The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-07-16
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8. F. People returned homo from
Findlay, Ohi", last Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Rarklew has accepted
position in the Warrington House.
The Misses Chatter and Newton re-
turned from Minneapolis last Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Lewis and son Ray left on
Monday for Spencer, H.. to visit her
daughter Mrs. G. r. Baker.
Mr.. e. r. Camp, representing the
Western Advocate, Chicago, Was In
Warrington on Wednesday.
There will be asocial 1T Guy Fellows
school house on Friday evening July
"a, to which nll are cordially invited.
Mr.. A. Walgren and family, and Mrs
Wahldrund, of st. Paul, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hedberg this week.
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NJ. Z. FISH. has moved into his new
barber shop; it is nicely decorated aud
everything looks neat, clean and
stylish.
Mr.. Will Mclean sold his fathers
property formerly the Mcmillan place)
to man from near Lake Crystal, on
Monday.
Omaha r. Il. Detective Austin, of
Rochester, Mimi, was in Worthington,
Wednesday taking look at the pick
ockets now in the county Jail.
Mr.. I. l.. Wass, an employe of NJ.
E. PannelI, while distributing water
pipes, had the little finger OF his right
hand badly mashed by one of the pipes
falling upon it.
Don't fail to keep all your property
insured in the Fire and Marine Insur-
a"ce company 1T st. Paul. NJ. f. Foley
Of Adrian, will give you fire. lorna.
do and hail insurance. 39.tf
Thomas Lemon, representing the
firm of Harrison Il HALEY, arrived in
Worthington GU Saturday, and will
proceed at once to lay pipes for the
water supply system of Worthimgton.
A team Of horses belonging to a far
ner became frightened ut something
near the Swedish Lutheran church and
ran as far as DR.. Kenyon's residence
where they were stopped by Mr.. J. II.
Ashworth. No damage was done.
The Children's Endowment Society
of Minneapolis, Mimi, has just paid
its Il. h and 18th matured certificates,
to Mrs. W. B. Page, of Minneapolis,
! and Mrs. John Lunn, of Mankato.
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AS there is no royal road to learning,
so there is no ms cal cure for disease.
The effect, however, of taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla for blood disorders comes
rs near magic as can be expected OF
any mere human agency. This is due
to it's purity>and strength.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold a
public meeting in the church next Sun
day evening. An interesting program
will he presented consisting of music
papers, leaflets and Rotations, center
ing the thought around the Freedmen
and Poor Whites of the South. All are
cordially invited.
FOR SALE.-l0O head + and / grade
polled Angus Cows and heifers 40 OF
them with calves at side, by thorough,
bred polled-Angus Bulls. They are
the best beef cattle in the world and
good butter-makers. Also 600 grade
Meriho and shrop shire down sheep and
lambs. Call on address o. Ii. Roche,
Round Lake, MOBILES Co., MINI.
John Lynch and Thomas Brown, the
two men arrested charged with picking
" lady's pocket on the Omaha road last
Wednesday, were brought before Esq.
Bear on last Thursday afternoon for
examination, but owing to the absence
Of witnesses the examination was con-
tinued until July II. The prisoners
were committed to the county jail in
default Of $500 bail.
Rev. DR.. Talmage will lecture at
Spirit Lake on the afternoon of July
"a, at y. m. This will give all who
wish to hear this noted lecturer, a
splendid chance, leaving here on the
Burlington in tho morning and return
ing in the evening. Reserved seats,
81 20, 81 80, - 90. Those desiring
tickets will send money aud address to
Truman II. Greene. Spirit Lake, Ia.
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Mobiles county crops are in q flourish
ing condition. Barley ard rye is about
ready for the harvester. The wheat Is
in some places lightly touched by rust
but We hear 10 serious complaint Of
damage done, as yet. If We have no
hail storms, II few days more viii! see
our crops in>stack, and soon the sound
If the steam thresher will be heard in
the land. All signs indicate u good
foreign demand for American wheat.
| With prospects of II bDunteOus harvest,