The Worthington advance., 1890-11-06
Tux BLACK DIED OPEKETTA.

Tux BLACK EIED OPEKETTA.
A charming entertainment founded
up,i. ti,., nursery rhyme:
Sing y Song If Sixpe,'ee',
Pocket full of Rye.
Four an Twenty Black Birds
Baked in u Pie.
At the Trades Carnival.
CAST
King-Mr. Jas. Mackay.
GU. n-M,s II. G.. Crawford.
Chief Cook-Mr. NJ. Nichols.
Cruel Maii-Miss Leila Mccoy.
Asst Cooks-Mrs. Gai lick, Miss Laura
Mccoy. Miss Hattie NcCunr. -
Black birds-'rw~n, y~f"mr little girls.
Y.P. >. e. E. CONVENTION.
There will he a District Convention
OF the Y. p. 3. G.. f. held at Worthing
ton, Nov. 49, II. Goth and 21st. Tn is
promises to be = mos. rr. tttable meet
ing 10 it Is exrected that more than
one ~ thu pr 'minent workers in this
State will be present. As it Is also the
time for the election Of District Off
GERS, Il large delegation is earnestly
invited and urged tn attend. The ""
pie of Wnrthi"gton will mite in =
hearty welcome ard free hospitality tn
all.
IAN Unkn 'wn, i-AI.,l,,. or SIX yen q
in Hawaii, the paradise Of the Pacific,
is the theme Of Rev. j. A.. Crmz.nt>
address ut the Congregational Church,
Monday. Nov. 10th, ut 8 o'clock. ::'Ad:
wissiOn 25 CENTS.
AARR. ED:-At The I,.'lne 1T tlit bride,
l30 South Avenue, Syracuse, n. \
by Rev. Courtla'd Myers, pastor "f the
lst. Baptist Church of tmat city. Mr.
Charles B. Loveless, Of Warrington,
Minn., and Mrs. Sylvia E. Wood Of
syracuse, NY.
The ADVANCE heartily congrat "latrt
The ll"st of the popular l1akeview h"-
I'll on his happy estate, and, on behsi'
uf WortlinglOn society, We extend t.
Mrs. Loveless u cordial W. leone t" thi.
community. May their future bs
crowned with joy and length of days.
Some Of young Americans III Wo,.
thington ctl b ut d Ilallow eve in ;
way not at all pleasing to the peopl'
"f this quiet village by taking off tn
lamps from the posts and removing
them. The lamp il front Of Mrs Anna
ID vis' residence was taken out ant
left on the sidewalk. In some way i
fell over and set fire to the fence ant
walk in front Of the house. Had ~"
Z Ntls Lanse,h noticed it at l q o'clt cl
in the m orning serious fire nigh
have occur, ed. The village council il
offering SIS reward for the i"forma'
4 ion which viii! lead to the arrest AID
conviction If the guilty parties. Suc'
fun is too dangerous to be tolerated.
A fatal accident occurred on Tues
day evening Oh the Burlington rail
way. AS the passenger train Was ap'
proacl,'ng the Hotel Orleans from til
east, u team uf horses attached to ,
farm wagon, carrying coal to thresh
ing n achine. took fright and beca'u'
unmanageable, running 'aadly in tn
objection of the railway crossing, al
the train came by. Before the engi
neer SAW the team the horses plunged
upon tho track to NEE, destructio II
The driver, An old gentleman. was fa
tally injured, the cara running 0ye
both his legs. Hoth horses were kilt d
one Instantly, the other survived il
agony for little viii Q. The engi
neer, Mr.. ". Il. Post, feels greatly Ills
tressed over this occurrence, tie frs
fatality in his long term Of service ~
the rO i. But the accident was OH
no human foresight could prevent, an
for which the engineer WAS not tO b
blamed in the slightest degree.
REFRESHMENTS
will be sci v. Il ut the Trades CarEivu
Cafe, ut MasOnic Hall. Nov II, Is, l9