The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-25

lowe last TUESDAY.
Geo. D. Dayton, Esq, left last Mon.
day for Minneapolis on u business trip.
We have u fresh stock Of Lumber !
throughout. Call and examine before
buying. AEON FORBES.
Daniel Ro,rer, Esq will have have
his quadrennial birthday on Monday
next.
Mr.. James H. Gray, son Of Alder
man Gray. Of Minneapolis. was visiting
with friends at the Lake View House
last Sunday.
Mr.. n. A. Call is going into the
busin, So of buying and selling Of all
kinds f live stock, cattle, hogs. sheep,
etc. Ills headquarters are ut his farm
at Sioux Falls Junction. His postottice
Worthington. Mum.
Those who have property or goods OF
any kind which they wish t" sell,
would do we'll to see Darby brothers.
Aucti"neers, Woithingt"", Mimi. Ad-
dress Box lA7. 25m2
The WOman's Missionary society will
hold their regular monthly meeting III
the Congregational church, Saturday,
Feb. %, At 3 O'Clock y ~. Topic.
1.-The work in the South" Bible lesson
Nehemiah + chap.
Twill sell all of my farming imple-
10 ,ute. no ses, etc ,nn the mill grounds
IT WurthingtOn, Saturday March 5th,
1892, for terms see bills.
l.. Nj. BLISS.
A new school house is going up it,
No 80 in Worthington township, on
Sec. II just north "f. Mr.. j. q. Ed
wards farm. 1t is to he 28xlG. ten
foot posts Mr.. ltobt. Free has the
contract.
We regret to have to lay over until
next week some valuable favors from
correspondents, which came too late
for this issue. One was from Ellis
worth. another from Rushm"re, Il thnu
from Elk, aud Il fourth from Brewster.
Mr.. r. l.. Erskinc, of Round Lake
advertises "a sale IF horses, c title. farm
machinery, ETC.. at his farm ON Thurs
day, March 8, ls93 } X. Duby is tn
auclioneer, and il free lunch, with hot
coffee, will keep the crowd comfoita-
ble as the sale goes on.
Gospe! meetings have been in pro-
gress in the Congregational churcl
during the past week. The pastor has
had he valuable assistance of Rev II
Z. Cory. "f the Presbyterian church,
aud his brnth-r|y spirit and able dis
courses have been highly appreciated
the meetings will continue through
this w,tk.
Personal taxes will become de-
linquent and 10 per cent. penalty
'ded. if unpaid March lst.
Positively no receipts made will =
out the penalty, after close of bust
ness next Monday night.
r. w. MoBERLY,
County Treasurer.
I" he Mobiles Co. Dem Ocrat," is Il
! new paper just started in Adrian. II
| IS printed with new mat rial and pre-
| >rnts u neat appearances. MIR. King.
the editor and proprietor. IS Il yOln,
| man Of ability, u practical printer,
! md evidently possessed of fine courage.
| which is shown by his adventure ih'
sixth paper in this county, and The
| third III the village Of Ad'i.n. 1t i
he first paper to unfurl the Democratic
flag in this county.
The undersigned v ill herd the follow
ing season ut Summit Lake, the same
| al last year, wilt ny to give all partir:
| satisfaction, who put out their cattle.
Tie groui.d is !. Gated II m,Ip* north
east uf Worthington. Will receive
| ':atlie 1T BigrlUw. Worthington a, Il
Brewster, and return them in the fall
| ~ the round price 0f One Dollar = the
season. All correspondence received,
| md answered at WOrthingthD.
24S.* WM L. DElo.
1t being understood that Hon. John.
Lind positively declines Il remomina.
| ZION ia! CungytsS prominent ltrrubl,-
cans are being hamed for the s,lcc s.
| sion. Among them is Prof. J. i. Nc
| Cleary, ore Of the tfici-,t corps of ed
ucaturs CONNECTED with TIE State Nor.
mai School at Mankato. He is i STU
'iious. thoughtful gentleman. in every
'Sppct qualified to do g'n'd work III
! Cnngrrss should l,p be nominated. II:
has m my friends in the district, wM
are vigorously pushing his claims.
Oar former townsman, l.. NJ. LANCE,
ESP , was h010red 1T the State & A
Il. encAmpmet 10y being promoted t.
the State C"tu.D;.ndpr's chair. Mime
sofa CONTAINS no more JEALOUS grA, Il
4 my worker, and this honor is we'll
deserved. Besides, I've will make Il mos,
efficient officer, aud the State encamp-
memt must Tourist, under his admir-
istr :tion. Mrs Lange was also elected
"ne IT the vice presidents of the ". II.
e., Mrs. J. W. Lewis, formerly of Wor-
th'ngton. WAS also made chaplain OF
the Safe corps.
| Mr.. N. Il. LawtOu, Ut the firm of
I.awton & lletlberg. or Friday last
while driving Ills spirited team home
wart on The Rusllnoro road, had Il
lively time with his horses. While
going over \ slight elevation in lI,.
road the ariye''s weight projected The
runners OF his "bOb-sl-d'' on the heels
Vi ""e Of .lIr horses, when they started
to run. Mr.. l.. held on h-ro,cally.
turning til, Thoroughly frightened
hn,S 8 rs often as lie could t. check
t'~'v r"'. a"d 1T l~"gth guided them
into il snow d'it. and brought them e.
:, halt. The diver was u little sore
after bard pulling on tire bits, aud one
Of the horses Wa% nude lame. ~ cOnsp.
que"c". Mr.. Sutherland and son har-
lnm..l to I've ~, the road with their
:. >. sleigh aud kindly kept in the. track If