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Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23

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maaite uatte Spuartiombeo paa mig hos ct anbst 5irs
ma, iom fob bsiere 9anbelsuerosnsn, Os lite par imaas
I9t i'm SptrGben mob benz, iom par bets 2ienelte.
Wsbsns ieg paa bsnne NlaaOs bengap mig til 3rsms
msrier, os Loo mine Santer iua trit Spiasrum, iua at
iss tiIfbit iaa mig isu iOm 6Srer al ct prastist 9Th,
os enbelis iluttepe meS at lobe nit Sino sauite optase
at Marp RobertiOn, Tom ies albris trOeoe at iaa ie mere,
naur leg bauoe iast 6aruel ilanb, Os iom mart piIoe
sIsmme ben unse bensitprmaub, icm Stabnsn for
en- fort lib bauos brast bsuos fummen mso uHoer 5arer,
aibeIisr os 8so, iaa iss en- StittsIie tomms asteropg
paa Spttsn, Os fanot, ba ben Tom uarm.rs, at bet par
paabsmanosn.
Seq bar pellet Yunpsrns, Stprmanb," iasbs ban.
Seq ~uausnsOs pIubisIia, fslte mig Iibt urOIis, Os git
iirar ZEN for at siSrs bet. Seq bar 9utst sOot at msIbe
- Der CT tolu CONNER 0aub.~
"1oIp qommsr!" raabt. isg.
ga, sanite pif. Seq fanbt eantsrusn paa aabptss
bOrbst, % gsiltO,tsn Upper lite, bUis ben brusss Ors
b%sntIis.-
"gi tan life LAME narmsre enO til IRE 9Omntsr, sr bet
life iaa2"
$50, iaa CT bet"
"Saa bar bet aItiaa isset Otts IOHrrsr iSsa baIO ii.
Suab sr SIOttsu nu7"
"3yps Minuier ppsr IT,
"gi mau itrar saa til gumpsrns. Gaa tat Gor'
Nib. On pl fnpe StsparSsu pua en- WRaSras pso saps
yeneosan9sn."
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23


5 Ter, tiare Bsnner ameritanere, {
81 bar 5remRriOtsfplt FER / 1elemar
ten O9iaa, trOos bet ftal uRre iaa, a
ri Dor lan9t n%OrOsnfor 6ultetitfer
Gbl Gt tor isieIis life title Os ieuu
ftOes meo ameritanerue; men jane
tslser pi meb Os f~uritaar at iteIs Dor
Saser, ri usiaa.
Og iaa bette: 6Gm % ~retfarbiat
lite bare eftsr be Reiultatsr, pi naar
men Tom ibu aft bet, iOm bemmer ps o.
ltsssr paatperfe for ale pore 5ram
fig.
gi beber ct frit Soft; men pi er iftt
fri.
Gmerifanerne er mere iri, bar fslse
Zig lettere for at naa frem til 8elitani
% 9pffe.
QUIT paa, boUr bette toltbare @m
beospart % slenbise Rilitaritel tpn
ger o8.
unbre @ber life oper, at Ri life e.
Longer fremme; bet er inarsre merle
list, at oi er TONNE iaa lanst.
Ru ON 9usen fan 8 trO Der G,
Spanbins. nnionen meb Sverige bal
slort Os me8et 5Ortreb, Us rimelispi!
life ben rinseite Rptte. Den bar NOR
fet bort 5las. Den bar marfet mana'
Soils Siale, iaa be life bar Selpitan
oisbebens sgresfslelie, men en- blaa
sul 5ei9beb iftebetfpr Gaorelanbstiar
lisbeb.
Mtnbeparbise SUM os Suli Maa
neber 1892! Oct pil blipe M9rteoaor
/ Rorses Siitorie. Oct Steenite sri
niiterium maatte tase fin 9liiteb, Der
ipm bet life piloe forbade fit eset 9anl
Og Soil. Storioeniten er Of ben See
ming, at Norbmanoeues SribeosbuI
Dor fnuses Os fues. NOrse er ct erO
bret 9anb, flyer be pibere. Oct e
9s9n, ret % ilet. gi ital suinbelil
bore beres llnoermGno, Os branbe
merfeoe iom anben 8uitap, iaa ole o.
enbper fan ie, bpem eier Us, at bet e
unoer &arl ben 9Olptes Sat, Ri iag
ner. Sou bill Storipenifeu bent fren
n9Ste os at orbne bore esue Eager; b
ifal fsrit imuft bebe bam ON Got
9stte falber / 9ansben utaalelist a
inbe fig / for ct Soft meb minbit
Smule 5ebrelanbstiarlisbeO % sgres
islslis.
@i Tan life lanser sioe efter III
uben at iatte en- uubIettelis Sfample
paa Dor SOlteare = Sturipenifen ri
life sipe efter, flyer ban.
Saa er ariisn Der; lisser iom e.
ftps Mtare ouer bet belle Gauo.
Seq er filter paa, at bet pirtslil
nurife Solf t9nfer MI ipm iaa:
aan life 0orbmano os Spsnifs fta'
iammen iom 8rsbre ielufenbiss, frie
lise, iaa oet meb belle %rnionssreial
8i pil enbelis ensans bore fri
WRnb, ps Ri tror:
-SUr Srimano ijampsr 6rtbsos Sub,
Saus Gag Tan alOris falbs."
Ru flyer man, at 6. Stans, Ssires
Ssubins, oil prsue at banns ct npt Sri
niiterium, iom fan bore Storiuenifs lei
tiuass. Oct fomu,er til at beitaa q
Siemmeipeniter, % lite af Nuromenb
bet ba.
Wau maa ifamrsbne oeb at Lief
Ssire.Guiierne M ont 9asen. Sc
er ct summelt Orb: "2aai 5usl er bet
iom fiammer fin eser Rebe1 - Ssir'
sisr MI bette for at taffes Storipen
ten. De iuler fig ! nOsle matte Straa'
Ter at Winbet ON bet table Sinlanb
9puefilen % 8ultapa?
Stortbinset repreienterer 2anbet; nj
bar StOrtbinset Hart us beitemt Jag
os %beiluttet, Ri WOrbmant pil par
ieluitanbise. Suao &et bar iaa Ger
6. Stang til at banne en- &esierinI
bent imob RatiOnens Billie? ga, bpai
RetP SnseniOmbelit, mener ies.
Oct blir pel Ramp for Ilppr, MI
% bet maa til. Saa ianbt bet nurit
Solf eier en- @niit 9gresfslelie, maa be
foripare fin Selpitanbisbeb.
"Sram oaa, Sreubar
8 freoelig 8apii9~-
men, fan ri life fomuie frem meb Sreb
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
Sntet tan iammenltgnes

meb en- COB Selbreo. Den er 9ipets
bsieite @eliisnelis. uosn ben err altins
msrtt. Or. 9eters Kuriko bar eiens
Uprettst Selbreben og brast 2ipstrait
ps Stprfe titbnse til mango ipaffeoe
9esemer, liubret Os Opbauet mango fore
Smerter % iparet mango Diem for fore
9Otturresninser. 5Oriss ben, naar nOs
gen / 5amilien life befinber fig Oel, pg
De pil bliue uoerraItet Oper 8eiultatet.
Much drill In the use of good Engligh
Is given in Prof. breckenridge school.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
,sea. oa tppenss aapiisl.

WeOsus is fob peo 8attsi, O~usrDssSs iss, buuo lts
burb, sisre, naar Stormsn par forbi Os leg tunos
pare ~bsrsttiset til at tante berpaa; tbi M ur 9ln''sn
liar Ousralt Os Stisruerue fore % Hare, itisnt Stor'
men cnbuu par baarb os Ssen msset ipGr.
Sa ts antos sitsr 9imIsnS sIarbeb at oSmn's, at
0iubeu uilOs saa sitIis. m4n snOnu par Der lite Iesn til
~GOrauOrins.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

There was large gathering ut Lake
Park ON saturday. The Sunday schools
held . picnic in the morning, which
was enjoyed by the young pe"ple NJ all
such occasions are. At three p. M,
there was III elucutiO'Iary eutertsilI-
ment by contestants for the prize VI
the DemOreSt silver medal. The parti-
cipants were appointed by and REPRE-
sentvd the diff. rent Sunday schools vf
the city aud vicinity. ~ follows: MIR.
Will Saxson, Swedish Baptist, Imdia:,
Lake; E'vin Chestnut. NJ. E. church,
L.'sa R*m~9e. Presbyterian. Mary
Dam ~, Congregational, Tillie Wsieht,
Presbyterian, and Nellie Plotts. OF the
Episcopal church. The judges appoint
ei to award the prize were Mrs. Bar.
ron, Of Rusilmore, Rev. F. J, Brown,
Of Eagle Lake, and Miss SAT, ", the
superintendent of schools in Cotton.
wood county, Tie youthful declaim-
FRS all acquitted tlIemselv.s admirably.
and their rendering of the .temparsnc. G..
teaohinge "f the Drmorest coilrctio
did much to convince the skeptical.
and make the friends of Temperance
more entl'nsiastic. The medal was
awarded /" Miss Fannie Nxvlor,
though the committee found lihiculty =
in making \ distinction batween ,rl
aud several 1T the other contestants s,
The recital of Miss Mary Damon was
very effective. Causing great emotion
among her auditors: MI. Will S,.xson
describing the red ''Red Barrel WI,
qu. ta effective. The other. dpclaimerl
al were meritortons, lyut Of course
only on0 could get tl,a prize. Tie da,
was bright, and the large sssemblax,
were much interested.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
THE UNIVERSITY OF MIME.
SOFIA

THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNIE.
sofa.
Offers the following named courses
OF study leading to the Bachelors de-
gree:
Classical, Civil Engineering.
Scientific, Mechanical "
Literary Electrical g
Mining, Architecture,
Metsllurgy, Chemistry.
Law, Medicine and Surg.
Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery,
Dsnt istry, Agriculture,,;;-.-.;:,. !. :.
Pharmacy and Specl Teachers Course.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
which is the best ut its kind In the
world, and is situated on . model farm
Of two hundred aud City acres. We
also have q campus Of fifty acres,
twelve large we'll equipped buildings
and some Of the best laboratories in
the United States.
a., TUITION IS FREE
except in the strictly professional de-
pxrtment. A descriptive catalogue of
18O pages sent free to any address upon
application. Drop a postal card into
the mail and get \ catalogue.
Address,
CYRUS NORTHROP. Pres.
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
Wilder. !. ~: i:
=, - tt, tsstA,I
Farm. i: = /.
~. ~...1... ':.::1T>s* /
College Il !; !!
WILDER, JACKSON CO., ).
=. MINNESOTA. L.. Il. ;.5.s.. ti,5

Offers many inducements to -the
boys and girls Of Minnesota. The
expenses are very low. ,c.''
$3.50 per week pays for board,
furnished room, and tuition.
A student may take up any
study he wishes, and sdvance as
fast as his ability will permit.
No matter how backward q pupil
is, there are always classes in the
different branches that will Just
suit him. ( ..e,s. ~. ..>.. z:...'.. 81.
If you wish to study or review
any of the common branches, or
make q specially of Bookkeeping,
or Stenography and Typewriting,
or Music, send for the latest cato
logue Of the school. before going
elsewhere.
Fall term opens Aug. 80, 1892.
Address all COMMUNICATIONS to
EuaFNE RucKER, Prin.,
Soto " ilder, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
COUNTY NEWS.
W()RTnTNGTON TOWNSHrp

. = ess'SseeA1ee -
A rood deal Of rve IN in ahock And
barley hxryesl Il n hand. ma tame
hay lixrvxet - about c0mpieted. lfvss
\ very heavy CROP but tue inclemanov
Ut tue weather caused pOud dasI n
damaged hay 70 10 into the market
Yet ~ have great renaon "a Is th.nr.
fui. Tue best kept corn elelde - ~.
selling oot. The barley crop - far ~
heard from In this aud other stxtes.
Tho wheat nud oais Ara .alIin. hatt.~
than ~. s.r,n.cted. i,ha ~. c.,.,I 4. =.
h.ve b,.e,n iu.t M. thims for them
M. 1.,h.. 5 N.-.n. ,... - 49,. -
from Minnexnoiis. - >oo'' ~ !" "
~. ,.,..,. ~. a.,.A.. -. : .
,..;aa. Ane ovuu.y. nas uua.usu .oly nno
1Nkv oxeI .u1 inls. LUCY ~ = xOtne cOA-
nse hsd 's. uu',v; $: sMu ...a :. 80 = "n.tns
....... 1872 u.u = .o.oo =. uou eno .osne -
w. ess"ulS s"o Pptoecuee = stsetesO. :
Mr. COvey has bOuRht and pressed
Mr.. nckiliops 8 hAy, aud Is now .xt w0lk
tOr NJ. IhOnpSVn. s@
Mr.. Baruum has finished naintinn
Mr.. Darnard's house aud barn md ;lS
now painting. the inside Of the school
house u district AZ.
The hurt received BY Mi. Rumsey
Clsney was spoken OF some weeks ngO.
After physician was consulted It
was lOuu0 That hlS Injury Wx1 more Sc
''S'.,s. ..ous ',." .' ~, ~ss "s nase s1pposeo; A.
p.o'eu cS.sa w. G 70. ao."Iou !imo, Wn.yn
:" :."s '"uo.u us'. nln x"ny wee9s VI eunei>
lug. out out VI tn's unaeelreo lncl,
oont .! so.ne 3ooo n"s como: no has neo
s.u~ smo " S %uu new p.eces 20 us *!!eaoy
..a11o e"u o,Yeos co!ioct!oo .! otaW-
u9s sno e'cnnIy:' II Mr. y: wouso give
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

We learn that Mrs. g. W. w. Dow
h"s received word from her sister in
Page county Iowa, stating that their
brother. r.had been accide ntally shot, and
was not expected to live. Tie brother,
Lyman North, lives in Oklahoma. 1t
seems that while riding across the pra-
r'e !" a wagon with another person a
gu" to be discharged, the charge ell
teriug under the jaw, the shot ranging
upward towards the ear. The latest
information is ho is still alive and the
physicians say there il hope of bis mIti-
mate recovery. Mr.. North 10 4 young
man and had y fine claim In tho terri
tory, where he had just located. Mira.
Dow has gone to assist in caring for
him. %: T. =
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
NOTICE.

Tho Mobiles county Women's Auxil-
iary OF the Worlds Fair will give y
pic mic dinner followed by literary
program At the pavilion Tuesday. Aug.
9th. at II ID. All women of Mobiles
county who are interested In the work
are invited to be present.
The WOrthington ladies will enter
T. MRS. H. ]. LUDLOW, Pres.
Mrs. JAS. MANNING, Sec.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
ADVERTISED LErrER LIST. !

ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
There remains in tue Worthin9ton
Postoffice, the following letters which
have not been called fer, for the week
ending August lst, 1892: =:
Shanks. Wm. =. :.s.*
Thompson, T. +. IS
West. james. .-.z.
When calling for letters from this
list, say advertised, snd give date Of
list. FRANK, LEWIS, r. n.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

ANDERSON N.OLEs0N-At the residence
at Au9. Falk. ESQ, on saturday,
July 00th. 1902, ~ Rev. Robert
- McCuno. Mr.. g.. r. Anderson and
Miss Hannah Oleson. both Of Mobiles
" county.
A large company assembled at the
residenee OF Aug. Falk, ESQ.,, on Sat
urdsy evening 20 congratulate the
newly welded pair on tho favorable
auspices under which they begin lifes
journey together. The ADVANCE
joins with their many friends in wish.
ing that their joys may be many and
their sorrows fow.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Prof. Winfield Scott Hammond,
superintendent of the Mxdelia schools,
was nominated ~ the Democratic
candidate for Congress by the Conven-
ti0n held Ut Mankat0 on Tuesday Aug.
2ud, to be the competitor 'Of Prof. J.
+. AcCieary in the second district.
An attempt WAS made to have the con-
vention ind0rse l.. q. Long. the Peo-
ple's candidate and refrain from any
other nomination, but it met with no
support. Political luck seems to fel-
low the pedagogues IN Southern Min.
nes0ta this year. There are no better
legislators than teachers make when
they chance 10 get into Cougress or
State legislatures.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Miss Mary Damon, on Tuesday last
was presented with u handsome velvet
case containing gold pen. and pencil
case. by Mr.. Ray Humiston. superin-
tendsnt Of the Congregational Sunday
sct.0Ol, rs visible token Of the appre-
citation by the donors Of the very salts
factory manner in which she repre-
sented the school vt the elooutionasy y
contest for the Demorest prize on Sat.
urday last. Her recitation WAS very
effective in the rendition Of its excel
lent sentiments
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
IOWA STATE FAIR.

DeaJ Sir:-Wlile vt the State ,Fair
my wife tried your Krause's HEADACHE
Capsules, with g"o.l results. We have
I. an% a%t to 'G"s =" s;v Of our tI: "sis
ts;. a Sh~x nrSn "x - 70 10 s1' a'vs shst 'nps
are recommended. Please find encl"srd
rxpress order for 800, for which send
four boxes Of Capsules. -
=. NJ. WILSON. Gilbert. Iowa:
For sale by T.. II. D:sbcock. e
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
MINNESOTA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS

-AT-
WINONA, ST. CLOUD, MANKATO AND
MOORHEAD.
These schools are organized for the training
OF teachers for the common schools of the
state,
OkGANIZATION.- Each school comprises
two departnlents-the Normal Department and
the Training Department or Model School. The
Norma! department embraces:
a. An Elementary Course for teachers Of
~ An Advanced Course for teachers who
have completed the required academic work
elsewhere.
80 4 kindergarten Training Course (at
iON.-Gradnate of high schools and
colleges. and teachers holding county superi,,.
tehdents' first and second grade certificates are
admitted without examination. All Others are
required ~ pass Al entrance examination.
EXPENSES.-TnitiOn is free 10 all who
pledge themselves to teach IN Minnesota Text
per year. Provision Is made in each school Tor
economical living. The average cost OF furnish.
e0 rooms with board Is about 100 per week,
The Ladies' Home ut IT. Cloud offers board, fur.
niShud rooms. heat AMI light at e2. Is per week.
DIPLOMAS. by recent :ct Of the legisla =
ture. q diploma becomes state teachers cor.
tifcate of the first grade.
, Tho next school year opens At WinOna and
Mankato August q, 1892; st. Cloud and Moor
head Sep, elnber l, 1892.
For free catalogues and circulars, giving full
Information. address the presiden is follows
| IRWIN SHEPARD, WinOna,
EDWARD SEARlNG, hankatO.
JOHEPH CAkHART. st. Cloud
LIVINGSTON G. LORD, AoOFnoAd.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Miss Alma Anderson lost from her
pocket ten dollar Lote last sunday
afternoon. She began y search for it,
when she met Mr.. Clarence Afford and
mHde her l"ss known To him. lIo hap
pened to fiutl 1t and returned 1t TO tho
Owner
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

!. Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price SO cent. Nasal iDjec-
tor free, at G. III. Babcock's.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
Mrs. Julia f.. WORK, tho Superin tent

Mrs. Julia E. Work, the Superin tend
ent of the Northern Indiana Orphan 5
Home ut La Porte, Ind. arrived ut
W"rttington On Wednesday morning
with II children. for whom permanent
HON, 8 in good families are desirrd.
Quite u number of persons called to
look into the faces of the little waits,
many Of whom were handsome in form
and features. and quite winning III
their manners. The varty Of teachers
in charge will remain iu town. until TO-
morrow, :
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

The Presidents aud Secretaries OF
the nominating conventions of the
several parties placing candidates in
nomination, will receive the proper
blanks from the county auditor, by
calling upon him, on which to make
the return required by law. Atten-
tion to this will prevent difficulty
about election time.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Lawton Il uedberg, will sell or rent
your farm, write you u loan or insure
your property. Write us if you want
to buy or exchange. Sec our add.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND
=. OTHERS. .-.s: !. 49,. -:

--~ - = e - ss2:stS 80
;: .Tsschers' examinations for Mobiles
county will bs held rs follows:
At W0rthingtOn Tuesday aud Wed
nesday Ut tho last week Ut August.
f. At Ellsworth Friday aud saturday
following. :
At Adrian Friday and Saturday of
thu last week of Oct..l~r. .
The examinations will be held in the
school: h 'l,Ses in the abs'vo nam Il
places. TIKI: institute will be l'+lA At
Adrian, b b:ginninR september Is, of
which more will t,p said in due time.
THOS. h. MAGUInE.
Snp't. Of ScllvOls.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Mr.. Henry Wyatt. general manager
of z. L. Davidson, Of Hull. Ia. was IN
town on Tuesday.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

WANTED-A good cook wanted. All
letters addressed Id =. to the ADVANCE
Office. 61-2t
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Marshal Anderson arrested q man b.
the name Of thomas Kelley, for drunk.
ness, and brought him before Juatice
Bear On Saturday morning who fined
him $5, inclu'iing costs. which he paid
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Rev. F. j. Brown, Of Eagle. Lake,
son of Rev. William Brown, Of Wor-
thingtOn, preached two very interest
ing and instructive sermons in the NJ.
E. church last Sunday.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
Use T'omlinsOnb Ouick

use lomtlnson tIn'ck Keller Oil
and be happy. It cures Group, diph-
tMeria. coughs, colds, neuralgia and
sll paid. 1t ts s'~'thing. healing, and
penetrating. 'TOmlinsOn's Dead Shot
cures dtarrhB>. cholera, cramps and
collie. Once used, always wanted. Az
plying "l>ead Shot" first and "Quick
R..lief Oil" Immediately after, will
plenty Of friction, cures rheumatism
Sold by Warren s. HumistOn. 4Om3
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by c. IL.
Babcock.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

The Misses Maud and Mabel Shelf,
OF Sibley, Ia, are visiting Miss Winnie
shell this ve@k.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

.Ns. r. 7. Free aud v lfe left for Min
neapolis last Monday to bring their
daughter Cola home. She was visit
ing Mr. Hugh Free, al uncle. She fell
down y few days ago aud hurt her
knee. Erysipelas set in aud sue suf-
fered much pain.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Jadge Caldwell. Of lie Seuer, was In
town on Monday on his way to L,,-
verne where he will hold q special term
of court
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Mr.. Daniel Shell has purchased \
handsome hack, which will be quite Nh
addition to the cOnvenienoes of the
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Thst hacking cough can be % quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
Il. Sold by e. H. Dabcock. :
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

The Democratic State Convention
nominated Daniel W. I1awler for Gov-
ernOr Of Minnesota. The report Of the
other nominations has not arrived at
the hour We O. 10 press.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

A good short horn bull ut my plac(
in Lake Park addition.
48-tf L. w. MOBEkLY.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
SHEEP FOR SALE.

One hundred and fifty ewes, and so
wrthers for sale for cash, or on time.
II desired. A. $. FIRTH.
49-3w* Sec. 6. IADrain twD.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
Carload ofDutChIllen
Another carload of Flying Dutchman
Plows just received by 81
5lt3 J. %. HUMIsrON.
LOST,

LOST.
Between Dn,fee and johnson $ store
and the Tuthill Lumber yard. small
saeh and door book with red morocco
covers. Finder please return to J..
5l-l< JAS. RAMAdE.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

DR.. G. ). Dean and family left on
Wednesday fvr . weeks outing At
Round Lake.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

We regret to learn of the sickness
Of Justice Bear. who has been confined
to his room for several days..
Two kinds of threshers, two kinds
Of harvesters and three kinds Of NOW
eIs at. II. T.. SHEPARDB.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

I On Monday August 8th ut Spirit
Lake, Ia, musical festival will be
gwen under tho direction of Prof.
Leslie, Of Chicago Grand concerts
Thursday, Friday aid Saturday. Of
Of next week. Henry Diamond, the
buy violintst, and the lady whistler,
Miss McManns are among the attrsc-
tiOns OF these concerts. -
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Sheriff Anderson WAS taken sudden.
ly sick on Sunday night. DR.. Webb
WAS called In haste aud relieved hun.
1t was not long before he was out.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Are you troubled with any skin dis
order? Hot Springs Skin Salve is all
that tho name implies. The salts from
the evxpOTatrd waters are embodied in
its composition. ard it should be used
wherever salve or ointment is neces-
aary. Sold by T.. II. BAbcock. r..
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

There will 30 social ~ the Swedish
Lutheran ohurcn, given by the young
people Of the congregation tonight. .
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Day & Nicl'ol, have just received
6ne invoices of Souvenir: Spoons.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Attorney Freeman, Of Adrian. was
doing business before Judge Dow last
Monday.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

ShilOll's Vitalizer In what you need
for constipation, loss OF appetite. dig
ziness, and AL symptoms Of dyspepsis.
Price IL aud IS cents per bottle. Sold
by G. 81. Babcock. .
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Theladies accompanying tho orphans
from IaPorte. Ind, arc Mrs. j. E.
Work, Mrs. Kate Edwards and Miss
Anna A. Barr. They have In charge
. verv promising company Ut children.
May the children all timd happy homes
and carry = blessing with them to
those who perform parents part to-
ward them.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

For lame back, side or chest; use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, price Is cents.
Sold by T.. II. Babcock. . ...S. 4,
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
ANNOIINl.ENENr

ANNOUNCEMENT. 5i=s
G. w. w. Dow will bo ! 1andjdath
for reelection 10 the O6loe of Probate
Judge at tho election this fall,
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
LOCAL:

DEATH OF DR. D. L. KENYON.
We stop tho press to give the sad in
telligence OF tho death OF Dr. D. l..
Kenyon, q pro0inent citizen OF Worth.
ington, = highly esteemed and success
ful physician, and greatly beloved BY
oil our people. A dispatch received BY
Mrs. B. ". Lyon, dated this morning
at Sycamore, Illinois, and signed BY
Mn. Kenyon, Gays: ''Dr. Kenyon 10
dead. Funeral at 10 .. N. on saturday. -
We must defer tho rsmarks 10 would
like 70 make in honor OF . man who
has lived manly, christian life for 20
many years in this community.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Mr.. Harry Ilelgesen, who has been
clerking Ut the Lake View House for
five months past, resigned last week
aud left for EstheTville, H., Monday.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04
FOR AAI.E

FOR SALE.
Light driving mare will trade for tor
buggy ut
SILT WESTERN House STABLE.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

A Aspan of good work horses for sale
for cash, or on time. Call Ut the ~
5l-3t SWEDISH MER. STORE.
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Shiloh's cough aud consumption cure
Is sold by us on guarantee. It cures
o)nsMmptiOn. AT e.. H. Babcock'e. .
The Worthington advance., 1892-08-04

Sheet music ut Day & Nichols. H.
J. I. Wallace, Of Jackson, made no
. pleasant call yesterday. ;:...,.> .
U. Aver. court reporter, was In town
0h Monday bound for Luverne to IT.
tend court. ~ ~