The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

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LOCAL, |
Ask For Shippers.
The schools are closed this week for
spring vacation,
Farm for rent near town. Inquire
at Bank of Worthington.
Jos. Rolph, from Iowa. is anew
conner to the village this week.
Mr.. John Meyers, of Brewster, was a
visitor at this office on Tuesday.
Eight good work horses for sale by
1918 J. D. HUMlsroN.
NJ. f. Lawten, Worthingtcn, MIMI,
buys and sells farms and city property
at home and abroad. 3l-tf
There will be an easter searmOn
preached at the Congregational church
on next Sunday morning. All invited.
Monarch, and Victor tanning mills
are the best. Sold by 1885,
J. L. HUMIsToN.
Mr.. D. J. Tenant, the Spirit Lake
popcorn man, has stated pop corn
and candy store in Gilbert Anderson's
old restaurant.
There will be an easter service in the
VI. E. church next Sunday morning
consisting Of music and recitation 10y
the children of the school.
Having returned from Spirit Lake, l
will preach ut the &. A. r. Hall next
Sunday at three y. M, as usual.
A. d. TRUMDULL.
The Max Dick Concert co. will give
one Of the finest musical entertain
mentS of the season on "Wednesday
evening April 5tl. No one can afford
to miss it.
Anton OF. son and Ole 11olmberg
paid ST. 50 before the bar of Justice
Benefits court on Monday morning
fo, t:,e fur (?) they enjoyed before tl:e
saloon b,r on Saturday evening.
Tiger and Clim,x disc harrows with
seeder attachments, steel frame lever
harrows, /, full stock of farming i'm
plements, best goods at lowest prlc. s,
ut SO St J. y. uUMIsToN.
Mr.. II. F. llovey received Il letter
from his daughter, Mrs. l.. McLea,,
last week from Seattle, Wasl, in which
is the sad Intelligence Of the death of
Mrs. II Randall, on March 2lst. Mrs.
Randall was well known in this city
Mr.. II. i. Tibbets, the suprrintend-
eut Of the Worthington water works
has been rearroinled 10y tie Governor
inspector Of steam boilers, in rs many
counties as lie may chooso TO act III
that capacity.
Mr.. G.. u. Fake, an old and esteemed
resident Of Worthington, remove thi;
week to Anoka, Mimi, We regret t
part with Mr. and Mrs Fake, who hav,
teen SO long and So pleasantly identified
with this community. We wish then
abundant success wherever they max
their home.
lie ID what Insurance Commissioner
Hon. e.. II. Smith says: The Alliance
Hail and Cyclone Mutual Insuranc
company, Of Austin, MIMI, WAS tn
only one that paid losses in full las
year. For insurance, or particulars
call or write 5. Kindlund, Worthingto
Mimi, agent for Mobiles and JAckso
cuunti.s S. Otlice over IIumistun & Co.
Hardware store. 1913
A man who Gals himself John Ryar
aud claims Rock Island, his home, wa
arrested in this city 10y officers Fnqu
and Anderson, for pedslling without
license. .eproves to be II suspiclou
fellow, and it is thought he is want e
somewhere. lie had in lis possessio
several skeleton keys. lie refused t
give his name for some time, but af;e
one or two days in jill lie gave til
above name. Just:c Bonnet sent lii
up for ten days in default Of his fne.
It is one thing to know how TO strik
the strings of the violin so us to brin
out the proper tones and to place til
, fingers on them to stop the vibration
but it is Il power entirely different t
do this 50 as to give u feeling, life, All
, language to the music that one plays
That Max Dick possesses this power t
Il greater tx ent than any other yiulit
is: that ever visited New Ul,n was lie
monstrated Ivy his appearance in On
city last last Wednesday evening
Will. easy al'd delightful his payin,
is at the same time powerful. 1t ap
pe"'S 1T once to the strongest feeling
OF admiration, and fingers with til
listener long after the strings hav
ceased to respond to the tinishc
. touch.-New U!m Review.
::eading the news item in today
ADVANCE of two young men bein
lined each $12 50 for IL plain drunk, a
the court of Justice D-nnett last Mon
day, we could but ask. why do some u
our harl won hiking young men sVuan,le
money in this way? What are the
thinking about, AS they lavish tl,ei
wages IN this sort Of expenditure? VIII