The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-09-26
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Jonas Bedford IS preparing to build
Il blacksmith shop aid dwelling house
here. He will move to town and his
son " III manage the farm.
f. Peck is preparing to build II hard |
ware store aud til shop here. Mr.. =.
is Il No. l workman from New YORK.
lie his already ordered stock Of
goods.
MIR. Grinin's building is about COM
pleted and he will begin soon to furn-
ish meat to this market.
Mr.. Horst, from Mumaroneck, New
York. has arrived and expects to pur-
chase land here. Mr. H. is IL first class
teacher who has had charge Of large
schools east.
Three screw harrows are being test
ell here and So far have not given good
satisfaction.
Mr.. Rnshmo:c is advertising for
men and teams to backs,t l.SOO acres
for MIR. >eney, Of New York, and Mr..
Thompson, of st. Paul. THIS Land is
to be cropp next spring.
MIR. Sclerzinger has, after much de-
lay. received his goods and tools. Ills
box had been broken open on the way
and Il silver Watci, and some of his
tools stolen. Besides there WAS con-
siderable bre;'kage. Then, too, it
seems every railroad did it's best to
delay the goods on the way, and he
complains Of numerous extra charges,
We are iAdtb:.u 10 1Ao.,. W. G..
Ritcl>, Secretary of New Mexico, for Il
copy of the New Mexican published at
Sante Fe. The paper br;stles with poll
tics and pays some. high compliments tc
G"v Axtell, who was recently remov-
ed ard Gen. Lew Wallace appointed in
his stead. We were especially inter-
estcd i'll Il valedictory article from the
editor OF the News, the Democratic
organ. lie retires for two reasons N
| because he cannot make IL living by the
paper, and ~ because he is not willing
to do the dirty work of the political
tramps - ''luafers " ''bummers. -
etc., of the party, as he calls them,
who want to run his paper for Inn and
force him to publish scandalous urti-
Giles against Republicans. Here's one
honest Democrat for you. "A Daniel
came to Judgment, surely.
Mutton, mutton, whose got the
mutton,' or something like that.
We've got some of it. That is, A. J
| Wilcox brings us Il half a mutton on
subscription and he has about $50
muttons left, all nice muttons, too.
that keep their hair combed and their
noses clean. Wilcox don't often pav
money but he does pay IN at which
is better than many Of our subscrib-
ers are doing. Gentlemen, stand and
deliver! Your money or your meat.
The Nevada Representative, pub
lis'ed ut Nevada, Story county, Iowa.
pays the following HANDSOME compli-
ment to MIR. Sellers, present PRINCIPAL
Of the Worthngton schools:
Prof. T. l.. Sellers. formerly princi.
pal of the Colo public school, started
for Worthington, Mobiles Co. MINI.
tl:ls week, to take charge Of the public
schools of that city. Mr.. Sellers is one
ut Story counties brightest young men.
II teacher of experience. il hard worker.
and Will give the people of Wortl,iuc-
ton Il number one school. Success To-
| him.
The following item Which We clip
from tile latest issue of the Sheldon
Mail, will be of intercyt to our
Wortlngton readers where Mrs. Dun
CAN is we'll and favor;.bly known:
UNITED AT THE GRAvE.-It affords
Us great pleasure to refer, in this issue
Ut LIE MAIL. to tile reconciliation of
Dr. ). W. duncan and wife. 1t will be
remembered that the DR.. and Mrs.
Duncan separated ut Sac City this State
Il few weeks ag" he remaining there il,
practice and size. coming to Sheldon
where She j"in'd her mother. We will not
attempt t" discuss the trouble bet wrer
the couple il detail, for we cannot.
neither have We the disposition: It is
sufficient to say that they were sep.
arAted for Il time and under very sad
circumstances reunited. Last week
one OF TIE little ones was taken i'll. aud
though Mrs. Duncan tclrgraphed the
i>r. ut once the latter did not reacI.
mere untl II after death had relieved the
chlid or ITS Sntfrrngs and it's spiri
''ad flown. TIE father and mother
were one III atfliction, and after bury
ing their Child they settled old differ
ences and very sensibly returned to.
getEer to Sac City. Ere this they are
occupying the old home. which we
trust will hereafter be pleasant and
dreary tor no other reason than the
death Of little Florence.
MILLINERY GOODS
Mrs. "A. l. LAW has Just received
from Milwaukee, Il full stock of Mill
merry and Fancy Goods, consisting OF
Hats. Ribbons, Pins, etc. etc. A Fine