The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-03-14

Charles Stevens 10 In bed with lung
lever. .s4<,s=
WANrED.-A good cook, 1t the Lake
View House, WorthinRton. It.
House to rent inquire Of
GEO. o. MOORE.
Call and examine our Oak and Cherry
Lumber at NANAKAaoN Co.
Charley, son of T. A. Stevens is very
sick with Pleurisy. We wish him .
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Jack Shaw formerly Of the
Worthingtcn Mills, took \ trip to
Sioux Falls this week.
Mr.. Harry Humiston Of Luverne
came over Tuesday t" see bis sick bro
ther, W. I. Humiston.
Mr. Herbert Stevens of Adrian. spent
a few days in Worthington this week
visiting with his parents and his sick
brother.
Call and see J. d. Humiston's large
stock of seeds. Flows, Harrows, Wa.
CONS. and other farm machinery on
Second Avenue.
Frank Morgan, living eight miles
east Of town, broke his arm BY fall
one day last week. DR.. Kenyon was
the attending surgeon.
We regret to learn that Mr.. ". I.
Huniston is suffering from an attack
of pneumonia. He was improving at
our last report from him.
DR.. Barber will take orders for
Forest Trees. Size and prices given
upon application. Orders must be
handef in very soon. S0-2tw
The jury in the case of Mass BROTH
ers againat F. Fitzpatrick held an all
night session, and then had to be dis.
charged without agreeing on a yer.
dict.
AR. niram Shell returned from Riv-
crton Iowa this week. where he was
called few weeks ago to visit his sick
daughter. He brought her with him
nearly recovered.
Mr.. H. NJ. Palm calls attention to
his ability to do good work in cleaning
organs. Any one having anything to
he done in this line would do we'll to
call on him, 293t.
The criminal business of the recent
term Of court was very light. Lind
qnist and Stonesifer were indicted and
plead guilty to larceny. They were
fined $50 and discharged.
On capital occasions Minnesota
sheriffs are very courteous to their
! official caste. Sheriff Anderson has IN
invitation to attend the execution OF
the Barrett Brothers at Minneapolis,
on the 22nd instant.
The grand jury made two recon-
mendatious to the County Commits
sioners, one was to improve the sani.
tary condition Of the Jail, and the othe,
to institute an improved system Of
keeping the tax records, etc.
J. L. Owens l. Co., of Minneapolis
Mimi, manufactures the best flaming
Mill in use. it cleans all foul seed from
grain. Call at Forbes Office, get {
mill, clean your seed before sowing, i
yeu haven't the money you can get .
mill and pay for it in hay. 26-4t
The Lake Wow House is being i'm
proved, and its recommendations en-
larged. The partitions heretofore sep
arating the Office from tile l'arior take'
out, thus enlarging Ito Office, to ae
commodate those who wish to writ
letters. or read the news. This cosy
reading room is CHEEKY and valuabl
addition.
! We were agreeably surpri:ed by
call from An old friend. G. E. Smith
Esq, of Faribau1t. MINI. He left tn
city OF Snndusky, Ohio, some yesrs az
to 6nd better health for his family il
this State. lie was out with Ex-Au
ditor Mills, on Wednesday, looking a
a farm which he owns in this county
A meeting of citizens was held O
| Monday evening to consider the suit
ject of a more adequate fire protectio
and better water supply. ATE
hearing several propositions. and
free interchange Of views. the villag
| nouuo3l ~voo noreAi<u1oA a oo,v~rn l. a
to investigate these different propos
ti"ns. aud report ut some convsnien
time in the future.
We are glad to be able tn state tbs
:, new industry is to begin in Worthin,
ton on the 9th Of the present month
A cigar factory, employing sewers
hands, will begin work at that date
. the rooms over Harder and Holm
Billiard Rooms. We hope our loo,
t dealers will give their goods fair tri
= and thus give hearty welcome an
: substantial encouragement.
! The Musical Recital given by Mi
. Clara J. Henton was we'll attend~
aud heartily appreciated. She has
e rare endowment of voice, which h,
}. been splendid1y perfected by cultur
= The Heron Lake Orchestra made a
!. accompaniment, and Worthington wi
be glad to welcome them again. II
, pianists bore their part with equal SIX
r and grace.
8 DITCH DIGGING.
o Ditch Digging, and Well Digging. dol
a in perfect manner, aud at prices
low as any one can do it. Also Cell
J. Digging and other Excavating done
:. order. Thing kept Oh hand and fur
a ished when desired. E. HOLM.
i 30-3m. Wcrthington Mimi.
|. FOR SALE.
8 The undersigned offers for sale: o
v good horse; seven new mich COWS;
=, steers and heifers; 3 yoke of 0xe