The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-07-01

pies OF wheat ana barley from the
farm of Chas. Saxson. in Indian Lake.
Parties from Ellsworth were in town
Tuesday and report grading begun on
the new railroad.
The Worthington creamery made 4
shipment Of butter. about a car load,
the first of the week.
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!
At the Red Front Bakery. Prices low
as any. 1w
a. NJ. Forbes expects to thke his
horses to the Ellsworth races on Satur-
day and the Luverne races on Monday.
He will be accompanied by r. G. Dana
and r. p. Free.
Combined Reaper and Mower for
sale cheap. In good running order
Apply to FRANK LYON. 453w
DEPOr.-Plans have been received
for the depot improvements at Worth.
ington. An additional waiting room
vii! be added, the platforms will
necessarily be enlarged, and the depot
will he otherwise improved.
The village caucus held on Friday
evering last appointed the follow ing
village committee: L. NJ. LANCE, r. r.
Miller and g.. W. Smith.
We learn that parties in some local.
ties are under the impression that the
Annual School Meeting occurs the first
Saturday in July. This is an error, as
it occurs the third Saturday.
For SALE.-A very fine Short Horn
Bull, five months old. Also twenty
five good young cows. Will sell for
cash or on time to suit purchaser.
Asa r. l.. ERsK1NE, Ind. Lake.
There was light rain Sunday night
extending out few miles. Generally
the county is suffering for rain. The
crops will be short. Corn looks we'll
generally. Our county is showing its
capacity to stand drOuth this year and
bearing it bravely.
CANDIES! CANDIES! AND CAN
DIES!
A fine assortment at
TIE RED FRONT BAKERY,
Prices way down, DOWN! 1w
G A. R.-Stoddard Post Will meet at the G. a.
r. Hall on July I'd at Q a m to form for parade
and arrange for storming Fort in evening. All
old soldiers arc asked to join u.s. Come prompt
'iy. ia. Town, Commander.
CoRN.-All our correspondents and
AL statements agree that corn never
looked rs we'll as it does this year. Will
some one explain why a drouth makes
the best corn j, this country? Illionis,
what do you say?
Those ADVANCE bills on colored
piper gotten out rs donation to the
Wortl,ington celebration are the speci-
al admiration Of all this corner of the
Nation. All kinds of job work neatly
tlpet)y and completely chang the
rhymes) executed at city prices. Steam,
gas or foot power
Miller & Co. have finished burning a
4 kiln of 10000 to &C. 600 brick and
samples are now on exhibition at this
office and at other places in town.
They vii; have several carloads on sale
ut once. If they have demonstrated
that good brick can be made here they
have done better than discovering
gold mine.
Conference Meeting will be held in the Sw.
Lutheran Church on the 9Th and It'll Of July. At
7:?a NJ: July 9Th. Rev Prof. Sander from Gus
tafuS AdOlphus College, ut St. Peter. and Rev.
krantZ, from salt Lake City, Utah. will deliver
addresses in English On July It'll discussion
viii he carried on in Swedish. A cordial invita-
attend these meetings,
Itch. Prairie Mango. and Scratches
Of every kind cured in 80 Minutes by
W"o'ford'S Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by
G. W. smith, Druggist, Worthineton
Mimi. As ly.
The FIRST National Bank, we learn.
has purchased the Grinager property
where the land Office has been and will
use the building for banking purposes.
The Land Office will take an upper
room in the New Bank of Worthing-
ton Block
The Land office has moved into the
large room in Masonic block for the
present.
DON'T FORGET
When you are in town and hungry
that yon can get anything you want
from y cookie to = good square meal at
the Red Front Bakery. and nav for
what you get. Come and see. Nv
The celebration COMMITTEES are
working and the performers rehcars-
ing. Weather permit ting, the celebra-
ton will be a rousing success.
Read the reduced rates of the St.
Paul Pioneer Press elsewhere. The T..
=. is the one great daily outside of
Chicago and all intelligent classes
must read it.
A. W. Aliens little girl Matte. pick
ed lis = basket Of radishes, lettuce, etc.
from their garden the other day, rs
fine and juicy a lot us we ever tasted.
They lasted for i number of meals and
the vote of thanks is unanimous.
Lake Park is to be put in good shape
for entertaining the Soldiers Encamp-
ment. Work will begin soon and tile
park will be thoroughly trimmed and
cleaned.
The pagoda in the park is nearly
finished. Heron is now painting it..
Dome. red outside, sky blue inside. lat
t'ce work light green, upper parts dark
er green. pillars reddish. It is ornam-
entail and creditable to the town.
The Calathumpians will meet at 12:-
80 Saturday, July 3, at r. E. Covey's
be ready to march at O'Clock sharp.
"A meeting will be held in sample room
back Of j. II. Johnson's store Thurs
day evening at $50 to fix marching
program. Please cume ont all those
intending to be in the parade.
Mrs. ADVANCE has that famous rose
bush (which for several years has been
the wonder and admiration of every
hody.) ready to join in the celebration.
The bush now covers good part of
the. east side of the house and there
are forty mr. iftv roses which havo f,oo,