The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-10-18
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as to =, the land along. tile;
line of: their road This is just the
document to send abroad. at can he
had Of any station agent along the line
and We advise our readers each to- Sc
cure q supply and send e their friends
in the older States. ;r ssss..z.- sz=:. i /;
AT 4 caucus Of tie democrats demo last:
Saturday, before going into convention,
account Of his nationality. IF it is the
plan Of the colony clique" to ostIacize
men on account:of their foreign birth,
It is we'll for the Swedes and Norweg-$
ian voters to makea note Of She fact.
and vote accordingly next November.
King Organ. :altf *s' .ti#*7S|:Gf 3::f:Gss:t
J This is an attempt of the Ring organ
TO influence the Scandinavian vote in
favor Of its little cand idate for Probate
Judge, We learn that the story was
told to the Ring organbys Peter Thomp-
son and that DR.. Craft went to: him TO
have him take it back: Mr.. It. agreed
that he would have it corrected: in the
next issue of the Ring organ: Dr.:
Craft assures US that there is not a
word of truth in it. There is not even
a remark of any kind on Which the story
could lie built. -. z5-11** ,.3::<'
We understand that Walker is an
SO is Chadwick who beat
him for the nomination in the Repub-
lican. convention. If the Ring are OPP
posing Mr.. Chadwick on account of his
lit is we'll for the 'Swedes
and Norwegians to make a note of the
fact and vote accordingly"
B. F. Johnson, the popular candidate
for Sheriff, brings us some beets with
which to beat the beet that G. T. Pope,
the popular candidate for Clerk of the
Court, brought in to beat the beet that
Mr.. Marden brought in to beat Mr..
Doane's beet. Mr.. Johnson's longest
beet measures 1911 inches in length and
154 in girth. The other. two measure
respectively 134x19 and 18x18. inches.
The three together weigh oyer "a lbs.
A man who can beat raising beets
ought to be hard man to beat for
Sheriff.
Mr.. J. also brings us two heads of
cabbage, the larger one measuring it.
and 6 in. and the other one it. and 8
inches around. They weigh respective
104 lbs. and lit lbs. Now, come on
with your beets and cabbages. Mrs.
wants her winter supply in
good time, and the little ADVANCES
are ''fearful' on cabbage.
The Ring organ, which has claimed
with such flourish of Ring trumpets
to be the Republican organ of the coun-
ty, refuses to put up the Republican
ticket in its columns. The reason
is that the Ring did not carry the Re-
publican convention and it's controls
intended to bolt from the first. Didn't
we always say the Ring policy was
''rule or ruin?'' Didn't we always say
the Ring organ was not a Republican
paper, but the organ of a little town
clique?
Mr.. A. NJ. Smith, the young and en-
terprislng business man who has a loan
office in Cline Bulls building, was here
Monday and Tuesday. He las recent
ly married a lady III Illinois, and COM
menced to tread the path along which
the welded travel. May their days be
long upon the earth, and their cup of
Joy filled to OyerflOWing.-Sibley Ca
Zettee.
We omitted last week to mention the
return of our young friend and his bride
to Worthington. The reception was
held at the residence of Mr.. Elihu
Smith and attended by legion of
friends who showered congratulations
and silver ware upon the happy couple.
Rohrer declares that if the opponents
of the Ring succeed he wont want to
stay here. Gentlemen, here is square
issue. Those VINO want Rohrer to stay
will vote for Walker, Town and Barber
Those who want him to leave will vote
for Mills, johnson and Craft.
G. Klingensmith brings us some sam
pies of Yellow Dent corn which, w
think, is little ahead of anything Sc
far brought to our Office. This is Re
publican corn and is little ahead Of
the Democratic corn brought in by Mr.
Gordon, of Hersey. =. The seed wa:
brought from Iowa by. NJ. Doane. Mr.
x. thinks it will yield fully 50 bushel:
to the acre. .
The Ring organ denies the fact that
the Ring sent out a report just before
the convention that Mr.. Chadwick
family physician had pronounced him
physically unable to perform the duties
of the Registers Office. The Ring did
send out such a report and circulated il
over the western part of the county, a
we are assured by some of the best mer
lin that section.
+ C. Dana, of Summit Lake, brings us
the champion pumpkin. 1t weighs just
40 pounds, and is about as long as q
stick and as big around as a: key. Oui
friends are trying to starve us out, you
see. 49, 49,.
Mrs. T: p. Grove. of Hersey, died on
Saturday last, from hemorrhage, fol
lowing childbirth. DR.. Craft was sent
for but arrived too late to save her life
In this sudden affection Mr.. Grove has
the profound sympathY of all his neigh