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Elizabeth Phelps thinks that fifty yeazs
hsnce, shr prrsens Ksnsamo ssyIs At 10.
mans dresa will seem ~ unculiived a the
nnae rings Of the Hottcn,o,s do 70 % 70 day.
We believe II. M"reover. che ssys lin the
I"drpesdsst) ''ihst Il Is one 1T the simplest
lave of Taste 10 dress. that Il shall MT 1t
tract undue attention from the wearer 10
the wOrn-slst the Girl Of the Period,
ssunteri"g befere one down Broadway, 10
"ns panorama Of svfsl sorpsises fr,ns top
to t"e. Her cl"thss characterize hss. She
never characterixas her clothes. She b up.
bolstsred, not drsped. She struts, she does
not sweep. She hos not one OF tLe attn.
butes of nature. nor of proper art. She
neither ssn'shes the eye like . flower, mr.
plesses It like . picture. She wesriss Il
like Kaleidoscope. She y . meaningless
dazzle OF broken efFccla Pr myself. I
never feel thoroughly ashamed Of being
woman. except In GlsncinG oyer. lsfKs
psOmtseuoos assembly, and oontSasaing The
solidity. elegance and good sense
of mans apparel, with the slbec'aaion. The
ilimsiseas. the uglineas, and the inbscilisy
Of womsut. When consdes the pass to
which she has brought the ons sole eel.
encs of which she 10 supposed - b yss
mistress, ny heart misgivss ~ down u the
roots Of every bops chesished for bes."
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MSS sARAH wluneagvccA,
4 s'"''''F N 2..ss s- s'y.'
From The Csrsos Apoesl. Jalv ,7,h.

From The Carsos Appeal Jslv 18th.
A'ss Sarah Wtonemuccs passed this way
on her way II Virginia City yesterday. She
told % 'hst she va gOtng tn visit Mrs. Dit
'enr'der there. This person is cummonly
'ep"rted IN be the daughter Of the old war
chief Of The Piuies. bot this statement 10
des''ed. and II 10 ses sp On the other hand o
true. thst she was born Of Digger parents
ss'mswhere In the foo,hilis Of the sscrs
anenso Valley, snd was educated by 1.-THE
Sisters" q their Cs,bolic Academy In Ma
sysvllle. Still The facs semsins that che 70
ensueh vsssed In The Piass tongue to be
able I" talk 0acntly with the people of the.
tribe, for who,n she hes frequen,ly acted -
interpreter. She 10 popularity regarded as
the Virsi" Queen of the Piu,cs; 10 . plain
little woman. pretty dark: dr,.sscs like IN
American female Ut rustic hs'.its and md.
cot presensions. and tslks English wi,hou,
any perceptihle accent. She 10 qui:c . CO.
pab'e pers'u and reads our language and
expresses herself in writing it. writes. in
fact. quite correc.!y and with considerable
force ut expression. We have also heard
ut her writing poe'ry. Az . repuied prin
ccss ut the fu'e hloNl royal she 10 fs-
nous character and one who must he inter.
viewed By every we'll constructed newsps-
per reporter.
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4 0ran1 Teleseope.

A million dollar telescope h projected.
u b rssardal fss.ibla. Thoussnds Ut dol.
lsrs hsvs bcsn slrssdy oaeEsd - subscsip.
tions " such . lsojsos. u. r. n. Van D.,
Wyds has cansul,sd Mr. Alvsn Clask, the
great telescope maker of this c,uuiry - u
iss psac'icsbili,y. iis ,hi"As II the sough
glsss con ~ pvOduced . sood object glass
Ut fssus az 6ve feet in diameter cuuId bs
woSked. lie can moi undertake such w"rk
within iwO os three yeara Dr. Van DIR
Wyde sugxests thaa The work III Obtaining
subscriptions 81 On; ,hss the telescope be
built and nr,uutcd in the rainless ana dry
climate "f Colorado up"n soms natural pro.
jecling rOck that win furnish . secure
foundation and which forms tho tip of q
m"untain. The telescope will be one hun.
dSei feet long, wsixh many tons, bs halsn>
eeta with . countespDiss and moved by
ch'ckwOsk. lie proposes that the site bc
sesected. CO. down and properly shared ~
- " torn psopss sspp'rs t"s The telescope
and the c0lassal observatory dune " b
built oves u, the workshop built in time h
have the eOrnes stone Of ~ observatory
Aid end The 0ess Ob)scs glaas cass On The
ersseaa.y Vt "as ladrpsudssce. July /.h,
oS7e Thia would hs quite - wusshy way
~ spsnd ous as'pey - ip NE Css,snnial
E1psissoo st PhiladelphiA --RssSl Nss
1eekss.
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Virginia City bed three runawsvs and
vehicle smsah ups In one d~y recently
P'imenux Audifred 4 Co.. 0overn.r Po,,s.
D. II. Weston, and O. b. BARTER being
among the victims.
Carp" ~ out Aoliciting for the Noslssiss.
Col. Sam'l Russell Of Virginia hss sold
b's entire mercantile interest iu VIreinis 70
his partner. WIN. q. Pfouts.
A Silent. sad expression of unuttersble
VIZ wss that which o'ssshs,lowed the fsce
ut Judge Scrvis the other u,uruing while
trying . mining suit, when witnesses and
lawyers commenced talking sl,out '.ssopes.~ ~
''ssus.TOck ''t'ps." sud sucls but be talked
like 90 old ''bsd r,ck scsspsr' bsfoss The
SUIT wss ended.
The grssshopper IL devastating the eastern
valleys Of Madison c,uniy.
A private letter received by one Of our
citizens fr''m one Of the leading busincss
"'en OF Portland. Oregon. under dste at the
9Th inst. anys that the terminus Of tue n.
r. K X. would bc 6xei within ten DAY. fr.sn
that time. and that n. 1t season the Com
i'sny will build go miles of road On the
line east from WsIlx WsllA B,siuess vf
s1ktnds wss exceedingly good in Portland
consequent ou the lHs,,on of the terminus.
The writer of the letter 10 On old rssidsn,
Ut. aud well known In Montana, aud Well
lH's'et' !" matters pertsioing to the N. P.
r R-XissOvlioa.
Sheriff Marion returned from the Flat.
h'1.' Lake country on Monday, and reports
excellent crops In that region.
Judge Mayhem will accompany the Deer
Lodge party I" Wonderland.
Beef 10 down to from 3 TO 10 cents per
pound in Missouls: Opposition
The Aissss'ian says Jim Lindsay oh.
'ained 600 lbs. of hour fr,m Dsn'l J.
Welch to cell in Kootensi, and after selling
Il decsmped without paying for Il.
Csyotes arc cleaning out the poultry in |
Bitter Root
Assessment District No. 2, Missouls
county. returns case. 900.
On Wednesday morning last, the Rev. r |
c. ll'6. accompanied by Nm. lliff. left on
The eastern bound coach. Mr.. lliff goes to
s~lt Lake to attend the Conference Of the |
N. &. Church tn he held At thss place. after
which, Il 10 nost printable that be will he
asasened tn . new 6eld of lstor. Mr. Tilt
will scc"mpany her husband - far - Salt |
Lake. where she will remain short time,
snd will then go east to visit relations and
friends
The Dirertors Of The Eastern Montana
FAR Association were in town this week.
making preliminary arrangements tn hold q
fair At 0al'a'in City this aeasou. We were
not informed Of their action in The premises,
hut trust that our annual fair will he \ sue.
cess -C0Wsier.
Tho C"vrier ssys the horses now st Fas,
Ellie and the l60 10 arrive will make /. the
best stocked - II 10 NOW the best esrrisoue,l
pSt In the West.
Crsssh"ppes are coming westward into
lhe Galls,in valley.
Gov. B r Potts and wife, Hon. =. g.
Hervis and wife, Virginia City; Thns. <.
Cree. Washington. n. C; Frank @. Stuart,
Mr. Richmond. New York;
B Fasr. It, J"e; G. Carleton Coilln, Boston:
md ]. r. Baldwin. lows. were as Bosemsn
|hs other AAv. and the B"semsnites gave
hem grand reception. bail. etc.
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cvc.AMefllcAl CORNER.

Wisconsin girls have snake. killing par.
ties.
Why 10 blush like little girl, Because
Il becomes woman.
Asry Aasxua'c" ~... Va. recently pro.
ba'ed In lndiansp'lIs.
An English lsdy, learning 10 spell, wants
to know II there's hs in 1--we.
There is Brooklyn belle who pickles her
hands twice week Ia make them white.
The ssmo mule that killed n,su 1t Lex.
inx'"r, Indiana, wss permitted u hnul the
widow u The funeral.
Miss Amy Stone appeared at the Olympic,
New York, an the SO,h ultino, 10 Cyanresls,
Ms LitiIs Lsorsrd Of FrS~ea
Miss Nichols. . Massachusetts dsmsel,
was succss.foI competitor for the position
1t assistant Examiner vt patents.
siuce the ps's,sl csrds were introduced,
tbs pos,mis.resses ars not getting on On Nv.
erass more than three hours sleep day.
The 0rephie says thu. Anna Dickinson
will certainly appear on the stage next fall,
upon the opening of the new Boston Globe
Theaies.
Not less than thirty women. il 10 said, are
regularly employed upon the daily press Of
New York City, II salaries varying from
>9O u $50 PER week.
Young ladies who have red hs,r will bs
interested u learn that hair made from the
bark Of the redwood sree has becn patented
and will soOn be In the market.
One of the uctorious divorce lawyers of
New York, In bis advertisement In the city
papers, sayG "Hymenisl incomp.,ib ibilities
- . speciality dsl'cs,ely adjusted. 'Iis
slavery ,o de,ain the hand after the hesrt
hath ded."
The bonnet of the period II . miniature
kitchen garden. II 10 decorated with cher.
r,es, grapes, blackberries, little carruts, bits
OF parsley long pale green beans, eOrrel,
n'srtsam, and other veget. 'blss familiar u
professor Ut the culinary science,
A 0eorgis editor describing . welding
lately, sad the bride looked very. lily,
crsdied In tho gol len xlimmer 1T s.'u,s even.
INK lake, foam tleck. snowy. yet sun.
flushed, Growing the ripplinYs ut sumo
sOfl southern sex" II that were really %,
the bridegroom must have bssn puzzlsd -
know whether hs was wedding submarine
consesvst'sy 0r Nj Aurora Bureslia.
The u'"st practical k'ver has been discv.
cred n Bristol, England. In one of he
lkttess to his sweu.hsar, hc wrote: Il wish,
my darling, that yos would not write me
such hing lsisssA II you were u briag IN
action fos bresch Ut promise against ms. ,hs
lawyers w"uld cOpy The c0sssspOndsues
bwswesu % and chasss fous psaos fur every
tolio Vt seventy lwo words. The shosses
the lsties The more ws aAvs irum lhs hv,
vera" And yes hs vas not lawyer
A young drug elsrk vsss u sss h@s he
other u:9hs, and With kves's familiarity,
entered the parlr without knockisg. The
gs'om was dark. bot ~ knew 10 wAs ,xx>
pectstl, and ,houshs hs heard he rattle ot
, dssss In slonmy corner. '.Elflidsi" be
exclai'ned iu psssiOus.s tones, "why hid.
'ngs Whss ars ,h0a 6oing. psss ossi''
''l3ocstu' . Hssl' Enthusiastically ca.ss lsun
Elfsida's hsoshss. behind Ne sssA Asd shs
isus clsss laid his weary hes, On The wis>
iow-sill. snd vept, ualil 1ilr,da came In
With The lamp. e....... - s.-
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6e b Credited With Remarkable SsyisRs
-"The Empire Agalsst the (harch"
''Let Hen Wsrshlv the Stale."


New YoRx, July l0- "A correspondent
OF the World, under date 0f Berlin, June
eo,h, makes public moss remarkable con.
versation With Prince Bismarck, In which
the Prince. after giving expression To bic
vsasinss Of spirits, 10 made to cay: ''The
truth 10, there are not . half dosen men In
Germany who are On our sisie-l mess wh..
clearly comprehend the real meaning Of the
cs'nfict IN which We ars engaged. end in
which, Notwithstanding our sscsxss shus
rar believe We shall b. beaten. The Em
peror does not understand Il il be did he
wu0ld change sides IN . moment The
Crown Prince perhaps does unders,snd II.
bat be will put himself vn the other side. If
indeed he 10 not already there.
TEE FIouT 70. the EMPIRE AGAINST the
CHURCH.
II 10 . 6ght of the State for the Empire;
and the Monarchy or . Republic agains,
God; and In this 6xh. the State will gs, the
worst of It unless II succeeds in dcs,roying
the idea Of 0"c and placing itself In H,s
place. Men ssy thew must have something
to worship Well. then le. them worship
tho State. Let It be ail in all Let I. take
the place of the family ~ well - Of the
Ds'ty-let 1t Ike the Deity. In Two g~ners-
'ions. It We had the deld wholly to our.
selves. We could % concentrate the idea of
God and Of the imaginary righ,s bestowed
on man BY Him - their Creator, that the
substitution Ut the church In His place
would be effected and
TIE STATE, ~ IN PAGAN ROME, BE ALL
N ALL"
Tho correspondent. giving IN bis own lsn.
guage The spiris Of the cor,inued converse.
tion with Bismarck, says: "The germina.s
idea ut the whole was that the aspiration
for liberty grew out Of belief In God, that
II would b. impossible to make perfectly
subservtsnt people out Of men imbued with
the doxmas Of Christianity; and tha. while
Ill forms of Christianity were alike fslla.
cious, he wsged war against none but ,hs,
ut the Roman Catholic Church, for the res.
nm that II alone was formidable" He said
'NU'hing has amused me more than the
praises which ! have received from the
Protestant churchmsn Of England and
America. ! have wished to crush Rome.
that ! might crush Christianity. They
praised NE for my services in the cause Ut
what they csllrd Reformed Christianity
1t anything could c0nsole me for the cha.
grin which forrsee I sm to endure for
somc time u cOme, II would bs " witness
|he a,nszement of the g,od friends of mine
when they understand the truth. But IN.
desyiand IL they never WILL"
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Boston, July 99-This evening shoo.ise
a6ny occuIrpd On Oak street, is which Or.
4. N. wtuslov narrowly escaped being
hlIsd BY oss Psofsssos Mace, Who exteu-
sively adssEtisss' patent msdsciss. TAe
tsosbls osiginased II bsssssss tSansectjous.
A shos hh wissh,w IN ths Nth cheek, asd
pesetsssed 10 Ne cavity show M paop.
where psoaiDs fallsd 70 sssoA n. Mscs ~
not been arrested ss Q loss houe.
T0s 1nlooNsnb AlT4cRD9H7a
Dossoo. Jolly 81 PsoSsssos J. A. llacs
vho lsss svsstss made { assdesuss aosasls
WITH ptssol % d. A. N. WIsslow, ~
ssasniasj 10 tbs mssieipsl Co1st today,
nd coatisueses bsisg asted fee. hswas
committed to jail, 10 defasls Of o1o,Seo
hail, 70 avsis ezaoiaoaisa o. Jply 1osh. Il
mag y sdded ihss uaes ~ ~ ely q ones
sftes ID sAootae aad vas sAsltsrsd By
Dashhsss. 10 said 10 hed oue nose nas
p ktll Whoo he nsast - sos knova. Il
y SIN lsaEaed thas ssns yssss - aadsa
nuedesyss assssle - . aas IL Ca, ,Fsapcis.
p esd was sua CT Of ~ so4assy - ~
Hisihscs co0ntssss q shas city, ns ~
'seanded - eas At ~ onse daaeesess aes
IL as'hosi,iss b csiifssais eyr9hsa sedsal
w .5txMsaa g. sea yslt. sa .aas sFt GI
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Cstehi.e ss.lrrs's ~ . Fish Hest.

-OUDUspoo6ooee Dooon0 jaasnaA
hsvs conghs win . ps0k ana line Heasly
al kinds " Ash. besides .ssv,lea. fsees,
ducks. and other fowl. bot yesterday. whiss
fishing fos tnOut In the Wsllinsley bcock N
Plymouth. Mass., discovered new nsld
of sport: While I had just taken out
splendid trout frDm under rock, and IVES
sl',.ut tai,ing my l,ook. saw gt'od .sise,l
squirrel Jump upon tho rock. Ny pole was
Of E'n'd lsng,h, and Iimpr"ved the opporsu-
iuyity BY placing the h.Nk near bis hssd.
Al first he brushed Il away With bic paw;
tut after while, either out Of spite Or for
hove Of the sport. male jump and 'ook the
ho.'k In his mouth. At that moment ''drew
upon him." and ssn'n aaw him dangling
twenty feet IN the cir. Such dancing and
climbing up ihs line and then dOwn the
roIe wss lesson to cs'mmon fish. finally
laid the lOle On the Rsound, and then ZANE
. arrses 1T Ryraiions and vsrioos snlies.
Not being acquainted With ihaa kird If
nsh. aud fearing that any ssirmps 10 Olsen.
gage the hook would be bsd for the iingess.
] shouldrred my fish pole snd marched To
the blacksmith shop near by, where. with
'hs old Vt two assislanis spd . ps,r Of black.
smi'h's ,ongs. the hook wee detached and
the fellow 81 st liberty. Not thrss minutes
iaier. however. be wss capsring slops he
se"cs - u p"'hing had happsnsd.
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GENERAL GRANTS \ ll.E.
A Isea6sot s1tAs 1nAA. Trip - 0s6sss1e

Eroa she oe~kssews, ecufpisdo) Minse
When President 0,ns stopped at ldsh.
Springs for few mioates during bic receu
flying trip 70 Colosado, . man, entered th,
perlor In soape hasts. sppru11hsd The Presi
dent. and IN = few woeds told him he had
tcen with him through the Pe,insslas can
pstgn and was present n the dnal consum
nation os The wss; that he had long wanted
To pay his humble tribute n The eses,
commander. and he hsgEed bic secsptanc>
Ut the inclosed-handtpg him sealed pack
ass. and then quickly turned away and wa-
bat 10 the cr"wd. This psrkaxe was found
to c"n'sln good snd sufficient deed con-
vcytng IT, Ulysses 8. Grant zone undivided
"ne-hslf interest In aud IL" . certain silver
hearing hide s,tusied in The k,wes end oi
the cOunty.
At the time Of the giving of the derd ~
mer toned sb"vr, the only developmen, on
The DE- was shaft q the discovery, some
thirty feet deep, which showed ss,me min.
ers|, "ut very much scattered; but sbou,
siv weeks since the remaining half owner
(wl'om We shall call RoLerts-aa that ID
not his na,ne.) went down the mountain
about 800 feet fDm the discovery and started
. drift On the bde. He kept very quiet,
bat worked with , will, and has reapsd bis
reward; for after driving the drift some
htty feet be came up'n . l,ody OF ore
abundant enough aud rich enough TO turn
the brain Of the Oldest pnspector. The
bare statement of the wealth disclosed would
sound like some story of the Thousand
and One Nighis. and would seem incredi
bic to any one uuscquain,ed with The rich
mineral deposits sometimes found IN this
region. Roberts continued to drive the
drift, which Is now about 100 feet In leogth,
aud nearly under the discovery. The body
OF ORE his, II anything, increased in size,
and for fifty feet the pay stresk varies from
twelve inches to four feet In width. Il 10
mostly gray copper and brittle silver, and
10 wonderfully rich. We are told Of an .
say of one specimen which showed coin
value of ei0.200 10 the ton. There hes
been no stOp,nK - yet, but In running the
drift ROherts has taken out some eleven
tons Of 6rst.clsss ore, which will probably
average l,S00 ounces, and which 10, We un.
dess'and u he shipped to Germany. There
10, At the hwest calculation. ~ We are in.
formed, go, 900 In sight, and nobody knows
The extent or width Of the p,cket.
Thus sLe matter stands. Roberts has said
D"lhiog. and hss shipped his ore away
wilh"us disciusias to snybniy tho sichuess
or the lOcstioa NJ the kde. Thew ass
probably pos I've persons who know any,
hing sb'us either The decd Of lhs Psusi.
lent has not yet been pot upon rpcnni, bot
be 10. Of c"urse, informed regarding The
value Of bis Colorado psopssty.
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She Wss u ldlsl.

A short tine sincs . gentleman With hing,
fair wh'sksss, end dressed In the height af
fashion, catered hoaiese In vienna, ssd
requssssd lhs shOpr Woman, WIN happened
70 b alone, toshow him some colossd ahis,a
Every variety Of shirts wss brought ont,
when ~ nsads III esoice and rsqaes,ed ,hs,
parosl b made up for him. This being
done, "Whas - idios ] a.. hs sa,a: II
have not seen how. ibs shists look Nh~s o..
wo1h yoa pbliss ~ By putting ore o.
over yos' drease" The shop>wonan having
complied vhh his Eeqnsss, '.Be % KIM, !"
he contioaed. - TO batsos lhs collar and
wsiAbands. hat I saay ses . ihorosshly
Sod Nes oi ibs s1sc1 And now" he
sddsd. sakias p his parcel. 'sallov Ne 70
vish yoa . vary eood .nernias y and In q
insesst - was oaialds the dsos and had
diaappsarad, ~ uahappy GIL, appasssty
ssspsosd. sos dlsias y tollsv Hin isto ~
saseas % aoeosss Il hss sineular cossune.
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xho x1Do DAoRv q - lnnaA 49, HQsuA
.~,r - - ~r--. - :"
-. 'oe 0specs Fsss Aseoe'suoo, WRITES .
N"sss po"asn'. 'n!sno Dnp0ng .
osw sseamo's' % ssse shs plscs u loe Maid
% 'ne 1's'. which wss % p"pslar sh~ss
rev yesn aGo. The nsv e''ss Will bs built
q me 19o' o. Ne e''n, near The Chiffon
aoae& .s.-.-..- -,...r..-r .....,s.s..
the s'e'y Of TIE Aasd Of Ne Hist have
never ses" - pint. .os even N We Enh.s
eoosa 40 sn Instance 81 'srh'ess dasiss u
ss"n"s ! % sespsseso. Ihs CeptAo ot ne
u ~" paw o"oe' .. 'ne csa'A 6os'ness
=. so' oeen soDo' nc isw !sese seQ we
A..o 81, 'a'o n..nc's! "'ace".se' ssa Az
'""' :"' 'soo. u .ne eesl'n' !hn oaefs
".. ,s'"'o :" 'ne ooes ~ c@y sno q, n'en''
. ~ ''.s'o. .o'sme We 'sooeee sos'sp On
'1o'. ~ 1e1 @onss1 -'oe !ss'ees -
so :. 80 see espse ssvs
- seoas - e"sse ON ana ssssm sessg up
she 1ad Of ihe 1lss was qu,ckiy In the
n,jddle q he cusrsnss s.ee. a.a's v,tt
N n. ..,..,. h.d ..,...,., 49, 80 -.
.-..1" ~ W. ~
S.sns.s :. .ssae'ss cow '.ss.. s .sa ssps:s 70
md Arsasa. the euir .,hey ,vo, i.,,,sis q.
,sosss, ~ ~. s.s..,. . :. .ss s.:,ss -. %
~, - ~ :, . -. ..ss s.., - Is,.s's ~ 49,:
dov. ~. 1a.,1.l' ...,..s :. ~. ...ssS
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SCOTT HOUSED.
Deer Lodge, Montana.
SCOTT, PROPRIETOR
rrsvseu Win sud THE to squa, any Hotel IL Montana
~Aa Mall aaa Expsess Coaches stop hsse..0
I've Table 10 supplied With
The bext In the Market.
-.
Neatly furDshsd 'oon'' vel! ventilated and supplied
CLEAN FEATHER BEDS. ALWAYS READY.
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LA.~ ID l;NTlSll2E.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern,
that the Ninth day Of July lS73 two O'clock in
the afternoon the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Superior will apply to Hon. s II. Clough
Judge of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Wisconsin,
at his chambers in Superior in the County of Douglas
for order for the sale and transfer of lots 25 259
West Third Street in Superior in said County OF Doug
las with the church edce thereon and appurtenances
thereto satisfy certain Indebtedness of said corpor
alton, and directing the application of the proceeds
such sale and transfer to the satisfaction of such in
debtedness SETH SNOW,
Il. g. CoBURN
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
Notice to Lumbermen.

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Governor Of the State of Wisconsin agent of said
State pursuant the provisions of Section of Chap
ter IS Of the general laws of said State, for the year
1869 and having, by virtue of the authority vested in
him such agent taken into his possession behalf
of said State certain pine logs which have been by
divers persons cut upon and carried away from the
lands heretofore granted by the Congress Of the Uni
ted STATES said State aid in the construction OF
railroads, which lands particularly described in
said act of the Legislature; and which logs are now
at the mouth of the st. Louis river Superior Har
bor City of Superior Douglas Co., Wisconsin, and are
of the following amounts and marks to wit
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28

WE learn from a friend, that John c.
DaCosta Jr., the first engineer IN charge
of the L. S & NJ r. r. work at Duluth
aud beyond, has retired from his profession
after 81 years constant practise, and be-
come partner III the firm of Thorne, De
Haven & Co., Engineers and Machnlsts,
Twenty first Street, above Market, Phila-
delpha. This firm engages extensively in
the manufacture of drilling machines, es-
pecially the famous multiple and horizontal
drills, such as are used in rock cuts and
mountain tunnels, and, we believe, in sub
marine work.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT HACKER'S-If you will just step in you
can always see the exact time Of day and he
will at any time be glad to show you a variety
of goods, which he keeps constantly hand for
sale, cheap for cash. and any thing you want,
if you don't it, ask for it,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28

II doesn't pay for laboring mon, or
mechanic, to neglect work that offers in
Superior, and pay cat cash for transporta-
ton and freight to other places, aud run up
a big board bill there, because they make
little more display at present than this
point. Those very places have the more
competition in proportion to the noise they
make; the matter is overdone, and our
workmen would find money in their pockets
by boarding at home, and finding work
here. Old Superior is the place for her
own people