davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chapfcr -.

AN ACT 20 amend section siXty-fyo ~ chapter
eighteen VI the reSied statutes. relating 10 injuries
by defect in ways.
BE- u eaIcted. efr FOIL ,ws:
Seer /. The first clause Of section sixty-five Of
chapter eighteen of the revised statutes Il hereby
amended by striking out the word three" IN the
Ifh line thereof and inserting In place thereof the
word two 50 that the same amended shall read
follows:
Sect s. IL any person receives any bodily injury
suffers any damage Ia his property, through any
defect want Of repair sufficient railing In any
highway, towRway, causewuy or bridge he may
cover the same In special action on the case 10 be
commenced within two wears from the date OF re-
ceiving such injury suffering such damage Of the
county. town person Obliged by law to repair the
same Ii such county, town or person had reasonable
notice Of the defect or want Of repair.
SEcr .. This act shall not affect any action for
the recovery of damages sustained prior 10 the APP
prevail thereof. tApproyed February % 1872
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chnptcr D..

AN ACT adii' ional % an act Quilted AN Act al.
tipnal fyr The assessment and collection IT take.
De ~ eu1rtsd g.. ~ follows:
SEcr. J. The provisions os an act entitled An a.
additional for DE assessment aud collection ,i'1N-
approved Feb IaTy tWrnty--eNeu. eighteen LUf I'm.
and seventy zone. chapter Two hundred and tH.r-
shall not apply 10 hiles owned by person. o., .-g
out Of the state. nor tO the leather. no" rr.lst
of such hides when 10 appear that the hil,- n-.
sent into the state fr The pur o-e OF being taHlr
aud to be carried out 81 the State when tanned
'ECr = All persons engaged In the bl..ua,. .
tanning leather IN this state. shall On or before w
first day 81 April In each year. furnish to the a..yr
OF the city. town or plantation where such r'r..s
CARRYING on said business, ful account on Ol.
OF all hides and leather on hand received bv tIt-
from without the State and also al hides and lsh'r
oU hand from beasts slaughtered ia th. STATE. Rh.
last named hides and leather shall De taxed la uI
town where tanned.
SECT. ). This act shall take effect when approve
approved February -, ls,2l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chaptcr IL.
AN ACT relatIng to corporatlons nd -

AN ACT relating ~ corporations and oWr'r
real estate improved by laying out. altering 2
widening streets
BE u enacted &c. as follows:
SECr l. Whenever the city council Of arT
In this State shall lay out any new street or Il.
way. or widen or otherwise alter or discontinue
street or way In such city. and shall es.!ma't a.
decide that any person or persons or corfpfa.
have or will sustain any damage thereby and pr
amount thereof 10 each Ia the manner q a. ~ j.
or NAV be provided by law II shall be lAR:Ii .
said cts council Ia appOrtion The damage -' ''
may seem just upon the tots or parcels Of land B.
jaeent 10 and bounded on such street or way 81.
not those lots for which damages ere a'l'n'i
such proportions a. in their opinion such .r
parcels OF land are benefited or made more "a s-.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chupfer Ii.
AN ACT relating t. return Of li-t OF st

AN ACT relating u return Of .t OF stockholders in
corporations % assessors of towns and 10 the
rotary Of State.
Be T. enacted. dc. a. follows:
SECT. !. Sections twenty -One and twenty-five of
chapter f)rty-sx Of the revised statutes hereby
amended by In sertng after the word clerks" wher-
ever the occurs. the words 'or treasurers' 80
that the said sections amended shall read as fol-
lows;
Sgcr. 81 Cashiers of banks. and clerks or treasur.
era Of other corporations. shall ascertain the resj
drncps OF all stockholders in either, and dividend
shall be paid 10 any stockholders in either, whose
dence for the tina being j. not entered the books
thereof: and the cashiers Of banks. aud clerks or
treasurers Of all corporations h0 ding property liable
o. be taxed. within seven days after the first day of
April annually, 10 return under oath - the
Ola town in which any Of it, stockholders
side. the names of such stockholders. the amount of
stock owned by them the first day Of April, aud
the amount of stock paid into such corporations such
returns to be the basis OF taxation such prop
cTty.
Sect %. Snch cashiers and clerks treasurers,
within DAYS after the first day of December
nully to make return 10 the secretary of State Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
CIInpIcr IL.

AN ACT 20 amend section eight Of chapter ninety Of
the revised statutes, relating 70 actions mort
gag"s.
b ., enpc'ed, &c as follows:
section eight OF chapter ninety Of the reIi ed stat
ntc. y hereby amended By in-erii0g IN The eighth
line next afi-r the word judgment" the following
and a. after the expiration OF thre ycJrs from the
time OF the rendition OF tho judgment. the writ OF
possession has not been served or the Judgment
wholly satisfied. another conditional udgment NAV
scirc-tacls sued out In the name OF the mort ga
gee assignee be- rendered and writ Of possession
Issued as before provided
lApproyed February So 1872
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chapter 10.
~ Ar nnthorIkLng I'D appolntment d

An ACT authorizing the appointment Of deputy
town clerks.
D. u enrcisd &C.. as fjllows:
SECT l. The clerk of any city town or plantation
In this state may appoint citizen Of "a city town
plantation h. deputy, who may In the clerks alb
perform al the duties of said Office. with the
same effect ii done by the clerk The appointment
NAV be- made In writing u, follows:
hercby appoint 10 perform tho duties
oftown CLERK In the town Of during my alb
scnce from the clerks Office.
Clerk OF the town of
Said deputy shall b. 70 faithfully perform the
dItie- of hls Office before he enters thereon.
SECr 2 Thi- act shall take eiIic, when approved
Approved February ~, lsi2l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chapter II.

of the public laws II eighteen hundred ,.t,utl..-.
relating 10 the organization Of corporation.
p, ~ eH1c'ed, &C. n follows;
sEcr. l. Chapter one hundred and eiRhfy.ay-
Of the public laws u eighteen hundred and .,yel..
one j. hereby repealed
SECT q The organization II any corporation b.
ready formed under ih~ provisions 81 sections o.
cen nineteen and twenty 81 chapter forty e.-ht 4.
the rpvi.sd statutes. j. hereby made legal ro'vI.t
standing any iPiurp 10 comply with the prosi..l
section one oi the act hereby repealed II otherV-
Organized according 10 law.
SECT g. THIS act shall take effect when approve
Improved February -, l,12
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chupter 10.
AN ACT To protect the spawn or egg lobst
- M.g,n

AN ACT to protect the spawn or egg Holsters In the
waters OF Maine.
Be IL enacted. &c. "a follows:
SECT. l. All persons forbidden catching and
offering for sale buying any egg span HOLSTERS
Seer. . ANY person upon drawing nets or traps
and finding any such HOLSTERS, shall at once let them
go without injury.
SCOT. 8 Any person violating the provisions afore-
said shall be liable 90 fine Of dollars for each
lobster taken bought or sold.
SECT & All vessels. boats. craft aud apparatus of
every kind. having on board any such Holsters shall
be liable for any nnes aud costs herein provided for
and any person may seize and detaiG said property
not exceeding twentyOur hours in order that II may
be- attached and taken by due process Of law 10 sat-
ify any judgm that may be recovered but IL shall
at any time be- released on payment, By the
master, Of the fine, costs and reasonable expenses
SECT. g. The penalty aforesaid may be- recovered
In action Of debt. half 10 the person suing there
for and half 10 the town where the oaense Is commit.
ted.
SECT. 6. This act shall take effect when approved
Improved February %, ls52
Chapter 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Shnptcr 13.

AN ACT b fix the mpcu-ation Of the judges
the supreme Judicial court.
b. ~ enacted Dc. a.. follows:
SEcr l. Zach 81 the Justices Cf the supreme
dicial Court shall receive from the trra rcr 90 So
"A salary 81 three thpu~and dollars In quarterly d.
ments on a.. fir,t dag Of January April. J4'f o..
October each year In. cad 1T the ,ums now above.
them BY Law for salaries board and travelling Igl-
e..
Sect This act shall take effect when approve.
Improved February -, ls,2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
Chapter II.


AN ACT rehtiye 10 railroads
Be ~ enacted eSc-. a. follows:
No railroad having established it, business uoo'l
line shall substantially devate from The trac,
originally built and used, Sfhout the Consent % '
legislature. and no raj road having established
business a aforesaid shall cease q run IT, train. OF
operate 10. road so long a. said railroad c.ml-
shall pay dividends 10 IT. stockholders from i' tlr
ings, bat this act shall not BE- construed fefr
sion To any railroad company to csse Operating
road or running H. trains
Approved February q, ls72
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26

the names Of all the stockholders their residence
the amount of stock owned by each and the whole
Of stock paid In The secretary 1. o. lay the
same before the legislature within the hrs thirty days
OF it, session
SGCr. .. This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February -, ls,2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26

Be - Enacted. Sc. "a follows:
All persons and corporations maintaining cnre-.
bridges r tho plrpDse ~ public travel az. .r
10 keep the same showed At al 90 a~orgh.p uu..-
lApprCyed February ~, Isl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-26
ClinpiCr 70.

& TO showing covered bridges.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A BARKER & CHAsES
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALLS,
corner OF Broadway aud Thirty ninth street
MAJOR C. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
Regular sales OF Horses, Carriages, &c,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

MAJOR 9. ". BxRKER, Au6TioNEER
EysV wEbSssbSY as e bSse xSp STrssfs
on every horse sold under warrantee.
The only Mart in the State having
81 aps n HE snTTlss Ts Day aHF's; At Ga
Handsome brown Pony Geldins, ii,s high years old :
ysry prompt and ssmy drysr ssn ros Sees
under saddle ali saits; MIL flowing name and tail and
warranted sound and kind Also Harness. Road Wagons
Fine large coupe Horse Kentucky bred 10 hign years
old extra e and stylish driver and fine knee action
be driven By a lady and is warranted sound and kind
siren sd By s GSs s &s
tncky Is 10 high years old very HANDY prompt and
srest roadster no Vices fears nothing can be driven
BY lady At top speed and is warranted sound and kind
sSmpsiisd e % 90 sSrosd On lnPsr,snt business
asd ana can beats 20 to day great road horse
sound and kind Sold on account of owner going to Eu
Elegant extra combined bay saddle ard Geld
Ing bred In Vermont; is IS high years old very sy
nothing elegant saddle horse gentle for n lady to ride
or drive and WAR. Warranted s,n sound and kind ,,.
tie Tor any one to drive and warraned sound and kind
% s'fa HH SS3 sf
w Pso2sE ads so
oe es wnsa oa n e old a Is o s sa
Colonel Winters of Hohoken:
dapped cream; ias high years very stylish
handy and prompt was never handed for speed
woud make an elegant coupe horse, and Is warranted
Top and no top Pony Phaetons. Road Wagons, &c.
-Four top and no TOP Exeress Wagons uor.. c,o.,,rs
saddles ana ss'%f Robes
Also several other Horses.
Sales never postponed on account Of weather.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

|osT -GOING FROM NO EAST SIXTEENTH
street 10 22l Sixth avenue one bundle OF Carpet,
LII Ia i;nen dugrct A liberal reward viii be PAID,
tuire Of W. f. ARMSTRONG; y :..a 80 Fulton street,
Iw York.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

|osT OR sToLEN-4s REGISTERED HANNIBAL AND
] st Joseph 81. Hallway conyertiblc Bonds, Of $l,gD
to a4s4 22lo S2st, 322s S227 s4s6 s4Sl Si0 10 13i
two Bonds $50 each 1881 40x2ail registe red in the
|ne Of Owen O'Connor, and are not negotiable The
lIc are notified and warned not 10 recognize or pur.
sc them. Apply 10 A. L. NELSON, 20 Broadway.
1w YOnn, Oct. ~, 1872.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
COAsTWYsE STEAMSHIPS.


TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
u Cumplny.--rhc elegant screw steainsnp, Mn" ~ "a
mack, 2dO BURDEN CAPTAIN c "" anero s 'o on
Wednesday October ~ frvm pier - North kiyyr
For freight or passage apply 70 w. y. oANNiSoN
Agent, No. 3 Bowling urcen
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
LOST AND FOUND.

THE PARTY THAT FOUND THE MONEY LAST
Inicatc with " s. A., box sl7 Post Office, description
4 reward will be given.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

A -$l00,0Oo for SO. PUBIC LIBRARY OF KEN
40 halves ST. quarters 81 So Concert and distribution
OF gifts Decenber7 For tickets information apply t
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(IITIZENs EVENING LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY.
" direct-Stcamers SUNSYSIDE and THOMAS
POWELL leave pier 6 North River foot OF North Moore
street. daily Saturdays excepted at NJ, making
connections with all trains going North, East and West
Tickets sold and baggage checked 10 all points Rens
selaer and Saratoga aud Troy and Boston Railroads
L,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
II The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE from
per q North River foot Murray street daily Sundays
New England the White Mountains and Provinces.
A. 7. BACON Superintendent.
GOVERNORS ISLAND FERRY.-THE NEW AND
VI elegant steam yacht Governors Island leaves Custom
House pier daily Sundays incude,D every hour Gov
ernor Island Last OF the yacht Immediately after
parade.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
REWARDS.

NS REwARD-LosT, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, YELLOW
6C Italian Hound The above reward will be paid on
return of the dog l5s TAYLOR street Brooklyn, e. d.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
THE TURF.


ii WEDSEsDAY, ocT sePnrse 500 ahaSd for s. Class.
ssafSsy ssanssS f%tfE' fsa1Ss
4 SSS. 5s%s: sS e hsrsf ss.y in harness
'w sHTcm sass s mile s Sesss in in harness
" ConIan names b. & Literature.
ns p1%sa p fare Af!as $780, for 80 class
yHGmas enters s,:a, m Lady S"1iy Brismen
y9bp Murphy enters 6; E. Victor
n FSSsn FSa%as se'sFs en,ers Six ii fIsd m Evelne
IN Phillips pHRss snss5s ssoMFar JACK Prapsr s9 class
arHss ass;t enter; sS;S;i NJ ASY!ssS Sa%s One
B. 5. ISSs Gos enters nsrsi blk. Il & T. Maize Mate.
rs9S SH'ssi ssss%sSs $780, S1ss's Class
r Nance nee enters aM,asg 4 8 Mercer sansa;,on
B. II, Hubbard is enters rs $ ! N. Soncsuch.
Dan rer episEsE sHEsE Z SIS Es''s5y of sas class
faTss Rssns saa en'ss s1 aasy ar Brown
rs ss$S. ss sss;. ss% sss,S$ sSiss Ssy
Nance enters er RS Caeinn 1na.,d Alen
S $ss%SS.s%; sa'srse bs;,y So %.s.ss Kss
j. Denton enters b. 9. Bashaw.
TT5tt sn'sTs SG4oBkk II xssi Mas $780, for Al class
ii. Casey enters blk. IN. Lady Byron.
7. Nance enters br. s. Another One.
II. Daniels enters br. 3. Brown Prince.
II. Gilbert enters s. g. No Name.
L. :. Sammis enters b. III. CHIP Girl.
G. Wright enters b. &. jim Brown.
j. II. Phillips enters b. m. Fishermans Daughter.
j. W. Briggs enters 6. e Marshall. .
Races commence each day punctualy at Ia o'clock,
under the National Rules, good day and track Admis-
sion 81. -. -.
Smith streets, Brooklyn, direct TO the track.
r,nE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AssoCIA.
ton offer purse OF $1,000 $3.50 to first $500 10 second
and $3.50 TO third horses that have never beaten u.s.
to be troted saturday October ~ Entries TO close at the
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

T,uE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AsSOCIA.
ton offer purse Of 1000 $3.50 to first $500 10 second
roted Saturday October 70 Entries to close at the
Office OF the Association, Fulton street, Boerum
BROOKLYN, on Thursday, October "a, at O'Clock +. NJ
Conditions same as advertised for Fall Meeting.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, President.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, superintendent
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

LoR sALE-A PAIR OF HORSES SOUND AND
kind, full lbls hands high trot in 2oo together
will sell separate been used TO light family carriages
also Harness and Carriage Inquire at Mr. sillcks sta
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

SPORrING-DOGS, BIRDS, sc.
A FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds, &c. Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food for mocking birds, at b. q. DOvEYS No Greene
street, near Canal.
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
4 LIGHT CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
"A. Lowest prices In the city.
Phactons, Buggics, R4ad Wagons R9ckaways &c.
all of reliable make and offered at O sacrifice.
Blankets, Robes, &c,
Full bound Wool Blankets, frQm u IS up
Elegant cloth bound double edge kcrscy Sl0 worth Sl5
Lap Robes from 81 20 up Large assortment
Great bargnins IA English sugs;, ,o,,.
A -couPEs CoUPEs, CoUPEs, NEW AND SEC
N. ond hand, at greatly reduced prices; fine Landau
80 HAMS Fourth street. near Broadway.
4 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. 14l WEST BROADWAY
IA. Canal strcet-Family Carriages OF al! kinds
both new and second hand Cheapest place In city.
4 SOUND AND KIND HORSE, YEARS OLD, I5,s
N hands high light Express wagon good as new. and
Harness Can at 23 Thirtyiourth street. between
Second and Third avenues
NEW EXPRESS WAGON, SUITABLE FOR A
"A grocer, for sale very low at GEORGE SMITHS
stable IA Charlton street.
AT COST, TO CLOSE ptT sToCK-F0UR-sEAT
second hand top Wagons business Wagons W Charles
street
A THE AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE
IN. is now in operation Mt BARKER CIASE,S City
Auction Mart and New York Tatersa corner OF Broad
way aud ThiI ty- ninth street
Horses clipped in one hour
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

n rnes wounded ruptured injured, however slightly
entitled to Pension. Apply to address e. Is. JACK
SON late surgeon United States Navy No. New Cham
bers street,
The New York herald., 1872-10-23
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

VIA PANAMA,
CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND
FREIGHT TO
AsfiNyWALL yCAL rrANAMA, IA SANTA MARTHA, GREY.
CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
~ AND CHILE.
seamers leave 10Th 10Th and 30tn each month excepS
smose aates ial on sunday then the day previous
Maury will leaye pier ~ North River at IL O'clock noon
or MRinWan dlrec connecting ut Panama with steamer
% %UuNSriuuuIi0N u Captain touching at Acapulco, Man
meeting for all Central American ana South Pacc ports
Departures OF 10th and 10th each connect with the
Companys steamer, touching ut San Benito Tonata Sa.
ceivcd until r. NJ. OF October p 'S
steamer COLORADO will leave San Francisco Novem-
ber 1871 for Japan and China. For rates passage
freight and all further Information apply Companys
office on the pier, loot OF Canal street.
r. r. BABY, Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE. -Postponement OF sailing day.
Steamer OCEAN QUEEN wll sail for Aspnwall at noon,
Thursday, October "a. +. X. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

d x REwARD-LOsT ON SATURDAY MORNING BE-
YO tween Fortysec9nd and streets one
gold. Any one nnding the same will please leave II at
4 xngton Avenue where they will receive the above
reward
The New York herald., 1872-10-23

0'DONOyAN ROSSA-wHITE STAR LINE, 263
~ Broadway, between Chambers and Warren streets
BALTIC sails o'clock Saturday Saloon $U; superior
steerage accommodation, $50 Drafts payable every
where,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
MARRIED ::

At the Avery House, Monday evening Nov 4, BY
the Rev. ". +. Higgins. Mr. GUsrAF LUNnIN Of Oak
Lake, Mimi, 70 Miss CHRISTINA ANDERSON, Of Supe-
rior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
CHATHAM. Ont. Oct. 81. 70.

Mr. J. II Uphan-I left Buffalo on Mon
day Oct. %, on board The & Wilkins" and
in the evening tie excrn'ric straps broke
and we dritted up the lake AL ui4ht and in
The morning were taken i'll tow by the
schooner Amoskeag until the night Of thu.
18th, when he line broke and we were left
at The m roy of the wind and waves. Al
ter drifting all night, III the morning we
were off Rondeau on the Canada shore,
when let 90 the anchor and rode ont the
gale being towed into port yesterday. |
came here for repairs and viii be rea ~ to
leave on Monday Nov. 4. The Tug IS a
good >ea-hoat or | wond not have been
able to save her; but She IS now all right
and hope TO reach Duluth vi h her safe
and sound, al hough the season is late and
Will have to watch the weather.
Yours truly GEO. D. GREENFIELD.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09
PERSONAL NOTES.

Horace S. Walbidge Esq, writes that
he Will visit Superior soon, and is daily ex-
pected Our citizens will be glad to see
him here.
Gen. Ira SpanlIing, who was the first
Chief Engineer on the n. p. r. H., was in
town on Wednesday, and called on u.
Always glad to see the General
r. W. French Esq, came up from Ash
land Monday, on the propeller Milwaukee.
Reports pros eets fattering nj he Iron ciry.
Mr. S. w. Smith, who left on the oath
nit. for San Antonio, Texas, in hope Of I'M
proving his health by an entire change OF
climate, was when last heard from, aboard
the steamer Mu~carine on his way to St
Louis. He is accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. A. ". Barber, nephew Of Congress
mn J Allen Barber, aud a contributor to
he Grant County Heruld who passed
through here about month ago, has been
down to the Montreal RIVER to care for the
of brother who WAS drowned
there some years since, and buried on the
bank of the river near its mouth. The end
OF The coffin had become exposed by the
action OF the elements, and Mr. s. beng
apprizcd of the sad state of things went
down 10 remove the body to better site,
or convey 1t home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

Mrs, James Syer respectfully begs to call the atten
ton of the ladies and the public in general Der
and complete stock of winter goods just received.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

LOOK here. Why do not our teachers
arrange = public spelling match to interest
the community in the schools, and benefit
the scholars? Few things are Of more adj
vantage in q common English education
than the ability to spell correctly. LIT us
have spelling tournament by all means.
The yictor~ shall haze their names in print
without fail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

Dox'r blow up. Head Light Kerosene OIL rs
fire test, for sale by Peter E. Bradshaw Co. n9n23
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

SOME folks seem t. think / just rs easy
a matter to select news items, think over,
write out, correct, set up, proof read, strike
off, and distribute week by week, rs it IS 10
snatch up paper, glance 1t over, and flrt
it down. People Of that ilk should be con-
dcmned to get up their own paper and read
it! Sill those who pay the printer are all
right even if they do grumhle a ltue be
cause Ihry dc not get the news Of SD
daily in a 81 80 weekly. But what dye
think of fellows that steal the reading Of a
local paper, and get mad because they re
not furnished with the London Tins ?
Pay up, double otir list, and we'iI promise
10 do yet more for paper which is airea y
far ahead Of every sheet Of It's grade, elias ,
list and constituency, for that is just the
character awarded by h. mouth of good
Judges to the Superior TINES.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-09

WE have not received any cake, but the
circumstantia evidence is very strong that
Alderman Edmond ingalls,, now OF Duluth
formerly Of Superior), was united in the
holy bonds Of matrimony to Miss Ruth
Tennock of Ontonagon, some time last
mouth The happy couple have la'ely re-
turned to the Zenith from the east. We
lender them our congratulations.