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

nnaSeQ at the market pclce at r. We
gems.
WESTSIDE.
Crops are improving since the rain.
Most of the wheat is looking first rate.
So ne grain is foul with weeds and wild
buckwheat.
was at Adrian the other day and
found Geo. Carr waiting On a number
of customers. lie asked me why l did
not dless better. told him l had on
my best. He said come and pick out a
suit of clothes and pay me when you
get ready. I took him up.
Two years ago there was a bridge
built just north of Adrian on the KALI
aranzi. 1t cost the county $500. 1t is
in the town of Westslde. Our town
board will not grade up. the ends SO it
can lie used. l have spoken to them a
number of times about it. They say it
is three feet too high and is not in the
right place. I hope this matter will lie
laid before the county Commissioners
that something may be done. sup
pose the public would be willing to use
it if the county would grade up the ends
and make it very nice. r. S.
The Journal man is mad, as we knew
he would be, since he is a new hand at
the bellows. 1t is always so with new
editors. They can't take it coolly like
us old stagers. They fume and fret
and get mad and deal in epithets, while
we older heads laugh III our sleeves and
heave in the facts. We have only Pub
lished facts without using epithets or
calling names. But our green and ill.,
experienced friend of the Journal gets
mad and calls names. In his last issue
he uses such epitllets as the following:
slow and malicious attack" ''rehash
of malicious and unfounded assertions,'
"nlalicious falsel,ood, "bare faced I'LL
fairness" etc. Now, everybody knows
that the ADVANCE is the mildest-man-
nered paper that ever scuttled Il politi-
cal ship or cut Il political throat. The
ADVANCE gives facts backed by names
and dates. Then the Journal folks
howl and dance around and call names.
But we stick to the facts. A good def
milton for the two papers would be-
ADVANCE, apaper which deals in facts.
journal, a paper whicl, deals in epithets.
INSTRUMENTATION PAIGN.-General
Grant, no doubt, feels quite confident
that he. can be elected for the third
term if lie will only accept the position,
but we know of thousands Of men who
say tat kendall'S SPAWN Cure is the
very best remedy that has ever been dis
covered for spavins, splints, curb. cal
lous, ringbone or any lameness on beast
or man. Everybody should investigate
these subjects and read the ADVERTISE
ment for Kendall's SPAWN Cure.
The Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way will sell round trip tickets at ex-
cursion rates from all of it's stations to
Chicago and return, for the National
Republican Convention, to be held in
Chicago, June 2.
Tickets will be sold May so to Jnne l,
inclusive; good to return till June5.
Rev. J. W. Olmstead, editor of the
Boston WatcI,man and Reflector, in
writing Of the Peruvian Syrup says,
1--WE feel justified in commenting to
suffering invali(s, Of which various
stages and types there are so many, this
important and excellent remedy"
CENSUS ENUMER ATORS.-The fol-
lowing has been published us the list of
Census Enumerators for Mobiles coun-
ty:
Graham Lakes, Seward, and Bloom
+. Bloom.
Jersey. Elk, Summit Lake and De-
wald-J. n. Town.
lIoraln, Indian Lake, Bigelow and
Ransom-J. DeBoos.
Worthirgton, town and village-I. P.
Durfee.
Wi}lmont. township 103. range 43, o.
ney and Little Rock-A. Campbell.
Lpota, town 103-43, Westside and
Grand Prairie-L. G. Long.
When physicians reccomend DR.. Mar
Slltll Lung SYRUP lp COVSiIS. CpIlS,
etc., of long standing, it certainly must
he good. Call at the drug store and try
Il bottle of it. Price 20 c., SO c. and ST
bottle. Sold by e. W. Smith.
The National Republican Convention
meets on Wednesday next, June 2, at
Chicago. The best authorities figure
out that Grant lacks about 100 votes of
being chosen on the first ballot.
The East bound freight train ran in
to apple driver yesterday near Noun
tain Lake at bridge IS. Conductor
Fleming had failed to look at the bu1le-
tin orders. He was removed and I,y-
man Evans was appointed IN his place
The usual spring tide OF immigration
in prairie schooners is now flowing
through town for ,he west. IT,.
WANTED. from farmers, at the Meat
and Grocery Store Of O. Bigelow & Co..
all sorts Of produce III exchange for
goods. .....', 33-4t
FOR SALE Sort and Hard Wood,
Binding Poles and Yoke Timber.
Leave ordersat Anderson S Feed Store:
34-2W* W. MCLEAN.