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l,nneka CnmmonMeallh :

Topeka Commonwealth: Senator
Plumb arrived In Topeka yesterday
morning. and spent the day and eve
ming with our people. He is looking
we'll, Is hopeful of political results
throughonl the country, and above all,
expsesses the greatest interest in the
welfare of our state. He already has q
number Of political engagements in the
state, aud will enter upon the work of the
campaign with his usual energy. His
presence in our city. was greeted with
the utmost good feeling BY everybody-
II mere rrtlex of that faith and conf
dence which viii be extended him by
Kansas people generally during the
csrhpaIEn. and that will return him Ia
the senate without opposition.
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a German Temperanee AssoelatIon.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-About one hun.
-dred German merchants held a temper.
ance convention to day. Delegates were
present from various parts of the coun-
try, the object being TO form a German
American temperance association. Bish.
op j. g. Esher, of Chicago, was selec-
ted as chsirman ana a committee on
constitution appointed, who, after 9
brief retirement, submitted a constiIu-
tion, which provides that Germans may
become members by paying fifty cents
yearly. It's session shall be annual. An
executive committee of nine shall be
appointed. 1t shall publish an organ,
have public lectures, found branch as
sOciations and otherwise promote the
cause
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Newton KansAn: Tue last county
convention held in this county endorsed
the actions aud administrations Of Sena-
tors Plumb and Ingalls,, and the next
co1nly Convention will unquesliOnably
instruct our representative TO cast his
-yute iirst, last aud all the time for the re-
elsction Of Senator Plumb. The people
of this county are now and have been
Republicans and many DemOcrats-for
the re election of Senator Plumb, and
no man who would knowingly vote 9TH
erwise could be elected t" the legislature
from this county.
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Held for Criminal carslessness.

ST. LOUIS, No., A1g. 26.-George
Stone, an engineer of the wild engine
which ran into the passenger train on
the Illinois and st. LOUIS Railroad a
few miles east of here last Thursday, by
which jerks Ensminger. the engineer of
the passenger train was killed. and the
fireman fatally scalded, has been held
for criminal carelessness in running his
engine out of time. Master Mechanic
Hacket, under whose orders Stone was
running the wild locomotives was also
held on the same charge, and both are
now in iail at Belleville Ill.
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business EaIlnres

NEW YORK, Aug. Robustness fail
ures through the country reported to
New York for the past seven days num-
Der 107, a slight increase on last week.
The eastern states report 10; western.
80; southern, 20; middle, Is; Pacific
states and territories, II; and New York
City, 8. The only assignments of any
and j. Strusse, shoes, and Billings 81 Co
pianos
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The Greenback obsequies this Iall
promise to he more than ordinarily i'm.
pressive. In selecting Mr.. Robinson TO
lead the solemn pageant, the party has
manifested an intelligent appreciation
of the supreme advantage of an impOs-
ing corpse as factor In investing the
funeral with proper eeiGt.
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1t is not known yet whether Charles
Robinson will accept the Greenback
nomination for governor or not. The
way TO get him to accept is TO make him
believe there are u good many people
who don't want him 10 run.
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rn.riar Eaaa aRe I.aRlossmsn. Cora

JAcEsoEvr14,K, fla, Aug. 25-A dis
patch from Col. r. A., Hendrey. dated
Hickpochee, says. The FT0rida land
and improvement company's canal has
lust been completed to Lake Hickpo-
chez, q large lake within three miles Of
Lake Okeechobee, and an immense body
of water Is pouring down the Caloosa-
haichie river amid great rejoicing, The
completion Of this work VIII bring int1
cultivation the finest sugar lands Of
Florida. ss4 -.
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Stage Robbers in Arizona.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Aug. ga
special to the Journal from Globe, Ari.
iona, says the stage was robbed near
that town Yesterday afternoon by four
masked men. The express messenger
was killed and the safe rified There
were five passengers on the coach, who
were relieved of all their valuabIes.
The robbers made 8 haul of nearly
$4,000. A party OF citizens are in pur.
auit
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A mastery EaOrt

DENVER, Aug. 24.-Judge D. ". KEEL
ley, of Pennsylvania. addressed = large
audience la the eastern hall Of the expo
sitioo building last night an the gF0Nth
was 9 masterly effort
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Does Not Prohibis.

Missouri VALLEY, Ia, Aug. 25.-
Despite the governors proclamation the
openly carry on business. The
prohibitionists doubt whether they can
prosecute successfully, since the legisla-
ture failed to enact penalty. A test
case yesterday resulted in a complete
victory for the saloon interest. The case
was tried before Judge Donaldson.
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R,do, "a TO a circumstances, the Brit
ish-Egyptian war means just this. Eng
land wants Egypt, and proposes 10 have
her, or know the reason why she can't.
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Annthar Raise

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Thc lumbcrmen
to day fixed the yard prices OF lumber
for September, which advances rates on
iOists and scantling so cents TO 81; box
boards, 81; common boards and fencing,
50@cents; and makes few minor ad-
Vances.
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Suit &rLbel

New York. August ga suit has
been begun against Mr.. Kelley for libel,
growing out of charges made against
Mr.. Walton, Al the Long Branch meet
hE Walton and Donohue, the jockey
ThD pc Aatathon, have begun suits
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Doath oraProm,n.pt Pre.bvtsrian

PHILADELPHIA, August 24.-Rev. G.
w. Musgrove, d. D., Ii. D., died to-
day. He was the principal factor in
bringing about the union of the new and
old school branches of the Presbyterian
church. between whom a rupture occur
red in 1887. He was one of the most
eminent divines in the Presbyterian
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Mr.. Conkling has declined to visit the
Minnesota state fair 10 which he had
been invited. IL is pretty evident that
Roscoe knew what be was talking about
when he said he was out Of politIcs
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Elder Joseph
K. Rogers, for twenty years president of
the Christian Female college at
Columbia, Mo-, died yesterday, of con-
sumption.
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An Alteration over the Ohio Sunday
CINcINNATI, Aug. e6.-At

CINCINNATI. Aug. 26.-At Shiloh,
Ohio, yesterday an alteration took
place between John E. Smith, a leading
grain dealer, and w. L. Phillips, pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, in
which the latter received several wounds
by a knife, one penetrating two inches
below the lower rib on the left side.
force the law prohibiting the sale of al
coholic beverages ON Sunday.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2I-The Post says:
A company has been organized under
the name of the Great American s. Eu-
ropean Short Line railroad company,
this country and Europe. The plan is
to convey passengers by rail to a point
on the eastern coast of Newfoundland
where steamer will be taken to a point
on the eastern cost of Ireland, distant
1910 miles It is thought three or four
days will be saved by this route.
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sofia Under the a=mmer.

CINCINNATI, Aug. Cincinnati's
Wesleyan Female college was sold I'M
DER the hammer to-day To satisfy debt
of about $4,000. The property was
appraised at $4,000. The Methodist
Book Concern bought it at $751; 33. The
trustees have decided TO elect DR. W. K.
Brown and his wife, Mrs. NJ Mcclellan
Brown, president and vice president of
the college for a term of ten years, and
TO. open it early in September. About
$4,000 has been raised already by sub
scriptiOu, which, with the available
assets. will hquidate the debt Mrs.
Brown has national reputation as a
prohibitiOnist. The wife of ex.Presi-
dent Hodges is graduate OF this col.
leRe
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Loa. arLffa

BUFFALO, Aug, 25.-The loss of life in
the burning Of the New York, Lake
Erie q Western cOmpany's elevator is
now definitely ascertained 20 be five
persons: John G. Bonner, engineer
John Kemp, machinist; Charles Auter-
bach, bin sweeper; James II. Lee, Jr.
weighmaster; and Timothy DriscoIl,
sweeper. Two bodies were recovered
this morning. but SO frightfulIy chsrred
as to be unacceptable. Nothing posi-
tive IS yet known as to the
cause of the explosion, although the
superstition is that it was due to
an explosion of gas. The entire
loss Is estimated at $4,000. Theeleva-
tor was estimated TO be worth $3.50 900;
wheat, corn and oats stored therein $3.50
600; freight shed. So 600; freight and
lumber 5000. There is insurance to
the amount of $50 900 on the building
with general insurance on the grain.
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n. @. GROSS, P,ssideat.
Rnu. AARTIEDA LIZ. Vice Pres't.
O. S. Gross. Cashier
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JOHN A MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once al
L his Drug Store, No. 100 Commercial st.
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M 1ncC<A M Dss
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
IA having permanently located in Empo-
ria$ would respectfully tender his profess
sional services Co the public Having pIac-
ticed medicine % years, no feels satisfied that
he will give satisfaction to those favoring
him with their patronage. Diseases of fe-
males and children specially. as well as
chronic diseases generally. Prompt atten-
ton to calls. day or night. ONCE over Saw
ings Bank. Residence corner Seventh and
Cottonwood street.
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Chicago Tribune: An English paper
says that fractions of penny have never
been paid by The bank of England in
distributing the dividends on the ma
tiOnal debt, and the accumulations of
the unpaid fractions amount to ESQ, 600
A penny stolen appears 10 be penny
saved in England aa 1.aaT
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CHI. wETMORE. MD.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE over
the Grange Store On Commercial street,
Emporia. Kansas.
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PROFESSIONAL.
Attorneys at Law.

w. NJ. DUFF,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
"A PUBLIC Office with &. q. Bachelor,
Insfica of the Peace. Emllnria- kansas.
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Thus speaks the Chicago Inter-Ocean:
"Kansas Republicans are not afraid OF
live issues. They walk up TO the lions
in their path like Samson did on has
way down l" Timaath. Every issue
they make and meet has to be met
sooner or later by the Republican parry,
and there is small use of lodging"
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A fountain of natural black ink recent
ly discovered In Georgia will have a
tendency to greatly cheaper that com
modify. Now if the government will
reduce the rate of letter postage to two
cents, Private Dalzell will be in very
fair shape to make the angels OF light
turn green with envy.
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DIR. w w. HIBBEN,
AFFICE-oyer Dunlap & Co.'S. Bank
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At Il distillers' meeting in Cincinnati
the other day, "a prominent speaker said
that the distiliers made great mistake
in arraying the liquor interest clearly
against The Republican party. Such an
action, he said, would simply result in a
temperance combination that could not
be resisted. La
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14
WURTNEW8..

COURT News
Decisions have been recently hled In the dis.
trict court BY Judge Severance lii the: following
cases: S.sss .#f.3 iszsl
Il. ID. Barber ~. the BOARD Of County Com.
mtasi0ners OF Mobiles County. Judgment iur
defendant for costs and disbursements This
ease Is m appeal from the action Of the Board Of
County Commissioners disall0wtn9 the claim OF
Dr.. Barber for services as physician to the poor
for enc year. The bOard having appointed Drs
Craft aud Sullivan to succeed him before tho
year had expired. The Judge holds that tho &c
tion Of the board, in lss. In appointing Dr.. Bar.
Der for one year was not contract, but that he
held only during the pleasure Of the board also
that when any one presents . bill or claim 70
the Board of Commissioners and It is allowed
In pirt; II they draw the amount allowed, they
cannot collect any greater sum.
Peabody. Lyons Co. rs. F. d. Richards. ct al
Order vacating and setting aside IN old 1udg-
ment against defendants.
Flihu Smith CO. w. s. Norris ct al, Oracle r.
Smith, garnisheo, and l. 8. Nelson, claimant.
Order Tor Judgment In favor Of Nelson.
Emory Clark o. e. g. Mills. Order for iudR.
ment In favor Of defendant, for costs aud dis.
bursements
In the proceedings OF The Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Falls and Northwestern railroad company to
condemn Land belonging to 8. X. Lowe and J.
Dean. The railro ID company appeals from the
award Of the commissioners OF ESQ In favor OF
Lowe, because It IL excessive, and q. Il. Lowe
because 1t Is too low, (no pun intended), and J.
Dean appeals from the amount awarded to him,
tf25, because It Is too low. Meanwhile the con.
ssruction OF the railroad goes on Just the same
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
nefault having been male M the payment of
~ the sum Of Nine Hundred and EOrty.()lle
and G6lOO Dollars. (4 iG) which is claimed to
be due 1t the date Of this notice upon certain
seph G. Ole and Annie C. Ogi-, his vile, to Tie
Edinburgh American Land Nor: gage Company
Limited. bearing dale the first day Of July, 4.
REGISTER Of Deeds IN aud for the county ci No,
bles In the State Of Minnesota on the 29th day
Of October. a. u. lS5U. at 2:3O O'clock p. H., ii,
book ''F' OF NOR rtgages, Oh pages IL. II, Is and
or otherwise having been instituted to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof:
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that bv
virtue and in pursuance Of the power Of sale in
said mortgage contained and pursuant to the
statute IN such ease made and provided, the
said mortgage will be f"reclsetl, and tl.e prem.
ises described III and covered 1y s:.ia NOR: gage
The southwest quarter tswA) Of section mum
Per 9 Thirty: Four go " township Number one
nesOta, with the here.ltal6ents and 1ppurtcman. H..
ces vii! be sold at public auctkn, to tie highest
bidder for cash. to pay Ss'id debt and interest,"
Dollars attorneys fee. IS stipulated IN and by
disoursements nc allowed by law. Which sale vii
At the front door Of the urt House in the vii.
lage OF WorthingtOn, in Mobiles county, Mime.
sofa, on
Monday. the 23l day of October, 1882,
At O'clock p. NJ. of that ay, subject to REDEEM .
ton ut any time within Oh. year from the ,iay If
sale, as provided by law.
Dated September 9TH. 1882.
THE ED! NBURGH AMERICAN LAND MORT
GAGE COMPANY, Mortgagce.
4: H.: q: M DAY, Attorney: Ianesboro, Minn.
Last Olh (krt 10
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VILLAGE CAUCUS.

The Republican voters of the village
OF Worthington are requested to meet
at W. A. Petersons office on Monday
evening, Sept. 18th, at 7:3O O'Clock p.
M. for the purpose of electiag 8 dele.
gates to represent the village at the Re.
publican County Convention to be
held at Worthington next Tuesday,
Sept. 18th, at O'Clock p. m.
BY Order of Committee.
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Tax JUDGMENT Sale.

Pursuant to 4 Real Estate Tax Judgment OF
the District Court In the County Of Mobiles, state
of Minnesota, entered the 2lst day OF August,
Of taxes and PENALTIES upon real estate In the
County of Mobiles remaining delinquent Oh the
first day Of June. A. d. 1sS2. and 0f the statutes
The 18th Day Of September, A. ID. 1882,
ONCE IN the village Of Wortblngton and County
Of Mobiles, sell the lands which are charged with
taxes, penalties and costs in said tuh gment, amt
on which taxes shall not have been previously
paid.
E. 8. MILLS
.3w County Auditor, Mobiles Co., MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOF NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUleEO OF MA Ills
ARRIVES.
Eastern (daily) IL lOa. m.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 3Opm
Southern "a. m.
Western-I.u Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 Is m
Round Lake, Saturdays I2 M
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily q 80 4. m.
do to St. Paul and beyond 10 81 m
southern II lOA. m.
Western-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls 3 10 p m
Round a-.:3, Saturdays M
Mails carried by day trains closc 30 minutes
oeiOrc departure. All others at O'Clock pm.
Once hours from Il. m. to 8 p m. Sundays
from 8 tO 2 i m and II III to u 30 pm.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be-
tween o'clock q III and SPIN.
L. u. BARBER, r. n.
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MOxs GRlNAGER, Register.

LAND OFFICE AT WORrHINGroN. MINI.
Sept. 18th, les2
Notice is hereby given that the follow In. NAM
ed settler has fled notice Of his intention to
make final p,oof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the U. s.
la!"l Office ut Worthiuston, Minn., OH
"Wednesday, OFT. rs h, 1882
Viz: Johan II. Pass
Homestead Application No. l0G45
For thc En- half of the Northeast quarter Of
sec. o. i04-42
He Ia Hes the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz:
Thomas Klasy. Frank kusl;e;, Cha lie Fritz,
john Muck, I'LL of Mobiles County, MINI.
Mons GRINA(EE, Register.
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r. -s.9-3s = X, 'e :! - y
PEREO ONALN.

PER6ONALM
III. Mcmillan and lady are visiting
friends in Minneapolis, ST ,
A. N. Smith. Of Sioux City, spent q
few hours in town last week.
Hattie. FROM Hudson, Wis, are visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W: A. Peterson. !.
Mrs. e. P. Shepard and Mrs. s. s.
Hewitt left on Tuesday to attend the
Sioux Falls Exposition. ~t
r.. w. W0olstencroft, of the Murry
County Republican, called while we
were ut the fair. Sorry we were out.
During our stay in Minneapolis we
had the pleasure, of \ dinner with our
friend a. J. Manly. another Worthing-
tonian who is helping to build up Min.
neapOlis. Glad to find him prospering.
II. .Drinkle is the Republican non.i-
nee for Coz gress in the 18th Ohio dis
trict. Clay" graduated IN q printing
office under the ADVANCE man and he
ought to so to Congress. et
Tie editor is indebted to B. N. Car
rter and family for courtesies during
the Minneapolis Fair which! made his
stay very pleasant. Mr.. G. has one of
Addition and business is Looking up.
Success. s..........
Albert Bowser, eur enterprisi,ie lit
rle telegrapller, has been appointed AS
sistant Manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., at Portsmouth. and goes
there to-day. For Il young boy of Al
berts age, it is big strike to make;
but no one more competent could have
l%en appointed.-Lancaster (O.) Jour-
nal.
."Al.' is only about 16 years old, but
he Is the nephew of his uncle. the editor
| 1T the ADVANCE, which will account
for anything remarkable he may do.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
The recent decision Of Judge Dickin-
son, referee in the suit between the st.
p. s. 5. &. Il. Il. and the Southern Min
nesota r. II. companies for title to \
large body Of lands in this vicinity,
will have the effect Of releasing these
lands and putting them on the market
for sale. That decision, as published in
last weeks ADVANCE, was in favor of
the St. =. & 5. &. company. The lands
contracted to the Close Bros, or the
Iowa Land Company which they repre-
sent, will Doubtless he decided now and
their development tegin. At least
operations in that direction seem to
have begun. On the 9th inst. Register
Of Deeds Johnson recorded the deeds
to 5,277 acres Of railroad land in Ran
som township. The lands sold are rs
follows: st. p. & 5. e. II. r. Go. to the
Iowa Land Co., ST of 81 of sec. II, and
all of sections Is, II, 2l, %, q, 20, 81
and 50, in Ransom. The consideration
was -, ,7O7. 10.
There is some activity in real estate
in other directions also rs will he seen
by the list Of transfers for August.
The past few days have developed Il
few operations about Worthington. d.
Shell has purchased 10 acres il the
southwest corner of the Clary quarter
just north Of town for $75 an acre. II.
II. Anderson purchased acres Oh
the same quartz: east of Shells ut 800
per acre, and has sold thr. e lots already
to james Chiltls, II. llurlburt and Vim.
Norman, who will build on the lots in
tie Spring. Vim. PearSoh has rur-
chased 5 acres, ut $50 an acre, on tie
cast side of I'd avenue fronting the
Krn,.t ur.,,nrtv
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14

SQUEEzED.-During the rush and
jam ut the Minneapolis Fair, Capt.
Grinager, of the land Office. was caught
in the current and jammed against a
post in such way as to hurt him con.
siderably for a time.
Sheriff Miller also had a squeezing
experience. During the races on
Thursday, the amphitheatre was crowd.
I'd to so6ocatisn, and 4 fat Irish WON
IN, with . red nose. crowded our Sheriff
till he was In \ perspiration. He sug
gested to her that she was coming pref
ty close. "Yes, sur" said the wemau
as she laid 40 pounds more on, II nivel
was so close to ye before. -
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14
LAND OFFICE ut Wortnington, Minn.,

LAND OFFICE at Worthington, NIinn.,
=. Sept. !, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
7" make final proof in support Of his claim, ami
that said proof Will le made before the U. s.
Land Office ut Warrington. Mimi. on
"Wednesday. October Is, 1852,
Viz: Charles Fritz,
Homestead Application. Origl. and Add. No.
l0,64! and Il. 1874.
For the neI sec. 3!-lo3-l2.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation III.
said land, viz:
Thomas Klasey, Emil Graf, John Mock. j. II.
Bass, Of Adrian, MINI.
: MOees GklNAEER REGISTER.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14

The Rock County He raid calls our
remarks on it's jll-tempered article on
the Senatorial question ''senseless. +"
But the Fulda Republican takes the
same view of the matter as the AD-
VANCE does and says:
We do not blame Mobiles County for
retaining the power OF nominating the
Senator. since the intention of Rock
County to squeeze in. is 50 apparent,
and hope she will keep Rock in her
place during the canvass. It would
suit Rock to have Mnrry join them to
nominate Senator from there. and
then have Mobiles take: tile Representa-
tive from us. No, no, Mr.. Herald,
your county is altogether too ambitious.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14
CONVENTIONS

The prohibitionists hold a con-
vertion at Worthington to-day.
The following conventions will be
held here next week:
Republican County Convention on
Tuesday.
Republican Senatorial Convention on
Wednesday.
Republican Representative Conven.
tion on Thursday.
The Mobiles County s. s. Association
holds its third Annual Convention
here Sept. 21st and ed.
All of which indicates that Worth
ingtOn has become convention center
also.
The Worthington advance., 1882-09-14

The Republican voters of Worthing-
ton township are requested to meet in
caucus at the Office of Wilson & Town
In Worthington village on Saturday,
the 10th day of September, at 4 O'Clock
p M, for the purpose of electing two
delegates to attend the Republican
County Convention which convenes in
Worthington on Tuesday Sept 10Th at
l o'clock p. m.
BY Order of Committee.