The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-01-17
Judge Dow has been re-a appoint
ed deputy sheriff.

Judge Dow has been essaPpolns-
4 ed deputy sheriff. III NJ.
The al. o. NJ. w boys expect to
4 get rs more new members soon.
Money to loan At s per cent and
lis per cent. 2ltf HEDBERa 8 CLAusEN.
Auditor Kendlen and Commits
sioner Lindgren are Is Chicago for 4
few5days. VI .s5sa
There will be services at the
Episcopal church Friday evening at
80 o'clock.
Geo. Curtis will leave for ST. Paul
tomorrow night to be absent about
three months
He'd berg 8 Clausen have put up
some handsome signs the work Of
Artist Synkerson. IN
A. L Dunlap, and wife, Of Heron
Lake, attended the a. O. y. M. ban
quet Monday night H.
The county commissioners will
meet next Thursday to consider bids
for hardware and furniture. 3
Mrs. Ward, living out On the di-
agonal road, is quite i'll. Or. Curran
was called out to see her Tuesday.
Insure your life, houses, furni-
ture, stock, etc with III Iceberg & Clau.
sen in new Cowan building. 2ltf
e. G. Church Of Marshall, Mich,
father Of Of Mrs. Eastwood. IS here on
| a visit, and will remain some time.
f. "A. Howard called last week to
renew his subscription to the Al
VANCE. He has taken the paper about
III years. ii
A son Of Henry Williams was
quite i'll last week. DR.. Clark went
out and set the young man right with
old nature.
There were 81 births and %
deaths in w orthington during the
year 1894, as reported. to health Off
Ger DR.. Curran. 45
Alfred Larson who wasn't on
earth when this paper was st rted,
called Monday and subscribed. al.
fred is starting out right
Rev. E. NJ. Lumm came over
from Rushmore Monday and rode the
"a. O. U. w. goat in the evening. You
ought to see the goat now &
u. S. McManus Of Edgerton was
here the first Of the week. He has
recently traded his farm s. this coun-
|ty for ) stock St general mere ndise.
good house and barn with III
acres of land close to business part 81
town FOR rent after Nov. 18th. This
property is for sale Of exchange for
go acres Of land. [tf] N. p. LAYTON.
Edgerton Enterprise: NJ d. Law
ton, the Worthington real estate deal
or, came up Monday g close up .
land deal which he has made for ]. s.
McManus. He returned home Tues
day afteonoo
The way to reach catarrh is
through the blood. Hoods SaIsapa-
parilla, by purifying the blood, re-
moves the canse Of the disease and
permanently cures catarrh. Take
only Hood z. fS4z
=. A. Trip left Tuesday morn
/ ing for st. Paul to attend 9 meeting
of the state board Of corrections and
charities as a delegate from this coun-
IL. He will return the latter part Of
the week. #!5.t III A
That ungodly fellow who has
been lifting coal from the ADVANCE
establishment will have more coal
some day than he can comfortably
get along with. We have made ar
rang with Old Nick 70 give
him the hottest corner in hades when
he shall have slid from this cold
world down to perdition. A man
who is mean enough to steal editorial
coal ought to freeze to death and then
roast for all time to come. .1 1S3|
In its report Of the meeting Of
the board Of Corrections and Chair
ties the st. Paul Dispatch says: 81. NJ.
Palm, Of Worthington, was 70 have
presided at the meeting Of the com
mittee on public care Of the poor, but
ii his absence his paper was read BY
E. "a. Trip. y The subject Of the pa
per was 'The County Poor; How
u n ~ -, ~, 30 xeS3 fxr ~ 4;c r,s,css.