The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-11-29

LOCAL.
WoRTHlNoToH. MINI. NOVEMBER 20, 1858
.CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE 10 furnished as u 50 . year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs OF ton for ok montha
Is cents for each subscriber.
All 0@Cial Matter Pub.
uohed In this Paper.
Schools will be closed to-day to cele-
brate Thanksgiving.
According to call the B.~rd Of Cou"
ty Commissioners will meet TO- morrow.
Thanksgiving services will be held
to- Jay ut the Cons recati"nal church.
House for Rent. Apply to
l4tf e. w. SMITH.
Field Agent Smith has sold lot IL,
blDck 81. WUrthi..ktOI, to A. w. Gran.
dali.
Ego & Tmttlr thrrsl'ed So bushels
OF oats in four hours, for Peter Floyd,
yield 81 bushels I" the acre, with = 3,-
inch cylinder and 10 horses.
The young folks had nice little hop
in the ADVANCE hall on Thursday eve.
last. About twenty couples partici.
pated.
John 7. Dahlstrcm. G. W. Meyers. II
Klmkas, J. b. Ard. ThOs. l.. Potter, 70.
cent new subscribers, have our thanks
for tho cash.
Mayor Smith slipped the ether eve.
ming "n his back stairs and came down
hard enough to blackrn one eye little.
The Grand Army Post will meet ut
their hall and attend services to-day 1T
the Congregational church at 1890 a. M.
DENTIsrRY.-Dr. Carl +. Gram n, IT
Spirit Lake, will be 1T his Office. W"r-
tt,imgtsm Hotel, Wednesday and Thurs.
d"y, DEC. 5th and 9Th, 1883. l4-2w
St"ddard Post G. A. r. will hold its
annual election Of officers next S:.tur-
day. Dec. l, 1883. All the members Of
the Post are expected t" Ike present.
Pettinger, 1T the W"rthincton Sa-
loon. received a Car load of Milwaukee
l,e~r for THANKSGIVING.
During November there was an EN-
r"llment in/the schools of PA and All
average attendance Of ls9.
FURs WANrED.-T. L. Mitchell &
CN. are now prepared to buy all kinds
Of Furs. for which, they will pay the
highest market price. 14tf
See law card of Attorney Rohrrr.
Mr.. II. is we'll known As one of the
leading lawyers in Southwestern Min.
nes0ta and needs no advertising. He
merely hangs up his sign.
We learn that A. 5. Law. our we'll
known BERT" vas married on the
nth, at Cumberland. Wis.,. to Miss
Jennie y. Martin. Bert has u host of
friends here who send con9rat ulations
See law card IT J. A. Town. Mr..
Town, as announced at the time, was
admitted t" practice last year, and is
working his way into q good practice.
lie is having special success as a col.
lection agent.
DR.. Gramm, the Dentist. will he ut
the Warrington Hotel next W-tlnrs-
day and Thursday, to amputate DE-
f~ctive teeth and repair dilapidate.l
jaws. OH mouths cleaned mp with
neatness and despatch and new ones
inserted without pain.
o." Tuesday. Charley uecox put the
plate glass il the new store room il,
Masr nc block. lie succeeded in doing
the j"b without any accidents. Mr..
Hrc"x ais" put the large glass front il,
the ADVANCE block and we can recon-
mend him ~ just the man for that
kind of difficult work.
The glass for the ,ew front cost $265
and is the finest and c"stliest in town.
II. T.. Shepard & C". are now pre-.
pared to- furrisi, STUCCO for pl;.strring
p"r,"'srs. >tmccO il now extensively
used instrad Of lime plaster especially
in cold weather. It dries IA a,Nl, ~
PIT on AMI makes u much better aud
harder finish. Ask any one who has
used it. IA Nv
A land hunter down in Iowa, where
they have had snow. writes to D. Shell
& C". to know whether the snow III,
this way IS deep enough to prevent his
getting About it he should co,ne now
n" snow up this way 50 far. Gene ~,
aud bring Il sample with you.
I. II. Simmons, representing Chi
cagO publishing house, was in town o.,
Thursday last collecting facts for u
forthcoming pamphlet on the c;.umtry
along the line If the St. Paul s. Omal,.
road. The publishers purpose g;vin=
bir'is-eye views of the towns and th.
Il. r Land Department have engaged
10000 fol-. distribution.
PAY uP.
The summer is ended, tho harvest !.
gathered and threshed, and everybody
owns up to \ good crop. Now il tn.