The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-01-21
LOCAL..

LOCAL.
Oats, %.
Flax, IS
Corn, 25e.
Eggs, zoe. a
Barley. 20 to SOC.
Wheat, Toe. to Is. T.
Butter, 16c.
Potatoes, Csc.
Hay, loose 4 90 to 90. {
" baled 4 SO to 8 90.
Cubeb- Cough Cure-one minute.
Mrs. Rev. II. p. Cory was quito sick i
on Monday Of this week. s
Patronize the Farmers Mill and use
Worthington -four. 2o-tf. q
Miss Mamie Mitchell is visiting her q
friend, Miss Grace Smith, at st. Paul.
Mr.. E. e. Pannell has cut and stored
about 1000 tons Of ice for use in the c
heated term of 1892.
Emigrants tickets from all parts Of
the old country for cash or on time.
Cheapest at
2l-2l* $. KINDLUND.
Mr.. Ray Ilumiston is in st. Paul
this week, attending to his duties rs
member Of the State Board of Phar-
macy.
For a lung aud throat ointment
there is nothing that cam beat Diamond
Oil. After once trying it you will
never be withoutit it.
Go and DO likewise. If your whis~ ,
kers are grizzly and unbecoming, use
Buckingham 9 Dye and they will look
as when you were younger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Firth left last 9
week Wednesday for the State Of New
York to visit the family of Mr.. Joseph
Chadwick, formerly of this city.
Fancy boxed paper, note size, frs
class paper, with Worthington heading,
q sheets and p envelopes to the box, ,
at 25 cents per box, ut :
T.. ". SMITHS.
The Quarterly Conference of the NJ.
E. church will he held on Monday
evening at the residence Of Otis Bige-
low, 1T 80 y. m. Rev. Geo. r. Hair
will preside.
If you are troubled with lame back.
caused 10y kidney tronble, try Diamond
Oil, and have immediate relief. Every
J bottle warranted. See directions with
each.
Miss Drake, 2nd assistant principal
Of the Worthington High School, has
resigned her place. The principal and
| the LIST assistant are doing the work
until an appointment shall be made.
MoKEY TO LOAN for l or 10 years at
lowest rates. NJ Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL Of the loan any
time. Write or call on
46 GEO J. DAY.
-
n large number Of Worthihgton
ladies' used their leap year prerOgativp
of asking their gentlemen friends to
party at Masonic Hall on Friday even-
ing Of last week. They report very ,
large gathering and 4 pleasant social
time.
A Remarkable Case-Mr. Walter
Wheeler, Of the Washington Mills,
Lawrence, Mass, for two years af- |
tlicted with varicose veins. accompan-
led Ivy troublesome eruption, was
completely cured after taking eight |
bottles Of Ayers Sarsararilla.
There WAS but one jury trial at the
late adjourned session of the Novem-
Der general term, the case Of H"ffca mp
W.. Taylor. and that one did not settle
the controversy, one juror held out
against the eleven, and the result WAS
the discharge of the jury. and we sup
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FOR SALE.-SD acres, with 20 acres
fi"e grove of trees thereon. East half !
Of southwest quarter of section p, d.
wald township, 6ve miles from Worth
i"gton. Apply to A'pheus N. Smith,
room ZIG Chamber Of Commerce, Chi
cago. or Daniel Shell, WoIthington.
Minnesota. 1srf
Mr.. II. Z. Crawford, of the WORTH
inetoh Bank, has been kept to the
house Ivy Il seve attack Of the grip for
number Of days He don't like to lie
Gagged up, but has had to submit. Like
the other sufferers, he has been made
to know, experilnentally, what the
> grips.
The pre.tirst sight IN the world is a
tret~y woman's feet in Jersey Lily
boots, aud since Dr. Bills Cough
syrup cures all sorts Of colds aud costs
but rs cents, all women are able to
wear them.
The earth moves. Evidence, you
s Can buy i iirst-class iniment, Saliva
/ ton OIL, for 25cts.
X Mr.. Ray HuMiston was honored last
: week by receiving from Coy. Merriam
y u commission making him member
of the S:str Board Of Pharmacy. Mr..
Hum'st"n il perhaps the youngest
y man ever appointed to this importal,,
= position. Int hp is we'll quail &. Il for II,