The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-09
LOCAL..

GRANT MORRISON,
Agent.
LOCAL.
Books and Stationery at
+. E. WARREN's.
Mr.. p. Monroe is now at home, suf-
fering from LaGrippe.
Mr.. Ed. Wilson is another victim of
the grippe.
G.. n. Chesebro and =. Fagonness, Of
Rushmore, we're among our callers on
Monday last.
Jamestown dres. gooda at 10 cents
PER yard at II. f. ToRRANcE's.
Harrison and Compton, agents for
the Steam Boiler Tube Cutter,
are stopping at the Windsor Hcnse.
Mr.. AEON Forbes has been greatly
afflicted with heart disease. but is out
occasionally to look after his business.
Mr.. Snyder of Graham Lakes. has
put up a very neat story and half
house on section 20.
]. Pollok, of Seward township, has
completed q new honse and barn on
section 10. Thus the work of improve
ment goes on.
Mr.. E. H. Holhert, of the Namaka-
Ron Lumber Company, VII" restless at
HAYWARD, Wis. is visiting in Worth
ingt0n.
Mr.. !. T. Fisher, Of the Worthington
hotel, la. felt the power Of IL grippe,
and has had to keep in doors for some
days.
Buggies. harne and cutters 10 let,
or for sale, hy l.. g. Oliver, on Main
street near Fifth Avenue. loft.
To restore, thicken, and give tou u
luxuriau, growth Of hair, to keep its
color natural ~ in youth, and to re-
move d,.ndruff, use only Halls Hair
Remover.
The night truin on the Sioux Falls
branch of the Omaha road will be dis
continued after Saturday next. Those
who intend to travel that way must 60
by the day train.
H. Smith, of Jersey. has recently
built \ neat and cJm,nodious house
and barn, on his farm and is now en-
joying the comfort and advantage of
them.
Mankato FREQ Press-Rev. Fisk and
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Giroey, of
Warrington, attended the Hansber-
ger wilkins wedding last evening
Mr.. Ilansl~rger, Of Ohio, father of the
groom. WAS also present.
Sterling Palm, son of II. NJ. Palm, is
still very low, though Of late he has
manifested such favorable symptoms
that his recovery is now hoped for.
lie has suffered long, but with great
patience for one so young.
J.. B. Bennett, our excellent and
most obliging postmaster. ie taking
subscriptions for the st. Paul Even
ing News, and other papers and
periodicals. Call on him, and see what
lie can DO, in literary way, for: you,
supply Of reading matter for the yesl
1e9). .A.r-~S -,.. IS,
Here is an inteyesting bit Of statisti
cal information: Daring tho year 1881
ss,562,753 were smbvzzlsd from eorpor-
xtions, private persona and the United
States xovernment. The fact that thu
bulk Of this money 10 spent in Canads
rsinforces the argument Of the annex
The best anodyne and expectorant
for tho cure Of colds and coughs and
all throat, lung, aud bronchial troubles
In. undoubtedly, Ayers Cherry Pector'
VI. Ask your druggist for it, and, III
the same time, for Ayers Almanac
which is free to all.
The weakness and debility which re.
suit from illpess may be speedily over
come by the use of Ayers Sarsaparills
This is u safe but powerful tonic, a.
sists digestion, regulates the liver and
kidneys, and cleanses tho blood Of al
germs OF disease.
Mrs. James Bly, met with . painful
.anl perhaps serious accident last Sat
ur0ay evening. A. she stepped out o
the back door OF the house her fee
slipped on the ice, which had gathered
gu the steps. aud ~ she fell she stlucl
her head on the sidewalk, woundin(
the scalp severely. The pain extended
to the neck and caused her much suf-
foring. 81
The people Of Kinbrss have joinei
together IN the erection OF . new
CI,urcl. BuiIding,in which services will
soon he held. A protrxeted meeting
10 now being held, conducted by Rev
Mr.. Penny, who is assisted by = blind
minister, whose name We have moi
learned. The AUDIENCES are large ant
I there IL \ considerable interest mani.
tested. The building Will be ready 10,
occupancy atan early day.