The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-08-16

III 4uA0' way, OuAsAdy 1deV, VuoAI Gull
marriage anniversary.
-Nels & Bob are expected here
next week to be in readiness to open
their clothing store Sept. LIST. They
will make great push for business.
There will be service in Saint
Johns Episcopal church on Friday
evening of this week, at IS o'clock, Rev.
F. W. White, officiating. All are well
come.
A. Goddn, druggist, Birmingham.
Alabama, writes: "Please publish
some of the testimonials I have sent
you for Japanese Pile Cure" Ray
Humiston.
Real faith never grows weak by
having to wait. Sufferers taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla for chronic COM
plants should be patient and the re-
suit will be satisfactory. Hoods
Cures.
Geo. Eyland of Adrian was
among the ADVANCE callers yesterday.
Mr.. Eyland is a candidate for the
republican nomination for register of
deeds. He is amply qualified for
the. position, and if nominated. will
prove a winner. ~
w. A. Funk, of Lakefeld. made
us call Monday. Mr.. Funk is
county, attorney for jackson county,
and an orator Of considerable promi-
nence. His voice will be heard this
campaign in the principle towns in
this part of the state. ~
Cashier Moore is cutting down
some trees around his residence. He
set the trees out % years ago, and
they are beauties, and it seems almost
a pity to cut them down, but there
are too many of them about his place
for health and comfort. "
u Dan. Shell has a farm over in
Rock county. Last week his agent
wrote him that the renter had thresh-
ed and his share of the grain was
six bushels and fifty-six pounds of
fairly good wheat. The agent asked
what he should do with the grain,
suggesting that Dan. had batter have
it shipped to Worthington for his
winters bread.
-Thos. Baltiff is announced in this
paper as a candidate for register of
deeds, subject to the decision of the
county convention. Mr..
Baltiff is an old soldier, thoroughly
competent for the position, and is de-
serving Of recognition. He has been
a resident of the county for Is years
and has a host of warm personal
friends who will do all in their power
to help him secure the nomination.
The Farmers and Citizens Bank
opened for business yesterday morn
ing. Thomas Bardon is president
and Geo. J. Day cashier. They will
transact general banking business;
and have money to loan. We believe
there is ample room in Worthington
for three banks, that all of them will
do good business, and we are pleas
ed to note the fact that Messrs. Bar
don & Day have established their
bank here. They are located in the
Nicols & Day building, opposite the
court house.
BY the removal of the Lewis
building, recently damaged by fire,
an old landmark-an old pioneer
building around which cling pleasant
memories of the misty past, is effaced.
The building was erected %
years ago this summer by Charley
Goodnew, then postmaster, and was
used by him for post office and real
estate office. The ADVANCE of that
date says: "Worthington now has
one of the most commodious post Off
ces in this part Of the state"
We are informed that Worthing-
toms popular recorder, A. L. johnson,
is in the field for the Office of register
of deeds. Abe is one of the best
qualified men in the county for the
position, and his large personal ac-
quaintance will be of value to him in
the nominating convention. He is a
true blue Republican, and if nomi-
mated will prove sure winner. The
village of Worthington has Is votes in
the convention, and it is reaonable to
suppose that Mr., johnson will have
most of them, ~. 80 =