The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-01-17

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LAURA J. FOSTER,
Born In Burlington, N. Y, Nov nth. 1881 {:
married May 18th, 1852, to E. w. Foster, who
was lawyer in New York city at the time of
his death, died Sunday, January 49,, 1884, being
81 years and two months of age.
She was resident of MasOnville, Del. CO.. N
Y, for many years and came to Ohio with her
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Moore, at the time Of her
marriage in Dec. 1869, and from thence to WOr-
thington in May, 1872, where she has since resid.
ed. Her death Is a severe blow to the family OF
which she was considered as much part as any
other Of its members. Mother was consulted in
all things, her advice was valued and no move.
ment OF any Importance was made without her
knowledge and consent. This, with the love
which every member of the family bore her,
makes the loss to them irreparable Among
her last words were, Don't weep for me- I'm
ready to 60. 1t is all right with me. Meet me
IN Heaven" Con-.
DIED, on the 5th Of January, at the residence
of her son. Mr.. H. N. Eggleston, in Westline,
Redwood Co., Mimi, Mrs. RHoDA EGoLEsroN,
aged So years, 6 months and 20 days. She was
the mother also Of Mr.. NJ. o. Eggleston and Mrs.
B. Il. Prince, of this place.
NEW RAILROAD.
Daniel Rohrer, attorney of the B., G..
r. 4 n. Ry., was here Friday. He ill.,
formed us that he filed articles of incor-
preparation for the company with the
Secretary of State last week which is
for two lines, one to run north from
Worthington to Fargo Through this
town.; the other to run to Bismarck.
He said the company had purchased all
the materials necessary and that early
spring will see the dirt flying.-Currie
MinnesOtian.
Some Of oi.r readers are aware that q
silly youth is trying to publish ainews-
paper called the Record in Worthing-
ton. He has rented the old Journal
press and type Of Peter Thompson, and,
without any experience in the business,
is engaged in the old task Of 'killing
the ADVANCED" You are aware also
that we have not assaulted him OF his
alleged newspaper, preferring to let
him make it if lie could and avoid Il
continual newspaper quarrel. But the
ADVANCE haters have been playing
upon his weak mind and for weeks and
months he has been. raving, raging.
ripping, cursing and making infamous
personal attacks upon us, until we are
forced to the conclusion that he is
either lunatic or miserable imbecile
wretch.
In the last issue of his sheet he
says:
We are unable to give the commits
sioners proceedings this week. on &C
count OF the dog in the manger of the
other office refusing to let the copy go
until too late for our use. Shall we
have peace? Some loud yawpers shout
Peace! Peace! when there is no peace.
| Election is not over with some OF our
Worthingtonians. and their little souls
have no room for anything but the
impotent rage they house therein.
Now look at the cheek of this up
start. After striking at us for months
with the venom of viper, he has the
effrontery to send to us for our copy of
the commissioners proceedings. The
copy furnished us is official and is to be
filed in our Office for our protection. It
| is the duty Of the Auditor to furnish
lis copy of all official matter in time to
have it set up and to leave the copy
with US for our protection.
This mountebank also had the eff
| frontery to send to US and ask us to
pool the county printing so that he
could get some money out Of the
county.
After raving at us with the rage of a
pinioned devil, he asks, out of breath,
'shall we have peace?" Well, if lie
continues his blackguard attacks upon
ne, We'll publish ''piece'' that will
raise the scalp on his hollow head
Well show up some facts about him
that will cook his goose, or we much
misjudge the people of this community.
Newspaper sparring, political attacks,
and all that, are legitimate, but the
fool who tries by newspaper attacks to
destroy mems private and public stand
ing both, deserves and will receive the
curses of all fair minded men and will
| destroy himself.
A REMARKABLE ES CARE.
Mrs. Mary "A. DALEY, of Tunkhan-
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with asthma and bronchitis, during
which time the best physicians could
| give no relief. Her life was despaired
| of, until in last October she procured a
bottle of DIR. Kings New Discovery,
when immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing its use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh
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