The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-29
LEOI'A.

Twenty four below zero is the lowest
record here.
VIM. Mcclellan lost a valuable horse
from distemper \ few days ago.
S. VargasOn also lost four hogs by
being drifted under snow.
Jonn 1Tackett has LEASED his farm
to John Cox of Adrian, and will 90 to
Farihault county soon. John is an old
resident here, being one of the very
first, and will be missed by il large
number Of friends. :
The trustees of district 63 have Sc.
cured Miss Clara Knips for the sum.
mer school.
Chas. Vargason has been appointed
district clerk it, place of Mrs. John
Hackett. resigned.
The old sletlge hammer ADVANCE
never minds the weather. but comes to
hand through thick and thin every
time.
The extension of the Is. G. r.
through the northwest of the county
vii. cook Adriao's fish on the county
seat question.
The railroad land in this town is be-
ing picked up right lively. All Of it
will be sold before another fall and it
is hoped that much of it will he i'm
proved.
There is considerable. wheat being
| marketed at Edgerton from this place
on account Of better prices than 1T
Adrian. Such should not he the case.
Wars dread alarms, carry terror to
the hearts of peace-loving citiz us, but
it is safe to say that the number of
lives annually sacrificed to liver COM
plant, in its various forms, greatly
exceed those Of the most destructive
battles. George l.. Martinez, of Mica.
raugua, writes: ''During my last visit
lalf il dozen bottles Of Mis',ler's Herb
Bi,ttrs, and I cl,eerfully testify that
less than two bottles cured me of liver
complaint Of five years. standing"
NORTHUMBERLAND INVENTORS.
The following are the patents grant
ed JAN Goth to Inventors Of the north
west, as reported for the ADVANCE by
A. Z. Paul. Patent Attorney, 10 WASH
ington Ave. South, Minneapolis, MINI.
Minnesota: Mechanism for raising
and lowering harvesting machine, John
f. Applrby, minneapolis: dust catcher,
Chas G. Rollins, Minneapolis: draft
equalizer, VIM. B. Steele, Berlin;
traction engine, +. W. Bohn, Wabasha.
Wisconsin,: Water-closet valve, H.
G. Opal, Milwaukee,: draft equalizer,
Chas. Bellman, Barton; fire extinguish-
ing compound, John NJ. Gibbon, She
boygan; atomizrr, \. $. Hibbard, Mil
wankee; circle post for wagons, N. l..
Holmes, Racine; bolt making device,
E. A. OLIVER. Belleville.
Iowa: Corn harvester, \. S. Avery
and 4. W. Osborn, Walker; apparatus
for heating street cars, J. E. Thor.
oughgood, Osceola.
Mr.. S. Il. Walker, Il leading citizen
and druggist OF Calamns, Iowa. who
| buys C'amberlain's Cough Remedy in
gross lots, says Of it: 4 have sold Cham
berlain's Cough R.medy for eight
| years, and it has given universal Salts
faction to my customers. use no 9th
er in my family and have never called a
doctor for any lung trouble. We could
not keep house without it," Sold by
G. w. Smith.
Bro. Mccormack, of the Record is a
rusher. The Adrian Guardian of last
week says:
We are pleased to learn that F. Nj.
| Mccormack, OF Warrington, has ef-
fected arrangements to build at once,
in Adrian, Il hall 4Sx1O0, to he used as
\ city hall and skating rink combined.
This is just what Adrian is greatly in
need of, and we know of no man who
can make 4 success Of such enterprise
equal to Mr.. Mccormack. Work will
commence on the building as soon as
| the weather will permit.
IMPORTANT.
When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire and
stop 1T the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
| Central Depot,
| Elegant rooms fitted up ut a cost of one mil
| lion dollars, reduced to x1.OO and upwards per
| day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant
! elevated railroad to all dcpots Families can
| live better for less money at the Grand Hotel
than at any other first class hotel in the CITY, 5O,y
| FINAL PROOF NOTICES.