The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-10-21

G. Pettingcr is building a new
kitchen to his house.
j. H. Oaks is rushing up his large
new bard.
See notice of J. B. Newkirk. who has
decided to run rs an independent can
didate for Register of Deeds.
G. p. Hewitt, at the hardware
store, has received a lot of new
| stoves.
See ad. of Eaglesfield & Co., who
have opened Fashionable Dress-mak.
| ing establishment in the building re-
Gently purchased of Frank Lewis.
T. Brown, of Pettinger's saloon,
has been on the sick list for several
days.
See ad. of VIM. II. Mchring, who has
opened wood yard ut uansberger's
warehouse.
Clause Harder, of lie Sueur, is
here looking up the matter of going
into brick and tile making next sea-
son with VIM. Mohring.
Boarders taken at reasonable rates
at the residence of Mrs. G. W. Bulls,
on 5th av. 9.2w
Bond & Dayton are blowing up
$50 acres on their farm for their next
years crop. Their fax yield this
season IS about IL bu. to the acre.
We learn that Commissioner P.
Blaine, Of Hersey, had 100 bushels OF
oats stolen few evenings ago.
Col. Mason las sold a hay press to
J. B. Green and has more to sell. Mr..
G. will press for the Colonel who hopes
to work up 500 to 1000 tons.
II. E. Torrance has returned from
| Chicago where he has been laying in
more new goods. He also took brief
run to New York.
Rev. Mr.. Hartzell and family, Of the
Presbyterian church, have gone east on
4 visit.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson. formerly pastor of
the Presbyterian church, is visiting
WOrthingtOM friends and will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day.
Pearl lace toboggans on hand at Mrs.
R. F. Bakers, also new stock of hats
and hoods. and job lot Of black ostrich
goods, selling ut regular wholesale
prices.
C. Fl. Peasc has returned from q
visit to Wisconsin. and 10 and be-
hold! has brought q wife with him.
Hearty congratulations from the AD-
VANCE! A friend calls and expresses
the hope that there will be a large
crop Of Pease.
G. Wilkinson, of Elk, recently paid
us $40 on subscription. Mr.. W. has
long subscribed for two copies and
had postponed" paying on account
OF hard times. This year his crops
were good all around and he remem-
bered the printer among the first. If
others would do "similar" it would
strengthen our pocket materially.
We are requested to announce that
our former fellow tow2sman, Fred
Bloom, independent candidate for
State Senator, will address the people
of this vicinity on TUESDAY EVENING
| NEXT, OCT. 18TH, at Wortbington.
and that he will have something to say
of vital importance to the farmers.
Justice Court.-Before Justice Dur
fee: Jas. Kane, fined s. and costs, for
being disorderly.
State vs.. Chas. Hildreth, Jr., for
ringing Swedish Lutheran bell during
services. IIildreth acquitted. John
Ennisse arraigned on same charge and
held in $3.50 to answer. Testimony
showed that G. Ht!dreth, John En-
nisse and Mart. Mardin were together
at or near church at time of ringing.
| Ex-Gov. Austin and Hon. Freeman
Talbot addressed the people at Mason.
ic Hall last night making many telling
points for tho Republican ticket. We
have space left this morning for only a
mere mention o: the meeting. but hope
TO give some OF the points in our next
See list elsewhere of other meetings to
I've held.
The Swedish Mercantile Go. at tl,ei,
store are giving ten per cent off on al
cash sales. Their business is steadily
increasing and their conntrymen arc
beginning to come from long distances
to buy. Recently we notice parties
from between Bigelow and Sibley, be-
tween Rushnore and Adrian, between
Graham Lakes and Fulda, and from
the country about Iona.