The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-27
SCHOOL Books.

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NJ. E. Aid Society meets next We'd
nesday with Mrs. Bigelow.
The Ransom & Gushing company
performed at the Masonic Hall on
Wednesday evening. The play was y
comic one, largely acted with music,
vocal and instrumental. 1t was we'll
received by the audience. ~. .:-
White Rose Soap, Bars for rs
cents, superior to Ivory Soap.
q MCMANUs & BLY,.
Come to the supper at G.. A. R. Hall
Tuesday eve. supper served from to
10. Also hot maple syrup and warm
biscuit served. The NJ. f. ladies' pro-
mise all who attend a pleasant time
and \ good supper for 25 cents. Maple
syrup and biscuits Is cents.
Call aud examine our Illinois Goals,
ct the Namakogon Luu; Der Yards, on
~ SIS per ton.
The Amateur Company which per-
formed "Esmerelda" in the Masonic
Hall for the benefit of thu w. r. G. of
Worthington, we understand are con-
s!dering favOrably proposition to
perform the same in the new Opera
House in Adrian. We can assure the
good people of Adrian that they will
not be disappointed in their expecta-
lions of a splendid entertainments.
The Swedish Mercantile Company
has just put on its shelves new stock
Of spring and summer goods. Latest
styles, 1T rock bottom prices. Call
and see for yourselves. 80 St
Mr.. J. Il. Fisher, of the Worthing-
ton House, received u letter this eek
from Mr.. w. H. Lamb, of Fort Scott,
written since his return home, saying
that the ice packing done in Worth
ington this winter is good advertise.
meDt for our town. Mr.. Lamb is loud
in his praises Of the beautiful town on
Lake Okabena, aud sends his regards
to the many friends he won while he
was here.
d. NJ. Osborne & Co., will, in 4 few
day, have q consignment Of their uar'
vesters, Mowers, Irvine Binders, &c.,
at the Agricultural Machinery Depot
of Mrs. Anna Davis, in Worthington.
Call and see them. 90
At the hospitable home of John
Meyers in Hersey 4 number Of 1.orain
friends met Saturday afternoon last.
A pretty bed quilt, in the making OF
which many took part, was tackled by
the ladies. Just before supper, to the
surprise of the recipient the quilt ard
some money was given to Rev. +. l..
Fisk. All had pleasant time.
The American Eagle must lie gay
old bird-he is bald. If you don't
want to he bald, use Hall's Hair Re.
newer, and you wont be. Try it.
Paint, Oil, Brushes, Varnish, Ala.
bastine and Gypsine at
WARREN l. HUM1srCN's.
Fo the cure of colds, coughs, and
al arrangements of the respiratory
org aus, no other medicine is 80 reliable
Ayers as Cherry Pectoral. 1t relieves
the asthmatic and consumptiye, Q ven in
advanced stages of the disease, aud has
saved innunerabie lives.
A Conference of Lutheran Ministers
met last week on Tuesday and Wed
nesday at the Swedish Lutheran
Church in Worthinqton. Rev. s. &.
Franzen was chairman, and Rev. a. E
Erikson, Secretary. Rev. 5. Ander-
son was installed as Pastor OF the
Swedish Lutheran Church in Worth.
ington Dy the Rev. p. Sjobloom, OF
Fergus Falls, Mimi, the venerable
President Of the Minnesota Confer
ence. Rev. A. Erikson preached at lC
A. NJ. on Wednesday and the after
noon was occupied with discussion OF
the theme "Cbristian Uuity." A SER
mon in the evening closed the exer-
cisrs Of the conference, which was
preached by Rev. Mr.. Frenzen.
1t is encouraging to find that the
farmers of Mobiles County are deeply
interested in fruit and forest culture,
and are embarking in it more extern
sivrly than ever. We learn from Mr..
II. J. Ludlow that he has, during his
canvass of No ,,les County and it's i'm
mediate vicinity, taken orders for
14S, 900 forest trees, and for over $4,000
strawberry plants. He has also orders
to make over 100 apl lie orchards to lie
set out this spring ranging from so to
$50 trees each. Liberal orders have
also been made for grapes, currants,
raspberries, blackberries and small
fruits. When these orders are filed
as they will he in early spring, an i'm
portant addition to the fal ms of til ia
county will he made. Trees set out
and protected with proper care, will
do we'll and yield splendid profit tc
the farmers who own them in very
few years.
When Macbeth ironically asked
"Canst thou minister to mind
diseased?" he little knew that man-
kind would one day be blessed with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying the
blood, this powerful Alternative gives
tone and strength to every function
and faculty of the system.
Swedish Mercantile Company is buy.
ing unsalted butter, and paying the
highest market prices ,.-,ssssssna1enoo
F S. F. People has been appointed ia
solicit orders for Lewis & Bennett s
Deborning Fluid. This Fluid is to be
usod IN nrovenk tia 0routh ~ <v,o