The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-06-07

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See notice of bridge to be built in
Seward township.
N. B. Sit had mt rained to any
extent for week until last night.
There was a slight frost on the night
of May 3Otll, and again Oh the night of
June LIST.
H. E. Torrance started; the Cream
cry on Monday last. Thee wagons
will gather the cream for the present,
viz: e.. Dana, II. Brayton, and Mr.. Nc
Carthy. Howard Du1fae and E. Gil
lette will have charge of the creamery.
NOTICB
Parties desiring loans on Farm or
Village property will find it to their
advantage to call on or. address Fred
Mohl, Adrian, MINI. 42.lm
The boys tried the new cannon Tues.
day night. It cracks like thunder.
Now let Adrian. or Ellsworth. or
Brewster or any other place try to take
boys now talk of taking it across coun-
pcamment.
POUND NOTICE.!
Parties hereby notified that the Pound IS in
the rear OF nightwatch. man LyoAs' barn. 2octs.
goes to the party bringing the stock. 2Ccts. to the
fou-d master, and locts' to the vilIiagS1; Gov
42-3-w. Pound master.
Tie Worthington Band is reorgan-
ICED and is doing very we'll. The mu.
sic last Saturday night sounded just
like the music of a trained circus band,
Owen Bartlett's Comedy 60. has
been playing this week at Masonic
Hall. They are very clever people.
There are only four in the troupe, but
they manage to play some exceedingly
funny pieces, and to give varied en-
tertainment.
Fitch & Brooks recently sold the
sw4 Of sec. p. and the nj of IS, in AL
bia Tp., Jackson Co., to parties for
$3.50 per acre. They have also made
big trade" of sec II and 81, in town
101. range Al, (Rock county, for prop
rrty in Maquoketa. Iowa. This is i
$4,000 trade.
| J.. S. Meacham desires us to give
his thanks to the friends who kindly
assisted during the last illness and
funeral of his wife.
The Fourth Of July will be here. if
the roads do not get too bad, three
weeks from next Wednesday. No
signs yet Of a celebration in WOrthing-
ton.
The fine bull, Duke of Grnndy, can
now he found in r. A. Firth's herd.
| 423W Jos. LOWE.
Sec adv. of Mr.. 1Iammerberg agent
for johnson & Aronson's clothing
house. He has some extra nice fur
nishing goods for gents.
s: s. CONVENTION
Tie Annual Convention of the No.
bies County Sabbath School Associa-
tion will be held at the Presbyterian
church in WorthingtOn, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday next, June
IL. 13 and II.
The program arrives a little too late
for insertion in full. We notice that
Holmes, is promptly on hand, not only
to take the lead but also the laboring
oar. II. NJ Palm will be present again
from abroad, and all the local Sunday
School workers will have all opportun-
learn of each other.
MARRIED..
The following marriage notice ap.
peared in last weeks ADVANCE
among the Rigelow items. We now
place it under the proper heading:
| Married, ut the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. J. w. Lewis.
Mr.. g. F. MODESTO, formerly Of Ath-
erton. Indiana. and Miss LOUISA B.
DEBOOs.
On June L. Sheriff Anderson made
his returns, personal tax collections,
to Clerk of Court Stevens. The mum.
Der Of warrants placed in his hands
was 152, of which So were collected
! The amt. collected was 81, 1906 q. The
amt. uncollected is $l92.S7. This is q
coed showing and shows that Sheriff
Anderson is Il good collector, especial
ly in Il wet and muddy spring.
At the last meeting of the council
the sidewalk along I'd avenue, from
Mohl's corner to and beyond Brant's,
was ordered laid.
A petition for vacating alley between
lots $ and 10, in block H. was read and
day of hearing set for June 6.
I The alleys between 2 and 3, and 4
II and IL, IS and ii, in block ii, were
ordered vacated.
The impression that the council act ed
upon the appointment of night
| Waterman and street commissioner is
erroneous. There were no vacancies
and b. w. Lyon remains Nightwatch
man and Major Thurber Street Com
missioner.
BEGGs' BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOI
MAKER.
No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has
as Il household or family medicine, NJ
one should be without it. 1t has NJ
CalOmel or Guinine III its composition
consequently 10 bad effects can arise
from it. We keep a full supply at al
times. r. d Barber, druggist.
The G. A. II. boys are feeling gooi
deal like soldiers now. The new can
Don arrived Sunday last and was ''call
ed on" by number Of our people: Il
is a te;l-pOund Parrot and will d.
should attack us on the flank, or word:
to that effect. On Fourth of july
mornings and similar occasions it vii
she'll everybody out of bed and batter
the WelkiD down for miles around. A
company will be formed for artiller,
drill. Eight wall tents have also arriv,
: ed. 91xl2 feet in size. three feet walls
These will he taken to Lake Benton
by the boys who attend the Encamp
ment of the Southwest Minnesota AS
soclation. This will begin June 10Th
> or one week from next Tuesday. III,
route from here will be over the B. G
r. Il N. to Elkton. OAK. thence owe
the Northwestern to Lake Benton,
By-the-way. we hear still of the En-
campment held at Worthington las
, year: 1t is still talked of far and nea