The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-27


Ransom 3 Summit Lake z
Little Rock Graham Lakes 3 |
WcStside Seward 3 |
BY Order OF Republican County Com.
June l, 1873. Chairman.
DR.. Craft is expected home this week.
Charley Olell has put coat of white
paint on his house.
Allen Mclean is building 4 new
house on Fifth Avenue.
Marcus Snyder. of Spirit Lake, Iowa,
offers large span of horses for sale.
See add.
The Ice Cream Parlors of S. A.
Davis are opened for the season. Give
him II. 3w.
A post Office has been established at
Jack Greek, with James Wright as p.
Ill.
Cole, the Hardware Man, has the
best kerosene oil in town, bought ex
pressly for those Oil Stoves.
J. B. Meacl'am, 4 compositor from
the Minneapolis Tribune office, is Oh a
visit to this county. lie has taken
lands north of Adrian.
s. a. Davis will have 4 fine lot of
Peaches and Blue Berries the first of
tho week. 3w.
Mr.. Whitney brought two loads of
new hay to town yesterday and sold
them out. Who'll bring us Il mess of
new potatoes?
Two BOAE PIGS LOsT.-Both white,
one with black spot Oh back. Anyone
finding same leave information at this
office. Nv.
KUsr.-We still hear Of considerable
rust on the blades of the wheat, but
none Oh the stalk. So far, no injury
has been done.
Cole has few more Of those Oil
Stoyrs left. Those who can't get in OH
account of the crowd can have them
passed out through the window.
There were two organ grinders and
monkey III town OIL Monday. Wouldn't
give much. for AL organ without mon-
key.
Disfgu enents, such as obstinate
Swellings, Boils, Pimples, Erysipelas,
etc, are promptly removed by the use
Of DR.. Bulbs Blood Mixture. 1w.
UN1vEHsALIsT SERv1CE.-At Mill
er Hail, next Sunday, June 80, at 1 o.
clock p. IN. Subject-Thc law OF the
Lord is perfect converting the soul.
Mr.. Barrett, of Round Lake, came
to town on Monday and procured the
arrest Of a boy who had been working
for him, on a charge of stealing money.
S. A. Davis, Confectioner and Baker,
opposite the Worthingtpn Hotel, has
just received a fine lot of New Pota
toes, Apples and Berries from the
South. 40 3w.
G.. w. Brant brings us two live
grasshoppers picked up on his place.
Poor, forlorn remnants of Cnce-in-
vincible and all-conquering army! How
are the mighty fallen?
Experience has proven that the best
! remedy for Collie, Diarrhna, Teething
| and other troubles Of Infancy is DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price Is cents.
1w.
The organ grinder who serenaded
| Dr.. Crafts house on Monday last, is
! requested to return when the DR.. and
his lady get back from the east. The
DR.. likes music and will regret that lie
! was absent.
Our next issue will be on the Fourth
| of July. No celebration in Worthing-
ton Of a general and promiscuous ma
ture, but everybody expects to held a
select and private celebration of his
OWL
Rev. D. X. Willard, of Tecumseh,
Mich, has preached for several Sab
baths at the Presbyterian church, and
we learn that there is probability of the
| church calling him to serve as pastor.
Rev. Mr.. White expects to return to
college and finish his studies.
A. Q. Condo left on Monday for Ho
well, 1ich., to recupcrate his health.
! We regret to hear of Mr.. C.'s continued
ill-health and hope his summer vacil-
ton will put him i'll trim for a large
grain business next fall.
| What is home without a baby? Ma
ny children have Coughs and Colds just
now, and should have the greatest care
and 4 bottle of DR.. Marshall's Lung Sy.
rup. Price Csc bottle. Sold at 4aw g
Drug Store. 1w.
Bennett & Grissell laid the corner
stone of their new brick block on
Thursday last and the brick walls are
now rising triumphantly over copies of
the ADVANCE, business cards Of our
business men, etc.,
W III. MtItllSOll IIIaS OpCljcU UuG Ill HIS
new quarters and has now a neat,
freshly-Eainted Meat Store, where all
kinds of meat can he had from the sin
less and tender calf to the hardened
sinner of AL OK.
Rev. Mr.. Livermore, rector of the Z.
piscopa1 church, at St. Peter, visited
Worthington on Tuesday looking ul
the interests of the church in this quar-
ter. The Eplscopalians in this vicinity
hope soon to have stated services in
W0rthington.
| Wool HARVEST. - Farmers who
have u wool crop sown are busy just
now harvesting. We have not inquir
ed as to what harvest hands are paid. -
The yield is fair, although we hear some
complaint as to prices, and suppose that
wool will not bring as much per bush
el as it did last year. Please send in re
ports of the yield per acre after thresh
ing.
+ E. HAMMOND,
Will be at Worthington for twt
months. All who have Horses which
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