The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-15

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Farmers are busy planting corn.
G.. p. Hewitt is putting bay window
to his dwelling.
Grocer Plumb has put Il side door in
his building.
Desideratum Powder, the best, at
uewiit's. 50 lw
o. Bigelow is siding OF weather.
boarding his building.
Sportsmeu's Supplies at lIewitt's. 50
r. L. Mitchell Il Co. have recently
put several car loads of fruit in their
cooling room.
The partnership of Witbeck & Roche
has been dissolved and u limited part
herslip formed for trading in cattle.
Sec notices.
See double column nd. of Azom
Forbes, Who is Oh hand with I'LL kinds
Of farming implements and building
material.
l.. T.. Oliver has tented the Ames
building recently vacated by g. p.
Hewitt and will remove his Second
Hand store.
Ladies' Shade Hats, the popular
rough and ready "Cape May" Also
The TortOise,"a misses and clilds'
hat, on hand at Mrs. DeWolf's. 3S-lW
Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. WyckoH lost an
infant child from whooping cough on
Friday last.
A contractor was in town Saturday
hiring teams and men to work on the
Lake Park branch of the b., e. Il. Il n.
The compassion last week made us
say peoples" for pebbles No re-
Election OH }. Il.
| Garland Napor and Ever Ready
stoves. at uewitt's. 3S-1w
The rate war' on certain classes of
groceries has been going on for some
weeks to the advantage Of consumers.
Geo. Plumb ''bpgunt.'''
For Screen Doors and Window Screen
| Frames Call ut A. Forbes. [3S NV
We announced in last weeks AD-
VANCE that Sheriff Gillian. of Rock
! county, had taken the two prisoners
| learn since that no indictment was
charged, while Sullivan was indie ( d.
A Full line of Garland Cook Stoves
just received at Hewitt's and for sale
| cLeap. 3slw
N. S. Belknap, of Ransom, lost his
stable and contents on Friday last by
fire. lie had been burning some rub
/ bsl. and by some means the Iire got
into the stable. a. buggy, il number of
farm implements. lot of tools, Il
quantity Of oats and Que tat hog were
cOnsumcl.
Perfection Cooking Pots, the hest in
the market, at llewitt's. 3S1w
A letter from ST. Paul informs us
that 4 number of Car loads of railroad
ties were shipped the other day to
| Wolthington for the Is. T.. Il. l. n.
They are probably intended for Lake
Park to he used on THAT branch. We
hope, however, before long to announce
that tvs are hey Ginning t. arrive for the
extension north from here.
Full line OF Fishing Tackle at G. p.
| ueWi1t;s 3S1w
Bicycles. Trent Hewitt and Henry
Grinager recently sent to Smithville,
n. j., for the improved bicycles manu-
featured ny the Smith Machine Co..
They 4, e handsome machines and cost
$50 piece. The large w.eel has sixty
steel wire spOkes and the small wheel
twenty-four. We understand that 4
man can travel 50 to 100 miles day on
one uf these patent horses with ease.
Think we shall get Il tricycle. tn try
with as they don't buck and throw !:
fellow off,
DRUNKENNESS CURED.
We call the attention Of Our readers
t" the advertisement Of Golden Specific
Co., Of Cincinnati. which appears in an
other Column. This remedy, which
can lie administered without tile knowl.
edge Of the patient, has worked won.
derfnl cures. aud saved many lerso, 8
from drui,k:irds' graves.
Choice Veal 1T the CITY Meat Market.