The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-10-02

FURNITURE FOR SALE.--Some Par
lor and other furniture for sale at this
office.
Mr.. Runyon and Mr.. Wisncr went to
Round Lake fishing on Tuesday and
caught about Il hundred Wei4 lit of fish.
THE EICTOR.-Any one wanting Il
Victor Sowing Machine cheap for cash
can secure one at this office.
T. II. Crcver, of the new Restaurant
and Fruit store, brings us IL lox of fruit
made up of Concord grapes, peaches
and apples. Morul-Go thou and Go
likewise.
Save money and time Ivy iliving Dr..
Blu rs Baltimore Pills always on hand,
.l.l llSin" them for the numerous dis
eases which more or less Trouble families
at times. Sold everywhere. Price 25cts.
JAMES &. CLAEK.-A letter received
from Mr.. Clark says that he is COMING
this way and will sing in Wortllington
on the 18th. Prepare for another treat.
The Mobiles County Sunday School
Convention will be held on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday next. The servi-
ces will be held at the several churches,
beginning Friday evening ut o'clock
at the Presbyterian church.
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While the excitement is up, wonder
if Tom Grurle and J. y. Town couldn't
stir the 'boys' uI enough to have the
ADVANCE office m"bbed On account of
>piritualism? They came very Hear
bringing that result about two years
ago.
DR.. Marsl,aIl's Arabian Oil is the best
pain killer known, used internally or eX-
ternally. Sold by Miller Il Smith.
An extensive prairie fire prevailed yes
terday afternoon, starting ut the rail
road west of town, and running off or
10 miles west and north. r. w. Miller
lost valuable hog and a number of
fruit trees and DR.. Clippenger and 9TH
ers lost some hay.
EDITOR ADVANCE: make special
premium offer of So for the best 3lb roll
of Butter, and 81 for the second best,
to be exhibited at the County Fair. l
will select three judges whom l think
are competent. See special III premium
list. DIR. J. CRAFT.
The Round Lake and Worthington
mail, which has been running hereto
fore on Tuesdays, will hereafter run on
Saturdays, starting from Postmaster
J. n. Dodge's at o'clock a. IN. and re-
turning in the evening at o'clock
Samuel Edwards will carry the mail
! hereafter.
FAI!, WARNING.-The man who took
my coal from the car while standing on
track Thursday and Friday nights of
last week, is known to me and two 9TH
ers. If he wishes to save himself costs
and trouble, lie had better call around
and pay for what coal he took without
delay. F. j. PORTER, Adrian.
RoosrERC1DE-On last Monday
morning peculiar murder was COM
mitted on the common near our house.
Two roosters got into some dispute, ap-
parently about the hens. and INDUCED
in pretty high feathers for a moment,
when one up and kicked the other in the
head about as quick as lightning. The
kicked rooster fell and never smiled
again." No arrests.
AMBER SYRUP-C. Wilkinson, of
Elk, informs us that his Cane Mill is
kept running to its fullest capacity.
The average is from to IL gallons to
the wagon load of cane. J. r. Ash
worth had some which averaged 124
gallons to the load, however; that is he
had so gallons from four loads. J. r.
Newman had over IL gallons and Mr..
Kidder 10 gallons to the load, 81 gal.
Ions to 8 loads. MrW. informs us that
they are turning out from SO to 20 gal
Ions day. He uses hay and crushed
cane stalks for fuel.
He thought he heard ''the angels sing"
but it proved to be chorus of wells
from the next door children. He grew
desperate, procured a bottle of DIR,
Bulls Baby Syrup and sent it to Mrs.
s. with his compliments. He was a
batchelOr.
The Republican Convection will be held
on Wednesday next. Call your caucu-
ses and attend them if YOU have to do