Republican Meetings

The following appointments have been made for tuis county and vicinity: HON. J. c" BURROWS. Ann Arbor, Friday evenlng Oet.24 Dundee, Friday afturnoon Oct. 24 HON. JOHN K. BOIES. Ypsllantl, Thursday evenlng Oct 10 Ann Arbor, Saturday eveulug Oct. 11 Duudee, Saturday Oct. 18 HON. F. A. MAYNA.RD. Salem, Monday , Oct. 20 Whlttaker, Tuesday Oct. 21 Milan, Wednesday Oct. 22 Saline, Thursday Oct. 23 Chel.sea, Frlday Oct. 24 HENRY C. PRATT. IiApham's Corner, Friday Oct. 10 Wnltinore Lak e, Kalurday Oct. 11 Webster, Monday Oct. 13 Nortb Lak e Corners, TueHday Oct. 14 Lyndon, Wednesday Oct. 16 Sylvan Center, ïhursday Oct. 18 Lima Center, Frlday Oct. 17 Superior, Saturday Oct. 18 I'ittsfleld, Monday Oct. 2 Loül, Tuesday Oct. 21 Freedom, Wednesday Oct. 'Ll ■ Sliaron, Thursday .. Oct. 23 Brklgewater, Frlday Oct. 24 Morevllle, Saturday Oct 25 Wliltaker, Monday Oot. 27 HON. GEORQE A. FARR. Dundee, Saturday Oot. 11 Ypsllantl, Saturday Oct. 25 CUelsea, Monday Oot. 27 A. B. ST. JOHN. Mllan, Monday Oct. 13 Sal lne, Tuesday Oct. 1 1 Dexter, Wednesday Oei. 15 Tecumseh, Monday Oct. 20 Mr. J. O. Higley will speak at Cropgey's hall next Sunday afternooa. Ho member of congress froru this district has ever taken the high position or had the influence at Washington that Congressman Allen now enjoya. Resides that, he representa the true republican principies of free speech, a free ballot and a fair count, and wliat is of the utmost importance to the farmer, the laboring man, and in fact the whole people, the vital principie of protection to American industries. Io the circuit court Monday Daniel P. Fisher was sentenced to four years at Jackson on a pica of guilty to a charge of horse stealing. George David plead guilty to burglary and was also sent up for four years at Jackson. John Qilberl, the man who took dress pattern subscriptions, etc., at Dexter plead guilty and was sentenced to Ionia for three yearp, Kdward L. Martin was sent to Jackson for three years for stealing a gold watch at Ypsilanti. Farmers, do not be f ooled ! The price of wlieat is a good one, and the indications are it wlll be better still. The McKinley bill Is the direct cause of it, (even according to democratie papers). "VVhen the provisions of thia bill get thoroughly ut woik the plices of not only wheat, but oom, oats, barley and all farra producía will be better. Protect the American farmer and vote the republican ticket. Do not forget that a vote for E. P. Allen means a vote for a better market for the producís of your farms. Mail in ?