The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-02-20


A faded and discolOrtd beard is un-
tidy and q taisfOrt une. It may he
prevented by using buckingham s Dye
for the whiskers, never failing
remedy. ~
Go to Ye Create Hatchet Partie
Friday and Saturday evenings at
Masonic Hall. Admission IS cents
reserved seats IS cents. u
The state G.. A.. r. will hold their
annual Encsmpment at Minneapolis
March 10, 20 and 81. There are now
l78 Posts in the state and the meeting
is expected to be the largest and most
important of ANY yet held.
Do not forget Ye Create 11atchet
Partie for the benefit Of the Pablo
school Library.
We shall be pleased to give figures
on any lumber bills that may be
brought us and will meet the prices of
the lowest. a..
NAMAkAaoN LUMBER co. -,
II have used Ayers Pills for the past
80 years, and Am sat isfed l should moi
he alive to day If it had not been 5or
them. They cured me OF dyspepsia
when all other remedies failed. "-l'
P. Bonner, Chester, Pa. Ayers Pills
are sold by all druggists.
Mr.. James Darby met with a very
painful accident last Saturday, while
working on the ice he fell from the
shoot to the ground, and received
severe bruise on the head and body.
DR.. Kenyon is doing all that can he
done to relieve Ills sufferings.
Ye Great Ratchet Partie the 2lst
and 22nd. The doors will 10 opened
at 7:3O y. m. Performance begins
promptly ut s O'Clock.
Dick Brown, while working on the
ice Sunday, received injuries from
pair of tongs falling on him and s'r'k-
ing him on the leg causing " bad flesh
wound. DR.. Kenyon was caffed aud is
attending him.
Books and Stationery at
T.. L. WARREN's.
There was q stag party ut the Lake
View House OIL Friday night, consist
ing of James damage, Arthur Palm.
John MacKay. NJ. :. Smith, Will
CLANCY, James MacKay. +. IL. Day
and l.. E. Town. A splendid supp +
was served III the ladies DINING room.
after which the party retired to the
ladies parlor and had feast OF music
and mirth. What bothered Mr.. Lave
less WAS, how u party Of young men
could carry on an entertainment with
ont intermission among themselves,
without lady present.
We have the celebrated 81 Vein La
Sale, and West Va, Splint coal.
NAMAKAooN LIZ, Co..
On Wednesday q serious accident
occurred whereby John Eby, work
man engaged in gathering ice, while
running what is called a jack, used for
running the ice blocks into the Cars,
was injured. BY some means the
jack slipped knocking Mr.. Eby against
the hand rail, placed as a protection,
with such force that the rail broke,
letting him fall fourteen feet to the
ground. He was Immediately carried
to his hotel, the Windsor House, and
DR.. Webb called in 10 minister to his
wants. lie was found to be quite
seriously hurt, his ncse being broken,
aud one Of the bones ahont the s',oul-
der fractured.
The ice business is under full; head
way this week. and an average Of 100
cars per day is being shipped to Mis-
souri, and Kansas points. The ice is of
magnificent quality and since it has
been introduced in the above named
States the shippers are'getting orders
faster than they are able to I'LL them.
One shipment went to Muskoeee, 1n-
dian Territory.
Mr.. J. NJ. B..bcock was suddenly
! taken very SICK Oh Saturday night
while on his way from Baskerville to
WOrthinQton, and on his arrival here
was almost unconscious ani very
sick. DR.. K, nyon was called and sooll
relieved him, and Monday morning
took his run to Estherville, although
weak and continuous pain in the
affected parts. lie asked tn be relieved
M Monday and is now laying off uutil
fully recovered. His trouble is sup
posed to he u gravel or some peculia,
trouble with the kidneys. We wish
him speedy recovery.
On Monday night Mrs. Kate K. Town
entertained u small company Of young
folks in honor of young Mr.. iowa and
A. IL. Palm who are both about t.
leave Worthington for a time at least
Following is u list Ut those who were
present: a. II. Palm and Miss Mackay
Will Hazard and Miss Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Christianson. The Misses
Mccoy and Rohrer, james and John
Mackay. Will and Rumsey CLANCY
Milton Smith, G .. DALEY, F. IL. Day
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ramage. A
most thoroughly enjoyable evening
was spent by all. The party broke Up
at a late hour il a good humor with
themselves their hostess and every
body else.