The Worthington advance., 1882-10-12

All SeaSOnaDle goOdS III bottom prices.
Call and be conylnced.
HEWITT & HART1NE
The rains are sti | raining. If it's
all the same to our old friend Boreas
we'd like to have it stop for a few
days now till we get bricked up.
HORSES. Eight horses, harnesses.
and two Wagons for sale or trade for
Is:d Or other property.
i--.W L. IL. PARSONS.
Married, Oct. 5, by Justice f.
Bloom, Mr.. Albert Hyke, Of Rock
county, Minn., to Amelia Wcis, of
Mobiles CO.
We have the finest line OF Shelf and
Heavy lIeardware ever brought to this
town. HEWITT & MARITIME.
Shcpard's team struck out for them
selves on Tuesday. They ran into
the awning in front Of Dcwolfs and
knocked Off two or three posts and
for some reason or other stopped at
this point.
FLOUR AND FEED.-All brands Of
Flour. Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Oats
and Bran 1T the new feed store of Par
sons l. Bro. in rear Of Brick block OH
ID ave. NV
The Lutherans are about to build
a church on the corner Of 4lh-av and
l2th-st., opposite The lots of Lieut..
Plotts. 1t will be 3Ox5O, l6 feet
posts. and is to be completed for use
the coming winter. This will lie the
fourth church on 4th-av. Moved g.
gain that Erastus move over to this
street and that we call it Church-st.
Pountlmast el's S;lir. | have in NY
possess ion Il red and white lleifer. with
Shrrt tali. between Il year and i year
and u half old. Will be sold Wednes-
day, Oct. 18th at 8 y. N. Owner can
ave same by :,:i''ying before day of
sale.
II. MCMILLAN, Poundmastcr.
p. Wysong, Of Mankatc, has taken
the contract to veneer the nev AD-
VANCE Spiritual Temple and Cathc-
dral, cor. l0th-st. and 4tli-av. lie is
Oh hand with six men and a "pile" Of
brick and by this time next week. if
this rainy weather don't hold out, the
ADVANCE building will Ike blushing
like u maiden in beautiful dress of
bright pink rcd brick. 1t grows beat
tituller and beautifullcr.
The other day T.. b. Lovelcss in
formed Marshal Lyo, that some par
tirS were sIluWting jnSt below town ant
:lat the bullets were too familiar !;
round his prem seS i.r comfort. Mar
sl:tl Lyons b g IL t" look into the bust
ness, anh meanwhile: Walt Mclean and
Flint. of the sl'.mting gallery. went to
Justirt Bloom ''cmf'ssed Judgment"
and paid fine IF $50 eac'. for shoot
ing in v;!iag" limits.
II" l.,!ies of the Episcopal Church
will give III Oyster Supper I friday eve.
Oct. 18th, in Tie basement Of the Con-
gr"gationol church. Meals ) rived from
six to eleven. Price SOC IL tckrt. G nme
one, come all. and may s"ciability To
the ruling spirit of the evening. Bus!-
ness men will find Il hearty welcome to
the :n;crtainn,cnt ut the usual supper
:nur. COMMITTEE.
=. S.-Waiters from rich but resWc-
table parents
Mr.. Gum desires to thank those
friends who have been so thoughtful
since his coming to Worthington as
to contribute to the comfort of him
self and family. First, Banker Par
sons for liberal contribution of 100 bu
of that wonderful crop of oats Of l04
to the acre; Mrs. w. II. Bigelow fr
houscroom for himself and family in
one Of the ADVANCE cottages; Mrs.
G. II. Smith and Mr.. Oliver for some
of those excellent vegetables for which
MOBILES county is noted; Mrs. Morton
for kind offer Of stove for temporary