The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-02-16
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hOOND LAAE y lAllOV.
Mercury dropped 60 degrees Monday
in II hours.
Miss Lille AchesOn's term of school
in district No. closed Wednesday, the
Sth, and she has gone home to Lake
Park.
Miss Edna Dyer's term closed the
7tKinst in No. %, Jackson Co. = She
| will leave for Grafton, Ia, next Mon
| day.
Mrs. VIM. A. May will start for her
future home, Blue Hill. Neb., Thurs
day. /;
John Atall was in town Tuesday. He
| expects to move his family here soon.
Mr.. b. Vanest Sundayed with our
merchant, NJ. J. Barber. -
Hi Barrett's familiar face was yisi.
BILE on our streets last week. Up from
Estherville to market his hay.
Win. A. Mosher has returned from
Minneapolis, where he has been having
| very particular surgical operation
| performed on an eye. We understand
| it will be very difficult to save both
eyes, while it is possible that both may
| be lost.
We would advise Bigelow to change
his base. Cars seem to he more plenty
here. NJ
For lame back, side or chest use
Sh!loh's Porous Plaster. Price 25
cents.
sHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cureis sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures Consumption.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you
| need for Constipation. Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness, and all symptoms of Dyspep-
STA. Price 10 and IS cents per bottle.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shi]oh's Cure. For sale at Barber's.
Our criminal and penitentiary neigh
| Dor, II. j. Miller, of the Lnvcrne Her.
| aid, gravely announces that he will not
| be a candidate for office at the coming
spring election. This is we'll AS we
showed recently, he was kicked out Of
the Minneapolis Evening Journal, after
a several months trial. on account of
''imbeci(ity,' and general incompeter-
cy and inability for daily news paper
work. Besides, he is under the
charge Of having committed q crime.
The Luverna Times recently said
that citizens of that place had made aft
davit TO the fact that he was guilty
Of ''nl0st Ter0|tinG crime ~ society," -
It is about time the mask was stripped
from this fraud.
\ letter received from Ohio says:
We have not had much cold weather
here, but the whole state is covered
with ice, and the number Of deaths
from falls received is about equal to
the number frozen in your big blizzard.
! There have been two or three deaths in
this county, aud any nnN Der of broken
limbs. An Ohio paper before us con-
tains special department under the
head Of "Falls on the Ice'' In this
! department are twelve items concern
! ing twelve persons who fell and broke
| limbs. collar bones. thigh bones etc
Such u country must be ''drefful" to
live in. Rather have 4 blizzard every
ten years than to stand on such slip.
rery places. It makes the whole state
''wicked." Moral-Come to MIN
nesota where it was 43 above zero in
the shade on Monday last.
The towns on the Sioux Falls branch
of the Omaha were favored with two
mail trains during the month of Janu-
| AIRY. NO. tfltt'ik VDu, Cdtu, we uOn I
want 1.-TWO tickets for Adrian. }" we are
afraid there might come frost and
block your road. and we would be
obliged to remain in your one horse
town a month or so, or else walk out
Ellsworth News.
Ellsworth, like Worthington, feels
''sassy" about being on the main line.
Towns on branches are apt to be side
tracked good part of the winter.
Last week we gave Fosters weather
forecasts for February. Below are
those Of Rev. Hicks:
From February ID to the 9Th is the
period for the month, during which it
will moderate, and winter storm
of more or less intensity will
cross the country, the mercury falling
very low again Westward of the storm
passage. From the 14th to the 18th,
or thereabout. look for heavy storms,
embracing billiards to the North, and
rain with lightning and thunder, and
possible tOrnadoes, to the south. Very
cold days will follow to the next peri
cd, which begins about the 26th and
runs into March.