The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-10-14

block is being fitted up for J. F. and
w. I. Humiston, who are to remove
their stock of hardware into it.
Shipments from the Worthington de-
pot on Tuesday were: cars of hay, 3
cars cattle, cars flax and one of scrap
iron. Shipments of hay and flax are
on the increase. Yesterday six cars
were called for to ship hay.
Wood! Wood!!
Do not forget that VIM. Mchring has
several car loads of No. wood for sale
at J. J. Hansberger's warehouse. which
he sells ~ follows: Hard wood, $500;
mixed, SIS. SO, and bass, $500.
Barber IIildreth, Jr., was brought
before Justice Durfee on Friday last
charged with disturbing religious SER
vices at the Swedish Lutheran church
Ivy ringing the bell. Trial Was set for
to-day.
During November at the dining hall
Of DEBORAH Institute day board will be
furnished to males for $50 per week;
feWales Sl.40. The winter term-16
weeks-will begin November 20. There
will be no Christmas vacation.
G. Wilkinson. of Elk, was surprised
the other day by present of a brand
new 800 wagon. His daughter and
son slipped down to town and bought
him one out of their own earnings.
At DEBORAH Business Institute, CON-
.nencing December l. a monthly tut
tion will be charged, first month Sc,
second month SIS. third month 81, and
So thereafter, or $40 for course.
Henry Murwin was sent over from
Adrian on Friday last, having been
committed for 80 days for disorderly
conduct. He was turned over to Sher-
if Miller who turned him in with the
rest of his happy family and turned the
bolt.
W. T. Thayer, at the furniture store,
has just received some elegant uphol-
stored furniture and rattan chairs fine
rough to grace the finest house in the
| county. We were invited up stairs re-.
Gently to look at them and can testify
that they are really superior. 8
Jeweler Hewitt has moved to his
house recently bought on 10th st., G..
Pettinger has moved to the house
bought Of Mr.. Hewitt, r. s. Hurd has
moved to his house in the Clarry tract
formerly owned by Mr.. Torrance, Con-
dnctor Babcock has moved into Mr.
unrd's house on st av., H. J. Lud-
low has moved to his garden farm
across the lake.
F. Barber, who had been afflicted
with epilepsy FOX some years, died on
Friday last at the asylum at St. Peter.
The remains were brought home and
the funeral services were held at DR..
BARRIERS residence on Sunday last.
John O. Larson walked in the other
day and paid mp for three years OH the
ADVANCE. Owing to a little stringent
cy in his finances Mr.. l.. had fallen
somewhat behind, but he appreciated
our leniency and confidence and did
not disappoint us. We wish others
whom we have trusted two. three and
four years would hasten to do likewise.
! The new or reconstructed depot is
now nearly completed. It is recon-
structed, re-roofed, Reprinted and
vastly improved. The widened and
lowered platforms are especially &C.
ceptable to the public. A beautiful
new gilt lettered sign bears the device,
"Worthington," and marks "Sioux
City 81 2.10 miles" and est. Paul IFS
4-lO miles"
Mrs. Ellen A Blair, national organ
izer of the Juvenile department of the
W. G. S. u, will give chalk talk and
illustrated lecture to tho children and
their friends at the Congregational
church on next Sunday at $50 p. m.
| Five calves, four red and one spOt-
ted, strayed from the undersigned.
Any one taking them up and notifying
me will be paid for their trouble.
GEO. BULLS,
8-2w Round Lake p. O., Mimi.
Itch, Prairie Mango. and Scratches
of every kind cured in 80 Minutes bv
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
| other. This never fails. Sold bv
9. W. Smith, Druggist, Worthineton
MINI. IS ly.