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JACKSON COUNTY-All the officers save
the Register of Deeds and one Commissioner
are Republicans.
Jacob Loughmiller is Representative,
majority 2l5.
JAcKsoN-Republican ticket elected. Hor-
.ce Gibbs, Representative, has = majority in
every township save one-Kentucky. DIR.
Kennedy and J. W. Rogers also elected.
DoARHAs-Republican County ticket
elected. T. N. Pierce, Republican, r. Mil
l9 and E. Searcy, Democrats, are Represen-
tntives.
NIAM-The regular Republican ticket
slssted. ID. H. johnson is Representative,
Thity-6 District.
WnsoN-Republican ticket chosen. S.
8. Benedict is Representative.
ALLN-People's ticket chosen. T. b.
Mills and Mr.. smith are Representatives.
NoxTooMERY-Repub ticket chosen.
Bot E. B. Dunwell and B. Devore, Demo-
ersfs, are Representatives.
NARIoN-Frank Doster elected Represen-
tative.
CorYEY-Majority of Republicans chosen
On County ticket. Judge Bent almost unani-
nously chosen Railroad Commissioner. c.
b. Butler, Democrat is Representative.
WYAxDorHE-S. A. Cobb and F. H. Bit
Ton, Republicans, are Representatives
6ALMs-Boynton chosen Representative
By $50 majority.
ElIswoRrH-Pestana chosen Represen-
tative.
ELLp-J. n. Edwards, Republican is
EALLAcE-F.s. Gay is Representative.
DouGLAs-Gov. Robinson, E. Sells, NJ.
Kslley, al Republicans, are the Representa-
DAvy-a M. s.rickler, Republican, is
Representative. The Democrats elected the
saHwxrr-s. C. Gregg. C. K. Holiday.
II. D. Bush, Republicans, elected Represen-
taiivss. Same County ticket chosen.
LYox-C. v. Eskndge, c. F. Drake and
J. d. Jaquith, Republicans, elected to the
WooDsoN-People's ticket elected. B. F.
Everett d chosen Representative.
BoURsoH- Straight Republican ticket,
sxcept the Sheriff, chosen. MeHs. Green,
Grseaing and Palmer elected Representa-
tivo.
LM-The Republican ticket elected. J.
II. Gayre, VIM. B. Scott. and A. w. Burton
chossn to the Legislature.
RuN-Full Republican ticket elected,
viii ]. Il. Pinkerton o. Representative.
DAvD-The Democrats carried the prin-
cipal County Offices. S. NJ. Strickler,
Republ,can, elected to Legislature.
CnAm-J. NcWilliams Is chosen Repre-
ssnaative.
CRAwYoRD-Nears. Ashman and Lang
doa are Representativea.
JoAuso1- County ticket elect
q. ]. II. Connolly, T. G. Stevenson and
A. Taylor chosen to the Legislature.
NKnAHA-Republican ticket elected, with
Ise +, Collins and H. C. DeForrest - the
Rspsssnfatives.
knowx-Republic.n County ticket elected,
Win Mr.. Bowran a. Representative.
POFfAwAroNH-RW Wells and Il. Light
en- chosen TO the Legislature.
WAaHuoToN-The Republican ticket
e2scNsd, with c. J. Aldrach, Representative.
NnosHo-O. 8. Copeland and E. H. Kea-
~ are elected Representatives; 7. II. But
n, 0enae Senator. Excitement still high over
IL result.
FnAxKlIN-The Republican ticket elected.
WAlAuNsxE-Peopls' ticket nearly all
sascasd. ]. n. johnson, Republican, is
chnsen 10 the Legislature
BurLn-W. ]. Cameron 10 elected Sena-
soe, and Isaac Mooney Representative.
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COUGH. and coids are often overlooked.
4 continuance for any length OF time causes
irritation OF the lungs or some chronic throat
disease. Brown's Brouchia, T.oChe- are an
efiectUal cough remedy. ih--at&w
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h surs you set Dr.. REics's Ceea BAkiag
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fore the nervous aud debiIiiated should i'm
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MORE NEWSPAPER CHANGES.

Our RepuaIi ar neighior- have al leng h
.cied upon discovery they rave donbli.Ss
long since made oi the Improbable nature oi
war III their own camp. The bulletin
merges INTO the TINES, aDd reiires from the
81 ht OF nr,i, and will t. preserved in re-
me- mbrancc only for lis piuckily sustained
battle for dear life through period OF years.
The history oi Leav, worth journalism Is
but record o! irequen, and rapid retire
urnis aud changes, ON which we might
descart in dreary detail, and draw the Oh
viors moral ii We had not already rep.ai
etlly done SO. When the TINES ana Bulletin
celebrated them las; wedding, and when 4
gushing reporter ct.anted an epiihalamium,
we venlured Tie assertion tha; there were too
many newspapers IN kaHSis ior the ine sue
OF subsisjanyr possible ,o;.. ant .ach. We
held then inst nothing Va ,..iiic:ii phys
icaily or pre- irto,H, commercially a. Keep
ing the breath al iie ia "a newspaper III i
young State.
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FoK Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Depres-
sion OF spirits and general debility, the
Ferro- pho~rh"raied Elixir Of Calisays
tiark q aiissya Bark and lron) l. the tea
ionic. Made by Caswel., Hazard Il Co.,
New York. and spid by druggists.
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Leayeuwor... .Eir.lc>.

We like to see old stand bys prosper. We
should ~ lost Ill our rambling over ex-
change papers if We failed To find this old,
long established Republican paper: but We
we're especially pleased H. lind It greatly III
proved and to zee that il had absorbed the
Bulletin, and bore additional evidence OF IN
creased prosperity. 1T proprietor, ID. X
Anthony, is character. Ike has a blunt
way oi doing bIsiness-soEie,inies = little too
blunt-but ilhll he Is Il Iran % convictions.
and We like a man who has faith in what he
utters, even II ne Is wrong. Bui politically
we think Anthony is always right. He has
faith in Leavenwor,h, and liz works tor hi,
city like nian lulI of faith He loves the
old Republic N party and never Rails To s:se
il his earnest support. The TIMts has Sc
cured Col. 10. ". Holden and W 5.
Burke, E-q., formerly OF the Buti,t,n, a. as-
sistant editors, sad in that respect il will be
ably and well conducted, " lie the b;!-iuess
management culd n"l be done better Than
Anthony will d. il.-La'crenee Tribune, Noe.
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The Baltimore American, in careful
review Of the political situation in Maryland,
says I'm taking a survey OF the field alter
the contest is over, We think thai We are not
over sansuine when we say by vigorous
and determined effort Maryland can he car
ried ior q eneril Gran. in 1877
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send to Banning 4 Co., No. 3 Dsy ssssae. -.
York, for q common sense cay e ~ Doe1neos
nature and treatment Of vocal, palDoaasy. d.
tive nervous spinal and female veaknen10; 80 -
the radical OF hernia, pile and peeaneu ues.
by Banning ceieb1ted br2ce trass, eody es.csA
uterine supporters, &c., &c. The hanning sysas0
oi mechanical support, has the unqualified eodss.s-
meGt Of 5, 90 MEDICAL gentlsDen In thlD coan-
try and Europe, and has heen adoPsa BY ~ =
their practice. Banning Braces are ior 1lo 81 q
druggists, and by Banning Co., Ne. Day -.
New York.
n. B.-The Common Sense e.ay mailed No. n
any address. ocr22dAvesa3v
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Mr Burke who takes 4 business interest
in the TINES, ana hceuTc- ~ editor, Is re
OF the most experienced and accomplished
newspaper me-. in the Wesi, and Col. u. X.
Anthony as Il general manager J. bo,h active
and entcrprising. The conrs i,i9H Ii ny
rowcd into legitimate cnauUeiS nov bot. tu
the pro II o pubii-i1eis"na the s-..i<'ictlo" 81
the public \ Democratic att Republican
morning, and a s2rightiy evening paper lor
such patient eorie a. want a sec'nd install
ment at news ia lie same day, iHily occupy
the field, and the consolidation will result In
the public slppo. t,ns and therefore obtaining
better aewspapers-C ont@efctGi.
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We have Q glft for the handsomest man in
Lsavnwosth, mot over 80 yean Of age, lea
viEA - By friend. 1t i secret until de-
ivsrsd. The ladies are to be the judges,
I'D make the choice. Pick him out and
ssaA hin around, - ve cannot keep il. nor
= any body about our Office entitled to It.
We thought about sending it over to one Of
sur coaenporaziss, but he declined, - he
vilhsd 10 sland his chance for il We do
~ hev how that will Be, but We wish the
oun~ void call and get bis property.
Tn whiAe Cloud C;d i jubilsnt over
H. rsuut Of ths elecsion, where The kepubli-
eao Of Doaiphan spanked the Democratic
infln6 md - him out TO cool Hear what
~ ca ay., in announcing the result :
sYoopse-have You seen Sam? Weep for
H. Rsi lot; mourn for the bed-bug's
don r.
w havs givsa club r.Ao for he DAILY
- WILLY TMR, With We hope viii b
= haasanne 10 every RosinasAs IN TIE
- - every % Mo - IL noties %
$500 Cab = e.sa Nov : II tns 10
aihe. Il : viGhfn - ssaeA a ssay
hnvf1al - q fnD<lae osuiag NJ
- y Gisiag slnunaisn = obunnx -
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
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pRnpnfn,s aO!Nenf lliuen fur .fraaep

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SSirfcn sattbcrartis in ieSem Tallc,
llnt Ssrfeblsn mic
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unb entfrrnrn SbItr uftipnrn trber glrt.
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cine SCr Sablrn, ais pbnt lif ittn.
N.B.-SG gfbrauL9e bic flfinen rptbfn Hnb
grlben 9cres niHt mebr, ba fle grfGlI9t Iinb.
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rntbaIttu bcpPeIt Icpsl piIlen tlno auf irber Spr
fnbtt man ben q. OF. Steusrfrmprl, pon mel
item ei9rnen Strmprl 9ebrudt, nuf bem bic
gBprts in peiBsr Strift lfrbrn ,, ,DupGueO'S eOI-
bsne psricbi1Ge pilsn." 9Senn bu heine Sc
Iunbbsit uub brin gsbrn ltGBrf, 70 aetraute
itiue tsrarties pillrn pbne esn pbissH StfmPsI.
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8erfauft turtb 8. 8. 9pbst uub 1atbep ms
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bur6 bic SerautCn Ypif irnbet erb6lt bic pilIsu
fret nah ireenb eiuem SanbestbriIe ar1bidt.
8srusr SrrFauft burt 81. GI. Morsau II. Co.,
Syte PART pittstcn,
gBilFcSbdrre, burb rinrn Apctbcfrr
In ietrr 9tatt Der Ser. Staatfn unb burd
@. .. Sppe. aIIriniacr Giesntbiimrr,
27c70,tt Nep-2rrF.
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SScr 1T fcb,olSi9?
GrSibIun0 SUn 6rirtriG 8rtrtri6.
(6CrtIeBun9.)

S6ne 3Sssrn bssab Hb 6sinrih nab
Der gBUtnunS beS 9lrbeiiers uno traf ion,
einen tsrstS bsiabrtrn Rann, I'm @arIen
bsl6GftiSt. Gr fcrtsrts i'm nuE NIT iGm
In baS 6auS 80 tretrn. lln8ern uno NIT
stnrm 1heusn Seitsntlidr fClsts ibm Der
grbsitsr, bsrIsIbe 16itn niht 40 wlGen,
mas er BON ibm wOlltr.
nSbr babt elm 0eIprat bslauI6t, mel.
DIES Jpilhen tsm glrttitrr 8snerI unb
bsm 5atrlftsRbsr 9pppin ilatterfunbsn
1at9" fraste 5rinri6 pbns llmf&psifs.
Der @rbsitsr I6piss, lief absr piebsr
stnen 1i6tissn Ssitrnblid iibsr iBn bin.
f&weifen. Or f6isn nod nt6t nit T6
sinis 5u isin, pb er bic 8abrtsIt fprrdsn
cbsr @lIsS In gbrsrs aslsn IplIs. Gs
tcnnts ibm ia glIemanb bsipsilsn, bab sr
Gtpas seb5rt bate. 0snno6 srpisbsrte
rr snblit; Dia."
ngGis fcnntst SGr taHslbs bTrsn, pa
eCppin unb @snbrl 16 aIlsin In benz
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rid peitsr.
sd ttfanN mid sufdIIIs auf bsm 3d.
ben iiter bsm 3tmmrr."
limb bort tcnntst SGr a[Ies b5rrn?"
uSa."
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mrrrsfe Ir biinn9"
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Jeopfs.
uDaS ntat. Gs fibrts bur6 bic Dsde
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cine GFs. Der Stn mar aus bsm 3im.
mrr esf&aft, neil er I'm gDsss aanb unb
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unO bur6 fit tonnts man isbss BUrt. mas
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nUubtst Str pirs fHcn pcrbsr?"
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rtsIsn Scpsn."
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sd trtannie gBenbelS Stlmme unb
mar neu9tsri0 Su srIabrsn, mas sr bel
hem Ssrrn Su Iu6sn babe"
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nBsnbsl fiitrts 9tlHwrrbs iibrr ben
@rIHdftsfiIbrrr. gr bate nit etmislbsn
Strsit gsbabt unb mar aus Der grbriI
sntla1sn."
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ScIcbdftS=Mn;ci0c.

9ntem bic llntsrSei6nrten bas frubrr ron
Spt II. Galloway Orfiibrte MObeIgci6Gft IN brr
prnn aSrnus, rbsrbnlb @fulbrrrY SrnBe, fGuf'
lid iiternpmmsu babsr, ssbtn iie bic Srrfi6rrs
ung, bnb fe ale III baS WTbsl1rlGGft einlbla-
9rnSsn gIrtifrI lfstS nuf 8crratb bhItrn une Su
,brn niebrislfsn YreiIrn Serfnufen.
ESgS Auf 2etbcubeSdn8nifr Tirb bsIonberr
.RadIidJt ernUmnlsn uHb allrs ta,n @rbBrisr
prompt brlcr8t.
2SO3m S@BnfsIb u. Sausmann.
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Versicherung,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c chfel.

". Stepart pOtttr Cgla9fpIssr bon g.
3. 9DaItfr) IL a8ent fur bic .Spme 9erIdr-
nss 60. IN glstp. ySrr unS "egsoniins COUNTY
Tampfsr 9initn. YaITasfG9eint nuf Bampf.
NIB Srgflltiftn na@ une bon Sambura, 8rr.
men unb ale anbertn Sdfrn tpfrbrn Ssrfauft.
DrHIel pfrbrn nab alien 5bsilrn beS altrn 3d.
sTlanbtS ju ben nisbrisRen Ratfn aussrIislt,
Sflier, 205 9afnpdnna Apsnnr (5eiblsrs
8IOf, 3immtr Rs.t, Ubrnauf. 1859
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2SGlfcrS Scu1uuNc

SD unterSeiGuttsr rmpfrbIe mrinr nrus Sru-
phaet ben Sirsrrn bon Scranton. Da i'd tip-
tt 9riprile In nttinr SGubr befpmmr, ba6 Gin
GROCER S6pinbrI nit Sem Seu 9etrirbrn ipirb,
peltes uitt bier eetpcgrn tpSrbsn IN, unb man,
DER Mauu an sintr rinjisru 9nbung I'M rs
GrlIdrs bttrcgrn tpiro, 10 tparne Id ieben 8iira
ger, fein Sfu Su faufru auBrr es III bier gsrCarn
pOrOen. RGbrre Iusfunft bel
t0tr66 &brtifian 8TIfer,
penn Spr, rabr Gjinner's R5brIlore.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-11

/ CANADA AND THE HEAD OF LAKE SUPE-
RIoR. There arrived by the train on We'd
nesday three gentlemen from Canada, Mess.
". Il. Jacques, J. Cunningham and E. NJ.
/ Carrulhers. Mr.. Jacques is of the firm OF
Jacques q Co., of Montreal, proprietors of
a daily line Of steamers from Montreal to
Toronto; Mr.. Cunningham is agent of the
/ Canada Northern Il II. from Toronto to
1 Colliugwood, 80 miles; and Mr.. Calrpth-
ers OF Collingwood, represents Canada lines
Of steamers. These gentlemen are here
for the purpose Of pertectng arrangements
for the establishment of a fast freight and
passenger line between Montreal and the
head of Lake Superior, and all points in
the interior of Minnesota, and along the
line Of the Northern Pacific railroad. A
semi-weekly line of steamers, composed of
the famous Chicora, the Cumberland. and
Manitoba, all st-cIasS sidewhee powerful
boats, will be put upon til, line between
Colingwood and this place The last two
steamers are now building, and will be
ready in June and July. They expect to
make tie ind trip between Montreal and
this place in ten days, calling at Fort Will
liam and the North Shore sIlvcr,mines once
each trip. They viii be prepared to bill
freight from Montreal to St. Paul at about
5l5 per ton, aud to ticket passengers from
here to any point in the States or Canada.
The fare from Toronto to here will be
about SO in gold for first class; second
class, Sl2 IN gold Emigrants in numbers
will be carried from Toronto to here for
$40 in gold. They expect to do most of
the freigh and passenger business between
Canada and the Northwestern States. and
Red River country, and viii make arrange
ments with ocean lines to secure CHEAP
transportation from Europe An immense
immigration by his route from Canada to
the Red River country is anticipated about
600 persons In the vicinity Of Toronto are
rrady to seek transportation as soon as the
Northern Pacific reaches the Red River
plains.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-11

Local PRIDE.-Under this caption. we
find the following sensible argument going
the rounds of the press, and is well worthy
of perusal by numerous communities. 1t
contains vastly more truth than poetry
"lf the citizens Of a town desire to have The
community Of which they are representa-
tives maintain an equality with their sister
communities, and wish the town in which
they dwell to keep pace with others in pro-
gress, the cultivation Of true local pride is
necessary; we do not mean an inflated idea
Of superiority of all that pertains to their To-
callty, or the eXtrayagant laudation of every
enterprise or undertaking in their midst.
but discriminating pride in all true adj
vancement of the general welfare, such as
shall prompt a just defence of the merits
of the place where they have set up the
temple of home; a fair commentator of It's
artistic and natural beauties and an en-
enlargement to every individual who put
his hand to the work of developing It's re
sources, wealth and advantages \ com
the Improvement that may be inaug lratel
within its boundaries will make but slow
progress. The men who express no salts
faction at seeing a dwelling OF comfort and
taste erected, who draw their purse strings
tight, and grumble al the expenses Of an ar
tistic public edifce, who sing At the IN
creased taxation to pay for some modern
Improvement, which IS to prove a blessing
TO the coming generations, are enemies to
civilization as were the inhabitants Of Chi
m before It's gates ofsuper>t.,ion and sue-
rance were opened and the genias of pro-
gre>s badr TO enter.
Every dwelling aae that veala
erects IN our midst ehouli b we!eome; e
~ pubic eff taas Is reared should re-
celve u. eamne a5a.tH, verE femple IF
education should os pointed our h pr e
as All evidence that ~ ar. pfepai he
generation 10 fotsow u "a G-ht h.t never
aa.ug o.ahal OF p.itta ver the aaimad
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JUDICIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

Ey0TlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at the Judicial
IL Election, to be held in the several towns, wards
and election precincts in the of Wisconsin on the
FIRST TUESDAY, BEING THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT
the following officers to be elected
An associate Justice of the Supreme Court to fill the
vacancy tor the residue of the unexpred term OF Office
u winch Byron Paine, deceased, was elected on the
seventh day Of April, 1868, and which term will expire
o. the t@rty first day OF MAY next:
ia dsoeiGte Justice Of the Supreme Court for the
term OF othce commencing on the first day f June
next IN place OF the Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court who shall be elected to fill the aforesaid
vacancy;
4 J,,,e Of he Circuit Co,yt Of the First Judicial
Cir7tt, comprising ne counties of kenosha Racine
and NawoTtn 10 I'LL the vacancy of the residue of the
uneXp.rcd term of office to which William p LYON
resigned elected the fourth day of April 1865
which Germ viii expire the thirty first day of De
cemaer next;
4 ,@gr Of Tie Circa6t Court Of the said FIRST Judi
cai Crc7st for the of Office commencing on the
first day ct Jasutry iS72 in place oF the Circuit
Judge who shall be elected fill the aforesaid vacancy
i Ja7ge OF the Circuit Court IF tie Tenth Jt,iiria
glss5 camprisiI the counties of Brown Door Ocon
- Our game and Shawano 10 I'LL the vacancy for the
residue If the unex rei term of Office to which e. "
Wa~RhGsn, resigned, e1cted en- the second dav OF
April 81, which term viii expire oD the thirty first
aal !. ecember, 1878.
Given under my hand and the great seal OF
.-@ the State of Wisconsin, at the Capitol
L. in Madison, this first day Of March, 1871
t--' L. BREESE.
- Secretary 81 .Saa:s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-11

of mind over matter. Every church that
lifts It's graceful spire heavenward should
be halled as planting an altar around which
VIII cluster the blessings of education and
refinement. We should rejoice at the puff
OF the engine, the clank of the shaft, and
the hum OF the machine proclaming that in
duStry rrigns within our border, for every
additional stroke oflabor fixes on a surer
foundation the future wealth of our com
munity, and is rearing OH an enduring basis
the fabric of coming prosperity.
We should possess local pride sufficient
IN intellectual tastes to encourage lectures
Of a high order, of frs cla>s music al enter
tainments, showing by full attendance
that true merit is appreciated, and that a
desire exists of establishing high stan
dard OF mental culture among the people.
1t is a disgrace to those who are ever
seeking to underrate the place of their birth
and home, seeing nothing to commend in
the localities of which they are a represent
alive part, but hold it up to individious
comparison with neighboring city or town.
We honor man who has a true local pride
IN his village or town, where his own cher
ished tire-slde exists, and who is not
ashamed to point with pride to the spot
where his daily lot is cast.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-11

THE Supervisors are making arrange
ments to finish the inside of the new Court
house. ! number OF teams are engaged in
hauling sand from the Point, and the rooms
are to be pIastered and made ready for oc-
cupancy assoon as practicable. The grounds
are TO be enclosed by a substantial board
fence, and sidewalks from two directions
are to be laid to the building.