The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-04-20

Mr.. John Nswton, we learn, is kept
to his room by sickness.
Eight g 'od work horses f'r sale by
1878 J. y. HUMIsTON.
Andy Mcdowell, Of the Adrian
d ,mocrat spent Sunday in this city.
Mr.. Axel Sterling is putting in new !
floor in the village Jail. and making it
more secure. /
Mrs. c.. l.. Bond has opened candy !
factory in her rooms over Loveless'
grocery store.
Mr.. David Wagner IS kept to his
rooD, over J. II. Biy's store, by an at
tack of humps.
!lr. N. p. Nelson , Of the firm Of Mel
son & Son is suffering from;s hemhor-
rage Of the lunga.
Elitor Perry and wife were passen-
gers on the train bound Tor Siblcy on
Saturday afternoon.
The many friends Of Miss Pearl Bah.
cock will be glad to learn that she has
50 far recovered from her sprained
ankle as to be able to be out.
Mrs.F.R. Con5hran has been severe
~ afflicted will, an abscess in one Of
her ears. and DR.. Andrews TT Mahkato
has been in consultation with DR.. Cur
ran on the case.
Any who wish to contribute trees for
planting on Arbor Day can procure
them by SLING Oh II. NJ. Palm, chair
man OF the committee in charge
Read lis notice in another place in
this paper.
Rev. II. T.. Cory returned from IL g
Prpsbytery and Sunday School institu
ut Marshall on Friday. lie had u good
time, lie was moderator Of the Preshy-
terry ard chairman of the Home Mis-
siOnary committee.
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On Tuesday afternoon an Italian
woman was arrested by Marshal Fuqua
for peddiing jewely and trinkets with
ont procuring village license. Jus
| tice Bennett assessed !. fine Of S. which
she refused TO pay. She was therefore
committed to the county Jail for five
! days.
Mr. ). NJ Thomas, wiO has been in
the land business for the last two years
in this city, left on Saturday for Mar
S'nlltown, Iowa, where H. is t" become
the landlord Of the Windsor Hotel Of
that plac,. Mr.. Thomas is gentle
manly business man, and we are sorry
to lose him from our city.
Officers Andeis son aud Fuq,,a had Il
t,ssle with il couple Of trau,ps on Sat
urday night, AS tn y were making thei'
"move on" and showed fight, hut wer+
brought to Il Short halt by the strong
arm of the police and lodged in Jail
where they made things lively fol
awhile.
Read what Insurance Commissioner
Hon. T.. n. Smith Says: Tine Alliance
Hail and Cyclone Mutual Insurance
company, of Austin, MIMI, was The
only one that paid losses in full last
y-ar For Insurance, or particulars
call or write :. ki"dl'nd, Worthi"gt"
Ninn., agent for Nnhlas aud Jackson
c;,unt.s. Office over lIu,nistom Il Co.
hardware store. :3S
Mr.. a. T.. Van Dam, living y few
mills from town, was IN Warrington
one day last week. He aud his lireo
imam start "a home in lie evening and
arrived there about 8 O'Clock. They
discovered the house on fire. and b.
fore they could get there in time t.
h.lp the building, ard all its contents
were destroyed. lie had in his cellar
GoO bushels Of potatoes, which were
toes alone will bp $40. We did no,
learn the loss on his house and furni
lurr, but it must have been quite as
mucl, as his lost in farm products.
The amateurs who played "Jededial
Judkins. Justice Of tie P,ace,' for tue
beneit OF the ". rthingt"n Brass Bant
on i tuesday, night, pei formed with very
great credit to themselves, and with :
prctit of 1T least $50, which will he DE-
voted to new uniforms for the band
The Masonic Hall was crowded TO r.
plction, and the audience was lptteI
satisfied with the performance tina,
audiences usually are with profession.
ais. If the band shall proffrr ano, he;
entertainment, we have no doubt the!
will secure enough money to make it!
uniform good, attractive and substan
tia!. Olr band already makes frs
class music, and its Efforts to serve tn,
public should meet with cordial sup
port aud appreciation.
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Saturday sumo young men. whose
names We omit out If regard for their
worthy and respected parents, came t.,
W"rthington and filed up ut til
SALOONS. The liQnor Was Of the riotOn
sort and they forgot the home l+ss,n
which they had been Taught. and use.
insulting language to the peace officer
who tired to quiet them. On Monda,
one Of them was brought befor
Just ice Bennett aud tined SIS with costs
Two others escaped over the Iowa lin
but concluded afterwards t. come &
| Wurf L. IL ufAn a nd havta their 1asoa rlis