The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-10-29
LOCAL..

q. S. Land ONCE.
Parties desiring to keep postcdi In any public
matter relating to Mobiles county must have tho
ADVANCE.
Court convenes on Tuesday next.
For Curtains, go to Thayerh. cit
r. E. Covsy has boughta new hay
Good work horse for sale:
saw E. WHITE.
Field Agent Smith has sold lot 10,
block "a, Worthingten, to S. Mclean.
Pony mare years old, for sale cheap.
ST S. CLlPPENGER.
N. A. Gail is shipping four carloads
Of hay this week.
Buchan's Photo gallery will be closed
from Oct. 10th to 3Oth. 8-2w
JeweIer Hewitt Mas painted his resi-
dencs till it looks as bright as dollar.
American and Household Sewing
Machines at Thayers. 9-tf
II. e. Shepard has been out with his
surveying tools, locating the corner for
the new Bank block.
Holstein bull for sale. Inquire Of
Firth Bros, secs, Lorain. 4-tf
Austin. Hovey, of Dewald, lost seve-
raj hundred dollars worth Of hay by the
recent prairie fires.
DR.. Barber has put in q new show
case aud is preparing for IN extra lot of
holiday books, toys, etc.
Parties wanting to take out second
naturalization papers should remember
that court sets next week.
r. S. Hurd is laying the foundation
for = new dwelling house on 5th.av..
opposite the school house.
II you wish an Organ or Piano,
Thayer can give you better prices than
any one. Cit
Tie Bank of Worthington building
has been moved to the rear, and fronts
on Third avenue. It has also been
painted.
Money lost, between II. Davis store
and McLean's feed store. Finder will
he rewarded by returning same to
lO1w s. WAss.
The excavation for tho new Bank
block Is going on rapidly, and if winter
fingers long enough in the lap Of Boreas
up north, the foundation will be laid in
good shape this fall.
Thos. Burke and Jas. Clancy were
brought oyer from Luverne on Satur-
day and lodged in Jail, having been
committed for Is days each on charge
of disorderly conduct.
5. 8. Haislett. of the Adrian Guardi-
an, announces in the last Ashton
Chronicle his withdrawal from the
paper. The paper remains III the hands
of W. H. Grau. Hope 1faislett got out
whole.
D. She'll and Fred Humiston went
up to Cleveland, Mimi, last week, for
a hunt in the Big Woods. They
brought about SO squirrels, gray, black
and red, and q number of quail and
partridges.
Peter Jordan was brought over yes
terday from Rock county and lodged
in Jail. We learn that he was arrested
for net killing his own horses when
ordered to do 80. the horses having the
CHAMBERS. The authorities also killed
the horses, we learn.
A good joke is told Of one of the ap-
plicants for a cling on land which oc-
CURED on Monday last. After the ap-
plication had been made in due form
some enc discovered that the tract lay
in the middle of Heron Lake. This
was probably taken as fish claim.
Gu. Rease, from Richland Centre,
Wis.,, arrived last week with 50 head
Of cattle and other stock, with his
household goods, aud will locate on
his farm recently purchased of She'll
& Smith, on sec. 8, Bigelow, just south
Of the Clippeuger place. Ills buildings
are going up and ho hopes to get snug
~ located before winter.
Words are weak to express the won
derful curative properties of that
prince among modern medicines, Alish-
ler's Herb Bitters. NJ. A. Fairer, Su-
perintentient of the Lancaster, Pa,
County Hospital, abandoned the at
tempt to express his delight and admi-
ration for the medicine. He had long
suffered from dyspepsia, diseases of
the kidneys and neuralgia, and used
hundreds of So called remedies without
good results. At last he tried Mish
ler's Herb Bitters, and in short time
was perfectly cured.
SURPRISED. RINGMD AND SERENA
The Werthingten correspondent of
tho Adrian Guardian says:
Last Thursday evening a pleasant
little surprise party called upon our
hos1orsd friend, A. p. Miller, the occa.
sion being the anniversary Of the BIRTH
day Of that illustri0us gentleman, aud
presented him with solid gold ring as
slight token of their regard. The
brass band got wind of what was going
on, and serenaded Mr.. Miller with some
of their fine music. At a late hour the
party broke up, wishing the captain of
the sturdy old warship, the ADVANCE,