The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-03-06
Fine Shoes ut J0ilnsOn's.
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their names off.
Fine Shoes ut Joinson's. Wv.
There was a light shower Of rain on
Friday last.
Saddles, Harness, Brides, ETC., at
Johnson's. 2w.
An infant child Of H. Toms was bur-
led on Monday.
Rest assortment Of Boots, Shoes and
Rmbbers at Johnson>s. Wv.
Mrs. 4. ]. Wilcox left on Wednesday
night to visit friends in Mich.
Spring IS here, sure. The eagles have
returned to Graham Lakes. They have
never fooled us yet.
Jonas Bedford and lady have returned !
from several months visit to Penn
sylvania.
DR.. Craft frosted his le-limbs while
coming up from Indian Lake u few days
ago and is now suffering from erysile-
las.
Trunks and Valises ut Johnson's.
2w.
Wild ducks are returning to the Oka-
benas. They might have had lots of
fun it they had brought their skates
along.
The undersigned is prepared to grind
Feed. Also Corn meal for table use.
Satisfaction given. will take toll in
payment. GIBSON & Sons,
1w. West of the Lake.
Lost.-On the road between Worth
ington and the farm of j.. NJ. Miller,
one beaver Mitten. The finder will
please return the same to J. n. Town
Mt the County Ofthe. 1w.
The March term of Court opened OH
Tuesday last. Judge d. A. Dickinson,
on the bench. We gave the list Of
cases last week anu hope next week to
give some results.
J. b. Root informs us that he has
tested his wheat, mostly No. 3, and
finds that nearly all of it will grow.
Mr.. Il. expects to put out about 160
acres.
Miller 4 Smith are agents for the sale
| of Pianos and Mason 4 IIamlin Organs.
Cheap tor Cash or rented until the rent
pays for the instrument. 1w.
NJ. ID. Sargent AID wife left on Thurs.
day last for Aurora, Illinois, where Mr..
5. expects to undergo treatment for the
canccrous tumor with which he has
been afflicted for several months. We
sincerely hope that he may he relieved,
but his friends hear that cure is not
possible.
On Friday night last the boys had
their final dance in the rooms over Bar
lows store before surrenCering them
for law Offices, Y. NJ. G.. 4. exercises,
and other worldly AMI carns.l purposes.
Sic transit gloria Barlowia IIallarum.
| Emory Clark has secured the front
room over B.rlow's new store for Il law
Office and is now located in his new
quarters dealing out law right and left.
He has now the neatest law Office in
town and expects to keep it clean and
do the clean thing all round.
FARM FOR RENT
800 acres, 80 improved, miles from
town; good house. barn, wells, garden,
and two good fresh cows. Will take
one quarter Of crop for rent. Apply at
ADVANCE office, or address soon.
3w. WIN. II. HOYT,
| No. ~, Jackson St., st. Paul.
Among the lawyers attending Court
we notice Thornton of st. James. Mr..
T. has u way of saying things so that
nobody can mistake his meaning and
we hope lie and Dan Rolrer won't get
into fight before Courts over. How
eyer. VIC have no ''lersonal motives
to crafty, if he wants to lick Dan.
| DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS The
Luverne Dramatic Company will Civ 9
an entertainment at the School House
on Saturday evening next. This is an
amateur company, but we hear that it
plays remarkably we'll for a non -profes-
sional troupe. One of the Pioneer
Press staff, who ought to know, paid
them high compliment at Luverne.-
Let's he neighborly and give them a
full load inside aud lots on top.
II. J. Phelps has traded his farm at
Round Lake for 4 farm in Newton CO.,
Missouri. MIR. Hanna has also traded
his farm north of town for one in the
same county. The party with whom
they traded is J. B. Mott, who will re.
move to this county and occupy the
Hanna place. Mr.. Motifs son-in-iaw
: and married son will come with him and
: locate in this county.
Our friend 0. D. Bryan, of Grand
! Prairie, showed us copy of the Adri
an Advertiser, the first number Of
which is out. It is about the size Of
that good old democratic organ, til,
Claim Shanty Vindicator, and moi
quite as large as the Wortlington Jour
nal. 1t is issued by Geo. II. Carr, tn,
witle-awake merchant, and we hop'
he'll make it q necessity to every fami
: ly. Please X.
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On Friday morning last section hos!
John O'13ried had dispute with hant