The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-12-14


Fresh Hal every Friday md Sat-
turday y Landberg 4 g. V !, Az.
W. W. Loveless has ! change in
his ad this week. What he rays will
interest you. 'sSJ ss5s an
Ray Humiston has hung out !
huge banner directing attention .
his immense stock Of holiday goods.
If you want 70 buy Furniture
cheap come and look over our com
plete stock which We now sell at r.
duced prices. Palm Bros 4 Strom.
-Carlstedt & johnson have opened
up in their new quarters, il tho Wilson
building, and are ready to show you
their fine line of shoes, just received.
The grand jury of Blue Earth
county returned indictments for muir
der in the first degree against Jno.
Layne and Conway. The "noose"
apparently hangs over this pair.
We regret that it is impossible for
US to continue the story that has been
running in the ADVANCE, this week
Some large ads will drop out soon and
then we can again begin it's publica-
ton. - <~''
While looking for holiday pre-
sents call at my hardware store and
look over my stock, which is complete,
and contains many articles that would
be very acceptable chris tmas presents.
MARVIN HAMMOND. 18-tf
The resume of the past years
work, published in the ADVANCE last
week, was prepared by County Sur
veyor Milt. Smith. We believe it was
very accurate as we have heard no
unfavorable comments. Mr.. Smith
never sights any job entrusted to
him.
The Southwestern Minnesota
Editorial association meets at Window
Monday next. A fine program has
been arranged and all who attend the
meeting will be we'll repaid. They
say old Huntington, of the Reporter,
is just spreading himself to, make it
pleasant for the boys.
There are 81 columns of adYer-
Using in the ADVANCE. 1t shows the
enterprise of our business men.
It goes without saying that the adj
vertiser is the man to deal with-he
moves his stock oftener, therefore his
goods are always fresh and nice. He
handles more goods, therefore, can
and does, give more liberal prices.
The next quartely meeting Of the
Worthington Mission. of the Eyangeli-
cal Church, will be held at the Bethel
Church of Ewington, jackson Co..
In the absence of the presiding elder
Rev. Wolthansen of L'iverne will
oficiate. Rev. Mr.. Dreager also
began protracted meetings
in the Bethel Church this week
Tuesday.
-'That that ever-peaceable, quiet
virtuous, righteous, scholastic town
that Carl Eastwood lives in, has a
row in school and the superintendent
of the city school has been arrested
for assault in the second degree, for
whipping fourteen year old boy till
his legs were bloody. Worthington
is nothing if not away
up in G."-Windom Reporter.
Eb., that is a "bloodly" lie, and you
knew it when you wrote it.
Report of school in district No.
SO in Biglow township, for the month
ending December: Total number en-
rolled, 10; average daily attendance;
1877. Names of those neither absent
nor tardy; Alma Larson, Leonard
Nordquist, Tilda Lason, and Emma
Faukee. Names of those not absent;
Alma Larson, Leonard Nordquist,
Emil Larson, Daniel Fauskee, Emma
Fauskee, David Fauskee, Henry
Fauskee, and Tilda Larson. Number
ofvisitors /. MATTE BARNES, Teacher.
The "Growler" in the Jackson
Republic says: Carl Eastwood of
the Worthington ADVANCE gets out a
good paper for a fact and it is eagerly
looked for and read. We always
claimed post Office spoiled an editor
and it did Eastwood at Heron Lake
but he is making it up. The Globe
a. Worth;nofon haS chanfyed hands