The Worthington advance., 1879-04-24

A small lot of fruit trees for sale at a
discount. Apply ut the ADVANCE Of
flee.
Mr.. Snodgrass, of Eau Claire, Wis,
is in town looking for Il location for
business.
Hon. NJ. II. Dunnell has our thanks
for Il copy Of Gen. Garheld's speech OH
"Revolution in Congress.
A good four-year old Bull for sale, or
will trade for young stock. Inquire at
ADVANCE Office. 2w.
i. A. Madison, of Augusta, Wis, is
visiting W"rthington looking up a
business location. lie is stopping with
his friend Frank Lord.
II. W. Kimball has built a house on
his farm OF State Line Lake, 26x26,
story and 4 half, dormor window and
conservatory.
There will be no services 1T the Con-
S'ESdtloIlAi CiiuiCil hCAt CdtUUssIh VII tsC-
count of the absence of the PASTOR
Sabbath SCHOOL at the usual hour.
Our friend II. J. Peace has gone to
Colorado. and for the present is located
at Castle Rock. We wish him success
wherever lie may go.
B. F. johnson, of Seward, brings us
some sample ears of the Compton corn.
1t ought to be called Mule Corn'' Oh
account of the length of the ears.
Suffer not disappointment by employ
ing too many ''cures;'' for the dis
tases of Infancy use DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup which never disappOlnts, and
costs only 25 cents u bottle.
We have tried some of B;.rlow's Ma
pie Sugar and it seems to be fresh from
the tree. 1t tastes sweet and has a ma
pie flavor. Everybody ought to get
him some, too.
Some of the boys got on ''tear" on
Thursday night last and one of them
named Earl got into the lookup and
Friday morning was brought before
Justice Humiston and fined S. for be-
ing drunk and disorderly.
The well ut the corner of the park
has been walled up after digging about
80 feet and boring nearly rs much more
without striking Il vein Of water. We
learn that Messrs. Carr & Smith, of
Adrian, are to be engaged to continue
boring. Water or China.
Parties who are hauling straw, ma
nure, etc., on the tract of land just
north of town are hereby notified, by
request Of the Council, that this spot is
not the general dumping ground for
the debris of the town. Tin cans, scrap
iron, and all that kind of waste must
be dumped into the sloughs which need
filling up.
Our dry goods merchants were put on
the stretch the other day to supply the
demand for ruche. Inquiry developed
the fact that the boys and girls had
been to party down town and thai
somehow the girls came out with tlIei'
ruches so badly dilapidated tl,at-wel|
anyhow, the boys had to buy a new
supply for the girls.
An engine spark fired the grass be
low the mill on Sunday last. The wint
was in the direction of the town ant
the fire made for the large hay stack
on the lake shore, but was vigorousl.
fought and headed off. If the ha,
stacks had caught, the stables an,
houses in the vicinity would have gone
and then we suppose the Third Aven 4
stables would have caught and then tn
town would have gone up in smoke
The wind was high enough to carry fir
about in reckless way.
Geo. II. Prince, while riding his pom
the other day at a high speed to hea
off some cattle, was thrown into an ope
well left probably by some breakers
and was considerably hurt. The pom
SHE'D at the well and threw George in
to it. Several years ago one of MI
Ames' horses went down backwards in
to one Of these wells and was gotte
out with difficulty. There ought to b
some way to compel parties who di
such wells to close them up when the
leave.
1t is universally admitted that d,
Marsllall's Arabian Oil. will relieve an
cure pains and bowel complaints quick
er than any other remedy. Sold b
Miller & Smith.