The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-07-03

their names off.
Come in and pay upland get 4 sew
ing machine before it is too late.
Minor arrival at the residence of
Geo. Plumb. Boy.
The heaviest rains of the season fell
last night and the night before.
Joe Barlow launched his galvanizt d.
iron row boat yesterday.
On the Fourth, the postoflice will be
closed from 10 u. m. to S p. III.
Cleveland, Ohio, j. sensible. No
guns, pistols, or explosives Of amy kind
are allowed to be fired OH the Fourth.
Praise meeting next Sabbath evening
1T the Congregational church. See
programme.
No paper will he issued from this
office tomorrow. Cause why? The
boys must celebrate the Fourth.
CoHN.-We hear from i'll points
that corn is remarkably forward and
promising this season.
TIOrPEEs.- grasshoppers have
left the country west Of us. There are
scarcely amy left west Of Adri III.
We hear Of great preparations to at
tend the celebration Of the Fourth to-
morrow ut Worthington. 1t will he
bigger than Il circus.
The west bound passenger train
Tuesday night was delayed by Il land
slide and did not arrive until Yesterday
afternoon.
Tomorrow will be the last chance to
pay u> on the ADVANCE and get an in
tcrest III the gift distribution which
will take place OF the 5tl without fail.
We g,t out Of "sorts:' setting up the
tax list and Huntington, of the Win
dom l,rport' l., and Piper, of the Shell
don Mail, put us in Il good humor bv
sending us il lot of Triggers"
See the advertisement OF Mr.. Martin
who is prepared to give lessons in vocal
and Instrumental Music. tune instru-
mcnts, etc. Mr.. NJ. has purchased land
and located among us.
Bromnline is the greatest Blood Pur-
itier known, curing all skin diseases
promptly, and effectnally. Try bot
tie of it. Sold 10y Miller Il Smith.
Remember the dance ut Bennett Hall
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Greaves proposes to make it pleas
ant for those who attend.
Invitations are out fora wedding re-
ccptiOn at the residence Of j. Ames
this evening. Geo Il. Ames and Miss
Ella Grant are to be married this even
ing ut the Congregational Church.
RAILROAD NEwS.-For information
as to the progress OF railroad building
nOrt|, Of MS, read our Graham Lakes,
Bon'lin and Lost Timber correspon-
sfence.
Raw silk has gone up from 81 to $40
per pound. This advance III one Of the
staple necessities Of life will fall heavily
on some Of us for our wives must have
clothes.
Children cry for it, but they stop cry
ing 1T once. after hey layt taken Il sim
.le dose, as DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup cures
all the pains our little ones arc s<lbjet t
10. Price - cents Il bottle.
We hear that Il number Of Sioux
Falls business men are coming tn
Wortlington pic-nicking soon. Tit y
will bring II box Of crackers and II kegs
IF ''Suntl:its.'
RAlLEOADISTIC.-W saw 4 work
man on Tuesday evening Just from the
seat of operations west of Heron Lake.
| The st. Z. Il :. G.. has about II miles OF
| track laid and about s miles ready fol
| track.
W. W. Martin has purchased the
| Goodnow place on Lake Ochpeda fol-
$4,000 and will engage in stock raising
| Mr.. NJ. recently arrived from Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, where he was Supt. Of
Schools for some time.
DELINQUENT LIsT.-For the benefit
Of those who like to see their names il
print, We give an interesting list OF
names with figures attached. At thu
rate we are all taxed now it is Il won
der the list ism twice us long.
The annual movement of harvest
hands began rather early this year
! We hear that they have been moving
northward from Sioux City and lie
mars and harvesting some Of the crops
about RigcIow. They don't charg
wages. Nothing but meals.
! RAsPBEHR1Es.-C. L. Campbell, o
Indian Lake, brings us several quart:
of raspberries grown on his farm. Mr.
! G.. will have five or six bushels thi
year. Last winter he did not cover hi
bushes, but he has Il good wind break
Our Elk correspondent gives hi
views on Sale Day. lie would com
hinc with Market Day Il Sale Day, s.
that farmers could buy second l,an'
furniture or other articles as we'll a
sell their farm products.
TlloEoUGIlEEED BuLL:-E. Z
llumiston has just purchased til
splendid short-horn Durham bull. Dol
Pedro, bred Ivy q. p. Whitcomb, o
| pnobr ct ~ ~
81, American Herd Book. lie will b
he III town on the Fourth.
n series of black board illustration
ave being given in connection with TIN
Union Congregational Sunday School
Illustration for July &: Tie Sun G
Love rising over Mt. Zion, shining ul
on the cross which casts it's sllado'
upon sin; also Il rainbow with the leg
ends, Faith, Peace and Hope.
DR.. Moore will deliver lecture e.,
titled ''IIealth and it's Laws in til
= Congregational Churcl, OIL Wcdnesda
evening, july 9th. The Doctor has e,
pended considerable time and though
upon this lecture, and thinks lie is SAT
in promising to interest and benet
those who may desire to attend to til
| lull HlllOtIAV itt lctASV VI tuc tlOuDlc ill
=. expense incurred. The price of admi
, lance has been fixed at 10 cents, and !:
the Sabbath School Library is to T.
ceive the benefit Of the proceeds,
large attendance is hoped for.
Toignore the warning Of approachin
disease IS neither cautious nor SAT
Prudence would suggest the immedia
use Of good preventive remedy, sue
us DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills, whit
eradicate ut once all symptoms of bill
Gus diseases.
A correspondent who ought to be i
dicted for levity or something else scnt
US the following conundrum:
Why was St. Paul like a horse? B
cause he loved Timothy.
This is wretched enough but we CT
do worse than that ourself: