The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-06-22
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON-
YEN7TDN.

WOrthlnRtOn VllIaEe-D. Shell, IL.
r. Miller, Geo. w. Wilson, Frederick
Bloom, n. p. Miller, AEON Forbes, j.
A. Town and c. II. Smith.
Adrian-J. II. Jones, F. J. Porter.
Olney-A. NJ. Crosby, 4. III. Childs.
RansOm-Robert Shore, S. G. Ferrin.
Committee would also recommend
that persons present from the different
towns where no delegates were elected
act as delegates.
DANIEL SHELL,
J. Il. MOULTON,
J. b. GREEN.
On motion ]. p. MOulton and j. b.
Green were chosen to act as delegates
from the township Of Worthington.
On motion the temporary organize
ton was made the permanent organi-
cation.
The convention then proceeded to
the election of delegates with the FOL-
lowing result: Hon. G. II. Smith,
Judge Geo. W. Wilson, Judge l.. s.
Nelson and a. p. Miller.
On motion. the delegates attending
the congressional convention were au-
thorized to cast the full vote of the
delegation.
On motion, the convention adjourn
cd.
RoBr. SHORE, Chairman.
JAS. II. JONES, Secretary,
QUITE 4 CITY.
Chapman, of the st. James Journal,
gives our town the following neat lit
tie send-off:
The writer spent a portion of last
Saturday in WortkingtOn, and after
transacting little business with Re-
ceiver Smith at the land office, was
piloted over the future great railroad
centre by Bro. Il. p. Miller, editor Of
the ADVANCE, now the only paper
published in Worthington. The first
place visited was the bear show, and
while watching the antics Of his bear
ship Mr.. Miller ia eloquent snatchcs of
speech illustrated the beautiful and
high moral influences of an animal
show, and the sinfulness of the circus.
AL could 60 to see bear dance; but If
exhibited in connection with circus
it required four healthy grown-up peo-
pie to keep ore 12-year-Old interested
in the monkeys. Our escort next pilot
ed US through the ADVANCE "Cathe.
dral." This is 4 large building being
erected Ivy Mr. Miller more particular
ly for his own comfort. as, when CON-
pleted, he will remove the ADVANCE
office therein, occupying the second
floor. The lower floor will make u
handsome store room and will he in
demand when finished. Mr.. Miller in
tends making the block the handsom-
est in Warrington. 1t will be veneer
ed with brick, have an iron roof, and
everything made neat and safe.
WOrthington is building up rapidly
this spring. We observed quite i
number of new residences, some cem-
pleted, Others partly so, and some just
rising. The Methodists have up and
under cover il handsome new edifice;
and on the same street. east, stands
the new Episcopal church and resi-
dence of Rev. Mr.. Gum.
Should WOrthington he entered by
the two or three railroads expected by
her citizens. the town will spring rap
idly forward and become quite a city.
Good lIOtel ions. ETC..
are doing b,g thing for Worthington.
The Warrington Hotel, conducted Ivy
Dan. Shell, enjoys the we'll merittd
reputation Of being equal to any in the
State. In fact, taken all around, WOr-
thington is quite 4 city already.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Register OF Deeds johnson hands us the fol-
lowing list 81 real estate transfers:
Ger h Fl. kniP; and wife to Robert Knips. w
ss ): e 4? St. r! i: Co. to Laura A. cr,na.
lot: enc and 2: block 3, o,thinrt:n-el,o:
Mi!an Gb Is and vie S to Samantha e.
! and ;. Tioek 8. Airia"-9iS. " '''''''' ''''
,o S" r., .I 6ameso" to Edward Cooper. ne% 70
Elisha Bingham and wife to Lu"ius Bingham,
sex $40! 39-a4OO
IS; e.; G. $; s! r, +; Co. to Susan II. Lowe. lot
IToa Ganderson to Chas Chrlstel1. VIZ neA
:J" II n: roistcr to John G. Maetzo'd. "e4 A.
u. JoSeY r.. Eesn AID viz to Geo. j. Day. lots
lots IT, % ws'e :" 1!S 'se'0~ front part
C. y st. ~. Il. Co. to ". X. Faragher Jr.,
81 ncA 10 Iol $3.50.
inzi Ss'ne''cr and wife to Milton +. Manu.
Milt.n r. Main to Nancy Ann Schneider. neA
Ta,rick Mccan and wife to X. h. r,o,ts. ~
4: i: flctts aud wife to Mary Mccain. 81 and
neN q nwN2- i-4l-:': 49,, >
Calvin Shat.uc and wife to Harrison s. Murray,
nwh 2-lo4+l-$l,WW
N. =
lot u. block II, W.-:l,00o.
Alfred Turner and wife to Fred A. Turner,
sw4 o. 'H244-*l,35O
$. e. u St. I. II II. Co. to Addte Chevaiier, lot
4, b'uck 20. W.-A2'.
Iu. a. Dewey an husband t" Peter Thomp
son, WI nel4 6-iV 4l-tJ0V.
A travellers Story.-After spending
months at watering places and con-
sulting the hest physicians without
benefit, returned home d,3heartened
and expected to die. A friend urged
a trial Of Parkpr's Ginger Tonic
Three bottles and careful diet have
brought me excellent health and srir.
its, and hope my experience may ben.
eft similar sufferers. lady.
See other column.
COMING NEAR.
EDGERTON, June IA tornado
passed threugl, this section between 6
and I o'clock this evening" The hcnse
Of +. !. Butteriield. three miles north
west Of hcrp, WAS totally destroyed, to-
gether with household goods. Mr..
Bntterlicld had an arm broken in the
wreck. Two miles northeast the
house and farm machinery Of f. w.
Day were also totally destroyed, caus-
ing loss IT $4,000. No one was hurt.
Mr.. Day is comfy superintendent Of
s:hools. No damage TO crops is report
ell.