The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-03-31

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The most pleasant and prompt cough
remedy is Dr.. Marshall's Lung Syrup.
gist and try Il bottle Of it. Price only
% and so cents.
''NOTISS. "-JUryMen and others at
tending Court are notified that we take
county orders at par on subscription
and other bills. Orders Of any size TAX
Ell and the difference pail in cash. We
hope our friends who are owing us will
remember this and drop in before they
leave town.
CovRr.-TI1e third adjournment of
Court WAS made on Tuesday by Clerk
Of Court Carrier, who received 4 des-
patch from Judge Farmer directing an
adjournment until to-day ut nine o.
clock. The Judge arrived yesterday,
and to-day Court is in session.
f. F. Jackson, Of Graham Lakes,
died on the l4th. He had been book
keeper for J. T. Smith at Heron Lake
and was returning from Il trip to Full
ia, when he was taken with violent
headache at the hotel at Deforrest,
which resulted in spinal disease or
meningitis from the effects of which
he died. From what we can learn
the case was similar to that of Mr..
Larkin, who died at the Worthincton
Hotel few weeks since.
CoLoN1sTs-We interviewed AEON
Forbes on the subject of his contract
in Murray county to build sixty
houses for the expected colonists. He
informs us that forty Of the houses
are completed and that he has put on
extra force and expects to have the
entire sixty completed in time to re-
ceive the settlers. The sixty families
left Ireland on the 18th (St. Patrick's
day in the morning) and have landed
on our shores by this time if St. Pat
rick gave them a favorable voyage.
They are all young Irishmen with
small families and will he quite an &C.
| QUESTION to the Avoca colony.
ALL ABOARD.-Thee east end of the
main line was cleared on Tuesday and
yesterday 4 train left here for St. Paul.
n train also left St. Paul and reached
here last evening. Yesterday the road
WAS clear on the west end from Bigelow
west and the fn ces doubled on the big
cut this side and to-day Il train is ex.
pected from Sioux City. The branch
is opening up rapidly and will probably
he open to I.uverne friday or tomorrow
anl to Sioux Falls 10y Saturday.
The long blockade is over. Good-by
Roreas and hlockadts. 1t lacked inst
| two days Of being six weeks since We
had a train from the East.
There are about 81 cases Of empty
beer bottles at the depot awaiting
shipment. Since,hrother El;hu smith
(brotler Elihu and "us'' are members
Of tho same church) got us appointed
Chairman Of the temperance commit
tee, we have felt it incumbent upon
us, in all humility and with an eve
single to the glory Of the church, SC
to speak, to watch these m tiers and
report from time. to time and from
day to day, as strength and inclination
are vouchsafed us, as it were. We
have not yet asccrtaincd how many
Of these cases were used by brother
Elihu and others Of the temperance
crusaders, but we hope to be able tc
do so ir future. Meanwhile, brothe,
Elihu and his fellow travellers to the
bar Of public opinion may rely upor
us to do our duty faithfully.
! We are always pleased to recommend
a good article. DR.. Marsl,all's Luns
Syrup never fails to cure cough or colo
in Il short time. Try it. OILY rs and 81
| cents a bottle. Sold by all DRUGGISTS.