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MORE BARGAINS.

MORE BARGAINS.
$50 pieces LINEN CRASH at s55c.;
ALL-LINEk TOWELS at &c.;
FIGTRED CARPET at l5c.;
RUGS and DRUGGETS al low prizes
GEkTLEMFN,S S('ARFS, all SIX at 25c';
ALL-sILK FOLDED TIE at l24c:;
GEkTLENEN'S LINEN COLLARS Tor ZoG,
ELANNFIs BLANKETS, HOSIERY. HAND
KERCHIEFs, FRINGEs, FEITS, noUBLE-
FACED CAETONs. BED DCohE0RTABLLES'
CROCHET and NARSElLLEs 4nhLiS
LACE CURTAINS. LADIKs' 'uSDERWEAh'
LADIES' NET SHIRTS AND DRhWERS
GENTLEMEN'S NET sHlR AND ~, pnAM, l1n M
ERs, GENTLEMEE's UNLAukDkIED
SHIRTS, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's
GLOVES, BUTTONS, PAsSEMESmEKsibESS'
LACEs, W0RsTED GOODS, 1EW 1EWCnFIs' n'lns
CaOSsAMTRs. sHAwLs, BALM0RALs'
UMBRELLAS. and PARAsOLs
We make specially OF TOILET WATERS
FLORIDA WATER at 6Oc. per bottle large sla-'
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ssThs Sals ef Damy's Barisy Malt
Whiskey,
n reported by the druggists at Baltimore,
at once establishes II a. the most popular
and Satisfactory medicinal touie ever oosr.
Cd to the public"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
CLOTH.

s.4 FANCY CAssIMEREat at soc:
G-4 DIAGONAL CLOAKING at 1928;
ca BERLIN TWn.LED al 30: ,,.c
GA BROWN and BLACK BEAVER CLoAhiNS
Ga MALTEsE sILK-FACED CLoAKING at
si.5O.
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Phy sisss Esssvasisa, Caused bv Over.

produces dependency and lack Of energy.
buGy's Matt Whiskey inislsss new lie an
dspsh melancholy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22

SMOKE TRrxY CIGAEs.
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" Do You Know -

FOR OTHER "LocAL." SEE FOURTH PAGE
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TIL 4 {; V$EEF!EI::.HE::.E+s. t.
E F7F' Eat Ent H. Ea$E 3? ?bHss$$EkassaatE$
ERuxx E "A oeo % I EBBD EBBDbb PIN I'm SSAA Ii Z
e: E al I::iifiI::: Is: AHH:; Iii A::=
IN De rAITMENT

most complete stock In the city. We enumeFats
only a few OF It's special attractions:
ALPINE SUITlNGS in choice aud substantial
colors:
TwILLED CASHMERE sUITiNGs, new and
seIviceable:
ENGLISH ChsHHERF sUITIvGs in all color. !:
ENGLISH ARMOUR sUITfNGS ia all coiors;
OTTOMAN REP sUlTiNGs. handsome and
FRENCH SHOoDA CLOTH;
FRENCH BISON CLOTH tall WOOL, shaggy and
CAMEL's hAIR TRICoT CLOTH (sn wooIl.
Nea displaying In great variety all the novel
lies in FANCY PLAIDS. with their bright, glow
ing effect and at prices that must induce you "
buy.
BLANKETS.
Owing to The manufacturers being oversize he'd.
they have been forced 30 close ont their stock al
lOst 10 themselves. and. n consequence YOU have
the opportunity OF buying BLANKETS cheaper
than has been known by the Oldest me reliant.
Whether you need Them now or not, itswill ts
economy FOR you TO buy. In all probability you
VIII never ste them lower than the cost Of pro-
ducilon again. Our stock is complete, and bought
since the great decline
RUGS AND DAUGGETs.
This stock Ia particularly choIee, embracing all
the warm, rich Oriental aud Persian designs.
Toc 2l-3tI
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Pesani novoliie. in BROCAD9 SILK, VEL
vKT and PLUSH MANTLsS, with !ridssesS,
Beads, Feathers, and Fur-TrimmiDss.
PLUSH sACQUEs fseal Finishh
NEwNARKErs, JERSEYS.
TAI oR-MADE JACKETS. plain and trim
snCd wish Asfrakh-n and other furs. We are
,nfnur cxeepnopsl bargains In this department.,
Sbe WIN not bo undefsold
DRRsS SILKS AND sATINs.
ne handsomesi display and most varied assor.-
rnsrt of rich BLACK aRd COLORED SILKS aud
sATlHs. which, for qusit,, elegance, and price,
MICH Two-foNID BRoCADE SILKS is every
Imaginable combination or eolors. In small.
medium. sndlsrsfUfurss. lsayes, flowers, AZ;
SATIN RflAnAhxS In all the Leading eolOrs;
lTANY BROCATF LIS for wraps. In all solors;
ExTRA FINE COLDRED SURAH SILKS tss
tERe hnishi.
yrLvErs AED PLCsHFs.
Rexant TWO-TONED PLUSHES;
PlCU RROClpE NFINETS, all eolors;
4lt'U vi. .ACK BROChDFS;
S1oIORFD pRFSS NELVETS:
HICu SILK PLUSliES, all eOlors.
DRESS GOODS.
IN ,yerv branch OF this department We have
sustained our reputation for carrying the largest
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

inen, ,lpmain.
Sc Mllhau " Sharr q IS al N. N, lSH
ia 3, NeihnEeF "a tcfly accoed Slfeel
Railway e.. 10 n y. nj. m NHo See
aiso Sl,gey " New York fIeva,ol nj b
IN. Nm n. r.. pp IN t3lk
IN these cases win ~ found ANNIE ana
conclusive authority to show hat ne such
n,eaxfc wepls ~ are Scnlaire,l b. he sec
pcns QUotr,l can gsvc - ne Minister II
the tniericr ne right b. sseni lhc tran.
ehiSe which be sppght - grant ~ biz lpt
ter ~ june ~ ISL
IA examining the constitution. and tAe
law a. - corporations, and the srecial rail
resd acts % thc Legislature, | can 6nd ne
enactmenl which thiak would antheFizo
thc grant oi a street railway hancnise
te ceiasn such grant think resort must
y hai 10 thc lessiSlainge The gFanting
" such right think might well ~ w.t..
cSi with the king in rrivy Caincil wheFn
such conditions esald ~ attached and
such specifications required a. would nm
der Che cxcrciSc II L nol oppressive. a. "a
wCah have bcca under lhe lctler IT Jun .
ssaA
The defendant says he has cxnen.is,l
isrlSc Sims ~ money pfw,n che iailh ~ that
letter., II 81 L is q misfortune, AMI Il mar
~ that be has a claim tnr Il by that lpt
ter thcsc was IN terms scrury,i b, him =
Rlost unusual franchise. The nature n
which, Il woald sem. might hav,, led him
- gfcaier caution Than he seems b. have
cxcrciScsi. brfcrc making ~ great expend
iturN
The other documents and facts plead
and quoted. though proper a. evidence IN
The essc, are ma specially important in
deciding 10
The plaintiff in this case sought b. in
due, The defendant 10 submit the conlr,,.
vcrSy 10 The Ming in Privy Council. which
the defendant reittSc,l b 10.
ThcrcSitcr on August ~ and ~ the
defendant addressed letters b the plaintiff
by which, in the lettcr u August ~. h.
Purposes 81 crcct strcet railway. which
might, il may be. prove beneficial b. The
public, but, in The letter % August "a hp
Siill claims b. retSin al the franchises
which ary Sccurcd b. HIM BY The letter q
June ~ Tho defendant further SAYS that
he transmitted to the plaintiff through
HIS Majesty, a proposed contract which
was not r,,turne,l b. hint and that sccn
thereafter he r,cciVstl a copy "a prOpcscti
contract which the defendant declined 10
sign.
Il IS noe proved that this paper was pre-
PNr,Ni by the plaintiff or with his concur.
rcncs II is quotoi al larEce, Aside from
the fact that u PROPOSES that a term he
fixed for the continuance Of the franchise.
it admits 81 exist all the other features do
,Silcd in the lctter Of June 10 The OK
elusive nature of the franchise is conceiesl.
The whole matter hinges upon the legal
validity q the letter II June %
The views I have stated lead me 10 grant
the permanent injunction prayed Ter IN
the plaintiffs hill
Clarence W Ashfurd for plaintiff;
McsSrs. Ed Preston and Cecil Brown for
defendant
Honolulu. sept 10. 1883
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

b. establish IN thc slrcels e Horclolo artl
stse,srlvs, ard eveg sad plNn evcry tSt q
thece S,rectS, 4 ssS,eaa - Stteet rallways
ssseh ~ sre Ussal IN San Francesca ami
New NCgk II Il werc O. u corcsSlc.l that
he Minister u tke interior hal power lo
make SIKH grant. It wcala h an ~
treesShaSry, unusual aDa anpsVeetcnif~l
grant. which es,Eht eei b. IL wade. ana
70 Which the pHblic might well COMPLAIN
The right ses,gAt h. h eoaveye,i - nv
fetsal, hsacause No tiiae il ucniieassi nv
Is diSccnt,euascsN and exclusive hecauSc.
u telly eNeg0iSs<l 10 ctkeg pctSec cs0id
cScscSSe = Siss,ilaT right
rhc authority e Che Ministef II she In
,csios - grant such sigh, reStS y any
WAcgc in STATUTE
On examining che statutes ihc only pso
visions can Rnd which ecsld pCsSitly ~
supposed 10 seihgwisc Such grant. age
SsetSOssS -, u and tSf - The CIVIL C,Sie.
Ssetson 81 SsyS, u shall ~ The duty
II The Minister II The lntcyior 81 have =
general supervision oVcr the internal n
ssirS II the NinESl0aa. and to faithfully
lmpSrtislly execute thc dUticS assigned ~
Law b his Department
Seetion - SSySs The sand nainiStcr. by
and with the authority II ihc Ming IN
Cahinei CoUacil, shall have power b. lcasc,
sell. W otherwise dispose ~ thc public
lands and other pg,opcrty, IN such manner
~ no u,Sy dccm bSsi fcr the pyOmoton q
agriculture and She gcrcrs,l william, ~ the
hSnSsiosn, SrbScek hOWcvcr. % such ~,
S.rtcssOns A. nSy hom nuic o. tirie b cN
prsSSly ProvidSNi by law
Secison tSl SsyS, The Minister II thu
interior shall IN and 5 hcroby charged
with the Supcrintcndcncc and mansgy
nSnt II The internal Improvements II thc
kirxStora; Snd be may, with the approval
~ the Ming in PriVy Council appoint an
ofhcS,r, IL ~ styled The Superintendent 70
P,sblsc works, ~ ASSIST him in the dis
charSo Il tins branch II his duties
These sections DC noe authorize the
grant q such right
The definition 20 franchise hy Rouvicr.
Is = privilege ccnfcrrVd Nv grant trom
the government Snd vcSteSl in Individuals -
The rights to OPERATE railUa,is src such
franchises sni can only bc granted by the
SOVernmcnt Syc, < Haicy. tSs IA y, Y.
S0', Cooley On Constitutional Limitations.
~ S76 IN l95, so, SSo6
What arc known ~ the surface railway
<~s>S X t44ef N-st+N ~ view tNAAs NV Attlti
ing CASES On the matters involved in this
case, and thCSe cases all hold, and
No well conSi,icr,i cSsC can BE- found
against them, that the granting u a
street railway franchise Is vested IN the
Legislature. and mus; h. dirVCiiy OF indi
rec,ly ms,ic by the legislature. Those
cSSgs hold, Is has bccn held in England.
and in moSt ~ the Uui;ci States that a
/ franchise q operate q SuVfScv railway
WHERE the rails an flush with the streets,
and the cars drawn ~ hCrSC> upon tracks
which can N used by other vehicles, Il
duly granted by The legislature, l. not in
consistent with the ordinary use Of the
public s;rCetS, II reasonably exercised. and
that those who border IN the streets are
Nc; entitled to receive ccnPCnsatiOn as
for property taken under the right q en-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19
W Esgvsutw

CzaHLzs I. CsC-1cK. MINISTER Or rHz Ii
rEztCR ~ Wu1LIM FLeVERrEw
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

rs EIcsIIezey CzanLzs 7. GrIIcE, hin
fsfer a the Iz1gxi0r fir CoEsideEizg
The great p1i5r heneft and conFe1Ienes
tkzs street srsnHsFs hare pgDsei N the
e7ties and tOzns Il EzrDpe. tie Cnitsd
STATES II 4nsEicz and sissThezss and eo1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

The term Ur peEiod Of the franchises
granted shall not exceed Years
The passenger fare VIII not exceed
| the fares enumerated II the following
| tables. VIZ
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

c5IzEs5 " RLoFEzSEF
Tassfls -Thz1 q tLe twenty Efth dzy q
A1zzzt lzsz tbs defe1dzut ezzss,d 70 be
rrsTsrsd an zgTsezezt czIyI1g cut the
tens Of ti5s sd lestexo Il The flhzzrsissh dzy
q JIM and fozvzrsied the sane through
H Majesty % the aid plsiztiG and On
the fl lsSFIiE.z day HeceSyed dormant tx
ms defsudzuffs enzcnne1ee and sigma
tr1zz- Which doczuezt = II The words and
sgurs EalIoEInz thz1 s tgsays
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19
4laWaiian (baEettt.
WEDNESDAY. N1RCE re- eSSt
Say-~us C'sazs - sAe Es-asAAa fSanz,is--
In ESzSU


C,nz1ES I. CsClra- MicoSrzs ~ ruz II,
rssrsR ". WtzE1sN EAe,%sKREE>
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

Ths h 81 scc1-n IN s,s-ssre y -c'scSt1
81 Szsn,csa,n. Al tAs tscsS n sAe case
l-s saznssaE CAY eo1chrsccrss & ay
t-N1i sA,-ss escsS 8ry = c,,nsTeFeESN,
Nsa-tr 81 ths seSSQu5lsl tfcsS rsss :, dhs,-
u-reass whSch a-v -Elese,s ii ls-Scs II sae
ri,saltz1.cS d1,S culzs5 wed be sEtseutSsS't
I sal fasrsSsre. caste tAs hi g,,i answer
u fE Thsy ~ - fslczr>
Saz-vms Csz-S - tie Hawaiian fAsAzsfs--
In Ez4sS.
ClsaszzS T. esu-HH- NrSrSrsE q rsH II
rsug-H v. W1-zEaa ELcExz1Ev-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-03-19

ssen ard helSeE. s.& a. h tAeee uastssrs
Be esesssves Il r. ee true,
(SigaeN ClSAEsSS r 6sFtrSk
SltA GsS x AegyssS ISL
BzSa Il AsSrrSs
1yssSS,, SseprSnsA CtS.rs
Let PROCESS and irSaresSce 6SSse u
rrsref ssr, rssJ-cahhs Aefere u,s,> 81 rsy
eSs-therS &c Monday, Sepsea,t,sr & lSS&
iSisSneil EzSa> Il ArsryN
juSts,e Sapreess Cecrt
H,nCftft> Arecynss y ISL
Exxtsrr A.
&sSrEs-l. Ai;Si;sS- =. lSSS
Ea> ksxcslensr C4ASiEs Z 6SrlrcK.
ALs1sSsSE * sAse IrSsruaE, eee.--S5r, ] have
the Acscr-to irfcrn1 wa, thse pS.rsttsai %
the terms u the authority srslssG - ms
cy yVo- rreSsecssscr, Under date q thir~
siesh q Ju1e> rrccrse = ccr1rsencs
prepd-ssSens tG lsylng haSSe treaawsys,
ard hsye i,strys.ts.a my enSsneer. Nr
JalSg1s Z, SGsSh> acccryflrSSv
l prcc,se b. commence work st The
ecrmer ef e,tncAhcsf ard King streets
Sa& have u re,s4sss thst x0S, val Instruct
sAe rad supervisor not b interfere with
tks work
I have the h,nor T. be, SSr, y0sr most
cceISsas servant.
lSlzre'n w Fl9TEEtv,
H,ScLr-r, August y. lSSI
70 his E1celsccr ClxAszES T. Gc-1cz,
3Lluzsssr 0E the Isserzs7r. sse.-St- HsuHS
verbally notified ypa th1t prupossed cor,-
r,.szcf1g work Snsi brsakirzc S-oari tor
he vG-pese cf l1vi1S rails fur the tra1a.
WY NJ, FhgEVr6sE l1senis l1yinS -up0n
SaEu-,isv, August 18Th as { In have
nCW shs r,ncr ~ HosSfy wa that WIS
ordered by Mr. FtcwVr,iev not 20 10 -
sh5s Gay, bat shall EPon Tt,esSiay. August
9Th. Commence such work az OF nso-
ths corner Il King street. and Prrnchbowi
street.
have the hon,sr. ST.. to b. yo1r oteSi5-
snt seET5zE.
gSlgarfl Jvl1rs H Sa1rrs. c. y
S47-~zs csz=s " sAs EAvs&As= Islsz,is--
In Ezzssg-
| Caa1-zS I. Gr-acK. MINISTER Or ruz Ii
rEz10E ". Wu1IrN FLpvERrEv
J k,1AHAUl- by sh,s Grace q GSor. u the
Hawaiian Islands hlnS
70 WILLIAM FLgvE5DKw. h1s 1tsurueys,
solicitors, engineers, s-,e1tS and 81 others
l:a1zs x cl1zzz1s 70 sck ur6eE HI,
I25h,1rIsy. greeting In accordance with q
/ prayer n . bill N equity tins day Fled
Z I---1gisa sud WIIEIn Eb1wer,isw II shas
C1G-t By Charles T. Galiek. Minister q
/ 5ls Lu5srr3r>
IoZ are commanded under such pen
( uLsy - the Court EIIy 80 1t 10 lnfcs flr
[ cvntsn1pr q tAs> writ. to xhsofy4sly 6ssast
[ ard t1s1Ji- from 1ny det q destruction u
/ other Interference with the surface q the
streets 0t t-e cisy u Honolulu Or sabUrts.
az,t rum Jny Lcs Of construction thereon
q therein Cf any LruC q other tra1zSsy q
/ street. ralSua,1 u IVY entry lyon any q
sI1i streets. with the Inisus Jnd pUrpcse
1 Of committing any sgieh act Until the fur
I thsr order cf this Court
Witness the H1ncr1bi- BzNI1N1S Il
4CsrS- Jz<5Sce Of TIA Supreme Court Al
E1nQlulI- this 9th day q August. 1855
| Seal tSiSr,siJ WILLIAM FgsrE1
I Clerk Of Shs Supreme Court
[ " u Gfbscr- Atrurney General
/ e. W Ashford ScErftCr for cumpIaiu
ant
rEE ANgSTEa
/ In the SzFrSzIs csz=s u the HIE1sflH l.
Z LNzis--1n Eszisy-
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
MR.. BLAINE'S PLATFORM.

In Rochester Mr.. Blaine made the
first political speech of his western
tour. 1t was brief, occupying only
two minutes; but in that short time
he clearly set forth the platform
which will govern his administration
as President. He said:
The Republican party embodies in
its creed four distinct and important
doctrines.
/. Peace with the whole world.
2. Commercial expansion in every
practical direction.
8. Encouragement of every form
of American industry.
4. Protection to every citizen,
native or naturalized, at home and
abroad.
Under these policies the Republi-
can party strives to conduct the gov.
ernment. Under these principles
the Republican party submits itself
to the judgment of the American
people. On these principles we con.
quer, or on these principles we are
conquered.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The news from central New York
is to the effect that the Republican
campaign in that part of the State is
very active, and much larger MAORI
ties are promised than Garfield re-
ceived in 1880. In fact all indlca.
tons are that the whole Empire
state outside of the cities Of New
York and Brooklyn will double the
majorities of four years ago, and that
the gain in these two cities will be
simply immense, giving the Repub-
licans a probable majority of 100, 900
in the state.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

They say that if the cover were
once fully lifted off the record of
Thomas A. Hendricks as Commission
err of the Land Office, the political
atmosphere would soon be filled with
more variegated collection of odors
than the two and seventy that Cole
ridge found in Cologne. AS sani-
tary precaution, however, it is hoped
that the uncovering may be post
poned to the cooler weather Of Octo-
ber.-Philadelphia Express.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
THE STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR.
RUSSELL A. ALGER, Of Wayne.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ARCHIBALD GUITARS, Of Charlevoix.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
HARRY A. CONANT, Of Monroe.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
EDWARD II. BUTLER, of Wayne.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
WILLIAM G. STEVENS, of Washtenaw.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE
MINOR S. NEWELL, of Genesee.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
MOSES TAGGART, of Kent.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN
STRUCTIOS,
HERSCHELL r. GASS, OF Hillsdale.
FOR MEMBER OF THE STATE BOARD OF
EDUCATION,
JAMES NJ. BALLOU, of Alle9an.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

eyes sir" he said, "straws shows
which way the wind blows. l took
a vote the other day on a railroad
train, and the result was onerwhelm-
ingly in favor Of the Democratic
ticket" "Where was the train GO
ing ?" he was asked. at was going
to a prize-fght." -Drake's Travellers
Magazine.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The nomination of Hon. Seth G.
Moffat for Representative in the nth
district completes the nominations
for Republican Congressman, Eleven
better men than are in nomination
could not have been selected in the
State, and we put on record our pre-
diction that they will each and all be
elected by decided majorities.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The mass meeting in Buffalo in
honor of Blaine and Logan Monday
evening, was one of the most signif-
cant political events of the year. The
Independent Republicans of Buffalo
are united in support of the distin-
guished leaders of the Republican
party. Victory is everywhere in the
air.-Albany Journal.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The Toledo Bee Qnd. Dem in
speaking of Blaine's visit to Ohio,
says: "He will be found foeman
worthy of the keenest and most eff.
fective Democratic steel. In politi-
cal maneuvering and management
ne is no tyro. He is an accomplished,
skillful, active leader, and knows just
what agencies to call to his aid and
when, and how to use them. He
viii sweep through Ohio like fash
ing meteor, and it will require the
giants OF Democracy to counterfeit
the influence Of his Ohio visit"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
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Price IS cents per box.
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As the campaign progresses the strength
of the Republican county ticket becomes
more and more apparent, the election Of
very nominee Is confidently expected
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

1t is said that lightning never strikes
twice in the same spot. The Demo
cratic party overlooked this circum.
stance in choosing Presidential
candidate. Lightning struck Grover
Cleveland in 1882. The weather in
dications are that it will never strike
HIM again.-Utica Herald.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

AT Large--Dwight Cutler, Joseph /
Moore,
First District--James Mcmillan
Second District-William S. Wilcox,
Third District-George II. French.
Fourth District--J. Eastman johnson.
Fifth District--George G. Steketee.
Sixth District-Josephus Smith.
Seventh Dfitrict-George w. jerks.
Eighth District-Charles w. Wells.
Ninth District-Lorenzo A. Barker.
Tenth District-Seth Mclean.
Eleventh District-John Duncan.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03
ORDINANCE,

For grading Main street east from
the east line of lot owned by S. Gard
ner to the city limits.
Sec. I. The Common Council Of
the City Of Owosso do determine and
ordain that it is necessary public
improvement that that portion of
Main street east located between the
east line of lot owned by S. Gardner
to the city limits be graded and that
the estimated expense thereof is the
sum of four hundred dollars. Also
that said sum Of four hundred dollars
be assessed on all lot and lands front
ing on said portion of said Main
street.
Sec. 2. Said grading shall be done
under the direction and supervision
of the committee of said Common
Council on Grading and Sidewalks.
Sec. 3. O. Wells, II. B. Gates and
Geo. Colt being resident freeholders
in said city and not interested in any
of said property benefited by said
Improvements, nor Of kin to any per
son interested, are hereby designated
as commissioners and directed 10
make an assessment upon all lots and
lands fronting on said portion of
said Main street hereinbefore desig.
mated of said sum of four hundred
dollars, in proportion as nearly as
may be to the advantage which each
shall by said commissioners be deem
ed to acquire by the making of said
improvements.
Approved, September ~, 1884.
d. M. EsTEY,
Mayor.
Attest: JEROME +. TURNER,
City Clerk.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The Committee on Opening Streets
and Alleys made the following report
which upon motion was accepted and
adopted:
Owosso, Sept. 80, 1884.
To the Hon. Mayor, and Common
Council Of the City of Owosso:
Your COMMITTEE on Opening
Streets and Alleys to whom the pc
tition was referred for the opening
of street running west from Cedar
street to the west line of the City of
Owosso, beg leave to report that in
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

Judge Gresham has accepted the
position of Secretary Of the Treas
ury, made vacant by the death of
Judge Folger. 1t is rumored that
the appointment is but temporary,
and was accepted merely to accom-
modate the President.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The TINES believes Gen1 Butler
tells the truth when he says he don't
expect to get to the White House
this year.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

Prominent in list of Republican
orators on the Michigan stump, APP
pears the name Of Mrs. M. Adele
Hazlett, who is billed TO speak for
Blaine and Logan every day during
the campaign.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

The TINES has no doubt that it is
for the interests of every working
man to find out just how the English
manufacturer desires him to vote
and vote just the opposite way.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

AT meeting of the Boston Con-
gregational Club, where every men,
Der is voter. the following is the
result of vote taken as to the Presi-
Dental preferences: Blaine, IT'S;
Cleveland, 6; St. John, AZ; Butler,
none.