The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-06-16

ABS0lU1
LOCAL.
Oats, %
Flax, so
Corn, 600.
Eggs, l3c.
Barley. 20 to soc.
Wheat, 60c. to 10,
Butter, l2c.
Potatoes, 25c.
Hay, loose 90 to 90.
" baled 6 so to 90.
Cubcb Cough Cure-one minute.
Misses Richardson and Patch left on
Monday for their homes.
County Attorney DALEY left on Mon
day for Illinois. He will be absent for
about two weeks.
Do you want a corn planter Of
course you do. Go to II G. Shepard's
who has just received 4 new cousign-
ment.
Miss Mary Morris is here visiting
Miss Mary Newton. She is enjoying
her vacation from the Albert LIE
| college.
If you want to subscribe for any
kind Of a paper or magazine, you will
do we'll to SEE r. u. Palmer at the post
office. Alt
County Superinttn dent McGuire was
| in town last week on his way home
from his rounds among the schools in
the country.
Will you suffer will, dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Eitalizer Is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by G. H.
| DabcOck.
E. &. Pannell has put on the road for
| ice delivery new and gayly orna
mented wagon which promptly waits
upon his customers.
Don't forget that Mrs. Brown. of
the Western Hotel, has organs and
sewing machines in exchange for stock
Of all kinds. 444l*
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try cases on Tuesday in the Justices
court, and he could not care for both
sides. Blessings brighten as they take
their fight.
Nelson 4 Sou advertise in today 6
ADVANCE their stock Of jewel,y, etc.
at e. II. Babcock's drug store. They
tffer to the public rich and attractive
variety in their line.
E. G.. Pannell has invested large
amount Of money in adding to his stock
Of horses, drays, barns, etc, for the
better acc o;nmodation or tie public
At all hours of the day, his teams are
ready for service.
Last night, " e,luesday June 18th
Worthngton was visited with sever,
storm of thunder, lightning and rain
Literally the Grain descended and tn
floods came.'' We have not heard O
any serious damage.
Mr. and Mrs. Palm returned hom
from Portland, Oregon. on Frtda!
afternoon of last week. They enjoyed
their trip, and Mrs. Palm looks as i
her health had been greatly improved
by her western trip.
Mr.. G. l.. Peterson, Of Round Lake
had two colts badly cut by II barb-wir
fence, on Wednesday Of last week
One Of them severed his jugular an
had to be killed, but the other ma
pull through all right.
Warren Muck Was arrested by Maj
shall Fuqua on Monday morning d
the charge Of drunkenness. He plea
guilty before Justice Benr who fine
him $40 and costs with lecture added
Muck paid his fine and was released.
Prof. Hobbs requests us to say thu
pupils ct the schools who wish to IT
tain their specimens Of school work re
Gently exhibited, rs souvenirs If til
past years work can, have them by cal
ing 1T the school building at 2 .. NJ
S.,f, ,.f.,x s>c tl,:o L..
Democratic National conventio
at Chicago, ILL.,, commencing Jun
: 81, 1892. The c.. St. P. NJ. & c
Ry. will sell round trip ticket
June II to 2lst with final retur;
limited to July 9Th 1892, for 1882
via kasota or Alton and $l3.5
via St. Paul. Tickets cool 70
continuous passage.
The young Republicans gave out
Joyous peal Of ratification enthusiasm
on Saturday evening. The drum corp
furnished the martial music, and tn
torches Of the Republican club furnish
ell the light in which they marched
Young America will he prominent j
\ the coming campaign.
, Damon and Deyo report sales thrt
their agency last week If Mobiles &
lands to the amount Of $50 acres, {
three different parties-two of thel
will be actual settlers, who are no
\ breaking lands for a flax cron th
) year. Ore of the parties will btcou
resident of Worthington, and
house will soon be built as u dwelliu
place for him.