The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-04-11
Cottonwood cuttings for sale ut the

Cottonwood cuttings for sale ut the
ADVANCE Oi!ice.
PEI feet mncilagc bottles for sale t
the orlllinyton Bookstore.
DR.. Warner, of Mlnkuto, was in
town the other day.
Miss Carrie Griuager is home from
school.
Mr.. Gilbert has arrived and gone to
his farm, Sec. 5, Ransom.
New stock of Candies Of all kinds ut
Langdon's Restaurant.
Mr.. Greitz, the wagon maker, is NOV
ing to his claim.
DR.. $. Clippcnger has removed to the
farm.
Another Of Mr.. Munyon's children
has the scarlet fever.
Mrs. Mann is having her house rails
ed.
Mr.. IIawes has removed his family
to Lu Verne.
AN infant child of DR.. Barbcr's died
last night Of measles.
Yoke OXEN WANrED.-Will pay
cash Tor IL good yoke OF oxen. Apply
to lw.] LEWIS FoorE.
Capt. Gr:aScr, of the Land Office,
has been on a trip to the eastern part
Of the State.
JAS. Johnson, Of Spirit Lake, bought
the lumber Of Bennett Il Grissvll on
Monday to build II house.
&. Anderson is building several
small houses for the Runyon boys on
tfleir claims in Murray county.
t,oo 1,t q
cast of town, and will farm it this sea-
Mrs. DENsNoHE-Will open her
Branch Millinery Store ut Adrian and
Sheldon April 10th. 1w.
G. Anderson has rented for a car
pcnter shop the shop recently occupied
by Mr.. GreitZ.
Bennett & Grissell arc shipping guam
titles Of wagon and buggy material to
Adrian and Rock county.
See the advertisement of Reed s Tenn
pie of Music. This house is furnish
ing first class instruments.
II. W. Kimball has received a lot of
farm machinery at his old stand on 10th
Street.
Conductor Becker pulled out on the
branc', Oh Tuesday morning with ISL
passengers.
There were eleven men from Eau
Claire ut the Third Avenue Oh Tues
day night.
About 80 men got off the Iu Verne
train on Tuesday evening and March
ed in almost solid body to the Nc
Manus house.
Mr.. RunyOn has purchased lumber of
| Bennett Il Grissell to build stable on
| the Raitt lot for the accommodation of
| 10 horses.
Dillon O'Brien, with several gentle
men from n. T., stopped at the Wor-
thington the other night, Oh their way
! to Adrian.
COURT.-Owing to the illness of
| Judge Dickinson an order has been is
sued adjourning court from the 10th to
the 2Sd of April.
Register of Deeds Chadwick has NOV
ed into the house on Tenth Street Just
opposite Deacon Smiths.
| Crandall & Ioyt have moved their
real estate office into the Beers build
ing two doors below the ADVANCE Of
flee.
| Jimmy 11umiston retircs from his po-
sition as Clerk in the post office to take
a place in kimball's Grocery, and d.
U. Bennett becomes post office clerk.
Miner & Parsons have moved into
their new rooms in the Ames block.
over IIewitt's Hardware Store. JUS
tice Bennett will have his office with
them us heretofore.
Get out with your moon weather
| oso See, Al,o 1x,s,o a.,
her back, and yet it has rained for four
or five days.
J. r. Marston offers 81 600 cash to
any one who will take the contract to
break 400 acres of land near Worthing.
ton.
See advertisement of the Adrian Liv
cry Stable. Mr.. Cooper has opened q
Livery and Sale Stable at this rapidly
growing village.
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Cheap or exchange for breaking.
E. COOPER.
3w. Adrian, MINI.
The ''Baby's Best Friend" is DR.
Bulls Baby Syrup, since it maintains
the baby's health by keeping it free from
Collie, Diarrloea, etc. Price Csc. 1w
Our young friend J. r. Newman has
returned to this county and we are
glad to hear that he expects to stay
hereafter. lie has been teaching schoo
during the winter in lie Sueur county
SCHOOL BoARD.-At The late meeting
OF the Hoard Mrs. J. Craft was appoint
ed to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. r. T.
Humiston:, The intermediate depart
ment Of the school was discontinued
J. II. johnson is now prepared +,
make to order or repair anything in til,