The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-10-22

sentatives", Drs. Lowe and Sullivan
we're billed to speak at G.: A. R. hall:
They were greeted by large audi
ence (4O the size of the popocrat
force here. DR.. Lowe was the first
speaker, who repeated the old saying
''that he had been republican, bnt
the party had left him" and read a
few newspaper clippings and fell
back on tho old crime. He was fol-
lowed by DR.. Sullivan, whose speech
was equally as chilly.
G. M. Crandall will address a meet
ing at Bigelow Friday evening. He
will be accompanied by Geo. W.
Wilson. Both men are able expon-
ents of the vital question before the
people. The people of Bigelow can
be assured Of receiving beneficial
knowledge on the question by attend
ing this meeting and can rest as
sured that the argument that will be
given can be substantiated by con-
vincing proof. Mr.. Crandall is our
candidate for county attorney. Go
and hear him and be Convinced of his
excellent quail fications.
County Attorney elect Crandall,
Hon. D. Shell, J. \. Town and Geo.
Wilson, will address the people of
Ellsworth Saturday evening. This
quartette of Mobiles county opponents
Of sound money will produce argu-
ment for their audience that is truth
full beyond contradiction on any
point. To hear them will settle any
ones convictions beyond any question
of doubt as to the fallacy of the
Chicago platform, that outcasts Of
the republican party are trying
to secure an election on.
Bert Niece living northwest of here
was in town last Thursday evening
on general business we prt sumo but
met with an accident that nearly re-
suited in the loss Of his team as he
drove into Okabena Lake 20 water
his horses before going home. He
ventured little too far so that his
horses struck mud hole ia the bot
tom and down they went. Mr..
Niece somewhat excited got vocifer-
Gus and gave up yell that seeming
" would "wake the dead' and sum-
moned help which landed him and
horses safely, but rather damp, on
the shore.
Hon. Dan. Shell. of Worthington,
is favorably mentioned as speaker. of
the next house of representatives. He
is, in all respects, worthy of the hon.
or. 49,. Rem, Mccartney, our repub-
lican nominee for sheriff, is now
making the rounds of the county
visiting his many friends and shaking
hands with new acquaintance. AS
he becomes better known personally,
his popularity increases, and he is al
most unanimously pronounced the
right man in the right place. Mr.
Mccartney is man that wares we'll,
once a friend, always friend, jovial,
pleasant and a man that takes pride
in doing his duty we'll. He will make
the county good, reliable officer,
and is worthy the vote of every man
in the county. = Stay by him.-Senti-
mel, Bigelow.
o. W. Freeman, popocrat candidate
for county attorney, was in town last
week, and in an interview with an
ADVANCE scribe, as to the political
outlook in the county he incidentally
remarked that the candidates for
auditor were both excellent men,
personally, voters could have no
choice, but Mr.. Trip would receive
a party vote and secure he Office.
AS to register of deeds, Mr.. Lindgren
is very popular man all over the
county and has rendered faultless
service as commissioner and owing
to the weakness of the popocrat candi-
date would easily be elected as the
Independent candidate would not
cut much figure, and for sheriff. Mr..
Mccartney was we'll liked where he
was acquainted. His acquaintance
is becoming quite extensive and
would enable him to come off victori-
Gus. ~, .,t. 49,. 49,
Judge of Probate Cory, Drs. Dolan
and Thompson, of Warrington, were
over to Dundee yesterday to take &C
ton in the case Of Walter Lindquist,
who has been acting rather queer of
late. He was adjudged insane and
was taken to St. Peter.... l.. L. Nc
cartney, the republican candidate for
sheriff, was over from Worthington
Saturday night to take in the Repub-
lican Rally and get acquainted with
the people of this part of the county.
Mr.. CARNEY made friends while
here and strengthened himself for the
battle the Bird Of Nov. He is a young
man and is in every way competent
to fill the Office of sheriff and we feel
safe in saying that he will be elected
by large majority, the combined oP-
position, Notwithstanding. &C. M.
Crandall made many friends at this
place last Saturday night who will
advocate his cause and work for his
election to the office of County At
torney. He made a good speech,
and it is to be regretted that the bad
kept so many at home that
they did not haYe an opportunity to
hear him. Mr.. Crandall is good at |