The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-06-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Examine j. D. Huniston's line
cr wind Mills pumps,a feed grinders,
h rse powers 5 ana corn Shelters, etc.
Best On the market ~. ~. ~ 49, .,, ...,
Carl .Nelsoa, Carl johnson and
1-Andrewa swenson came over from
Sheldon Saturday having completed
engagement with the Omaha: at that
place. .1@%.4 q Il s;s,,t}H t.s,E@@H ,as~
Nov: VI We have, got Il, The DeEKalb
Hog Fence. Z Come and see it before
you buy ,r.'-fv-:,r.3 vi j: - + ;slg45s:
j. Trr1H41LL LUMBER Cow PANs.
E,e'3 ss'f - rs a>T't -, u - "a. .Ss%
- i,'ss7:4,i.A yr%>% E..<',s -, - 80 u
Constellation is expecting q young
e. brother from RQekfo "a &; next ltx
week, who will remain iu5 sWorthiug-
4 ton d u'ringg: the summer and help. il
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn,s, are
said to be '.'the best layers IN the
world".I furnish eggs for setticg from
prize winning birds cheap. ~ -.
80. ~. - w. W.. ". j. McCULLoM; Bird ave.
| Mrs. Fred Mason, has been serious
ly i'll during the past week. from
blood poison.r>1Dr. Neill of Sheldon
was called to consult. with. resident
physicians and she is now considered:
out, Of danger: 4 ,sgx gst,e.:. -. 49,.
ssE6-SherriE;s y Ajuderson reports the.
crop prospects the most promising
ever beheld in Mobiles Co..! He makes
several TIL s weekly to different
points in the county and being an
old resident is a competent Judge. a.
The G. St. P. M. q 0. R'y. are run:
ming their elegant parlor cars on the.
day, trains between Sioux City and.
St. Paul The charges are unusually
reasonable for the comfort passengers
njoy in these cars For particulars
apply to G, Morrison, Agent ,." Vs. 4l-6
a meeting Of Of the Mobiles County
Fair Association will be held Satur-.
day, June 18th, at 200 p. M: at the
office Of c., NJ Crandall. "a, All officers
of the association are requested to be
present to perfect arrangements Tor
coming fair. ' a 5@> wy ~ az ,,.1:
.ss.' ~ 'sFiddlerI was, @ ~ '. - ,'aI., ~
< ssr,> Fiddler am, - o5<j as1&" ~ 4
49, H. Fid iler 7 Remenyi,",i >saaq "a
once wrote the eccentric but talente d
violinist, whose early appearance in
this city. is already the talk Of the mur
steal population. Opera House 1 e June
10Th 1885, ~ls..s1o.t aas>.s; ~ - sor ass4
"A train Of six cars of distinguished
railroad officials passed through here
Saturday night; among then, were
Marvin Hughitt Of the C. & NV.
and the local officials Of the Omaha.
They were going west on the 800"
Falls line but the washouts prevent
ed and part of them went. to Sioux
City the others. returned and went
TO- Pipestone. Vi ,:fga.s92sssE s&sa., ,9grss%a
The Mobiles Go, Old Settlers AS
ISOLATION will have a basket picnic
at, Lake; Park in Worthington 81 on
Saturday, June 10th, 1895. All set
tiers previous to jan 1st 1876 are en-
titled to membership and and it is
hoped will come to- the picnic. The
next annual meeting will be the first
day of the Mobiles County Fair this
coming fall. All are invited to the
picnic. 4 3 ,.i,a DANIEL SHELL, Pres.
]. .aet1 R: B. P1so q sec'y.4a
DR.. D. B. Thorn gave, a lecture on
Turkey and aArmenians at the u Con-
gregational church Sunday afternoon
to an audience of over three hundred
people at least, the church was filled
to it's utmost capacity. The lecture
was attentitively listened to and ap-
preciated by the entire audience. II
was one Of more than unusual. inter
est, being delivered by person that
has spent over twenty years in Turk
ey where the worst, atrocities Of man
kind could ever conceive have been
committed I'D ID ..sai /. ]. ssts:a f,l.sa,e
cad ChlldEen Cry forl