The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-22
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WoRTHIN0ToN. MIMI. FEnRuART q. 1883
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished At d SO = year to
Clubs It ten or more. Clubs often for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
All Omcial Matter Pub
liShed in this Paper.
CLUE LIST.
We will club the ADVANCE with
other papers at the following rates:
With tle American Agriculturist, e2z5.
With the Mime polls Tribune, 9t6O
With the st. Paul Pioneer Press, coo.
Court convenes one week from next
Tuesday.
See dissolution notice of Hewitt &
MARITIME.
A. Forbes has sold out his business
in Murray county.
Read tile I'D. Of Gee. Plumb. Organs
sold aud repaired.
The big Burlington snow plsw with
Eve engines behind it was the wonder Of
tue buys on Tuesday.
To-day is Washi"gt""'s birthday
Gan. B;rthiugtsn's wash day, the boy
c;.lle it.
Messrs Mitchell s. Bingham have
built their ice house and will soon put
up their packing ho"se.
MINOR ARRIVALS.
At the residences of s. V. Wykoff, on
Saturday night last, daughter.
Coanty Treasurer Shepard re- urneA
Monday from Adrian with about 81 600
taxes in his pocket.
w. II. Bigelow has just finished
building Il vestry and choir room,
l2xl8. to the Episcopal church.
When Vennor said February would
I've Il mild month he didn't refer to Fri.
day last, which was blizzard day. Mild
aud pleasant since, however.
Saturday nights train put off 3e
mail sacks at the Wortl'ington depot.
How's that for the ''hub?"
Mrs ;Chase will have Oh hand every
Saturday, Baked Beans, Boston Brown
Bread and Pumpkin Pies. 26-2w
There is a juryman down in Osceola
ceunty named Abram Miller. Stake!
Come up and see us, even is you are
not ''proud of u.s."
Parties attending Court are hereby
warned 20 come in and pay what they
owe on the ADVANCE County orders
taken. No hedging, now.
A good many people continue to
write us that they do not agree with
the ADVANCE in many of the views it
expresses. Well, we don't agree with
them. Doesn't that make it even?
We publish supplement this week
giving full particulars Of the Dairy.
mems Convention held ut Mankato.-
Those of our people who attended say
it was about the most enthusiastic
meeting they ever attended. Mankato
has invited them to come again.
T. II. Parsons informs us that he has
partially secured a colony from Kendall
county, Illinois, to l"cate ia Elk town.
ship, Oh secs. 5, Z, 8 and II, and the
Boyer and Buck places. Also sec. 10
ia Summit Lake. The boom is begin
ming.
Runner says that Union Passenger
Depot will be built the coming season
on the ground this side Of the long coal
shed. and that the Wabash road has an
interest with the burlington III the p
acres bought last fall in the Drake adj
dilion and that the Wabash will come
in on that side "f the town.
THE BURLINGTON BLoCKADE.-The
Burlington road, being new and not
we'll fenced against snow, has been vir-
t,ally closed for some weeks.
During January there were one or two
trains in. Sunday, Jan. 18th, a passen-
ger got through. followed by the pay
Car. TIE latter went over the Omaha
line and no trains got out or in until
Tuesday night. when the passenger ar.
rived and left yesterday morning On
time.
In the legislative report for Monday,
under the head Of blouse bills passed.
we notice this one:
Amending the charter Of Wcrthiug-
ton
This bill is evidently the one which
we publish in another column and is Il
substitute for the Senate bill. 1t will
have to pass the Senate before it be-
comes i law.
7. IL. Parsons is corresponding with
u party 1T Alliance, Ohio, who desires
to put in Il tow mill and bag factory in
Worthington. The gentleman will be
here in u few weeks to look the ground
over. This is an enterprise which will
succeed, rs Mobiles county is the Para