The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-04-04

- See LOvele6S price llSJ. i5.
Council proceedings in this pa
per.
Howard Brothers have lot Of
horses for sale. =. 4:
Take your bill Of builders hard
ware to Evans Bros. g
Willis Howard will work his
fathers farm this season.
Great inducements to cash buy
ers at Evans Bros hardware store.
Daniels has a new ad in this
paper, one that will interest the Ia
dies. r.%'--
Business has not been very brisk
this week. The farmers are busy
seeding.
The "Jewel" steel range is ahead
Of them all. See the samples at Ev-
ans Bros. .g.2s.
Notice the market report in this
paper. They are the latest reports
and are reliable. IT..
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the gun club did not have
. shoot Saturday.
Evans Bros. have the finest tin
ner and plummer in Worthington.
| All work warranted. ~. - ~,-
a dance will be given at G. A.
r. hall next Wednesday evening. A
good time is promised.
If you contemplate making a
purchase of wall paper, do not fail to
see my line of new goods.
BLVD II. M. PALM.
We understands Will McCune
has embarked in the newspaper bus
mess at Woodstock, and will fill a
long felt want.
Following is the market report
for to-day: Corn, 4Oc; oats, 25; wheat
AZ, 4S; fax, $1.15, $1.20; barley, 40;
butter, 8, 10; eggs, 8; potatoes, IS;
hogs, 4; cattle, $1.75, $500.
DO not order your hog, chicken,
cattle or garden fence until you have
/ seen the Kits Imam Woven Galvan-
lied wire fence, manufactured and
sold by S. Kindlund, Worthington,
Minnesota. 33w1
H, B. Tibbetts has been reap
| pointed superintendent of the water
works and city engineer. Mr.. lib
belts has fulfilled the duties of the
office faithfully in the past, and bis
reelection meets with approval OF all
IS. f. People and Mrs. Bulls
\ returned from st. Paul Friday. =
B. Plots, E. A. Trip, O. G. Grund-
stein, r. W. Moberly and wife re-
turned on Saturday. They report a
profitable session and pleasant trip.
This has been a lively week fol-
the ,west-end metropolis. On Mon
day evening the Hotel SHADES new
saloon was opened with proper Ger
emonies. Last evening Thompson rs
saloon was also opened. Adrian now
has six saloons, two of which are the
finest in Southwestern Minnesota.
The through service offered the
travelling public by the Nickle Plate
Road. IN Yes St L r r. is unsur'
passed. The perfect passenger ser
vice of this road with the we'll known
excellence of the West Shore and
Fitchburg Roads recommends itsel1
to the travelling public. Wagner pal
ace Cars and Dining Car daily on
through trains to New York and Bos
ton. For additional information see
your local ticket agent or address j
Y. Callahan, General Agent, l9s
Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois. 34w4
Mr.. sinnette, late of Gowrie, la.
was pleasant caller Wednesday
He has purchased the Covey farm, in
Elk township and expects his family
this week. Mr.. Sinnette said he was
we'll pleased with Mobiles county and
its people, and said that he could buy
land here for one-half the money ne
could in Webster county, Iowa, and
be could not see any great difference
in the land, at least not enough to
come anywhere near making up the
difference in the price. The farmers
of Iowa are beginning to learn this
fact and are coming this way.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah W.
Dow, who died at noon, March 18th,