The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-29
LOCAL..

LOCAL.
Oats, "a
Flax IS
Corn, Soc.
Eggs, l5c.
Barley. 25 to 35c.
Wheat, 60c. to IS,
Butter, 15c.
Potatoes, SO
Keep your alley CLEAN.
Cubeb Cough Cu1e-one minute:
Attend the meeting at Masonic Hall
Sept. 80:
An of the Shaker medicines at Bah
cocks drug store.
Water is being. put into the school
building this week.
; Clean the streets and alleys, the
cholera is in the land.
j. Miss lrma Wilson returned home to
Min neapolis last Friday.
keep absolutely pure maple syrup.
!. LovELEss, TIE GROCER
y change in the time table went into
effect last Sunday as shown by our COR
rected time card.
give as much sugar for dollar as
any one else.
LovELEss, THE GROCER.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. I.awton with
their children returned home from
their extended visit abroad last Thurs
day.
Wanted-A young man Of steady
habits to learn the blacksmith'S trade
Apply to W. J. Dougherty, Rushmore
Mobiles Co., MINI.
The Harvest Home Festival ant
Social ut G. A. Il. hall last evening wa;
we'll attended and tho occasion of al
enj"yaale time.
For Rent-A good suite of rooms t,
rent by the LIST of the month.
MRS. BROWN,
Gt1* At Western House.
I Judge Dow received telegram
( from southwestern Iowa on Tuesda
announcing the death of his wife,
father, and !, # the same day to atten,
the funeral.
! Messrs. Julius Palm and Ang. Stron
have been to Minneapolis making pul
| chases Of furniture aud carpets TO
their new store which will bt opened
ab:ut Oct 18th.
| For Slle-One or two hundred sheep
number to snit purchaser. Inquire OF
Sec 33, Graham Lake township, or ad
dress, }. II. DENTON,
| 90 Kinbrae, Mobiles Co., MINI.
| The sports and am,Is.ments at til
| fair yesterday AFTERNOON were interest
ing an enjoyable, The program f.
J this afternoon will he the best of al
and large crowd is sure to he in at
tendance.
rox.t fam vv,ic Si.N,,a sravo In don
good work on tie street leading TO til
Fair Grounds this week. The road Ia
been made wider 50 that teams ca
pass without Inconvenience, aud muc
improved otherwise.
/ The Worthin:ton Postohice is bein
overhauled and new furniture is bein
put in place Of the old. A large nun
Der of new lock boxes will he addeC
The change makes it more c0nvcnier
FIR both postmaster and PATRON
| The Republican, State Committt
announces that Hon. Il. G. Evans wi
address the people Of Worthington All
vicinity, on the political issues Of tn
day, 1T Warrington, on the 26th da
Of October, 1892. Mr. Eva,ss is Il lit,
( sseaker and will interest all who CON
to hear him.
Rev. James p. Pinkham, of Mime
apoIis, addressed the Prohibitions,
of Mobiles county IL G. A. II. uAli o
Monday evening. Rev. Pierce, {
Fulda, opened the meeting with prayt
and f. F. Buchan int reduced IL
speaker, who occupied two hours al
u half in telling the wrongs Of the tw
old political parties.
Among the uleanost Ut all THEY,
are those who sneak into farmer
orchards to rob the owners IT the
fruit. While W. E. Stoutelnytr. Il
Pre- silent Of the County Agricultur
Society. was, with his family, at t!
grounds making preparations for Il
GINNING fair, sume thief stole from h
trees four Or five bus lels OF fine err
apples. We hope the sneak thief wi
bc found and properly punished.
On Friday forenoon of hast week NJ
Anton rennyson, n German farmer :
siding in Ransom township, on Sect it
Is, met with y very serious acciden
lie was cleaning away some obstru
ton in front Of moving machin
when hi; horses star ted, and the sick
broke the large bone Of one Of his leg
and the small bones Of the other. u
Webb, the surgeon in charge of Il
case, is trying hard to save both linn