The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-06-25
LOCAL.,

LOsJAL.
Oats, SOC.
Flax, 80
Corn, Csc.
Eggs, 12c. ..--
Barley. 45c. .s =
Wheat, SEC.
Butter, lie.
Potatoes, coo.
Hay, loose 2 50 to 3 60.
baled s 90. /
Rev. c. $. Ware was in the city on
Tuesday. - =
School supplies cheap at |
DR.. Webb returnedsto Worthington
on Tuesday Of thissweek. = !
Druggist Ray uumiston has an &C.
CITRATE and elegant new balance, at
cost of $a25. = ~ - :,
Mr.. and Mrs: A. Schaefer, of Rush.
more, with their daughter, Gertie,
were in town on Friday.
Mrs. Gay Baker, Of Spencer, a., was
in this city visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Judge Lewis this week.
During this month l will sell ut re-
dnced rates. many goods from my stock
which do not care to move.
43.4t. Mrs II. PAISLEY.
T. F. Davis was arrested last week.
Wednesday, and brought before JUS
tice Bear, and fined SD which he paid
for \ glorious drunk.
Always give us chance to figure On
your lumber bills. 1t will pay you in
the end. Our grades are of the best,
and prices low.
2stf. AEON FORBES.
Mr.. A. Swansou's horse had severe
stomach trouble one day last week,
owing to eating too much corn. Vet"
Urinary Surgeon Potter was called in
time to give the needed relief.
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 a fire. lorna
do and hail insurance. S9~tf
L. G. Gates, of Currie, passed
through Worthin2ton, OH Tuesday
last, on his way to Luverne. MIR. G.
has just returned from trip to the
coast, and is now satisfied to remain
in Minnesota.
Mr.. Chas. Sweet, formerly resid ent
Of WOrllington, was back to see old
friends last week, He is the proprie
tor of Il drug store in Amboy, Mimi,
and is doing good business. If the
good wishes of bis old neighbors avail
he will have good success.
You can never know till sou try
how quickly dose of Ayers Pills will
cure your sick headache. Your stom-
nch and bowels need cleansing, and
these Pills will accomplish 1t more ef-
fectually and comfortably than any
other medicine you can end.
From now until first of July you can
get an organ for about half price, as !
wish to close out all of my organs.
You will never haqe u chance like this
again. Will sell on payments. A good
one for SIS. Call OH me ut Western
Hotel. 45t2* Mrs. BROWN.
It is reported that the hog cholera
has broken out. with unusual severity
In several localities near Waterloo,
Indiana One farmer lost an entire
herd Of 100 spring pigs. The disease
mostly affect young animals. Recent
cold rains are supposed to aggravate
the disease.
The farmers and those interested in
the Diagonal road have presented a pc.
tition 10 the Worthington Town Coun-
Gill;. in which they agree to give $75.O(
worth Of work toward building the
road across the flat, west of town, pro,
viding the council will open up and
work the same. This is an uprove-
ment which we hope will be made.
Sheriff Anderson, Oh the way back
from Adrian, where lie had gone to dc
business on Tuesday of this week, was
stopped near Mr.. Baxter's place by t'r
;llut So Of one of his horses. A sudden
i1':sl, of lightning seemed TO be the iu.-
mediate cause of his sickness. The
Sheriff was obliged to procure another
horse, aid leave his animal at MIR.
B"xter's.
Those attending the camp fire on the
last day of the Reunion were richly en-
t"ttnined Ivy the very good vocal music
If the Slayton Qaartette, which did
much to enliven the exercises. The
quartette consisted of MIR. and Mrs.
>teubenlotfer, Miss Alice Whitney,
and Miss Isabel Whitney. We speak
The thanks of the large assembly for
their presence and good entertainment
furnished by them
| Rev. II. J. Harrington, pastor of the
NJ. L. church in LeSueur. MIMI, will,
Mrs. Harrington, has been making q
weeks visit among his old friends
here. lie claimed last Sunday as a
rest" day, and declined pressing invi-
tat'ons to preach, but took part in the
services at the NJ. +. church in the
morning and at the Presbyterian
church in the evening. His old friends
in Worthington always have hearty
greeting for him.
y young man named llo5son, who
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