The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-05-01
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Street. Commissioosr ThIrbef has
ldded . much needed Improvement In
'he way OF planting the beautiful little
Park on the lsks shore. He has level
ID up the ground. put in new trees.
md otherwise trimmed up the lawn;
making It one OF the finest summer
evening resorts il the state. II II sit
pased opposite the ldlewih.
Wease GLAD 60 record the acquisition
Of new mandatory In Worthington.
NJ. John Nackay has begun tho manu-
iaoture Of boilers in the rear Of the
shop occupied By Hinsieks + Aaoksy.
Ns. n. b thoroughly trained maehin-
lot, and 10 hope hs may meet With
sudicieut patronage and encourage
ment to enable him TO expand his bus
iness 70 such proportions % to make it
profitable to himself and an important
acquisition to tho business community.
Encourage young business men, and
they viii make future for the place.
Grayness, badness. dandruf, and
Ill diseases Of tho sessp, and falling of
the hair can be cured by using Halls
Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover. i
Last Sunday - Mr.. Fred Brown and
wife were out riding near tho railroad
crossing, their horses became fright.
ened at something and started to run.
Before they could DO checked tho neck
yoke broke, and tho occupants were
thzo IN to tho ground. Fortunately
no enc was hurt but the buggy was
badly broken. The team was stopped
and brought home. Mr.. Brown COM
plains - TO tho way cars arc left on
tho tracks Ut tho crossings anc says its
dangerous for person to dive over
the track especially If the team IL ut
all lively.
A meeting Of the NJ. E. Sunday
School Board was held Tuesday,
April 20. 1890, with the following re-
suits. Supt., Frank Lewis; LIST, Asst.
DR.. D. L. Kenyon; End Asst. Jane
Husselton; Sec'y. Ferne Bulls; Asst.
Sec'y, May Goodrich: Tres. Jane
Husselton;. Librarian, Theo. Palmer;
Asst. Librarian, Laura Bingham;
Organist. Mabel Bulls. Teachers:
Adult Bible class, g. T. Shattuck;
Young Peoples Bible class. DR.. D. L.
Kenyon; Young Ladies' class, Mrs.
Harrington; Class no. I, Miss swarsz;
class 90. 3, Mrs. y. Bigelow; class no.
2, Mrs. q. Bulls; Infant class, Jane
uusselton and Lizzie Keyso1.
An exchange prints tho following
suggestive dun: "Delinquent sub
scribers are hereby warned not to let
their daughters wear this paper for q
hustle, ~ there 10 considerable due on
It and they might take cold"
Mr.. E. F. Buchan has presented the
ADVANCE with two very perfect speci-
mems of Photographic work from his
studio. One is = picture from life of
tho Village Owl, we'll known to all
residents in the vicinity OF tho public
square. Tho picture 10 life like, tho
exact color and shading being preserved
with true artistic skill. The other 10
. group Of Kittens, ono Of whom IL
looking over tho rim OF the artists
Sunday silk hat. These pictures will
be an ornament TO the center table OF
any household, and are worthy to be
displayed - elegant productions 81
home art.
Farmers realize that but one grade
Of Lubricating oil is cheap and that il
the best. Kept only at
| WARREN & HUNlsToN's.
Last Sunday tho annual election Of
officers Of tho Sunday school in tn.
wilkinson district In Elk was held
with the following results. Supt. Ori<
Vail; Asst. Supt. Guy Fellows; Sec'y
Annie Wilkinson; Treas. Henry APPEL
The school will be held at 1890 \. N
except on tho fourth Sabbath OF each
month. when It will be held 1t So. N
and b followed BY preaching BY Mr.
Fisk. Mr.. A. E. Tutle superintenda
the school in Lorain, Al being present
last Sabbath. 8. 8. at ?. m. and
preaching tho second Sabbath Of each
month.
Horses, new and second hand bug
gies. new and second hand harness FOL
sale aud 20 lot by L. q. Oliver, Wor-
Ellington, MINI. Il.
A dry. hacking cough keeps th,
bronchial tubes In = state Of constsn,
irritation. which, IL not speedily re.
m"ved, may lead to bronchitis. NJ
prompter remedy can be had thar
Ayers Cherry Psctoral, which 10 both
anodyne aud expectorsnt.
i Elk township reports trouble with ,
cross bull which has been allowed 4
run at largo, more than once putting
people In mortal peril. Mrs. Paulsol
attempted to drive the beast from he
premises on Thursday Of last week
. when he turned upon her savsgely. o.
: that she only saved life and limb BY
, rapid fight into her house. Her son
=. a. Paulson. went out to drive hin
of, ana succeeded ID doing % after
, flerce fight. On Saturday the danger
! Gus animal appeared again about tn
} Psulson place, and made An onslaught
, on Mrs. Hacker, . lady 60 years old
Luckily the lady got hold Of thre
, pronged hay fork, and made brave de
fense with it until Mr.. Psulson cam
to her aid. That Is peril enough to hu
man beings to come from ono beast II
. single neighboEhood.