The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-05-25

Mr.. Coleman lost q muclr priced
mare this week. --
| The jovial face of 'Thos. Barnett is
visible among us again.
F. Wegen is rigging up wagon to
tomary to give the first customer 4
free ride.
Thos. Chnlds is going into the dairy
business, and has complained that lie
| wants no more wheat raising in his
dish.
Several persons here haYe asked us
when the boom edition CT the AD-
VANCE will be published. We leave it
for the ADVANCE ED. to answer. IF
parties will he prompt in getting their
photographs and engravings ready, we
Can have it out i'll June.-EDlTOK.
Farmers say that small grain is look
ing unusually well for this season of
the year.
But little damage is reported from
the recent frosts.
Adrian business men are concratu
lating themselves that ut last the ne
cessity of keeping open stores on Sun
day has been removed and that they
now can get one day of rest out of sew
ell.
Joseph Gown will move his stock of
groceries into the Geo. Carr building
this week. the Faragher building lav-
ing proved too small.
ThOs. Ragen. who has been With l..
Roberts the past winter and spring,
returned to Philadelphia this week.
+. J. Porter has been on the sick list
the past week.
Eddie Coleman returned home from
st. Clond this week, where he has been
attending school for several months.
Corn that was up changed it's mind
Saturday and Sunday nights on ac-
count OF the frosts and has gone back
again.
The price of railroad land through
this section has been raised about ST go
per acre since May l we are told.
House Plants for sale ut Rice's.
Paints. Oils ard Leads at Rice's Old
Reliable drug store.
Geo: Carr's old store has been thor
oughIy calsomined and cleaned this
week, and Mr.. j. GOWN will soon be
sending out groceries from his new
stand.
Sugar Cured Hams ut GOWNS. 3s-2w.
At GOWNS: farmers can exchange their but
ter. eggs, etc. for more goods than at any other
place in Adrian. 3S-2w
Best Japan Tea at GOWNS for G0c Il III.
l-orilaru'S Climax chewing tobacco and other
brands ut GOWNS. 3s-2w.
A subscriber writes us as follows:
II feel at once my appetite and
strength greatly improved; my expec-
toration less painful and less copious;
my cough less troublesome; my sleep
sound and dreamless; my nervousness
is AL gone; my breathing less difficult;
my hearts action more regular; my
backache less severe; my digestion i'm
proved: my urine clear and voitled
without pain: my spirits more exubrr-
ant: my mind perfectly ut ease; and yet
| have only used half bottle of
Browns Iron E;tteHs.
BOHEhS.
Our Old friend Borc;.s has responded
again. ADVANCE readers will relnem-
Der how he always came to time win
ter before last wien we made Il sugges-
ton to him. Well, it was raining and
raining and our cellar had to b., finish
ed and our stone wall laid. 1t occu.-
red to us that il north wind. or IL blast
from Boreas. would settle things ard
we told our WOrkmen that we would
try it. though it seemed unlikely that
Eoreas could respond promptly this
time. We sent word by our little spr-
1t Puck (w'lo can put i grid rol' 4
the earth in less time than Shake
spcare 81 and sure enough, in less than
~ h 'urs Boreas was sounding his Du-
gle all over the North and here came the
winds, showing over Winnipeg. and
frnsting over Minnesota and Iowa. and
the rains went g.umbling and SILVER
ing to the South. and down went our
cellar and up rose our stone wall. and
we owe our old friend Boreas one
more.
Farmers, insure ycur crops against
hail. Nelson & Small REPRESENT the
most reliable Hail Insurance company
now doing business in the State Of
Minnesota. 3S-3w.
The Distinguishing C|,arm-A de-
lightfnl fragrance of freshly gathered
flowers and spices is the distinguishing
charm Of F;oreston Cologne.
Good. large horse team and harness
for sale cheap for cash or or time. with
approved security. Apply to II. J.
Ludlow 3G I'm
Graham Flour ut IIerOn's 35-tf.
DR.. Bedford. dentist. will lie at the
Worthington Hotel June y, Ii and II.
80 3w.
Home made candy ut 1leron's. s..
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