The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-12-22

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LOCAL.
Cubeb Cough Cure-0ne minute.
DR.. G. Il. Currau went to Minneapo-
lis on Monday. /
There are some bargains for you at
Day s. Nichols.
Mr.. r. f. Baker has gone east 20
visit sick brother. ~.',..-s t.
Day & Nichols, distributing agents
for Christmas novelties.
A number of new street lamps have
been put in place this week.
You can get II nice album If Day s.
Nichols at prices that will surprise you.
A six months old child Of Mr.. VIM.
Ruske, Of Round Lake, died last week. |
A nice fresh mix candy at 10c Id.
Mixed nuts, 1:lc u pound.
LOVELESS, the Grocer.
Mr.. L. $. Fuller. Of Red Wing, Minn..
visited Mr.sI. b. Newkirk and family
this week.
Six good horses for sale cheap for
casl, or on time.
l6 Ct I'D. HUM1sTON.
William Ditty is putting up \ new
ho,l se east of Mr.. James Mackay's resi-
dence.
Mr.. Al. White is building 4 home for
himself in the Ciary Addition, Of very
respectable proportions.
Mrs C. S. Newton and son John
were among the passengers that got
off the Omaha train Monday.
Carpet Sweeprrs, uassocks, Rugs,
Clock shelves, etc. ut TIE Furn tn
Store in G. a. Il. Block. 1862
Mrs. ". II. Randall, Of Lnverne,
spent Sunday in this city the guest of
MI. and Mrs. Mr.. NJ. A. Nichols.
Lounges, low III price, first class i'll
quality, elegant in style at THE Fur
nitnlc Store in G. a Il. Block. 1872
A fellow named O'Conner, who stole
at overcoat of Mr. s. v. Wyck"tf las,
Wednesday was sentenced to 10 days
in the county Jail 10y Justice llildretI
last Friday.
The new res dehceo Ut Mr.. John L.
dene makts Il good beginning in The
way of filling up the eastern sid'' IF tn
| Clary addition, and will ,nake.A iine ap
| pr;,rance when finished.
have employed extra help. so dom.
fret about not being ahle to get waited
ON. LDVElESS, the Grocer.
| Mr.. Ed. Warlen'S new house is NOV
ing onward and upward, notwilhstand-
ing the cold days Of u .cembar. Tint
the sort ut enterprise Wur,ling,on':
| young business men are Cul;ivAting.
( No delays Oh account Ut weather.
Mr.. N. L. Mann's new mansion is a
most h .ndsonle acquisition to cur vii
lage. It is Ola one of the pleasantes'
drives and will Call forth the admira
tim Of all passers by. The water mains
have been laid out to lis pre- misses.
! am headquarters on candy and
nuts. I will venture the assertion that
[ am selling more candy and nuts than
any two stores in town. My prices
sell the goods.
LOVELESS, the Grocer.
Rev. NJ Fraser. who has been con-
Quoting the Presbyterian mission at
Adrian for several months past. has
gone to Chicago, aud will probably
soon take charge ofarromising church
IN Milwaukee. Mr.. Fraser leaves
Adrian with the respect and confidence
If the community, whose good wishes
follow him to the scene Of his future
labOrS.
/ have just got in one large dray
load If candy, which attn selling at
prices that sell it.
I.OVEI.ESS, the Grocer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Palm gave u re-
cepti"n party in honor of the marriag.
of their son Arthur and Miss Mackay.
The attendance was large, and II spleiI-
did social time was enjoyed. The re-
fres!'ments were elegantly served, and
the most sincere c"ngrat ulatjons were
ten'Ier.d to the bride and her husband