The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-10-01
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LOCAL.
Oats, 100.
Flax, "a
Corn, 500.
Eggs, lie.
Barley. 20 to 40c.
Wheat, TIC. to 76
Butter, Ice.
Potatoes, 25c.
Hay, loose 2 so to 8 90.
baled 5 90.
Cubeb Cough Cure-one minute.
Latest Styles In fall and winter mil
linery ut Miss Bartholmew's, South of
PostoAice.
Rev. $. Anderson on Monday left for
St. James, to attend the district mis-
sion of the Lutheran church.
Azom Forbes has hung out a sign:
Illinois coal for $3.50 per ton. 2tf
Hon. c. II. Smith, State Commits
sioner of Insurance, was in town the
early part of this week.
$. NJ. Thomas means business. in the
Land business. Call or write. 4t4
Mr.. 0. Myers, who has been the jew
eller in the store of e. w. Smith, for
some time, left for home on Monday.
Mr.. G.. w. Mills, of Minneapolis
added much to the impressive service
at the Episcopal Church on last Sun
day morning by singing the oifertory
solo, with excellent effect.
WANrED.-A girl to do genera
homework. Apply to
6tf MRS FRANK GLASGOW
Mr.. Warren Clark, and man help
ing him, were slightly. hurt one day
last week by the fall Of the scaffolding
as they were lathing TIE new G.'rma'
Evangelical Church. No serious CON
sequences.
Parties wishing fresh box-elder tre'
seed can get them at the Swedish AIer'
camille Company, 4oc Der peck.
Mrs. Jones has MT Il gray hair in he
head and is over 50. She looks n
young AS her daughter. TIE secret O
it is, that she uses only Hairs Hal
Remover.
Rev. Mr.. Bell, Of Mankato, genera
missionary in this Presbytery, supple,
the WorthingtoA Presbyterian Churcl
on last Sunday, preaching two very &C
ccptable discourses.
For the tickling III the throat, tn
hacking cough, sore lungs, and all af'
fections Of that kind, Cubeb CouEl
Cure is the best. Sold by Warren
UumiStOn. oct
Rev. VIM. Brown on last Snnda,
closed a very prosperous pastorate il
the Worthiugton NJ. Z. Church, ant
has gone to Conference. 1t is conf
deutly expected that he will he return
ed to this field. We hope lie may com'
back, or get better place. lie is ;
popular and useful minister.
J.. Mr.. Frank Lewis Will represent tn,
Worthington NJ. E. Church at the con
ference Of lay delegates to be held a
Red Wing this week. i'll connection
with the regular session Of the Mime
sofa Annual Conference. The specia
duty of this lay conference is to cleo
two lay delegates to sit in the Genera
Conference which meets in May 1892
Miss Geor:iann Dean. dsug ter O
Mr.. g. s Dean, of Worthington, ar
rived from Liberia, in Africa, wher
she has been engaged In missionar.
work, on the 25tll inst. She brough
with her All African girl, named Vo
Suttlemire. who is to Ire educated in thi
country, ard then go back to teach il
her native country. Miss Dean was
missionary under the care of Bisho
Taylor Of the N. T.. Church.
TIE w. Il. G. ATTENTION F.!
The regular meeting of tins Woman
Relief Corps will be held in the G. y
r Hall on Saturday afternoon Oct. !:
at 8 "'cllock. A full attendance Of til
members is requested.
Mrs. l.. DEAN, Pres't.
The ADVANCE h IS had laid upon it
table Il specimen b * Of Il new brand q
cigars entitled, "Ths New Wonder,
said Ivy judges of the article to be Il,
best cigar ever before manuf .ctur, d il
Worthiugton. 1t is about to lie put o.
the market Ivy the Wortl,ington Cigd
Company, which is rapidly extending
its sales in all parts Of the country.
We lave plenty OF quart and half
gallon fruit jars.
s. b. BEDFORD & Co.,
Rushmore.
| The Bible cause was very ably prt
! scented 1T the 4 anniversary meeting &
the MOBILES County Bible Society IN al
drcsss from Mrs. J. y. Clarke, Mr..
Lewis and Miss Blanche Ramage. 3
request We give Mrs. Clarke's addres
to. 1t will repay well the perusal.
5. NJ. Thomas has land for sale j