The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-16

ElY PURE
1900 ID. horse for sale. Apply to
Walter Aagaard. 35!1
Mr.. N. Hislop arrived here on Mon
lay with 4 fine horse, ''I.ively JIM"
Mr.. Gny Fellows, of Elk Township,
purchased a fine two seated buggy in
W orthington last Friday.
Oregon Cedar Shingles are the best.
Call and see them.
NAyAKAGoN LUMBERCo
The Worthington common Council
On Saturday night refused to grant a
license to keep i saloon to Benz. Baer.
]. Z. Washburn, of Duluth, assisted
Geo. W. Wilson in the ejectment case
of Drake vs.. Wilson. D. Rohrer was
counsel for the plaintiff.
If you interd doing any building it
will pay you to look over our stock Of
Lumber and Building Material Of all
kinds, before buying elsewhere.
2Stf. AEON FORBES.
DR.. Warner, of Mankato, was in
town on Wednesday, in consultation
with DR.. Webb on the case Of DR.. D.
l.. Kenyon, who is quite i'll, though
not considered dangerously so.
The Swedish Ladies' Octette gives
the finest vocal music heard in this
country since Jenny Lind, the Swed~
ish IN 'ghti,. gale" gave her great en-
tertaiumen!s, some forty years ago.
Always give us a chance to figure on
your lumber bills. 1t will pay you in
the end. Oar grades are of the best,
and prices low.
2Stf. AEON FORBES.
Mr.. w. Norman, who been confined
to his home for about six weeks with a
very bad case of rheumatism, was able
to again lie on the street on Tuesday
last, although still somewhat sore and
lame.
Remember the concert of the Swc-
dish Ladies' Octette At the Masonic
Opera Hall on the evening of April Is.
Such an opportunity to hear u superb
concert occurs only once in many
years.
The general committee Ct the Pan
Republican Congress met in Washing
ton last week. Mr.. D. Shell, our dele
gate, was in attendance. No rarticu-
l:lrs of it's doings have rs yet been made
public.
Judge Brown sat on the Bench of
the District Court this week with
Judge Severance, while the eJtctment
cases Of Drake VS.. Davis and others,
and Of Simpkins VS.. Geo. w. Wilson
and others, were being beard.
Many people who pride themselves
on their blue blood would be far hap
uier with pure blood; but, while we
cannot choose our nrctstors, FORUM
lte!y, by the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla
we can transmit pure blood to our pos
tcrity.
Mrs. Rev. Brown and Mrs D. Rohrer
Will attend the W. g. IT. U. conven-
ton at Luvcrne next week. Mrs.
Brown will go to Valley Springs, Oak
IN Saturday to visit friends over Sun
day and return to the convention on
Monday.
Sheriff Anderson Was auctiOneer at
the sale of the property Of Mrs. Sylvia
F.. Loveless on Saturday afternoon
The property sold consisted of horses,
cows, one buggy, one sleigh and one
sett Of harness, The sale amounted to
about $275.
The knights Of the Ckahena Lodge
procured the services Of the Swedish
Ladies' Octettp, less for their own
profit than to furnish our people an en-
tertainment appreciated in all the
world by the most cultured and fastid.,
luus critics in music.
Through an error in the makeup last
week the al. of Mr.. g. P. Shepard was
omitted, but will greet the reader else
where in this issue. Mr.. Shepard has
first>class stock always Oh hand, and
all in need Of anything in his line will
do well to give him a call.
60 to the Old and reliable agricul-
tnr"l supply store Of MIS- Anna DAVIS.
No one understands the waits of his
| market in the line of Farm Machinery
better than Mrs. Davis. She buys to
the advantage cf her customers, and
sells on the most satisfactory terms. It
There is bill pending in the Ohio
Legislature to make it an offence for a
hIlAAOI ~ CAeCl q ONlOOH, VI lOl IL SHlfON
keeper to allow minor to come int o
his place for any purpose whatever. If
men must be exposed. it is a point
gained that women and boys are pro
tected from the temptations Of the
saloon.
Mrs. Rev. VIM. Brown read a report
Of the recent district me, ting Of the
Epworth League, at the meeting
that society held on last Sunday in the
NJ. E. church. Mrs. Brown reported
that 4 paper read at the district NEE. =
ing by Miss Nellie Stevens, Of Worth.
ington, was one of the best, and Was
listened to with great attention.
ION account Of that infamous Nc
Kinley bill, remarked u prominent