The Worthington advance., 1882-03-02

rough weather and thcn-the Burling-
ton road
Tuesday week will be town meeting
or spring election day.
March came in yesterday like Ma
rvs little lamb and hence must 60 out
like one OF Daniels ramping lions.
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DR.. L. n. Bedford, Dentist, will be
at the WorthinSton Hotel from March
10th to :3.
This is No. 27, Vol l6, Of the Ap-
VANCE. Just eight years since the
present editor took charge Of the pa
per It's Il SUCCESS!
Pony FOR SA!.E.-Twelve years old,
sound, tough anG 4 good herde:. Price
S25. Apply to D. &. BEAR,
A. Bigtlow.
The first prairie schooner of the sea-
son passed through On Feb. 2Sth.-
The army is beginning to move.
Charley Chase and Jae Lovelcss
had boxing match on Tuesday up
street. No great harm done but lots
OF fun for the boys.
WANTED.-A good looking girl to do
general house-work. Steady work at
good wages and no charges for fuel or
lights used in sparkling.
Il. II. PARsoSS.
Yesterday personal taxes delin-
quent-ed. The treasurer will be after
dclinqucnts with printed notice, five
per cent. penalty and and big dis
traint
ID. B. Hull has opened tobacco
store next to Laws drug store, where
tho best Of everything in his line will
be found.
I. n. Walden is the first man of
tile season TO lay an egg on our table
1t measures about s in around, long
way, and g. around the waist.
Field Agent Smith @t1d Assistant
Peterson have put new piyeon-hole
cupboard in their office gotten up by
Ihayer and are re~distributing their
papers.
CouRv.-Tllc Spring term Of the
District Court will open on Ti,cs'};,y
next. There is a large amount Of
business on the calendar, mostly Of Il
civil nature.
acknowledgement, witnesses, and
others attending court are hereby no.
titled that they will be inserted in the
cage" if they do not come in and pay
the printer. No fooling, now.
G. 3. Young, salesman for the Font
hill Nurseries, of Toronto, Canada, is
in town canvassing for the sale Of their
fruit trees, ornamental shrubbery, etc
Here is your opportunity to secure
hardy stock which will thrive in this
climate.
NOTICE.-l have placed all my books
| and accounts in the hands of e. Il.
Shattuc fOc settlement, and he will
have authority to collect aud receipt
all bills. GEO. n. OGLE.
Postmaster Barber's new office looks
as neat as 4 pin. He has ordered a
Il modern post office with iron boxes
and is carrying out his promise to give
the town IA neat and convenient office.
And the ADVANCE intends to carry out
it's promise to give the DR.. credit for
doing so.
CATTLE.-A. G. Seney, of Rushmore,
passed through yesterday on his return
from Iowa where he has been purchas-
ing some % head of cattle. Among
them is a fine Durham calf, five months
old, and weighing $40 lbs. The calf
came from Ripon, Wis, from Alex r.
1Iargram, the famous short-horn grow
er. This is an encouraging indication
when Minnesota men are bringing in
cattle from Iowa, the rule being the
other way.
GIVE Us 7IlIE
Parties ordering job work are re-
quested to order in time. Don't wait
till the last moment and then expect
the work done the minute you order.
We are overrun with work and only
ask that you leave orders in time, name
the day on which you want it deliver
ed, and you shall have it done on time
and in good style.
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
We repeat our notice that we want
no new subscribers unless they can pay
something in advance. If you cannot
raise the money to pay for three or six
months in advance, you are too hard up
to have newspaper. We do not in
sist on a full year in advance, but it
must be three or six months or we can
not take your names.
The Journal issued circular last
week Announcing that the paper had
been sold to stock company and con-
veying the impression that the paper
was to be continued. A numbor of the
surrounding papers have published
items to the same effect. The facts are
that the Journal material passed to the
creditors and will be sold. The paper