The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-12-15

SaSaSS
ABS0llr
LOCAL.
Cubeb Cough Cure-one minute.
nr. c. Sbattuc is building q new
barn on his residence lot.
Mrs. F. Heron, in lighting gaso-
line stove burned her face severely on
Monday last. 49,. .
Mrs Celia Spaulding and Mrs. Dora
Barnes, Of Nebraska, are visiting their
mother. Mrs. Ny -rs, in this CITY, -.
Judge Brown was In town last Mon
day on his way home from Jackson,
where he had been holding court.
Six good horses for sale cheap for
cash or on time.
18 St. J. D. IIUMIsToN.
See the great offer which. Nelson &
Babcock makes for the benefit of his
customers, in our advertising columns.
Mr.. Will Post sprained his ANGLE
while skating on Saturday There is
u pain twin born with every pleasure.
Day & Nichols had u new safe put in
their store on Friday. Bring on tho
Christmas business-they are prepared
for it.
Rocking chairs, an innumerable sup
ply suitable for Christmas gifts, ut
THE Furniture Store in G. A. Il.
Block.
Sheriff elect Thorn and wife were il
town yesterday aud attended the libra
ry party in the evening. They were the
guests of Treasurer Moberly.
| II. NJ. Palms new advertisement
should receive attention. lie pu, vrys
we'll for all who wish to furnish their
homes substantially and elegantly.
We regret to be informed that the
little daughter Of Mr. Frank Little
field, formerly of Worthington, is dan.
gerously i'll. The family now live III
Marshall, MINI.
Our old friend ]. $. McManus, OF
Edgerton, was in town seeing his
former neighbors and transacting bus
mess. lie looks as it we'll and enjoying
life as in other days.
Mr. E. L. Swar,z bought of viii
McLain last week three lots ut Il cos,
of $500. He intends to build a nc,
residence on it next summer. Thus
the growth of the city goes on.
A bright, new attractive advertise
ment is that IF Warren & uumiston's
this week. They are doing il rushing
bu s.ness, and still they are ready and
willing to wait ON more customers.
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Carpet Sweepers, HassOcks, Rugs.
CLICK shelves, etc.. at TIE Furniture
Store in G. A. II. Block. 1872
Worthington business never was
better. Oar business men appreciate
( the Importance Of printers ink. Tie
ads" are all worth reading. Let thu
people hear Of you and you will hear
from them.
| Another comfortable convenience
has Teen added to the Worthington
notel: \ storm protection covering thu
entrance to the It1ice. Landlord
Coughran is determined that his guests
shall! be comfortable.
1t may lie we'll for farmers to look
out for grain thieves. An extra lock
on the granary does not cost much and
may save a good deal. a grain thief
tried to Sell some stolen stuff the other
day to one Of our dealers.
Mr. Geo. Mackay has gone into the
milk delivery business in this city. ard
will deliver milk to his customers in
all parts of the city every day. Mr.. NJ.
is a prompt aud careful man and We
bespeak for him liberal patronage.
Lounges. low in price, first class in
quality, elegant iu style at TIE Fur
"itu,e Store in G. AR. Block. 1872
A fellow giving his nam- as Geo. F.
Gala CHER was arrested by Marshal
Anderson last Friday for raisi: g a
disturbance in Sh-ldon's restau,a ant.
Justice llildreth sent lin to county
jill for 80 d rs. In the words of the
immortal Grant, lei US have peace.
| On Wednesday last u -man passing
the store Of Mr.. 5. V. Wyckoff coolly
hell. Led himself to an overco. hanging
in fro:.t Of the window. Tie action
Was noticed by Mrs. Wyckoff, who
called Mr. W. to look after the larce-
ner. When called upon to ''halt," the
fellow stopped and was turned over to
Sheriff Anderson. He wilt have a
hearing before Esq llildreth to-day.
The "l.ibrary Party" for tie benefit
# the Co. g:egaticnal Sunl; y ~cl'oo,
Library Fund held at the pastors resi-
dence last evening was largely attend>
I'd. Tue Warrington orchestra play
ed 4 march and an overture, with their
usual taste and skin, rs an ihtroduc
ton to the literary exercises, which,
consisted of brief dramat izations Of
scenes in popular books-mnny Of them
works Of fiction by the test uthors.
The auditors who til 'se TO c. mpete for