The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-23

arrive tonight and tomorrow the lanG
seekers and siyht-seers will Ike among
US by the score. Worthington shoul.
do her prettiest to make it agreeable
for them and to send them back will, q
lot Of prairie farms in their grip sacks
So fur We have made good impression
Oh our Iowa friends and We should rut
it Oh thicker yet and then rub it in.
GRAND CONCEKT.--In the Method.
ist Episcopal church Etxt Tuesday
night. Nov: %, in which, the cl.oirs al
the different churches. led by Dr.
Moore; DR.. Craft. Geo. NJ. Plumb and
Frank Lewis, will participate. Pro-
credS for the l,c,ttit Of the n. F.
church. Admission 30 cents. Child
rem 20 cents.
We welcome to our exchange list tie
daily Cedar Rapids Republican, which
is now takru 10y Is to 50 Of our citiz"ns
Tie Burlington road has opened a new
world to us and We hope hereafter t.
see more communication with the
cities south IF us and Il IS with st.
Paul and minneapolis, which lave
eitl.er purpos+ly Or otherwise ignored
Us sage when they could drain lis.
The Republican, is u live paper from
live town and We hope to sec frequent
and continued interco lrse bet wee,
our business men and those Of the
Rapids.
NoricE.-li!r Meth"'ist Episcopal
church. car. 8 list. aud 4.h av.. will ln
rt.n;,rn*d on mkt Sabbath. Nov. g.
The regular morning service will begin,
u, the i,glng Of thu. Ii lis "f tie city
: ,tl"th Sc|r"l 1T |. o':hwk. Ynnrg
peoples meeting ut i y. ~. Preaching
1T night ending with il praise service.
NOW'y your TINE
&. l.. Camp!'l.. OF Indian Lake, and
j. A. Ellsworth, of Westsid.', dropped
in yesterday and settled up on sub
S"rirti"n, the former paying 81 81 ~ d
the latter 81. THESE shini''y examples
We " isl, I" hold NJ before our readers
aud remind ;Ecm that they are. may
"f them. wof"l'y lehind. We have
from 81 600 t. s.. 900 ~, our hooks HOW
due "n subscription. TIE bulk of it is
r.ai:st honest men. but they ARE slow,
unjustly slow. We d" not like t"
strike il home Subscriber off FIR non.
payment, but we shall 500" i%gim t.,
apply the Scalpcl. Tllr crops have i~e:l
good, farmers have besn markrtim
their grain and produce for months,
and now is the time tn divide with ti,-
printer. We need money to finish ml1
the new building aud t" make improve
.nents in the ADVANCE. Don't wait
t" come t. town but semd by money CT.
der. draft or registered letter. or by
your neighbor when You know he is
coming to town. We mean you, and
not that other man.
The aurOral display on Friday night
last was the finest exhibition ever pre-.
scented before 4 Warrington audience.
Between lO'aud II o'clock the electric
lightning, or whatever it was, was
fr"licing all over the sky. Part of the
time the streamers came together Ut
the zenith, or little south 0f it, and
the Whole sky became All enormous
circus tent Of striped silk. with thu
stripes throbbing aud umdulating. Al
one time u magnificent imitation OF tl,t
American flag hung down the east 70,
millions of miles, the red. white and
bite stripes being we'll enough defined
and thousands of stars shining Through,
About tt's same time huge striped
fan hung from the zenith toward tn.
northwest covering u large part Of tin
heavens.
1t seems that there was an electrical
storm throughout Friday which ex
tended over this continent aud Europ,
ami interferred greatly with telegraph
ing.
Music CLAss.-Mr. A. j. Brow,
will commence u music class. Either
Tonic: Sol Fa or tile old ,sOtation vii
he taught. The class wilt meet OF
Tuesday night in the Episcopal ci,n'cl
from 1870 tn 8 o'clock. Terms ST.
l+r mouth. Persons wishing to j,,i,
this class will please apply to him Or t.
Rev. ID. 6. Gum. Lessons on the or.
g." will Ike given at any time: Term.
| - per month.
Married. on Wednesday evening
Nov. q, e. T.. Christensen, aud Mis-.
p"en'ia Ashwortl., by Rev. ]. &. Rob
inson. at their own house in Park Ad
dition.
Thanksgiving next rhuraday.
DR.. Barber has gone to New Yorl