The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-06-23

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ABSOlU1
LOCAL.
Oats, %
Flax, so
Corn, 800.
Eggs, !5c.
Barley. 20 to SOC.
Wheat, 60c. to 10,
Dutter, 12c.
Potatoes, CSC.
Hay, loose 90 to 90.
" baled so to s 90.
Cubeb Cough Cure-one minute.
Auditor Kendlen Is in Chicago this
week.
For sale or trade-A side saddle.
Mrs. Blown, Western House.
G. E. Savill AID wife left for Canton,
ILL.,, on Tuesday morning. Mr.. S. will
return in about week
Mrs. Geo. .. Moore, and her son,
Geo. T. Moore, returned home from
Carleton College this week.
Mrs. Waller and family are spending
this week ut Jackson, visiting her
father and mother Christianson.
Rushmore is preparing for Fourth
Of July celebration. The people there
will do it right, if they undertake it.
Do you want il corn planter ? Of
course you do. Go to H. c. Shepard's
who has just received new consign-
mtnt
County Commissioner Graves
and Robert Shore, Esq, Of Ran
som, called at the ADVANCE Office
last week.
viii you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizpr is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by G. II.
BabcOck.
Major Thurber and assistants this
week trimmed up the trees in the Court
House Park This is a much needed
Improvement.
The towns of Ocheydan and Sibley
suffered from Il cyclope on Tuesday.
Rock Rapids, Kingsley and Luverne
We're visited by the same storm.
DON'T forget that Mrs. Brown, Of
the Western Hotel, has organs and
sewing machines in exchange for stock
Of all kinds. 444J*
Mr.. 20. Edwards, IF Worthington
township, lost Il valuable six year old
horse. and q good COW, 10y lightning
stroke, during the severe storm of
Tuesday night.
SI'i'nh's Vitalizer is what you need
for constipation, loss Of appetite, dir
illness, aud all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price IL and IS cents per bottle. Sold
by G. II. Babcock.
The Southwest Minnesota Editorial
Association will meet at Slayton on
Monday, June ~, 1892. A very good
program is announced, but we got it
too late for publication this week.
On Tuesday night a very severe cleo
trical storm occurred in this section,
doing considerable damage The dwell
ling of Judge G. ". w. Dow in the
township OF Ransom, was struck by
lightning. The extent Of the damage
we have not ascertained.
r. &. Drew, Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Cooperative Printing co. of
Minneapolis has been attending the
Sons Of Veterans Encampment here
this week. Mr.. Drew had the honor of
being the foreman Of the jury which
l"cihrd the famous suit OF Donnelly VS.
The Pioneer Press Company, in which
the plaintiff was remunerated in one
dollar damages.
Andrew Corrie, living on section 80
Ewingtnn township, had tho misfoI-
tune to lose his dwelling house and all
its contents by fire on last Monday
night. The occupants We're awakened
by an apprehension Of something being
wrong, only to find the building all
ah!Az', and they had no more time than
was necessary to escape themselves.
Oiigin unknown
The Democratic convention ut
Chicago Is at work as we 90 to
press. Hon. ". L. Wilson, of
West Virginia, is tho permanent
president. The nomination of
Grover Cleveland for President is
considered certainty. Ex-Gov.
Gray, Of Indiana, is considered iii
the lead for the Vice Presidency.
The convention will emphasize the
McKtrley tariff as the chief issue
OF the campaign.
Rheumatism is i very bad thing,
It causes infinite pain.
Try Diamond Oil for a While.
iou1l wear a broad smile,
And never be troubled again.
We notice by Sioux Falls special
to tl'" Minneapolis Journal that "V.
+. Thayer, proprietor of a large furni-
ture house here, died Sunday evening
Of cancer Of the liver He came here
from Worthin.to Minn." This will