The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-09-06
W0RTHINGT0N ADVANCE.

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Corn shelters at j.. d. Humis-
tons. 4-tf
For SALE.-Residence, corner of
Third avenue and 18th street. 49,
3-tf H. E. TORRANCE.
W w. S. Lewis has moved his stock
of goods into Mr.. Bly's refitted build
ing. r. & j..
Corn stalks are worth money, get
harvester of John Humiston and
save them. 3-2w
: Hon. G. P. Shepard was down
from Marshall last week and moved
his family to that city.
Call on Bob & Nels, in the Will
son building, for low prices in cloth
ing. They can save you money. ~
We are glad to state that neigh
Dor BLY, is rapidly improving, and
will soon be attending to business
again.
Its short job to cut a field of
corn with a harvester-get one of
John Humiston. Every machine
warranted. 3-2w
The Woodman of America have
permanently located themselves in
the A. Q. U. W. building. 1t is a
pleasant, convenient hall.
Arthur Rose, of this Office, has
been quite ill for the past week. He
is on the mend now and will soon be
able to resume his position.
Henry Kaiser is arecent arrival to
our town. He says Worthington just
suits him and he proposes to set his
stakes here, and eat his steak here,
too. @~@% III. i .,
Editor Haislet, of the Adrian
Guardian, was here on Monday to at
tend the convention, as an interested
spectator. He took frog legs and
Budweiser for dinner.
There was a pleasant party, at
Mr.. and Mrs. Peoples last Friday
evening. Cards formed the chief
amusement. Mae Church and E. X.
Smith took the head prizes.
Violet, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellein, of cholera infan-
tum, Sept. LIST, 1894. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the Evangel-
ical church by Rev. Mr.. Draeger.
You can make money this year
by cutting up your corn-a harvester
will do the work in short order. John
Humiston has them for sale, and
guarantees every machine. ,3-2w
John E. King put on pair of
Will Wells cuffs and came down
from up country and took in the big,
harmonious republican convention.
Johns paper covers the field as a
democratic organ.
II will take stock of all kinds in
exchange for organs and sewing ma
chimes for a short time only. Mrs.
G.. E. Brown, one mile north of school
house. Write me at Worthington
and will call on you. 4w4
w. W. Loveless has purchased
the Glasgow property, occupied by
the city meat market, and will refit
the building up for his grocery es-
tablishment. Consideration $1,000.
This will give Mr.. Loveless more
commodious quarters.
We neglected last week to men
ton that Bro. Fairfield, of the Heron
Lake News called. He had been
over to Rock Rapids, where Mrs.
Fairfield and the children were visit
ing for few days. He reports bust
ness at the Lake good.
Count Antonio Schaefer is the most
persistent advocate of fusion in this
district. In last weeks Democrat he
proves to his own satisfaction that
the production of eggs has increased
in this country. This is of course
the strongest kind of an argument
for more fusion. It is simply unan-
werable-Murray County Herald.
Bob & Nels, in Wilson building,
have opened up first class clothing
store. They carry full line of goods
in every department. Mems clothing,
childrens clothing, hats, caps, neck
wear, etc. They have established
themselves here to sell goods, and
propose to do soft good goods, fastest
.+v1os and In vest Drices will bring