The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-12-17

AS will be seen by al advertisement
Oh the inside Of this paper, W. F. Nc
MILAN has started Ill Accommodation
and Purchasing Agency at st. Paul
and Minneapolis. The object of this
agency is to transact all manner of
business in these two cities for the
people OF the northwest, thus saving
them the time and expense IF /, persol-
al visitand incidental delays and ulI-
certainties Of other mediums. lie ellis
orders for the purchase aud matching
Of any ohccivaLle article or thing that
Can be had in these great cities. St.
Paul Office, room 2OS Drake block; Min
neapolis Office, room 2 Loan anp Trust
Company building.
THE best is the cheapest" in holi
day goods rs in other lines. 10 prove
this go to &. W. Smiths.
Every one is cordially invited to the
unique sociable ut J. W. Lewis Fri
day evening. Each lady is requested
to bring lunch for two. COsL
NOTICE TO TOWN CLERKS.
t. tie town clerks TT Mobiles County,
Mnie*,ta-Gentlt men: Ina few days
+ac|, OF You will receive the necessary
lp'a, ks for reports Of births and deaths
~ your town for the year 1855. II you
! will commence mn,U and collect tbs
facts il yonr town you will be able to
| make up the report on January ], 1886,
| rs the law directs and at once forward
them TO the clerk Of the district court.
PLEASE do not delay. but send in your
reports not latei than January 2, and
by so doing you will oblige your obedi
ent servant, J.. Il. BENNETT.
Clerk If District Court.
Last Saturday while Mr. Jenson
was on his way home from visit to
town. j, st after he had crossed the
railroad track on the Jackson road his
team became uEmanageble and started
to run away. Mr.. J. was either on the
} ground at the time or was thrown out,
i it is not certain which. At any rate
he came in contact with /. wheel and
his face Was somewhat cut Mr.. II.
Brown was driving a team behind Mr..
!. and seeing the misi1ap dashed his
OWE team into sharp run and finally
succeeded in heading off the runaway
team and stopping it. A stove was il
the wagon attached to the runaways,
| the loose parts of which were strewn
along the road. After. stopping the
runaways Mr.. Jensen and the pieces
of stove were picked up and Mr.. J.
drove on to his home.
TO THE PEOPLE OF WORTHIv0TON
AND VICINITY.
have received and AIN now opening
the largest and finest line of Christmas
goods ever shown in this city. Aud
the great point we want the purchas-
ing public to notice carefully is that
we will not be undeasold. And on the
other hand we intend to sell our full
line 20 per cent. cheaper than it has
ever been offered before. Every per-
son buying one dollars worth of Christ.
mas goods will be entitled to one tick
It in our Grand Drawing, to take place
Jan. l. Will also receive Il fine picture
with each purchase amounting to one
dollar or more, worth at least soc. We
are determined t" do you good and you
cannot afford to let this opportunity
pass by without taking advantage of it
ut CHAs. W. SMITHS.
Drug Emporium.
The young people Of Window will
regret to learn Of the death Of Miss
Hattie Jeffe, son, the lady SIX: ting ex
pert who spent a few weeks here last
summer with her upcle's Tip Nason)
people. She died in Ohio recently, Of
scarlet fever.-Windom Citizen.
The lady was cousin Of w. A. Pc
tersod, and had number If acqu:,int-
ances III Worthington who will regret
to hear Of her demise. II =
Barber does not hire Ills customers
to buy his goods. They do it from
choice on account of the quality and
cheapness Of his goods. tt