The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-13
June l. 1878.

fine boquet of young radishes.
More Oil Stoves ut Coles to-day.
Call curly and get one.
County Surveyor Clancy. has survey
ed the town plat of Miller.
Cows FOR SALE.-Two cows. :Ap-
ply to (1w.) q. Z. FAKE.
john Alley is putting i'll about 50
acres Of sod corn.
Hard and Soft Wood ut
FOSTER s. SlIEPARD's.
Robinson is building i house up the
lake shore for Il relative.
For SALE.-A five year old Mare. G4
hands bigh. Enquire ut this Office.
Moulton is putting up a barn OH his
lot.
Cole has put up a new sign with de-
vice on it thus: '''UARDWAKE."
"A Cincinnati hog buyer is having q
biography written. We suppose he
will Call 1T 4 photography. :,
J. II. Marston is running five. break
ing teams OH his lands in this town and
Elk.
Madison is ornamenting the front of
his meat store with /. coat of paint.
The new room is about completed.
The Billy Marble Troupe fare still in
t town owing t9 the illness Of Mrs. Mar
When you come in to the Circus bring
few extra quarters along and ply the
printer.
See advertisement of r. 3. Plotts,
who is prepared to furnish the Double
Acting Anti-Freezing Force-Pump.
J. Ames has returned from trip to
Texas. and pronounces northern Texas
a great grazing country.
&C. Whitney began running a now
CT on Tuesday last. We suppose he is
the first III the county this year.
Miller & Smiths Drug Store is up,
f1oorin and already being lathed. They
expect to have stock in and be under. way
by the last Of the month.
Bennett & Grissell, of Wortlhing ton,
are having good lumber trade. which
they fully deserve.-Spirit Lake Bea-
con.
PoCKEr-EooK LosT.-Between Elk
and WOrthington. Finder will lie re.
wardcd by returning same to ADVANCE
Office. lw,
A brother editor asks for n definition
of hell. Silakespeare's definition was
''that burn from whence no traveller
returns.''
Dan. Shells stages are loaded down
every day. No matter how large the
crowd may be Dan is always prepared
to carry them all, in comfortable style.
Sioux Falls Independent. :.
n. v. Mcdowell, with eight men,
washed 800 sheep in Ocl,eed, Lake
last week and began shearing on Mon
day. We hope Mr.. Mcdowell we'll dive
us a report Of his clip for the season.
N" one who has suffered with Salt
Rheum 1}oils, Pimples, Ulcers or any
other Blood Disease, has tried DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture in vain; it always
cures. lW.
The time when the horse Grey Char
ley will be ut Worthington has been
changed to Tuesdays and Wednesdays
of each week. Those who have not al
ready engaged services are requested to
call and see Grey Charley.
2w. b. ID. CHURCHILL.
Somebody wants to know how we
high. Isn't the giant and his wife one
and isn't each eight feet high?. Twice
eight are sixteen.
We hear of four weddings to come
off soon i'll Worthington. Four we'd
dings and a circus!
Eight souls with but q single bent,
Eight hearts that beat as four.
Night Police Mcmillan slipped a.
round CT Monday night when every
body was in bed and painted the lamp
posts. They are now 9 dark green. col
or harmonizing pretty we'll with the
trees. Hope he'll steal a march on us
some night and paint our fence
xAnsext11 train passed over the road
on Saturday last bound for the Pacific
coast. It contained party of railroad
magnates among whom were Jay
Gould. The palace Car was the finest
one that ever passed this port. They
stopped Just long enough to take breath
and sWent*Whirling away without call
Tie Diliy Nsrbls Troupe e, played the
Two rphaNsfhe1e one Saturday night
i;l ia S.: =: capital: pla2.-,apd the act
ing wasreMaaKab1y good throug hout.
Mrs. Marb1b 30 certainly an actress Of
considerable power; aid Mrs. Hamil-
ton, AS Louise, or thesblind orphan,
sustained the part unusually well
throughout the play.
= Seyera! Of the boys talksd::a slitt1fs too
lo,d At :thestheatfe'6n Friday nj ht and
Billy Marble requested an officer to put
them. OUT There We're tllreef officers
present; but the crowd was called on
to take a hand and there was about as
foolish an exhibition of excitement as
we ever saw At, = publicF meeting. If
this loud talking had occurred at 4 the:
| atre in st. Paul, the officers would have
quietly removed the sindividuals, and
those in the front rows would have
known nothing Of it, .
Nothing like DIR. Marshall'ss Lung
lSyrup.; ltFcures the worst cases OF
Coughs or Colds promptly and effectu,
s so}ls SJS fESs s9b54 s ssfs PEI
), Myrtle Mann brings us a ,pierplant
leaf grown in Mr.. -Swandollar's garden
! which is sbigrenough for 4 parasol. It
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