The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-06

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day evening. Oct. 7.
HAY PREss.-Mr. Parsons informs
us that Mr.. Folser, who has purchased
the Ocheeda Farm, is preparing to put
in Il hay press at Worthington. It will
he built rs soon rs practicable and in
working order for this winter, and will
be Il permanent enterprise ut this point.
Cakes Bros. have the largest Horn III
the world.
| The Village Council contemplate
urning that famous fire house" in
the park into lookup. AS it is now
there is no place to lock up disorderly
persons and bad boys and it is unfair to
ask our N,ghtwatch t" keep order with
out some place to Jug men aud boys
| when arrested.
Are we passing through the tail of
another comet. that there is SO much
appropriation of moisture, " or rain, to
speak vulgarly.
Fresh Milk Cow for Sale. Nice
large. cnw. Short Horn. Also Bull Calf
& HIS old. Cumberland Chief stock. In
quire Of DR.. ClipprnGrr. Gift.
The School Board met on Saturday
ana elected Emory Clark Chairman
and Rev. II. II. Hart Clerk for the en-
sueing year. Geo. J. Day was elected
Treasurer.
Hereafter the LAW against firing off
guns and pistols ut night within the
village limits will he enforced without
fear or favor. II. MCMILLAN.
| The Mobiles County Fair closed OIL
Saturday last, having hal two good
DAYS for the exhibition. We learn that
the Society came out about $50 ahead.
! We shall endcavor next week to give
the list of premiums awarded.
| The name Of DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup is household word. It cures
all severe cases Of coughs. colds, brou-
cllitis, etc. Price twenty five aud fifty
cents. Ask your druggists.
Will Peterson heard the Cakes Bros.
Troupe at Sioux City and says they are
| first class. He laughed 50 much that
| he came home fat.
The freight train from Sioux City on
Saturday morning last was thrown
| from the track short distance beyond
the summit and seven cars were more
or less smashed into kindling wood.
The cause of the accident was Il broken
axle. Both the passenger trains from
Sioux City were delayed by the acct
dent.
IN. Walden. of Bigelow. leaves lis
i sample of his Amber Syrup. lie is
working four VI five hands now and ex-
prcts t, turn out from 1900 to 1000
gallons this season.
BUILDING IrEMs.-Azom Forbes is
preparing t, build residence ."
Fourth Avenue opposite the residence
Of H. Davis. The Third Avenue Hotel
enlargement is nearly completed, plas-
tering, painting and all. II. l.. Tor
RANGES new warehouse IS taking ON TIE
roof. The new hay SIZED ut the mill is
completed and taking in hay. D..
| Craft is building an addition to his
residence. Il. II. Parsons is building
q new stable. Ulluan Bennett is
building Il dwelling house on lower
Tenth st. near Thos. Crever's.
II. Radley. an Emglishman who is
farming in Murray county, near Avo-
ca, has recently been unfortunate. A
bout three weeks ago lie came to Wor-
Ellington and bought flock Of sheep
from Mr.. Alleys agent. The rains de-
layed him some days, but finally he
drove them to the banks of Lime creek.
in sight of his own place. and there
camped, as the water was too high to
cross. While camping there, his man
fired the grass to burn off around some
hay stacks, when the fire got away and
burned up both the barn and house.
The A. o. U. W. are making ar
rangements to secure the distinguished
Chinese lecturer, Tank Kee. for course
of eight lectures. The lecturer has
$4,000 worth of Chinese curiosities,
idols, costumes, etc., and gives vivid
account of China and the Chinese.
This is said to be the most interesting
course of lectures now before the
American people. If Tank Kee can be
secured the course will begin about the
10th of November.
Cakes Brothers have the largest Horn
in the world.
See first page for full account of Re-
publican State Convention.
| Comedians with the Cakes Bros.