The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-07-25
FARMERSl
Crude carbolic acid is 8 sure cure for
sheep lice. For sale at
II. f. WARnEN,s.

VANCE office, or write to Z. 4. FITCu,
Austin, Mimi. 49-3m.
A lato report Of the condition Of
1.-THE Minnesota Loan and Investment
Company" Bank, and Worthington,
shows that it, resources ID over four
and twenty thousand dollars.
It 10 no doubt tho stronRest institution
of the kind in Southwestern Minneso-
Pioneer.
The New HoAE Sewing Machine
recommends itself to pur-
chasefs on account Of it, superior me-
chanical construction, ease OF manage
ment. and low price; over y million
have been sold, all of which are giving
universal satisfaction.
Will Apell fell from . wagon,
which Was loaded with lumber, on
Wednesday afternoon, aud received .
wound on the scalp and very severe
brnise Of his arm. Dr.. Webb IL tho
attending surgeon.
Geo. Shaw was asrsstsd % Thurs
day of last week and brought before
Esq. Bear by Sheriff Anderson, on
charge Of seduction under promise of
marriage, on complaint of Catherine
Becker. Shaw gave bonds in the sum
Of $500 to answer at the November
term of court.
The Wire Twister is now at Humis-
tens Agricultural Depot. Every one
interested is invited to call and see it.
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Mr.. E. L. Fisher representing the
Northwestern Casket 60. of Mime
apolis stopped at the Worthington
House over Sunday. He says business
in his line is dull in this city this sea-
son. A fine compliment to the health
fulness OF our climate, and the longev-
ity of our people.
Alabastine and Gypsine. for calsom-
lining at E. E. WAnREN's.
The Omaha Railway company has
finished hauling grauel to ballast their
track with and will soon resume laying
their IS pound steel and remove the old
5Opouud iron. They will soon have
their whole main line laid with this
heavy steel making a number one track.
They ALWAYS keep up with the times.
Have you seen the Big Four McCor-
mick Mower-six aud seven foot cut?
Sold by 4Stf J. D.HUMlsToN,
The church known as the Evangeli-
cal Association will hold a quarterly
meeting in Worthington on Friday,
Saturday aud Sunday next. The pas
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by presiding elder, Rev. j. G. Simon.
The meetings will DO held in the'rooms
of the Young Peoples Christian Asso-
cation. The services will begin on
Friday evening at O'Clock. The hours
OF services on the following days will
then be announced.
McManus.& Bly, are the agents fol-
the CASTOR & Son Scales. They are
good, reliable and cheap. They can be
examined at any time at the feed store.
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TO My OLD FRIENDS s. PATRONS:
1t gives me great pleasure to com.
mend to your fayorabl 9 notice DR.. "
S. Webb, who will succeed me- in nv
practice ut Worthington. I have
known Dr. Webb for five years. Have
met hun III Council and on the Pension
examining board, of which he has
been LOT some time member, and l
can bear cheerful testimony to his skill
and knowledge. lie is Il careful, stu
dlous. palnstaking physician, and an,
sure will give satisfaction to all who
may employ him.
r. D. BARBER.
5. Mclean now offers his entire
property for sale, consisting of farms
and village property. stock and ma.
chinery. household furniture, &C.. q,
prices to suit purchasers. 49.lt.
Mr.. George Shrek. Of tho Worthine
ton cigar manufacturing hrm Of
Schirck & Saville, was at Sibley, Iowa
on business trip in the early part OF
this week. He reports the business Of
the firm to he far beyond what the,
had expected 1t to arrive at by this
time, and that it is rapidly increasing
Their goods are popular in the marke,
and the demand for them is urgent
These young men are industrious, EN-
terprlslng and ever ready to lend y
hand to public undertakings. They
deserve the success they are having.
Tho editor Of the Advance va sur
prised and delighted this week By ,
call from Rev. A. II. Chittenden. pas.
tor of the Congregational church in
Andover. Portage county, Ohio. We
enjoyed his nejghborshlp for many
years in Indiana and Ohio, and found
him always true and faithful friend
and an inspiring companion at All
times. He is enjoying a generous va
cation, allowed by devoted conqreea
ton. ameng friends in Iowa and Min
nesota. He is the owner of farm men,
Prlmgar, Iowa and will doubtless err
long be denizen Of the Northwest.
We have received a copy of 1.-THE
American SPECTATOR q Boston
Monthly, which contains an eloquent
and elegant tribute to the memory o1
Prof. II. F. Humiston. embracino
interesting "reminiscences of the early
days Of Worthington Colony, from the
pen Of our oil friend A. p. Miller.
The Spectator also contains several OF
Mr.. MIXERS poems, which are very
gems OF excellence. In our next issue
we shall give our readers copious ex.
tracts from this latest publication from
the pen OF our able predecessor OH the
ADVANCE.
CHOLERA IN MICHIGAN.
Dr. F. D. Larke, of Roger City Mich
lgan, says the epidemic of last year in
Presque Isle County, in which so many
persons lost their lives, was choleric
dysentery instead of cholera as at first
reported. He used Chamberlain Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy. and aavs