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SO, when, sfler some consultation between
Nj. Wa. CouFtenay, cMr. Wn,. Clyde
Mr. James Bryan and Mr. T. M. Logay,
the Master was reguNsted by one of The u
TO enter the psme OF w. A Coarsenays ,ls
L tho purchaser and to declare the same
publicly, and II was 60 done.
No compliance with the terms of sale
having been made by any party beyond
the payment of the forfeit of twenty
thousand dollars, and q stay of proceed.
ings as TO the resale Of the property hav.
ing been ordered In consequence OF the
claim of Mr. Clyde and his associates
that they purchased at the sum of 81, $685.
600, with which purchaie they offer to
comply, for the purpose of settling the
question Judge Hudson issued rule
against Hon. w. A. Courtenay to show
cause why he ahould not comply with his
bid of 81. 1868, 400, TO which he returned
answer by Measrs. Bryan & Bryan and
Sarnel Lord, his attorneys. that as the
agent of the Clyde syndicate he had pur.
chased the road at 90, $4,000, and that
thereafter the bidding had .5een reopen
ed, upon which he ceased 70 take any
further interest as such agent, cad aiy
bid against one Cummings, who appeared
to'be drunk, and was, as the respondent
believes, simply straw bidder, he hav.
Ing during The sale proposed to cease
bidding for q consideration, which re.
spondent rejected. That respondent
8nally had tho pre- 1erty knocked down
TO him tho secol time at SO, ,963, 400, and
he again put up the twenty thousand
dollars Us forfeit. He claims that the
first was the valid sale, and th1 second
wholly null and void. The proper par.
tiea have been made, aud Judge Hudson
passed al order requiring the Master to
take testimony as to the facts connected
with the sale, and report TO him on the
18th OF August next, at 10 o'clock a. m.
In Columbia. The principal parties who
will lose by the success of the Clyde
syndicate are the holders Of second mort
gage bonds, who will realize over forty
per cent. If the last sale stands, while
they will get nothing If the first prevails
There will be strong fight mado by this
class of bondholders either to have the
last sale stand or new sale ordered, in
which contingency it is claimed the road
will sci! for over three million dollars.
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The telegraph announces that Presi.
dent Hayes is TO start for California in .
few days, and that during his sojourn
there he will atump the Pacific slope for
Garfield aid Arthur. This will be in
full keeping with Republican party
policy, but will be great outrage upon
the precedents of the republic, and will
not be likely to help the Republican
ticket. A general public Indignation
will be aroused by such q violation Of
delicacy and decency.
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ksasgefieid Tke ptimaFy eIeeli0ha viii
be held Oh Sep ntenber Edgasie eId
County haa d population of Is. ~ 4. \. 5.
2Pik on Che EDGE s:eld, TsenlpH aud
4 ken = ilFoRa hssA. Az Ey any tneaps
been ab@nllonegl. ). .Hts. 1Sltl00iS tDr d
EaiiFoad fS1Ils Dorh's Mines, khEalgh
fgeheld 70 Aiken, Is quite encsilTsls.
ing hlF: e, y, Hagoad, lcf bulge
spslliga teil from the roof 0g .lle she6 Of
hss dsie ling on fDnt Ry, tho t2.ssls sissS
eAneo of l9 or 90 fest, setrFsn9 his
tn3gli bone and bfliisifK his head SesldSs
eiying other sewers injuries. ~. = a.
w. Y. Clayy, og Salnda Ola Eowa, {, had
aa open bull'of cotspli oa 3uly Ia.
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For County Treasurer.

We respectfully nominate Mr.. WILLIAM
McGUKIN for the office of County Treas.
urer-subject to the choice of the Demo-
cratic party at the primary election. We
do this feeling assured that he will. If elect
ed, fill the office as acceptably TO the people
in the future as he has done in tile past
MANY ERIENns
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To Railroad Contractors.


OFFICE SAVANNAH VALLEY r. r. Co.,
ANDERSON, S. O., Gath July. 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS for grading the
NJ first six miles of the Savannah Valley
Railroad mt its Northern terminus are in
vited to be made by the 10th day OF August
next, Bids viii be received for the whole
distance, or in sections of ono mile each.
Payments TO be made on monthly estimates
by the Company's Engineer Of the work
done. ,tis
Office of the Company's Engineer, Major
Thos. 3. Lee, Anderson, 8. G.
The Company reserve the right to reject
any ant: all bids that may be made.
Address all proposals. TO W. 8. Ligon,
Treasurer of the Company, Anderson G. H.,
8. @.
JANIS RI. LATIMER,
President 8. ". r. II. Co.
July 20, 1880 8 2
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DR.. Tanner, the New York man who
has undertaken to fast forty days, has
completed his thirtieth day, without
food Of any Kind. He Is closely watch.
ed, and the only nourishment taken Is
water. It is generally conceded that he
will accomplish the fast, and If there is
no humbug connected with it, viii be
very remarkable. M M ~ a
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The friends of Col. NJ. p. TRIBBLE re.
specially announce him as candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the action of
the Democratic party. Col. Tribble is O
thoroughly reliable and competent gentle
man, and If elected will make an excellent
Treasurer. BELrON.
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=. r. MURRAY, Is
County Chairman
.l.xogllsl. Y,sDElpnNpzzar.
- 3 D. 8.


So inssckehs County has ON independent
candidate for the Legislature in the per.
y SON of Col Nv. I Iyelborn,5 WIN says nc
Sis an sll.line Democrat aud in favor Of
the, Hancocl and Hageod National and
State tickets, bnt hns never joined any.
political party and Is In tue hands Of
his friends, aubjecssto the rese!t Of the
SslcFal eleetien. Col Welbprh,s card
& We ,thihk proves too much for him. Ie
ahDHs tAat Tie National and Stats Demo-
nsatic parties are the best parties for tho;
) respective goyerlinantA and that ha3
& knows ii, aud aiso that ilo Ii anxioiia tps
] 80 p the Legislstnla lthouf caring OK.
tsetIy hoss lle yats there, and tenee ~ ihe
does not think slie majority 81 tic lneIn..
hesS OF this patty which no admits d
The hest part III II ssless him as i yspEe-.
acntative, ne will j, ies ihe cake OF the
N Try q gain nom negsoca aaa radi.
1 Gals the ycse4 necessary 70 elect him.
4 Cuis ihpF5l q eylden n5iy ny ing to aey,;.
graudIze hiplsalf more tian % asrye his.
people and his State. rho rltiaans og
picsera. no doubt appreciate good GOV.
eFnmens too much 10 allow assy man so.
ahattsr tile org sniEatIon Which has alone
accused and maintained Ii. Col. Wei.
islI5pta sa5nld either h1 se1lEiireis to 6uhmitj
ili5 cllslsila to no pFImeFy elecfipp. or
eosifanb hiI1self Will defeas In NGFelslS.
ijer x IL ~ tIser ,t;niis 1sgySr
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AssIGNEE's SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.
In she District Court Of, The United States, Dis
trict Of South Cdroliaa.

In she District Court Of The United States. Dis
frict Of So'ith Cdroliaa.
B. a. McAlister, Bankrupt, Petition 10 Sell
Lr R1rte Reri Etinfe.
J. II. Mcconnell, Assignee.
,EQY virtue of on order of his Honor Judge
-AD George g.. Bryan, ! will sell at Ander-
son Court House; South Carolina. on SALE
DAY IN AUGUST, next, the following
Real Estate, to wit:
Two Traets OF Lota OF Land
Of said D. A. McAlister, situate in the
County of Anderson, on the fuckers Mil
Road, and on branches of Governors Creek,
waters of Rocky River
LCT NO. i,
The Homestead ot of said B. A. McAlis-
ter, containing one hundred and twenty.
hve acres, adjoining Lot No. ], ), lands be-
longing tc David Crawford, Estate of John
Wakefield, Phillip Cromer, Weston Hays
LOT NO. 2. y
Containing one hundred and sixty.fsye
acres, adjoining lands belonging to Major
james Thompson, David Crawford, Lot No.
], and others.
Plats containing courses, distances. DC.
OF, the above Lots may be seen by calling
upon the undersigned. :
TERMS OF SALE.
One-halc cash; the balance OH % credit of
twelve months, with interest from day; OF
sale. TO be seemed by bond and iIior..I,s,se.
The psrchasers TO pay extra for ell papefa.
JAMES =. McCoNNhisL,
July s. 1856 50
. IksI X
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For conarese.

The many friends In Anderson County of
Hon. D.. WYATT AIKEN, our present
able and distinguished Representative In
Congress. take great pleasure in presenting
his name as candidate for reelection to
the voters of this Congressional District.
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For Clerk Of Court.

With pleasure we announce Mr.. JOHN
MCCALL as candidate for Clerk of Court.
NJ. McFall Is manned soldier, and is
thoroughly competent to serve the people
Of Anderson County in that capacity.
MANY DEMOCRATS ON SA,,,nA 9.ov
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COUNTY DEli0CRATIC EXECUTIVE
g,. d;DlENITYEE. ss,. at

There will be 8 meeting Of tho Exec
ptiye Committee Of the Democratic party
for Anderson County in The IETELLr.
GENcER OrFIcE, at Anderson Court
House. on Tuesday, tho 10th day Of Au-
gust next, at IL o'clock a. M, for che
purpose Of transncting important bnsl.
ness connected with the campaign.
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee, representing the Clubs
named
Andepon @. H g. F. Tolly.
Belton SE. P.Tribble.
Broadaway w. A. McFall.
Bowling Green L. N. Snipes. s
Brushy Creek--W. @. Smith.
Centreytlle lillE--W. q. hIcGill.
Corner j. u. Barnes.
Flat Rocit w. Norris.
Fork No. lz-Dr. w. X. Sharpe. s
Fork No. o. -
Garvin--R. w. Simpson.
Hall Il. NJ. Hall.
Hcnea Path DIR. 4. a. Hndgens.
HopaWell--W. A. Neal. ~.
Hanter's Spring j, 3. f. Crayton.
Martins-J. A. Drake, ' 3, 3,
Neaps Creek q. II. Campbell. @
Pendletan--J. o. isfsibling. 2
Pieroetown- III. b. Williams.
Rock aIills-Dr. . J, A. Todd.
Sandy sptinga n e. Dlckson.
Savannah Np. - s. n
Savannah No. ~ 4. Il. Norris,
slabtown y Jamiaon.
s Williamston =. g. Martin.
Tbs membership from Savannah No. i
anc sEsosis n q 2 has not been filled, and,
therefore Under the fesolntion Of the
gonyentiol Ihese Clubs win enph please
elect d member 10 represent them on the
sxecnlIse COMMITTEES as soon aarossibie.
Eyors member Of ,he Committee Is
especially urged te DO present at tho time
nluxeindicnted. ia
+. IS 3. lIlyRRA \, 6.
County Chairman. !.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For The House OF representatives.

The many friends of HUGH 81. PRINCE
announce him as a candidate for the Legis-
lasure, and as gentleman every. way wor-
thy to represent the Banner County In that
body. SALUpA SIDE.
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For Judge OF Probate.

w. w. HUMPHREYS Is respectfully
announced as candidate for reelection
TO the cffice of Judge of Probate for An
deTSon County, subject 10 ratification at
the Democratic Primary Election.
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The many friends of Capt. JOHN w.
DANIELS respectfully announce him as
candidate for reelection as Clerk of the
Court for this County. Capt. Daniels has
proven himself an efficient and acceptable
officer, and will abide by the action Of the
Democratic party in the coming canvass.
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For Sheriff.

The friendo of JAMES H. MCCONNELL
announce him as candidate for reelection
for Sheriff of Anderson County-subject to
the rules and regulations Of the Democratic
party.
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The many friends Of B. C. JOHNSON,
of Brushy Greek township. nominate him
for Clerk Of Court for Anderson County,
subject to the rules and regulations Of the
Democratic patty. Mr. johnson is q one
armed Confederate soldier, and II elected
will make competent and obliging officer.
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Lay aside your preiudiceH, and DON!
think that Charleston, Atlanta or New
York are the only places where you buy
what you want OF q low figure.
We say-give us trial, and You will be
agreeably disappointed and highly pleased.
No house can buy for less than we do,
and no house can sell for less than we do.
ARNeaEIN G ROSE.
Anderson, s. c., June II, 1SSU.
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assspiE gafel.igeslses.

4 NATIONAL DEMO CRATIC TICKET.
RoR PREGaDEtT.
GEN. wv. s.. HAN COCK,
OF PItENBYLVAiiIA, i.
p0R VICE pREsgDENT.
HON. w. H. EN GI. .ISH !,
or INDIANA, 81,
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For GoverngF.
Ggs. JOHNSON IiAdoOD.
Ror acknowledgements
Grr. J. D. KENNEDY.
Fer Comptroller Gencraf.
J. G. Colt, Eaa.
Fur Secretary OF State.
Col. II. nj. BINS.
For Attorney General.
daN. LEROY +. YOUssAEs. Z
For aGpertntendent OF Education.
MAJ. HuGH 8. TIL OAiPSoN.
For Adlatant and Inspector G,noral.
GEN. ARTHUR N. MANIGAULT.
For State Treasurer.
Col. ]. p. RICHARDSON.
= Fox Presidential Elecssrp.
AZ Largo Hon. John L. Manning, Col.
VIM. Elliott. h .435
Efrst Distgict- Gen. e. w. Noise. q
sss,cotd Distric.--H Hon. G. II. Simonton.
Third Disfrict--J . 8. Murray, Esq.
Fourth District Col. Ced. Jones'
Ei9sa Disiyict- Hon. g. w. Croft.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
A FARMERS OPINION.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Are we, the far
mers of the Nothwest, not in the hands
of a giant monopoly? The railroad
lands are improved in value by the far
mers, and yet I was Informed last sum-
mer by Gov. Miller that it we farmers
cut any hay or pastured any stock on
the railroad lands we would he prose-
cuted to the full extent Of the law. All
of which looks rather cheeky in the r.
r. 20. But still they are not happy
unless they can secure tho election of
their own men to pass laws for them
selves, 50 they put their own man, P.
J. Kniss in the field and expect the far
mers to elect him to represent the r.
r.. land interest which lie will do if e.
lected. 1t seems to he about time for
the People to elect a man who will rep
resent their interests little. The
railroad and land monopoly have had
their own way. about long enough.
Every vote for Kniss is a vote in the
interest of monopoly. Remember that.
FARMER.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
WHAT THE GOVERNOR OMITTED IN
HIS SPEECH

EDITOR ADVANCE: We had the pleas
ure of listening to the very interesting
political speech of Ex-Governor Miller
at Worthington the evening of the 25th
ult. after attending the Representative
Convention in which the Democratic
shotgun policy Of the South was Justly
condemned and in unmeasured terms.
Explanations, however, of those meth.
ods were not made so clearly nor 50
much in detail as would have been de-
sirable. Comparisons also of those a.
trocious measures should have been
made with political methods which are
unblushingly practiced by the elite in
other localities.
lie should have explained that a few
leading politicians in the soutl, decide
in private caucus on the policy which
will in the greatest degree promote their
own individual Interests. A broad cloth
aristocracy thus map out tile work and
dictate the policy of the party. What
they call the lower classes, the produce
ers, the mechanics, tradesmen and Ia
borers, are made subservient to their
wishes. They must vote to sustain that
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28

The Republic does not question Mr..
Str"ng's or any other MANS right and
privilege TO respond to any call of re-
spectacle number of his fellow citizens
and contest for an Office. notwithstand.
ing our ordinary fea]ty to the beaten
paths Of regular nominations We only
regret that we are perhaps bound in
some degree support the regular nom
inee. Mr.. Kniss. instead Of Mr.. Strong.
Mr.. Strong is our fellow citizen. one in
whom we have the most implicit conf
dence, an cd resident of our town, has
not sought the position for which he is
named. is a gentleman thoroughly COM
petent forthe place is one of the warm
est friends we have and one to whom we
are personally obligated. has had exper-
ience in public duties. is gentleman
Of education and culture is thorough
Republican, an honest and upright cit
iZen. and we shall not indulge in heat
ed abnse vitnpcration. We really re-
gret the occasion that seems to call
forth the opposition to the regular NOM
inee and shall not ut present discuss
the cause that calls forth such opposi-
tiOn.
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FREE OPINION.

This department Of the ADVANCE is open toany
one to express his or her views In appropriate
language upon any subject whatever, whether
religious, philosophic, scientific or political.
The conditions are: Breyity, write on one
side of the paper only. use appropriA Ate language
and avoid personalities. The name Of the writ
er must accompany, communications, not for
publication unless desired, but as , guarantee
Of good faith.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
GREENBACK MEETTNG.

Prof. c. H. Roberts, Greenback can
didate for Congress in this district,
spoke on Saturday night last at Ben
nett Hall to a fair aud very attentive
audience. He spoke for two hours main-
ly upon the financial issue and showed
up the financial legislation of the Re-
publican party in its true light. The
address was as full of "meat" as an egg.
and every sentence left something in
the minds of his hearers to set them
thinking. He showed that the people
are being bound hand and foot by the
money power, and that Reform or Ruin
is the alternative.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
Kenda!i's SPAWN Cure.

Is sure IN itSr;fcrlS. mid in s action as it
does nnt blister. and vet ii j. peurtra1inr and
powerful to reach ANY deep seated paii or TO re-
move any h!nv Gr"W:h or amy other enlarge
SpliutS, h>. clIruS. >pr;ilS. swell 'invS. any
lamrneSS and all tnlHrytlnent> "f the Joints or
lin bS, OF rii"uliitiin in man. and fur ANY pur-
pose for which Il linin, il, is used for man or
beast. 1t is now knuwn 10 h" the best huime MT
for man ever used. acting mid AMI vet certain
in its effects. 1t is used full strength with per.
feet safety ut Az season; nI lHr V az.
Send address 10" Illus, ut ID <i:cul,r which
we think gives positive pro " nf its virtues. No
remedy has rv"rrnr with >;irh unqualified sue
Price 81 par bottle. or >ix bottles FIR s.. ALL
Druggists have it or can Get ii for yn! or it will
be sent to any address oh rec, i,t of price by the
pr"prvorS,
DIX. J. B. kFNrALL&CO,
Eros ~lur'r': Fails N"rmort
SOLD 10Y s-I 0EI sEiEts.
S-3S-iE.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
THE"WHISKEY" CANDIDATE.


The Dunnell organs and strikers are
calling Mr.. Ward the ''whiskey candi-
date" They called the independent
party in this county last fall the ''wlis-
key party' but it won nevertheless.
Mr.. Ward has for years been the prin-
cipal owner of the Waseca Radical, the
organ of the Prohibitionists in this
State and the Childs brothers. two of
the most rabid temperance men in Min
nesota, are strong supporters of Ward.
Moreover, Ward has contributed more
money to the temperance cause than all
the temperance brawlers and hypocrites
in Worthington together have ever con-
tributed. But Ward has been seen
by somebody to take glass of liquor
and that is enough to make him "sot."
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE on HUMAN
Bakersfield. w.. Dee % Is

Bakersfield, w., Dee 23 1879
B. J. kend III & Go -(,'ntS: | wish to add nv
testimony in Iav II of your Invaluable linimeni
Kehdal 5 >lHI ii: Cue. lii he >l,iug of 1862
'Slipped Oh he ice and >rainr.l my right limb
at the Knee Joint. | WAS very ia!ne and at times
suffer Il the most rNrruci';i..g pain. wore il
banda.e on II or o' er Il We T., and tied most
every ihihgi my rrac%. hu; could find nothing
to give NE permanent ltijel. When l over
worked, it would pain me very much. In April,
lSIS. began to ihink should l'e u cripple for
lille; but having some Of kt,l,laiIS $ Spawn Cure,
thought W uil try j.. | u>'G uu" third of Il
bottle and eXpriknc'd "c;i"f at once. The pain
iet' me and Ea~ E"t troubled he since. l feel
very grateful 20 Hru. and would recommend
KcndallS Splvin cure to all who suffer with
sprains or rheumatism. lnu!,S truiy
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. 1880.

There is nothing more to be esteemed
thai, manly ,frmness and decision Of
character. like aperson aoho kno,cs his
o,cn mind and sticks to 1t; echo sees at
once ,ohat Is to be DINE IN giren circuan-
stances aud does it.-Wn. Hozlstt.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

,no4O<aA1 spawn Curos
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever discover
ed. as 1t - certain IN it's effects and does not
blister. Read proof below:
From Rev. l.. N. Granger, Presiding
Elder OF the St. Albans District.
st. Albans, VT, Jan. 20, $780,
Dr. J.; B. Kendall & Co., Gents: III reply to your
letter will say that my experience with Ken.
dalfS Spa\ In Cure has been very satisfactory
indeed. Three or four years ago procured 4
bottle OF your agent and with it, cured a horse
OF lameness caused by spawn. Last season my
horse became very lame and turned him out
for 4 few weeks when lie became better, but
when ! put him on the road he grew worse,
when discovered that ringbo was forming.
and with less than bottle cnred him so that lie
Is not lame, neither Can the bunch be found.
Respectfully yours, P. GRANGER
PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.
Stough;on, Mss, March 16, 1899.
u: ). Kendall Co., Gents: In justice to You
have removed two BONE spAv1Ns with Ken
dalfs SPAWN Cure" one very large one Don't
know how long the SPAWN had been there
have owned the horse eight months 1t took me
four mouths to take the large one off. and two
Tor the small one. have used ten bottles. The
horse is entirely we'll not at all stiff, and no
bunch to be seen or felt. This is a wonderful
for all whit it has done fOr me it's sale will be
very great. Respectfully yours,
CnAs f. PARKER.
KENDALl-'S SPAWN CURE.
Office U. S. Marshal, Western DIST of Mich.
kalam 700, April Is. 1915
B. j. kendill-Dear Sir:-l received the two
bottles OF your SpAvin cure forwarded by ex ress
In January last l am happy to state .llat it
perform 'd all your advertisement called for
the SPAWN was entirely remove and Il valuable
Very truly yours,
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
"CiNIED"
A Globe correspondent writes from


A Globe correspondent writes from
Lanesboro:
LANEsBoRo, Minn., Oct. o, $780,
Editor GLOBE: The Catholic festival
came off last night; and the attendance
was good considering the times. The
principal feature nt the evening was
voting for Il cane to the most popular
candidate for Congress in this district,
Messrs. Wells. Democrat: Ward, Re-
publican, and Dunncll, the forced can
didate on the Republican party i'm this
district. Wells was the lucky winner.
but the Ward men did not fail to show
a big fight, and had not this vicinity
been the home of Mr.. Wells, who is yery
popular with all classes. Mr. Ward
would undoubtedly have taken his cane.
as he too is very popular here. Dunnell
got votes, Mr.. Ward 525, and Mr..
Wells 593.
A few foolish news papers are saying
that Ward is railroad man. The only
connection lie had with q railroad was
as civil engineer for the Winona s. st..
Peter some years ago.
Ward inaugurated the movement to
regulate railroad tariffs in this state
and succeeded in cutting them down
He was fought by all the railroads.
Remember this, voters.
The Worthington advance., 1880-10-28
Statement made Under
Oath

TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-In the year 1875
vim Of several months grnWt',, nearly half as
large us hens egg. and C Hpletey stopped the
lamel eSS and removed the enlargement. have
worked the horse ever since very htr.l, and he
never has been lame. nrr could ] ever see any
difference in the size Of the heck joints since /
treated him with Ken ,atls SPAWN Cure.
H. A. GAINES.
Enoshurgh Falls, W.. Feb ., lS9.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 9th
day Of Feb, 1879.
JOHN q. JENSE Justice of the Peace.
KENDALL'S 5 SPAWN Cl-Rlc OK 1i17u%<