The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-06
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Mrs. G. ). Craig of Ri:hland Center,
isvisiting her aunt Mrs. q. H. smith,
in this place.
We have the celebrated Sd Vein La.
Sale, and West Va, Splint coal.
NAMAKAGoN Lib, Co..
Mr.. E. A. Pyncl, late Of the Wor-
Ellington Mills goes to Madslia, to
take charge Of a Mile that place.
Call and examine our Illinois Goals.
at the Namakogon Luu Der Yards, on.
y $ per ton.
Mr.. E. H. Myths, Of Adrian has
gore to Kansas City to the wedding Of
his brother, Mr.. Charles Mylius, of
Pipestone,
MI. J II. Maxwell is at st. Paul re-
presenting the Farmers Alliance Of
Worthington. in the State organization
Of that name. .s- {.
Don't failt to see the ". r. C. enter
tainment at Masonic Hall Malch 18th
and 18th. 1t will be treat.
The Worthington Orchestra will
furnish, the music for the w. r. {.
entertainment. Go and hear the
music. '
Comrades! Attention.! You are
urged to attend the entertainment TO
be given at Masonic Hall, under the
auspices of the w. r. G. March II and
IL. Remember that the proceeds are
for the disabled veterans ut Minnehaha,
; Mrs. Anna Davis has now sole charge
| of the Agricultural Machine business
at her new building, and will Ike glad
to have customers, new and old, call
and examine the Farm Implements
she has for sale.
Weather report for February 1890.
Coolest at q. nj. 9th Is below.
Warmest at 2 p. m. 18th 81 above.
Average l6 above. Cloudy days ~.
Windy days 10. Snowfall I inches.
J. IL. NJ.
DIR. "Oregon Kit" took up Il collec-
ton for the benefit of the South D;,.
kota sufferers, ut his exhibition on
Saturday night. and i handsome sum
was handed Mr.. p. II. Judge to carry
to his neighbors, whose agent he was.
At "Oregon Kit" show on Satuv-
day a premium was awarded to the
person the Indian members of his force
should pronounce the handsom+st lady
present. Their preference fell upon
Miss Harden.
''That's right. give it IT, him." This
wits the expression Of HI old nurse,
when somebody recommended DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup for our baby.
People who are suffering from the
effect of torpor of the liver, should
take Laxad"r and they will soon be
well and happy. Price only rs cents.
Mr.. Ray uumiston has purchased a
half interest in the Drug, Stationery,
and Fancy Goods store of E. +. War
rem. Both Of these young business
men are too we'll known to need intro.
auctions to this community. The new
firm has our best wishes.
Mr.. Fred uumiston has been placed
in charge of the Worthington Mills,
and will wait upon its customers to
their acceptance. Mr.. II. is one Of
our best young business men. and is
we'll qualified for this responsibility.
On the 4th day of March the house.
hold of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Nichols
was enlarged by the arrival of a ten
pound girl. Now life will be worth
the living for this couple already
happy in each other.
John r. Sefburg has sold 80 acres,
tie south half of the ,rth.west quar-
ter of section Bigelow township, to
Eli Fenstermaker ut SIS per acre.
This land is broke but no other i'm
provements, and is four miles from
Worthington.
We keep in stock all kinds Of lumber
and building material and are pro-
cared to give our customers the best
lumber the market affords.
NANAKAeoN LUMBER Co.
On Saturday night the Worthipgton
Hotel had very narrow escape from
fire. and as it WAS, about one hundred
dollars worth of property was consum
ed The fire caught from an oil stove
and was discovered by Night Clerk
Conner. who attacked the fire when
we'll advahced' and by most vigorous
exertion put it out, without making Il
general alarm. His prompt action
saved much valuable property and
spared many from the painful alarm 4
fire always causes.
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