The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-12-11
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
School supplies cheap at
1Is,d1u ,rters for stamped linens at
Mrs. P.isley's.
FOUND. A lady's kid mitten which
con be had at the ADVANCE Office.
The meetings at the Adventist Hall
are in progress. Meetings Icing held
| every night. ~e. s..
d. Rohrer, ESQ.,, was at st. James,
last week, where he had u case in tho
courts in session there.
Gentlemen: You will end the Christ
mas present that will please her most
ut Mrs. Paisley Art Store.
Miss Mahle Collie, of Minneapolis,
sister Of Elder Collie Is visiting rela'
tives here for few weeks.
Give us chance to figure on your
lumber bills, We will use you right.
NEMAKAGON LUMBER co.
Rev. G. SWarts, of Sioux Falls, at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Leonard
Eckland, at Indian Lake, OH Sunday.
Candies Candies I! Candies ~! A
fine assortment of fresh Christmas
candies at MCMANUs & BLY's. lift
See II. NJ. Palms new ad. this week.
Every body could "enj"y themselves"
by purchasing what they heed in that
line of II. NJ. Palm.
Mr.. Geo. II. Warner, Of Watertown,
$. d., has taken charge of the harness
shop of Mr.. c. r. Shepard. We well
come Mr.. Warner to our place.
Ladies. A Christmas gift made by
your own hands Of those lovely mater
ials at Mrs. Paisley's will be more &C
ceptabe than anything you can buy.
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Commencing Sunday night and con-
tinuing until Wednesday night, the
Sabbath question will lie The subject
under consideration at the Adventist
| Hall.
We regret to say that our townsman
Mr.. }. E. Uammerbtry, who has been
sick for some time is very low. All
that sympathy and skill can do for
him IS being done.
Rev. William LIZ. WI pastor of the
NJ. E. church, is in demand. lie has
more dates to lecture than he can spare
from his church; he is a lecturer of good
repute, drawing good audiences where
he speaks.
Mr.. G. II. Tobey lequt SITS US to an,
n1unce that his auction sale will take
place at 10 O'Clock Il. m. on Thursday,
Dec. 18th, 1890, the hour having been
inadvertently mittcd in tie copy Of
the sale bills printed here this week.
Our readers cannot fail TO notice the
new advertisement of q. W. Smith in
this Issue. Mir. Smith not only be.
li-ves in having first class stock of
holiday goods but also in telling the
people about it. Give linn a Call, as
he j.; bound to please both in quality
and price.
Mr.. A. Gambler, WHO h; been run.
ming a steam thresher in this county,
and has given good satisfaction, has
gone to visit a brother in Nebraska,
and will then 60 to lis home at Port
Byron, III. lie leaves his machinery
and will be back in time for next
years thresllng.
Over twenty different styles of or.
CANS and sewing machines sold by Mrs
Brown, first door EAST of Western
House, near the mill. stock Of all kinds
taken in exchange, also sell on time,
as monthly ayments. Come ard get
your organs and sewing machines
before Christmas. 16*
A pleasant surprise was given on
Miss Eta Fish last week, Friday, by
twenty of her young friends, at her
home. The evening WAS spent in.
& ,mes and sports, and every one pres
cut enjoyed themselves. Miss Fish
n ade the pleasant company cat home"
and it dispersed we'll pleased with the
| evenings amusement.
| On Monday next, Dec. 18th, at 2P.
NJ, the annual meeting of the Congre-
gational church will be held i'll the
church. This is for the election Of
"ffic rs and transaction of such other
business as may legitimattly come be-
fore tie church. It is d>si. cd that all
members lie pre- sent.
NJ. p. MANN, Clerk.
Geo. W. Wilson, Esq, has been at
the district court in Jackson. for
week past engaged in the defence Of
Frank O'Neil, indicted for the crime Of
rape, alleged to have been committed
on tho person Of school girl Is years
of age. A gentleman who heard part
of the trial tells us that Judge Wilson
was conducting the defense with great
yigor and imp,e isiveness. Tie de-
fence was trying TO prose an alibi for
| the accused.
In our columns this week appears a
letter from former citizen If NObl s
| county, Mr.. David Smith, now of
Meadow, Oregon, filled with valuable
information concerning the country in
which lie lives. Accompanying his