The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-07-14


tools of all kinds at
II. &. SnErAnD's.
The meeting Of the Mission Band of
the Congregational church will be
postponed from this week Friday to
July the 81.
The new dwelling Of NJ. II. Damon,
next to G. p. Shepard's residence, is
up and partially enclosed. Let the
good work COON.
Ev. McManus arrived in Worthing-
ton on Saturday last after two years
sojourn III Washington. He is look
ing after the interests of his tree claim,
situated in Elk township.
Rheumatism isa very bad thing,
1t causes infinite pain.
Try Diamond Oil for u while.
You'll wear broad smile,
Aud never he troubled again.
Farmers and all interested in having
this year will remember to attend the
meeting at the village office on Satur-
day afternoon. July 10th, ut so o'clock
| ct there be Il full attendance.
Alliance 14O1 will meet at the Boldly
school house, July 18th. at 8 o'clock
p. NJ, to elect delegates to the Peoples
party convention, 1T WorthinQton,
July Goth. All who endorse the Peo-
les party platform are invited to at
tend J II. MAXWELL.
The August Century will contain an
illustrated article on IAN Ascent of
Fnjl the Peerless - Japan's great 81.
cred mountain is called variously Full
"o-y"ma, Fuji-san, Fujiyama, Fusiy.-
ma, and F"ji plain and simple, but the
first two are considered the proper
spelings.
The County Convention to elect
stVtn delegates to the Republican
District Convention to be held at Man.
*ato, July Il, to nominate a candidate
tor Congress, and also to appoint seven
delegates to attend the State Convpn-
ton ut st. Paul on the 28,h of July,
will meet 1T the Court House on July
10Th 1892.
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and be happy. 1t cures Group, diph-
tneria. coughs, colds, neuralgia aud
all paid. 1t is soothing, healing, and
penetrating. Tomlinson's Dead Shot
CURE diarr!G', cholera, cramps and
collie. Once used, always wanted. Ap-
plying dead Shot" first and "Quick
Relief Oil'' Immediately after, with
plenty Of friction, cures rheumatism.
Sold by Warren Il llumiston. 4oms
After five years efficient service as
principal of the Wor:hngton schools.
Prof. 1l"bbs leaves to take charge of
4 school at another place. One of the
disadvantages Of schools is the frequent
change of teachers. Window seems to
Ge getting into the ''straight and mar
row way" and holds on to her teachers
70 long rs she can. The school is tn
be congratulated for having retained
so many of its former teachers for the
next term, one of whom comes from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reporter.
This week A. J. Rice, the pioneer
druggist OF Adrian, transfers his stock
to c. 4. Stoddard, formerly engaged
in the same business ut Springfield, S.
D. Mr.. Stoddard comes highly recon
mendrd as a first. class druggist and
pharmacist, and there is no reason
why he cannot retain the large trade
built UP by Mr.. Rice in his Is years OF
faithful application to business. AS
far ~ we are able to learn Mr.. Rice is
as yet undecided as to his future inten.
tions, although there is a rumor to the
effect that he expects to remove to Cal.
ifornia in the fall. 1t will be with
much regret that the Adrian people
see Mr.. Rice and his estimable family
leave the iowa. but wherever their lots
are cast they can take with them the
} well wishes Of all. Adrian Democrat.
For stackers, gatherers, hay rakes
and mowers, 20 to J. D. llumis,nn.
4S-t2
After having b. Ell al evesore for q
good many years, The unimproved cor
ner of Nicollet avenue and Sixth St
was sold yesterday by N. +. Griswald
20 Geo. y. Dayton for 1921 900. The
deal was all for cash, and WIS put
through by Jas. r. Hall. The lot is
IS feet front by 9S feet deep, and the
pric" per front foot, $1,000. is the high
est figure which Minneapolis real estnt.
: has ever brought. Mr.. Dayton is pres
ident If the Minnesota Loan g. Invest
ment Company, of Worthington MINI
and bnys us an investment. He is also
the purchaser of the Nicollet avenue
property occupied by Mrs. Cee, at No
324, which deal was recently conducte
) 10y Mr. Hall.
MI. layton SAID yesterday that II
was his intention to improve the prop
rrty and that lie would immediatel,
: consult with architects AS to the kind
. Of building bsst suited to the site
! which is one Of the finest corners in
Minneapolis. "There is y general i'm
lr'ssicn that IN cight-story building
! should g. there" lie said, but it is
J Impossible for me to say just what will
he done with the lot, except that j,
5 will he improved. am told that the
l property is very desirable, and an
pretty ~tl! satisfied with t,''-Miune-
ap"lis Tribune,