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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-09-29
DRoBATE ORDER.
III BHtIf q OkNNt
Solicitors for Complainant.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, 90
COUNTY OF BARAGA, 80
In the matter OF the estate of John Curry
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF ar
order granted to the undersigned, administrator oil
the estate Of said deceased by the Honorable Judge
Of Probate for the County Of Baraga on the second
day Of April A. ID. 1907 There wiz be sold at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder at the front dooi
Of court house in the village LAnse in said Count,
and State on the 10th day Of September A. 1894. a
10 clock in the forenoon Of that day subject to al
membranes by mortgage or otherwise existing al
the time OF the death OF said deceased the following
described real-estate TO wit:
The northwest one quarter Of the northwest on,
quarter OF section twentyseven (s7) township fifty
two sa) north. CT range thirty-three west. Mich
gan. situated in the township and county Of Baraga
except undivided one half interest in and to al
minerals. sandstone and other building stone upon
or under said land also except one half acre Of
land in square form fronting the side OF the State
road, and beginning four hundred and fifty (5o
feet south Of the north line Of said land.
ERASMUS d. NEWTON. Administrator.
The above sale is hereby adjourned until Mon
day. the 18th day Of October. next. at the same
hour and place.
ERASMUS d. NEWTON, Administrator.
Dated. Sept. 10, 1894.
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Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life
Away

is the truthful startling title of little
book that tells all about Motto bac, the
wonderful, harmless guaranteed tobacco
habit cure, the cost is trifling and the
man who wants to Quit and can't runs no
physical or financial risk In using mo.
to-bac.' Sold by all druggists. Book at
drug stores or by mail free. Address the
Sterling Remedy Co., Indiana Mineral
Springs. Ind.
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FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE, Men.
SEpTEMBER a6TH, 1904.


Notice is hereby given that the FLOWING named set
tiers have filed notice OF their intention TO make final
proof in support Of their claim and that said proof
will be made before the Judge or the Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF Baraga county, at LAnse, Mich,
on November sth, 1894, viz Allen Elmblad, HID,
application No shy tor the ne Il Sec IS, tp 81, r
3iw; also Olof q. Weik, hd application No 1897
tor the e 4 Sec 81, Up 50. n 80 W.
They name the following witnesses TO prove their
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, uz:GCharies Skoog. lnegbregt Gust Peter
Newman, August Gilman, Olof o. Weik and Allen
Elmblad, all Of Baraga Co., Mich.
PETER PRIMEAu. Register.
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The wagons, sleighs, safe and tools be-
longing to the estate of E. Meiser are
offered for sale to close out. Also 100
acres OF good farming land. Enquire of
PHILIP VoETscH.
Administrator.
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MICHIGAN STATE LAND OFFICE /,

Lansing, October Ist, 1904
Notice is hereby given that the following described
swamp Land. situate in Baraga County will be
offered at original public sale, this office. the
eighth day OF November A. ID. 1904, at ten o'clock
M. and will be subject to sale according TO the
form prescribed by law:
WILLIAM A. FRENCH, Commissioner.
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Mr.. Grogan, telling the story Of the
argument, "An' ! had to sthand there
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CHANCERY SALE.

State Of Michigan-In the Circuit Court for tn,
County OF Baraga-ln ChaEcery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-21
Courts ana Pubic ONE.

isaac Bollsbin, Russinn Jew IS year,
oid and violently insane, was examiosd b..
Iofe Judgs Langley and committed TO the
asylum, to which place he was removed
last evening.
In the old case of Emma Juch Va John
w. mamma, suit to set aside a Judgment
secured by Hanna for money advanced. a
nuInoer OF affidavits in the interest Of the
oe'sndant were filed in the superior court
In the case of Charles Pearson ". CITY
OF Seattle, suit to recover a rebate on a
sneatrscai license issued for running the
rev Zealand and subsequently revoked.
the plaintiff yesterday fled his amended
complaint, claiming u balance of si0i on
The license and $3.50 for damages.
Marriage licenses we're issued ve.t.rdax
Tor J. Nelson, of Beaver Mouth. b. q. and
1.-The Henderson, of Seattle; Joseph w.
trow and Carrie L. Short. both of Seattle:
Joseph Latham and Agnes A. Throll. both
Oh Seattle; Edward C. Nevin and Laura
"a. Eider, both OF Kent; Fred Johnson
and Annie Watson. both of Seattle.
In the case of the Rockford Watch Com
pany vs.. Simon Rumpf ct al, the receiver.
Arthur 4. Griffin, yesterday peti,ioned
Judge Langley for an order on the Great
Northern Railroad Company to have il
deliver to him jeweiry held by 1t consigned
TO and claimed TO be owned by Simon
Rumpf. Judge Langley granted the order
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Inc following new suits were e,ed in .h.
superior court yestsrday:
y. waugh w. Nicholas III grs.~n .t Al
fFomsssory notes. Si70
August Nartinkstis W. P.ui Ro,ko~.s~
Application for receiver for pa-;ner,h,n
otate ". Falcon Josivn and n e.o.l
=, 1nminai libel on A. T. Van de Van.
transcripts from lover court
a. Fowler vs. John Burns and vife-
A,signed note and mortgage. 81. 500
Ianon 4 Frseborn w. A. q Frye 4 r.
Damages, $4,000 T" 70.
Note <i22. @1-
Robert Croft ". John 8. Day =. A.
Note: 500. @-
:. state VS.. William w. Kirkwood-pa.
Aee Commissioner: custer.
lily OF Ballard w. John Keans ~ :,
70 complaint; answer filed.
Ars. u. Wyeth. doing business a. IN.
swyetn institute, W. Mrs. NJ. K. BieeIov-
Services: 800.
George W. Fischer Va c. +. Nehemiah
Account: SAL 50.
b. Metcalfs vs.. Frank w. Clark az al
No complaint.
.naries kakeIdy w. Isaac NJ. DUNNO
Ferdinand Ephriam ct al. Va. o,to !
Neison ct al.-Transcrips
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The treasurer's bond has been raised
from $500 900 to $4,000 in accord ance
with section 2, 739 of Hills code, which
provides that the county treasurer shall
give . bond of not less than double the
amount OF funds liable to come into his
bands during his term of Office, the
amount to be fired by the county COM
missiopers. As the county treasurer also
has to give bond of $500. 600 to the city
for the handling of the city's money. Mr.
Maple win have to give . bond of 500, 900
before he can take charge of the county's
finances.
The commissioners also awarded the
contract for lighing the court house with
gas for one year from November 81, to the
Seattle Gas and Electric Light Company,
at Sis per month.
Liquor licenses were granted TO C. A.
Arnoudts at Georgetown, r. " Sehreiner.
at Cumberland, and r. Sartori & Co., at
Franklin.
The auditor was instructed TO advertise
for bids for the construction of two piers
and the placing of combination bridge
span so feet long over the White river at
Auburn.
W. X. Forrest and Amos Brown we're APP
pointed delegates to the trans-Mississippi
commercial congress.
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MS NERvEGIyES WAY
rl.uck Appeals on the Last Day
Allowed Him.
-.<.suaER kEANE's ACCOUNTS
80 suss for shortage, bss Ne Ne
-. It-seaied Verdict In the
Fleming -Aysrst Case.

xAemss BIsnck. the desperate con-
.--.-sd 70 be hanged in two weeks from
- gridsy. vas we'll pleased to have his
...s,.sy, use the complicated legal ma
.,s.ry 70 afford him loophols through
.ss-b 20 escape the gaiiovs. and ysster-
- the last day in which TO file the
- Daniel T. Cross. Blanck's attorney.
80 . notice on Prosecuting Attorney
80 r. Miller appealing from the verdict
- The sentence of death on the ground
y - court overruling the defendants
..sou for . continuance Of the case. and
q oysrruling his motion for change Of
veaue.
=. ,uperior court yesterday. the law
s.sstiss the attorneys q We days in which
!. ~ % aftsr serving same on the prose-
ssing attorney. but its ssrvic. On him Is
..s,e.spt 10 give the convicted murderer
- opportunity to Jungle with justice.
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In the suit for foreclosure Of mortgage
Il John Kelly ct al. vs.. George Foster ct
d., the defendant, Cornelis Foster, yestsr-
day fied her answer and cross-oompiaint
She denies the allegations. and for . cross
sonplaint sets forth that she never signed
sshsr note or mortgage in question; that
o. March 20. 1894. she was given decree
cfdivorce from her husband. George Fos-
tf In which she secured $50 anmony
and support money during tendency of
the suit. none of which money has yet
beea paid: that ~ the time the complaint
vas fled she and her husband owned the
real estate in common. and that the claim
and lien OF Orren r. Foster. Kat0 Foster
sad the plaintiff 10 subsequent 10 her
calm and lien. She therefore prays that
her rights be protected.
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August Martinkatis prayed the superior
court yesterday for an order dissolving
he partnership in . chicken and hog
ranch In somsrville alleged to exist be-
tween himself and Paul Bonkowsky, and
further prays for the appointment Of .
receiver 10 compel an accounting Of the
business In his complaint Martinkatis
SAYS the partnership was made by oral
agreement September -. IseS. and that
November Is, 1894. Bonkowsky ordered
him of the premises and has refused to
recognize his rights to . haif-intsrsst.
Judge Langley. on the strength OF the sfi-
dsvit Of the plaintiff. appointed William
Gysr as receiver of the ranch under $500
bond.
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jane. Gaze consiaued On. week

The hearing OF A. Jaffe. the liquor
merchan. arrested on complaint OF Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector Gleason for
carrying on q wholesale liquor business
without taking out special license from
the government, was continued yesterday
by United States Commissioner Emery by
request OF ali parties concerned The de-
PENDANT wanted more time and the com
missioner himself wanted United States
District Attorney Brinker. who Is IN
Spokane. present when the case is heard.
The hearing will take place week from
today and the defendant furnished re-
newal of hts bond in the sum of 81 600.
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williams and Cash Must Answer for
Holding Up Little.

williams and Cash Must Answer for
Holding Up Little.
Two of the highway robbers. William
Williams and Robert Cash. who held up
Joseph Little on South Fourth street. near
Washington, few nights ago and relieved
him of n gold filed watch and so, were
arraigned in the municipal court yester-
day. Williams name was no sooner
called than, With a swagger and bad. bold
manner, he arose to his feet and pleaded
guilty to the charge. He is said TO have
had no hope Of escaping punishment.
owing TO the overwhelming evidence the
police have accumulated against him, and
faced the inevitable the best way he could.
Cash, who planned the robbery and was
.'held up" along with Little. asked for an
extension Of time in which to confer with
his attorneys, and was granted until today
nc 10 O'Clock Each man was held In de-
fault of 81 900 bonds. the one to appear be-
fore Ito superior court and the other for
examination before Judge Glasgow.
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eeunss ~ City Treasurer.
he row between John Keane and the
~ eouncil Of Ballard has broken out in
40 plsee In the shape OF . suit CON-
.eseed By the city Of Ballard against
Tseps to recover $52i.so. which Is alleged
q i 4 shortage in Keane's accounts when
3 oIsce a city treasurer Of Ballard.
The complaint has not been filed In the
apsrior court. but Keane's answer TO the
sonplsini vas filed yesterday. He makes
I general denial Of being short in his ac-
eounts, bat sets forth that August IA. 1894,
tbs council passed an ordinances In full
sr.tIenlens of the amount claimed by the
ar and allowed him $500 for services;
thst ~ treasurer, he collected on account
4 the city SIS. i04 n, and disburssd $l7,-
NAT, which with the $500 allowed him
IN the city of Ballard in debt to him 70
nx0ta
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Balance for . Surgical Operation.
Mrs. D. wyeth. doing business a. the
Nfeta Institute. commenced suit yester-
dsy against Mrs. NJ. f. Bigeiow to recover
shsanes of 500 alleged 10 be due for SER
vices In the complaint Mrs. Wyeth sets
birth that between May 10 and June 1,
lssf, and at the special instance of Mrs.
b'gslos. she performed a surgical opera
hoa on and rendered medical treatment.
together with board, room and nursing.
io' one Miss Foliis y relative Of Mrs.
hsslow." which services. Mrs. wyeth
ssys. were worth $500, $500 OF which il
raid
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con,.., Over cordwooa Contract.

Tie case of Il. w. Culver against Green.
A'tash d Gross occupied Judge 0soorn's
soars Yesterday afternoon aud will be con-
asaed this morning. The suit Is brought
ereeover sisi for balance due on q con-
aaet Tor loo cords OF wood and for $3.50
eamsses for losses sustained by the
se'endanss' refusal 10 take all the wood
eoatracted for and delivered. The
es'ehdan.s claim Culver did not furnish
Ne klad Of wood contracted for.
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Mems MaekiutOshes.

90 -S-Men's Mackintoshes, blue
yc.tc or black. vide vale, re-
dnced from sass TO xA.A
e. -s-Men's Blue or Black Mack
sc.tc intoshes reduced from
So IS 10 <S7A
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The annual meeting of the s,ockholasrs
Of Dexter Horton & Co. was held yester
day aud the following named trustees
elected for the ensuing year; A. A.
Denny. Dexter Horton, William N. Ladd.
\. III. Latimer and F. Il. Van IuyL The
newly elected trustees then met and
elected A. A. Denny president, William
NJ. I.add vice president. \. H. Lstimei
manager and h. X. Van TIyl cashier.
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Nsxgls p.n,.. an. Chsr..s.

soan g. Niggle. the relator In the case
= the State VS. William W. Kirkwood.
@s nes police commissioner, yesterday
a'sa his reply 20 kirksood's answer, ad-
sitting his tNlgsle'sl removal from office
" sfitssn charges hled by the mayor. but
sssaYins these ia general and alleging that
as removal vas The result of the mayors
DISCRIMINATION 70 remove him from
ceoe
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A SEALED vERDIcr.


Ayerst Damage sutt.
The lawyers in the damage suit Of the
Flsming-Ayerst Company against the
Great Northern Railway Company. which
hr been on trial for week, occupied all
ii yesterday up TO nearly 3o'clock with
he closing argument, and after IN intslli-
rat review of the case by Judge Humss
10 bis charge. the jury was sent out 70 de-
nbsssse on verdict.
Ai5o'clock the jury had not reached
ssy results and was instructed to send in
eseaied verdict.
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Aaaon 4 Freedom commenced salt In
s superior court yesterday against A c.
ss q 60. TO recover 5000 damages
ssed 10 have been sustained by reason
aasins their grocery store attached and
on warrant secured by Frye & Co.
Ssas'iy Judgment for sSl The plaintiffs
sse Aloss Of business aud credit amount
'sg % s3oo0
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Mems PantalO0ns.
Mems Hats.

-Sa-Mens Black ner5ys and fe-
tce do. as reduced from 81 IS 70
&c
SO-Men's Black Soft Hats reduced
- from 81 $3.50 and 81 80 81.
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Ks,,,a, a, sr.c. NJ. \. Church.

Revival meetings are now in progress In
the Grace NJ. r. church. Rev. w. i. Ford
pas,or. and are attracting large audiences
Thirsy-shree persons have united with the
church in the last ten DAYS, and . large
nnrnber have been converted. The meet
tng. will continue al this week. with
nr.sehinr sysrv evening at 80
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N. Case of Van de Waiter. ..l,s.,i.r..-

ihe criminal lioel suit of A. T. Van
; antsr against Faieon Josiyn saG III.
= sseea, r., Justice Humphrey yesterday
- sae transcript Of the hearing in the
sse.,es court setting forth tia; Novem-
~ Il lSss, he dismissed the charge Of
against ]oslyn. bat held Stoel 20
e.. s"ss 10 the superior court in she snm of
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ss.i-known Gilman town marshal
- sat IS AZ last ended. being dis
- by Judge langley yesterday on
-. as.es. Ibis Is the celebrated case IN
~.sA r. Irsmblv sued 10 oust MeQuads
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s,..s.r Niece. Under Bond for Trts

,,..h.r MeGes Under Bend for Trial.
rhon,a. Mc(iss, the man who slashed
his wife. throas on the street some ume
.So. was yesterday bound over IN slo"o
bonds by Judge Glasgow to appear oeiofs
the SUPERIOR court 20 answer 20 eaasz %
assault with intent 90 kill se1es . IN
moor health and made 40 attempt 10 hsn'
IN. accusation against him.
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-. .he POSITION OF town rnarsha, 10
n nc irsmbly, had been elected 70
sseso AeQaads, bat McQusde would no.
80 possession. In the trial of the sui,
iecensay ssd Trenhly was given iuS vue-,
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Mems Oyercoats.

e. QS-Men's Blue or Black Ksrsey
St.Oc overcoats. reduced frcn
$40 and $3.50 10 s7.SA
S1O-Men's Blue or Black All-wool
SI- kcrsey Overcoats reduced
from SIS and Sic 80 TO ST.
S1S-Men's Blue. Black or Brown
GU AGl-Wool Melton and Kersey
overcosts reduced from {lS
so and So. 30 20 Sz5.
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Tn. decision Of Judge Glasgow on TIE
.ar,prrsr OF III. J. Henderson, TIE COW
outer man. 70 the validity of the ord''
nance regulating the sale Of oleoinsFsaF-
ne will not De handed down until sssaf.
sav The delay Is made ia order that
.rtt,4n briefs from the eoGnssl on oota
aides mar be fllea.
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THU NlCDOTGALL & SOUTHWICK CO.
Important Items i'm Dress
Goods.

1ta-An-ther lot Of Msncv Snstincs.
IN a saInie Of TIE Sissewd buy sns
OF eur New YosS anyew. Goods
that we're meant and n ads a
he sold AT not less than &c.
Forty pisces 20 Seltc. frem AT
Ia yard.
WoNl SeSges. she kind that
oot you have he@a paving -5a far in
she past Here at soc yasti.
S0a- *linch Ali-wcol Henriei.as in
wv All the staple coso-s. 4 rea. sc
quality 81 5lc yard
-So-5linch Covert Cloths, such as
~ every one expects 70 ray 81 Tor
csc where. Here a. sc yard.
S1-52-iaeh Covert Cloths AZ 81. yen
gi will not hnd better saywhere
for si2@
Storm Ssrges IN navy and brown,
NOR than extra values, soc TO sl.1 q
gard.
QQc-New high quality Suitinss.
ooS embracing latest and most ap-
proved STYLES OF the season, st
asc and 81 ward. Rsal values
% and $780,
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BONDS OF COUNTY OFFICERS.

Ireasurer's Bond Is Increased-Contrsc
for Lighting Courthouse.
The board of county commissioners at
Its meeting yesterday fixed the bonds of
county officials for the term beginning
January Ii, 1894, a. follows:
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Every suit every piece OF clothing in
this store is marked down. The great
est bargains ever presented in the city.
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Great:
Reductions
Watches and Jewelry

Gents Solid Silver Watches, Elgin
or Waltham movements. $40 each.
Gold Filled Case and p. 5. Bartlett
movement, hunting, $40.
God Filled Case and P. s. Bartlett
movement, open face, $3.50.
Gold Filled Case and Appleton,
Tracy 4 Co. movement, hunting, S25.
Gold Filled Case and Appleton,
Tracy & Co. movement, open face,
S22.50.
Geld Filled Case and B. w. Ray
mond movement, hunting, $s5.
Gold Filled Case and B. w. Ray
mond movement, open face, S22.50.
Gents Solid Gold Watches from
$40 upward; fall jeweled move
msnts-
Ladies' Gold Filled Watches, SIS.
Jewelry, Silverware. Clocks, etc.,
st csrrespondingly low prices.
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be-
been esua beautiful
s ten and
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MmY
nstockh
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REGULAR PRICEs-fnr. &c. Sc. Dc, &c
Tirsess 90 sal. 81 iAesseT COX osics thursday
November Is g FEx ssx ss@s, 81. lessE eexss,
81 1s-sgsses ia
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Mems Suits.

60 00-Men's Suits reduced from
oo'VV $40, sls and SIS to IS per
suit.
eli E0-Men's Suits reduced from
pALcV SIS, SIC so and SIS 10
<Ii.5a.
G1S 00-Men's Suits reduced from
SIcsVV SIS, $3.50 and SIS to SIS.
Prince Albert Coats and Vests at so
per cent of original prices.
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Boys and Children's
Clothing.

Now is the time 10 buy Boys and
Children's Clothing. We will sell In
this department cheaper than ever be-
fore known ON this coast
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-08-02
County Political Talk.

On Saturday the county convention of
the democratic party will meet here. 1t
is said that the question Of senatorial
primaries will be sprung on the con-
yention and that W hile many are strongly
ia favor of this method of choosing
United States senators others are bitterly
opposed to it, There is much talk of can
didates, but as yet the trend has not been
in any direction strong enough to make
probability. Many persons are men
toned. Some approaching" has been
done in regard to the acceptance of GER
tain nominations by certain persons, but
townships, all this is sub rosa.
A prominent local politician said this
morning that all the talk about the dem
ocracy in this county being demolished is
moonshine. The largest primaries held
for year shave just been held in several
he says
One hears some talk of fusion in the
county, but there is nothing definite here,
either. Whether the republicans and the
populists or both are to nominate state
and county officers is yet to be deter
mined. a republican county convention
has been called, but the populists have
not, as yet, issued a call for their con-
vention. Perhaps they are waiting to
see which way the cat jumps in the
republican convention.