The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-10-31

60 to John l.edene for cheap cloth
Ing and furnishing goods.
Wall paper new designs Ut
- e. 4. WARRENb.
One reason for the enlarged business
Of our village this fall is that our grain
buyers are paying tho .topmost prices.
Come to WOrthington for good bar
gains both for buying sud selling:
Prestol Change! Gray and faded
boards made to assume their original
color by applying Buckinehnms Dye
for the Whiskers. It never fails to
satisfy.
Our sympathy 10 extended to NJ.
Frank Glasgow and family in their loss
by death Of his infant child. "'Cis
better to have loved and lost, than
never to have loved" Our little ones
may leave our dwell,nss, but our hearts
still retain them.
Lemons Is cents q dozen at The
Brick Grocery.
Mr.. Thomas uusselton, returned to
Williamsport, Pa, in the early part of
this week. after an eight weeks visit to
his parents in Worthington. Mr.. II.
is al excellent printer, and q gentle.
man in the highest sense of the word,
He bears with him the best wishes of
our people for his health and prosperity.
Rev. 8. A. Jameson, of Luverne,
was in Worthington on Friday last, in
attendance upon meeting of the Elk.
ecutive Committee of the Sunday
School Association of this District.
Mr.. Redding, ESQ.,, of Window, is the
Chairman OF this Committee, and D.
G. Holmes aud Fred Graves are its
working agents In this wide field of six
counties.
There will be an Oyster supper and
literary entertainment given at the
Fellows School house in Elk township
on Friday evening, Nov. Sth. the pro-
ceeds to be made an Offering to Rev.
F. l.. Fisk, in acknov Judgement of
faithful ministerial service. All are
invited.
It WAS expected that exercises ap-
propriate to the opening Of the New
School Building would be had on Fri.
day of this week, but the illness of
the father OF State superintendent
Kieble, who was invited to deliver an
address, made poatponement neces-
sary. Notice will be given in due time.
There was splendid evening social
at the residence Of Geo. ID. Dayton,
Esq. on Tuesday last. There was
very large attendance and q pleasant
time was had.
The Elevator used by II. E. Torrance
settled 80 much under its store of grain
and fax as to stop the machinery, and
lie is loading direct on cars. Major
Thurber will soon put the building on
tile square.
Take your cash and go to Wyckotf's
He will sell you anything in his store,
for the next thirty days, as near to
cost as possible, for cash. 6-tf
Worthington hAd the honor of an ex-
ceedingly brief visit from the Pan
American Congress on Saturday morn
ng at about 5:45. The Congress was
asleep in the six coaches of the Penn
sylyania vestibule train. The only
reason why the Congress did not meet
with splendid, wide-awake reception
from our village authorities, even ut
this early hour of the day, was that
Agent Morrison was the only man
who knew of their coming, and that
knowledge lie was enjoined not to i'm
part to anyone else. We are sorry for
the members of the Pan American
Congress, for what they lose in not
making the acquaintance of the people
of this town.
There will be Social and Turkey
Supper ut the residence of Mr.. and Mira
G.. r. Leonard, in Dewald, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 9Th. the proceeds for the
benefit OF Rev. F. L. Fisk. A cordial
invitation to all.
A Social Tea will be given for the
benefit of the Ladies of the Congrega-
tional Church, at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Crigler, on Friday afternoon,
Nov. LIST, ats O'Clock, sharp. Ladies
and gentlemen cordially invited.
Mrs. l.. DEAN, Prea't,