The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-16

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The "Jewel" steel range is ahead
Of them all. See the samples at Ev-
ans Bros. "A. \. s3 is33s i
Evans Bros. have the finest tins
ner and plummer in Worthington.
All work warranted. y. M
"A good house and barn with q
acres of land close to business part Of
town for rent after Nov. 10Th. This
property is for sale or exchange for
80 acres of land. It'll NJ. E. LAYTON.
Money to loan on, improved land,
long time and easy payments. Call
on or write to
(24-tf) z. R. CHENEY.
"A. F. Diehn returned from Man
kato Friday, where he attended the
shooting tournament. Mr.. Diehn did
not have his shooting clothes on, but
reports having good time. z4sss
r. E. Mclean, Of Adrian, passed
through town Saturday en- route to
Duluth, where he will serve on the
Federal grand jury which convenss
in the Zenith city next Tuesday.
Who ever saw trees and grass as
green and all nature as beautiful at
this time of the year before7 Who
ever saw gentler showers more
flowers better chances for good
crops? tIs3S.
The editors of Southwestern
Minnesota will hold their simmer
in Jackson, Monday, May
20. The boys will be royalty enter
tanned by the citizens of Jackson.
They propose to end the days festiy-
tiles with a banquet at the. Ashley
house, one of the best hotels in; the
state. .ss,a
We neglected to mention the fact
that the Adrian Guardian passed its
twelfth mile post last week. The
Guardian has screamed long and loud
for Adrian and has done it's sharesin
our western neighbor
from cross roads hamlet to a bust
ling little city. May your prosperity
increase, Uncle Sam. s..
james Manning, of Worthington,
will establish a newspaper at Heron
Lake, of the Democratic faith, we
presume, says the Adrian Democrat.
Mr.. Manning is an able writer and
is we'll acquainted with state and
state and national politics. He ought
to give the people of Jackson-county
a splendid newspaper. Nh
The business houses at Albert
Lea have adopted the early closing
idea. Worthington merchants could
follow the example set her neighbor
and lose nothing in business way.
Give the clerks an opportunity to-
get out little during the summer
and they will do as much
and better work. "
The Magnolia Advance says:
Zone of the neatest swindling.
schemes of the day is the contract
used by fake tree agents who will
probably be around this season to-
secure orders for trees for delivery
next spring. On it's face the buyer
can countermand the order at his
option and it is harmless little sheet
full of names of trees but on the back
is an iron clad agreement that will
cause anyone who signs one lots Of
trouble if he wishes to countermand
the order and which gives the firm
the right to select any trees they seeI
it with which to fill the bill. Look
out for them and don't sign any orders.
in book form.'' n
In speaking of Rev. Walt
hansen who will come to Worthing-I
ton this year the Beaver Creek
Magnet says: 81
Rev. Walthausen, who for I'll
Of years has been pastorl
If the German church SEVERAL
niles northeast Of this city, left
IN Monday to attend the annual
conference. Rev. Walthausen'sl
many Rock county friends regret,|
hat he has served his full quota
If years AMONG them and will be-
transferred to pastures new. Hell
mas been tire1ess worker for the
church. and much good has been
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