The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-10

III tile county; and a. to honesty. there
is more in his little finger than in the
whole tribe Of Ogles.
LORAIN.
3. 5. Morton's flax went bu. to tie
acre.
II. Firth's flax on the Pratt place
went bu. to the acre.
1t takes FIVE span of horses to move
the thresher around.
J. b. Mott raised 800 bushels of po-
tatoes and 100 bushels Of turnips this
season.
Farm for sale, including reaper,
mower. drags, wagons, p1ows, etc. In
Quire at the ADVANCE Office.
r. Firth's barley went 10 Blu. to the
acre. Oats about 20.
Mrs. Bnsl@y is improving slowly.
Her injured limb grows crooked.
Some snow on Friday last.
Several of Mr.. Payne's family have
the ague.
Mr.. Convey has threshed his grain.
THAT OUTRAGEOUS ADVANCE
Some of the a. z. gang have been,
etc.-Journal, October 20.
! In response to the A. =. call for a
convention, etc.-Journal, October 20.
The whole thing was controlled,
worked, cnt-and: dried and managed by
! n. Z. Miller and the gang.-JOurnal,
October 70.
lie l.. b. Bennett) is one of A. p.
| Miller's staun,hest supporters of re-
form i'll politics. October 20.
The following statement or commu.
nication was forwarded to Mr.. Chad.
wick while in New York, july g, 1881,
by us to allow its publication: "Wor-
Ellington, Mimi, July IS, lssl.-Friend
Chadwick: The following are to be- the
! ADVANCE candidates for the following
! offices: For auditor, +. ). Mills; treas.
urer, II. G. Shepard; register Of deeds.
| b. F. JOhnsOn; sheriff, r. II. Miller:
clerk of court, L. b. Bennett: superin
tendent of schools, NJ. A. DOane. The
| ADVANCE intends to concentrate all
| its power and force upon these men,"
Now the above shows that the writer
! was acquainted with the movements Of
the ADVANCE and that the so-called
"Peopl-'s" ticket is Il farce and is used
| to deceive. The whole ticket WAS
framed by the editor of the ADVANCE
months ago.-Journal. October -.
There is the record, gentlemen, as
published by the church organ and the
reg ular Republican organ (which DOM
pay any taxes. We stand convicted Of
having lahoret; to nominate and to elect
ticket which the people have endorsed
b. maj"ritirs all the way up to 500.
We are proud to be-
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ton. They seemed to weaken every
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terribly. tried Browns Iron Ditttrs;
| it snilrh my ease precisely. and now
my stomach digeSts any kind Of food,
and my Sail,w complexion and other
symptoms Of i'll health are al! gone
and 1T night enjoy most refreshing
dreamless s'umlMr.''
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Now that the people have given us
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good weather.
The Independent boys are talking of
4 ratification jubilee on Saturday night
Adrian. RusIm"re, 1Ie:sey, Bigelow
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