The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-11

Oct. 18TH, .
Mr.. Bartlett was over from Adrian
Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Robinson are home
from Duluth.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j.. E.
White, Oct. 9th, 1894, son.
.-WANrED-A good girl for house,
work. Mrs G. H. Sibley. 8-tf
Newton & CLANCY have an i'm
portant change in their ad this week.
Mrs. Ward has been quite i'll for
the past few days, but is now conva-
lescent. n.y. .... r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shell are home
from two weeks visit to friends in
Wisconsin. ..-...- .... r....e.rs
Special inducements in blankets
for the next ten days at the new store.
E. j. DANIELS.
Blair and Co., are nearly ready
for business. They have fitted up
their new quarters in splendid shape.
Judge Cloyd, of Illinois, in
company with A. G. Hedberg, called
this morning.
Financial statement of county
funds on hand at close of business
last night, is published in the ADVANCE
today.
Our underwear sales have been
immense, just received new invoice,
and are prepared to supply all.
E. j. DANIELS.
-Hedberg & Clausen have a num-
Der of big land deals on the block.
They are receiving many inquiries for
Mobiles county land.
IN. E. Lawton did land business
in Iowa last week. M. E. reports trade
in his line very good at present. No.
bles county land is in demand.
-Hedberg & Clausen have kept
the ADVANCE presses running pretty
lively for the past few days. We
have printed fourteen different jobs
for them.
The Leeds Importing company
have an announcement in this paper.
They will conduct great sale of fine
stock at their place, near Adrian,
Oct. 18th.
John Mock has 4 card in this
paper. Mr.. Mock is of the opinion
that some one has been lying about
him and will give $500 to the party
who will run the fellow to the ground.
The famous Worthington hotel,
under the management of the popu-
lar and genial F. R. Coughran, is do
ing large business. Many travelling
men make it point to Sunday here.
The readers attention is directed
to J. E. Reigle's new add in this
paper. He has fine stock Of jewe]ry,
watches, clocks, diamonds, etc, and
proposes to sell at the closest figures.
Read his add. ....s.'
There seems to be a death like
quietness about the present campaign.
It is generally conceded that the re-
publican ticket is going to receive a
big majority, and what's the use to
make noise about it.
Candidate Foley, Of Adrian,
Reporter Murphy of Ellsw orth and
Editor John King were callers "at
these headquarters last Saturday.
The boys represent lost cause but
bear up we'll, considering.
Richard the NV, whose maiden
name was Dick Lamb, has been here
most of the week in the interest of
the company he represents. Dick is
anxious to make a few bets on the
result of the coming election but, be-
ing a conservative democrat, wants
mighty odds.
Mr.. Barlow, whilom resident of
this county, but now located in Wis
consin, paid the ADVANCE call We'd
nesday in company with Mr.. r. w.
Moberly. Mr.. B. settled in this
county in 1872, and knows something
of pioneer life. He still owns fine
farm in the western part of the
county.
Auditor J. j. Kendlen made a
business trip to Sioux City Wednes
day. Mr.. Kendlen is not making
hard personal fight for reelection,
but prefers to leave his cause wholly
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