The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-13
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. G.. W Smiths Drug Store,
Louis Foot, Jr. returned last Satur'
dav from Iowa City Dental College,
Mr.. John Harden of Stark County,
/. Ill.,. has moved on the Matson farm.
Mr.. J.O. Larson, of, Round Lake
rave the ADVANCE u call on Wennes-
day.
Mr.. Lamb, of Ft, Scott Kansas, has
been in our city several days putting
up ice.
Mrs. Schaefer and little daughter
Gprtia ~ Rnshmore were over to take
part in tho W. r. e. entertainment.
Wall paper new designs at
E. E. WARREN's.
Rev. Mr.. Mower, of the Baptist
Church in Adri?n, called on the AD-
! VANCE this week.
: Some important additions have been
made to the stock Of the Swedish Mer-
camille Company. See their ADVERTISE
ment.
= Rev. l.. Mcintyre Of Rushnore re-
ports ~ Editions to his church with
in his past year IT service in the Pres
byteri III chur, b.
= s Velish Mercantile Company IS Dny-
Ing uns;.tte't butter, and paying the
highest market prices. 80 st
Miss Emma Reed, formerly Of this
place, has accepted a position in Kelley
and Ves.un's Confectionery Store at
Sioux Falls, south Dakota,
Scotch Fife Seed Wheat for sale at
the mill. % CIV
Rev. Bear preached in the NJ. E.
church last Sunday, Rev. Harrington
b.ing called by the Presiding Elder to
Window to hold Quarterly meeting at
that place.
Mr.. g. II. ,shnick, flom Essex
iowa, has become citizen of Mobiles
c 'unty, buying the s>uth west quarter
Of section six in Wurthington town
ship. We give him hearty welcome.
Lemons IS cents dozen at
MC"ANUs and .L1's rs If
There viii; be a (What is itY enter
tainment> given at the Wilkinson
School House in District No. on
Friday evening, March 14th. Supper
will be served in style. Come.
GWalter Aagaard adv-r,ises this week
valuable lands on the Maxwell Land
Grant in New Mexico. Read his ad.
vertisement AMI these who wish to
raise cattle extensively will do we'll to
call upon Mr.. Aayaard.
Marshal Mcl1oberts, of Ellsworth, on
Wednesday brought in Ed. Maloy, SEN
4 fenced to thirty days in the county
Jail on u charge of drunkennesf. Too
much election whiskey.
Eggs II cents q dozen at McMANus
and BLY'S 25tf
Mrs. &. E. Brown informs us that
she Is the agent for the sale of the
{ kimball Pianos and Organs, and that
she has on hand 4 supply Of organs,
1lul, my Ue tested ny callers at any
Ine. Sewing Machines of various
i1ifa also kept on hand. Machines
,6 I1cc n
tatwa5s on hand. Mrs. Brown will sell
A,oth musical Instruments and sewing
nlachiues cheap for cash, or when de-
sired. on monthly payments, or she
will exchange for cattle or other farm
stock, Call and examine her mer.
cia1dise at her residence at the West.
FERN Hotel, Worthingtop, MINI. 80 If
= 1t is not only possible, but probable,
that this is the beginning of solution
/ Of the question of the races, the most
important and dangerous of questions
for the people of the United States.
The boundaries Of Oklahoma, if they
should prove insufficient for the rush
#of the black population, would no
doubt he enlarged by the action of the
general gQyerenment, with the concur
5-rence OF the state Immediately inter-
sstsd. With a black state populous
prosperous, enlightened and honored,
there would be al added dignity to the
"a liored citizen, xn increase of self
respect. and All end OF the sense of sub
9ordination, injustice aud helplessness
which has been 50 Injurious to the
& race.
Messes. Synehersen & Schow will, on
'sthe 18Th OF this month, move in with
richs s. Mackay, where they will
{ 4. q more ro I'm and be better pre-
81 .tstl Il, 10 buggy painting, etc. Signs
"a gs1fnii,g u, speciality. 2s4t