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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
T,EI THER'S INSTITUTE.

There will be session of an Institute for the teach
ersof Douglas County, held in Superior for two days
commencing on Friday the Goth day of October at 10
ocock A. NJ All persons teaching, or intending
to each the schools of Douglas County are request
eato attend and negecting attend viii be regard
ef good reason for Withholding certificates from
didatss applying for them to the superintendent.
All others interested i'll the of education,
invited to attend aud if disposed take part in
the exercises. l. ". GATES, Co. Supt of Schools.
Superior Sept 90, 1871. q.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
BASE CONUNDRUMS.

Why is the dredging at the mouth Of
the Duluth canal like a lunch cheese? Be
cause its cut and come again.
Why is the Duluth of the future like the
vitreous humor? Because it's all IN your
eye.
Why are northeasters like nursery maids?
Because they rock the cribs.
When will the dead water of Duluth
bay be like fountain? When its an mic e
flow Gce foe)
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
MIRROR OF FASHIONS.

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of your good taste and kind feeling Address,
W. JENNINGS DENoREsT,
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Specimen Copies # the latest numbers of the Mag
azinc mailed free receipt Of % cents.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
ITEMS ON THE ROAD.

The Mil u Northern r. r. is pushing
to Plymouth with 600 men.
Portage can have road to Grand
Rapids by voting o,OOO bonds. Cheap
enough.
Lake Superior Shore road surveyed
from the Sault to Grand Island and favora-
bly, reported on.
Engineers busy between Lodi and Mil.
waukcc.
Oshkosh and Ripon road to be compile
ted before December.
st. Paul & Chicago short lines the or
der Of the day.
The West Wisconsin in direct line o.
St. Paul branch n. Z. X. r.
Railroad just completed between Mad
ison and Baraboo.
Mil. g. ST. p. r. r. discriminating
greatly in favor of Chicago bound freights
Chicago and Northwestern and Illinois
Central waking up to Wisconsin and Nor
thern Pacific connections.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
cTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- I'm Circut Conrt

e TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOT GIAS
y In Circuit Court.
David Quinn Plaintiff
against
Rensselaer, r. Nelson, Charles S. Waller, J. D.
Woodruff, Webster NJ Carleton, j. W
Christopher, E. H. Hawke, William H.
Newton, Joseph G. Wilson, H. Lasalle
George A. Crawford, A. McGaskell, John
Moulton, Moses f. Mouton, Dennis Dam
iel, Isaac l. Moore unknown owner of lot
3S7 West iAth Street and unknown own
er of hf and NV lr Of Block II West 29th
street, both III the Town OF Superior, Doug
las Co., Wisconsin, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the Defendants above
named;
You and each of you are hereby summoned ard re
qured to answer the compainG OF the Plaintiff the
above entitled action which said complaint is flied in
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for
said Douglas County at Superior in said County and
to serve copy OF your answer upon the undersgne
at his office in the town Of Superior Douglas County
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service Of
this summons, exclusive of the day of such service,
and if you shall fail said complaint hereby
required within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint. H. n. SETTER, Pptfs Atty.
Sept 10, 1871.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23

The dixie across the bay is stretching ont
its :rmy of piles in formidable skrmish line Our S
perpr friends don't seem to Ike it now they have
gotit Duluth Minnesotian. 9th inst
This conveys the impression that Supe-
riof demanded dixie. Not true. Superior
demanded that the st. Louis river be not
9iaertea, not that the bay be obstructed.
The end is not vet
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23

Philadelphia, Boston, or even Chicago
takes your exports they will soon take your
imports. Wake up Mr.. Commercial Ad-
vertiser. You are right in the midst of
modern enterprise, and have not found it
out yet The Yankees and Quakers will
get your cockney eyes open in a year or
two.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
ICELANDERs EHIGRATiNG TO WISCONSIN.
TIE Green Bay wisconsin, Advocate

ICELANDERs EHIGRATING TO WISCONSIN.
THE Green Bay Wisconsin, Advocate
says:
An immigration unprecedented in the history Of
this country has commenced setting in from Iceland
the pioneers in the movement numbering upwards OF
twenty families having arrived at Washington Island
tie Of Green Bay, some ninety miles north
OF here. They accompanied b. agent who
speaks English, and who manages their affairs This
is said to be the initial movement OF heavy immgra
ton, numbering some $4,000 y people, who are look
ing for new homes in this country. They expect to
come this region, and to that bordering the line
of the Northern Pacific Railway and the Red River OF
the North.
It seems at first little odd that the
quaint old-tashioned Icelandic population
should think Of migrating enmasse to the
dim and far-of shores Of America-their
ancient, half mythical Vineland. But the
Icelanders are a reading people, and every
paper that reaches them from Scandinavia
is ablaze with talk of Red River, and the
Northern Pacific, something taking in a
name), SO they yield to the latent desire
for rowing which inheres in the descendants
Of the old vikings, and conclude to follow
their blood relatives the Swedes, Danes
and Norwegians to the fertile belt west of
Lake Superior.
The Norsemen, or Scandinavians, are
the people who will settle the great North
west. In few years they will literally
come by millions. Northern Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Dakota, and Manitoba will be
filled with them; and a more frugal, indus
trious and desirable class of European i'm
migrants could scarcely be found. We
hope and believe that America will drain
Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Iceland of
their last man.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-23
EFFECTS OF WISCONSIN RAILWAY EXTENSION.

I.
The development of Wisconsin by the
completion of the western railway system,
although late, promises to be very effectual.
A glance at the map shows us that all the
immense empire Of the great Northwest
must lay its highways through Wisconsin
to reach the Atlantic coast. Through this
state must pass the two eastern lines Of the
Northern Pacific, and the great majority of
their branches will make their connections
in the same domain.
Central Wisconsin is alive with railroad
building, surveying, bond voting, and COM
petition. In very short time indeed, this
concentrated activity will be transferred to
Northern Wisconsin. From Green Bay to
the Mississippi the railways are pushing
steadily northward. A line drawn from
the Falls OF the St. Croix to the mouth of
the Me:1ominec river represents the advance
posts of effort for the present season; but
this is well up in the state, and next season
the line being crossed. there will be no OBJ
ject in making pause in the dense wilder
ness, till the iron is laid through to Lake
Superior.
The fall and winter ofls72 will probably
see three lines Of railway touching Lake
Superior i'll Northern Wisconsin. These
for time will virtually be trunk lines, hay-
ing each their branches and feeders thrown
out to the towns and villages Of Central
Wisconsin. And this beginning of al
through north and south system will Won
derfully stimulate immigration, farming and
town building in the portions of Wisconsin
hitherto neglected.
Our present civilization is so conditioned
on railroads that no region can be settled
without them, whereas with them no region
will be left unsettled Five years after
bnilding railroads through the Wilderness
belt between here and the older portions
Of The state, the region south and east of
us will be widely opened TO civilization, and
there promises to be as great a rush in
these latter days for the northern half Of
the state, as there was two or three decades
ago for the southern half, when the word
Wisconsin was one OF magic to the imag
ination of the emi Migrant, meaning all and
more than is now meant by the great West,
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado and Iowa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15

teten Srtbiine 9aittn Ter 0Uuparneur hes
Staatss, bic sBirbsntrdssr Der Stabt,
pi,ls sinaslapsnt Safe uno Die prsde
Ylab 9tnommsn uuo lirben ben Bug
Nrpur paIlirtn. Die 3hbiine mar am
ncrewslt ltIIGen 3li9sI trS Gourtbaulss
srbaut unO nit eeutiHsn nnb amerfant'
ftsn 5lassrn, Irlpis nit guirInnptn fsf.
lid 8sldmiidt.
Nls ttwa Die pisr,sbnte 0iplacn tnS
Gouribnu5 palirit, brad Elm lnwsltsr
los, 9lifIitsr s9sile atrr tslIs iIb bas
seetier IhCn mad / Slunrtn wieber
auf uno ss tssann bic NaGtnwnnO.runs
naG tsm 8eaplabt, Su psIGem bac lGat'
it8e u@rpre" aussrtprsn mar.
an benz, an Der SRltits asIssrntn Gin
gang bts 8saplabeS pranDie In srcbartt'
gen Dtmrn1Cnsn rtn &riumpbtoesn. Die
5Gbe ttleltsn mar 80 SUP, tie Srsits 40
6uB. Gur6 ben @itttei, pbtr 6aup!ein,
gang unb 5mtt SciteneinBdnse scIansis
man In ten burh ;aGlrsi6t Sdums be-
ftattettn ,,@r,De". @s5Irrt an Der red
ten Srite butb bic ,@trmnnia," an be,
linftn burh Die rGrlumba" unb pbsu
burh bic rStetpria," BOT Der 5rtumpbtu.
gen rem 3ulhauer etntn waGr6ait impC
IaHten Nnbltd. DaJ In grUBen Su6fa'
6sn an9stradte WtUilc iittr btmlrltsr
lauttte:
columbia unb @rrmania Sanb In Snnb,
Sriu8rn 8risbsn ibrr Nrr unb 2anb."
llnsefdbr In ttr Mttte bss 5saplabst
fdno Die Sribiins, dul wslher Iimmtli6l
Sdnosr @tuilfer unb 5s1rsSner Ylal
nabmsn. Die 5ritiine mar 40 Gub brett
GO 8ub tisf unp idrds 9ebaut.
8rrb bss srcbsn llmfansss Der ,@rc
pe" fripislsn Th psnncb beren Naumlih
fsiIen nt6t auSreihenb 9enuB, nm bel
9lu1prilGrn, pelGs bas Yublifum III 1tl
len iAtsn, SOlltommsn gu 9tnii9rn. 3,
tsoer Stite Der 3ribiine bsfanotn lid
1anStGcen, As tsi so 8uB. guf be
6aupttrtbiins fanbrn 9t9en 1900 YerIc
nsn plab. GuBsr ben Uirlen 3auItno II
SerIGisSsnen 8artrn brtnntnbsn qampsi
wurre bas ,,@rUps" nod purh aGt Gal
rtumlt6ter auf's Srillantrae bslsuAtst
unb 9lt& bteie tiinRlide SelruAtunD bel
nabe Der Sa9sstelt.
| Bon sinem iebr gut su1ammen9slsBtei
Srdefsr wurOs Sund6f stne 5.lfouUsr
ture 9tlptelt, Der baS BON alien Sanger
oeiunssns Mtr;arfihc SunbeSlitO: 1, ,Srii
Der rsiGt bic 6anb gum Sunpt" unp ais
Oann Idn9ere @nlprahen Der 8rRrsOne
fOl9ttn. 9ia6 ben 5tfrsosn fimmts bai
SrGsfer bsitsrs San,muft an, uub mi
Gan, lAlUb pas fd6ne 8e1, bas nod
Ian8s In Dem @erGhtnib iereS 2OeInrb
msrS 9aftrn ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15

Spn pem alien LumGs sr,abit man
Gb lclgrnrs gnrtocir: Gr wurrt stnl
Ycn eIntm MarNuIs atrlhltitiA nit rinem
g., nit rem or auI irbr unfrruneihrm
8ub fdnp. iur Gaisl srIaten. 2III 6err
q. bGrtr, baB aud OumaS fommrn wrr.
b., mollit or Die GinIlpunl Hur untcr
her @rbtnDunB annrbmrm, to6 fb trr
beribmte, we8sn itineS 2eiBe1 Aelilrtttrte
S@riitleller tdju psrplitirir, brl Der
5aftl nIdt SITTER ais Gin tlnSiarJ nial gu
lprsbrn DER WarquiS tbeiite rnJ On.
mus nit, natilrlItb In Ger GrmariunM ta6
pteier zine fClds 3umuibunB Juriidwti-
fen wiirte. 3u Istnem @rfauneu nnbm
sr atrr bic SsOinsun9 an.
Sst rem Diner 8in9 es lrbr letbaft gu.
6srr .. mar ausncBmrno GeiprIhttb unO
lief lelnsn 9BiB Ipriibtn, wi6rsno 0uma6
CUR Srrwunbsruna ttr @Sas gan, 1umm
auf Isinem Ylabt lab.
3um DsGtrt wurtru paltstfn dufge
traaen, bic 6r. g. lcbr Osrnc ob. Gr
lanatr aud tii&liD ,u. NIS Der Seller
gum IeBtrn mnl terumBinA, rcnntr Serr
g. itNUb nidt mrbr unb Iab.e 81 eiurr
Damr, bic ibm bic ga astrn reIbIr; ,Gnt,
IGuIrtscn Sis, Id babe itou lOpsI' Ya,
leten psrtilst ais Simon Ykiliarr sr'
lAla9sn Bat"
,,llnb NIT bsmItlben 9nltrumsnt," Irbtt
DumaS, Der nun gum srtsnmnl ben Munt
duft9at, truden bInju.
Inter benz ldutsn @tllhtcr Der 2lnre.
lsnptn rsrlifB Sr. 9. bic @elralAait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15
Cine ScrfGcftbibtc.

Dem Yfarrsr fdapi9sn bic 5aubtn ben
Grbltnader; er 9stt batsr binaus, um Fs
burh YiapIrnidiHs ,upsriassn. Mittltr.
wsile tcmmt sin trasutrS Yaar inS YIarr.
6aut, nm 8rtraut gu rrertrr. Die Yfar'
rsrIrau, iibfr ibres Wannto gerssBIih'
ttit dr9rrlid, lGult nit benz Galar ins
5tGb; Der Yfarrtr Rtdi bas 5srjsrcI in bic
Ga1hr, wirft ben Salar iitrr uno elite In
bic Stride, isinsS amtss ,u wartrn. Mit-
ten In Der 9tspe fallt ibm elm, Ob sr aud
ben Sabn tn 8ubt 8sfrbt babe; pCrfdtis
finasrt tr barnah NIT Der 9trhttn.-
pauB, ba fraat Der S6uB los. @ntIsbt
fdbrt Der S6ulmsilfsr emppr, lriAsnblab
uub ,itterub lu&sn bic Sauern nnd bsm
aussan8. 9Itsr bic GtiletSsssnwart Der.
laet BEN Yfarrsr ntat. 3ittsrt ibr 6lrins
sldutissn ppr BEN armlslissn Grbsn9s.
Iau62 g8tt wirb bann Der DUnnrr oss
Serrn Gud wrdtn2 llnp 70 fdbrt sr fort
CUR bG4asn grbauuns irtnss Julammsn'
ssriittrltsn Yublitums.
gtsr pl6Blib ptrp IS tbm Icnttrtar
warm, .r merit, pab bic &leittr untsrm
5alar elImmsn, unb wttrsrum iu&t tr
SurF&tts nit ter 5auo ben Srano Su
bdmpf.u. gter Der SHulmrilitr bat elf
rig aufsspnbt unb ruff;
,,Dudt Gu6, Sauern, CT Iatrt f6Cn
wiebtrl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15

- Sn Der ruilfArn armre III Die bsui.
Ihe NatiOnalitGt IN fcl9rnber g8rilr oer'
treter: @uu je 100 0smeiurn fno 81
9iuiItn, 10 NihtruGsn uno unier bteieu
2 DtutIds; BON il 100 SbsrsSfisiersu
5S 8uIsn uno inter ~ NihtruHsn 81
DsutIbr: pom 100 StabSCfi,tsrrn NM
Is 9tuGsn, absr unter So Ni6trulien IS
DeutIat; unttr 100 G'enrralen nur Is
9tuien, "a DeutIte unb 8 anbrre 9ii6t.
rufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15

Berlin, "a. Iat. 3u BEN Gortbtiltn
I'm rsutldsn natiCnaIsn SutersTr bss ss.
eenisiti8tn Observation-Disclosures BEL 9eIfcrt
unb 3 29ionpias bur6 ten 5ranfiurirr 5rit=
ben 8tbSrt aud, baB Der 6Gbtnjus BON
NulpInesn, ter 3Ricnpills trbtrrl6t, ME.
Der ju Dsutl&lanb 9sfcmmsn II. Die
8ranSUitn battsn nidt etpa bttlrn 6G9sn.
3uS 3uriidvsrIan0t; er ssbtrte i9nsn pisl.
msBr In 8ul9t her Serlaillsr YralImInas
rtsn. Ssbt bat i9n Srutfdlane bur6
ben 8rantiurttr 2raetat pom 10. Mai
1uriidgsnOmmsn, unb 2bicnpilIe nit Der
llmsrSsnO wurbs pabura ertrbIi6 s:,
ll6trt. g6tr pOn ben sinIdla0snb,n Ser.
bGttniHsn aud feine ndbsre SenntniB Dat,
tann E& burh tintn Slid auf ttns quite
6artt BON ttr Srbsutun9 isntr YplItiOn
iitsrjsustn.
Nllt St3ug auf bic btfinitips GrtnSs III
bic pislfah ptrbrsitttt uno aud Dpn Der
Strabbur9sr 3tituns aufsenommsne ans
nabmt, bab bic 9rsnjr 9snau Der 8itptrt'
SUsdb'IGsn Sprahsrtnje fCl9e, ni&t gang
sutrtfsnb. 8si Stlfurt ptnisatns 9sDt
bic @rtn,s iibsr isne SpraG9rtnie nod
stwas binaus unO ldbt nod ttipa ,w6If
franS5fI6e pbsr Sprwitssnb frani6Fihs
D6rfer gu Dsuti6lanb fallen. 9ebtnfalls
absr iinb lei Der ttinitipen 5rfftluna
bic butiHtn nattcnalrn 9ntsrrGsn iitrraa
mt9IlhR 9swatrt ipprosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15

- Bas fir 9raurnbafts S6anNtbaten
taben bisle 8ran,Oien i'm 2aufe Der leB'
ten brsi SabrGunNsrte Utriibt. Die 8etbs
br9innt nit Der Yarilsr YluttOhjeit (24.
ausuR 1879 unp idlttbt nit Der Grmpr'
bung brs @r3biIhrfS BON paris netf GO
@eifli6rn am "a. Mlt 1871. Saswi-
16sn lisaen unsGbIiSe 9lutladrn uno Der
srpbe 8lutlce pom Sabre 1898. Der
6auptl6auplab mar lsts Yoris: has
Centrum Der Gtptlil&tion."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15

- Gin aufridtissr @aepar duBtrte
iiin9R ju fstusm 5rsunbs: Scr 5srr
pfarrsr unlsrsS DprftS bat INNER tInt
Nt4ts bel fl&. s8tr fnb btiNs i&pn aItt
esuts, Id unb Der 5trr Yfarrtr, unb Id
babe alIs feline gi6tsn sstannt, unb ba
babe Id ausssrt&nst, bab rrr Strr Yfar.
rtr finfSsbn S&pelern une jtts S6ps-
fer brsijsbn 3Shtsr 9sbabt babtn muB."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15

Die StU6ltsruna hes rtutIhsn 9tsihs
betrGst In runber 3abl 40 @iHcnsn.
Die conTelionellen SerbaItnilTe frIlen flt
mad einsr, ME rS 1drint, weniDllsn5 ans
nd6ernb ri6tiNsn aatiltii6sn 2ln9nte alic:
2I,253,000 prOtl ltantrn, 1881 900
&attOliten, 1,327,O0 9fraeIitsn. Diff
benton &C., Deutl6s I'm IuSlanrr (2Imerita,
Shwril Ssarrrsih, Siublano II. +. NJ
aiett cS 20 @iillicnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15
Sin fDmifder Srrtbmnt.

9tmanp srSdbIte iiinsf fclssnprn Dor,
fan, aus Der SlitteSsit her SsnnY 4inp.
gina mar 1t In @6ttin9en unb fang Su
wUHlibdtissm 3psdt; bic tUrtiStn Stu-
benton fstsrten Te auBsrUrNsniIi6. Der
Gnt9uTasmuS 9ins abr zines gItenbS In
is9r fomiiGsr Qrt fsbl. Nahbtm bic 2tnb
9e1un9en, ippllte nlan-1o rt6t In lleter.
i&wtn9Iihteit - ibr bic Yfsrpr ausIpnn-
men. So 9sf6ab. Suuse Stupiplsn ira.
ten al bic Stellt Der 8isrfiiBlsr unb UUll
@ifers SU8 man ben fAwsrtn Nassn, NO
rim nit St&trbrit bic IGwebiI6s Ma6tis
9all permutbst purbe, BON banntn. 2Iter
psbt, ais bas 6urrat9sIhrsi unb bic Iun-
lli9sn 9luetrii6r Ger Se9ti lerang wUmit
bitle 3bat trglritet mar, etpaS pttfummle,
pRrnabm man cine aus tem Snnern prs
5ubrpsrtrt btrSCrprin9sntr, letbaft pro-
ttl1trsnrt Stimms. Gle tlnng ni6ts ne.
niger ais msIOptI6 unb bate nit brritni.
gen, bic man furS SupOr In fItrrtslIrr
9lstnteit UtrnUmmtn, ni&t bic ssrin8le
Getnli6tsit. - Stiliir,t tifIt taS Ruten.
til&e Siel9sipann. GniSe ter msnI6ls
&sn pferce Tfnttsn ben SdIa9 unb nit
psrlt6rttn @tsnen lir8 pOItsrnO unb gan.
feno - - cine aIte 9sbamms aus, bic
eiIi9il mad einem entftrntrn Stablt9rile
3u faRrtn I'M 9r8riffe 9swrffr, GGs bic
Ss8silsrttn pISBlid iDren seaesn NIT rem
Der SanSsrin psrtaui&ttn, unp bic psrIs.
gene aItt 5rau nun asa0tbiet mar, ibrtn
9Sss ju 6ubs prttsr fCrtisbsn su miGsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15
&OcG0aee casasaes &Seaas&

gadhBarra gIptuur, nabe erm Depot
GB05. Iropp, grCpr.
Dn5 rti9e, in tritcr g4riir finarribtrlt Sane
III nit GHrm rcrlrtep, mas Crm NGrpCr tir Slir.
flung imo Gririiduua nClbil it,
o'ulc5 &cr tir fcinicn 9Ecinc, eilurrr urb
9ignrrrn, iparmr uub falls Spfifu; 2luitfru, dm
if6e gtrt lterritrt.
Sin icintr GSOaI fir Dnmrn uuS d1militi.
I'm inbinibfu 3uiprIb rriltbt Ieine 6rrunO
25iuS &bas. Irppp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-06-15
%Saucr S SSnufe,
gGFiufrr bon
Srucericcm unb NrDDiiipncn

WainfraBt, DVbe YdrE
usben bem SUtrl brs Ssrrn Gjeor8e 0rGber.
Ginrm Ysrsbrttn tsuiIbsn pubIifum bic erSt-
brn1s gIn,risr, tab mir fUripabrsnb rinsn ouS9e,
pablten Vcrratb Dpn propiaut un6 9rbrnSmit.
teIu an Sanb baItrn unO Su ben tiaiDHrn Yrrilrn
an unIrre Stuncrn Srrfaufrn.
SnSsm mir um sabIrri6m 3uipub bitten,
gebrn mir bic 8rrli6nuna, sab lpwpbl SuaIitGt
mic grrle Der 9Edarrn nibtS su Uiinl6ru iibria
Indrn. 3OdpS
9afDb Snurr. 8riGSrib @dnfe.
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suGAR.-New Orleans in Hhds. Fair 1917
to lie; Prime liH to IL; Clarified il2i3
X more In bbls--C ushed, Powdered aud
formulated, Is To 1870.
MOLAssFs.-New crop, Louisiana, COM
mon TO fair 5oc prime to choice &c.
coPFEE.-Rio, rur, III; prime 1920; lava
sALT.--Kanawha.7 bush. bbls, SO 90; Liv-
erpool, fine, - -. ~
al 30; Choice or Fancy, ~ O0a9 W.
STAR CASDLEs.-l2i aalSc. sli
BAcON AND LARD. on account Of the Inn
mense stock In the United states, continue
ut very low prices, with little or no pros
pect 81 advance. We. quote. buying rate
at-fIams l2izc; clear sides, y to Otlc; shoui-
ders &c. Lard, 10 to lie.
WiiIsKEY-Common country, 81 00cel 20;
best brands Robertson county, 81 75es2 No.
CHEEsE-W. r., lG,a; dairy and factory,
IL.
RfcE-Caroiina 10.
SOAP-I}ar, 6eu %. lalsi - ftl
ofLs,-Coal OH, soc; lard oil, 81 p to 80;
linseed oil, 81 l5al D. raw and boiled.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE III.
yAnSIsH--Copal, 81 10; Japan, o..
PUrTY--Sc. aIt, s..
WINDow GLAss-sxio, So Is q box, ioxl2
4 rs; l2xlf, IS. ftil4l
PowDEM-Isifie. SO 30 !, lsoy lead. l2,zT 10
SH0r--s2 81. ~ tT NJ
CAPs-i0N. SOC q doz.
OYSTERS g and | 10 cans 81 35ee2 Is.
SARDINEs--224c Aln
N, MAS Ss & aI,s per Dbl, sl' o0@'s 90
BLAcKING--37 s@75, per dozen.
NAILS-S4 80 for large sizes.
IRoN-Kentnclsy, ~. Tcnnessec, G'a.
PIrrsnyRa Coal e5 cts. sr. BEnSAnp
SALT, by car load 50 o5 per bbl.
HAY, per ton SO 90.