The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-30
so MUCH FOR so LITTLE.

ADVANCE aha Tile lEdlIlc f1ElllcC Tut - w. Will
the Cook Book.
To-day is the usual Decoration Day,
and Worthington doesn't celebrate.
It still rains. Our rain barrels show
signs Of sprouting.
Hon. Dillon O'Brien spent last Sun
day 1T the Worthington.
Conundrun. Does Cole run his Oil
Stoves with Cole oil.
Charley Huntington has got back to
the depot as night operator.
An infant daughter of j. A. Town
died on Tuesday.
The Council voted on Friday night
to have the lamp posts painted.
Tuesday night the hotels were full as
ever. Fifteen slept in chairs 1T the Sd
Avenue.
A communication on Miller Hall ar
rived too late for insertion this week.
1t will apper in our next.
Mons f. Distad has returned from
LtneSb)ro and is going into mer-
cI,andiZing with l.. E. Ki!nball.
+. Griffin and \. a. Kimball have the
contract to build the Lorain school
house in the northeast district.
Isn't it about time to be getting a
creased pig and soaped pole ready for
tile Fourth Of July?
n. a. Barlow has been appointed Ex-
press Agent and the Express Office has
been removed TO his store.
L. Hammond will lie IN LuVerne
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. June
6, Z and :.
Henry Plant at the Cong'l. church
Saturday afternoon ut o'clock, also
Sat. evening ut 8.
Prof. Rice failed to get here to lee
ture on Mind Reading and show how
SpritualiSm is dole: Let's have a see
aunts anyhow.
We acknowledge calls from Gov. Mil
Ter and Hon. Dillon O'Brien. Also
from Capt. Wigham, II. J. Barber, Mr..
Pratt and j. Tarbert, of Adrian.
A fresh arrival of OIL STOVES at
Coles to-day. They Bake, Boil; Broil,
Heat Flat Irons. etc, ETC., the same as
any other stove, and 1T a cost of II cent
| Per hour. 1W
Resolved, That the thanks of the town
be rendered to Night Police McA1ilk.n
for the usually handsome trim in which
he keeps the street lamps.
r. n. Delknap has secured the AD-
VANCE Cookbook by paying up all ret
respective arrearages and 4 year pros
pective.
If you cannot take the baby to the
country, use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup for
the usual diseases OF early childhood.
Price Csc bottle. 1w.
If our Baptist friends owned the Hall
now they could have sprinkling at least
| during services on rainy Sundays.
And by constructing baptistry under
tile pulpit they could catch enough wa
ter for immersion purposes.
Those OIL STOVES at Coles are the
neatest and incest of anything in the
market. Perfectly safe, odorless and
economical. Every one should call and
see it in operation. 1w
The other day we went down to the
lake shore and traced up and item. It
began at Third Avenue and ran along
both sides of the street up the lake
shore, past the park and out nearly to
Okabena Home. 1t WAS trees.
A few days since u man who was ped
ding cheap jewelry about town was
brought before Justice Bennett and got
off by going to the Recorder and Oh
tanning license. Hereafter they will
not be let off so easily.
Our Druggists all say they have new.
er sold any medicine that gives such
universal satisfaction as DR.. Marsla]l's
/ Lung Syrup for Coughs, Colds, etc. 1t
has no equal. Price 25 cents. Sold at
Laws Drug Store. 1w
VIC. Butterfield, of Wis, has come
among us to stay. See card in another
column.) Mr.. B. comes highly recon-
mended and will build churches, stores
school and dwelling houses, etc, in the
best Of style. Having had many year:
experience as a, builder and contractor
he feels confident Of being able to giv'
satisfaction.
Henry Plant, of Minneapolis, will b'
b in Worthington. Saturday, June LIST
lie will hold a service at 3 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon to which all who ar
interested in, Sabbath Schools are cor
daily invited to be present. Do mo-
fail to attend. ~
In the evening at 8 O'Clock he viii
hold a Bible Reading service to which
the people generally are invited to at
tend.
The above mentioned services will b
i he'll i'm, the Cong1. Church. Service
for tile Sabbath, will be announced Of
Saturday evening; &Ia ii
Two young men stood at Barlow'
corner on Sunday afternoon and apple,
some names to a man who was passing
The man quietly turned about and slaT
ped the two boobies around like, a pal
oftold shoes and then went about hi
business. Of course the man broke til
Sabbath, but We suppose, as Stern
says. the Recording Angel, when lie en-
tered that sin in, the book. dropped
teartOiiti It. and I11Otted. It. out forever. =