The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-06
LOCAL.

Agent.
LOCAL.
SCIOor. Books.
MINI, sofa Text Books for sale q
1 e. W. smiths Drug store,
Wall paper new designs at
e. E. WARRENs-
Mrs. Crixler sings ut Masonic Hall
March II and II.
Mrs. Thayer Of Sioux Falls, spent
Sunday IT. this City.
sS Mrs. Dnlittle Of 3 oux, Falls, was in
Worthington a few days last week.
II. Scotch Fife Seed Wheat for sale at
tie mill. 266w
s'ee and hear Mademoiselle Schaefer
iD her character songs March II and II
Demons Is cents a dozen at
NCMANUS and BAYS rs If
Go and see Esmprrlda at Masonic
Hall, Tuesday and Wednesday, March
18th and 18th.
Eags l. cents y dozen at McMANUs
md BLY's 25tf
March 11,h anl12 h. Mrs. Crigler
IN the song ''E:mertlda" ut Masonic
Hall.
t:ra"b~rrirs 10 cents per quart, ut
1lCMANUs aud B.Y's 25tf
1;0ln- and examine our Cedar Shin
glrs. NAMAKAeoN Lib. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aagaard re.
juice in the arrival Of ten pound girl,
WI" cam" to stay with them on Mrs.
Il Aaxaard's birthday, the LIST day Of
J March.
lhave new stock Of Drag timber
and Oak Lumber Of al kinds on hand.
C"me and see it.
96tf AEON FORBES
a. Get your School Books at c. w.
Smiths.
An Ohio lady Was so frightened by
y snake that glossy black HAIR turned
white as snow. It WAS soon returned
to its original color by Halls Hair RI.
newer.
Messeo. Sync'Nrsen & Scbow will, on
she 10Th Of this month, move in with
HinricI's & Maskay, where they will
have m'r- r"'m and be better pre-
pared To Il, buggy painting, etc. Signs
and granting u speciality. 28-4t
White Rose Soap, Bars for 25
osn's, superior to Ivory Soap.
~ MCMAEUs& BLY,.
When in want of harness, or horse
clothing Of any kind yon can fnd a
large stock vt Z. z. Shepard's, consist
inH IF single and double harness, both
light and heavy. All made ut his shop
!" Worthi"gton. Saddles, blankets,
combs, brushes, robes, whips etc. AL
ways at bedrock prices.
Mr.. p. Monroe al engineer on the
Omaha Railway, his removed from
]. W"rthi"gtou to Sioux City, as it suits
his run to have his family located; at
that point. Mr.. Monroe and family
have. lived ne r the ADVANCE office
"r. \ long. time and we are sorry to
part, with RoNi fieiehbOrs: We wisl,
tlIetn all success In their new location.
Mr.. Robert Dougherty, Of Rush
more, y ho had one Of bis legs ampu.
tated about 4 year ago, after years of
Msnffsfing from . rebel bullet which he
carried since the war. has been to
/. Liza sMuinrs, to see about an artificial
limb: This veteran soldier is still Gin
the youth OF his old age" and we hope
his now dependence, when procured,
may prove to be acomf"rtable one.
Avoid Appearances.-A worthy gen.
tleu'an, having an unusually red nose,
WAS long suspected of being a tippler
on the sly, by those not we'll &C
squainted with his strictly temperate
habits. His unfortunate disRgure-
SneDt was readily cured by the use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Remember that Ayers Cherry Pee.
ts.ral has no equal as specific for
- :. sdE. coughs, and all affections Of the
B thrOat and lungs. For nearly half a
century it has been in greater demand
d. ns,~naon sv other rprnedv for nnlmnuurr
oosplxints.. All druggists have it for
sAle. -. ....
~1YTiCE or DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.
Notice Is hereby given that the part.
neeyl,ip lately existing between John
I.sI luwiston and Auua Davis, under
Isn name Of ]. D. Hunjston. was
slYed BY mutual consent on Feb