The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-08

-..a FARMERSl
Crude carbolic acid is y sure cure for
sheep lice. For sale at
E. E. WARREN's. |
Goods delivered to every part Of the
city. Il. =. TORRANCE.
Mrs. Wilson, Of Minneapolis,
daughter of Mrs. Dean, with Mrs. Es-
ney of Minneapolis, are the guests Of
Mr.. e. W. Smith.
The farmers all say Warren keeps
the machine oil in the market. Prices
as cheap as our competitors.
Editor Eastwood. of the Ellsworth
News was in Worthington on Wednes-
day. lie reports Ellsworth and vicin-
ity as sharing in the common prosper
ity OF the surrounding country.
We regret to state that Mrs. ]. T.
Fisher, of Worthington Hotel, has
been quite sick during the past week.
The guests miss her kind and efficient
presence. and her many friends wish
her speedy recovery.
The fourth quarterly meeting will be
at the NJ. E. church next Sunday. Ser
vices at the usual hour, morning and
evening, and the quarterly conference
OH Monday at 2:30p.n. A full attend
ence of all members of the quarterly
conference is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson 8. Hinkley, of
Chicago, have been taking their sum.
mer outing in Worthington, sojonrn-
ing At the Lakeview. They are pleas
! ant people, serenely enjoying the even
ing of life, with . comfortable estate,
and excellent memories of the past to
cheer them.
We regret to lean that in some parts
of MOBILES county the water supply is
insufficient, so that cattle are suffering.
The appearances indicating rain on
Wednesday proved deceptive here, the
clouds disappearing and a high wind
succeeding. Corn and other fall crops
need rain badly.
Mr.. j. II. Oaks, one of our most en-.
terprising farmers, exhibited on Wed
nesday samples of Blue Stem wheat,
which has yielded this year from % to
80 bushels to the acre. The berry is
plump aud perfect. Mr.. NJ. Doane.
Secretary Of the Mobiles County Far.
mers' Alliance, after examining Mr..
Oaks sample, said II have not seen
such good wheat In ten years.
We have few hay rakes which we
will sell cheap for cash.
| NAMAKAGON LUMBER co.
Willie Mr.. John Kaufman of
Brewster, was loading his wagon with
lumber at the Namakagon Lumber
yard on Wednesday his horses started
on the run, and tore down Tenth St.
to Sixth Avenue, making a circuit and
finally running against lamp post
not far from Mr.. Shells residence,
completely wrecking the wagon and
injuring. the horses considerably
When the team started to run Mr.
Kaufman caught the lines and WAS
dragged considerable distance. III
was bruised about the ears and back
part of the head. lie was taken to DR.
Webb'S Office where the Doctor minis
tered to his needs. We believe his in
juries are not very serious.
House and lot for sale on Nintl
street between Second and Third ay
enuo. W. J. REISS,
The annual encampment OF tn
Grand Army Of tho Republic, to III
held at Milwaukee, beginning Angus
9Th, bids fair to be, as in former years
a we'll attended occasion, despite SOM
unpleasant feeling in regard to rates o,
the Western railway lines. AS tn
ranks Of the veterans grow thinne
from year to year. by the invasion 0
death, these gatherings become NOR
tender aud full of interest. The far
i, one half the regular passenger rate
The trip will lie a paying one to al
who will be able to make it. Keep til
camp fires burning.
The st. Paul Globe of August 2n
announced the death and funeral in S,
Paul, of Capt. "A. J. Marley. q soldie
of the late war, of the 14th Regimen
Of Wisconsin Volunteers. The funer;
WAS attended by the Morgan Post {
the G.. "A. Il. on the End inst. and Il
was inferred in the soldiers burial lc
7 at Lakewood cemetery. Capt, Mamie
was at one time citizen of Worthin,
ton. He was printer by trade, All
supplied the EDITORS place on the AZ
VANCE for number of months, Will
our predecessor, Mr.. Miller, was tai
ing vacation. lie was member of tn
old Stoddard Post, and is remembers
kindly by his former comrades and h
our people generally. 50, one by on
, the veterans pass away.
Two good rooms to let, either fu
nished or unfurnished, suitable fe
A gentlemen or ladies.
! 49-tf NJ. e. LAwToN.
\ Some covetous fellow perpetrated
joke on Marshal Convey on Sunday mo
ming. After keeping watch over til
= slumbering village he hied him. Z
dawn Of day, to his peaceful home, fc
breakfast and for needed rest. II
found not his cow. in the place whe1
she had been picketed the night befor'
He found instead parted rope. In
quiry revealed the fact that some yea
Gus enforcer Of the village statutes ha
driven lis domestic animal to til
ponnd. 1t was Sunday, yet til