The Worthington advance., 1895-03-14

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I Leave word at this Office. If Il
Mrs. Cal. Moon has returned
from her visit to Heron Lake. IS
w. "a. fShawvcr,z of Luyerne, was
in town Tuesday, buying hay.
Mr.. Green, Of Traer, Iowa, was
here the first Of the week on business.
James Mckay was called to New
York last week, by the death of his
uncle. 80 y r, = !. " E ~. Z. ".
"A sudden movement $of w. r.
Hall prevented runaway Tuesday
morning. .s .:.s.5 .:5,- -.g i *s< III.
"A good farm hand wanted. Must
be good worker and reliable. In
q',ire Of Alice H. Edgar. II
I ohm Albright, Of Algona, Ia,
and j. A. Lee, Of Bode, Iowa are in
town looking for more land. {.
Transact your: Land, Law, Loan,
insurance or collection business with
Hedberg & Ciausen, Cowan bldg, If.
Captain Burnell is located in the
Deyoe building next to the steam
laundry, where he will be pleased to
meet his friends. !: .s.::
Wall paper--an elegant~assort-
ment at lowest possible prices at the.
Furniture Store in G.. A: r. Block.
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We are told that the ladies will
be out in force on election day. The
temperance people seem to be work
ing in harmony this year. ~
Mr.. Wood, Of Traer, Iowa, was
here the first of the week on land
business. He says its an easy matter
to sell Mobiles county land. 49,: .
II Our stock of lumber began to ar
rive this week; don't get excited but
come in and get our prices.
31-2w TuTH1LL LUMBER Co.
Halls hair renewer is pronounc
ed the best preparation made for
thickening the growth of hair and re-
storing that which is gray to its orig
inal color. ~,5> .., 1w -
= A temperance orator. not many
miles from Worthington, says print
ers, as a class, are drunken set.
That may be true, but they don't go
about the country telling Of it.
Anyone having live pigeons for
sale will find q cash buyer By calling
on Fred Humiston Of the Worthing-
ton Rod and Gun Club. The club
would like few for next Saturday.
Pure rich blood is essential to
good health, because the blood is the
vital fluid which supplies all the Or
gans with life Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the great blood purifier. - lw
l. Il have very recently received al
large assortment of corsets-latest
styles and patterns. lam selling them
very cheap, and invite the ladies to
call. ..s.; Mrs. w. c. PosT.
r r For it's best advertising columns
the Chicago Tribune charges $4,000
year. The ADVANCE only charges
500 year and yet some of our mer-
chants do not avail themselves of
this opportunity.
: Sheriff Thorn is expected home
today, having landed Chas. Baldwin
in the reformatory at Red Wing, and
Eddy Bills in the reform school at
St. Cloud. The sheriff stopped a day
at St. Paul on his way home. -
j. H.. Fairchild, Of Grundy
county, Iowa, was here the first of
the week looking the town over with
view of locating and putting in a
wholesale grocery house. No better
point could be found. Our railroad
facilities are excellent. ~,
The motion to have receiver ap
pointed for j. D. Carroll, court house
contractor, was quickly disposed of
at the last term of court. The evil
dence at hand showed that there was
no need of such an order. Mr.. Car
roll, we are pleased to say, is all right
financially. = Ssa -...
An error occurred in the Brewster
items of last weeks ADVANCE. It
stated that Olaf Noren Of this place
and Miss G usta Liloquist of Brewster
were married on March 1st. It
should have read Olaf Noren and
Miss Augusta Brink were married on
March End. 60
"cap" sociable will be given
by the Epworth League Friday eve
ming, the 18th, at the home of Mrs.
sv1s ~ L.