The Worthington advance., 1878-10-24

Ladies' Hair Coquets at Bennett &
Grisscll's.
Martin Whitney, Of Kent county.
Mich, brother to G. e. Whitney, is
visiting his relatives in this county,
and looking 1T lands with Il view to
locating.
Imported Niplins, Accordeons,
Mouth Harmonious, etc, just received
by Miller 4 Smith. 2w
Ira Crosby was in town on Tuesday.
lie is thrrsl,ing in Wcstside and reports
that wheat in il good many places is
turning out Is bushels to tie acre.
Boots and Shoes made to order and
repaired ut .JoLnson's. 2w,
Hon. \. l.. nunyon and J. Ames
have returned from their trip to the
eastern part of the State with about
400 Sheep. Mr.. r., we understand, ex-
poets to so into wool growing to some
extent.
SMOKE Ia plrAYV VNES.-Guarantce
!, clear Havana filler fer sc. Sold only
by Miller 4 Smith. Stf
Among our subscribers who dropped
in during Court week and remambered
the printer are II. W. Sanborn, L. a.
Hatch, J. II. Scott and G. Wilkinson
Ladies' Hair Frizzers ut Bennett &
GriSsrll's.
}. Il. Dewey, of Ransom, brings us
several White Nesllalock potatoes
which are curiosities. They resemble
Swapping turtles in shape, with head
up and legs spread, mounted with a
number of small potatucs. We sup
pose these potatoes were planted in the
sign of the mud turtle.
Birds of Paradise at Bennett & Girls
sell's.
BUILDING ITENs.-McManus, of the
McManus House, is building II barn
24X.lS.
Shells addition to the Worthington
Hotel is Up. 1t is three stories. built
on the rear, and makes the Hotel look
as large again.
Darow's new store is up lie has
concluded to build two stories.
Ornamental Chamber setts at Ben
nett Il Gvissvll's.
MOVING. r.. Eldridye has moved
to town for the winter.
I. J. Coons has moved TO the Lewis
farm across the lake and VIII farm it
next year.
NJ. u. Sargent is moving to the Moul-
ton farm south of town which he will
farm the coming season.
You need not neglect your business
when troubled with cough or cold, if
YOU only use II relial,lc remedy ut once.
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup is he hest rem
edy We know Of. Price only % cents.
HorsE BCENEn.-On Friday morn
ing last the dwelling house of Hams Mel
son, who lives Oh sec. 20, in Ransom,
caug|t fire from stove pipe and was
destroyed. MI. Nelson WAS away
t'rcs'Iing and Mrs. n. w;ls milking
when the fire broke out. There were
several small children III the house who
had to be taken out of the back win
| dow to save their lives. All the furni-
ture WAS destroyed and about 1925 in
money. Mr.. n. had Il good dwelling
house and his loss is considerable.
Mr.. Nelson is rebuilding.
MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE
! BY buying your Winter Boots, Shoes,
Rubbcrs and Over Shoes at j. II. john
sons Boot and shoe Store. Prices to
suit the times for cash. ow
TIE CoSCEET.-Thc Ogln family
gave their previously-announced con-
cert at tie School House on Tuesday
evening to u fair audience, and they
did remarkably well considering that
this was their first appearance and that
they had but little time for prepar;.-
ton. One of the quartettes, we think,
was very well rendered, and George, as
the Dutcllman, brought the housc
down several times, while little How
ard in the horn solo captivated the au-
dicnce. The family start next week
on IL Lrirf tour and will give concerts
ut Adrian, Luvcrne and Sioux Falls.
An ounce of prevention is l'etter than
II pound Of cure. n dose of DR.. Bull s
Baby Syrup will assist your Baby in
tecthing, and prevent it from being at
tackled 10y Cholera lnfantum, Collie or
other diseases with which babies suffer.
Ladies' Hair Switches at Bennett &
Grissell's.
| THE SpLENDID.-We have been ask
ed us to the economy OF the Splendid
Purlor Base Burner which we are Offer
ing for sale. In reply we say that we
know of no more econolpical Base
Burner in the market. We began ear
ly list fall and ran the stove without
interruption until late in May when
warm weather came. We warmed four