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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-11-24
- HERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont Common Pleas
Ell W. Gilmore, Plaintiff.
Wilson S. Taggart. ct al Defendants

wilson 5. Iaggart, ct al. Defendants
Pursuant TO an order of sale in the above
entitled case, issued and TO me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county,
ONO, will offer for sale at public auction, at the
front door OF the court house of said county, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-11-24
CHERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont Common PieGs
William E. Pancoast, PlaiI tiff,
Lydia E. Pancoast. G et Al Defandant

L. fAhNooot, Ct d. DclcHudut
Pursuant to an order of sale in partition in the
above entitled case, issued and TO me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction
upon the premises in said county, on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-11-24
PREVENTS DIPHTHERlA.
DR.. HOXSIE'S
CERTAINCROUP CURE

Acts directly on mucus membranes of the throat,
aytng Inflammation at once. Hence ITS immedi-
ate relief in Group, Diptheria, Bronchitis, and
Whooping Cough. soc.
A. P. HOXSle. Buffalo, New York Mfr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-11-24
Q HERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont Common PleCs.
William Parkinson, admir-, Plaintiff,
Us.

Pursuant to an order of sale in the above
entitled case, issued and to me directed from
the premises, on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
PROGRAM FoR rns DAY.
Three Distinct Meetings VII Be Held in
the Hall

At $50 this morning Wurzburg's
band will escort tue delegates 10 the
Convention of the Republican State
league from the Morton house 10
hartnans bail. At ID O'Clock the
convention of republican clubs Will be
called 10 order by President John Pat
ton. The principal business % come
before the convention l. the election OF
a president. John Patton, Jr., will
not accept = reelection. aud u Is stated
that Phlllp 1. Colgroye OF Hastings
will DC tne next president.
A. O'Clock this Afternoon the state
convention will be called TO order IN
Hartman's hall by Chairman james
Mcmillan of Detroit. The state CEN
tral committee has selected ID. +. Al
ward OF Clare TO preside over the tenn
pOrary deliberations of the convention.
The Rev. Daniel +. Bradley o. the
Park Congregational church has been
invited to offer the invocation.
After the work of the convention IS
completed grand mass meeting will
be held 10 the evening. John Patton.
Jr., president or the state league OF re-
publican clubs, will preside.
A speech viii be made by the Hon.
j. Sloat Fassett Of New York. Last
fall Mr.. Fassett was the republican
nominee for governor OF New York,
and was defeated by the Hon. Roswell
L. Flower after memorable campaign.
Mr. Fassett IS q wonderfully interesting
speaker, fluent and eloquent, aud well
versed on the issues of the day. His
speech wall be we'll worth hearing and
will be conducive or better know!-
edge of the political differences of the
two parties. The Hon. julius Caesar
Burrows OF Kalamazoo who has
achieved great reputation by his
work in the house Of representatives,
will speak. Tne Hon. C.. G. Luce, ex-
governor of the state and the Hon.
John L. Rich the republican nominee
for governor, Will assist these two bril-
liant exponents OF republicanism IN
discussing the issues of the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Solid for Pcalcr.

T. W. Wait, Sturgls, Member of State
Central Committee-We are solId for
Pealer. This Is his chance and We shall
make the most of IT. We're in 1t TO
stay, and don't intend 10 be distanced.
IL our candidate can't get there on the
first heat we are ready for the second.
We guarantee that ne can go Elk heats
aud lower his record N everyone.
We're IN il SO long as there is any bal
lotug going on. and We believe he is q
winner. There Is only one candidate
on the republican state ticket south of
Grand Rapids. That IS Diesems of
Holland; be Il so close 10 Grand Rep
ids that he virtually lives here. The
lower part OF the state deserves recog-
n nzance. and now "a the time 10 give u
to US. There is no abier candidate than
Judge Pesier and none that could
make better run.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Mr. Ainger's Views.

ID. b. Anger of ChsrlOtte-Of course
am for Hooker, and Of course think
ne will he nominated. | would have
been willing 20 have staked my repu-
tauon that ne would have been nomI-
mated on the first ballot with hands
down had ID not been for this Saginaw
matter. mean the bringing out of
Judge Hatch at the eleventh hour. We
have always mad those counties and
expected them this time. | suppose lt
has clsorganlzed the whole camp 10 Il
certain extent. We had based our cal
culauons on the .upposition that the
candidates were ali up. and Judge
Hatch's coming in at the last hour has
rather demoraliZed Us, as suppose 1t
has the rest of them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Judge Judkins for McAlvay.

Judge j. Byron Judkins of Reed
City-Our county : solid for Judge
McAlvay, and we think he will make q
good showing in the convention. He
il a first-class man, and would be
credit to the bench. So far as | know.
the eleventh district will support him.
The northern part OF the state has
never been recognized on the supreme
bench, and now is Il good time TO give
us q representative. All the cand dates
are good men, hut none of them are
more able than Judge McAlvay. | have
known him for years. and know that
he would be AL honor u the court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
JOSEPH =. HANBIrZFR.

rents when three years old, and left
home at the age of ii years. After
csnvassing as q book agent for three
months, he clerked for W. NJ. Condu-
roy of Platteville, Wis, remaining
nearly three years. He left there 10
sell goods on the road. which he con-
tinued 10 do for three months. He
went TO the copper mining country in
1876, could not secure employment IN
q store, and after two weeks went 10
work IN the mines as laborer. By
practice he learned TO handle hammer
and drill, and was SOON given a con-
tract. In the meantime he studied
nights, and after two years hard work
secured teachers certificate TO teach
school, and taught one year IN the
Franklin school. He then went into
the postoffice in Hancock as clerk, and
after two years was made assistant
postmaster, remaining nine years.
When Cleveland was elected he re-
signed before receiving an invitation,
and went into the law Office of Chan
dler, Grant d Gray of Houghton,
working as bookkeeper, insurance
clerk aud stenographer. Remaining
two years, he WAS ready for admission
20 the bar. when he wa. noml mated, IN
1866, for treasurer of Houghton county.
He defeated the candidate who de-
feated the republican candidate IN the
previous election by over 500 majority.
lie was renominated by republicans
and endorsed by democrats IN 1883.
Before the expiration Of his second
term he was appointed cashier of the
superior savings bank Of Hancock.
which is doing large and prosperous
business. Mr.. Hambitzer belongs TO
the Masonic order and knights of
Pythias, and is very popular, especially
with the laboring classes. He will re
ceive a large percentage of the ser
man vote of the state. and the ticket
"a stranothaned nv his mama
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

Judge NJ. Brown, of Big Rapids-We
dou't know how our county will vote.
There arc SO many good men IN the
field that We nave not united upon any
one OF them. 1t is my opinion, how
ever, that the delegation will go into
the convention divided. Some of the
delegates will support Cahill aud some
McAlvay. Then Hooker and Peales
Will probably receive votes. As mat
ter OF fact It makes very little differ
ence who does get the nomination.
Every candidate would make AN able
and acceptable supreme judge. The
support of any one man Is more the
result of friendship than political
Drincfnlag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
DISTRICT cAucUsEs.
Time and Place for the Holding OF
Them.

Time and Place for the Holding OF
Them.
The csucuses of the district delegs-
tions will be held today at II q. m.
The places for meeting are as follows,
Fret Rotunds Morton house.
Second district-Parior Morton house.
Third distrlct-Pnvate parlor Morton
house.
Fourth distrlct-Room No. 14Morton
house.
Fifth dis,rict-Lincoln club, No. &C
Pear street.
sixth distrlot-Room No. l3 Morton
house.
Seventh distrIct-Morton house read
ing rooms
Eighth district-LDcOln club. No. Sc
Pear. street.
Ninth district-Resding room Sweets
hotel.
Tenth dstTicf-lisrtmsn' hsl.
Eleventh distriot-lancoin club, No.
e6 Pearl street
Twelfth distrlct--On stage Hsrtmsn's .
hEll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Gorham for Hooker.

5. III. Gornam of Marshall-We are
here To nominate Hooker and we IN
tend TO support him first, last and all
the time. We have no second choice
except Hooker. He's the only man
we care continental about. We are
not instructed for him because we did
not need TO be. He was our candidate
from the first and we shall support HIM
TO the last. He is able, MS integrity
has never been impeached, and he's an
all round model citizen. He made Il
good showing when ne was III the con-
vontiOn before, and we think We can
nominate him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

j. +. O'Malley OF Mauistee We
want McAlyay because We believe he
can DO more 60 strengthen the ticket
than any other man that can DC named.
lie can poll 2,0O0 more republicans 10
the Ninth ana Eleventh districts than
any other candidate. Whenever ne
has run for oitice ia Manisies county
he has sprinted way ahead OF his
ticket. There is no candidate from
that part If the state on the republican
ticket, and no Judge OF the supreme
court has ever been chosen from that
part OF the country. The republican
party depends for its majority upon
the country north OF Grand Rapids.
That majority ought To be recognized
by the convention when IL Is asking tor
q favor, as il Is now
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
PKALER,S PROSPECTS.
His Friends Sanguine of His Success on
the Vote

f1lS EIlcuOS Sdflg ulIlC VI I1lS oQSSCoo Oii
the Vote.
Judge X. K. Pealer was born Janu-
airy /. 1912, in Pennsylvania. He was
educated in New Columbus academy
and Grangeville Normal school. He
came to Michigan in 1867. Has held
the position of circuit court commits
sioner, prosecuting attorney and Cir
cult Judge at Three Rivers and was
member of the state legislature in 1889.
Judge X. K. Pesler, Three Rivers
Candldate-Our delegation seems to be
sohd for me, and | think ] shall have
good support IN the convention. There
IS a feeling that the nomination ought
TO go to the southern part of the state.
You draw line from Detroit to Grand
Rapids and you won't find justice OF
the supreme court south of the line.
At the previous convention when JUS
tice of the supreme court was nomi-
mated | was second. / think that ought
TO carry some weight with the conven-
ton. Then the geography OF the state
is an important thing. The northern
half of Michigan already has several
candidates on the state ticket. The
southern ought to be entitled 10 some
represen tation. There are plenty of
good men IN the field and the conven-
ton ought not to be bothered so far AS
timber 10 concerned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Judge Kinnc's Strength.

A. Hamilton, Ann Arbor-Judge
kinne is our candidate and we think
we can make good showing IN the
convention. Washtenaw county will
give him a solid delegation. Lenawee
is said to- be solid for him. Monroe
delegates have promised TO support
him and we have received assurances
that ne Will receive votes from Wayne
and Jackson counties. That Is az good
a showing as any candidate has for the
fret ballot. Judge kinne would add
great strength to the ticket. When be
ran for circuit Judge five years ago
there was democratic majority of
1000 in that district. He cut 1t down
and was elected by 1000 plurality. A
man with Judge Kinne's judicial repu-
tstion and that much ability as vote
getter, ought not TO need any more
recon lamentations from republican
convention. If Judge kinne is NOM
mated he will he elected by q rOu.ng
old republican majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

Senator A. O. Wheeler of Manistee-
Judge McAlvay's our man and he's a
winner If nominated. There isn't any
doubt about his election. He would
strengthen the republican ticket in the
northern counties OF the lower PENN
sular. and poll heavy vote. There is
no more ADLER candidate than Judge
McAlvay before the convention. We
have known him for years and know
of MS ability. We shall leave nothing
undone to secure the nomination, and
/ think things are coming our way"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
D.k.ns Walr-s Fu-nt

A good story j. told Of the effect on
one Iasn OF 2 poi tcsi speech made y
- J plekenns ~ Holland 81 Brown
CITY a fsw even ugs ago. Nr. Dickens
hsd closed 8 fouSnF republican
srtiech, when a. old fellow rosn IN the
bsek part of ibs haii snd WISHED % ssk
sonae questions Mr. Inekens gave
his consent. sd fbe qnefist fred IT
the speaEsr lot of old-tine efesntsck
5uterroEstions. which we're guicbi iy snd
neatly answered. TIE sDd ierce cheered
ssch snswsr. sEd even tHe quest0nsf
seemed ulesss8. A hs resumed re
sast he sad Young man. me an you
don agres worth > cent on tneus a.
pinfs. hat vour a. id clever J IN 60
- ~ vots for you snyvsy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Isabella for Ellsworth.

j. 4. Fessenden of Mt. Pleasant,
chairman of the Isabella county dele
gation-We shall probably support C..
&. EIlsworth on the first ballot. He be-
longs to our district and there is feel
ing among our delegates thas he should
receive the vote of the county on one
ballot anyway. Then if there is any
chance for him to receive the nomlna-
ton, we shall stay by him. II he can
not WIN. | think the vote of the dele
CATION will 20 to Judge Cahill. He is a
good man and is very popular up our
way. The lawyers all know him and |
think would wish us 10 support him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Nobody Has II Dead
Sure Thing
On the Principal Il
Prize.
The Program for TOday's
Great Meetings---What
the Delegates Have
To Say.

Al l o'clock this afternoon the re-
publican state convention will meet in
Hartman's hall and nominate the man
that will succeed Judge Morse on the
supreme bench. Ii ~ not definitely
decided who the nominee IS. In fact
be IS tolerAbly numerous. Ths dele
gates began to gather early, not neces-
sarily tosvoId the rush, but 10 size up the
situation and discuss the prospects for
their fsvorite. The candidates were
also on the field early-at least a por-
ton of them were. Headquarters
were established by four of them in
the Morton yesterday noon. Judge
Cshili and his friends have no fears
ef being "hoOdOoed" during a republi-
can year and the Lannng candidate
established bis headquarters in room
No. l3. Directly across the hall in room
No. IA Judge Pealer of Three Rivers
had his headquarters and received his
numerous friends. Judge Frank A.
Hooker of Charlotte was "st home" to
his friends IN psrlor "B." and Judge
McAlvsy Of Manistee held reception
IN parlor No. 10, assisted by Senator A.
.. Wheeler and Judge J.. Byron Jud-
kDs.
Delegates Came Late.
There were not more than fifty dele
gates in the city yesterday afternoon.
but large number arrived on the
8 O'Clock tram and another contingent
at 1880. Prominent among the even
ing arrivals were Senator Mcmillan.
Ex-Governor Luce and James NJ. Tur-
ner. Joseph F. Hambitzer arrived
early N the morning, out was taken
SEX aud was confined 10 his room
nearly al day. The delegates will all
have arrived by 3 o'clock TINS morning
and be- ready for the days work. 4
more orderly, Intelligent looking set OF
delegates never attended = cOuven-
ton. In comparison with the
democratic hOrdes that invaded
the Norton house last month.
sod expectorstsd the extract of plug
tobacco On the AxmInster and Wilton
carnsts they ars-well, there ISN'T auv
comparison. Most Of the delegates are
attorneys and among them are some OF
the most respected members OF the
state bar. There are no members OF
de gang IN sight, and the delegates
we're studiously quet and orderly last
night. uotwithstsndi the crowds and
the larEe number 0t Candidates whose
friends are actively supporting them
for The nomination. In fact more
cultured and respectable set % citizens
could not be found than are the dele
gates 10 the republican state conven.
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

j. NJ. Shepard of Cassopolls-Our
county viii 80 INTO the convention for
Judge Pealer. lie has shown himself
thorough lawyer and an ap, jurlst.
There Is no need of instructing the
delegation for him, because every one
OF us will support him. The southern
part Of the state should be represented
on the ticket. The addition OF Judge
Pealer would increase its strength ma
terialy. The lower part OF the state
ought not 10 be ignored by the republl-
can party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Mr.. Turner'S Views.

]. NJ. Turner of Lansing-Our dele
CATION is coming over here to work for
Judge Cahill and it will nominate him
if hard and unceasing labor cuts any
figure in this deal. OF course there
isn't much choice so far as the men
themselves are concerned. Any OF
them are good enough. But Judge
Cahill has been on the bench. He Is an
able lawyer and a good Lansing citi-
zen. That is sufficient reason for sup
porting him and the Ingham county
delegation will probably vote for him
to the finish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Colgrovc for Hooker.

Phillip t. Colgrove of Hastings-We
have only one candidate-thats
Hooker, and Barry county Is prepared
to stay by him until the finish. We
shall work with all our might to nomi-
nate him. He's the best man and
would make an admirable judge. The
state could we'll be proud of Frank
Hooker. | think his chances for secur-
ing the nomination are A No. /. If
ability and integrity cut any figure in
the convention ne ls without superior.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Frank Deans Views.

Frank A. Dean of Charlotte-Tm a
democrat, but have few opinions
about this nomination. There isn't
any better man in the field than Frank
A. Hooker of Charlotte. He's good
clean man and would run like wild
horse down in Eaton county. He vii!
have the undivided support Of the
county delegation. and besides that
will have plenty of outside nelp. OF
course ne can't be elected, but no man
in the republican party could make 3
better run.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Osceola S1nports McAlyay.

"Ren" Barker of Reed City-Our
delegation is solid for McAlvay and we
shall stay by him as long as he has the
slightest chance Of winning. If we find
he cannot possibly be nominated, We
shall probably vote for somebody else,
but we intend to wait and be mighty
sure our man can't win before we go TO
some other candidates support.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

Hsr,msn's Hall Dressed ia Fine SUIT Of
Bunting.

Hsrfmsn's great hail vas never IN
finer shape for A convention and red.
Nhlts and blue decorations we're never
more pretuiy arranged. The decOra-
ton commit tfee consisting OF John
Steketee. Isaac sanford and 4. r.
Slsutsr has worked wonderful
chauge in the hall They hsgar tac'r
lsbors Yesterday morning snd con-
tiousd them g. an uumeniionabie hour
last gilt The result of their isb0Ts "a
harmon .ous sud beautiful Norsmen
frOal smith a sanford wPre busy all
dsv drsuug tacting ant nainy. only
tn. national c0ior. ara used. The
nack and sife walls of the platform
are hunE With mmeuse fags. seats
a. arranged tor .Vo-hgud red wee
presiient. snt enc front q the plat
fsrn 3 adorned = th large PICTURES q
Harri ssfr. Reid Lsce Chandler, Nc
Ktnlev and Abraham Lincoln each
picture heiug gracefully arsped With
ras The boxes rear soft loopings Of
rel white snd blue snd around ihs
entire length of the gallery are grace
M fssfnen. Of rad, Hate amt biue
hnutna. Sire clafh heing caught I'D r.
-raerF1i xnots High ahnve she bal
rrrtv aut 81 srHalnt iae aail are three
hro.,f hanfs ~ tne 1aHnHsl eoinrs s 'lt-
mig between the niiafs ln nlust
gra.pfn ekY ard marked at Intervals
- serial HsEs over Ho vsr,is Of
red entts snd biue eietn have Been
n-sa rs s8aition 20 esgs and buaanz.
TIE Or. .hant eo.ers snd eiszing Aghts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Judge McAlvay's Opinion.

Judge A.V. McAlvay, Manistee's Can
didate-Our county is solid for me.
| think both the ninth and eleventh dis
trlcts will support me in the conven-
ton tomorrow. The northern part OF
the state has never been represented on
the supreme bench of the state of
Michigan. We think the nomination
belongs to Northern Michigan. We
are in the fight to stsy, and think we
can make fair showing IN the con-
yentlOD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Judge Cahill Speaks.

Judge Edward CahilI of Lansing-I
can't tell how it Is going; but it's my
opinion that Lansing is solid for Cahill.
There are too many candidates In the
field to make any prophecies about the
result. | am III the race and shall con-
tinue to be until / am either nomln-
ated or else discover that haven't a
single chance Tor the renomlnatlon.
have some very able men for oppon-
ents, and the result cannot be foretold
now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
Smith for Hooker.

W. 3. Smith of Iarshall-Hooker is
our man and we shall do all we can to
nominate HIM. There Is no question
that he would make wonderful run
in our county, and every place else
where ne is known. He is good law
yer, an upright, honorable citizen and
would be an honor TO the bench.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27

A. J. sawyer, Of Ann Arb0r-Jndge
Kline = the man, and [ think viii be
The choice OF the convention. tie "a
the sort OF man whom all men admire.
lie sad he would resort 20 none Of the
tr,ckery practisad by some VINO desire
q nom nation. snd be vii not come To
the convention. lie has a wonderful
hold upou the ueople of hIs own cou8-
ty. ard upon All Who know nlm iu our
part Of the state. lie overcame large
democratic majority, and wss elected
av Zoo mslortv, winch shows the
bold be has upon tae hearts of the
people
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
MITcHELL's CHANCES.
He VIII Remain IN IL Until the Last
Ballot

Judge W. W. Mitchell of 1onis-rm
IN II and I'm IN Il TO stay. ! shsll be
right there until the last ballot. There
are any number of candidates, but |
think my chances are a. good as any
body's. Ionia county will stand by me
and have bad promises Of other sup
port. ] think part OF the Kent delegs-
ton is with me. II I'm ever gong 10
receive anything at the hands OF the re-
publican party It's about time l was
gwen II. have been IN the harness a
good many years, and whatever | re-
ceive must come before long. But after
looking the situation over | think my
chances are good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-27
ELLswoRTh's OUTLOOK.
He VIII Have a Following Hard 10
Break.

c. c. Ellsworth was born in Vermont
66 years ago. He was educated IN the
public schools and subsequently,
studied law. He moved 10 Michigan
and settled in Livingston county, after
wards moving 10 Greenviile. lie
served in the Twenty-iirst Michigan
during the war and earned the title Of
major He was = member of the state
legislature IN 1854, and was repre-
sentative in the Forty fifth congress.