The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-07-17

The BEST Is the CHEAPEST, buy
the light running Mccormick, the
BEST in the world.
Mrs. 8. A. Hildreth and her grand
son, Samson d. Sprague, left FOX Sioux
Falls last Tuesday, to visit friends.
To keep the beard from turning gray,
and thus prevent the appearance of
age, use Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers, the best dye made.
On Saturday, July goth, the citizens
Of Worthington will have chance to
witness the race at the fair ground,
from her own stock. We will give the
names in our next issue. ..s.
The Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor Of the Congrega.
tional church. will give social Friday
Eve. July 18th. Come.
The ADVANCE had q pleasant ride
with Mr.. Walter Aagaard. last Tues
day, sixteen miles in the country. The
country had on its best appearance,
the crops in this section are looking
fine. Farmers are busy cutting Rye
and stacking it In the fields.
The inestimable value of Ayers Sar.
saparilla rs blood.purifier should be
known to every wife and mother. II
corrects irregularities, gives tone and
strength to the vital organs, aud clean
ses the system Of all impurities. The
best family medicine,
Last Saturday one Of the ice houses
on the lake shore, owned by Mr.. ]. 4.
Fisher of the Worthingtou Hotel, came
7 to grief by the falling in of the roof.
Mr.. Fisher says he will lose about two
car loads of ice as the sun was 80 hot.
He began work on it last Monday with
q force of men to repair the and save
as much Of the Ice as possible.
We are pleased with the nomination
of Gen. A. B. Nettleton, of Minnea-
polls, for the position of Assistant Sec.
rotary of the Treasury. Gen. Nettle-
ton well deserves this recognition, AS
a brave soldier, an able journalist and
a good business man. The man de.
serves the Office, and the Office will be
honored by the man.
A Republican Caucus will be held in
the Ryan school house district no. ~,
In Worthington township on the 18th,
ut 7 O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of
electing three delegates to attend the
County Convention to be held ut Wor-
Ellington on the 10Th inst.
BY Order of the Committee,
j. P. MoULToN, Chairman.
Levi Coyoar, of Indian Lake, was
arrested by Sheriff Anderson on Wed
nesday, on a charge Of larceny. TIE
alleged offence consisted Of taking his
wife's trunk from tie house of MIR.
I Will Mclean, where she was stopping,
He also took their infant child, with
the trnnk, to his mothers at Indian
Lake,
The Minnesota State University
stands in the very front of the CON-
plete educational institutions of this
country, and again calls the young men
and women of the state desiring to At
tain liberal education to consider the
advantages she offers them. Tuition
is free to the youth of the state and its
advantages are unexcelled. We need
not go into detail-that would be like
praising the sun in the 6rmament-sc
we'll are its officers and teachers known
in this part of the state. Read its I'D,
vertisement In another column.
| Weare glad to see once more the
genial face Of Mr.. Fl. II. Lamb, oil
Kansas City. who put up so many ICE
houses on the 0kabena last winter
/ He is always welcome in Worthington
We are glad to know that he is doing
we'll In business, and lie is one of tn,
independent men who, while attend.
ing to their own affairs, have wore
to say for every good cause which
comes in their way. Mr.. Lamb ha
opinions and expresses them clearl.
aud pleasantly.
Carleton College, located at North
field, Minnesota, has issued its Calen
dar for 1890 & 81. and again opens he
doors to the youth of the State. 1t
location is pleasant ard healthy
Students may pursue either the Class
ical, the Literary or the Scientifi
Courses, and those not prepared to en-
the college course can have the advan
> tage of the Preparatory Department
The school has q high reputation
and its diplomas are passports of til
respect and confidence to the educate|
on behalf of those who earn u title t.
them.
During the past week the audienc
room Of the Presbyterian church la
> undergone very pleasing transform
alton. The walls are now TASTEFUL,
adorned with gold paper. becomingl
arranged and bordered, giving them
bright cheerful appearance. The de
sign AID tint of the paper, and tn
style of its arrangement are we'll adapt
ed to the place and its sacred uses
The PAPER is donated by the enter
prising firm Of Warren & Humiston
and the expense Of placing it is born
, by the Young Peoples Society of Il,
church. Mr.. e. J. Samuelson is tn
Decorator employed for the work
which all will agree has been well done
and makes most elegant improve
meat in tho appearance Of the assemb
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