The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-03-19
LOCAL.

Barley, 45c.
Wheat, $40.
Butter, 16c.
Potatoes, 60c.
School supplies cheap at
Miss Laura Lewis is quite sick at
her fathers house in this village.
We represent limited amount Of
money to loan on town property.
NJ. E. LAwToN, & Co.
Miss Allie Sprague is quite sick at
the residence of her grandfather, Mr..
5. A. Hildreth, in this CITY.
Give US chance to figure on your
lumber bills, we will use you right.
NAMAKAGoN LUMBER Co.
Mr.. ". &. Taylor is about to remove
to Worthington, and will occupy the
house owned by his father In the Clary
addition.
hard: You will be glad to know that
G. 5. Dean can make them milk as easy
as the easiest. 2Stf.
On last Sunday five persons were re-
ceived into full membership in tie
Worthington NJ. Z. church, three of
them being baptized.
If you have friends coming west To
buy 4 home or to invest in land bring
them in to see us.
NJ. f. LAWTON, 4 Co.
Mr.. I. B. Newkirk has been quite
sick for several days. lie has been
unable to leave his house Tut when last
heard from WAS slowly improving.
The City Meat Market is prepared tc
take eggs in exchange for meat. Bring
them along.
3Ot2 HURD & DEWoLF.
Considerable sickness is reported ir
various parts Of Mobiles county at the
present time. Our village physicians
are having many calls and extended
| rides.
Call on AEON FORBES for Lumber
b. lug Mate: al Of al kinds, fence
Of 81
| !;iS. + <, -, Wagons, etc. Goot
treatment AL >ua4rc dealing. 2Stf.
Each season has it's own peculiar
malady; but with the blood maintained
in a state Of uniform vigor and purit,
| by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla little
danger need he feared from meteorO-
logical influences. No other blood
medicine is SO safe and effective.
We have a full line of farm machin-
cry Of all kinds. Ii you want to have
your seed grain perfectly clean, get 8
| j. l.. Ovens grain cleaner. If 20,
want to put your grain III right, get {;
| Budlong Disk Harrow. We have tnen
| both.
2Stf AznM FORBES.
The OH birthday of Mr.. Edwin c.
| Wilson was celebrated on last Friday
by II large party of young ladies anr
gentlemen, at the residence of Mr.. NJ
e. Fish. The hours sped merrily, re-
freshments being served and games
and sports engaged in. Severa
handsome presents were made as tok-
ems of the good wishes of the friend.
Of young Mr.. Wilson for his success il
life.
Judge Geo. W. Wilson, after yer,
severe lllness, is now cOnvalescent
aud will soon he able to resume hi
usual arduous professional work. A
the time Of his most serious afll!ctio
his family was also Frustrated with
severe attack of the Influenza, at thei
Minneapolis residence, so that none o
them could come here to his relief
Happily all are now restored to health
or in a fair way to that desirable con
ditiOn.
The Grand Jury, in making its fina
report to Judge Severance at the la,
term Of the District Court, state a
follows their action in record to til
necessity Of providing a new cur
house and Jail: ''It was moved an
carried that the County COMMISSIONS,
be recommended to provide a ne,
Court House and Jail, the old b-in
fonnd utterly inadequate and unsafe a
to records and life of prisoners in cas-
Of fire. And that the sheriff be in
structed to have the keys Of said jail il
the hands of some one duly qualified
who will be near the Jail continually
in order to take out prisoners in cas-
Of fire.''
| Only 10 days more of tn,
Great Bankrupt Sale O.