The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-29

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CHOLERA
1t is still IN this country. and the
citizens of Worthington are requested
to attend \ mass meeting to be held in
Masonic Hall on Friday evening Sept
80.
There viii be a discussion OF the pre-
sent sanitary condition Of the town.
Various methods recommended by she
State Board of Health, to word Oft the
dreaded seonrgs cholera, and 10 CON-
bat other filth diseases, will be pre-
rented. Insist that your neighbor
comes with you. BY order of City
Council and City Board of Health.
Yes, and everything else.
LOvELEss, THE GROCER.
Geo. ". Wilson was transacting
business in jackson on Monday last.
Nice clover hay to sell. Grand for
mich COWS. G'3 DR.. MOORE.
Editor King, of Adrian, looked in on
the Republican convention Tuesday.
The county commissioners held a
special session at the auditors Office
yesterday.
Wanted-a good milch COW at once.
Mrs. Brown,
6tl* At Western House.
The fixtures of W. l. 1Iumiston &
Co. g new store arrived and are being
put in shape this week.
For Sale-A good coke OF oxen 8 yrs
old, cash or years time.
6;3 DIR. MOORE.
The oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
a. C. Iledberg is dangerously sick 1T
their home in this city.
To arrive in few days, rs fine line
of lamps as ever shown in the city. l
can, and will save you some money on
lamps. LovELEss, THE GROCER.
The new Presbyterian church at
Brewster will be dedicated next Sun
day. Rev. DR.. Adams, of Minneapolis
will preach the sermon.
FOR SALE:-For cash or on time, OF
will trade for horses or hay, al almos,
new hay press. Apply to
5-lf HAZARD & STOUT.
Mr.. John II. Adams found hand
some hair chain on the streets ut the
corner Of 18th street and 3rd avenue
he owner can have the same by inquiry
at the W estern uouse.
Rheumatism is Il very bad thing,
1t causes infinite pain.
Try Diamond OH for Il while.
YOU'LL wear broad smile,
And never be troubled again.
Alex nollty, baggagtinan on The
Omaha road, while switching in til,
yards on Tuesday got his left Les
pinched between the bumpers of :
freight train. Dr.. Webb dressed TIT
wouAd. While painful, nothing seri
Gus will result.
I The County Fair was the chief even
of this week at Worthington. We e
to press at All earlier hour than usua
to allow all hands to attend the las
day Of the fair. The weather has bee,
favorable, and the attendance good
Next week full statement will b.
given.
Mr.. j. A. Town, appointed by TIN
general committee on Colum bian cele
bration to supervise the Trades Pro
Ecession, reports that our business mel
take hold Of the matter with much en-
thusiasm, aud promise to place this fl
ahead of any similar effort before. 'rhi
is right, ana it will pay. A creditabl
parade will be an immense advertise
ment for our dealers.
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This Legislative Convention of IT,
Peoples party Of this district, was he'll
at Elgerton OH Friday OF last week
The nominees are: j. II. Maxwell, o
Mobiles, Patrick Gildea. Of Murray
and VIM, II. Buxton, Of Pipestone
We congratulate Mr.. Maxwell on tn
recognition accorded to his Jealous AN,
efficient lubors for his party. Histall
ner has always been in the forefront U
the strife.
The Republican village caucus me
' ut q. A. Il. Hall GU Saturday tvenin
and was organic d by calling Dr. "
5. Webb to the chair, and appointin
! J. Il. Town Secretary. The fullowin
!. delegates were elected to the Count
. Convention: DR.. W. $. Webb, Geo. "
, Wilson, Joseph Lowe, d. Shell, A. !
=, Johnson, }. A. Town, Jno. Peterson
| Geo. u. Dayton, Il. W. Muhe,ly. +.
HumistOn, Geo. W. Brant. a villag
Executive Committee for the ensuil,
J. year Was appointed as follows: F.
!" HumistUi, ". 5. Webb aud j. (,
] Town.