The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-10-30
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1879.
The Peoples Ticket.

PIES Ticket has been put in nomina.
ton by scores of the best men in the
county. After as full a consultation
rs possible, considering the nearness
ofthc election; this ticket has been a.
greed upon by men Of all political
l,arl,es as one which the people can
For Auditor-E. S. Mills.
For Treasurer - II. c..
Shepard.
or Register Of Deeds =
! Joseph Chadwick.
For Sheriff.. r. Miller.
For Superintendent of
'5chools-J.;'C. Ogle.
For Probate Judgc-B. N.
Carrier. -:
For Coroner-L. B. Ben
nett.
For Commissioner ed Dis
rict.-W. A. Turner.
E. S: MILLS.
Captain E. S. Mills is we'll known
the people as staunch Republican.
lie has lived in Mobiles county seven
'ars and during four of these he
rived as a member Of the Board Of
ounty Commissioners, three years
+; Chairman Of the Board Of Audit.
fore coming to this county he SER
i for some years as a member of
Board of Supervisors for Catta-
'sgus county, N. Y, where, in SET
~ county accounts, he became IA
liar with the principles connected
. iii them, and this experience RI
.''as' into work presenting a new
tenn Of keeping public accounts
-:'!.th has been commended by Exam:
s,r Knox and by all good Judges AS
~ which should be adopted as a
'::an3 IF detecting icfalcations and
wing uniformity to public accounts.
We believe him to be the most COM
cien5 man in the county for the Of
=" Of County Auditor. He is man
ilreproachable character, Of strict
has good soldiers record,
~n', best Of all, is stern and scrupu-
Is i'll the performance Of public du-
lie was the first Chairman of the
lard to have the books of the county
..",rongh'y ovcrhaulcd and q full re-
@t made Of the financial condition
the county by the Board Of Audit.
G insisted upon strictly complying
it'll the law, and for this he incurred
re enmity Of the Ring men. Here
vas a man whom they could not "use"
or their schemes, and they determin-
Il to drive him out of public position
nd therefore when he received the
omination from both parties for Au-
itor two years ago, they combined
5ainst him and literally lied him ont
fan election. There are scores Of
en- in the county who voted against
n who arc now satisfied that lie was
';sirly dealt with two years ago and
. will vote for him at the coming
'tion.
Soon after the breaking out Of the
~Hllion, Captain Mills volunteered
=. private, WAS elected Captain of
&c company, served through the war
tn good record and has an honor
=: lie discharge from the service.
II. G. SHEPARD.
Mr.. Shepard is Democrat and a
aember of the firm Of Fl. G.. Shepard
y Co. He is known here as a num-
.,er I business man and thoroughly
'.cliable. Mr.. S. came to Worthing-
on from Saltwater where he is we'll
;nown from having been prominent
both business and politics. lie
'erved during the war in the artillery
ervicc, coming out with a good re-
ord, and has served three terms as
'ity Treasurer of Saltwater. lie al
, served as City Engineer and Coun-
Surveyor, and i'll business has op-
ated in real estate and lumber. AS
his character competency and gen.
al fitness for: any County office
ereis nodoHbt whatever. THERE'S nc
'ou,l on his title" to good name
I'd character.
JOSEPH CHADWICK
is.well known. has the nomination
ir"5A all parties and Of course will b.
'lrc@s,d. The Ring have tried twic<
10 run him off the track but have fail
II. Il. MILLER.
a!r. Miller is known TO our peoLl,
rs s. Druggist who; came here sev;cra
GEARS rgo, and invested his mean.
and identified himself with the coun
y. In politics he is a Republican
lie served during the war in the Cav
airy service and: afterwards held pub
|:c positions under bot, the Genera
End State governments. He is relate,
IS Col. Miller, one Of tue heroes o
',',ndy's Lane, whom Gen. Scott aske,
;f'!lc could stake that battcry?" Col
miller said, Il will try. and he too
ti,e battery.