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pg SPECIAL NOTICE.
SYCLE BROTHERS,

40.
vis, 'D'' WISHING the State Fair should not forge,
r ,s ~. ,sYCLE BROTHERS
LARGE LARGE AND POPULAR DRY GOODS sro,v
10, ro "'' the cheapest in the rsey csr.,sou
You al me latest novelties In DOHgSrir on. wy
REIGN GOODS. ana 70
10 lrREsS GOODS they have Ike c,ro,-.
st5les :bhRcELOEAsE ITIaGs. SIX scrr,, new
soniE - VI T. %ES. TARTAN rt..,,.S'
fhENCH PLhfDS. aud all he lates, nove,,,s. '''
,, III siLh. SATIN. PLAIN and pEKiy s.Tu,,,-,
DARn i've sn .ss vfSl''rI".: GARDiNAL, ar%s
DkAUX; MARINE. TIT f.G:uL. ssr ABB TT: BOZ.
pa 1hi SiiO gold, WINE, and fur l. =. Z,
BLACK CApHNEREs. BLACK ,,o,,,,
Wits Irs siock 10 The city. Cashmere ~
have mi line ' r. 10 80 per yard. In coiors hsr
goods are OF their own importation 'io"' OF iheS:
aAsSlAEkES for mems and boys, v.o
arr, ssofH ID any house In the State
RED and WHITE FLANNELS purcbs.e,,-
bnnab f isbo Ta DC sold cheaper Than they can @
In CH!LDkEN'l. LADIES'. and cp,.-,
MEMS UNDERWEAR their assortment f' !, li.E-
SHIRTS. lanndrfcd and uulsundr,es ,.
Sl-tlle hest ever sold for the mon, ''"'A JOc.t0
Their GLOVE DEPARTMKSP i, c,,..,-
snlen9n S.button LESLIE GLOVE for 0srt trr1a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS large inv u
kEkCHIEFS for 81: six LINEN III ~ LIND
CHIEFS for 50c.: and full line q siik n " r.
KEREHIEES In all shades. '" HAND
In FANCY GOODS. such Is RlEROSG p,.,,,
lSGS, &c, they can plea C The most n,.itions ""
On tue second floor you will it'd
A full liue OF CIOAKS and 30. MANS r,o,n.o,
to $40 ariccc; '''''" s<'''
500 SHAWkSI IN al st!;cs, from 75c. to $50;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS from Zoe ~ a..
a beautiful line OF MAESElLLEs SPEEADs +,
On The tnird and fourth floors can be rourJ IL.
largest ana nrettrS. assortment of C,Pptr>
KoGS' L-CLOTii, all! MArTiSGS ever Shown
SVO pafs BLANKETS. purchased 4, rccru, sal,
In New York. All in need should cali ami M ,t 49,"
At once. "' ''S "isHi
a., While you are vi,inr The STATE Fair do', r,y,,
the great exhibition Of DRY GOODS ., '' "''
SlCLt BROTHERS.
DC ~ cnd 3ll Broad ,,rrr,
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]. II Is said that Mi. TAYLOR last winter re-
commended that the capitattoa-tax should
be doubled. True enough $ but let 1T be
remembered that In order 70 accomplish
that object; the State Constitution. must be
changed. ,NoWsfWhos demand . State Com
yention 70 change the Copststations The
al all U asssT IS
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III The letferobaW w. HENRY. aRsqS which
we publish tbs morn ling; VIII sputsan end
rs one orddfe salsshSo that III lalready
had too long life. - s.sAs
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win the colored people by thoir. votes
say that FRED. DOUGLASS received a bride
Tor bis letter advising them TO vote for
friends Of the, hIcCuLLoOH settlements Is
FRED DOUGLASS, the most distinguished
living representative Of bis race, SO base
that one hundred dollars will purchase his
'infuencef Lei, the slanderers hear from
YOU next Tuesday. - ,,Eoi3 .t,t@a1@ j..
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ais Be sure you're right. then go ahead"
Can you be s1rer OF anyshingiIn the world
than that yon will vote right IL you vote
with all the best people IN virginia. I'D,
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THE CAMPAIGNIS KING GEORGE "A ies-
tel: received from King George county says
that there is q decided reaction. IN favor OF
General Lee, which will assure bis election
TO the House 81 Delegates. - tegandrsa Ga
tzRtfe. -, t4igi, 80 -
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DRESERyE YOUR SIGHT S1C
DR.. NJ. SCliWAb'

DR.. NJ. sCllWAb'
TIE CELEBRATED "CtLi, - ,e ~
FROM TUE TRENTON EYE ~
JERSEY 80, Dur.
has come 10 this city to ,t,us!iy 81 MS D"'
At Ford's Hotel ,,,.+ hirstlf = ah a. o..
hv eleven yea OF cihse spp'Ic.s' Ind Ccrm4uy .
~ the hes, institutions OF FIR nee Iu x.nty year.
bias had practical exseriemv|, u me clns,e, 't
eau upon first Inspection Si'r 70 is uris,uL! -
pp cure all Tie varlou' O, i maaat4'
DIR. scuwAB's GLASi sa r SI he puse'' &c, u
under his own slpei 'lsi"n ana he guaran.c'
e SpIy she I pre,ervsion ouE also the
the sishr. ... g. Now pre- enled 10 an p, ,..
, sssp stS any Of nv v nSsitT
one On h ~ CONSULTATION free Of charfSo.s ls'
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fYFJOHN c. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
has Just received q nne assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
imported especially for him, which he will make ur
In 4 workmanlike manner IN the
VERY LATEST STYLES
AND At
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, AND CUFFS
of fine grades made 10 order Of short notice.
sel3-3m FIT GUARANTEED.
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Where there are Funders, there are the
best schools. Witness Richmond. staun-
ton. &c, &c. .....,. ....s.., ...t
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NTr JUST RECEIVED.
4 FRESH SUPPLY ~
FALL AND WINTER pi:i "'1r-'
\. HUTZLhR s Nm
500 BROAD STREET.
Full line Of FOREIGN and Do&t'}l' ~.
GOODS At popular prices
BLACK CACilE.MIRE>-
COI.ORED CAEliEMlEE>.
BLANKETS, FLASNtt>' .,.,,.
LADIES. and GESTT. EMEN'S tN!'hEf '-''''
NOTIONS ~ cnniess '"yF9'
HANDk GRCfiltF~;
RICHARDSON'S Ll>EAS. III f'H' '-''.'''
Tow prices;
| .-.. CASSIMERES--ta'. me
CIOAkS-fuh iras. -,,.,,
300 dozen BLEACIIEp DAMAN"
{ Csc, cheapes, ever oaercd u, "a, cay; .,1
oc lin a. ~
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ztsPEcEAL NOTICES.

SAaB EEVY BROTHERS
--r.s ssl ga
HAVE JUsTs8EcErynD A FULL ASSORTMENT or
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Mr.. r. Z. PALMoRE, OF POwhaian county. Il wit
us, an d VIII be pleased 10 see his friends. oc %
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People visiting the State Fair should no, T.,
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Counsel for the Richmond, Fredericksburg
NJ y and Potomac Railroad Company. q
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BROCADES AND PEKIN STRIPES,

-CoLoRED sATfNs AND cOLoRED sfL
,SzFsF5'Sg-z 81
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
THE WRONG NAN

Our felloW-tOWnsnan, Gov. Miller,
was somewhat annoyed or Sunday last
by receiving a dispatch inluiring about
his marriage. The following special
from Niles, Michigan, to the Chicago
Inter- Ocean was what led his friends
at st. Paul to make the inquiry:
A sudden wedding in high life took
place in this city to-day, the high con-
tracing parties being ex-Gov. Miller,
of Minnesota, Il widower of GO winters,
and Miss Bessie Macgolin, niece OF ex-
Gov. Berah Macgotlim, of Kentucky, IL
lady OF 20 summers. Miss Macgotlin
was accompanying Governor Miller
from New York to Minnesota to he
governess in his family, and the match
was made Oh the cars. The ceremony
was performed 10y the Rev. DR.. McMur-
ray.
The Gov. promptly replied as follows:
'Worthington. Feb. 2.-I was last
married just about forty years ago.
The whole report isa cruel hoax. Have
it corrected. 5. MILLER"
For the benefit Of the ladies, who may
not be Informed upon this point, we
will state that the Gov. is married.
His wife is a confirmed invalid, at pres
ent with her relatives in Pennsylvania.
We judge that the matter is a mis-
take. merely and not an intentional
hoax It is some other member Of the
numerous Miller family, who are as
prolific as the Smiths or Browns. Hope
ly. Put it OH the editor of the AD-
VANCE if you can't DO any better.
Wouldn't hurt US bit to be married
to Beriah Macgotfin niece. Twenty
summers, with a cool $1,000 for every
Summer, and million dollars worth
of niece to boot, couldn't injure our
standing any.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
FIRE.

Worthington pays $500 a year for a
fire patrol or night watch, and this is
well us far as it goes, but if the night
watch should discover fire and sound
the alarm, how could the fire he extin-
guished? We understand the wells are
going dry, and we suppose that if u
fire should occur, there could not be
enough water had to save Il woodshed.
The ornamental cisterns around the
park, still cumber the ground, water
less, useless, and ''redickuless," and
even those funny brine barrels on the
wagon are brineless. Not even bar
rel Of brine to save the town in case of
a conflagratlon!
In view of these facts, it behooves
every property owner to be we'll insur-
ed. Worthington has been remark;-
bly, fortunate, her only fire of any con-
sequence having been the work Of an
incendiary, but we cannot count on
this exemption always. Insure your
property and keep close eye Oh your
stoves and chimneys.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
ACQUISITION OF IN 1EREST

An interesting question is raised by
the recent action of the Sheriff III seiZ-
ing the goods of Bennett s. Grissell and
at the same time demanding the keys,
and taking possession of the building,
shutting out the owners and proprie-
tors and holding possession. An ac-
tion for trespass and damages has
been brought against the Sheriff and
the issue involved is interesting to his
bondsmen at least.
The LYCEUM.-The question as to
which is the most effectual, Cheek or
Brains, was discussed on Monday night
with Messrs. Miller, Clarke, Church
and Phelps in the affirmative and
Messrs. Sellers and Langdon in the
negative. Miss Rice read selection and
Geo. Ames served as Critic.
The question for next Monday night
is, Resolved, That Ambition is Il great
er incentive to action than Love. Lead
ers-Messrs. Clark and Miller. AS
sistants-Miss Rice and Miss Gibson
Reader-Lafayette Church. Critic Ell
Ia Grant.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

The advantages Of these Lines are
l. If the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and Northwest. he can
iuy his tickets via some one of this Company 3
lines and he sure OF reaching his destination by
it or its connections.
2. The greater part Of its lines are laid with
steel rails; its road bed is perfect.
;. 1t is the sho,t line between all important
points.
1. It's trains are equipped Will, the Wcsting-
house Air Brake Mliers Platform and Couplrrs
and the latest improvements for comfort safety
and convenience.
S. 1t is the only road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs.
g. It Is the only rond running the Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping cars either way between Chicago
and st. Paul, Green Bay, Freeport, Lacrosse,
Winona, Dubuque McGrcgor. Milwaukee:
I. No road offers equal facilities in number of
Sleeping cars.
g. It makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines is steadily in.
crraSing an passengers should consult their i'll
terest by purchasing tickets via of this line.
tickets over this route are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents III he United States and Canatlas.
Remember, YOU ask for your Tickets viz of the
Chicago 4 North Western Railway, and take
none other
For information. folders, maps, &C., not obt
tainabe ut home ticket office, address any ayeli-
of the Company or
W. ii. STENNETT, MARVIN HUGHITT,
Gcn'l Pass: Ag't, Chicago. Gen. Mang'r.
Jan. l, lS1o.-ly.
Now that life insurance is so uncertain yo,,
had better use Eilerts Da! light Liver Pills good
health must follow.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
CEEENE IA Glory WANTED.

Our Indian Lake friends are anxious
to have a Cheese Factory in their town
and say they can furnish milk from
about $50 COWS during the coming sum-
mer, if any one will build and run the
factory. r. J.. Erskine offers the
grounds for the factory gratis.
Here is an opportunity for one with
sufficient capital to engage in this kind
of an enterprise. Indian Lake is the
banner stock township Of this county,
having an abundance Of water and
grass, and her people claim that it is
the best stock region west OF the Miss.
issippi. Who Will give them Cheese
Eact0rY2
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
Real Estate Aoenov.

The following Lands offered for sale by the
undersigned, are some Of the chol...st Lands In
settlement OF Mobiles County, and now owneT
principally by non-re>iden:S. will lie sold, win
the improvements. at prices generally below
that OF the wild II. II. lands in same loc ilitv:
ITO acres near I;iyeNw ), station;
tion. u choice quarter close to market. iGO III
Aoraim @ within tw' miles OF WorthlIfgton; hi
desirable farm. lou do in Elk on sec. /. Ip in
Dewaid % good nov and meadow lan.!, also u
DewaId: 16l in Olnes; u mile. from Miller sta
tion 96 in Graham Lakes To1iisllttj, beautiful
ly situated on Lakes. IS IN same sc.
Il Ihe above lands are offered at from *..5O t.
320 90 per acre.
will also attend to tho payment of ta1cx
for non. residents:
CoRREsPoSijENcE soiicr11tr.
e21Ml HUAfTSTON. POPEE E1
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
CIIEHCE DIRECTORY.

METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every Sab
bath morning ut 10 80; evening service at =
Sunday School ut Il. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. II. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA ArIONAI.-Servces morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
the morning Servict. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. IL. b. Tutte, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-ServiccS morning
nn'l evening. Sabbath School immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. i. White, Pastor.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIrOR--,Tames Walker
TKEAsUREl.-lcter Thompson.
REGISTER or DEEDs-.]oseph Chadwick.
JUDGE or PKOBA rE-!t. -. Barber
CLERK OF COUlsT-R. n. Carrier.
SHER1FF->J. \. Town.
SUiyEYo4s-Allell CLANCY. Deputy-Allel'
NJ. Cllllty.
CorET CoMMIsSIoSEH-H. ID. Tumiston.
COUNTY ATtORNEY-M. B. SUule.
COKONEK-l.. l. Bennett.
COUNTY SUpEl;ISTENpENT-J.C .Oge.
COMMISSIONERS.
First DiStrict-Frcdcrick Bloom. of Seward.
Second DiStrict-A. T.. Robinson, OF WUrthing
ton, Chairman.
IHiru District-Robt. Shore, of Ransom.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Farmers guard your Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs fl m the distempers, colds and fcvcrs so
easily taken this time Of year, and costing 80
much when neglected. by mixing Uncle Sims
Condition Powder in their feed according to the
directions. You can make no investment that
will yield 50 great profit to your purse, and
comfort to your stock. Sold by all Druggists.
With the sudden chahgcs OF temperature
which prevail in Autumn %eater.-rain, slect
wlnt,, snow and sunshine often in a single day
it is no wonder that death gathers such a rich
harvest among the neglected colds and coughs
Every home should contain Eilcrt's Extract Of
Tar and Wild Cherry which prevents serious
sickness II taken IN time, and will surely cure
colds, coughs, Group, cat;lrrll, consumption and
all bronchial complaints Don't wait for sick
ness to come but at once procure this valuable
~emcdy it may save life wlIch delay would re-
suit in death. Warranted and sold by all Drug
gist
"Ecoffomy is the road to wealth. Fifty cents
worth OF U Gle Sans Hartes. ON applied to
your harnes will make the leather look like
Few and keep it soft and pliablc.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
COUNTY NEWS.
LITTLE ROCK.

Preaching at the Parry school house,
Friday evening, the 4th inst. and every
two weeks after.
Little Rock Grange will meet on the
third Friday of each month. They are
alive, and intend to do their business
direct with wholesale dealers from the
present time.
Little Rock farmers have begun to
harrow this week.
Prairie fires have commenced burn
ing but we would rather save the grass
to warm up the young 'hoppers in the
spring.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

The Sioux Falls Times grapples a
practical question in this way: 1.-The S.
g. &. st. 2. r.. R. would receive the
thanks of the travelling public if Il bet
ter coach were placed on the Worthing-
ton & Sioux Falls branch.' We are
heartily of lie same opinion. The way
passengers of all sexes, classes and con-
ditions are corralled in a small, dingy
and generally uncomfortable coach on
that line is an imposition almost a.
mounting to outrage.-Flandreau En-
terprise.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
TIE UOOSIER SEEDER.

The undersigned is now prepared to
furnish this seeder. Farmers are in
vited to call and see the model. This
Seeder now takes the lead as the light
est and simplest Seeder in the market.
1t IS Force-Fed and can be changed
without changing cog-wheels from a
pint to any quantity desired.
23-2m. AEON FORBES. Agt.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

The friends of Capt. A. P. Lyon, for
merry resident Of this place, will re-
gret to learn that he was recently
burned out ut Clarence, Iowa. lie was
the proprietor of a fine hotel at that
point; and lost all by the fire.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

CT USE OF THE BUSINESS FAILURES.
The recent failures in Worthington
are supposed by many to be due to the
fact that our merchants have trusted
their goods out to the farmers and arc
unable to collect. We have made con-
siderable inquiry as to this and find
that it is not the case. No one Of the
business houses which recently failed
had any large amount trusted out.
The failure in the case Of two of the
firms was due to Old debts and in the
other to the fact that the house had
laid i'll large stock Of goods in antici.
patton Of heavy trade, which, owing
to the failure of the crop, did not fol-
low. Of course if there had been a
brisk fall trade, all our merchants
might have pulled through, but the
point we wish to make, on behalf of the
farmers, is that they are not to blame.
as is generally supposed.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Dr. Marshalls Lung Syrup speaks
for itself. 1t seems everybody recon-
mends it as the most reliable remedy
for Coughs. Colds and Pulmonary COM
plants, Price 25 cents q bottle. Sold
BY D. 3. Law,
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
Official Paper of the Coun.
ty.
YO FOREIGN SUBscRIBEpS

TO FO7cEzVN SUBSCR7BERX
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration Of their subscription
and they do not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
RUSHMORE.

Rev. Demorest will hold special meet
ings at the school house every evening
next week. Services commence at II
O'Clock.
The Literary Society discussed the
Fire and Water question last Friday
evening. MI. Z. Schmidt brought out
some very good points. Indeed we
think it was the speech Of the evening.
Some Of our young people have been
very energetic in attending the special
meeting 1T Adrian. We hope they will
do as we'll next week when the meet
ings are at their very door. Mother
rumor says there are other and .fairc''
reasons for their going to Adrian.
Mr.. Ogle, the County Supt. visited
the public school last week. The resi-
dents arc agitating the subject Of 4 fine
school house for Rushmore. Special
netting to consider the matter on the
18th inst. A church will he the next
addition to the town. Indeed the sub
ject is already under discussion ard be-
fore the summer is ended ut least one
spire will point heavenward in
Ruslmore. BETA.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Mothers when your little darlings are fretfui
they are always sick. DR.. Winclelrs Teething
Syrup Is 4 speedy cure foracIdity Of the stomach
and wind collie. ttregulates the bowels, cures
Colds is harmless to the child, and is an old and
we'll tried remedy. soidbyal Druggists 1t only
Sea bOtt4es
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
OUR GIFT DESTR IBUrfov

~ some persons appear to have the inn
preston that in our gift distribution.
we shall issue certain number of tick
cts and that if they are not all taken bv
subscribers, the remainder will be nut
into the drawing, thus giving us a mum.
Der of chances to draw and retain the
main articles. We wish to say again
that this is no lottery scheme to make
money, but the articles drawn will be
an out-and-out gift. We shall issue
no more tickets than there are advance
paying subscribers up to date of draw
ing. We shall have no chance in the
distribution ourself, nor will any of our
friends have any advantage more than
another.
Our distribution scheme is an expert
ment for the purpose of inducing those
in arrears to pay what they are owing
us and a year in advance. It looks
now as though we should lose money
by it, but we shall give our subscribers
little more time, rs there are still
many who express desire to lie count
ed in.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
We regret to learn that Mrs. CLARK

We regret to learn that Mrs. Clark,
wife of I. 7. Clark, is lying at the
point of death. at their home on Iowa
Lake. Mrs. C. has been afflicted with
consumption for a year or two past.
Since writing the above, we learn
that Mrs. Clark died last night, and
that the funeral services will be held at 2
O'Clock Tomorrow, at the Congrega-
tional Church,
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

FIRST CLASS FARW FOk SALE.
A FIRST CLASS FARM Of lGn acres, three
West Lake, is offered for sale l25 acres under
cultivation, good house and barn, two good
wells. and on main Travelled road
Will be sold ut 4 bargain
7.2-1m. O'~'':
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

ANOTHER ONB.-Kimball & Distal
were closed up on Thursday last at the
Instance of some of their creditors.
We understand that they made an as
signment Of part Of their stock and
that the rest, or at least portion Of
the stock, will he sold ut anction.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Eli Fenstermaker has sold his farm
in Bigelow to Mr.. Mccoy for ST $50.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
HAIR DYE.

BATCHELUK S CEL LEB1{ATED 11A1K I1Y f
hest in the world. The inventor has used this
splendid hair dye for forty YEARS viii benefit to
it is tile only true and perfect dye, harmless, re
liable, instantaneous. No ,disappointments, no
rliculOus tints remeies tile effects of bad dyes
leaves the hair soft and beautiful, black or
brown. Sold and properly applied at Batchc.
l0r's wig factory. No l6 Bond Street N Y. q
SMOKE ia PICAYUNEs. Guaranteed
clear Havana filler for SC. Sold only
by Miller & Smith. Stf
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Charley Wilson, the efficient and gen
tlemanly operator who has had charge
of the telegraph Office at this place for
several years past, has been promoted
to the st. Paul office, and expects to re-
move to that city. So far as we know,
he leaves with the good will and good
opinion Of every resident Of Worthing-
on.
His place at this point, has been lilled
by Mr.. Sma|lwood, from Milwaukee.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

}. T. Moulton and family expect to
leave in a few days on a visit to Chat
taEooga, Tenn.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

LOsT.-Our friend John Hansberger
lost two coverlets, one blue, and one
white, while on his way to Jackson re-
Gently. They we're lost between the
Sioux and Jackson. The finder will be
rewarded by returning them. Finder
may address Mr.. II. at Worthington.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Having used DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup in my practice for some time, I
am prepared to say that it is Il superior
remedy for all cases of Coughs Colds
and diseases of the Lungs and Chest.
DR.. +. WALTMAN, Springfield, Mich.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Adam had no'tnother-in law, and children have
no worms that use DR.. Jaque's German Worm
Cakes. Try them.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Some Of the newspapers are already
poking fun 1T Senator Vest. Better
''pull down yonr own vest"
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Shell has put an extra floor in the Of
flee Of the Worthlngton Hotel. 1t feels
rs nObby to ones feet us carpet.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

Charley Humiston has put an ice-
boat OIL the West Lake.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06

l.. D. Laythe is up from Spirit Lake
on Il visit.
The Worthington advance., 1879-02-06
4 BA RG.iIN,

We can furnish Il new Platform
Spring Wagon or All End Elliptic
Spring Buggy, manufactured by Fish
Brothers Il Co., Racine, ut a better
bargain than any dealer can give.
THESE wagons and buggies now take
the lead. Call and see lis or write for
terms.