The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-02-28


n Mrs. Rev G. Brown has been
very poorly Of late.
Take your corn and oats TO
Newton. CLANCY & Co. 25tf
Capt. Burnell made a business
trip to Sibley to-day. .##
Il have 800 acres on % Elk to rent
for flax. HARRY S. HoRsoN.
Rooms to rent, first or second
floor. call on Julius Palm. 25tf
Dress Making done at my resi-
dence on Fifth Avenue. Mrs. q. S.
Bulls. a. 2pd M
"A good farm hand wanted. Must
be good worker and reliable. In
.quire of Alice HI. Edgar.
Mrs. w. j. O'Connor, who recent
" bought out Mrs. Cheney, is closing
out winter goods at way down prices.
Transact your Land, Law, Loan,
insurance or collection business with
Hedberg & Clausen, Cowan bldg. tt
Il am intending to sell my furni-
ture., Anybody wishing to buy same
come and see me. Mrs. CASH, over
Washers steam laundry.
We wish to call the attention Of
our Round Lake readers to the new
correspondent we have secured at
that place. He writes lengthy let
ter and his items are up to date.
B. w. Kerr, of Rushmore, called
last week. Mr.. Kerr has well drill
that is guaranteed to go down to a
depth of 1000 feet and is open fol
contracts fer making deep wells.
Congressman McCleary has Sc
cured increase of pensions for R. J.
Tyler, of St. James and H. M. Clark,
of Window. The old veterans have
in Mr., McCleary warm and en-
thusiastic friend.
Il wish to announce that l am
closing out all winter goods at below
cost prices. These goods must be
sold to make room for my mammoth
spring stock. -.
MRS. w. C. Posi-, milliner.
Last Monday was the 44th ami
versary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Hildreth.. The ADVANCE
hopes that this estimable old couple
will live to celebrate their diamond
anniversary. Il
Word has been received from
Mr.. Evans, the new hardware man,
that his goods will arrive Monday OF
Tuesday. Mr.. Evans is a pleasant
young gentleman. and he and his
wife will be welcomed to our grow
ing city. :. 25
For rent and for saleeaa sec. II
Hersey twp; nw4 sec. 9, Ransom twp.
WI sec. 8, Worthington twp; ST swa
sec. %, Graham Lake twp; ne4 sec
80, Lorain twp; 81 sw4 sec. rs, Bige'
low twp. 29t4 GEO. w. Wilson.
August Falk opened up his new
shoe store yesterday, and is now
ready for business. He is handling
the famous Fargo brand Of shoes
and warrants every pair he sells. He
has large stock to select from and
is making prices right: Watch his
ad in the ADVANCE and note the
bargains he will offer.
Chaplain Robt. McCune came
down from St., Paul, Friday morning
and remained until Monday morning,
the Notwithstanding adjourned tc
that time. The elder is looking
fresh as a big, red rose, ana says his
duties are not SO arduous but that he
can find time to enjoy good health
which is highly plasing to his many
friends here. The elder, a good many
years ago, was member of the Ohit
Legislature, where all great and gooc
men come from, and says it seems a
little odd to him to be obliged to ST
and hear others talk and not be al
lowed to say word. Bro. McCune
has never been accused of keeping
still at all times; and when he talk:
always says something. The House
elected good man for chaplain, and
he will earn his money anyway, ever
if he does not save a member. They
are not all past praying for.
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