The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-01-29
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Oats, 35c. -s,s-
Flax, 96c. -
Corn, 40c. =
Eggs, Ice. FL Lss.,-s II -
Barley, 45c.
Wheat, 76c.
Butter, 16c. - ~
Potatoes, COO.
Mr.. Daniel She'll bought car load of
horses last week at st. Paul. -.
Mr.. Dan. Sutherland has accepted q
position with Hurd s. Dewolf. s.
School supplies cheap at ~. i
ID. Lloyd, of Fenton, was Worth
ington visitor for several days last
week.
Mr.. Minian uislop, of Milford, ILL.,,
is in this city looking, for farm in
this county.
The night trains between Worthihg-
ton and Sioux Falls are discontinued
for the present.
Oregon Cedar Shingles are the best.
Call and see them.
NANAKAGoN LUMBERCO
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ington, attended the debate at Grand
Army Hall on Tuesday evening.
We have few choice bargains in
town property.
NJ. f. LAYTON, & co.
Mr.. A. I. Maxwell Of Lincoln, ILL.,,
father of J: II. Maxwell, was in town
on Tuesday. lie is hale old gentle
man Of Is years.
Mr.. Ed. Warren the we'll known drug.
gist, was confined to his room by sick
ness last week, but is able to be on duty
again at his place of business.
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! Our Ice House Lumber is nearly
| gone, come and secure what you want,
before some one gets ahead of you.
| NANAKAGON LUMBER 60.
Mr.. Austin Hovey received word
| Sunday morning that he will receive a
pension of $l2 y month. We wish him
joy.
Mr.. Dave Wagner, who has been in
the Warrington Hotel for so long has
accepted 4 position in the cigar factory
to take effect the first Of the next
month.
Why Is life insurance like Bunker
Hill Monument? Ans.-1f you will
stand by it viii! stand ny you. Insure
with NJ. E. Lawton 4 Co. They re-,
present reliable companies.
Hon. G. IL. Smith, State Commits
sioner of Insurance. was home fer a
day or two this week. He expects te
become resident OF St. Paul some
time next month.
MONEY TO LOAN for or 10 years at
lowest rates. NJ Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL of the loan an!
time. Write or call on
l. As GEO. J. DAY.
The regular monthly examinations
in our public schools were held this
week, conducted by Prof. Hobbs.
These occasions must needs be, but the
pupils are always gid when they art
over with.
Last Saturday evening the citizens
Of Window held il public meeting te
consider the question of asking the
legislature for the right to bond tht
village to raise funds for system Of
water works.
On Monday evening, Feb. 9th, tn,
Lorain and Brewster singing schools
under the leadership of Prof. J. p
Scott, will give concert in Brewster
Hall. A pleasant time is assured t,
all who attend.
The Sunday school in the NJ. F
church is in 1ourishing condition
under the direction of Mr. Franz
Lewis. In DR.. Kenyon's class alone
there were thirty-Gve young ladies ar.
gentlemen on last Sunday.
Judge Severance, of Mankato. il
holding court in this county this week
hearing the Day and Thompson cas-
that has been pending for some TIM
on the docket of the District Court
Judge Perkins having been one of tn
arbitrators sacting in one stage of thu
case, could not sit in its trial.
We are agents for seventy Thousand
acres of choice lands lying in Mobiles
Jackson, Murray and Pipestone coun.
ties, Minnesota, which we offer fl
sale on from one to ten years time at ;
low rate OF interest.
n. e. LAWToN, & co.
Worthington, MINI.
The ADVANCE household had
pleasant call on Wednesday from Mr.
! J. ". Fix. formerly of Kokomo, Ind
now residing in Primghar, Iowa. He
and Mr.. Geo. w. Wright. are buvinf