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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-10-27

ing favorable on Tuesday three united cribs
or 96 feet, were safely placed in position on
the Minnesota pier, the extension OF which
will continue as long as the weather permits
this fall. The cribs are being sunk in
about 12 feet Of water.
Capt. J. B. Schrom, the Government
Superintendent, is the very personitication
of ssOld Business himself, and is pushing
things with his accustomed energy
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-10-27
HARBOR IMPROVEMENT

The Government work upon our harbor
is going ahead with vigor. Twelve cribs
or 3S4 feet have been added to the Mime
sofa Pier since July, making that pier now
1904 feet long The Wisconsin Pier has
been extended by five cribs or 100 feet
since the same period. The weather be
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-10-27

WE are daily receiving letters speaking
in commendatory terms of the TINES, and
what is equally gratifying they are always
accompanied by the cash for subscription.
But large number Of the nonresident
property owners and friends OF Superior re-
main yet to be heard from. Report to this
office immediately, gentlemen
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-10-27

PERRYs INSURANCE OFFICE is open for business eve
ry day. WILLIAM R. PERRY, Agent
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Railroad Meeting.

The adjourned railroad meeting con,
vensd at the Auditors Office at one
o'clock P. M, OnSaturday last, to hear
the reports Of the committees appoint.
cd at a former meeting, The commit
tees present reported the amounts sub
sCribed, and they ell amounted to
Sesl0O, and some of tho reports not
10. There is now no question about
raising the $1,000 required,
Meeting adjourned to meet At the
Auditor. Office on Saturday, Feb. 18th,
ct o'clock r. M.
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NeighbOrhO0d Items.

At Portland, Meigs county, a man
named Joseph SnodgrasS attempted to
break into the house ofa doggery keep
er named Carter Carter was not at
home, and his wife got an OK, and hav-
ing warned SnodgraSs not 10 enter, she
struck him with the Ak and killed him,
as he broke open the door.
--on last Sunday week Judge Stafford
Of Chillicothe held court all day ia
HillsbOro, This was severely condemn
cd BY the religious portion of the COM
munity, and caused much feeling. "a
THE ChiliCOlhs Register says that
. gang Of boys and young men in that
place have been stealing from the cars,
and one Of them, only eight or nine
years Of age, was beastly drunk, on
whiskey that he hid stolen,
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Dom Pee.att.

Some time ago we paid our respects
10 this worthy cOpperhead. He is still
at It, If any one desires to see the
lowest depths of blackguardism to
which any writer for the American
press has ever sunk, let him read one
Of Piatts letters in the Cincinnati Com
mOrciAl, A son of Queen Victoria has
been visiting Washington City. No
young man in the United States could
visit England and conduct himself with
more propriety than Prince Arthur has
done in this countryi yet this young
man has been aSsailed by Piatt with q
vulgarity that should make every de-
cent man in the United States feel hu-
inflated. 0a rr
The Commercial of last Saturday con-
tained letter from Piatt, in which he
compares himself to the devil This is
not fair. The devil is slandered. We
object to having any one, even the dew
u, Slandsred. II Is said thatthe old en-
my sometimes thrusts his tail into bis
boots and stalks forth as a gentleman.
No, amount Of conCealment will ever
again enable Piatt to appear before the
American people as . gentleman.
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EdIt0rlaI C0nrantlnn.

There will be State Editorial Con.
veutiOn held in Springfield Ohio,
on the cath aud 25lh Of this month.
We intend, il health will permit, TO be
there, Tho editors and publishers in
attendance will be entertained free Of
charge.
We hnd the following in a Spring.
field paper, marked;
"PAssEs TO EDITORs AND PuBIlsirERs.
-As previously announced, all the
railroads leading into this city have re-.
sponded fAvorably TO the request of the
Committee Of Arrangements, to grant
trip passes to all Editors aud Publish
ers, who desire to attend the Editorial
Convention on the cath and 25th prox.
All editors and publishers will there
fore make application by person or let
ter to either ofthe following gentlemen,
as the case may require. II. NJ. Bron-
son, General Ticket Agent, Cleveland,
Sanduslsy and Cincinnati Railroad, San
dusky, Ohio J. Durand, General Su-
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NEWS ITEMS.

Allen Trimbie died last week, at his
residence, in Hillsboro. He was 81
years of age. Hc was elected Cover
Of the State in 1926, and iu 1923. He
was the father of Hon. @ A. Trilnblc,
who was member of Congress from this
district when the late rebellion brok 9
out.
Attorney Gen. Hoar, who was
nominated by the President as one Of
the Judges of the Supreme Court, has
been rejected by the Senate.
-.g---A woman suffrage convention will
abe held in Columbus the 10th and nth
ofthis month.
4. Frank Blair refused TO take the test
oatli required in Missouri, and SO was
mot permitted TO vote. He took the
case up. until it was finally decided by
the Supreme Court ofthe United States,
and was decided against him.
-7.--A preacher from Illinois, named
IGsWhite, has been lecturing against
Catholicism In Columbus A mob Of
dtabken Catholics attempted to murder
him Oh the street. The Mayor and po-
lice protected him, but he was bit with
astone, and large stone hurled at him
smashed a plato glass window near
him.
We have not time this week to
give a sketch ofthe proceedings OF Con.
greSs and the State Legislature. Moth
ing Of very great importance has been
done in either body.
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when advertising for a School, Use
the popular appendage by which you
are known and your applications will
not go begging. Take a copy Of The
Standard, coltaihing one of your oily
productions, thrust it into the rent Of
your pauts, let the signature "Mr. Ty-
ler" stick out and School Directors by
the scorewilhbe running after You; like
dogs after a Bologna sausage. Now
Tyler must I get permission of you to
"mik ih," you most grand nogul Of
Jackson Co. Are you acting the part
Of BaIaam's ass and speaking for the
Standard! If SO send me. a permit as
l intend to "mix il, You are SCALED
on"
During the session of the institute
at jackson, Sub-Mogul in the chair, a
motion was made to adjourn; it was
seconded. Chalrman arose with the
dignity of a young Ok and said: 'If
there is no further Business before the
Institute, consider yourselves dismissed" {"
o Tyler do you remember what "a
proud grin of satisfaction" peryaded
the audienceF hat tia+hsl4 ltA7'f ..sD .
''s Study profoundly and deolaim pri-
vately the melodious stanzaS Of old Zip
Coon and ''Pity the Sorrows Of Poor
Old Man." &c.. preparatory TO eds
missing" an Institute. '"'s8 ''''' 'a'
Bepatient and you will improve, you
have the stability" y" ''''..'s
''" Yours Truly, -0''''
'".l a..' 'i''" 81" T. g. SkYLEs.
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Meeting Of the Agricultural So
Ciety.

The Jackson county Agricultural So
Ciety met at the Tressurer's Office on
last Saturday, and elected the following
officers, for the ensuing year: Prssi'
dent VIM II. Stephenson, Vice Pres
dent Moses Hays.
Board of Directors, long term, Jo-
siah q. CremeenS, James Mcclure,
Stephen N. Vaughn, B. +. Scott jr.
Short term, Augustus A. Watson, H,
Q. Bum, Jacob Miller. Green Thomp.
son holds over, as a member of the old
Board.
J. A. Sell was elected Secretary, and
]. L. Long Treasurer.
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OAK HnL. -Feh. !. 1870.

Mr.. Editors The following article
was seen in the Chicago Herald of last
week.--"'Young CoSn' Of Oak Hill,
run into the wrong hole, and if Tyler
has the cruelty to prod the little fellow
to death he has the ability" so fR
1t is well known by the people Of
Oak Hill, that it is Tyler that has run
into the wrong hole, and, it isIfeared
that hO has got in, too far, to make the
turn to come optofa4. Ruods rsdi
rE rs d1 Resp. Yours, y
d. S PARRY.
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The following justices Of the peace
in Jackson county have made returns
Of fues for the year 1869: Charles
Smith, Madison, no fnes Geo. Gill.
land, Hamilton, none. VIM. Gutter,
Milton, two fines, Eve dollars each,
both paid. Williamson scurloCk,
Bloomfield, three fines, one $500, one
1920, one $500, all paid. Jonathan
Bussard, Milton, one fine, IS, 90 paid.
Ephraim Parmeter, Washington, no
Anss. J. Edward Jones, jefferson, one
iins Of $500, secured Jno.s. Stephen
son, Franklin, one fne of$2,0O, paid.
Riley Corn, Bloomfield, no fines as.
ssssed. Armpstead scurlock, Franklin,
two Hnss. $500 each, paid. John Nc
Cartney, Liberty, no fnes assessed. -
Ray, Washington, one 6ns, Sc, 90,
paid.
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Some old ladies OF a certain mental
temperament, are never satisfied when
in discussion, unless they have the
last word Brother Aleshire being Of
this class, 1--WE mean no disrespect to
old ladies, Of either gender,) wO give
him the last word, and thus end the
discussion Of the apple question, so far
as he and we are concerned.
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OAK HILL, FEB. 7th, 20.
Mn EDlTom Please inform "Mr
Tyler" with his great liability" as the
"Herald' mau expresses 1t, that he is
barking up the wrong tree for "yOung
COON" u.u
The modest Scribe of Port Hill al
ways signs his lawful name and does
not approve Of speak-work "Cruel
Mr.. Tyler" with your great "abbility".
aud "twoyCars certificate" You man
fleet as much eagerneas to "gobble up"
the "young coon" as q chicken docs a
"corn dodPer" You have a soft thing
of it and can gain notoriety. s. ar,.
"Men and weights ale dropped into
it"-the earth--by means of shafts.
"Fifty adrdncc scholars"--Oorrect
You ore a versed Linguist--Latin flows
from yopr brain like water.
Scribe, a masculine noun yOa decline
with such ease that you run it into the
opposite sex, ending it in the feminine
gender, with high euphonic flourish.
If you try you can run it into the
ground, you have the 'abbility."
Should you tire Of the great name "Mr.
Tyler try "De Solo," Do you hope
for renown or braips by crawling into.
the skin Of a dead liOni Perhaps you
may conceal your ears, but your brayiOg
will betray you. You makeia grea.
mistake IN using your maiden name
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C0nrt Proceedings.

Judge TownO returned home OF
Wednesday, and Judge Plyley presided
during the balance Of the week. The
Grand Jury adjourned on Tuesday eve
ming, having found only three indiei-
ments. The following is the Jail Re
port:
"The Grand Jury respectfully sub,
NIT this, their Jail Report for the pres
entterm, they having visited the same
at present Sitting, aud find, first, Jail in
good condition, except ono pump out
of order. Second, one person confined
in Jail, lunstic. Third, rnles properly
posted, aud faithfully observed and
complied with.
w. S. SCHELLENGER,
Foreman cfthe Grand Jury"
Tho first case tried was the second
trial in the case Of Benjamin NJ. Walk.
er against George w. Jones In Nov,
1861, Walker had been at Ironton, for
the purpose Of getting ubstitute for
his brother-in-law, who had been draft
ed. On his return, he stopped over
Sunday at the Star House in Ports
mouth, then kept by Jones, the defend
ant. On Sunday night his room was
entered and some $500 and a watch
stolen from his pockets The suit was
brought to recover this money from
Jones The case occupied nearly three
days, the legal liability of inn keepers
being very fully discussed. The fol-
lowing gentlemen composed the Jury /:
james Bowers, Robert Erwin, VIM
Cutter, Henry WykIe, Joseph r oss,
Henry Baker, James Mutt, Armpstead
scurloCk, james Hanna, John G Jones,
Simeon Cochran anl Richard Markham.
The Jury brought in verdict in favor
of plaintiff for $lll,oO, being the price
Of the watch aud his necessary expen-
ses. Laird y Moore for plaintiff, and
DUNCAN & Hutchins for defendant.
David Tod VS.. Lewis Davis, Plain
tiff claimed that Davis had sold him q
coal lease on the lands of one Warneke,
near Star Furnace, for the sum Of
$1,000, and had represented that he had
bored on the lease, and found the coal
near four feet thick, but that when
tested, the coal was found to be less
than three feet thick. Davis denied
the representations as to the thickness
Of the coal. Tried by the Court, -
Judgment. for defendant New trial
demanded and allowed. Trip and
Hastings for plaintiff, Moore and
Hutchins and DuHadwayfor defend dant.
State of Ohio vs.. Henry Weber, y
Selling Liquor. Plea guilty. Fine
$500 and costs.
State Of Ohio VS.. Edward Roach. -
Selling liquor. Plea guilty, Fins
$500 and costs
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perintendent, Little Miami, Xenia &
Columbus Railroad, Cincinnati, 0hioi
L. S. Flint, Superintendent, Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and IndianRpoli,
Railroad Cleveland, o. All newspa.
pers thWaghou: the State are request
ed to publish this notice"
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The Cincinnati Chronicle.

Those who do not desire to take the
Standard, but want the Cincinnati
Chronicle, can go into a club being
gotten up by Charles Meacham. JET.
fstsOn Edwards, at tho Store Of James
Chestnut, will attend to the matter,
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LORILLARD,s oEUREKAn


Smoking Tobacco is an excellent article Of gram
ulated Virginia.
Wherever introduced 1t Is universally ad-
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1T is put up In handsome muslin bags in
which orders for Meerschaum Pipes are daily
packed t'a
LORILLARD'S "YACHT CLUB"
Smoking Tobacco has no superior; being denic-
Otinized Il cannot injure nerveless constitutions
OF people Of sedentaTy habits.
1t Is produced from selections Of tho finest
stock, and prepared by pateHted aud original
manner,
II isyery aromatic, m I'D, and light in weight
hence It will last much longer than others;
nor does II burn or sting the tongue, or leave
dlsagreeable alsrr-taste.
-4Orders for genuine. elegantly carved Nicer.
schaum Pipes, silver mounted, and packed In
neat leather pocket cases. are placed In the
Yacht Club brand daily .uH
LORILLARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This braLd of Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere.
II Is without doubt, the best chewing tobae-
co In the country.
LORlLLARD SNUFFS
Have been In general use In the United States
over 110 years. and still Acknowledged "the
best wherever used, U'4
Ill your st0rtkeeper does not have these ar
ticles Tor sale, ask him to get them.
They are sold by respectable jobbers almost
everywhere. 4o. 9ff1
Circulars mailed on application.
n. AOrlllard 4 CO., New York.
Doc 16--12w
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OAK H1LL o. Fah. Z. 1a7n.

=
Editor Standard: would likeve
much y have some of the able Gram
lnaria1a Who are readers of your ex-
cellent paper, patse the followiug son
tehcesih full: III IA ~
"Bcfore the gates there Sat,
On either Side, formidable Shape:
The one seemed woman to the waist,
and fair
But ended foul in many a scaly fold,
Voluminous and vast, a serpent armed
With mortal sting''N
Also the following:
sl'' "Tho other shape,
If Shape it might 0be called, that had
none,
Distingaishable ia member, joint or
limb;
Or substance might be called that ShGd-
o,V seemed,
For each seemed either.'
P.S. Mr.. Tyler, if you have extri-
Gated yourself from the hole, lin pursu-
ance of the "Young Coon," we would
like to have you parse the aboye.9
/ would further state for Mr.. Tyler's
special benefit, that the s'Yoqpg Coon"
is neither hOled nor freed, and that the
probability that,Mr. Tyler can do eth
or. is decidedly against hime The Editor
Of the Illinois Herald thinks that Mr..
Tyler has the power TO probe the
Young Coon" He of course knows
all about it. lie is the young man
who displayed SC. much) ''solid hrnin, Z"
by contending, at one of the Examin- :
ations, that the sun shines vertically on
all parts ofthe earth Is surface at certain
times Of the year.
Wouldn't he make a good "gin-
hand" at one of the Furnaces under a
good boss7 Jl The OLD Cook! !
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columbus and Ironton Railroad

Columbus and IrOntOn Railroad.
Mr.. Isaac Brown has shown us let
ter from Columbus, stating that the sur
vey of the Columbus and Ironton Rail.
road will be commenced in short time.
And here is an article from the Colum-
bus Journal to the same effect:
"IRoNToN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Em-
PLoYED.--The CorpOratOrS Of the CO.
lumbuS and IrOnton Railroad have en-
ployed Mr., Thomas B, Morris of Penn.
sylvania, Civil engineer to survey the
line. Mr.. Morris and his assistants will
enter upon their work at once. Be-
ginning at Ironton or vicinity, and
move in the direction of Columbus un-
til done. Mr.. Morris will give to the
business his whole personal attention
and push the survey Of the whole line
to . speedy completion"
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OFFICE MARIETTA 81 CXrINNATI r. Il. Co, =
As Renrganized r-....... E

As Re0rganized, ,r- r,t,r,,rf
1a,, Cincinnati, o.. January 27,iis70,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company las
reorganlzed) will be held at the Office Of the
Company. in the Pearl Street Depot o Cinollnati,
Ohio, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of Feb,
ruary, 1870, at II O'Clock NJ for the election OF
Directors. ,a aas- f.o
A vote will also be taken upon a proposal to
issue series Of Bonds sccuredIbya third mort
gage ON the road and income, on such terms and
With such privileges to Bondholders as are, ,Os
may be authorized by law, ~, IN, ~ WI
Feb 3-2W OHA8 r. LOW, Beesy =
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-RansdcU Norlvay Oats.
THE NEW YORK METHODIST

Publishes Sermons, Serial Story for the Fam
lily, o new Childrens Story every week, Chats
with the Little Folks. Editorials by the best
Methodist writers and Others, Foreign and Do
nestle Correspondence, full Departments Of
Religious and Secular Intelligenee-Ain short,
whatever goes TO make complete Family Pa
per. Price S260.aI ear. Liberal premiums to
canVassers. Yearly subscriptions commence ut
any time. For specimen, enclose q two cent
stamp to THE METHODIST,
ia Nassau ST. New York
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DRoBATE NOTICES,

s-s-.a- = :. l--.a~f - ----- ~
The accounts Of Andrew joyce executor Of
William joyce Harrison Wallace administrator
OF John d. Wallace, James Hunt admlnistrateE
of George johnson, GeorgeW, fought g1afdlanI
OF Phebe A Taught, Levi DUNCAN guardian Of
John DuIIadwsy, Margaret Cunningham. guard
slas Miller guardian of the minor children n
John Woods, deceased, have been
filed for settlement. in the Probate Court OF
jackson county Ohio, and the snfae are set for
examination aud hearing on The 2Sth day Of Feb
ruary A. d. 1870, at 10 O'clock al NJ hAT 3H1
J. w. L0NGBON,
teS;2w IWN3 NV Probate Judge
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y,a} Jackson Feb. =, ls7oa

NtlH aYg WgLJhckson3peD.1I .1Ib LSIO!p
ED, STANDARD;--In my Solution
Of The apple question last week, | made
a mistake. It should read, the only
money the firm has, instead Of the on
ly credit the firm has. o You think my
theory a curious one. l want you to
notice carefully, the language of the
question. To me, the language of the
question, plainly shows, that all of the
apples were disposed of before any set
tlement took place. 4 If this is correct,
then your theory is curious one. If it
is not.correct, the qustion is Susceptible
Of two constructions; and, is, either a
double question, or, no question. l. Y.
Steward, one Of the best Grammarians
in the county, in writing to me on this
question, says ''But am led TO be.
lieve. from the reading of the question,
that the firm divided the remainder be-
fore the settlement'' Or, in other words,
they used the remainder of the Stock
before settling the business OF the firm.
Mr.. Morgan Says the the Same in sub
stance. This shows that the language
Of the qustiOn conveys that idea. But
here 10 the apple question, with yOar So
luton, by the side OF which will be
found q similar question, Solved by
your theory. .,. r.,i, rs
Let the people judge Of your theory
after they have carefully examined The
following: ...s' .9'r l3U' 30 at
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1t will be seen, in the orange ques-
tiUn, that, although B furnished money
enough to buy 8 oranges, and eats but
G-5, yet ne uocs not receive anything
for what is sold; but finds himself 2 2.3
cents indebtto A, after A has taken
all the money that @ paid them, In
other words B pays A ais cents to get
the privilege Of furnishing A l-3 of an
orange, and Of being called partner.
You complain OF being out ofpractiee
in something's, You also try to make
it appear that part of the apples is
worm eaten and wilted, and will not
sell, yet you charge B cost price for
what he eats more than his share, Of
those same apples You insinuate that
| was not entitled to 3 certificate for
more than 10 months, If | was not,
why did you prove yourself an unfaith-
tul servant by signing one for longer
timei II you are NOS Satisfied with
the result Of that examination, appoint
a day on which you will reexaminS me,
and | will subject myself to a new ex-
aminationi provided you will have some
one to help you, who is not "out of praC.
tice in many branches of Arithmetic
awe are ont OF practice iu many
branches of Arithmetic" DC, p
"One third of them are good aud
salable." ;f lis.
five were to take a critical view Of
the above quotations, we might say, il
the Probate Judge had been more care
fnl, you might not, new, be holding
the position of School Examiner 5m
JAMES A. ALEsuIRE.
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