The Worthington advance., 1891-09-10
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LOCAL.
Oats, 21c. = # .ssss rs
Flax, so .
Corn, SOC. .5*5... 5s*S.s@=- d.. j.
Eggs, lie.
Barley. Is to 40c. ~
Wheat, 75c. I
Butter, l4c.
Potatoes, 25c.
Hay, loose2 so to SEQ. .5
q: baled 5 90. >,s4N| =s<s
Mr.. Hayward. of spencers Iowa,
was in the city yesterday.
J.B. Green is in ST. Paul this week,
attending the State Fair. ..-s"e
Clerk Of Court Stevens went to st.
Paul on Monday OF this week. ~.
s. NJ. Thomas means business in the
land business. Call OF write. 4l4 !.
Editor Haislett, of tile Adrian Guar
dian, was in townon Tuesday. ~ =
Call and examine our patent MANILA
roofing. NAMAKAaoN LUMBER Co.
Mrs. c. p. Shepard left yesterday for
saltwater, to receive medical treat |
ment.
Editor Heatwo|e, of the Northfeld,
News, spent last week in the vicinity
| Of Heron Lake, hunting.
Abe Williams, who has been enj,y-
ing two weeks vacation here, res
turned to Mankato on Monday.
Misses Maud and Mabel Shell, of
Sibley. Iowa, who were visiting ut the
residence of Daniel Shell last week, re-
turned home on Sunday.
A special meeting Of the W. r.. G.
will be held in G. A. r. halt Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'cl"ck. A full attend
ance is desired. NJ. L. DEAN, Pres.
Lsy in your winters supply Of gro
ceries at St. Paul prices this week.
Your last chance.
The BRICK GROCERY.
! Mr.. John L. Brigham, OF Westbor-
ougl, Mass. who Is at the head of a
large shoe factory. called on his old
friend l.. G. Oliver, ,on his way to Omaha
this week. .
+ Bert Tone and wife arrived from
Spirit Lake last week and will make
their home here this winter. Mr.. Tone
has taken charge ofthe barber shop of
NJ. E. Fish. =
The Chiltlren's Endowment Society,
Of Minneapolis. has just paid 4 ma
tured certificate to Mr.. :. ". Searles,
of Dv;linerd, MINI.
F. p. FRENCH, Secretary.
Ellsworth has another elevator in
pr )cess of construction. built by TIE
Davenport Milling company. The large
crop Of this year demands additional
facilities for handling it.
Rev. Ros't. McCune left for Duluth
on Monday last, to attend the session
OF the Grand L"dge, Knights of Pyth-
ian, hell there this week. He will re-
turn the latter part Of the week.
The Young Peoples Christian En-.
/ deavor Society OF the Congregational
Church will give "New England Sup
PERI in the church p,rlors on Friday
evening of this week, Sept. nth.
Miss Carrie A. nolbrook lectured on
temperance in the Presbyterian church
last evering to a small but apprecia-
tive audience. She is an accomplished
lady and finished speaker, and all
who heard her were pleased.
IF you want to insnre your crop
against hail storms, or your buildings
against loss by fire, Insure in the Old
Reliable Hekla.
o. G.. GRuSDsrFN.
tt. Worthington, Minn
Sheldon has had its first murder case.
The remains of Il child about three
months old were found floating in n
slough there last Thursday. 1t had
been dead about sixteen hours when
found. No clue to the guilty parties
has been found rs yet.-Sibley Gaz .tte
S;al!Ow ard leaden-hued compilations
soon give place to the lovelitst pink
and white, when the use of Ayers
Sarsapa,illa is persisted in, and cos
netics eatireIy abandoned. Nothing
Can counterfeit the rosy glow OF per-
feet health which bl. sses those who
use this medicine.
Owing to a large increase If business
aud a consequent demand for more
r"om, j l.. R,senburg has moved his
work-benc'les upstairs, and now, uses
the whole lower f1.,or of his business
place for hanging harness. collars, etc
Mr.. r. says be is going to keep up with
the demand if lie has to build masion
10 do it. ,z....sx
Mr. Fahey. of Ellsworth, was brought
before Probate Judge Dow to be ex
amined on complaint Of insanity. TIE
accused Was ''sat on'' by the requisite.
number "fphysicians wnd pr0n"unc. d
sane. He WAS discharged accordingly.
lie was, however, Immediately brought
before Justice Bear, on i charge Of
! threatening to kill P. +. O'Ma]l-y.