The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-06-09

Mr.. E. E. Warren and Ray Humis-
ton returned home from Cedar Falls,
via of Sibley Saturday noon.
Two good mares will he sold Satur-
day June IS, ut the corner of the Court
house square. at public auction. 43 ct
Shi|ol's cough and consumption cure
is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. At e. II. Babcock's. a
Mr.. G. II. Afford is building a II. W
boat house on the shore of the Okabena,
the old one being found inadequate fer
the demand.
+. A. Stevens, Esq, clerk of the dis
trict court, left on Monday for the ex-
citing scenes of the National Republi.
can Convention.
Rev. G. s Ware conducted the SER
vices at the Episcopal church on Sum
day, and was greeted warmly by large
audience Of old friends.
Oleof Degn, of this city, has rented a
barn at Fulda, and win See to it that
all teams from Woithington will be
properly ca1ed for during the reunion.
Don't he deceived by spurious testi.
monies, but insure your crop against
hail in the best companies with s.
Kindlund, or call on Gust. Swauberg
1T the Swede Store. 42-lt*
Hon. Daniel Shell returned from the
reunion of the Shell family 1T Sac City,
Iowa, the past week on Saturday, and
left to take his seat in the National
Republican Convention early on Mon.
day morning.
The funeral services Of Mrs. F. l..
Ilumiston was held Oh last Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. Mr.. Bal.
!aeu, Of the Episcopal church ot1ciat-
ing. The remains were taken to Cedar
Falls on Friday morning.
Weather report for May 1892: Coolest
It'll, 80 above; warmest 9th, so above;
aveaage 81 above. Cloudy days o.;
windydays 6; rain fail 10 inches; snow
fall inches. This has been the cold
est and by far the wetest May that l
have any record Of. J. II. MAXWELL.
| Ivan Erickson was arrested last
Thursday by Marshal Fuqua and locked
up in the city prison. He was brought
before Justice Bear Friday morning
and plead guilty to being drunk. The
Justice fued linn the costs and sus~
pended sentence if ho would leave the
city, which he did.
The conference of the German
Baptist Brethren will meet at &C.
dar Rapids, Ia, juno 3rd to 9th,
1892. The G. St. P. NJ. & 0. Ry.,
will sell excursion tickets to Cedar
Rapids for one fare for Round trip.
Tickets to be sold May 30th to June
9Th, good to return until June 80
1892.
Patrick Sweeney was brought to thi:
city from Adrian last week to stanC
trial before Commissioner Hildretl
and a medical board for examination
rs to his sanity. He was kept in jui
till Tuesday when he WAS taken before
the commissioner and Drs. Webb anC
Moore. After putting him through ;
severe test, Sweeney was pronounced
capable of taking care Of himself and
discharged.
Use TomlInson's Quick Relief Oil
and be happy. 1t cures Group, diph-
tneria. coughs, colds, neuralgia and
all paid. 1t is soothing, healing, ard
penetrating. Tomlinson's Dead Sho,
cures diarrhoea, cholera, cramps and
collie. Once usei, always wanted. Ap-
plying dead Shot" first and "Quicl
Relief O!l' Immediately after, will
plenty Of friction, cures rheumatism
Sold by Warren e Ilumiston. 4Om3
|
This is the great week Of the school,
year in Worthineton. Tie public exer
cises began on Sunday evening, whel
Rev. IL. p. Cory preached the sermon
TO the Graduating Glass Of the High
school at the Congregational Church
large audience being in attendance
The theme of the discourse was, 'Puri,,
Of Character,' which was DR. mt, d ir
clear and scholarly manner. Rev
VIM. Bear and Rev Rob't McCunt
assisted in the services. Public exam
nations in the different rooms
throughout the week, closing with the
Gradu;t ing Exercises at Masonic Hal
on Friday evening.
Our townsman, Frank Nc Lean, met
with sci ions, and what might have
proved Il fatal accident, Wednesday
tie was clustering Louis Mauch'.
l1ousa, about two miles southwest O.
town, and Tuesday evening drove ii
home with broncho hitched to y roa(
; cart. The next morning he started
= back to work, and when about hal
, way the horse suddenly became fright
8 ened and began to kick, hittin,
! "Fr"nk' in the face, just below tn,
; right eye, and severally injuring tina
t member He was also cut undtr tn,
, chin, had a tooth knocked out AM
f was otherwise Injured about the face
p He was rendered insensible for shor
. time but recovered and returned t,
8 town y here his wounds were dressed
r lie looks as though no had passe,
| through thrashing machine, but say
k he is still on earth and able TO do III
$ ,Fb'st job of plastering Of a,;y man il
1.-The West.-Adrian Guardian. .,