The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-06-05
The Artist is here for another week.

ElDClOHe InelpS leaves IOr NJ lSSOOrl
OIL Monday next.
Go to johnson for bargains in Boots,
Shoes and Harness. 40-2w
VIM. Mclean brings us some fine SAM
pies of oats grown Oh his place.
J. II. johnson sells Boots and Shoes
cheap for cash. 40-2w
Mr.. Ilerdic's boy, who left home a
few days ago to try the big world for
himself, has returned.
just received = nice line of Boots and
Shoes at Jollnson's. 2w.
where it is thought new town will be
Ames, of Worthington.
The Committees on Fourth of July
are requested to meet at tie Worthing.
ton Hotel on Saturday evening next at
O'Clock, to organize.
We learn that the Carrie Plunkett
troupe expect to play an engagement at
the WOrthington Theatre III week or
two.
1t frequently happens that severe
pain is very greatly relieved by thor
ough purgation. Use DIR. Bulls Balti-
more Pills for this purpose. Price Csc.
Register of Deeds Chadwick informs
us that since January first there have
brelI IS mortgages and S. deeds recorded
in his Office.
J. P. Monlton brings us some samples
Of wheat grown on his farm south of
:<.1,
IRE from Il foot tAa foot and q half in
height.
Some of the Sunday Schools are or
ganizing All excursion to Sioux Falls
for the Goth. Hope they'll engage Doc.
Cullen to point out the places of histor-
ic interest.
We republish the village ordinances
Of them the fiat BE it Ordained" was
omitted, owing to the oversight of the
party who drew them up.
Geo. HALLS and brother, Of Grand
Prairie, brought load Of wheat to
town Il few days since and sold to the
| mill. They informed us that they made
about $40 more than if they had sold to
| the buyers.
Ef1icacious, sufe and agreeable. is Dr.
Marsl,all's Arabian Oil. u pain killer
| for internal and external use. Sold by
Miller & Smith. Nv
The farmers are to be congrat ulated
upon the fact that the Mobiles County
Agricultural Society has heen reorgan-
iZe'l. Let every farmer turn out to the
meeting to lie held on the last Saturday
in June.
Boor AND SHOE MAKER.-See the
advertisement of MIR. Stangs, the new
Boot and Shoe Maker. whose shop is at
.Jrhnson'5 Harness Shop on 9th st. Mr..
s. is said to lie II No. workman and
warrants Il fit.
Fpnnel tea is simple remedy to qui-
pt the baby, and this innocent article
is embodied in DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup,
which puts the baby to sleep without
the evil use of opiates. Price Csc. 1w
The girls have been singing ''l}aby
Mine" 40 much that the boys are adopt
ing the baby cut for their hair. They
have got as far down rs the barber can
get with the shears and the next cut
will he with the razor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albaugh arrived few
days ago from Frederick county. Mary
land, and expect to spend the Summer
with their daughter, Mrs. Lowe. Mr..
y. wonders what we 60 by here in the
absence Of trees and fences.
An ounce of prevention is worth 4
pound of cnre. One bottle Of Bromo.
line IS worth ten Of other liver medi
cines. Try it. Sold by Miller s. Smith.
We learn that a new town will prob
ably lie laid out on section II, in Ora
ham Lakes township. This section
holds in it's centre the gem of all oul
lakes, q beautiful little sheet Of water
as round as a dollar and with elevated
banks.
CHANGE OF T1ME.-On Monday last
4 new time table went into effect on TIT
Worthingtoh and Sioux Falls road
Trains now leave Worthington at
O'Clock a. m. and arrive at Sioux Fall:
at HAS =. m. Leave Sioux Falls al
las y. m. and arrive at Worthington al
$50 p. m.
TIE CEops.-Up to date the crol
, prospect is everything that could be ex
pected. The rains, the cool weather
and every influence except the grasshop
pers is working together for The goot
Of those who love good crops. Ever
the croakers are getting the frog ou
Of their Threats.
:, You lazy, sleepy heads who want t.
find out what time day breaks thes
breathe the fresh air and look at you
= watch and then get back to bed an,
have your sleep out. That is the wa
we found ont that day breaks between
two and three O'Clock.
Thee H's.-We have INTERVENE,
people from Dakota, from several of tn
{ surrounding counties and from a mum
= her of the townships Of this county
during the past week. and all agree tina
the GrasshOppers are not seriously hurt
ing the ctops except on breaking whic
was not backset. We hear Of farmer
in this vicinity who have splendid whe;
:. growing on breaking where eggs wer
Il Deposited. They worked the groun
d we'll and destroyed the eggs.
r. F. BAKER.-See the advertisement
Of r. F.. Baker who has lust receive
lot If Spring and Summer clothing
to suit all ages. sizes. conditions an
pockets. He keeps them on ice an
; they are always fresh and cool. III
Summer coats, white vests and ligt
breecl,es are luscious and always hav
the finest flavor III the market. Don
} take any risks but get a supply befol
sunstrokes get round.
At q rough guess we shomld say thu
from 40 to 100 prairie scbooners a
down Tenth street pverv dav. lN,,''
mostly for Dakota. That's right. Fl
up the country west of us. and 500
} we'll have no more grasshoppers. WO
Ellington is no longer on the fr0ntie
and some of our people talk of ''goin
West" It IS getting to be prett
''thick" around here for man wi
likes Dlentv of rOOm