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- S-fa' :
Barber having issued q, circular on
the evezof;tle, election, Craft issued the
following reply: '.a15w g.al Iot Esd.
TO THE vo1 '' S.I; Or ~. MOBILES OBJ ];
44.l II s. ss;:s COUNTY. y;l:au.I all 4
My attention has been called tofa
slip issuedb by DR.. r. ID. Barber reply
ing to,some statements made III tie
.AplpY lr4A concerliing the amounts
drawn by him from the County Tor med
ical attendance AS lie has made there
in some incorrect statements with ref,
erence to myself deem it proper to. Isl
sue this in reply. - = S%SS: %. u
!. He c!,arges me with having. drawn
$94.OO from The county in eleven months.
In reply to this, it is only necessary to
say that $1,000 is all I have drawn du=
ring the 1ive gears have been here, and
for all the attendance which this rep
resents, with the exception of $40, I.
had orders from the Board to attend
the cases. =: '7s--
2. The charge made against DR.. Bar
Der that he was in the habit of present.
ing his dad or deferred medical bills''
to the; county for payment, 1 under.
stand to be TRUE. Much of the practice
for which he has drawn the. sum of
$22s:so cents from the county, was with
out orders from tAeb0aru. :: ~. "-
3.'!As to the bill for attending his own
brother lie says: "Ireluctantly put in a
bill against the county for my travelling
expenses .(aothing more) Iii transfer
ring my unfortunate brother to the In
sane Asylum" In reply to this, I will
say that was Judge of Probate at the
time and know, and assert positively,
that So OF this was for examining his
own brother and pronouncing him in
sane. Moreover, his ''traveling expen-.
SEES" were only to st. Peter and return.
and 1 submit that $22.45 is more than
necessary travelling expenses" to the
asylum. The complaint I have heard
generally was as to the principle and
propriety of presenting bill for medi-
cal services under such circumstances.
4. have been in the habit of Waiting.
for my bills until our unfortunate
grassl:opper sufferers could pay them,
instead of putting them on the poor
list and presenting my bills to the
county, as my opponent has DONE. A.
mong the men whom I have been thus
carrying is DR.: r. d. Barber himself.
The Probate fees in the case of his
brother are still due and unpaid, while
he promptly drew bill for his own
services from the county.
s. I am assured by the editor of the
ADVANCE that the bill for publishing
the notice, when DR.. Barber's brother
became insane, is still unpaid. The no.
tice was inserted January l, 1875.
l submit these statements to the pub
lie as facts which can he substantiated.
it necessary, by the af1idavits of the
parties.
J. CRAFT.
Worthington, Nov. 3, 1877.
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HOMES IN THE WEST.

Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN SPOT of Iowa and
Minnesota by subscribing for the Wor-
Ellington ADVANCE published at Wor-
Ellington, Mimi. Send 81 for one year;
81 foi six months. and so cents for three
months, to ADVANCE, Worthington,
MOBILES County, Minnesota"
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AGooD CHANCE FOR FARMERS.

A GOOD CHANCE FOR FARMERS.
We are in almost daily receipt Of
propositions from manufacturers Of pi-
amos, organs, melodeons, ETC., to take
their instruments, paying one-half in
cash and one-llalf in advertising. We
could accept number of these propo-
sitions if we could find purchasers for
the instruments. One farmer has al
ready applied to us for All organ, and if
there are others who wish to secure in
.struments, we can furnish them at con-
sIderably less than they can be had any
vhere else, H. =. 49,.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SUMMONS.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. D..
y COUNTY OF MOBILES, ~
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, I
Henry w. Taft, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles G. Luckey, Alnlela J. tSummOns.
Luckey and Edwin O. Zim-
norman, Defendants. +;
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in this
action, which has been filed in the Office OF
the Clerk Of said Court in Worthington in No.
b!es county, Minnesota. and to serve a copy
of your answer to said complaint Oh the sub
scribers at their office in the village Of WOr.
Ellington, in Mobiles County, in tile State OF
Minnesota, within twenty days after the ser.
vice Of thiS summons upon you, exclusive of the
day of such service, and if you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
Plaintiff in this action will, upon such failure,
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
the said complaint.
Dated Worthington, October 9th. A. D. 1877.
CLARK l. SOULE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Worthington. Min.
6-9-NOV l-6w
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N. A. Barlow is agent for the cele-
brated Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine.
Any one wanting. aMachine will do
we'll to call and see the Wilson before
purchasing. Prices low and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. ~"a I'm.
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DR.. L. n. Folsom, occulist, is stopping
in Worthington, at the Worthngton
Hotel. lie treats diseases of the eye
and ear successfully and also chronic
cases Of all kinds. Among those whom
he has treated for ailments of the eye
are J. II. johnson, Chas. Rue and
others, to whom parties may refer.
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The members of Stoddard Post, No.
81, Department Of Minnesota, are re.
quested to meet at their rooms in Ma
sonic Hall, Saturday evening, Nov. II.
j. A. Town, Commander.
LEROY Cole, Atlit.
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Byron Brain, of Graham Lakes, call
ed i'll on Saturday and laid i $40 green
back Oh our table. OF course we ill.,
quired into such conduct. lie inform
ed us that he meant to pay up for the
ADVANCE. We found that lie WAS Il
year and half behind and he insisted
that we should take two years subscrip-
ton, and, in the goodness of our heart,
we yielded. Mr.. B., like many others,
was badly grassloppered, but this year
he got fair crop and of course remem-
bers the ADVANCE. There are many
Others whom it has been pleasure to
continue on our list and to wait as long
us possible. We know they will be in
before long and do rs Mr.. Brain did.
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MATCHMAKING.

l. ton with the Blacksmith Shop Of August
Schultz: and Is prepared to do all kinds of work
in his line All kinds OF Wagon. Making and
Repairing done on short notice. 1 - ss@ -
WAGONS BUGGIES, SLEIGHS,
Made to orde
5.lS.1y1 j. G. GRETZ,
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A few Minnesotians strolled off into
Kansas, Texas and California, within
the last year or two. We daily hear of
their return, and scarcely one has es-
capped the malarial fevers that affiict
those sections. Some of them seem to
have had the fever and ague until a.
bout all the life that was in them is
shaken out. Minnesota for wheat and
health beats them all.-Pioneer-Press.
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Legislative, Bennett 16; Smith 7; mai.
8. Fiddes %; Clifford l; mai. 21.
Walker ii; Mills 9; mai. S.
Thompson 20; Condo 2; maj. Is.
Chadwick %.
Carrier Is; Pope 6; maj. 10.
Barber IA; Craft 8; mai. 5.
Ogle 81; Jordan 2; maj. 10.
Town Is; johnson 8; maj. Z.
SEWARD.
State ticket, "a Republican. Legis-
lative, same.
Walker Is; Mills 8; maj, 10.
Thompson %.
Chadwick 26.
Carrier: ii; Pope IL; maj. 3.
Town Is; johnson 10; maj. 5.
Barber 20; Craft 6; mai. ii.
Ogle Is; Jordan 8; maj. 10.
Bennett Is.
INDIAN LAKE.
State, % Republican.
Legislative, Bennett 20; Smith 9; mai .
II.
Mills II; Walker -; maj. S.
Pope 20; Carrier 6; maj. ii.
Barber Is; Craft IL; maj. 2.
Town Is; Johnson IL; maj. z.
Thompson 25.
Chadwick 20.
Bennett 20.
Shore Is.
State, q Republican,.
Legislative, Bennett 49,, Smith II;
maj. 9. Fiddes p; Clifford 8; mai. q.
Mills p; Walker 6; mai. 18.
Condo u; Thompson 8; maj. IL.
Chadwick 80.
Craft lG; Barber II; maj. 2.
Carrier %; Pope 7; maj. Is.
johnson 20; Town 10; mai. 10.
Ogle %; Jordan 2; ma 26.
Bennett 80.
SUMMIT LAKE.
State, Il Republican.
J4egislat tive, Smith 6; Bennett 6.
Mills H.:
Thompson 10.
Chadwick II. s.
Craft s; Barber 4; mai. 4.
Pope 8; Carrier 3; maj. 6.
johnson 10.
Jordan s.
Bennett T..
LITTLE ROCK.
Mills, majority.
Town 20; johnson IA; maj 6.
Barber 20; Craft II; maj g..
Carrier, 10 majority.
DEWALD. -.
State, II Republican.
Legislative, Bennett 10; Smith 4; maj
6. Fiddes ii.
Walker 10; Mills 4: mai is.
Thompson IL.
Chadwick ii.
Barber 10; Craft 4; maj 6.
Town 10; Johnson 1; maj 6. -~.
Carrier II; Pope 8; maj
Oyle II; Jordan 8; maj 8.
Bennett IL.
State, q Republican
Legislative, Smith, II; Bennett, 8;
maj. 5.
Mills Is; Walker 8; maj.7.
Thompson 20.
III Chadwick @.
Craft II; Barber II; mai. L.
Carrier Is; Pope 6; maj. 10.
Town Is; Johnson Z; maj. 0.
Ogle 10; Jordan 4; maj. Is.
Bennett p. = a.:
- Shore %.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
State, 81 Republican,.
Walker SO; Mills S; maj 81.
Thompson 80.
Chadwick IL.
Barber 20; Craft 10; maj IS.
Carrier 33; Pope 8; maj Is.
Town 26; johnson IA; maj IL.
. Ogle 25; Jordan Is; maj 10.
Bennett 80.
Shore Is.
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INK.

= Stuart's Celebrated Black Ink :.
For School use, just received atthe Worthington
Book Store.
Also a lot Of HARRIsON'S WRITING AND
COPYING FLUID.
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PHYSICIANS.
r CRAFT, M. D.,

CRAFT, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment Of Female Diseases; having had ten
years experience.
Also Surgeon of the Sioux City & St. Paul and
WOrtllinytOn s. 81 lux Falls Railroads.
Supplied with full cases Of Surgical and Obstct
ric, Instruments aud fracture appliances.
OFFICIAL residence, corner vi Fourth Ave-
nue. and Eleventh Street.
. WO1e2XIINGTON, lMIN.N:
rs Ally.
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LAND SALES.

AhND CAAAO
Thos. Fl. Smith, of Eau Claire, has
purchased the west half of 81, this town.
1. r. Marston, II. E. Perkins, D. l..
Bellingsley, of Red Wing, men of cap
itol, haye bargained for several sctions
of land in Elk.
VIM. McKillop, of Fillmore County,
has purchased the Morton place west of
the lake.
Newton Gilbert, of Washington Co.,
has purchased two sections of railroad
land near. Miller Station. =
Mason 0. Eggleston, Of Mount Pleas
ant, Wabasha county, brother-in-law
to B. r. Prince, has purchased the west
half Of 10, in this town and the east
half of 10, in Dewald. He will be on in
the spring to build and improve his
farm. Mr.. E. is man Of means and
will come with teams, mrlements, etc.,
necessary to carry on farming. He will
go largely into stock. He has been Is
years III Minnesota, and after looking
the field over, prefers this to any local
ity he has seen. He was attracted here
largely by the temperance feature and
the educational prospects. 49,. .~. =.
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My House, Cows. Fowls, 80 bu: sPota-
toes, Corn ETC., free for the winter to
a responsible family. Inquire at this
Office" VIII. HOYT, Elk. 1w.>
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ARRIVALS.

0. Jaquith and John Maxwell, Of
Hennepin, are here looking for land.
II. Belize, F. B. Herman, Geo. Gay,
John Winchuck, of St. Paul, have ar
rived and taken claims.
Mr.. Dodge and others, of Wis.,, have
arrived and are looking for lands in
Elk township. They also think of buy
ing the cheese factory.
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DESERVE. III

-. DLk1LHt y " i 1.
The Ring have elected their candi-
dates for Auditor, Sheriff and Probate
Judge. II hard work and the most I'M
flushing and persistent lying entitle
them to success, then they deserve it.
They had men at nearly every poll
working all day and the night before
the election Peter Thompson was out
actually routing men out of bed to
electioneer them and to ''lix'' their tick
cts for them. On the other hand, if
trusting to luck and inexcusable apa-
thy, deserve defect, then we say that
the friends of Mills, Johnson and Craft,
with one ortwo exceptions of men who
did do something's deserve defeat. On
tue whole, we think the Ring are ell
titled to their victory on Auditor, Sller-
itf and Judge of Probate.
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There was 4 very destructive fire at
Madelia Il few days ago. Worthington
has been marvellously fortunate so far,
but we should remember that ''eternal
vigilace" is the price of safety in this
respect,
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GEO. O. MOORE.

GEO. 0. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Graduate of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Residence
on 10th street below the public hall. Office at
the Colony Drug Store, opposite the WOrthing-
ton Hotel, Wortlington, Mimi.
Win attend PROMPTLY TO all Calls, doy or
4,iYht [27ly.
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LOCAL.
) woRTHlNGToN. MINI. NOV. s. :ls,;5.

CHURCH DlRErTORY::.. ~t .@l:%...
METHODIST EPIs DpAI~-ServiceS eyerY Salt
BATH morning at ,0:3O, Sabbath School al
P: "! Services Sat oath evening it 80 o'clock.
Pray r meeting Thursday evening Rev. J. c.
Ogle, Pastor. -.
UNION CONGREGA rI0NAI~-ServIces morning
and evening. S,,nd ~ School: fmMediatelys sitter
the morning service PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening". Rev. II. r.. futile, pastor. =
PRESBYTERIAN CnURc1I-Services morning
and evening. sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. r. White, Pastor.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AUDITOR-Wm NJ Bear.
TREAsUKElt-ll. d. lIuniston.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-r. Z. Bell.
JUDGE OF PROBATE u. Barber. :, +
CLERK or COUyT-B n. Carrier. 80. (. ..
SHEKlFF-J. A. Town.
SURvEYOu-Alen Chaney Deputy-Alleil
r. NJ. CLANCY. :, viz
COURT CoMNIssIoNER-II. D. Hunliston. +
* COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. b. SOule. - i" ~'-~
CORONER-L.rOy Cole. 81 81
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT-T. G.. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-A. o. Condo, OF Hersey.! y y
Second, DiSfrtct-A. c. Robinson, VI WOrthing-
ton.
1nird District-E. S. Mills, Of Blgelow, Chair.
man. Fl
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Notices in local columns, reading matter type,
20 cents line first Insertions 10 ccntsa line each
subsequent Insertion. To regular advertisers,
half rates.
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New lot Of Furs just received at Bar
lows, which will be sold at bedrock
prices. I'm.
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F. J. Porter, of Grand Prairie, was
in town yesterday.
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THE RES ULTi

.@s5sass ~ THE RESULE ~ r
Elsewhere, we give the result of the
election in this county as far as We
could ascertain upto lifetime 6fgoing
to y press The returns show that the
following ~ persons are elected county Of
hcers: "a = k=@ .3 81 = :. s5 Il
! SAuditor-NValker. u Il 4 - ~ Va
Treasurer hOinpson.ss*..sss::sass.sz::s.' u E:
Register, Of -Deeds-CLa.lwick. ~~> :.@~
Judge of. Probate-Barber., ..,r4,<:< -,
Clerk Of Court Carrier.s -- --- -
iShefnf-EoWn.z ,t1trc,T t-cc7 aft
Superintendent of Scliools-Oale.sz....z-
yC0r0ller-I4B b., Bennett: L -. - !
C0mmissioler SHORE. ::.3'ss :.<:EZ:.J G
Observation-Disclosures on Auditor. and
Sheriff principally and the Ring ca,idi-
dates are elected for these Offices
Taking tile whole ticket. four are pro-
nounced Ring men and four are peoples
men, while: the fifth, Mr.. Og1e, is i'll
sympathy with the Ring. The Ring
worked desperately, day and night, to
elect their men, while the friends of
Mills ard Johnson { with foie Or two
exceptions, trusted Is luck and tie JUS
tice Of their cause Captain Mills
was beaten by downright hard work on
the part Of Walkers friends aud by. the
most persistent lying. On the very eve
of the election, the Ring circulated
placalds over the county declaring
Mills Ineligible owing to the fact that
he had not resigned as Commissioner.
We congratulate the opponents of the
Ring OIL the fact that several of the
original Ring men have been laid aside
and that the Ring Can claim only about
one-half of the new!y:elected county
officers. The Ring cliqne have been
taught lesson by the county Conven-
tons and the election OH Tuesday which
will compel 4 change hereafter in their
tactics.
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CE.TJR n RATES..

The ADVANCE is furnished at IL 50 q year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs often for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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COME IN AND WRITE A LETTER.
Farmers in town wishing to write letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE Office and do 50.
Writing materials free. =
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WORTHINGTON MARK.ETX.
WHEAT, 75@ Is.
FLOUR U Dbl. 7 Oh q IL 90.
BARLEY, 25@:5c.
OATS-Ta busllel. 22@~oc.
CORN, 25@35.
BUTTER. l0c@12Hc.
EGGS ~ doZ., l21lc.
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Drop into the .Worthingtono Book
Store and get 4 Map Of Mobiles county.

Sectional Maps of Minnesota for sale
at the Worthington Bookstore.
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B. N. CARRIER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND
CLERK or DIST. COURT.
All business left with him win receive prompt
attention,
Office Oh 9th Street opposite the Park.
[2-27ly.
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FOR SALE CHEAP
:. Just received at the Worthingt0n
Bookstore and will be sold at low
rates: -
Journals, Ledgers, Day Books, Rec
ord Books, etc.
Composition Books for Schools.
The New Andrews States.
Carriers blue black school inks. ~ /
" Carriers violet copying Fluid. '15 ~ =
Pocket maps of Minnesota.
Spencerian and other pens.
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Official Paper Of the Coun-
tV.
Winter set in yesterday

STOCK For SALE OH five years time.
Real Estate security.
1t JOHN ALLEY.
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Bargains at Jersey.
M. HEISER

Groceries, Dry: Goods and
Hardware,
Which he will sell at bargains, as follows:
Sugar, Coffee A, 81 lbs. for 100
Good Brown Sugar, 9 lbs. for II CO.
Strj lily Choice Coffee, 4 lbs. for 100
Kerosene oil, per gallon, %
Cider Vinegar, per gal. "A
S t;oas :J Ss6 ys5 sane, per ya 81 +
All other goods III proportion.
Lumber, Doors and Window Sash at tho very
lowest figures.
Will pay Is cents for No. l Butter in Goods
6-5-1m ~
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MAPS OF MOBILES COUNTY,
Parties coming i'll to look at lands
are invited to call at the Worthington
Book Store, in the ADVANCE building
and get the new map Of Mobiles coun-
ty. .
Andrews States at the Worthington
Book Store. ......
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| c.: p 3. :SS' 81 ]
| .asnT:; 1sIs::a5 81! tk,,i . r:;oss = +
Real Estate T Agent.

Improved farms for sale. General io,ea,tpr =.
gent Tor Homesteatls, Timber Entries. and Pro.
Emptl0ns. Y An orderaA for work promptly %.
tended to. sSttss .i1t rss3fi S5.>Hoti}a:s '
Satisfaction Ei1fanteed.".<::, 3au44oaa ossT
OFF1CE-With I. n. Sater.1 !1dak buk
! Worthiagto*, Mobiles County, Ham
j R-a,v ,;9I J; S,91..;t<ss Ion rT@g: oV =
.@nEi1L3J nr3tt3 t9a ~: iii ia T
tt,r.; -
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Millinery and Fancy Goods.

MRS, M.J.DENSMORE.
HAS opened a.store for Millinery and Fancy
IL Goods In Methodist Block on Tenth Street
Wort,n1'n ~ MINI: Ladies invited to call
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.f2Sg I: ~ EC1ION RETEIR.Ni;,R..


!; Below we give the election returns
for this county IS Tar as ascertained up
to the tine<of going to press:
woRTHiNGroNsv lILLAaE.
State ticket-Repub licans oe; Demo-
| Legislatixe=t,'lnith. 81 Bennett 4s.
Fiddes 100; Clifford fl2si;maJ: 8s.
Walker Il; Mills IS; maj. a.
3 Tho;H M;s% 81; 81; cends 10; mai 81:
! Carrier IS; Pope %; MAT. e5: 's'.%'s
Town IS; Johnson %; maj. 81.
| Craft 81; Barber 80; maj. IL. = - 80:
Ogle s.; Jordan 26; Mai: 81.
, Bennett 88..lI:r l., -sa..,,.~, ~ -, ,..a
woRrn1XeToN TOWNSHIP: + =. :: Z: =:
Mills 20; Walker IS; maj. 7. s r.. :; q n
; Thompson: 80. r.:..-:,s~!. - s.,.~, 4:
! Chadwick SO. ,.S<
; Craft II; B;lrl,er Is; mai. l..
: Johnson Is; Town IL; mai, /.
Ogle 10; jordan Is; MAJ. 81.
Pope %; Carrier 10; maj. g.. H.;
! Bennett 80. 49,. ":..~., $50.
: - LoRA1N. -
| State ticket, Republican maj. II. ,..:
! Legislative, Smith 8; Bennett g., mai.
l. Fiddes IA; Clifford 8; maj, II.
Mills 10; Walker 7; maj. 3.
Thompson Is; Condo 2; maj. 10. -.
Town II; johnson g.: maj. S.
Chadwick II.
Barber 8; Craft 8; maj. l.
Ogle 8; Jordan 7; maj. 2.
Bennett IT,.
, Carrier 10; Pope 7; maj.3. ''2' 70
! =. '.B1GELow. =
State: % Republican. -: ~
! Legislative, Bennett q; Smith II;
maj. IL. Fildes %; Clifford 5; maj. @.
Mills 80; Walker 1; maj. rs.
Thompson %; Condo 2; maj. 81.
Chadwick 33.
: Craft 26; Barber 8; maj. Is.
Pope "a; Carrier 9; maj. 16.
i Johnson @; TownS12; maj. 10.
Jordan p; Ogle 10; maj. ii.
Bennett 80.
Shore "a.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-11-08
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GRANGE REGISTER.

: - ''.- REGULAR MEETINGS.
Worthington Grange-Second and Fourth Sat,
urdays In each mouth, at 1loclock.
HerScy-FirSt and Third Saturdays. y.
Graham Lakes, ecOnd and 18th Wednesdays.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-17
The Young Winnebayo Chief.

At the ripe age of thrccscore and eighteen
SIMON CAMERON rctircs from his chair in the
United States Senate to plot mischief and
play tricks elsewhere. In the good time
coming. when honest mon shall he in a ma
iority in the Senate and when the great
state Of Pennsylvania shall begin to smash
Rings and send public thieves to the pcni-
tertiary, the chair occupied by SIMON
through all these weary years will be taken
out aud burned. 10 get rid Of the odor of rot
tcnness which must ever ascend from it.
But for the present, SIMON will be sue
cccdcd by his hopeful son, J. Donald, the
young Chief OF the Wnnehagocs. whose path
thus far has been as tortuous and whose
moclss'ns are said to leave as slight print
a. his willy fathers He has been carefully
brought up to regard himself as the hcred-
itary chicitain Of that predatory tribe,
and has bcen educated accordingly. He
has been surrounded from his earliest
youth by the most expert and light-iingered
of his fathers people and was employed at
n very early age in the management of
various attacks upon the public property
the State He stands. therefore, at the head
Of the Winnchngoe-. not merely in virtue OF
his natural hcirship. but in virtue of his
approved skill. lie will succeed with
out the least disturbances Bob MAcKEY and
BILL KEMDLE and TRUAx, and RuTAN, and
all the lesser chiefs, whose lodges are burst
ing with plumber. acquired in many raids,
have accepted him with great dcmonstra-
tons of Joy, and renewed their Oaths of per-
pctual fealty Mt a mighty feast and war
council on the Susquehanna. The tribe has
been cautiously purgcl Of all opposition TO