The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-09-05
LOCAL..
Books and Stationery at

0OOkS anu CtNClOUeIy Nt
u. E. WARREN's.
Bring that old harness in and get it
repairedat G. P. Shepard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Alexander from
New York are the guests Of Mr.. Geo.
J. Day.
The Swedish Mercantile Go. COM
menced buying flax seed last Saturday.
Give t',"m u trial.
This is :hr time when the city editor
max 8 I've highly original remark that
'':he oy te: Z ripe"
e. P. 5r:p.rL. Worthington, MINI.
Deader in D,o:s and Shoes, Harness.
Trunks, Travelling bags etc. Call
and see his stock.
Miss Bessie E. Smith returned to her
studies at P'llsh"ry Hall. Owatonna,
MIMI. on Saturday last.
Mr.. 81. Smallwood and family left
for Omaha on Saturday, after a sum.
mer visit with Hon. J. p. Mouiton
and family.
Mrs. Peter Bank writes to A. w. Mo-
her|Y, that her husband, who formerly
lived in this county. is very i'll and is
not expected to recover.
The B. &. Il. s. n. aud the Omaha
Rys. both changed time last Sunday
Sept. LIST. aud now arrives aud departs
according to the schedule in this paper
Mr.. Milton J. Smith, of Williston,
Dakota, Is visiting his father. MIR. R.
II. smith. His children have been with
the ktAad parents for somo time.
A fact that all men with grey and
:mHny shaded whiskers should know,
that buckingham Dye always colors
a. even brown or bl,ck at will.
':Nr. and Mrs. Terry living about 8
miles from the village lost their infant
aOn. aged about 8 months on Sunday
afternoon. Tho disease was cholera
infAntum.
The presenc" Of dandruff indicates
1 diseased scalp. and il not cured
6nnching If th"hair and haldnass will
result. Halls Hair Remover will cure
it.
The Annual Meeting of the Mobiles
County Bible Society will be held or
next Sunday ev"nin9 ut the Congrega
-tiona, church. Short, interesting ~
nars will be read in advocacy of tho
Bible cx3se'hv Mrs. H.J. Harrington
Mrs. ]. A., Town and Mrs. Geo. O.
Moore. All are cordially invited t.
attend.
:. ut gees to the spot" said m oil
gentleman. VIII" found great benefit i,
Ayers Sarsapari'la. He was right
arrangements If the stomach. live,
and kidneys are more speedily remed.
led by this medicine than bv any other
It reaches the trouble directly.
Mr.. G. =. I.ovelcss, Of the LAX,
View House. had issued to him, O,
August 9th. patent on Frigi,
Ventilxtor. This ventilator is 50 con
Rtructed that storms If rain and snov
can not affect it nor clog it up, as j
! the case with all others. Mr.. Leveless
; SITTER his r"tnrn from the Pacific Coast
invented this article expressly for thu
country 1T rains in winter where al
others fail. and expects to get there
- The six year old daughter of Gee
J. Day had narr" " escape from deaf
on last Sunday morning. A cister
had been LETT open FOR a few moment
to draw somp water. and althoue
great care had heqn exercised, the littl
girl some way or other fell in. Han
PLY her fathers ear caught the SCUM
# tho fall in the water, and she W.,
speedily rescued. No harm beyond
nervous shock t." the parents. and
greater one for the subject of the acci
dent, was the result.
Mrs: Rev. H. J. Harrington W.
called away on Sunday morning by
telegram Announcing the death Of he
aister's only son. Mr.. and Mrs, Ha,
rincton left forthwith for Rochest q
There was. therefore. NJ service at til
NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Fred. D. Reed, Of Geneva. N. Y
has BECOME 4 permanent citizen G
Wnrthington. bei,g one Of the wOrkir
force Of the Wnrthinqton Bank. II
receives from all hearty welcome.