The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-10-01
EPuDLICAN sTATRzTICKH.


J.. s. IRGENS, of Mower.
For State Auditor.
.-,. o. P. WH1TCOMB, of Olmsted.4a-
For State Treasurer.
WIN, PFAENDER, of Brown.
For Attorney General.
G.P.W WILSON, of Winona.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
s H. NICHOLS, Of Otter Tail.
For Railroad Commissioner.
WIN. r. MARSHALL, of Ramsey.
REPUBLICAN, REPRESENTATIVE CON.
TEN7ION-3s TIT DISTRICT -.
Notice Is hereby given that the Republicans OF
the 18th Representative District will hold dele
gate Convention at Heron Lake, jackson Coun-
ty, MIMI, Oh
r. wednesday, October 9th, 1875,
a&l s'clock.P NJ, for the purpose of nominating
n candidate for representative to be voted for 1T
= the November election, and for the transaction
81 such 0ther business as may properly come be-
, The iatlo OF representation will be one delegate
ut large from each county, and one dslesate aor
election. Upon this basis counties will Be enti-
died. 10 lepres. NATION as follows:
S & FAM; f F;;::ss.;;
By order Of the Republican Representative
Dated Sept. 7th, 1875
/. Moody and Sankey will begin series
OF revival meetings III New York Oh
November LIST, to continue all winter.
Chicago merchants report the bust
ness outlook better than it has been
any time since the panic.
The Jackson County Fair will be held
on the 9th and 7th of October. Adjoin-
ing counties admitted and entitled to
premiums.
The Grassllopper Commissioners have
published letter urging the preserva-
ton of the prairie grass us the ''most
important feature of the protective sys-
ITEM which they propose to recommend -
The Evangelical churches of St. Paul
have united in holding religious serv-
ices, with view to revival. Major
Whittle, a layman, is the leader, and !,
Mr.. Brewster, of Chicago, leads the
singing. They are operating upon the
Moody -Sankey plan.
Rev. DR.. Bacon, who goaded Tilton
till he published the Beecher scandal,
is still unsatisfied. lie thinks it is
"bad taste bad taste" in Beecher to
be zip there ut the White Mountains.
and to be taking part in those meetings
He thinks also that the truth about thu
scandal will yet come to light, etc., etc
DR.. Bacon should read that passage O.
Scripture about taking up Islander
against his neighbor.
The Christian Union announces that
Mr.. Beecher's sermons will he published
in that paper exclusively, the Plymouth
Pulpit publication having been discon
tinued. Mr.. Beecher also announce:
that hereafter, instead Of acting merel,
.as supervising editor of the paper, III
will become the chief acting, writing
editor. Arrangements have been made
also with prominent writers in Europ
and America to write for the paper
and We expect to see marked improve
ment henceforth in the Union.
j We have two reasons for being glat
that Mr.. Glover has been nominated
for Representative in the Iowa distric
lying just south of us. In the frs
D.: place, he is /: temperance man of til
1outspoken, working order, and Iii
nomination is, to great extent, i tri
slmph for the Temperance element. TO
that issue was made in the contest be
tween him and Mr.. Barrett. The tenn
perance 1eaven is at work in Osceol;
and other counties of the district, an,
>, We bid the temperance men god-speed
=: In the second place, Mr.. Glover is
journalist, having formerly been one o
tho editors Of the Sibley Gazette AM
recently of the Sheldon Mail, and "
occasionally like to see an editor hon
ored with nomination.
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