The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-04-15
TH4 VIEW, LAWYER

Last week we noticed the arrival of
Attorney Geo. w. Wilson. from Olathe,
Kansas, who has located among US to
practice law. He comes highly recon-.
mended as gentleman of No. ! char.
acter and ability. .
Judge Stevens, of the 10th Judicial
District of Kansas, says:
Mr.. Wilson has practiced law in this
Judicial District during the entire term
of my judgship of such diatrict (lO
years.) He is a lawyer of learning, in
dustry and the" highest integrity. He
is hereby Recommended to the conf
dence Of s|l WHO MAY employ him ia tile
professioH of law.
Sheriff Miller received letter from a
frienA at Olathe, DR.. Hamil, who says:
Judge Wilson stands high as a law
yer and citizen OF this county. and you
can introduce him to your friends as I,
man worthy of your confidence and es.
TEEN. Judge has practiced his profess
ion in this county for several years aid
leaves with tile good will and esteem of
all his many friends and neighbors.
MILLER TAKES THE PERSIHMON&.
The Worthington ADVANCE is ahead,
and Miller takes the persimmons. u
The contested election cases are all de-
cided in favor Of Miller's friends, and
he is just "whooping it up" with joy.
A new supply of roosters has hee,r'Cr
dered for the adornment Of the An.
VANCE columns. Sllake.-Windom Re.
porter.
Correct. And We ought to sing few
psalms like good old David and the rest
of them. MY cup runneth over D.
"And the Lord made all his enemies
ronnd about to be at peace with him.
mo weapon that is formed against
thee shall prosper; and every tongue
that shall rise against thee in judgment
thou shalt Nondemp." ''Enlarge the
place of thy tent and let them stretc 4
forth the curtains Of thy habitations. -
''Thou shalt no more drink it again,
But will put it into the hands of them
that afflict the.n For the moth shall
eat them up like . garment and the
worm shall eat them like WOOL" THY
destroyerS and them that made thee
waste shall go forth of thee.'' Behold,
all they that were incensed against thee
shall he ashamed and COMPOUNDED; they
shall be az nothing. They that war a.
gaillst thee shall he as nothing and .as /.
thing Of nought.''
Yes, sir, Mr.. Reporter. the ADVANCE
to-day is a political, literary and tinan-
ciAl success. Never before was our bust
ness i'll such Il satisfactory condition
and never before did the ADVANCE
have SO many warm friends.
TIE ROCHE E4R4z
Mr.. McDougall, Superintendent of
the Roche Farm, at Round Lake, re-
turned Il few days ago, bringing will,
him some stock And materials for the
farm. Among these are horses, four
half-Norman mares weighing from L.
400 to 500 each; team of fine road
sters, and Il hunting team. Also two
wagons, Il three. seated hunting wagon
and Il top buggy. Besides these, lie
brought a quantity Of materials and
four boats Tor fishing and hunting.
The materials for the house are now
about all OIL the ground, INCLUDING IL
car loads of lumber, two cars of brick,
car lime, half a car of nails and PAL or,
100 wagon loads of stone, and $4,000 #.
of bridge timber for bridging. etc.
Work began OH Monday Oh the founda-
ton AND framing. Come 25 men are
employed. the carpenters being under
the direction of Mr.. Bigelow, Of Win
dom. Mr.. s: Twitchell will do the ma
son work, and Mr.. necox the painting.
$: Mclean and family are Oh the
ground boarding the men.