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

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str W. W. LOvELEss.
Mr.. will Saxson left last Saturday
for tile Owatonna military school.
LOsT:-F"untain pen, owner will be
suitably rewarded by. returning same
to this office. sit
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give a supper in G. Il. r. hall Friday
eve., Sept, 18th. Everybody invited.
WANTED.-A girl to do general
Homework, at Mrs. D. Roirer's. First
house south of WorthinRton Hotel.
Mr.. Carl Samuel<on has taken Mr..
Adam Ayers place in Warren & Hum
iston's drug store, while the latter goe
to the school Of Pharmacy at Chicago.
l will receive in Il few days the larg-
est and best assortment of candies ever
brought to Worthsngton.
5-tf W. ". LovELEss.
F. r. CouQhran. the landlord of the
Worthington House, left for short
visit to Sioux Falls, 5. D. He may
stay long enough to take in the State
Fair.
For SALE:-For Cash or on time, or
will trade for horses or hay, All almost
new hay press. Apply to
5-tf HAZARD & STOUT.
John Flannery, of Adrian was I'D zed
in the county Jail for ninety days on
Monday charged with resisting an
officer while the latter was III tie dis.
charge of his duty.
.. q. Crumbs e., is again at his old
stand, in charge of the Swedish Mer-
camille Co. elevator. Grain is not
moving very much as yet, but in few
weeks our stree is will be filed with
teams hauling t" market
Annual Encampment Grand Army
Of the Republic, Washington, y. C.,
Sept. 20, 1892. The g. st. p. NJ. 4 O.
will sell tickets Sept. 18th to goth, good
to return until Oct. 10Th, 1892, for one
fair for round trip. sit.
Damon Il D>yo report sales as fol-
lows, all but one piece to actual set.
tiers, and all improved farms. one one
half section and two One-qlarter sec
tions to different buyers. one half Sec
ton, and one eighty acre farm.
Ed. Thomlinsun was brought to the
county Jail last Tuesday TO await fur.
there Examination before Just ice uallas,
1T Adrnin, lie is charged with shoot>
ing one F. r. Robinson. The patient
is not dead, but fears are entertained
IF Il fatal result of his wounds.
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BREWSTER, Mimi. Sept 5, 80.
The firm of Fairfield Il Peverill is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Frank Fairfield will conduct the busi~
ness, collecting all accounts and paving
al debts of the firm.
FRANK FAIRFIELD,
4t2 "A. L. PEvERlLL.
Agnes Elliot, aged nine years,
the daughter Of N. II. Elliot, of
Round Lake, while playing around a
haystack yesterday evening, stepped in
u hole, and had the misfortune to
break her right arm. She was brought
10 the Western House, where the frac-
tured member was set Alright by Drs.
Curran and Webb.
BY agreement between the meat mer.
chants of Warrington, they will close
;heir markets on Sunday hereafter.
They will keep open until a late hour
on Saturday night, So that all may he
able to lay in their supplies. This is a
good movement and we hope all our
our citizens will sustain them in it.
They will he closed next Sunday.
The Beard of Aldermen of the city
# Lemars, Iowa, consisting of Jno.
Adams, J. I. Mohan, J. II. Wiuchell,
&. Z. Osborn, Thos. Adamson, G. D.
Heron and F. p. Whitney, passed
through this city last Tuesday on their
way to Sioux Falls, $. d., to attend Il
banqnet rendered by the officials of
Sioux Falls. While here they were en-.
tertained by the members of the COM
mon council of Wortlington, who
showed their brother councilmen due
attention.
Shil"h's Cure will immediately r..
!ieve Group, who"pirg cough and
bronchitis. AtC. II. Babcock's. m
The Prohibition party "f Ncb'e e.,
county was represented Ivy Il conve.l,
ion Of thirteen members. which met
1T Grand Army Hall on last Saturday
.ftrrnorn. E. r. Ruc'an in the chair
and Mr. Mr.. Il. Thomson, secretary.
Tie convention nominated Ant'rcw
Hamilton, of Graham Lake, for treas
"'e';J. e. Thorn, Of Olney, for Sheriff
and I. Il. Mcguire for County Super.
intrn'lent. 1t was left to the county
Executive Committee to fill ND the
ticket for the offices of auditor. regis
ter OF deeds, county attorney, probate
judge AID coroner. j. NJ. Paine was
nominated in district No. |, for county
commissioner. The proc edings were
very harmonious. AS Chairman
Buchan has studied the moral phases
of the question, more than the strict
parliamentary routine of political
conventions, J. NJ. Manning, ESQ
chairman Of the Democratic county
convention, kindly connselled the con-
venti"n, when it was in danger Of en-
tang'emen', so that all went smoothly
thereafter. ln the urhani! and neigh
bor'y generosity Of Mr.. Manning, we
have type Of the coming politician of
the post mi'lennial period, who will.
,vl,iIa very .1il;ucp,lu lnDl.;c~ cex.. A.