The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-12
Lemons % cants dozen at The
Brick Grocery.

II II. NJ. PALM.
Mrs. Kissell hrs sold her restaurant
business here to Mrssrs Curie and King
nf Sheldon, Iowa. who will hereafter
carry on the blssintss At her old stand.
Airs. Kissell RoessiO Lemxrs. On Mon
day evening farewell party Of young
people were invited 10 pxrtxke If \
Of II bounteous supper before Mrs. KS
Departure: a. u johnson ard wife:
F. Crane and Miss Shell; Mr. Twitcl,+ll
and Mrs. Gillett; F. Hsnsberqer and
Miss Mitchell; BAY numiston; f. X.
smith and Miss Matte J. McCune; MIR
Mr.. Holmes. Gland Mitchell;
Ray Mitchell; James Durfee; aud F.
H. Day.
Ladialgo to Mrs. Baker aud get you
= trim1Ied hat at your own price.
Geo. Russell, of this place, was ar
rested here Oh arrival 1regs Mankato
lassSt Tuesday, on suspicion of larceny.
by request If Mankato authorities; but
nothing Was frurd on his person t"
prove him guilty, hence lie was re-
leased.
ROCKING CHAIRS FORCHRlST.
MAS, I have iu stock, in diffrrn
styles. II II. NJ. PALM
On Friday Dec. 5th. y Council If
Ministers and Delegates from the Bnp
t,st Churches If this vicinity WAS con-
vened in Adrian, in this county, for
the purpose Of recognizing the new
Baptist Church in that place, INSTALL
ing its pastor, Rev. Mir. Moore, and
formally dedicating its new and COM
modious church building. This organ.
ization, with it's convenient house of
worship is a welcome and important
acquisition to the prosperous village in
which it is located. Rev. Mr.. Swartz,
Of Indian Luke Baptist Church, Mr..
\. Z. Iceberg, and MIR. A. Erickson
were members Of the Council.
DOLL CABS AND BABY BUG
G1ES, II II. NJ. PALM.
A few days aso Mr.. Frank Lewis
made discovery which serves to show
prolific cause Of fires, whose origin
is not known definitely. Mr.. Lewis
noticed package Of matches vii ch
did not present al altogether tidy ap-
pearance on the shells. 1t appeared
blackened and 'grimy. On examination
every bunch of the matches as found
to he burned off ut the epds. AS the
fame found no draft to encourage its
Development, it was soon smothe, cd
If the package had contained a little
more air, disastcrous fire would have
been the result. Some jar or concus-
sion had iynited the matches but the
package WAS too close to allow the
fame t" deve;ope. Merchants and
housekeepers shorld keep matches in
safe Enclosures.
When life and death is at stake
Customers can feel assured that
they will be waited upon inteIIi-
gently, not mechanically, and by
PROFESSIONAL experts, not by
N0vICES, when trading at {. W.
SMITHS DRUG, JEWELnY and
STATIONERY STORE.
Some weeks ago sensational accounts
Of ID serious affair which happened
to Mr.. D, w. Chute ut Omaha, by
which he was almost suffocated by
coal gas, appeared in certain Omaha
papers, and Mr.. Chutc's behavior was
grossly caricatured. Among other
things 1t WAS said Mr.. Chute refused
to pay the physician who had waited
upon him. Mr.. Chute asserts tina.
the hotel keeper employed no doc
tor and lie did not. The doctor who
claimed u fee performed no service
and so far as the patient knew, was
not sent for by any one, and hence
Mr. T.. declined to submit to what he
OVI+CVVu' ~ 10 az AupOoIIAOu. liz
following letter from q citizen OF
Omaha. contains the following state
ment, which sustains Mr.. Chute.
version of the matter. The gentle
man writing the letter is connectcd
with the Painting and Stationary lirm
If the Omaha Republican Company
aud his statement may be relied upon
Omaha Nov. :3 1859.
This Is to certify that ut the time Oi
d. W. Chute's sickness III the st. Clair
Hotel, Omaha. l, upon NY own IT.
sponsibility, aud contrary to his ex.
press wishes, ordered the attendance
Of physician. l would further state
that the articles which appeared in thu
Omaha papers were simply sensations
reports. written by over enterprisine
reporter, aud which do MIR. Chute al
injustice.
T.. J. SMITH,
The above statement is co, rect.
| G. Il. DAVIS. Prop. st. Clair Hotel.
HARRY MURPHY Clerk.
We don't want to buy up MOI
SUPPRESS the PRESS but pro
pose to satisfy each and every
purchaser that our "ad'' to sci
holiday goods cheaper than an,
and all competitors is simple facts
at C. W. Smiths Drug, Jewelr,
and Stationery Store.
|
T.. J.. s, e.
| Programme for Wednesday, Dec. 1e
History of Rome, PIP. 13l. 1S9, Mrs. W
s. Lewis.
Life Of the Romans. Dec. Chaut. pr
.82-26A. Nannv Fisher.
Same, up. 265-l66, Miss Hern.
Political Economy. part vi, chap.
! Mrs. Moore.