The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-15

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LOCAL.
Oats, "a
Flax, s.
Corn, 35c.
Eggs, lac.
Barley. Is to Csc.
Wheat, GOc. to G5,
Entter, l5c.
Potatoes, so
Cubeb Cough Cure-One minute.
Mr.. Frank Kennedy spent Sunday at
Adrian.
Jersey sweet pOs;stoes
5tf W. w. LOvELEss.
Mr. William Mari, of Adrian, was
in town on Saturday.
Finest grapes in the market
5tf W. W. LOvELEss.
County attorney Daley was called to
Adrian last Monday on legal business.
Chickens, turkeys, ducks, etc..
bought at my store. Highest price in
cash. 4t2 J. II. Bly,.
.. W. Freeman, Esq, of Adrian, was
doing business at the Hub, on Tues
day.
See the Flying Dntch1nau sulky plow
the best made. Sold hy
3-3t J. u. HrM1sroN.
Miss Mary Kennedy picked bios
SONS from a tree that had ripe crab
apples on last Thursday. The tree is
on Mr.: Geo. J. Days pasture lot.
WANTED:-Immediately, a teache,
for school in district 4S, Worthington
township. Apply to E. F. Whitney
clerk. 51t*
The Trnnesseans gave a splendid
concert on last Friday evening. The,
we'll sustained their high reputation
The NJ. L. church was benefited to tie
amount Of $1,000.
Have just received carload al
Flying Dutchman Sulky Plows. The
superior of all piows
33t J. D. HU,11sroN.
Mr.. NJ. E. l.awton left for Tolonc
ILL.,, last Monday accompanied by Iii:
uncle, Mr.. Snyder, of that place. Mr.
1.awton will return with his wife anc
family next week.
Mr.. W. W. Loveless returned HON,
from Sioux City last Monday where h,
purchased supply Of fruit, candle S
ETC., for his lew store which will l.,
open in Il few days.
The Mobiles County Wuman's auxili
AIRY to the Columbian Exposition vii
hold II Whittier's memorial mtetiu:
Tuesday, Sept. 90, at 3 p. M, at tht
residence Of Mrs. Warren.
The W. e. L. T., will hold m Others
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Rakpstraw
on Friday afternoon, Sept. lG, at :
O'Clock. All interested are most cor
daily invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ii. Chaplin, con
"ected with the French Safety Cnr-. OF
Sioux City, Iowa, spent a couple o.
days iii Warrington this week will
Mr.. JOS. Lowe and other friends.
Rev. John Anderson, of Massa-
chuset!s, brother to Rev. s. Anderson
vt this city. was in town last Friday
on his way t" Sluyton. lie has ac-
crp'ed call to the Swedish Lutlera,
church at that place.
FoUND:-On Sunday, Sept. 4th. or
the road running north aud south be
tween Chaney's aud Brnard's, u Ger
man Catholic prayer book. The finder
Can have same by proving property ant
paying charges, at this Office sit
Corn Belt Exposition to be held al
Mitchell, South Dakota, Sept. Isl Il t,
be held Sept. 18th to Oct. 5th. I'll.
=. st. T., NJ g. q. Rwy will sell rount
Tip tickets Sept. 9th to Oct. 1st, aut
Oct. 3rd to 9TH. for So - for rouni; trip
Tickets good to return until Oct 9Th
1892. std
Palm Brothers aud Strcm are build
ing store, 24x3O, with T. foot pests ol
the lot owned by Majnr Thu,bcr, be
tween the ADVANCE block and Bly,
store, TO be used by themselves AS
furniture and undertaking store. TIN
building will he ready for occnpatio,
about the 18th Of October. Thus th
work OF building up the town zoe
m"rrily or.
The land merchants Of NU,thingto o,
are h.rd ut work this week Showing
lands and negotiating Sales. $. NJ
Thomas reports the sale Of Que hal
section to Mr.. Drhn, Of Iowa, and ~
acres t" Mr.. HiIstedt, OF Illinois, Bot
will locate on their new purchases
MI. Thomas reports the sale of fou
eighty acre pieces to persons who bu,
for speculation.
The ADVANCE deeply regrets the de
! ;'altnre of nnr rsterlntu friends. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Mckillop, who hav
gone IT, their farm at Long Prai lie
MINI. They resided in Wortl incto1
township for many years and were no
only g"'M nelg'A rs, but also enter
p'iSi"g farmers and public spirited cit
liens. We and our readers will mis-
the bright, newsy paragraphs whic
every week Game from the pencil O
MIS-. NJ. We hope she will let rs kno,
how their new loca, ion appears to them
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