The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-05-21

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rlEIIY PURE
MIR. Fred Mohl, OF Adrian was In
town on Monday.
Pulverizers sharpened-by machin-
cry at the Worthington Machine Shop.
Miss Maud Crigler, 81 Saybrook. ILL.,,
Is visiting her uncle DR.. Crigler this
week.
I Pulverizers sharpened by the new
steam process at John MackayS ma
chine shop.
Mrs. NJ. p. Mann, with her children
returned home on Friday from her pro.
longed visit in the state of New York.
Our friend Milton T. is happy now.
We will give you good bargains in
wall paper. Look ut our 1ngrains,
Gifts and Tints, with Borders to
match. 38tf WARREN & HUMIsrON.
Rev. VIM. Brown left for Adrian on
Tuesday to lecture before the GA. II.
post at that place In the evening. He
is also to deliver the same lecture next
Saturday evening at Ewington.
Don't fail to keep all your property
insured in the Fire and Marine Insur-
ance company Of st. Paul, NJ. E. Foley,
of Adrian. will give you FIRE, lorna
do and hail insurance. 39>tf
s. A. IIildreth and Henderson
Hurlbut have been allowed pension
of $l2 per month dating respectively
from July 18th, 1889 and July 16, 1890,
obtained through their pension ageut
L. B. Bennett Esq.
For the next three mouths closing
out sale of summer millinery at Mrs.
DeWolf's rooms up stairs. Some goods
at cost, some less than cost. A large
line Of ready trimmed hats to be sold
cheap. 4O-2t
Judge J. H. Lewis, from Spencer, Ia
has moved his family into II. &. Shep.
ards house in the Clary addition, to
become permanent resident of this
city. He is in the business Of furnish
ing monuments and memorial stones
for the graves of the dead.
Some one broke in J. II. Ludlow's
barn on Thursday Afternoon took the
halter off of one of Ills horses
and went off with it, leaving the horse
loose in the stable, being very careful to
fasten the door before he or they left.
On Thursday night the Omaha pas
senger train, when few miles this
side Of St. Paul met with misl,ap,
which caused couple of hours delay
in it's arrival at Warrington. The
cylinder of the steam chest was blown
out, but was replaced in short time.
Never had preparation more ap-
propriate name than Ayers Hair
Vigor. When the capillary glands be-
come enfeebled by disease, age, or ne
glect, this dressing imparts renewed
life to the scalp, so that the hair as
sumes much of its youthful fullness
and beauty.
Having sold our meat market bust
ness to Mr.. James Boardman we desire
to thank our patrons for all favors ex-
tended to US in the past and hope for q
continuance of your patronage to our
successor. And to all those indebted
to US please call and settle the same at
once. Weshal! continue the business
until June LIST 1891.
| HURD & DEWoLF.
The new creamery, under the ener-
getic management of Mr.. O. s. James,
is getting under Roadway. already do
ing a good business. A number of
teams are ION the road" on several
roads in fact, gathering up the cream.
He will spare no pains to make his
creamery advantageous to the farmers
of this country. Let all our people
give Mr.. James all possible encourage
ment.
On Tuesday night and Wednesday
morning refreshing showers fell in this
vicinity making all hearts glad. The
earth had become quite dry, and drank
up greedily the welcome blessing from
the clouds. The rain fall hero was not
as large as many of the farmers desire,
, but it was sufficient to save the grass
and all spring crops from peril. All the
crops are looking splendidly, and the
hopes of all are revived.
Mr.. Joseph Fronk's favorite hunting
dog was poisoned by dose of arsenic,
administered by some hand unfriendly
TO the dog. DR.. Hatch, the veterinary
, surgeon was called to the; aid OF tie
suffering animal, and saved his life by
, the forciblo administr ration of the pro-
per antidotes. Mr Fronk loud: y praises
the doctors skill, as he considered the
; log amply worth $50 to his owner, for
his skill as a hunter e assistant.
With all the handsome things the
Editors said Of Worthington on the 90.
casion OF their recent visit and re
ported in this weeks ADVANCE, and
the fine compliments paid by the
guest sojourning at the Hotels, to the
appearance Ut the town and its envir-
onments, our citizens should have
their own estimate, Of its advantages