The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-16

ting us ne1O ABOVE TIC ice again..
Worthington has three meat stores
and still beef is l~ef and mutton il
scarce. Tie older the buck the tough.
er the mutton.
Tie demand for houses in Wcrthing'
ton is ca" si.l~rabIy beyond the supply.
| A dozen houses could I've rented IN the
next lew days and the d+Mand will in
crease.
:. Mclean has rented lie old butch
er shop Of Tombstone & Anderson
and is new prepared I" furnisi. all
kinds ri meat. Cash paid for Hogs,
| Cattle and Hides. l2-lf.
The sale Of school I;.m;s w;,s 80 linn.
tied that it hardly makes Al item. 1t
WAS 50 small that we overlooked it.
Tie only sale was 50 acres to kobt.
S!,crr, of RahsO1'.
Sec first page for fui, election returns
10y the column. Our laundering st.
Paul editor. hUwcver, cont l.llleS tO
n,ake G"r.i,ow elected from this Dis.
trict. Notice this when you read the
list If Senators AID insert Crosby for
Goodnow.
Winter set in Saturday and Sunday
last with II mild form Of 1l,Zz ard, !,
sort OF variulnid compared with the ir.
ruptiom If 1877, when il three days.
blizzard ct the genuine, malignant type
ran rpi.lrmic all over the Northwest.
Ole Fouskie was brought to town
this morning in Il derangrd condition.
Mr.. F. was sent 1" the asylum il year
or tw" AZ" but recovered sufficiently to
return to his lcMc.
There will be service IL the Episco-
pal c!,urcl, next Sunday nIrrhiI,g ut
lO:l5, aud evening Il: 7:so. S,lnd y
school immediately after i,orni,.. ser
vice. The ladies If the church have
81. t the stove ard the building can
NOW L.- h.at-.l. The ia'lies ais" ~ u,
w'"m fer tn: stove, and have furnish. d
ule:i,,s to purchase. lights.
An excursion is t. start from Bur-
ling,"m for W"rtiir gt"n about Nov.
2ls,, and we hope the weather. will be
good and on, people will Ike ready 10
receive the .xcnrsinl.ists III proper
style. Ii is too late inr excursions and
all tie chances are il favor If their w.
ing caught ~ i cold snap which will
prevent their enjoying the TIP. We
hope, however, that this Indian sum-
n-r weather will continue. NcvertIn-
less, we adv Sc u, to bring overcc;,ts
AID arclics.
The ladies' If the NJ. y. Il. Society
will < w il Im>k't S,ciablt III the Epis'
lOpal church nn Friday evening. Nov.
Choice he!icHci"S for two, and 10 co,.-
The baskets To he Sold to the gentle
Of the contents with the lady whose
c:alA he is fortunate enough to find it,
the bISkrt. all i,re CUluiaily invited.
Con-.
On Fri.l:y LAST, in the fog, there was
u freight ''colIusi"n' just beyond the
Su,hmt1t. Conductor O!ns,rd's train
stuck in going np the Hill and cOnduc.
tor Ilas-y's train ran into the rear If
The first train. splitting tie cab.'o$e
aud smashing the engine badly. Trains
! were delayed for S.'lIIe hours, but the
track WAS cleared before next morning.
Tie County Commissioners met on
Monday aud appointed Judge l.. 5.
Nelson, If Adrian, County 5uperi"ten-
dent Of Schools to ill tie vacancy left
by the death Of Superintendent Uo.ne.
MIR. Nelson resigns the offices Of Fro
bAe Judge and Court Commissioner TO
accept the new .fiice. The boys say
that the west end is piiing it on too
thick and they want to know wI,e,,
Adrian is going to take the county
seat.
The post cffice 1T Heron Lake was
entered 10y burglars Monday. night and
tie safe blown open. Nearly one hun.
bred dollars worth IF stamps, two reg
istered letters aid Il small amount Of
money. together with all the private
papers Of the post master, were taken.
Late Tuesday afternoon the papers and
ritied registered letters were found in
az empty box Car on the side track.
The job was evidently done by profes.
| SIGNALS.
One 1T the singular things about the
recent campaign was the sudden out
burst and Eruption of Presbyterians
into politics. Deacon Goodnow offer
ed himself as a candidate for the Sen
ate; DEACON Craft offered himself as q
candidate for the House, and Deacon
Day got out man and run him fol
the Senate. Does this outbreak of thu
Presbyterian church, which stand.
along side Of the ADVANCE Spiritual
Temple on 4th.av. mean an attempt t.
purify politics or to get Officer Wa,
there anything simultaneous and sinis
ter about this Calyinistic campaign
or was it merely coincidence and ,
phenomenon
The rate cutting ameng Northwest,
ern roads goes on. The fare from st.
Paul to Chicago is from So to IS
Shall We ask the Legislature to inter
fere and prevent this under charuins