The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-13

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NAMAKAaoN Lib, Co..
The Swedi h Mercantile Company
has just put on its shelves new stock
of spring and summer goods. --latest
styles, at rock bottom prices. Call
and see for yourselves. 80 st
Bad blood causes dyspepsia and 1ys-
pepsia reacts by causing bad blood.
SO 10th 90 on, growing worse, until
the whole system is poisoned. The
surest means of relief for the victim
is thorough and persistent course of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Call and examine our Illinois Goals,
ut the Namakogon Lun Der Yards, on
y S. per ton.
Tie Young Peoples Christian Asso
citation. will hold Gospel Meetings un.
der the leadership Of Messrs Holmes
and Graves, in their rooms over the
Union Mercantile Comp: ny's Store
Commencing next Tuesday evening,
March 18th, and continuing through
next week and the week following, all
are earnestly and cordially invited to
attend,
The Worthington Township election
on Monday last resulted in the election
Of the following officers: Supervisors;
w. E. Stoutenmyer, Chairman; Phillip
Anton and 5. Easto. Town Clerk, ]. o.
Edwards. Assessor: Allen CLANCY.
Treasurer: J. II. Cakes. Justice of the
Peace, r. r. Smith. Constables, John
Newton aud D. Sutherland.
Mrs. Anna Davis is receiving ne "
stock Of Agricultural Implements and
Machinery at her Warehouse. Far
moro should inspoot hsr atools.
Mr.. ". IL. Lamb, the enterprising
ice dealer, of Fort Scott, Kansas, has
spent the past twenty days in Worth.
ington storing great quantities Of ice
for his summer trade. The ice formed
in Lake Okabena this winter is Of the
best quality ever harvested, as clear az
crystal and twenty-five inches thick.
We congratulate the people of Fort
Scott on the magnificent quality of the
ice that their genial and gentlemanly
ice merchant will dispense to them in
the coming summer.
An instructive temperance enter
tainment WAS given in the G.. A. r.
Hall Saturday night. Mrs. Smith,
who has spoken here several times on
the temperance question, had drilled i
number of the children in recitations
and songs. No one could fail to see
from the general impression OF the en-.
tertaiDment the perpetnating of sa-
looms depended on the destruction Of
our young people. and that it is wrong
to allow temptations to exist in our
midst.
1have a new stock of Drag timber
and Oak Lumber of all kinds on hand.
Come and see it.
o5tf AEON FORBES
The District Court has been at work
since Tuesday March 4th, most indus
triously clearing the calendar. The
case of the State against McMauus, a
second trial, resulted in a verdict of
assault in the 3rd degree. The case of
the State against Jos. Loveless result
cd in the acquittal of the accused. D..
Rohrer Esq, defended Mr.. l.. with
great ability and eloquence. The jury
returned the verdict in very short
time after retiring.
White Rose Soap, 5 Bars for 25
cents, superior to Ivory Soap.
II MCMANUs& BLY,.
Miss Bessie II. Bedloe, of Burlipc-
ton, w., had disease of the SCALP
which caused her hair to become very
harsh and dry and to fall 80 freely she
scarcely dared comb it. Ayers Hair
Vigor gave her healthy scalp, and
made the hair beautifully thick and
glossy.
The play of Esmerelda, was acted by
corps Of Worthington dramatic
amateurs on Tuesday and Wednesday
night at Masonic Hall for the w. r.
Z. The Worthington Orchestra furn-
lshed excellent music. The chief male
character was nobly sustained by Mr..
James Mackay, whose strong delinea-
lions were surprisingly good for one
appearing on stage for the first time.
The other male parts wero we'll per.
formed by Messrs. DeWolf, Abe John
son, Jas. Ramage, c. W. Smith and
Will CLANCY. The feminine parts
were born by Mrs. Schaefer of Rush.
more, Mrs. G. W. Smith, NJ. j. M'Cnne,
and Carrie \. AcCune. Their render
lngs called forth unqualified admira-
ton. Miss Gertie schaefer appeared in
a fascinating male costume and sang
calling forth rapturous
applause. Mrs. Crigler, Worthington's
ever welcome vocalist, sang a song on
Tuesday evening and Mrs. Schaefer
sang on Wednesday night to the de-
light Of all. The w. Il. e. reaps a
good harvest and the people of this
place have had two splendid enter
tainments.
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