The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-03-28
Railroad Time Table.

Stock Freight No. 49,. ............... 600 pm
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Passenger Nos. ..............4........3 20 pm
Way Freight No, lS................ -. s:55 pm
s Sat tf Fright n H. Is IS ann
SIOUX FALLS BRANCH.
Accommodation. 40 am 1906 pm
B.,C.R, &N.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
The schools were filed with visi-
tors last Friday.
Mrs. Anna Davis visited Adrian
friends last week.
Home sugar cured hams, 1231 cts.
25tf EUREKA MEAT MARKET.
Money to loan at 6 per cent and
8 per cent. 2ltf HEDBERa & CLAusEN.
Have you tried Hansberger &
Sons pure lard7 It is great. 25tf
-Wanted-corn and oats; highest
cash prices paid by Newton, CLANCY
& Co. 25tf
DIR. Dean V. S. has professional
card in this paper. The doctor has a
large practice.
Work team for sale cheap, for
cash or on time: Enquire of
3O4w T. A. MILLER.
j. H. Maxwell has card in this
paper. Mr.. Maxwell is a first class
mechanic and never was known to
slight job.
If you contemplate making
purchase of wall paper, do not fail to
see my line of new goods.
BLVD H. M. PALM.
Il have very recently received a
large assortment of corsets-latest
styles and patterns. lam selling them
very cheap, and invite the ladies to
call. Mrs. w. G.. Posi-.
The Adrian Guardian says: Wor-
Ellington carried no license at the
election held Tuesday of this week.
Temperance meetings have been held
there for several weeks past, over six
hundred signers to the pledge secur-
ed, and the thoroughness of the work
is manifest in the result of the cleo
ton.
Window Reporter: D. C. Hol~
mes, the Sunday school missionary,
had an interview with Harry Hay
ward in the Hennepin county jail,
the other day, and came away impress.
sed with the belief that Harry was
not very conscientious. The world
has long held the same opinion, and
twelve good men of Hennepin county
concluded that by reason of his want
of that constituent in his nature that
he ought to be hung by the neck un-
til good man was made out of him
just as Gov. Miller made good In
dams.
The father who supports an idle
boy and encourages him in the idea
that in some way he will be able to
get through life we'll fed and we'll
dressed is training his son for the
penitentiary or gallows. Even if the
boy is too timid or too clever to
plunge into crime, he is looked upon
by a majority of the people as a
drone who is no use to the commune
ty. Industrious men are reluctant to
permit those fellows to associate with
their daughters, and their old play
mates who are making their way in
he world by honest industry shun
heir companionship.-Ex. /
job printing solicitors are wan
1ering about the country and some
ire doing fair work in robbing the
nome papers of their only means of
support. If business men would only |
for moment, and place
themselves in the printers shoes,
hey would do differently. Business.
men make howl when their patrons
send away for goods, and still they
send away for stationary, and then
expect the home papers to advertise
hem. Where is the consistency?
These solicitors do not furnish you
With as good material and good work
IS the home Offices can and will
Luverne News.
Chaplain McCune administered
4 severe roast 20 the Herald for in
that Representative Shell
lacked amendments to the hay in
5pection bill in order to kill it. In