The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-12
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ADRIAN.
From the Guardian:
G.. G.. Peterson spent Monday in Ellis
worth. lie reports things III general
III the upward grade III that new town.
Miss Maud Graves is spending this
week in town, with Mrs. n. u. Lind
,ren, her sister, while "Gus' is off
:ourtiug in WOrthington. Seems AS
though he ought to be ridiculous.
Charlie Parloe, Of Warrington,
made Il short trip to this city last week,
visiting n. J. Rice.
Will Forbes, late Of the Record,
Worthin.t"n, II NJ. typo and pleas
ant young gentleman, spent Tuesday |
night in the citv. lie expects to sum- /
mer in Peoria, Ills.
The grand jury failed to find an in
dictment against the Costello girl Ar
rested for going through another girls
trunk at the Coleman House, u few
weeks ago, and she WAS discharged.
Elder Gates having procured Il ticket
for her to return to her folks in New
York City, she Immediately started
east.
See McCormack's card in another
column We take pride in saying to
the people Of Adrian and vicinity. ard
to the travelling public into whose
hands this paper may fall, that III t'r
accession of MIR and Mrs. Mccormack
we have gained Il valuable acquisition
to our business and social circles; and
having known them for years, Can COW
scientionsly say that the Commercial
House, under their management, will
take rank among the first class houses
OF the west.
Mr.. Frank Porter returned last Fri.
lav evening from his New Orleans trip.
q I'll was right glad to get back again.
He says trip south is very enjoyable
and there is much to lie seen 1T the
great worlds exposition, but for com
fort. health and happiness he would not
exchange Ills northern home. and pleas
ant surroundings in Adrian. for the
whole state of Louisiana. Like all OF
the northern men we have come III con
tact with, who have paid their first Wis
It to the south, he returns c"ntented to
spend the balance of his days in the
bracing, health-giving brerZ-s Ut the
north.
There are various forms Of billions
and intermittent f.vers that require
vigilant care and watchfulnrss. If
Mishler's Herb Bitters be kept in the
household it will he found invaluable
in attacks Of this kind. Henry 11eis-
ter, of Cleveland. O.. says: III was
taken sick last summer with bilious
rpmittent fever. and WAS cured Iy
Mishler's Herb Bitters. 1t is y grand
preparation, and everybody ought 10
keep it on hand.''
Rev. J. C. Ogle will deliver lecture
at the Baptist church in Edgewood,
Tuesday evening next. March 10th.
His subject will be ''Bric-a- Brac," and
the proceeds derived from the enter
tainment will 60 to the pastor of the
Baptist church at Edgpwood. This
lecture is extremely popular and inter
psting, and all who go will be highly
pleased -Mankato Free Press.
The following will be good news to
many of our readers: a prominent
Kansas physician reports that lie has
cured several cases Of rheumatism,
that had resisted all other treatment,
by using Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
1t gave almost immediate relief and
finally effected Il cure in every case.
Sold by e. W. Smith.
THEIR PREDICTIONS
According 10 Prof. Mansill, says a
Davenport paper, one of the worst
storms of the season will occur from
the 25th, to the 18th. Those WI"
have faith in the weather prOphe
should govern themselves accordingly.
For March, according to Prof. Mansill,
the disturbing positions Of the planets
are: Venus is in aphelion the 5ti':
Mercury III conjunction with Mars on
the It'll, and in its superior conjunction
with the sun the 18th, and in its peri
helion the 9th; it is in II longitudinal
line with Mars on the 10TH and in Il
like line with Neptune the 10th, also III
line with Saturn tie Goth. The sun is
eclipsed on the 10th; Uranus is in oppO'
sition the Goth; Venus is in conjunc,i in
with Mars the 9th; the moon eclipsed
the 30th. The principal disturbing po-
sitions of the planets for March, 1885
appear to be located about the 5tl. thu
, to the 30th. The temperature appears
to be undecided during the first three
y weeks. but the last ten days will be de-
, cidedly stormy and cool for the season
| the second and third weeks Of tn
e month are likely to be very tidgety, will
>. many storms of more or less severity
s There is much planetary pheDomen!
a clear through the month. There viii
/ be full complement 0f sun spots dur
ing the last half period.