The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-03-14
Railroad Time Table.

way EIoignI 40 y U 81.
stock !, Fss 81 So. e 81: q: 20 pm
Passenger 1 ia. Il y a. I. 40 am
Mas Freight No. il. v. y. SIS pm
s sssi f FssSsst az rs IS 80 ~
sIOUN FALLS BRANCH Me- s
@ LEAVE. ARKIyE.
Accommodation. n: 4: 2o am Y :o5 pm
B, &c. II, 8 y.
5s LEAVE ARRIVE.
Pa ssenger,. . 4. . 4. 4. v. :45 am 10 pm
John Blair called Saturday
Joe Mckay is working in the
English Kitchen.
Judge Wytock was SICK on last
Wednesday and did not hold court.
Home sugar cured hams, III cts.
25tf EUREKA MEAT MARKET. 81
Money to, loan at per cent and
per cent. 21tf HEDBERa & CLAUsEN:s
Wanted corn and oats; highest
cash prices paid BY Newton, CLANCY
q & Co. 3sas 25tf
FORK team for sale cheap, for
cash or on time. Enquire Of
.s 3:O-4w T. "A. MILLER.
Lace curtains laundried and sat-
isfaction guaranteed at the Worth
ington Laundry. 934-tf
Anyone having bicycle to trade
for q town lot, please call at this Of
+ fee. Il
-Kinbrae Herald: w. 2. Deyoe,
Of Worthington, was in town this
week talking real. estate deals with 7
E. Cole. .ss 5:.=.... 7. ISL
Wilson Borst, prominent lawyer
of Fulda, has moved to Window. He
still maintains an office at Fulda, and
has placed E. p. Roddis, a promising
young man, in charge.
"A newspaper or an individual
may put in months and years saying
good things of a man, and it is all
right, but let the least thing go cross
wise, or some truthful but not alto
] gether creditable remark be made,
and all the good is at once forgotten,
.@ Il. A. States has joined the club,
and submitted his upper lip to mod
ernizing process Of the tonsorial artist
and those graceful curls, SO much adj
mired ~ the ladies, are now in the
hands of the hair dresser, there to
4 meet the fate Of all hair that growth
too much. ...>s.
Brother N ebster, Of the Sibley.
TRIBUNE, was elected ma or Of his
town last week. II Webster has
conducted paper in that city good
many years, telling the world about
its advantages, etc, and it is only
right that he should be honored by
being elected mayor. 7
-Madelia Messenger: Represen-
tative Shell, of Worthington, has in.
troduced an insurance bill in the. leg
islature It's provisions propose to-
revise the insurance laws Of the state
t and protect the citizens from Wild.
Z cat insurance. If it will also protect
our citizens from the voracious NAV
of some insurance companies that
are not claimed to be wild it
will serve good purpose. n
z ]. A New York firm by the name of
j. C. Lawrence & Co. sent us circu-
lar last week, rendering us their
agency at this point. We see our.
B selves selling wall paper. Yes! We
believe in patronizing home institu-
= tions, and as long as Worthington
has several wide-awake dealers in
wall paper don't believe we will find
it necessary to buy our wall paper OF
Lawrence & Co., let alone disposing
of it to ourdel nquent subscribers on
commission. ..
The Sibley Tribune says it is
told Of an O'Brien county farmer
that he went into a drug store and
for the first time saw a phonograph.
He was told to- drop nickle into the
slot and hear the music. The farm
doubtingly dropped in nickle, put
the tubes in his ears, and after listen
ing minute started for the door
with the hasty exclamation: Gosh
all fish hooks! Here comes brass
band and / left my mules unhitched
Awarded
slightest Hotfors or;d's Fair.
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