The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-14
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Comb Honey at Herron'o. 1w
Rev. D. G. Quinn will officiate on
Sunday at the Episcopal church.
Christmas cards at e. W. Smiths.
The indications are all pointing tow.
ard a storm and it wonld be we'll to Ike
prepared for two or three days seige.
Fine Carvers at Hewitt and Mar
tines.
The morning trains on tho main
line now arrive earlier, the first ono at
4:05 and the second 1T II 90 4. m. The
Sioux Falls train arrives At 1885 q. n.
and leaves at 4:25 p. m.
Thayer has the finest lot OF Holiday
Goods in the city. Call and see for
Yourself. 16-2w
A. O. U. W. Observation-Disclosures
night on Friday night next and cleo
ton Of officers two weeks from Friday
night. All br"thers are requested TO
be present. j. s. MCMANUs, NJ. w.
Lost, small cable chain with q
grab hook. Was lost between I'd Az
enue Hotel and &. Dana's residence.
Nv J. Il. As1IwORTH.
One of Druggist Smiths chandeliers
came uncoupltd on Monday and ditch
I'd two lamps on the toy table. The
oil took fire and there was a narrow
escape from a c0ntlagration.
The railroad war is about ended but
cut-rates continue on Flour and Meal
at the ADVANCE block. 1t
We learn that one of John Milling.
tor, > children. aged about Is months,
fell into a bucket Of hot water on NOn-
day and was somewhat scalded, though
not dangerously.
want to Sell every family in the Co.
gal. of Refined Sorghum.
Nv II. H. ANDERSON.
TIE Council have ordered the Night
watch not to light outside lamps on
clear nights, especially when there is
snow or the gr,nd, as the sidewalks
can bt' seen easily OH sucl, nights. In
the business portion a few lamps at
principal corners will I've lighted each
night.
Christmas! Cnr;s.mas! Christmas!
~" !" VI W s'blSt'' WI y'o
want IN Christmas goods. 2w.
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+. F.. Pinkncy IS in town canvassing
for Mills History of Minnesota,
which il to ht v.sed. enlarged and
br nug.t down to the year 1882. This
~ the only standard history Of the
state and in fact the only one which,
can c!ti,n t" he Il complete history.
II. Sears Il 60 y linc Pen and Pocket
Cutlery at Hewitt & Ma'tine's.
A fellowship meeting is to he held
to lay and I" morrow in Wortlingtrn.
OnniuQ meeting in the afternoon ut 3
O'Clock i" the lm sement ct the C,nere
gational church. Preaching this ", n
ing vt 1870 bv Rev. J. II. Mason, Of
FairnonL. Conference meeting TO-
morrow 1T 10 Il. M Rev. l.. X. Per-
kins. Of Sherburn. Rev. Geo. Merritt
If Jackson and Rev. II. G. Miller. of
Valley Springs are expected All are
invited.
Z"pl,yrs. Canvass. Cardboard and
Mett"es at Mrs. LAWS Millinery Store
ut cost. 1t
Why are v"n paving from soc to 6Oc
for oysters when l,igelow & Plumh have
them oil sale. 1927
The new silver glass, light spre: ding.
Eailov Reflector for the Episcopal
church has come.
10th Standard A Sugar $l.O0.
1O4 10 Extra e. Sugar S1.W.
lib Yellow T. Sugar Sl.OO.