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

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Seed Flax for sale ut the mill. 43 W.
Miss Gertie Torrance is spending her
vacation ut home from school ut Ham,
line.
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, price 25 cents.
Sold by e. II. Babcock. a
Hurd and Chestnut have put in a
steam engine in their establishment to
run the sausage machine.
J. A. Town, Esq, went to the en-
campment at Fulda last Monday moru-
ing.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met on Friday June 18th Ut the Audi
tors office.
Judge Wilson was called to try a
case before Justice uallas, at Adrian,
on Tuesday.
Miss Alma C"vey returned home last
week, having finished her year Of teach
ing at Little Falls. Minn.
Bugg!es, carts, farm wagons and all
kinds of farm machinery at
He. SnErAnD's.
The Worthington Drum Corps went
to the encampment at Fulda, in fine
spirits, on Tuesday morning.
Minnesota Loan and Investment
Company can furnish plenty of see !
Flax for cash or on time 43t:3,
The A and b intermediate schools
with their teachers had II delightful
picnic in the lake park last Saturday.
Read the new advertisement of IIurd
& Chestnut, Of the City Meat Market.
1T the room formerly occupied by J.
II. BLY,.
Two good mares will be sold Satur-
day June Is, At the coruer of the Court
house square, at public auction, at ]
O'Clock p. m. 43 ct
Sheriff Anderson wentto Adrian on
Monday to sell some property under Il
personal tax warrant, Mr.. Thomas
Open accompanying him.
A thief broke into Hurd & Chestnut,
slaughter house last Monday night auC
stole II rope 80 feet long, and meat
saw. 1t be will promptly use the rope
AS halter for himself all may be for
given.
Joy to our young friends Ray I1umis
ton and his fair bride, who was Mis-
Noulton, formerly teacher in tn
Worthington schools. They will b
cordially welcomed to their home j,
our midst.
The township clerks and chairme>
Of the board of supervisors meet a
the auditors Office today to take &C
ton to prepare booths, election tickets
ETC., for the different voting places d
the fall tlections.
Samuel c. Ray, Of Wortl,ington
now associated with T.. $. Nelson, ESQ
in this city. Mr.. Ray comes we'll II
commended and Mr. Nelson is consid
cred fortunate in securing his service:
Rock County News.
Worthington was visited with Il ha
storm last Saturday night. Sever,
window lights were broken, after tn
storm lady picked up quart 1T la
stones each Of which measured fou
inches in circumference.
The Nashville Students compar.
gave II credit"ble performance in NJ;
sonic Hall last Monday evening. I'll
band, led by P. Gideon, disconrsed T.,
cellent mnsic, being the b. st heard u
our streets for many day.
Hon. James Manning will leave f,
Chicago, next Saturday to attend IL
Democratic National Conventio,
Worthington is not the greatest of 0,
cities, but she sends her citizens to IL
great conventions all the same. NJ
Manning IS well qualified to represer
the Democrats of this district.
The conference of the Germa
Baptist Brethren will meet at Ce
dar Rapids, H., June 3rd to 9tl
1892. The G. st. P. M. & o. nv
will sell excursion tickets to Cetla
Rapids for one fare for Round tril
Tickets to be sold May 30th to j uu
9Th, good to return until June 81
1892.
A new and very perfect cabinet orga
will he placed in position at the Co,
gregational church in Worthington f,
use next Sunday, and the old one wi
lie used hereafter in the services hel
in the church parlor. It was obtaine
from the new firm Of Day & Nichol
who are soon to open I'D in tho stOl
formerly occupied by the Mitchell B, O
Use Tomlihson's Quick Relief o
and be happy. 1t cures Group, dipl
tneria, coughs, colds, neuralgia an
all paid. 1t is soothing, healing, ar
penetrating. Tomlinson's Dead Sh,
cures diarrhea, cholera, cramps AZ
colo. Once used, always wanted. Al
plying "Dead Shot" first and "Quit
Relief. Oil" Immediately after, vii
plenty Of friction, cures rheumntis.