The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-06-12

olNC W 4'dHntlIV. 1Hc superior Tale
road advantages of Worthington make
it a good distributing point, and this is
why Mr.. S. wishes to locate his works
here.
THE OLD RELIABLE
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
4 Omaha company are engaged in i'm
proving their line between St. Paul and
Sioux City with 4 view to making it
one of the best, as it is now one of the
best-paying, roads in the west. The
old steel rails are being taken up and
replaced with heavier ones. and the old
ties are being replaced with new ones.
An ezra amount Of spikine is also be-
ing done, nearly double the usual mum.
Der being used. When this work is
completed the road will probably he the
best ballasted and solidest road in the
Northwest. rs it IS now the best equip
ped for fighting snow and keeping open
in the winter.
AAo VIII w oCO'I ~ tlC COHS IcSSIOIlilI
opinions copied elsewhere Judge Will
son, of this place, is mentioned rs an
available candidate for Congress. We
therefore interviewed the Judge on the
subject, and while he was disposed to
be reticent, we drew from linn that lie
was hot seeking the nomination, that
he would make no fight for it and that
he would not accept it unless it was
the general wish Of the district. Judge
Wilson has been twice elected County
Attorney Of this county and last spring
was elected Mayor of Worthington. lie
was judge Of the municipal court ut
Olathe, Kansas, before coming here.
lie is popular us man and al officer
and may yet draw the capital prize in
the congressional lottery.
G. &. GoodnoW was in town recently
On important business. 1t seems that
suit has been brought against his bonds
men for some s. 1000, which amount, it
is claimed, lie is short in his returns
while Receiver in the Land Office
Charley claims that every cent is nc.
counted for and experts are to be APP
pointed to go through the books and
vouchers. Among his bondsmen are
Capt. Grinager, J. =. Moulton, II. +
Torrance, 0. Bigelow, Peter Thompson,
and one or two others of this place.
and J.. Z. Kimball, now of Carthage,
Mo-, and |. n. Safer, now of Pueblo.
Colorado.
LETTER FROM 4 PHONETIC PRO-
FESSOR.
Caribou, Maine, June /, 1854.
n. =. MILLEE-Der Sur-Seipg an
artikl from II in (Nan) which lik
maks me ask Il tn send me the AID.
VANCE az wish tn Sc 4 kOpi or two oy
it, but shud send Il the MUM for the
laper so az tn have it for Il yer if it
WaZ printed without silent letters. the
kurs ov al printing and the resun
BRUSHING ov al children in turning tn
red. The gratest kurs of the al is the
old hethin mod ov spelling.
~ II. ljA1sTLETT.
The second largest source of revenue
to the y. $. Government from any one
branch OF business is derived from the
production and manufacture of to.
bacco. Blackwell's Durham Tobacco
Co., of Durham, N. e., claims to he
the largest manufacturer of Smoking
Tobacco in the world. The reputation
of Blackwell's Genuine Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco is too firmly estah.
lisled to need any commentator ut
our hands. In another column our
readers will notice their new announce.
ment Which is of interest to all lovers
Of the weed. The company are per-
!ectly responsible, and when they an.
nounce that they will give away SILL
$50 in cash, it is an assured fact that
they mean just what they say. Smo,
kers will find an opportunity Of com.
bining business with pleasure by read
ing their announcement.
A CREDIT TO ANY TOWN TEN TIMES
As LARGE.
Bro. Miller. of the Wortlington AID.
VANCE. presented the readers of his IA.
pr with Il cut of his building last week
1T IS a nne two story brick structure
and a credit to amy town ten times tEt
szo ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star
RATIFICATION NJ Er1xG.-A ratifi
cation meeting under the auspice!
of the Blaine and Logan Club vii
Oe held in Wortl'ington on next Satur
day evening. II the weather IS favor
able 1t will be al open air meeting. j
not, then in Masonic hall. Turn GU
everybody.
Thanks to Hon. J. b. Wakefield an:
Hon. W. d. Washburn for public docr
ments.
MARITIME has the contract Of furnish,
ing the Burlington railroad folks from
Lu Verne to this point. Mr.. Martin,
made these arrangements "Wednesday
night with Mr.. Reynolds.
Star.
A LUCKY KANGAROO HUNTER.
One Of the most daring Kangaroo
hunters of Australia, and his sta,
hounds, were terribly lacerated by
wounded Kangaroo, on the great shee)
rancho of Mr.. Alfred Hay, Boomanoo
mana, n. 5. W.. and were entirel
cured Ivy the use of st. Jacobs Oil. Mi
Hay writes that it is the greatest pain
cure ever introduced for man or beast
Horace Norman's team ran ava
Tuesday, took u circle about town an,
when they were pulled up things wer
considerably smashed and one horse ha,
badly injured leg.-Jackson Republic