The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-06-03
Farm for rent. Inquire at this office.

Farm for rent. Inquire at this Office.
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Call in and see the new invoice of
Bird Cages at CHARLEY SMITHS.
Sheep shearing has begun. Mr.. AL
ley has already sheared several hundred.
A drove of l 900 cattle passed through
town on Tuesday morning going to the
Black Hills.
Capt. Mills sold IS head of cattle a
few days ago to Mr.. Rust, the bonanza
farmer Of Rock county.
Worthington is now without minis
ter as the Presbyterian and Congrega-
tional churches are without supply
and the Methodist minister is absent.
Rev. VIM. Coulter, Of Union City,
Ind, will preach at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and eve
ming.
Girl wanted, to do cooking at the
Roche farm. Will pay from s. to 81
per week. Apply to S. Mclean, Round
Lake, Or leave word at this Office. 4O-2w
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will give IL Strawberry and Ice Cream
Festival, next Tuesday evening, June
s, at Benefits Hail.
Tuesday evening about o'clock Wor
thington was archeu over by one of the
me st brilliant yainbows in all this west
ern country.
u. L. Pope has 4 no],by new wagon
and is out putting up lightning rods
He is Il home man and not IL foreign
swindler and if the farmers want rods
they can rely upon him.
The Commissioners met on Tuesday
and transacted considerable routine
business in the way of abating taxes,
allowing bills, etc.
There were no bids for tie proposed
Time Orders and consequently no fur
tier action was taken in the NATTER
The doubt as to the legality Of the pro-
ceeding was probably general.
The Kendall Combination passed
through here on Monday going to Man.
kato, and the boys at the depot had Il
time changing their car load of baggage
frrm the Sioux Falls train. They are
presenting the new drama of Joshua
Whitcomb, which is spoken of as the
most natural and genuine Yankee play
ever put on the American boards.
The big consolidated Southern Tor
nado is going from town to town, like
circus, and we hope that it may not
visit Worthington. A few days ago it
demolished town in Texas and last
week nearly destroyed the town of
Mitchell, Dakota. These exhibitions
belong further south, like the North
field robbers, and they are quite out of
place when they get rs far north as Da-
kOta.
G harley Smith has taken in the new
partner recently referred to in the AD-
VANCE and they are stocking up with
full lire Of drugs. They will also
put in the best brands of cigars. Char
ley is a thorough druggist and can be
relied on. He settles down naturally to
marriage and medicine, beauty and
business. Give him call.
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has been busy the past fortnight gath
ering in the taxes. Payments have
been unusually good, about s. GOO hav-
ing been received during the past month
and about Sc, 900 since the first of March.
The time expired on Tuesday and the
usual penalty attached.
ADvERT1sE.-We have always MOTTO
ed that advertising in the ADVANCE
brings it, whatever it may be- One man
writes ''stop that ADJ lie is over
whelmed with replies and don't want to
be troubled any more as he is clear out
of the article advertised. Recently
lady advertised a cuff-pin and pen knife
lost. In walked A. G. Robinson with
the cuff pin and Geo. Plumb with the
pen knife, found in different parts of
the town.
The marriage of Charley Smith and
Nellie Dean took place on last Thurs
day evening at the residence of the
BRIDES mother. The knot was quickly
and skillfully tied by Rev. g. W. Han
ma, followed by the customary kissing
and congratulating. The piano lid was
covered with a number of handsome
presents from friends and Charley and
Nellie showed their boat off for life
voyage amid multitude of good wish
es and favoring breezes.
MAYHEM.-A man named Kier, from
Heron Lake, called ON Judge Wilson
yesterday for legal advice. He had been
III a fight with the livery man and rail-
road land agent at that place and re-
ceivcd three or four cuts with a knife
besides having about third of one ear
bitten off.
It you are troubled with humers, e.
ruptions, pimples, or blotches, try a
bottle of DR.. Marshall's Bromoline, the
great blood purifier. Sold by c. w.
Smith. 49,.