The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-09-29

The meeting then adjourned and the
railroad representatives left OH the
afternoon train for Sibley.
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONTENTION
Convention called to order by j. A.
| Town Chairman Co. Committee. Geo.
! W. Wilson elected temporary chairman
and ]. n. Town Secretary. On motion
the chair appointed as Committee on
Credentials: A. NJ. Crosby, j. Gordon
and w. Ii. Ingraham. On motion the
chair appointed rs Committee OIL Per-
manent Organizations: &. B. Loveless,
n. H. Smith, E. l.. Wemple, John Up
| strom and Amos Forbes. Motion that
| committee of five on Resolutions be ap-
pointed, four by chair and one by con-
vention. Geo W Wilson, elected.
Messrs. Green, Shell, Scott and Cole
man appointed.
| The committee OF Credentials report
ed as follows:
We your committee on Credentials
would respectfully report that we find
the following delegates entitled to seats
i'll this conventions:
Worthineton Village-H Torrance. N $
Twitchrll, } II Johnson, |. kunyon . Shell,
less, Il Baker. Geo Day. NJ Grinager' A
West sdc-A ] Rice, Tyler. F Hartwell, r
| Olncy Township-A NJ Crosby, VIM Thorn. j
T Mcknight, 4 Campbell. 7 simons, j Gregg.
beWdF{4 iehRe eoMsrd M n Wempie, A
scney, $ Il Bedford. A T Horst.
Ralsom-CW " Dow, Il Prideaux' John
| Scott.
Bigelow-John DeBoos, J B Baldwin. j
Bear, ID A Reynolds.
| 1oc {fph
.Wimont-Mr Forbes, John Surfing, WIN
| Moody
Indian Lake-.John Upstrom, + B Paul, A
CARPENTER, john Hector, James AtchiSon
Gr,n,i rrarir-J Walker " ii Ingrallam. Ole
Lund. john Levce. John Butcher
cr t'te MoIrjyon f'f'X o Mm sha"' Rob-
Moulton, J " Lewis; l5uchan,, j. Green. y,
ELK K Ashworth, S Bon, " Ashworth
We find no credentials for Lorain,
Lismore and Bloom Townships and
would suggest. us most of the creden-
tials authorize those present to cast the
full vote Of their delegation, that the
rule apply in all delegations represent
cd Respectfully submitted.
| JGOrDON. A NJ CROSBY and W II
INGRAilA,1, Committee.
On motion Mr.. S. Wass and Jas.
Narden were admitted as delegates
from Summit Lake. On motion Mr.. Tut
tie and d. Fogo were elected delegates
from l.oraln.
Committee on Permanent OrganiZa-
ton recommended temporary officers
be permanent officers Of the convention.
Committee on Resolutions reported
the following resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The citizens Of tie United
States have Ivy the hand Of an assassin
sustained tie rleparable loss of its
chief ruler aid magistrate, james A.
Garfield. Therefore be it
RESOLVED, by the Republicans of
Mobiles county in Convention assembled
that through the loss Of our Chief mag
istrate we have been deprived of one
OF Americas greatest statesmen, SOL
diers and citizens, and as we believe one
OF the purrst chief executive officers
that this great nation ever had.
And. further, that our heartfelt
sympathies be and they are hereby eN-
dent. }. Is. GREEN,
Chairman.
Chair appointed D. Shell, A. G. Seney
| 3:l! ~ y. flce letters.
Proceeded to informal ballot for
Treasurer Result of ballot. Robert
Shore IS votes; scattering votes. On
mot ion infrrnal ballot was made for
NAL and Robt. Shore declared the NOM
inee for Treasurer.
Informal ballot for Auditor. Result.
Fred Bloom IS votes. Z. $. Mills 20
votts Informal ballot made formal
! y e..
Auditor.
Rules suspended and Jos. Chadwick
nominated Register Of Deeds by accla-
nation.
Informal ballot for Sheriff. Result.
J. G.. Thorn ~, W. II. Ingraham %, r.
Il. Miller II votes. Rules suspended
and J. G. Thorn nominated by acclama-
ton.
Internal ballot for Clerk of Court.
Result. I. Z. Durfee 80, II. D. 1Iumis-
ton 10, scattering / votes. Formal bal
lot II. y. i!unistOn 4S3, I. P. Durfee
81. Ii. -. Uumiston declared the
nominee.
Informal ballot Superintendent Of
Schools. + Cole 81, A + Horst IS. Z
= Laugdnn 2. ) Graft l vote. Rules
suspended and X Cole declared NOM
;nee by acclamation.
I P Durfee nominated by acclama-
ton for Judge Of Probate.
Z DnEf*'e nominated by reclamation
for Court Commissioner.
Lewis Tnt'te nominated for Surveyor.
E Coleman for Coroner.
ii Gri;lirtr, G. W Wilson and A J
Rice delegates to State convention.
Delegates to judicial Convention D
Shell. & W Wilson and G. II Smith.
| Convention separated into Commiss-
Toner Districts and the folio wing per-
SONS were nominated for commission
prs:
First District John Upstrom.
! Second = I'll Taylor.
Third &c Long.
Fourth g Miles Birkett.
| Fifth - D Shell.
The following central committee
were appninted:
First District D Togo.
Third :: 4 Il Harris.
Fonrth = Wn, Parry.
| Fifth g J p Moulton.
Convention adjourned.
GEO. ". WILSON, Pres.
!. 4. Town, Sec.
Good advice from Il leading medical
professor.-TG;,p learned doctor says:
kee, some kind Of Il tonic medicine al
Ways in the house, and if anyone feels
unwel!, make free use Of it. But first
b" SIRE that it is both harmless as we'll
rs meritorious. Put no trust in alco-
Iol!c preparations; their use will lead
to intemreranca: neither be partial to
~, TX, t,tt,
THAI tic effect, for prostration of the
nervous system and digestive organs is
sure to follow. The mi|deSt and best
medicine ever invented for strengthen.
ing every part of the body and restoring
impaired or lost organic functions to
their normal condition. and one which
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