The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-01-29

ia'lI man Will arrive i'll OrthlngtOn
ut sos p. II. and will be distributed i'm.
mp0iately on arrival.
The Graham Lakes postotlice has
been discontinued and the mail goes to
Airlie and Dundee
The boys expect to have little dance
on Friday evening ut the Ok;,bena
House. Free invitation to everybody
that's invited.
Miss Chichester, the reader, lost a
ring worth several hundred dollars on
Tuesday night. If the finder will
leave it with us, We'll see that she
gets it.
4 concert is in preparation under
the leadership Of DR.. Craft. to be par
ticipated in by the best musical tai
cnt in town. The concert will be
given in IL few weeks.
An exchange has an article headed
"Loye One Hundred Years Ago"
Don't see why it should have been
any different then. 1t always had Il
"lasses candy" flavor to it.
just before going to press, Gov. Mil
ler informs rs that Hon. Horace
Thompson, Of St. P;,ul, died on Tues
day in New York of pneumonia. We
have no further particulars.
II. J. Ludlow, on Thursday morn
ing last, jumped over the fence in the
Rear Of his lot and came down on a
piece Of ice. His foot slipped and he
fell to the ground and broke his left
leg about three inches above the an
klc joint.
DR. Marshall's Lung Syrnp has
cminentlyproven ltselfto be safe, rclia-
Die and cheap remedy for coughs,
colds, etc. Price % cents, SO cents
and 81 q bottle. SYld by Miller &
Smith.
HI Social given Ivy !e ladies of the
Congregational church. last Tuesday
evening, WIS in every way q success.
Selections of music, parlor games,
n;rt!, good attendance, icc-cream and
cake made the entertainment an enjoy
able occasion.
0, iAion Of a Daltimorcan.-I have
used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
some time in my fsmiIy and found it
the best remedy for Coughs, Gods,
Nc., | ever triel.-Lou;s Drumming,
2G Caroline Street.
We stated last weel, that Geo. Law
was lying in Il critical condition. On
sunday morning last about three o.
clock death came to his relief. The
funeral services were held on Monday
afternoon at the Congregational
Church. George died Of consumpt-
ion. or more strictly Of turbercular
meningitis.
Tho reading by Miss Florence
'i'i'l"stcr, on Tuesday evening at the
Presbyterian Church, :lttraccu small
but apprcciative audience. Miss G.
is q good reader and perfectly at
home i'll her art. We regret, however,
tAat readers cling so pcricnacious!y
To the old pieces which have been
read to MS for twenty years.
CI. s:D-Thc store Of y. A. Bar
low was closed on Thursday morning
last IN two executions, one by y. 3.
HARDWOOD & Co., Minneapolis, and
another by Kicker, Cromby & Co.,
Of Milwaukee, The claims, we learn
Grc about $4,000 Sheriff Miller was
lu y until Tuesday TAXI g an invento-
ry OF the stock. Mr.. Barlow claims
to be able to open up again, but
whether he will do so or not is not
stated.
TIE CONTEST Special! term for
Tie trial Of the election cases begins on
"Wednesday next. We learn that Judge
Perkins, of Window, Will be here on
Tuesday next to take testimony in the
mandamus case. n letter received
from Mr.. Turner, Of Ruslmore, an
nounces that he has withdrawn from
the contest on COMMISSIONER.
SHEEP LlST.-We hnvp been pvrpar-
ing list of the Sheep in Mobiles coun-
ty for soma time. For the bulk of the
facts so far we are indebted to G.. r..
Pope, Secretary of the Agricultural So
ciety. We wish to make tlle list rs
complete as possible before publishing
and therefore request parties who have
not already reported to send their re-
ports either to Mr.. Pope or to this Of
flee as promptly rs they can.
POSTAL.
The Handy post Office has been re.
moved from the house of .. D. Bryan,
in Grand Prairie, TO that Of Geo. Barnes,
and the latte: has been appointed pest
master. \ petition has been circu-
lated for Il semi weekly mail from Big
el''w to Valley Springs. We hope this
will succeed us it gives us IL chance to
reach our subscribers out that WAY un-
der two weeks wren the route agents
fail to put the mail off 1T bigelow.
THE ADRIAN COLONY.
We learn that preparations are max.
ing to begin building some so houses in
the Adrian colony about the middle of
next month. Our friends in Little
Rock and Grand Frairie are expecting
quite an addition to their population
aud the Ldii:ln cOl9nists have SO f,:
proven themselves an excellent class of
settlers.
r1ia NOW l,laal:s1iSoa 1f e.,