The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-03
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Republican Ticket.

LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For Representative.
CHAS. F. CROSBY, of Rock.
COUNTY TICKET.
For County Attorney.
NJ. 3. SOULE.
For Connaissioncr-7h District.
I. P. DURFEE
REPUBLICAN, JUDICIAL DISTRICT
CONTENTION.
Notice is hereby given that there will be Il Re-
publican Judicial District Convention held at
Flandreaus Hall, in the village Of Madclia in
the county Of Watonwan, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day of OCTOBER 1871, at two o clock in the az
ternoon OF that day, for the purpose of nominal
ing candidate for District Judge for the Sixth
Judicial District OF Minnesota, and for the trans
action OF such other business as may come be-
fore the Convention.
The different counties will be entitled to de-
gates as follows:
cotfo M;Ttn County SN! "53sjy
FariDault Rock
jackson 2 WatOnWan 2
Martin | Pipcstonc
The apportionment OF delegates is based upon
the vote for Gov. Davis in 1873, as follows: One
delegate for every two hundred and fifty votes
and one for every major fraction thereof, each
county being entitled to at least one delegate.
By order Of the District Central Committee.
j. II. SPROUr, Chairman.
The settlers about Hutchinson, Reno
county, Kansas, are having a hard time
OF it. The grassloppers destroyed
their crops, and some of them who
went out recently to subsist by hunt
ing have been captured by the Indians.
Drouth, cAinch bug, grasshoppers and
Indians arc certainly Affections enough
for one year.
Whether General Grant is a genius
OF not, we believe, is a question which
still remains unsettled, but that he has
remarkable way of saying taking and
quotable things is not to be disputed
For example:
''Nothing but immediate AMI uncon-
ditional surrender"
flight it out on this line if it takes
all Summer"
''I.et us have peace.''
And recently to General Emery at
New Orleans: Put down the insur-
rection. Report afterwards
The ''spirits" have come to grief
The I1olmescs impostors who recently
went extensively into the ''materializa-
ton" businenss and called up the spirit
of ''Katie King" have just been ex-
posed at Dlissfeld, Michigan. Il man
rushed forward and caught the spirit
in his arms and found that "Katie''
was very plump and vigorous piece
of flesh and blood. The lights were in
stantly put out, and the 1Iolmcses came
OF the rescue Of the Esprit" and helped
her to escape. But the miserable i'm
posture has been cffectually exposed.
and the Uolmeses have left Blissield in
disgust.
N0AlINA TTON FOE REPRESENTA- TIVE.
The Convention at Heron Lake, on
Thursday, nominated Hon. G.. T. Cros-
by, of Rock county, for Representative.
The nomination WAS by acclamation
and the Convention was unusually
harmonious. Mr.. Crosby is young
lawyer OF fine ability, is a temperance
man in principle and practice, and will
Worthi'y represent the district.
The Rev. DR.. West is out against the
Rev. DR.. Swing, Of Chicago, with the
following horrible charges: He is "a
pantheistic Arian of the Eutyclian
type, Il monopllysite, a monothelite,
and AYERS that he does not preach the
Apangasmal 3rilliancc of Godhead's
glory, but is {, Macedonian
Daniel O'Conncll drove fi,h-woman
out Of the Dublin market by at lacking
her with geomctrical terms, calling her
a "hypotencu5e," a "rigl,t-angled tri-
angle,' an ''isosceles Triangle" etc.,
terms which she had never heard be-
fore and which she supposed must have
some terrible meaning.
"''''o Ill a. udIue. Al1 Clle
names which can be heaped upon
Dr. Swing will have no effect if
he breaches Christ as q d.
vine Savior. Otherwise he will sink of
his own weight. Peter said that ''of a
truth perceive that God is no respect
or Of persons; but in every nation he
that fearcth him, and worket!l right
eousness, is accepted with him."
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