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brighter md Nettcr.

One Of tho heaviest sufferers by the Feb,
ruary flood wa Bslzer, proprietor Of the Del.
restaurant. HIS place was uude.
seyen or eight feet. The visitor who
goes into hia elegant dining rooms now would
believe this. Mr.. Balzsr was always
noted for his excellent bill OF fare, good cook.
ing and politeness and attention to patrons,
He nov mas without exception the most ele.
CANT restaurant in Wheeling. Private rooms
ladies or parties. Weekly board at reason.
able rntes Call on him next door TO the post.
office and you will patroni=s his regularly.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

1900 Dozen Latest Summer Styles Of
lAdles', Misses and Clildren's Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats now on exhibition
inc our Millinery Department, Mt our usual
low prices. SpEYER BROS.
P.S.-We desire 10 call the special ut.
tentlon Of Merchants and Milliners TINT
Wo arc Tho only Exclusive Wholesale
Millinery House In this city.
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The Turner'S Of this city have arranged
with the P. 9. T. St. l.. Il. R. for an excursion
to steubsnville Monday, May 9th, 10 attend
a ball given by the Turner's Of that place.
Train will leave Whelinga at 4:47 i. N. rs.
leave Steubenvllls at / A. N. by
train. Fare for round trip one dollar.
good 10 return on regular trains the
following day. ~
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hosen from the county say they are for
Elaine and Lincoln first, last and all time,


. GRAFTON, W. Va, April l9.-The Rspuh.
lican County Convention met here to-day TO
ventions al M~artinsburg. Twenty-Five dele.
Gates and twenty-five nlternates were named,
The convention was composed OF the best
citizens OF the county. The proceedings
vera entirely harmonious, and there twas 4
gratifying absence Of ''rlng" work and bad
blood. The delegates 20 70 Martinsburg I'M.
Instructed as to any particular Presidential
preference. al0 Nh
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BERKELEY IN LINE,
A Solid Blaine Delegation Cbosen ut
be-. MsrttnsbHrg. .hfa


MsrtinsbHrg. ~ A
sptcia! Correspondence Of The Inlttlcnee.
MAnrINsyuRe, W. Va, April 1s.-Ths Re.
publican County Convention here to-day, at
. o'clock P. NJ, and elected seventeen dele.
gates TO the State Convention; also seventeen
to the District Convention, which meets here
on the Soth. The county is only entitled to
fifteen votes In the convention. 1t was
thought, however, that the State Convention
would admit the seventeen and allow them
to cast the vote Of the,county. Each district
WAS given two delegates except Martinsburg,
which was allowed i've. -,
The delegation Is solid for Blaine. The
rumored interference on the part Of Govern
ment oiiceholdera was all .gammOG,p No
person attempted in the least 10 interfere
with the wish OF the party. Everything was
conducted k%armonionsly, and the party in
Berkeley Is ready to siys her support 10 the
nominee OF the Republican National Con.
v~entior, whoever he may be. The delegation
being composed OF none but Blaine men il
was not thought necessary to instruct them,
Resolutions were passed endorsing the policy
OF the Republican party OF protection to
American labor. Governor jackson gets a
uot suoL ou nlH le-re-aS6esSnent order, The
Convention was composed OF representative
men from all the districts In the county. who
seem to be In earnest in the work Of CARRYING
this State for the Republican nominee. Har.
mony prevailed throughout the en-.
tire session, and It can be safely said
that the party will present an I'M.
broken front when the call to arms 10 made:
The charges made in Saturdays Register that
George X, Evat0 TRH engaged In n srbsra N
have Mr.. Duval remoyed,SsIn Keeping win
Its reputation-is q tissue Of falsehoods from
beginning To end. Mr.. Evans, though moi
intimately acquainted with General Duyal.
has always entertained for him the most
kindly sentiments and feelings, and is the
asst man who would be engaged In a fight on
ernor Pisrpont, Mr.. Evana was his friend.
and did what he could to have the Governor
In his office, believing as be did that
no cause existed for his removal. sss
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TUESDAY, 10Th INST. AT,oAM

$500 oA"kS uAkRl
TUESDAY, 10Th INST, ATloA.M
, battle R r. 1,i Rsoae-Eseavstion 700 cubic yards;
hogss' Hill Road, Triade:ph.a dIs,r,c,-vsoo
nmizing go cubia yards. h'"e"s'
B9?sgs' Hill Road. AicAlaud cis,ric:-eo cuhtc
sa arg excavation, and 10 cubic yards mas my,
DiHun'S Run Road, Liberty G,s,,iciNE,sIIn
I,5o cubic yards AID masonry 10 cubic va rtis
q. L. Road, LIST dIs.-Br. mRsonrv Ia c,h,,
ysSls. giaading LOCO cubic yards, macadamIzinp so
G. c. !. Road, I'd d!v.-aradins socin,c .. ,,s
mssonfy ~ cubic yards, mrcadaniz!ug l5O cubic
Glen's Run and Cherry Hill ~-s,s .oo
300 cubic yarts. A'"uA"'%'us
kelly's Farm aud Demen, Cemetery Road. Rich.
sanu ulsttlet-Mact uAmizing $50 cubic yards.
c,,hic ra IIv houAc t1il Notwithstanding $50
MI Middle 70, Wheeling Creek Upper End-Macadaml.
NM Msd 81 s, Wheeling Creek, Lower End-Macadaml-
McGraw,s Run R~cad-Gradins 600 cub,c va,ds
masonry 10 cubic yards, understanding so cuti:
Peters Run Road. Trislelphia a~ist,,c,-vscsd.
amising go cuhiC yaidS.
fflen' Run Road, R!chland district Grading IN
canic IafGs, masonry 30 Cnbic yards
p iisut ~ I'oau-S! acalaniiIng hC0 cubic yards.
yards. .t N w cuo'c
River Read, % div.-Macadanjztpp sn c,,,,r
ysIds' grading 800 cubic ya.ds, inMonry 20 cubic
Rice and Castlcman's Run Road-GrsaI,r ssu
cubic yards. masonry 80 cubic yards. Ts '""'
Konty'S Point to B. & Il. Observation-Disclosures 40
cubic yHrdS. T. "N'N"'nh ~
Reilly and De!apltin's aad-Grat,,g . sco o,,y,
yards, masonry so cubic yards.
NJ; snoit G'eek' Moth Notwithstanding $50 GU.
shor. Creek, South NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 mi.
plU JhIlhI ulh5JnIF III emilia plrJu .,.I- n :, =
yards. s'"''"so "'cuo'c
shoIt Creek, Ea!n s,em-Grsdiug 95co c,bJc
Sarus. masonry 30 entlc yards.
bic yards. '@''h ~ GU
, Wheeling and bethany Pike, TrIadclpbja d.
20 cubic yards
o,, mmeSa'ns anu F%sirinnnt ke-Macsd4mk!ng 100
West Union and Roncy's po!nt R6aI-Nscsdsn.
iz!ng 5e cubic yards. "'"'""
~ MAee!sag and Elm Grove Road, II,ch!e dts:.ict-
MSeadAmninH 3O cubic yards,
Wheeling aud Elm Grove Road, T,lsic,rbis Jy,,
&flct- atcadnmIz!n 1iU cubic yaruy.
O., Mess Liberty md CaStlcman's Road-GndIug
''G WsGa GI,G .,H y, masonry 10 cubic yards.
cuole YARDS, masonry 40 cubic yards, mAcadan!any
!, v y sn6 Grove and Middle Wheeling Road-Grad.
The ySovau G ymsusl mncadamizlsg 10 cubic yards,
Blds Oh grading NUT embfs' e separate rricc, for
Garth. loose rock and Solit rock,
9iA.ohsy mnxi beIeconu ClAs, laid dry,
matchmaking viii DO OF hard blue or gtay lime.
pn . otoKen 70 pa&'hiongh G3.!uch ring.
rTne standard OF measurement iOr ali c,ess,a NJ
ured solid. su''e' ee'' iaeN'
M rdGp ? must be separate for earI, roid. must
and must in Ill cases be AcconDAhis, h V rri s"r
satisfactory 10 The Board as to ths character and
,ompe ! Of the bidder. Fo, further Information
dds, 'ts"' te!et' aH! W All
aai, o. Proposals. for county work 10 be let
ounly. VI o"o
Address, ROBERT, n woons
". @. SMITH, VI eo1~:S''"eH'
County Engineer, xp,,pAY
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COURT MATTERS.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE TRIBUNALS
Al SATURDAYS sssilons-L Long String Of D,ci,Iona
In the Supreme Court OF Apsll,-rhs Diyin
the Circuit Court John II. Z,vs'y H..
leased By the Supreme Court.

The famous zsvely forgery cases were
ended Saturday by decision OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals. John II. Zavely wa in.
dicted two years ago for forgery, four or five
true bills being returned asainst him. He
was tried In one case, and acquitted on the
grounds Of insanity. A motion was made
by bis counsel to quash the other indict.
mentg, but 1t was ovsrrulsl, and the cases
continued until the next term. They we're
never tried, but continued from term to term.
A week or 80 ago the cases were a'gain called
up. and Mr.. Zevely's bondsmen surrendered
him, but at once renewed his bond. The
action recalled public attention to The cases,
which had almost been forgotten. Last
Saturday a decision was rendered In the su.
preme Court Of Appeals, on a motion 10 dis.
charge Zayely from custody. on the ground
that three terms Of the Circuit Court had
nassed without the cases coming 10 trial or
Zsvely asking a continuance . The Supreme
Court ordered H,yely's discharge. Thus ends
one OF the most famous cases known here in
recent years, a4. Ia'.. |E.HI
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Transactions $4,000 shares.


New loRk. April la.;-FloIr firm, receipts 10 %,
SsaI ! 's = s5.s 3 s;;U sr 1ss' SsiG S%ss i s5as q siste snd
y 25aG co; Minnesota patent process as 7Sa I'a "
essd III! A IN a The opening, afterwards Iecov.
weakened and LEFT OF MsiLc below ius Mc !, S S,as
s w = Sb ioo,vSC 49, 1ushels; exports lsS.0OO bushels:
q o,IIsi Miat. 49, ; ~. 3 SpiinS z ++.eSc; No. . red
snrif II onE4.' uaMs.aHsa Wiiite i5hS3c; No.. 2 red
UsI. cios.ipy y az 81 oa Y2!'oGo bushels at 81 O2sssl
6nsis!s i & oijfai, o., eio. ias'O a. st si Sy, s:'i T ;
Il sI't as. ''S S,s"s, PUSHES lsie1 az ~ 4 Qs%,l o., closing Il
i Of, closing At q ess t::''SSy oastels It Il ob11a
bushels Al 81 esEsi ~ rs c hieIteiloeS, SALES 5000
S SRIsast .t lai5;s ! 9Isas5; si,eIwsrd IS S st is I c sna
bushels: esnosts 4 iio q bn, .. Stic; receipts 10000
No I. GoaGis1c. co., S.,UW 9 ~ = ungraded 49aG2c;
April 60; asy CS}IaSlS Ss" eIo:inr ~ g. z ess s$c; No. :
W iT1.H.. GIessT : ~ WIS; July 6lJSs63hC, closing
rerein,s "a III ' n,a cI'slng At GS1+c. Oats ttm::
", Stern mirnI "a SS31polts 5000 bushels;
r r,,a3Sr, ii,S ntM n .oasc:. iops dull. weak and
on %n Y y tn1 Conec, spot fhi-; Kiodull; OPTIONS Il.
1ypoi !, ! SoM %sr ahd unil; GALES $50 bags kio No. :
sales i,75o bsss July Si a, 4 r. az s,, osEs June at $500
sases a,I,o Days G,G!ooei at s.o0sy .55c: sales SsO hs ~
stcsssv y. S5h y .t s.1se. Shgar dIll and weak: reGnedi
@tionefs SNeS;' CIT Loaf ie. anS c sTs ! dT9 9sM %eoltec:
~; staI4!ated ,ai lIl6c: cubes : 7.iGc, MoIs,sas
Hu, VIZ 1 n,,u ntu /, Ihi!oW nrm at 7}Sa7Lc. i,osn
i hfm. !uspeTs!ne dull # slAc, EgSy, wssie;;n t iIesh
ta i,m. XII In ,nn urn ~ l6A.lssia. Pork quiet and
MOI No.; c c,ao LIZ y Ste hcala sa. Cu! meats nominal.
s May's I Eg"s &c. SS: LadI Steady; western steam sS,::
g,ist s.7G4s Sc Bntte USidI1 All, III JuIS : 70aS. &c; Au.
Cheese dull aud barely s,eadv. aHa lower at Sage.
curr,no ~, IN "s"t'.N 9n
hi, Sh biAS. Aplil lv.-flour hrncr but not ,uo,a.
s.y,, h1,sner Waoa5 excited and higher: n duItat
sShttssitddte h h nssu y fluctuations rapid and severe:
IL Ihtvcp ouies, Tr"ets more uunaelou; opened u
RI AMI az Iu ~ aa'nnf:d 2l2%c, then declined
3. ny 'sst ItpSSu SSA%c ortf vest, rlsyi saleG RANGED,
Iryrs1 1, a 4 ,sstS4e; Jlle ssAa0.Ar, olosed al Sgzc::
J Jniyy. 'Fss Sn;,s. G1eSGd At 9lhc; a ugus, XaLc o No
sn1iny sssEss1EIga. Iaic over JULY; No. q Chicago
active, eIciici and Rlrhe y. a ooS.S; > Corn, demand
quickly advanced .slsSEScc' os oalf q shade lower,
closed sG,Tc over ysss..ST,, utsniea lAa2Hc and
5Deta5s1;c closed at b:%c.. Ms., FTP Gs eiSsa1c;. April
CSC; June K clnssSt AK q nt,Sa3'Hc: Gloced il al
closed Ct b5,.c: IGs,i,tl "a o oS,tsI; yulS 5itffao7kc,
higher, but cIosed ahont th :, IDLY. oats. ruled
cash 3lhC AprilSiLa SiL VI. Nav s e1iI ~ Yesterday;
SHE; June sHIaSsSc. Closed %, -%aamiafslsc closed at
as3Ec, closed al SSiE1rt 4 I i"nst 1 ~ S!Hc; July S2k
closed ut TIC. Ryc hI,bsrIr' ~ t' fsc year 27Aa2se,
\. 74A75c. FIax.eed quiet at 81 al carey arE 4uie!
but Irregular, declined 2oass, Io. I IN T1ai
lSa2oc aud ruled geady 70 tho Close: eas6 III snttii Iea
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Ohe QtttdldQeatnfr
New Advertisements

Palnce Refrigerators-Eesbitt & Bro.
For Sale-Horses and Mules.
Opera H~ouse-Barry i Fay.
Loss and Gain-Third page.
Casarrh-Fourth page.
Spring, lSS4-H. ". Fisher.
Fine Watches and Diamonds. G. Dillon.
Do Your Own Rooiing-B. F. Caldwell.
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The Circuit Court.

In Judge Boyd's court, the following bust.
was transacted Saturday:
Edward O. Russell, OF the District of Col,
umbia, was admitted to practice in this
court. -
An order was entered in the case Of John
Q. pendleton, CON-, W. Jane Schneide. ct al,
in chancery.
A plea OF not guilty was enteredin the case
OF J. Reinacher and wife vs.. T. O. Edwards
and the case set for May 0.
The following criminal cases have been sci
for hearing:
Tuesday, April 24-Mary Burke vs. John
Bremen, oastardy; same day, Jennie Thar
We. John Habick, bsstardy.
May 9-Nora Hurley vs.. Charles Foster
bastardy; Annie Bowman VS.. Peter Coleman,
bastardy.
Monday. May 19-state VS.. James Fleming
stabbing; Dovener & Frame.
May 2O-State vs.. John Blattner, assault
with intent to kill; Dovsnsr i Frame.
May 2l-state vs.. Ell. Uthman, grand lar
ceny; Dovener l. Elson.
May Estate vs.. Alex. Wilson, felony; Y,
Monday, May 25-state VS.. Lane, murder;
Dovener.
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SATURDAY,

The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, as observed at schnepfsdrug store,
Opera House:
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y MOVE" said a delegate In a Virginia con.
yentol, "that our chairman take 1 dose O;
Ds: bulis Cough Syrup, ho is 90 hoa.se that
! csnho! understand him." That gentleman
naa nc douot tried this wonderful medicine.
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Cn1arEsT Hoes, Rakes, Spades, shovels
Mattocks, at s. L. Boyd's, Market square.
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supreme Coart or Appcn,s.

The following CASES were decided iu the
Supreme Churt Of Appeals Saturday
Core vs.. Vernor, Plea:ants county: petition
for appeal refused.
Weed Sewing Machine Company vs., Nc.
Dougal, Richie county. Petition for appeal
refused.
Eagles Administrator vs.. Bites 4 Co., Pen.
,dleton county. Petition for appeal refused.
Kyle vs.. Hervsy ct al, Cabell county.
Wit Of error and superSedeas granted.
Bond $500.
Russell, administrator OF schuchard,, vs..
Dickeschsid, Ohio county. Opinion by
Woods, Judge. Reversed and renlanded. .
State vs. Po%inde1tsr, Wood county. Opin-
ion by Woods, judge. Affirmed.
Cooper. administrator. VI. p, G. &Bt. L. R.
ri, Brooke county. Opinion by Woods,
Judge. Affirmed.
Tomlinsoa Va. Nickel, Monroe county.
Opinion by Green, Judge. Reversed and re.
mended. nj.
Fnlton vs.. johnson, Wood county, Opinion
by Green, Judge. Affirmed.
Moreland Va. Metz, Tucker county, Op;u.
ion by Green, Judge. Affirmed.
Rsxroad vs.. MtQ 1sin, Pendleton county.
Opinion BY Snyder, Judge. Reversed and
r%onianded.
Clark, administrator, VS.. shanklin, Monroe
county. Opinion by Snyder, Judge. Re.
versed and remanded.
Ann E. Gilmer's administrator VS.. Bakers
administrator, Berkeley county. Opinion BY
Snyder, Judge. Reversed anu remanded,
Whitehill i Co., vs.. Hunt and others,
Marion county. Opinion by johnson, Pres.
dent. Reversed and remanded.
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WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at 25c at J.. W.
Felrel's. ,r'',
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Knnnwhn County No Execution.

Tbs Republicans Of Kanawha county met
In convention at Charleston, Saturday, to
choose delegates 10 the Republican State
Convention at Martinsbu.g. The delegated
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RELIABLE sEEgs, that never fail to Erov
are cold b., Boyd. No old atock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crop al Boyd,s.S
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WASHINGTON, D. G., April 2l.-1:3O A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, colder
generally cloudy weather and ram, north
easterly winds; higher barometer,
For the Lower Lake regions, light rains
or local snows, followed by fair weather;
northeaaterly. winds, slight changes in tenn.
p~eratura in the west portion, Slightly colder
in east portions.
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FLOWERS, Evergreens, Fruit Trees, Grape
vines, Small Fruits, etc. Write to us If you
want 10 plant any this spring.
OtcAR WRIGHT,
Mouudsyille, W, Va,
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HEApouAgrERs for all kinds OF Gardening
Tools and Deeds. 8. T.. Boyd's, Market
eQuHre. aae E..l,
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BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods and Notions for
sale at half price by J. W. Fersel, corner
Main and Twenty.dyat streets.
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Ferrel's. w.
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fff-r-- ---
For slightly damaged carpets call on J.
Y. terrel, corner Of Main and Twen.y.Grst
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NEw arrival Of phaetons and buggiss at ).
w. FerrePs, corner of Main and Twenty.f first
streets, NJ greatly reduced prices.
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BAcxAcar indicates kidney trouble which
st, Jacobs OIL will cure.
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GLxSN's SULPHUR Soar removes all local
e.uptionS, snoothes all ah1asions OF the
Pixies Toothacho Drops cure In one min.
ute. aVYaw
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GENERAL NOTICES.
nFFlCE WHEELING 4 HARRIS.
~ BURG Railway Company OF West Virpinia.

~ BURG Railway Company Of West Virginia..
WHEELING, March is, 1851.
declaration Is hereby made that the Wheeling a,
Harrisburg Railway Company aud the Elm I;rSy.
y STATE Line RailIoad Company By an Agreement
,Iaue on Maith II, lsSi, merged and coatolidAied
tneir railroads, franchises, property and cspitni
stock, aud adopted for their said road and rornpanv
mus merged and consolidated the name al .Ih,,
Virginia." "@s
S~ectetsry Of The Wheeling q HarrIsbuir Eaiiwav
Company OF West virsinis. mrSf
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r HAVE LOCATED NV
REPAIR SHOP

At 2ll5 Main Street, and am now ready ),
u otesn ana @aM 40 anything in the Safe aud Lock brs;,
l:ocks. and will also build and "ru IounlnH .ioa
Vsals Lock-. 10 raie too bad 10 ,c ,Sli.' JAIL ana
~" ], D, WINDER.
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1883. 1851.
TAN. I'm. 8 p.X.7P N. 7 A.. N. u ". 8 r. N. 7 J. Y.
Sc 50 Is Is 40 GO 60 6i
. .. ."- SUNDAY.
TAN. u Y. 81. nj r. y. II AN. 70 NJ. 8 r.x, 7r, N,
Is GO e. IS 81 70 10 GS
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80 - Col!tns yoltsic Electric Plaster
sGm : e Instantly, Rtects the Nervous EyS.
wr 3 = lem and banishes Pain. 4 periec,
W E!ecsr Q battery combined with 4
sfrz51 Porous P~laSterinr "a cent?. Il an.
& ninilates pin. vitalires Weak and
~ = Worn Out Parts strengthens Tired
ESe$@A = e Muscles, prevents RiteaSe, aud does
%S-IE " more ~ ono half the time than
SSzSS1tsf3 any other plaster Ia The wo;Id.
..-.1 Sold everywhere,
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BAKING POWDkR,

Nxw Yonk. Apul16-Lca,hpr arm and uuchs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

The Lansing Republican says, THE
Michigan free trade Representatives
in Congress would have learned some.
thing TO their advantage by calling at
the headquarters of the sheep breed
.ers association. during its recent
meeting in this city" And asserts
that $50 far as heard from there was
mot a single free trader among the
wool growers who attended the re-
cent sheep shearing contest held in
shis city" And it is probably true
shat there are no free traders among
the wool growers of Michigan, but
the question is will they make their
particular influence felt at the polls
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
FARM FOR SALE.

One mile north Of Bennington
Station, OF about 100 acres. Well i'm.
proved, good buildings. Would take
in exchange louise and lot in city OF
Owosso. Long time on balance. In
quire at Boot and Shoe store of d
R. Salisbury, Cor. Washington and
Elk. SITS, Owosso.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.

The policy of the Republican party
IS rapidly being developed. The last
week has been an important one SO
ffar as the development of public SEN
tsiment is concerned, and the contest
Gor the Republican nomination at
Chicago seems now to be confined to
three prominent candidates. General
Sherman, Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Ed
munds. All reports from Washing
ton agree in saying that it will not be
a dark horse this time; then it will be
one of these three. True, Arthur's
name is mentioned, and while out
side of New York there is no person
al opposition to him as a candidate,
the opposition in his own state is SO
formidable as to he fatal, as it is
known now that he can command
scarcely more than a fourth part Of
the delegation from New York, while
the remainder are divided between
Messrs. Blaine and Edmunds. Nor
.is,the President, popular as he deserv-
.edly is, securing delegates elsewhere
outside the Southern States, with the
exception Of single district in Chi
cago, and it is mighty uncertain
whether he gets those votes on any
dest ballot. In Illinois Gen'l Logan
has been fortunate enough to secure
nearly unanimous delegation, but
has comparatively no following else
where, and hence has no foothold on
which TO plant boom. Hence THE
TINES concludes that the President
and Gen'l Logan are substantially
out of the contest, except il may be
as factors in determining the final
result, when their influence and votes
may prove potent in the selection OF
n candidate.
Senator Edmunds is gaining
strength in all parts of the country
and is fast becoming leading candi
date. The impression that he, better
than any other man, can unite
the factions in New York, ant
Massachusetts gives powerful
impulse to his candidacy through
out the East, and is not with
out its effect in the West, especial,
an Michigan, Minnesota AID Iowa
True, Mr.. Edmunds will get no sym
pathy from the Pacific States, anc
will find an exceedingly cold should
.er turned toward him from the great
Telegraph and Railroad interest tina
as the Senator from Vermont, he ha,
antagonized in his Senatorial career
yet this opposition is likely to helI
him, and is in the estimation of larg,
classes Of voters greatly to his credit
Still he is likely to lose some delegates
from these causes that he would
otherwise be certain TO secure.
AS the conventions are held Mr.
Blaine continues to develope unex
pected strength and probably there'ar'
more delegates now elected who ia
'vor his nomination than any othe
man has secured. He seems to have
Pennsylvania solid. Has two to Ar
thurs one in New York; will have
half or more of the Ohio votes;
good share Of the Michigan delega
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

General William Tecumseh Sher-
man in answer to the question of 4
committee of Missouri Democrats
who inquired of him whether he
would accept the Democratic nomi-
nation for the Presidency, promptly
replied: "Decidedly not. | have
been a Republican all my life
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-25

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