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POST.ETsI. !.


| wish to say to my friends and
patrons and the public generally that
thave moved tho remnant Of my groc-
cries, saved from the fire. into the
fame building in The rear Of my for
mcr stand and have added new stock
and am now ready to resume business
| desire tothank my friends who as
sisted me in saving my goods from
the flames. Returning my sincere
thanks to all my former patrons and
soliciting the further patronage Of all
who sympaihize with mein my heavy
loss. / shall keep a full stock and try
to merit the patronage Of the public
Remember the place, Virginia street,
between Court and Market.
PETER POSTELL.
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GEORGE o. Thompson,
Furniture, 1OiW hare his
office With C. n. Thonap-
n,G0nt 6 DoUison's old
stand. lie wishes 10 state
thut lie does not intend
to close out but 1ciJl re-
open us soon as he can
Get his stock Of furniture
here.
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sooIAIITIEs,,

Mr.. John NJ. Cox, spent last week
al Dawson.
Mr.. W. c. Graves. OF Nashville, i'
In the city.
Mia Georges Darnall, Of Cadiz, Is
visiting Mrs. r. L. Ellis.
Capt. T. c. Jones, Of owcnsborc,
was III the city yesterday.
Nm I. W. Buckuer was IN Evans
willie when The dre occurred.
Miss Robbie Hunter. Of Franklin,
ky, 10 visiting Miss Alice Guynn.
Col. Zen Berry. Of Now York, an
Md citizen OF this place, Is Ia the city.
Mr.. w. e. Burbsuk, Of the Evans
willie Courier was III the city Saturday.
Mai. r.. n. Bristow, Of EIKtou, was
~ town SUNDAY mixing amongst the
ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Moore, OF
South Christian, were In the city Sat-
erday.
Mlss Emma GoodIandcr. Of Chica.
no, Il yisi,lug the family Of Mr.. Hun
Ger Wood.
Mr.. q. u. Underwood 10 still con-
fined to HE bod, and HE health isno,
Improving.
Mrs. Leouora Armstrong has re-
turned from Virginia where she
spent the summer.
Mr.. John Barbcc returned last
wreck from Virginia where he has
been living Tor = year.
Messrs. NJ. Cant aud IL. A. Moore.
ofOwensboro, were IN tho city the
latter part Of the past week.
MIR. WIN. \. Graves, who has been
engaged 10 business IN 81 Louis for
some mouths past, 10 at home on a
visit.
Mr.. Moses L. Elb, formerly Of this
city, bu, uow representing a large
Wholesale house Of Cincinnati, is in
che city.
Rev. Mr.. venable, an Episcopal
minister, OF Versailles, Ky, was II the
CHI last week aud preached at the
courthouse. Ito 10 \ preacher Of con-
adorable rcuown, and preached an
excellent discourse.
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a Card.

I wish to return my heartfelt
thanks to the perpetrators and em-
ployces OF the Excelsior Planning
Mills, for their kinduessss shown me
during my late illness, aud among
other things for their generous dona-
ton of q hundred bushels OF coal.
I'll. BLAINE. :,
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goods were stolen after they were
saved. Dry goods, hardware,
groceries, iewelry, drugs, harness,
tinware, ard everything was taken
thal could be concealed or carried
away.
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Speaking

We see from the list Of appoipL
menis Published In the Henderson
Reporter, that Ilop. Jas. +. Clay,
Hemocratic candidate for Congreps
IN this district, will speak IL this
city to.morrow. Lot everybody who
Gan turn opt and giye him a good
crowd, !tis not 90 announced but
WI W .s''pipv'sc Pr Fuq'ia win AK for q
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Tho congregation Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church are request.
elk to meet IN the Second Prosby teri
au church Thursday night, Noy. I'd,
at O'Clock, to consider the rebuild
ing Of their church Building.
"a, Jas. a, WALLACE,
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REMOVALS!

DIR. NEWLAND has his office at
present No. o over the old Hopper
corner, and can be found there at all
times energetically attending to gen.
eral practica
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*Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound has done thousands ofwo-
men more good than the medicine Of
many doctors.
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Fl. B. KILLEBhEW, Grocer, has
removed to the liartie Block oapo-
site Howe's Ice Factory. Mr.. Albon
Nance. his genial salesman, will be
glad to see all his friends.
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HERE AND THERE
w. r. Patton, Lille Insurance.

w. T. Patton, Lie Insurance.
October 18th, 1882 was day never
to be forgotten in HopkinsyIle.
Many ladies worked bravely among
the flames and helped 10 save goods.
The South Kentuckian has issued
M extra every other day since the
fire.
The Post Office il between liooser
Il Oversniner's and L Bells, on Main
street.
Gray's barber shop has been
moved up stalrs over II poser 4 Oyer
shiper's.
wANTED.-A boz 10 learn the
printing business. Apply at once at
this Office.
Ike fart says his stock ss consid.
erably torn TO pieces with dodginR
IRON the fire but that he 10 eth Oh
deck.
The Bank vault was uninjured. A
fly was found buzzing around IN Il
after Il was opened US Il nothing had
happened.
The SouTn KEsrUcKIAS 10 the oD-
ly newspaper In the city for the pres
en,, but We are doing job work at the
same prices as heretofore.
Mr.. Champlin. Common School
Commissioner las called al Institute
of white teachers TO meet at the Cour,
House Nov. 2 aud 8, aud a isrgs at
tendance is expected.
Messrs Burbridge Bros. had on ex.
hibiiion at their late grocery q potato
weighing 81 pounds. |. was raised
a, the Asylum aud was the biggest
thing Ia tho way ofa potato we have.
ever seen.
Mr.. II. D. Humphreys has
opened up grocery At
Viewers store, between Beverley
aud Denneitstpwn and inyiles the
pubic to call and SEQ his slock before
buying elsewhere.
Mr.. s. q. Buekncr los, slarge barn
filled with tobacco on his farm near
Longview last Thursday. About
10000 pounds OF excellent tobacco
was consumed. We have not learned
how the fire originated.
An entertainment for the benefit Of
the FIRE sufferers who are In want,
will be given. st Hollands Opera
House next Monday night. The la
dies are getting II up. Mr.. HOLLAND
has kindly rendered tho use Of his
Tho old reliable aud time tried hrc
tested Phoenix was the first insur-
ance company TO pay a policy At.
ter tie connagratIon. Itisreprescnt-
cd BY one OF our most energetic and
popular young men, MIR. Frank W.
Buckper. ltspromptners In this in
stance brings Il into increasing favor
with our ci'izens.
Mr.. Chas. A. Davis WIN soon visit
this city 70. make arrangements for
tho coming engagement OF Calcnders'
Original Colored Minsirels, the or
ganlzaiion which is being received
with such favor throughout the coun-
Try. They are said TO DO the best
representatives. Of genuine colored
minsirclsy.
o,r .o,,smnorsr,.. N. Ma r..
ana ,bs new ,vere haiti barnsa N
,l,s ,.,s confederation Mr. wood
nro,r,.,or NJ Tho former has reu,ea
M. ha,,al,g on Rr,avo s,ree,. dIaqo. |
nallv across from tho South Ken.
,uckian Office, and win buy a new
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Business Change.

l have bought out the dry goods
establishment Of Louis Elb on Main
street aad will keep full stock Of
goods on hand and sell them cheap. 4
Ed. EpHniAM.
oct. 81 'S2.4w.
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ID Ny Debtors.

Every person that owes mo I have
favored BY crediting, now | am in
crossing my stock largely, and need
every cent that is owing to me. Won't
you make an effort to come up and
pay me? Please come up and do me
great favor b, paying me.
Nv. PYLE.
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TAFFY CANDY.

We are just fitting up our Candy
tent on the corner Of Court and vir.
ginia streets. ALI kinds VI candies
nice and heap.
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Landes 8 Clark, hare
renanued to the corner OF
Mum ttnd Nashville sts.,
ouer flares store, oppo-
site Phoenix Hotel.
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POLK CANSLER.

is located in the rear Of Nelsan and
.Jcsup's warehouse, and would he
pleased TO serve any one wanting liy-
cry business.
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"A CARD.

y
TO THE PUBLIC:
! have ordered very extensive stock
Of furniture to supply the wants Of the
public. / would scorn to take adj
vantage Of the misfortune Of others.
but propose to- sell as cheap il not
cheaper than ever. already have
large stock Of everything in my line.
| have over 600 chairs of the cele-
brated brand made by the Hopkins
vile chair factory, which If you will
examine you will find superior to any
in the market. Metallic aud wood
collins Of all sizes and grades kept in
stock. A. w. PYLE,
Henry Block, opp. Hollands Opera
House.
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Gus Hall, Saloon, re-
n1oUed to old stand on
Bridge street, opposite
Kentnchims Office, uOhere
you can get a better meal
than euer before.
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l have moved my saloon and the
remnant of.my groceries saved from
the fire, into Elb,s parlor on Bridge
street. where l am ready to serve my
friends. ! want to sell the groceries
all together.
A G. w. SMITH.
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FOR SALE.

| desire to sellmy house and lot on
North Main St. now occupied BY Mr..
Haas. Also lot 100 by FOG in
Jesup Avenue. Consnlt
l. DINKELSPEIL.
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Burbrid6e Bros, Gro
.cers,reDaoDed to Greeorys
old stand in the Shutting
Rink building.
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sSs-Our subscription rates were
reduced OCT. Is. 1881, to $l.50 strictly
eash IN cIeaace. All Unpaid sub
scriptlons, beginning prior TO that
date, will be charged at old rates I'LL
paid. No subscriptions are taken
now except for cash in advance, and
oil papers will be stopped when out,
un.ess promptly renewed.
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ros,o,,,,.d ~ nur ,a,, Tor hcln The
,rs;n nr,no;u. ,ha angina mazda .ver
80" ~ Y'ns'"s ~ - M :.
an hour and three quarters.
wat. Fa,n.nds Tho colored man
who r...nsa NJ uollsna5 with ,be
ass,.,snca =, Ar Jas n w;,fras n
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cc,,aus, ewa. ,eroism exe,nn,,fed
Az ths risk ~ ,,,s own ,;se he rushed
a. he r,acue a. whine man 4 s,ran.
., i hon, be ala not knnw wi,hou,
snv nronissof reward. Mr. winfree,,
candpct WA alan couraoaons I'M, M
uollanf WA M. friend and and ther,
pere los that did not ex,st IN n,
csse Of WYATT Edmuuds All homo,
40 than ho,h and esnec,allv 10 IN,
b,.va co,orsa hero who was ;nsn;re,
~ M o,be,. ;ncsnt,ve Than a desiro !,
a q ,,,a ,,fa ~ : follow MAJ, wben I,
=, ,,aar ,bo ,ot,er:no wa,, so.r 4,
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15

We have seen in some of the Republican
papers of the State, some very unfavorable
comments on the action of DR.. L. Il. Dibble
formerly of this town, now of Albion, Mich.
at the Calhoun County Republican Conven-
ton. The following extract from the Albion
Republican puts the matter in different
light:
The first informal ballot for State Senator
resulted as follows: JAS. A. Miner, Ga Chas
Austin, 80; George II. French, %.
When the result was announced, Mr.. Loud
of the solid(?) Sheridan delegation, arose, and
i'll stentorian tones advocated the claims OF
Mr.. Miner. In the face of the agreement
that the Albion and Sheridan delegations
were to support Mr.. Austin, this action was
like stroke of lightning from clear sky
1t was a disgraceful betrayal, and called out
DR.. Dibble, who "went for him" in very
severe terms, stating what Loud had said OF
Miner in the presence of half dozen citizens
only a few days before. DR.. Dibble was
Kissed by some of the delegates, but if they
had known what ample cause he had for say
ing what he did, different feeling would
have prevailed. He made no ungentlemanly
remarks, but merely stated what he had heard
Mr.. Loud say, and for doing SO he had abund.
ant provocation.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15

D1ED.-On Thursday Sept. 9Th, 1882, at
the residence of Mr. Aaron Hathaway, in this
village, Eliashib Wheeler, the father of Mrs.
Hathaway and Mr.. Ray Wheeler of this place.
The deceased Was born July 18th, 1893, be-
ing a little more than "a years old. He
leaves widow and six children, four sons
and two daughters, surviving him. The
widow is an inmate of Mr.. Hathaway's family
and was married to her departed husband,
March 18th, 1928, their married life extend
ing over a period of more than half q CEN
fury. Mr.. Wheeler was a pensioner of the
war of 1912, and became q member of the
Methodist church in his youth, and was
formerly a minister of that denomination.
He bore the character of an honest, upright,
christian gentleman, and his passing away
was like the gathering of a sheaf of fully
ripened grain. We doubt not he has heard
the welcome words, "Well done. good and
faithful servant, enter thou into the joys of
thy Lord The funeral took place on Sun
day last, at the residence of Mr.. Hathaway.
The relatives desire TO return their thanks to
the many friends and neighbors who so kind
y assisted them in this their hour of grief
and affection. Their friendly ministrations
will not soon be forgotten.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15

The Kansas election, Monday, resulted as
usual in Democratic victory. Prohibition
figured prominently in the make up of legis-
lative tickets.-Bloomtagdale Lcader.
Our esteemed contemporary is very nearly
right. The only errors we notice in the
above item are these: A Democratic victory
is nat usunl in Kansas, and her citizens must
have been very much surprised thereat; the
election did not result in Democratic VIC
tory; there was no election in Kansas at that
date. Perhaps our friends of the Lcadci
were thinking of Arkansas. If so, they were
mistaken about the prohibition matter. That
doctrine don't figure very extensively il
Democratic states.
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PROBATE COURT.-Hilton. Judge.

Sept. 1th.--Estate of Oscar ID. Kinney, de-
ceased; petition to sell real estate day of
hearing, Oct. 10th. Est of Alberto Brown,
minor hearing on petition to sell real estate
license granted.
Sept. 11th.-Estate of Chas. q. Nash, de-
ceased; hearing on petition for appointment
of admir- E. O. Briggs appointed, bond
$4,000. Estate of Zenas Sykes, deceased
hearing on probate of will will admitted to
probate. Estate OF Albert Smith, deceased
hearing on fnal ccount of ad4n'r; account
allowed. Estat Of Adaline +. Hayden. de-
ceased final account of admir- filed day OF
hean4 ), Oct. 10Th.
Sept 12th.-Est. Of Z. o. Briggs Nash
minor: petition for guardian: Martha b
Nash appointed, bond $500.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15

The Republican Legislative Convention
held at Lawrence, on Thursday of last week,
placed in nomination, as a candidate for
Representative from this district, Robert j..
Warren, Esq, of Decatur. Mr.. Warren has
long been well known 10 our citizens as a
thorough Republican, and man of ability.
He is the editor of the Decatur Republican,,
and his paper is recognized as being among
the very best of our local papers. Mr.. w. is
good speaker and vigorous writer and has
done good work for Republicanism in south
western Michigan. He is now, and has been
for nearly two years past, prominently identi-
fed with the temperance reform, and ought
by all means to receive the support of ali
voters who desire to have the question of
prohibition submitted to vote of the peo-
pie. And not only this, he shonld, and
doubtless WILL receive the support of the en-
tire Republican party, which will insure his
triumphant election.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15
DON'T BE SILLY.

Don't let foolish prejudice against popular
medicines stand between you and the health Of
your wife, child, or baby. 1t is always right to
advertise blessing. DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite
Remedy" lie a blessing. 1t has saved thousands
and it will help you. II you are sick and ms
cradle, We advise you to spend One Dollar for
this medicine, and then write to the Doctor, at
Rondout, N. Y, as to how you FEEL. For trou-
bles OF the Kidneys, Bowels, Liver, and Blood
it has no equal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15

The Republicans of Van Buren, county
have chosen a district committee to call a
senatorial convention as follows:
H. NJ. Avery, South Haven John Smolk,
Paw Paw; Nelson Webster, Pine Grove
Egbert Cooley, Bloomingdale; Seth w. Al
word, Bangor; John Pelton, Antwerp; James
Brande, Porter; S. b. Hagar. Hamilton; Ed
ward Arnold, Decatur; l.. II. Bailey, South
Haven; g. w. Rooms, Paw Paw; Samuel q
Mather, Lawrence; Oscar Adams, Keller
II. Robertson, Coluinbis.-AlIegdn Journal
You must be little off, Bro. Don? Every
one of the above mentioned gentlemen are
dyed in the wool Democrats. The Republi.
cans of this county have taken no such action
Delegates to the Senatorial convention viii
be elected at our convention on the 10TH
inst.
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State Ticket.

For Governor
DAVID II. JEROME.
For Lieut.. Governor
MOREAU $. CROSBY.
For Secretary Of State
HARRY A. CONANT.
For State Treasurer
EDWARD II. BUTLER.
For Auditor General
WILLIAM c. STEVENS.
For Commissioner of State Land OH.ce-
MINOR S. NEWELL.
For Attorney General
JACOB j. VAN RIPPER.
For Supt. Of Public Instruction
NARNUM b. COCHRAN.
For Member of State Board Of Education.
Bella W. jerks.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15

AS soon as the Republicans of Maine dis
covered that the Greenbackers were only the
same old Democratic party masquerading in
new garments, they cleaned them out as
usual. So much for fusion. 1t will be Just
so in Michigan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15
THE HEIGHT OF FOLLY

To wait until you are in bed with disease you
may not get over for months, is the height of
folly, when you might be easily cured during
the early symptoms by Parker's Ginger Tonic.
iest, by a timely use OF this pure medicine
Observer.
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Republican Caucus.

caucus of the Republican Electors of the town
ship OF Antwerp, will be held at 81 Durkees HOTEL
in the village of Mattawan, on Monday the 18th day
of September, 1882 at II O'clock noon, for the pur-
pose OF choosing nine delegates TO attend the county
nominating convention al Lawrence on Tuesday,
September 18th, 1882.
KESaY FoRD,
JUAN McKEYEs, Com.
{. /. EATON,
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MYRoN n. SMITH.

CoLDIERs' ATTENTION-A NEW LAw.-Con-
- gress passed act Aug I, 1882, 10 relieve GER
tain soldiers OF the late from the charge of de-
sertion All soldiers who served until the 22d day Of
May 1868 OF until the expiration of their term of
enlistmcn. are now entitled under this act TO their
back payjand bounty. And in case Of death their
heirs or legal representatives entitled TO what was
due them. There are hundreds OF these cases. Send
I'm your names at and get what belongs 10 you.
This act II peculiarly applicable to the soldiers OF
the Mich Cav. Brigade who were ordered across the
plains after the close Of the Address with
stamps. Z. y. 0ALL1GAS,
14S4u u. >. Claim Agent, Paw Paw, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15

The ball keeps rolling. First Oregon, then
Vermont. and now comes Maine, with the
entire Republican State ticket, the Legisla-
ture and all the Congressman. Victory is in
the air.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15
Have you heard from Maine?

AT the Republican Legislative Convention
at Lawrence, a resolution was passed endors-
ing Hon. Thos. w. Ferry, and recommending
him as his own successor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1882-09-15
Repuhlican Caucus.

The Republican Electors of Waverly township,
will hold a caucus, at the Glendale school house, on
Saturday Sept. 10TH at six O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose of eecting five delegates 10 the county con-
venton at Lawrence, on the 18th inst.
BY order of Rep. TIP. Committee.
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Republican Convention.

Republican convention will be held at the VIII
lage of Bangor, on Tuesday, september 26th, at IL
O'Clock a. M, for the purpose Of nominating cam
diCate for Representative in the State Legislature
from the Second District. The several townships
comprising the district will be entitled to the same
number Of delegates as in the county convention.
u. ANDERSON,
c. J. MONROE, Dist. Com.
j. T.. FERGUSON,
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Almena Republican Caucus.

caucus of the Republican Electors of Almena,
will be held at the Athena postOfice, Saturday,
Sept 16th 1882, at three o'clock .. m, for the pur
pose Of choosing four delegates TO attend the Repub
lican county convention to be held at Lawrence on
the 10Th of Sept, 1882.
by order of Rep. TIP. Com.
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Republican Caucus.

A caucus OF the Republican Electors Of the town.
ship of Paw Paw, will be held at the Court House,
in the village OF Paw Paw, on Saturday, the 10th
day of September, 1882 at the hour of two O'Clock
p M, for the purpose of choosing twelve delegates
20 attend the county nominating convention al Law
renee, on Tuesday September 18th, 1852.
y. +. STEARNs,
c. II. BUTLER, Com.
G.. L. RAwsoN,
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CIRCUIT COURT.-Mills. Judge.

CIRCUIT COURT.--Mills. Judge.
Sept. s.-Gale Mfg Co. VS.. Ide V. Cooley ;
Judgment for plaintiff on default S401.S9
and costs.
People VS.. Crofoot and Slack adultery re-
spondents araigned, plead not guilty; re-
spondents released on their own recognize
ance.
Chas. Mckee vs.. Emory o. Briggs; order
extending time to file security tor costs.
Jonathan Hogmire VS.. Captain H. Harris,
demurrer; demurrer over-ruled.
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Senatorial Convention.

Convention for the nomination OF a candidate
for State Senator, from the counties Of Aegan and
Van Buren, will be held in the village OF Alegan, on
Friday, September 22d, 1882.
BY Order Dist. Rep. Com.
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Legislative Ticket.

For Representative. First District
ROBERT /. WARREN.