The Worthington advance., 1881-11-03
MINOR ARRIE-hA

MINOR ARR1VALa.
At the residence OF r H. Parsons,
on Thursday, Oct. -, a boy. inquir-
Ell first thing about the Independent
ticket and brings a good report from
the rural districts"
At the residence of A. NJ. Smith,
in Sioux City, on Oct. 3lst, a daugh-
ter Congratulations and many re-
turns Of the OCCASION!
Angels and ministers Of grace who
preside over the population Of the
west, look at thisl 1t never rams but it
pours. A Sheldon paper says Of our
friend Frank Peck:
A FRU1TFUL COUNTRY Mr.. F. G.
Peck, who lives in the northwest part
of town. was on last Thursday even
ing presented by Mrs. Peck with trip
lets, all boys. Two Of the babies died
next morning but the remaining one
was still alive and doing we'll at last
accounts, as was also the mother The
bashful father bids fair to recover
from his embarrassment is sur
prised to think how near he came to
being the poscssor Of = bushel. four
Pecks.
At the time of Franks first We said:
'Threc more would make d bushel,"
and here they are. But what a pity
that some Of them got away. A note
from Frank says they are all boys,
but two Of them were still born, and
adds mother and son are doing nice
ly."
A cxfALLEN0E
will deposit 500, ii. D. 1Iumist0n
or any ring candidate to deposit the
same amount; Judge Severance to up
point AL expert to examine the county
/ Ooks aud records. If the county has
not been deirauded and the books and
records are correct, will pay the whole
cost Of the examination. If the county
has been d-frauded. then the ring can-
didates Or their supporters to pay the
costs. THOs. II. PARSONS.
D0v'T TX UYT or FEAR THEM
A letter received from the West end
says:
They are trying to buy Democrats to
vote t heir ticket. They are threaten
ing others with foreclosure and flatter-
ing others with promises Of loans and
offices and using everything that their
corrupt principles Can conceive Of.
This refers to the efforts of the
Tho,npson-B -Bloom-Crosby Ring. Don't
fear or trust them. Thry will go back
on you rs soon rs the election is over.
From last weeks Journal.l
The edi, or's father, Rpy. J. G. Ogle,
and family moved from WUrtllingtOn
to Winnebago City on last Friday,
where he has accepted I'LL appointment
AS pastor OF the NJ. +. Church. Mr..
Ogle was Superintendent of Schools of
Mobiles county for five years and WAS
for three years pastor of the Methodist
church of this place. He and his fami.
ly were held in iigl, esteem and respect
ed by all, and all regretted their going.
All who knew him will recommend
him t. the citizens Of WinnebagO Us u
man honorable and conscientious in all
things, aud we are proud that we are
his son.
lFrcm this weeks ADVANCED
My pa has accepted a call to edit that
great religious paper. the ADVANCE
My pa, and his family, including mr, is
held in high estee II and respected by
all. All who know my pa. including
me-. will Recommend us to the citizens
as Il ma" and a boy honorable and con.
scirnti"us in all things and am proud
to he pas boy.
ZEPnANIAH AMINADAB ADVANCE.
Fred Bloom. ring candidate for audi
tor; James Thorn, ring candidate for
sheriff; II. D. Humiston, ring candi.
date fur'clerk Of court, and q number
If the ring leaders, were in close con-
sultati"n nearly I'LL day Monday at
Peter Thompson's bank. 1t is supposed
that Il fund Was drawn out OF the
vaults to help carry the ticket. Thomp-
son cannot afford to lose the board OF
commissioners. and will no doubt con-
tribute literally. J. 4. Town went off
post haste to try and head off the dam
aging record which is being published
showing up the old ring. Onr opinion
is tlat money and salt won't save them.
1--WE are proul to he a chip out of
the old block and the old block is
proud to bc a block ofrm such q
chip"