The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-07-06
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Swceten and family. from New York
State; are visiting Auditor Mills, on their way 10
/ Dakota. 25'' =
John Mcmillan, Of MINNEAPOLIS. vas in tow,
the other day visiting friends. =, l5%1 =
Frank Peck and family, Of Sheldon, came
| up 10 celebrate 1T KusllMOrc their old home. ~
W. = Stockt!ale came home to spend tho
| Fourth with his family. 49, ,>Fttaig. '@sat ! 81
Mr.. Peabody, from New York city is visiting
Ills brother, Chas Peabody. -
X. N: Syverud has gone to Clocquct, Mipn., to
| locate To-: tile present. 49, !, 4l:e. !
c. G}9n.9y Tresq;er Shepard is of to saltwater
Attorney Nelson. Of Adrian, spent portion
| OF Monday and Tuesday In IIver,e on prOies.
| sional business.-Ldve. lie liera't. :
| Judge Wilsor, OF Worth;ngto,,, came over on
=. ofesstonal business last Mo n.lay. He was re.
IalHed wn;'e cere by the de!eIdaHt In tie case
o. 'he State vs.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald.
| ID. s. Law. Esq, and iami;y, OF Worrhin gto !,
| have moved 10 Hi :kato, and are occupying The
! Warren residence Oh South Font street. NJ.
| La *nu 'am.,y 70 merlv resided III Nankatt.
and many old 5.teMdS will cordially welcome
t!lcin rack again.-Mankato Eeyi.w.
| W. II. Bigclow, Esq, that prince of good fell
| lows and boss architect Of this section, was in
| t. sec us Monday and renewed his subscription.
sive buildings on the Pau, piaces y st,iiiticnt
guarantee THAT the work will b. we'll done.--
| Heron Lake Guardian. 49,. ~
th AtfS'Eney Dan Rohser Of was
attend court--Heron Lake Guardian. : s.
Be kind to the sick.-The only me-
dicinal tonic specially adapted to en-
feebled invallds and infants is Browns
Iron Bitters. It will not injure tho
most delicate, but gives new life and
new strength to both mind and body.
All leading physicians are now recon-
mending it in preference to all other
tones. - ::
CROPs.-T. II. Parsons brings us
! some rye which stands about six feet
| IN it's stockings and is we'll headed out ;,
'Messrs. Folger & Peabody bring US
sample of corn, 4 stalk about 4 feet
high. They have 40 acres on the Ochee-
da farm Which will average from 2 to 4
feet. -...' .. =
DIR. Moore brings rs three strawber-
rles grown on his lot, one Of which
measures three incle, around tho
waist.
Mr.. futile brings US timothy head
about foot long.
The depraved literature on whic!, the
hoy murderer feeds is supplied, Of
course, by adults, and whenever boys
become criminals by being allowed to
grow up wild" the question anxiously
asked by one of our western contempo-
raries, "What is the matter with our
boys?' involves another question.
What IS the matter with us that we
have such boys? The character of
boys is determined by the education
they receive, and general outburst of
crime among boys is hardly possible t
there is nothing wrong with the adults
Thus in John Tribbett's case we Il! d
his parents were ''careless as to the
development of their children,' and
Mrs. Tribbett manifested little distress
as to his crime, but was merely anxious
lest he should be caught and punished.
Parents, as Il class must be responsible
for boys as class.-N. Y. Evening
Post.
1t the n. Y. Post talks that WY
about the parents, it will be looked up
on as being as "b-a-d" as the AD-
VANCE. That is just the way the AD-
VANCE talks and IT'S "b-a-d' paper.
1t offends foolish parents who do not
control their brats by lenouncing both
An Observation-Disclosures arti-
cles are always appreciated. The ex-
ceptional cleanliness of Parkcr,s Hair
Ba]sam makes it popular. Gray hairs
arc impossible with it's occasional use.
NOTICE.
To- all whom 1t may concern:
This is to certify that l have this day Given
my son, Joachim Il. k,lnertll, his time. and that
h men o1 Will neither claim anything due
Dated Dc Forest. Mobiles Co., Mimi, July 4th,
1882. '' ''