The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-11-03

OIeoSuHKIng AZ MFS. feIlOWS. l2-2t.
Bargains in watch chains At "
f1>tf NELSON & Son.
Watch chains, Call and gee them at
lift NELSON s. Son.
+ Ground feed At j. r. Petsrson's ele-
Vator. HIT
G. NJ. Cory is good lawyer, and
will make good Probate Judge.
Be sure that you put . big x after
Daniel Shells name on the ticket next
Tuesday.
That hacking cough can be 50 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
it. Sold by &. H. Babcock.
The next regular meeting Of the Wo
mems Auxiliary will be with Mrs. D.
Rohrer Tuesday, Nov. 8, at sp: N.
A horse trader held down the Court
House corner Wednesday. offering to
trade horses with every body that
passed.
Geo. w. Gale was called out by
the people. He did not ask the
nomination. Now let the people
make him county superintendent of
Schools.
0. W. Freeman is faithful Re-
publican, and has the confidence
of the people. He will be a COM
petent man for the Office of County
Attorney.
R. W. Moberly has proven lis
fitness for the Office of County
Treasurer. The county never lost
a dollar through him and never
will. The office needs a man of
experience.
There is no excuse for any man to
appear in society with 4 grizzly beard
since the introduction of Bucking-
hams Dye, which colors a natural
brown or black.
VIM. Parry is the Republican
candidate for Register Of Deeds.
He is pioneer settler in this coun-
ty, an old soldier of good record,
and otherwise competent and de-
serving man.
Indian Lake township which includes
Round Lake station registered This
year III voters. Two years ago the
registration showed only 81. This
shows how the east side of Mobiles
county is settling up.
Mobiles county wants compe-
tent, upright, efficient man for
Sheriff in the person of Mr.. j. G.
Thorn. Set your ''X' opposite to
his name, for he is nh Xcellent
man for the place.
p@ See that your ballot is dis
tinctly marked for J, T. McC]eary
for Congress. He has made a
splendid campaign. A Republic
can President must not be left
without Congress to sustain him.
The registration Of votes in Worth
ington village WAS completed on Tues
day. There are 45e names Of qualifi. d
voters enrolled in the village alone, An
increase Of 100 votes since the Spring
election. The population Of the village
is now over 1000 sonl+. Every house
is taken and tenanted. More people a Q
on the way. Let the rev houses 70
up till the billiards. come.
WANrED.-A girl and cook, first
class wages, "at once" 1T Oyster Bay
u 1t Jos. LOWE.
He thoroughly believes in it.-Mr. A.
J. Rutherford, Geneva Book Dindery
Geneva. n. Y, writes: II received a
severe knock on my head, cutting the
scalp badly. ! applied Salvation Oil.
and few applications removed all
pain. 1t is the best thing for cuts,
burns, and bruises. l keep it both in
my house and shop, and would not be
! without it,
ATTENTION.
The State chairman on Flora, Mrs.
Hunt, has asked to have our county
exhibit in by Nov. 18th. We wish to
make as fine display rs possible, and
any collection of personal flowers.
grasses or ANYTHING under this head
will be gladly r. ceived by the county
chairman, Mrs. JAS. Manning, and safe
return Of same insured.
Mrs. RAY HUNlsrON, Pres.
|
In order that there may he no mis:
understanding on the part Of voters.
permit US to say that in places where
the population is less than twelve
Thousand it is not necessary to he reg
'stered in order to vote. The pro-
vision Of the law in regard to the nat.
ter IS ~ follows: "rl:at it any person
offering to vote, whnse name il not
upon said list or register. can produce.
evidence which satisfips a majority If
! the Ny60p3 tht he has rIe nualifnc