The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-09-28

A good heating stove, (almost
new with an oven, for sale cheap.
Burns hard or soft COAL 7-3t
a,, J. H. BLY,.
Ed. Gibson, of Slayton, spassed
through Worthington Saturday last,
on his way from Rock Rapids, Iowa.
Ed. is one of Slayton's solid business
men.
H. M. Lamb, the big machine
man from Mankato, was doing bust
ness here last week. Lamb is just as
democratic as he is big and good ma
tured.
Ray Humiston, the druggist, has
a good ad in this paper. A more
complete line of pure drugsand fancy
goods one cannot find in days
travel.
Badness is often preceded or &C.
compared by grayness Of the hair.
To prevent badness and grayness,
use Halls Hair renewer, an honest
remedy.
There was a large crowd out to
the oyster supper, last Friday evening,
given by the young ladies of the Con-
gregational church. All present en-
joyed themselves.
Rev. Mr.. Graves, of Bigelow,
made us pleasant call last Thursday.
Our acquaintance with Mr.. Graves
dates back a good many years, and
we appreciated his call.
The ADVANCE has large stock of
wedding stationery, and new type
We make very low rate on this class
of work, considering the quality of the
stock and workmanship.
Mrs. S. Wilcox, of Rushmore, one
of Mobiles county's best farmers made
the ADVANCE a call last Saturday. Of
course he enrolled his name on our
subscription books.
-Brueno Poppity has been appoin-
ted postmaster at Heron Lake, and
Geo. D. Taylor at Fulda. Both are
first class men and will closely look
after Uncle Sans business.
The supper given Friday night at
the Swedish Lutheran church was
highly enjoyed by all. The popular
Swedish cornet band enlivened the
occasion with few choice selections.
Mr.. Geiger's eating house, near
the depot, is open for business. Frank
is geniel, clever fellow wand thorough
ly understands his business. When
going out on the night trains stsps in
and get a lunch.
T Tommy Schaeffer, of Rushmore,
who, report says, has strong pull on
the powers that be at Washington,
was here last Saturday. Mr.. S. is a
travelling salesman and owns a big
farm at Rushmore.
"A son of Mr.. Samuelson's met
with an accident Monday. He was
going to the lake for water, having on
his wagon a barrel; in some way the
boy fell and the barrel on top of him,
cutting his face badly.
Ed. Wilson is something of a fine
horse fancier himself, and has recent
ly purchased a pair of yearling FLIES,
from G. M. Crandall, that give pro-
mise of being something extra. They
are full sisters, and handsome as the
ideal horse.
Rev. Robert McCune left Tuesday
morning for St. Paul to attend meet.
ing of the Grand Lodge of X. of P
as delegate from the Worthington
lodge. Our lodge will be we'll repre-
scented, and Southwest Minnesota will
be heard from.
M. NJ. Judd, of Mcintyre, Iowa
was here last week, looking after his
farming interests, and visiting rela'
tives. He expresses himself as well
pleased with Mobiles county, and notes
with pleasure the many improvements
made since his last visit here.
Rock County Herald: Carl East.
wood has moved to Worthington, and
the ADVANCE will be issued this week
under his management. He has put
in a splendid outfit and will give
Worthington what it has long needed
"a first class Republican paper.
We learn that Father Englebretch