The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-27

| Worthington hotel.
DR.. Bedford will be at the Worthing.
ton Hotel from June to II for dental
| practice. sow
II. G. Shepard Il Co. have sold eleven
Reaners and Mowers within the past
| few days.
| Money to Loan on good improved
| farms for five years at per cent. inter.
est and 2 per cent. commission and will
ta!-e second mortgage for the 2per cent
commission. Borrowers to pay for pa.
pers. THos. II. PARSONS.
The Journal wants to know whether
Treasurer SHE pard deposits the county
funds at saltwater. II the burning of
Miller Hall were investigated one or
two of the Journal clique would go to
saltwater on deposit for few years.
STAYED OR SToLEN.-On May 10Th,
Il dark, iron gray. two-year-o}d mare
colt, white spot in forehead and halter
on. Liberal reward. Address
JOHN Cox,
39-3w* Adrian, Mobiles Co.,, Minn.
To-nightat O'Clock our young friend
Chas. ". Smith will lead Miss Nellie
Deaa to the altar, or rather to the minis
ter. Rev. G.. w. Hanna, who will tie their
young lives together with the usual silk
Ell knot. We wish them every happi-
ness and hope TO join in celebrating
their golden wedding also.
The ceremony will take place at the
residence of Mrs. Dean.
Strayed orstolen, dark bay or brown
mare. s years Old Left hind leg larg-
est. Small white spot in face. Liber~
al reward paid for her return to
G.. p. NICHOLS, Rushmore, Mimi.
Mr.. Taisey, who was here last week
instituting Il lodge of the y. O. U. w.,
made a suggest III which ought to lie
carried ont. 1t was that if a lot Of cot
tonwood seed were taken out and
thrown into the middle of the lake the
shores would soon b., lined with trees
Mr.. II. tried the experiment with sue
cess in IL lake on his farm in Stevens
county.
HARNESS SroLES.-On Friday night
last II. II. Parsons had IL set Of harness
| stolen from lis stable. On Saturday,
| he sent word to L. S. Roberts, consta-
bic 1T Adrian, who with J. &. Carr, ar
rested a mover named Henry Zickrick,
near the kanaranZi. On Sunday the
sheriff Of Rock county arrested John
Zickriclx and wife as parties to the
theft. They were all brought to ior-
! thinytOn and Henry WAS put on trial.
jury summoned and lie WIS acquitted.
| The others. were not tried. The lar
ness were found under 4 bridge near
where the first arrest was made.
Rev. G. w. Hanna will preach his
farewell sermon on next Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. II. goes to New York to ac-
cept u position as General Agent for il
Philadelphia publishing house. He is
universally liked III Worthington, we
! believe, except by few in his own
church who wanted to run both his ser
mons and his family affairs for him:
| just rs they used to attempt to run the
| ADVANCE for us when we were acting
with them. We congratulate Mr.. Han
ma on his release and hope he will find
better friends in lis new calling. We
say these things without his knowledge.
r. Braden assisted bv.J. Limbert has
been making the changes in the county
building mentioned heretofore in the
ADVANCE. The partition between the
| former treasurer's room and the county
| vault has been removed, thus enlarging
the room and bringing the vault into
! this room which is now occupied by the
Register of Deeds. The Treasurer now
occupies the room formerly occupied by
the Regis er and an opening has been
cut in the wall and the county safe
| placed therein. A door has been cut on
the south side of the building leading
into the Sheriff's room through which
access is now had to the Jail. The Au
ditor's room is also being .ceiled and
painted.
l. Physicians, as we'll as the public, adj
NIT the merits of DIR. Marslall's Bro
moline, and recon- mend it for purify
| ing the blood. Sold by e.. W. Smith.
The Boston Quintette Club drew a
crowded noase on Saturday evening last
and Il good many Of our people heard /.
priml donl1;, and Il first class concert
| We have heard Piccolomini, Patti, KEEL
logg. Abbott, and Il number of others,
but we never heard a fresher, purer
voice than Carrington's. Every men,
Der of this troupe is IN artist in the tru-
est sense Of the term, and we wish here
to put on record our thanks for the high
enjoyment afforded us.
Several visitors during the past week
have expressed themselves to us very
decidedly upon the beauty Of Worthiny-
ton. Well, it is pretty little town,
with Il fine lake at it's front door and
some handsome residences, but the fine
impression it makes on visitors now is
owing to the fact that it's streets are
lined with trees. Some of the trees a.
round the park are 80 to 40 feet high
sWorthington is destined to be one Of
the handsomest towns in the State. -