The Worthington advance., 1882-08-17
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS -
Hon. G. Fl. Smith ana family have
gone to Richlaud. Wis.,, on visit u
Il. 5. Wells, Of Shelbyyi,le, Indiana,
is in town looking for land: =
Judge Nelson, of Adrian, was over
this week holding probate and injqnct-:
ion courts. - .:t.< :@15s]7..s' p
Mr.. Mason, grandfather, to W. a.
Peterson, celebrated his 02nd birthday
yesterday at Window. 81. -,
Mrs. Dean. now Of st.. Paul, is in
town visiting her daughter, Mrs: CIV.
Smith. .:.t -.
Mrs. Stockdale has returned from a
visit to Fargo.
z: A. Judd, special money order agent
OF the American Express Company. has
been Ill town showing the advantages
OF the new money order system. The
company has also a purchasing system.
ny which the public can have any article
purchased and sent by express by the
company's agents. ,..'
Geo. Plumb arrived on Monday from
Pueblo, Colorado, with a car load Of
goods. Welcome home. We recognize
the same old sausage machine which
used to do duty at the meat market.
We learn that Messrs. BiRelow u Plumb
will open business at the Law corner.
Colonel Cambell, Of Boston and Win
dom. dropped in Tuesday to shake and
see the new ADVANCE ''kataydrel."
Brain Workers.-The complicated
diseases arising from an overWorked
brain or excessive nervous excitement,
should not be neglected. lest they end
IN insanity and Il premature grave.
aeed such symptoms as nervous deblli-
ty, blotches. skin diseases, dimness of
sight. cough, indigestion, catarrh Of
the bladder, and general despondcncy.
when thus afflicted, make haste to use
browns Iron Bitters. 1t strengthens
mind and body exhan sted 10y disease
and suffering; is the trucst Of all life
giving tonics, and Natures best .assis-
tant III restoring the proper functions
to every organ affected. It will surely
cure you, for it has cured thousands.
The time in which to file objections
to the entry of judgment in real estate
tax cases has expired, and only ono
answer has been filed, and that is not
on technical grounds. This shows that
the officers have been unusually careful
this year, or else there is ''niggcr in
the wood pile'' somewhere. as it was
expected that answers would be filed
in number IF the seed grain cases.
Found at Last.-An agreeable dress
ing for the hair, that will stop it's fall
ing. has been long sought for. Park.
er's lair Balsanl, distinguished for it's
purity, fully supplies this want.
The long spell of beautiful harvest
weather was broken on Monday night
by a htavy wind and rain storm. Crops
suffered some. Eut farmers assure us
the storm came too late They lad :l-
ready got the better OF the bountiful
harvest
If You are Ruined in health from any
cause, especially from the use Of any
Of the thousand nostrums that promise
so largely, with long fictitious tpsti-
monials. have no fear. Resort to Hon
Bi;ters 1T once, and in :. short time
you will have the most robust and
blooming health.
MIR. Matthews writes to Mr.. Plotts
that he will start about the Goth will.
a lot of children for Martin county, and
will probably bring some Of them to
Worthington.
Don't Waste Noney.-On trashy ex-
t'a;ts when you can buy Il Ia sting per.
fume SO delightfully."- fragrant and re-
freshing rs Floreston Cologne.
l. n. Walden las our thanks for a
mess Of fine turnips.
160-acre farm 1 miles from WORTH
ington for 81 per acre.
II tree claim with good improve
lnents f., $3.!:5
A magnificent section farm, miles
from Worthington, with OF without
crop, ut a bargain. For sale by +.
Bloom. 463t.
Lard: Castor, Engine and black Ma
chine oils ut Barber's. 40-4w