The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14
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There will probably he several hun
dred persons attending our count,
fair who are ewing us for the AD
VANCE. We ask them to come an<
pay up while they are in town. w,
give notice this early 50 that you ma,
make up your minds to do it and keel
enough for that purpose.
IN. Walden OF Bigelow, is ahead ~
usual. He is the first to bring US q biz
watermelon.
Carpenters wanted by W. H. Bige
low, at Slayton MINI. lw.
MINOR ARRIvAL
At the residence of $. Muck, a few
days ago, 4 lob. boy.
IL doz. Chairs for Sale. Apply t
s. V. Wyckoff.
See ad. of sale of school lands in thi.
county to be made on Saturday. Oct
28th.
Services at the Congregational churcl
Sunday morning and evening by til,
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hart.
Peterson wants a car load of girls
Sioux City Journal.
What does he want will, that many
He has two little daisies now.
Photographer Buchan's oil stove
caught fire the other night while IL
and his wife were absent. The illumi
nation made sensation among til,
neighbors, who ran in and pitched til,
refractory stove into the street.
JUSTICES COURT
Sept. II. Before Justice Bloom. VIM
Pearson arrested on charge of fast dri-
wing and intoxication. Plead. guilt,
and was fined $40 and costs.
Heron is reconstructing the old Ma.
sonic hall and converting it into res
idence, and the Masons have taken pos.
session Of Bennett Hall and are con
verting it into hall for Lodge purpos.
90.
The Mobiles County Fair will ope,.
one week from next Tuesday, and il
the good weather holds out, we antici.
pate the largest and most sucSe: sful fai,
the county has had. The crops this
Year are bountiful, We haye i good deal
Of fine stock in the county. and every.
body wants u holiday. Come out to {;
a man and 4 woman.
ltead Father Simmons letter for q
good crop report from West end. Mr..
s. has the knack Of furnishing just tie
kind Of crop and farm items we want.
Wish all our correspondents would take
the trouble to get good crop and farm
news. OF course we don't always a.
gree with the opinions expressed by
Father :. bu: we like his news.
Miss Newl'all, the lady from Stnrgis,
Mich., who was expected to take charge
Of the intermediate Department of oul
sch"ols, also failed to arrive. and Miss
Emma Plumb WAS rendered the posi-.
tion and has accepted. Miss Plumb
has been through course at the Man.
kato Normal School and is no doubt
we'll qualified for the position. School
in her room opened on Tuesday last.
Can't Get It.-Diabetes, Bright s
Disease. Kidney, Urinary or Liver
Complaints c;,nnot Ike contracted by
you "r your family if Hop Bittrrs arc
used. and if you already have any of
these diseases Hop Bitters is the only
medicine that will positively cure Won.
DoMt forget this, and don't get some
pAfttd mp stuff that will only harm you.
While ut Minneapolis we went down
town with the boys and saw 1.-THE Syn.
dicate block, and the Boston block, and
the Fish Jones block. and the Cotton
block and Punch and Judy"
The new church at Rus,more, which
is one Of the handsomest in this region
Of country, will be dedicated on Sunday
Sept. n. Rev. j. w. Martin. of Man.
kato, will ofliciate. Further partici,.
lars next week.
WEATHER REPORT FOR AUGUST, 1882:
C0E'est, 3lst. "a. m. Is above.
Warinest. 23r.'. p. IN. 9S above.
Average, 72 above.
Windy days, 3
Rainfall, 4 Inch.
j. Fl. MAXWELL
The Republican voters of Worthing.
ton township are requested to meet in
caucus at the office of Wilson & Town
In Worthington village on Saturday,
the 10th day of September, at O'Clock
p M, for the purpose of electing two
delegates to attend the Republican
County Convention which convenes in
Worthington on Tuesday Sept 10Th at
l O'Clock p. m.
BY Order Of Committee.
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