The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-07-24

Minneapolis.
! BLACKSMlTIIING.-C Chase has
rc-takcn his blacksmith shop and is a.
gain prepared to do all work in his
line. lw.
MAN " .ANTED-One who under
stands farm work, handling team and
not afraid to work. Inquire at this Of
ice or Of John Alley. lw.
Grcavcs 4 O'Ncill laye about finish
ed painting the Okabcna Mills. Hum
iston Il Pep" have put Up lightning rods
and now bring on your wheat.
Miller & Smith have just received a
beautiful Mason Il llamlin organ. We
are not Il judge Of tie internal part or
''v;sc"r.-7 Of such things, but this is Il
beauty on the outside.
Custom Work and Repairing /, Spec
ialy. Remember the place, Jollnson's
Boot and Shoe Store, 9th Street. 1w.
J. W. Simmons has retired from the
Third Av<nnc after Il very successful
run of II year and over. Mr.. S., we
learn, will give his attention to his
farm.
BANK or WuHTIIlNGTON-T to-
tai amount Of exchange sold ut the
Bank of Worthington from July l.,
ISIS, to July |, 1879, was $l6G, lSG. To-
tai deposits for same time, Slo3, 7Gl.
Sttinway Pianos, Mason Il IIamlin
Organs, and all kinds of AIusical Mcr-
cl;,ndisc can bc purchased Of Miller &
Smith. 7-lw,
Mr.. Dckty took charge Of the Third
Avenue Hotel Oh Tuesday. He strikes
lis as II natural born hotel keeper and
it he sets as good Il table as our friend
Silnmo IS did he will not fail to draw
J. II. Johnson will rccciyrths week ,
and have on hand, the Most Complete
stock OF all kinds OF Boots, Shoes and
Rublers ever brought to this market,
where you will find prices to suit the
times for cash. W..
{. II. Chandler has taken charge Of
the Madison Meat Store and, we learn,
slnu gll cred his ''maid, n: beef last eve
ming. Charley will begin to fat up at
once and it will be a race with Madison,
Bigrlow and Plu NIB for the champion
ship III fairness.
I. L. Taylor, Of Elk, has just finished
making u neat case, in three sections,
for 3. y. Carrier, Clerk Of Court.
Each section is independent, so that in
case of fire, IL section can be taken up
and carried out readily. The case con-
tains 500 divisions, or "pigeon-holes, -
in which to file Court papers.
tXOI' II'ElLS
J. W. Wilmington, Of Summit Lake,
cut Il small piece of barley last week
which he thinks will yield 10 bushels to
the acre.
J. r. Ashworth brings us some fine
| samples of flax and oats grown Oh his
place. Mr.. n. has a good crop Of every
thing but wheat, and enough OF that
for bread and seed.
Z. G.. Whitney began cutting wheat
on Tuesday.
DR.. Clippcnger began cutting his oats
on Tuesday last.
| W., 1nry,, frt,r, Nv TTop1-i,c o>-,,rocc
agent on the branch, that considerable
harvesting is going on along the line OF
the road.
| "UILiTS!I1LL THE XARlEST BE-"
We find, on pretty general inquiry,
that there is II good crop of everything
except wheat in this county. In the
aggregate, VIC will harvest the largest
crop ever gathered in the county
Oats, flax, corn, barley, potatoes and
all crops except wheat are unusually
fine. Enough wheat will be saved fol
bread and seed and III some localities
especially the West end Of the county
considerably more. This is the crol
|
is favorable, we shall probably hayc nc
reason to change this estimate.
RAILROAD HENS
We learn that for the present worl
has been suspended OH the Minnesot:
& Black hills road west of Heron Lake
| Whether this is to concentrate on thu
Rock Rapids branch, or on account o
negotiations with the Anaconda, W,
are not Informed.
| From A. Hale who has just returned
from Il trip to Niobrarl we learn tia
both the Dakota. Southern and Nlilwall
kee engineers are running lines to :
point opposite that town on the Dalot;
side Of the Missouri. From below
Springfield to the proposed crossing
about - miles, the two lines run clos
tUgcthcr.-Sioux City Journal.
1t seems now to be Il settled fact tina
the work Of extension west of the jim
River has been abandoned indefinitely
and that the g., NJ. & st. Z. folks vii
at once turn their attention to the Fin
Jay and Niobrara branch, a line upol
which operations have already been be
gun, and which is calculated to tOucl
the Missouri about one hundred mile
north of Yankton ut Springfield, run
ming thence in q westerly course up TIN
valley of the Niobrara River.-Shcldol
Mail.
When Physicians recommend Brom
oline as Blood Purifier for skin dis
cases, etc., it certainly must be good
Call at our store and get 4 bottle Of it
Sold by Miller l. Smith.