The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-30
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+. E. WARREN's.
Editor Frank Martin OF the Glot"
has returned after ten days visit III
Illinois.
/ Go to seeye II maidens from ye fire.
schoole swynge ye immortalized
llatchet. '':- :
The faithful Janitor of the School
Building, MIR. Brant, is seriously i'll
this week, and MIR. uovey is acting in
his place.
The End Quarterly Meeting will be
held at the NJ. E. church on Saturday
and Sunday, Feb. Sth and 9th. The
Presiding Elder will I've present. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Reading Rooms of the Y. P. e.
A, in future will be open on Sunday
afternoons from 2:3O until $50 o'clock.
All aye cordially invited to make use
of them during those hours.
- lsoyes: ard gyttss who stryye to tell
>ye truthe and resist ye5 wYles sof-ye
father of Lies, will hoarde their pen
nies for admission fee to ye entertain
ment Of ye 2lst aud 22hd. Ye sum
gathered will be expended on ye schoole
lybrarye. Do not forget ye TYNE.
Worthington had brisk trade on
Saturday, and also on Monday. There
was throng Of farmers with their
families, their wagons bringing in
produce aid carrying away supplies.
On the SAME days Il good m-ny travel
ling men were displaying samples and
doing business with our merchantr
These patient men who kept boring
holes in the ground in search Of, what?
they knew not, certainly deserve more
than the thinks IF the people Of this
vicinity. 1t has taken hundreds Of dol
lars and Il faith that almt st move d
mountains lat least penetrated flint
rock )toaccnmplish this result. Messrs.
,J-rrems Il Son had faith and they had
good backing, financially, 10y the rest
Of the company. Surely, Estllerville
owes this company mnch. Can't some
thing be done by the town or county to
show that the work Of the Company is
appreciated. Esthervi'le Republican.
Our readers will remember the ar
rest nf a horse thief III this county by
Constable 1lumiston and Sheriff Aus
tin of McGregor. Iowa. The thief
proved to Oe desperate fellow, and II
couple Of shots were exchanged be
tween rim add the officers before he
could he taken When captured how
ever, he went with Sheriff Austin IT,
Iowa, without demanding Il r.qnisi
!ion FROM the State authorizes. A dis
patch to Sheriff Anderson received on
Monday says the t ,ief, under the name
"f DR.. B"'r.tt, plead guilty, and wa
sente, cd TO- thnee yea,s and six
uont!,s inthe Fen,e,,tltary'
The exchange business OF t g Ba' k
of Worthin1ton with New York, st.
Paul, and Minneapolis was for
1887 l.Ol5 1929
1887 3t>G GS5 73
1889 1.7oi. 3S7 ii
Tlit~e figures show splendid ad
vancrS. DeHr in mind they are the
figures # unly one Of our banks, but
| shry show material gain in the amount
| Of business transacted in Wo,tiingtou.
The f. flowing list Of jnro,s has been
drawn for the March 1890 General term
If the District Court of Mobiles coun.
ty' The Grand Jurors will be sum
moned to appear on the 4th and the
peti, Jurors on The 5,h day of Man eli.
GRAND JURORS: W. J. Ytskr, 10
srph ua-gle, Geo. Times, Peter Gry-
erman, f. W. Hesselroti,, VIM. TIM
mons, &. W. Pagan, q J. Welp, Sam
Brooks, James Wilson, E. II. Mylls,
Peter Iebens, j. T. Green, II. T. Ba-
ker, Win. O'Aialley.
PETIT JURORS: W. II. Kramp
Wn. Findlay, Thos. Thompson, b. o.
Bevans, E. E. Lu,nbus, W. N. Low
j I'm Mitchell, Fred Keel, T. Childs
Philip. Lynch, John Butcher, w. f.
Norman, James Iiangseth, E. F.
Whitney, D1rllis McEvoy, J. l.. Ros-
enberg, James Carey, John Schultz
Joe Murphy. A. Peverell, J. p. Camp.
bell, "A. Arends, II. N. Holbrook, .Jno
McCann.
The following is the report of births
and deaths in Mobiles County for the