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MARINE.
Port of Chicago.

ARRIVED, Aug. 18.
RchE o. Gordon, st. Jose},l lumber,
4chr Rob Roy, SaugatucE, lumber, ''''''
Schr Arctic, MuskeHon, lumber.
Prop 3. F. Wade, Port Huron, sundries.
Stmr Corona, St. Joseph, sunlrics
Prop New Err, Grand Haven, towing.
Barge William Burn, Grand Haven, lumbar.
barge hnry Amanda, Grnud Haven, lumber.
bchr Madison, Ludingtnn, lumber
Htmr aheboygan, Two 1Nvesa, BuIltlricB
hchr Guido, Holland, lumber.
stmr Mnahegon. Grand Havo1, aunlfes.
scow sc,, ,. H. Owen, Muakegon, slaha.
Prop Potomac, buffalo, Huntries.
bchr Kate Howard, Holland, lumber.
Bchr Ebcnezert Iudin8son, wood.
Y, sehr Eil. = r E1llenwood &hito Isac, lumber.
schr T. simmona, 1luskcgon, lumber.
Hchr Adr1atic, MuakcRon, lumber.
sci schr y. l. Johnson, MIAkegon, lumber
t,c! sehr Moneat John, pentRatcr, lumber.
Schr Helen Blood, Ludington, lumber.
Hchr .. Shay, Holland, tan bark
ct. ect. 1"1pGn., = n,6a,1s ton1wa'e5, tam9er.
et St r; tr = nILuaue's, Dtt aIana liasen, Woou*
9, 9s,* ~ ~ nxutnats' in19 HenoMhet. lhtnber.
1,sn. I,tn n"na, .'Tus1. n,S. nusAeKou, 1umoer
r,pp anp nusste! uSi! oHaatu. euuut1eh.
Ell. Ssar snrolnia' M' nanstee, lumber;
tc,,r schr a1as aopof' now9ts, Mnte lo, lumber
6enr 6e,.s ae spesd, i,,.a'a Manssee, 9st, lumber.
6chE t3ct 1e4 n llKes i1eft WOOD.
s,ehr HcI .. Sates, Mus9c9ont lumber.
1,.nl Se!l y. r. -. oIa"tota hlpena. Timber.
rIop 3,rop ocean, montreal, snndrieH.
Ifop rsp sla. Snyn. 44Iao, snhur1ea.
schr sci,r sa,sIn, aeaas,,,a mo!!Saa' Rni' a; naTk'
, 1873-08-19

The Fn At johnson Niynr hays this day dis.ntycd hy
mutual cansent. Tha business Will ba c0ntlHuud BY r.
=. Nases, who VII rouept for Ill bllls ro,,,,,o,,
Chicago, Aug. 10, .ls7a. ': III NiVkn. ~
, 1873-08-19

East ft5nznTT, r., Aug. 1s.-oArrIE-Arrivals, in-
cluding Sunday, 123 cars no market.
Hous-Ar1iyala, including Buntny, 81 cars Phil
ade]phts, IS 40 to $5.60 Yorkors, o. 10 to $5.95.
BHEEr-Arrdvala including Sunday, II carl. Mono
selling, ~
, 1873-08-19

Sptc7d9 IHspdIeh 70 IFt CH3ca00 Tribune.
DuBuQuE, Aug. IL. Tho Patrons Of Husband
~ Of this county and vicinity will have picnic
On Wednesday next, at o grove fow miles from
hero. D. W. Adams, Master Of tho National
Grange, will be present mud make IN address.
, 1873-08-19

1,a firm nt II. r. Mnrphsy L Co. fy this day tssolyod
" ~ ulaa W consent The boeks With X II Mnrlhoy
thu t1n. ' " IL # MiIiiTiiEY
Cluua9o, Aug. Ia. 1873 i. Il. MUArMEY.
, 1873-08-19
8. s. Cox Accopta n Denomination for
C0nHrcR8.

New Yo1R, Aug. 1B-At meeting Of tho Ger
man Democratic citizes,s OF tho Sixth Congress
aional District, held tonight, tho Hon. g. s. Cox
was unanimously nominated to iii the vacancy
caused by tho death Of tho Hon. Jnmoa Brooks.
After tho meeting, committee Of two from tho
various wards in tho District waited on Mr.. Cox
ct lis residence and tendorod him tho nomfnn-
tion, which ho accepted in q graceful manner,
promiBing unBworying fidelity to the Democracy
Of Now York.
, 1873-08-19
. NEW PUBLICATIONS.
1'HE; GALAXY /;

CONTENTS:
TIE COMING MARRIAGE. By Albert nhodos,
THE WE1'1iEItEL AFFAIR. DyJ. W. DoEornst
CASUAL COGITATIONS. by Carl Bonsou.
THE EANTI.SLAVE1lY HEN OF THE SOUTH,
Dy Edward A. Pollard
THE hIAn1n10TIl RELIGION OF THE
WORLD
A BROKEN LILY.
THE REVOLUTION OF 1919 IN BERLIN.
Personal Racol1ect!ons. Hy Thendoro s. Fay.
RHYMES FROM IiONStIlD. BY Kate Iilliard.
SYMBOLISM AND LANGUAGE.
"ANDER1Nd:9 Tho Austrian Ptotincos. By LADY
l1anchB Murphy.
SUMMER DAYS AT NEWBORN. By Lucy Il.
Hooper. '' =
TIE CAlLISTS. By Theodore 2. Adams.
FEAST OF BLOOD. By Julian Hawthorne.
THE AEftONAUT. By Elizabeth Sill.
1ltIFT-W0OD. by Philip Quitbct.
SCIENTIFIC NTIACEJ.IANYs :.
CURRENT LITER AZURE.
NENULiIi. By Tho Editor.
, 1873-08-19
FRANCE.

pAn,s Aug. 1s.-Thus far during the month
tho Government has suppressed or forbidden
tho sale OF twenty Republican newepapora IN
Tho PROVINCES, 1he leaders Of tho Loft intend
to publish protest against these supproasions,
and to question the Government on tho subject
when tho Assembly meets.
, 1873-06-29

LIVERPOOL, June 2s-l1 q. .m.-Flour 27s ed@8a Cd,
Mheat-Ninter, l2a ID; spring, us@i1s l0d whito,
LIS 1od912s; club, Lbs 4dG1os I'd. Corr, o6s ed
Pork, 62s. Lard, sos.
L1vEnPoo14 June 28-1:3o p. m-a1arket quiet and
unchanged.
LONDON, June o3-c::3o ?. rn-Consols for money,
4@927s for account, new, o2:.@32k; 5-20s Of G5,
?3; do Of ct, 92A: 1os0s, s951; new S. so1 Eric,
FRANKFORT, June 23--Fiye-twenues Of 60 96A,
PA21s, june 25.-Kentes 55f ooc.
LIVERPOOL, June 28.-Cotton Irregular; middlina
upland, SID; Orleans, 8l,d. sales, 10000 balez !:
american, 5000 bales; speculation and export, 1000
26s 81.
Cheese, e6s. CumberlsndH, 37s I'd; short RIBS, sos
, 1873-06-29
A PRIMARY SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

| To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
SIR There WAS held on Thursday morning
| last; at that quAnt-1ooking building on the cor
ner of Clark and Harrison streets called the
First Methodist Church, primary school e1hi-
bition which, to the lovers OF innocence, beauty
| and precocious babyhood, Was we'll worth visit
| ing. The partitions dividing the old church into
schoo1-rooms had been removed and Hiss Bar
nard, the efficient lady Principal, relieved the
deBolatn appearance of the walls by having them
decorated with green boughs wreaths, flowers
and trailing vines, Transforming the interior Of
that shabby structure into pleasantly y-arranged
speaking There we're gathered together On
this occasion, over three hundred children some
"wee ones," who, Judging from size and in
fantlle expression OF face and manner, cannot
count this for more than the third or fourth
summer Ct their activities. The exercises, which
we're interspersed With music by the aweet in
fantile voices Of the whole school, wero wisely
selected; and well performed, though, fortunate
" for visitors, there were no essays upon Bacon,
Cicero, Melancthon, or confucius no reviews
Of ancient history. OF, dissertations upon the de-
scent ct the human race. Simply pretty, and
to the capacities OF the little exhibitors. and we'll
pleasing to the grown-up auditors. 4 flower
piece, By several little girls tasteful1y decorated
qaats T oSe1s lit little Baskets q pose
aansa w in sas1 vs5 s5afsf ny song en
elected much merTiment; this too, WAS well
rendered. 4 long class Of semi-babies showed
excellent training in numbers; indeed, the
whole affair was excellent; the children we're
quiet and orderly, and gare visitors the impress
sion that rehearzals had occurred often and been
well attended.
One little fellow, who cannot yet have ce1e-
brated his fifth birthday, recited t. ''Grandma
arers does in q tone and with a manner in
dicating that he may some day proudly tell in
Senatorial halls how he VAS started on his in
tel1ectuA1 course, In an old shAuty. away down
below grade, in one Of the busiest, noiBiest,
and flthiest street corners Of the great City OF
Chicago.
This apology for school building is one
ssry by the great fire Of 1871, and
cases of emergency; they have had no deek.
still they write well upon slates for children OF
their ages. The partitions we're only partial, and
in every room came gounds, not only from afar,
but from every other school-room still they have
learned to read with tone and emphasis and, If
they bear comparison at all with those who have |
had all the conveniences OF our elegant modern |
school buildings. they have done well but this
trging ordeal to teacher and pupil is with the |
past.
1t the opening Of the fall term, the beautiful |
new building at the conner OF Harrison street |
md Third avenue will be finished and ready for |
he reception Of both grammar and primary
schools for that district. There they may en-
10y, to their hearts content, cleanliness, order,
md plenty Of room. VISITOR.
June n. 1873
, 1873-06-29
WHAT A SA7lRIcAL TRAVELLER SAW.

To the Editor af The Chicago 75to,rne:
SIR: Having he1rd much OF your wonderful
city,-indeed contributed toward the relief Of
the s'hundred thousand homeless onss once
upon q time,--I determined to revisit America,
if only to witness the marvellous rehabilitation Of
which had heard 80 much.
A few days observation has convinced me that
nothing has been exaggerated in the strange
stories to which I have listened. But must
confess Was not prepared fU the singularity Of
your funerals, If that at which involuntarily
assisted this afternoon be taken as IL example.
/ had been told that beautitl park nest1es
on the shore of Lake Michigan, at the northern
extremity of the city; and the kindest Of
friends provided Us (my wife and myseD with
9 stylish horse aud buggy, and directions Tor
reaching Lincoln Park Ne missed our nay,
however, for ne soon found ourselves in .
cemotery, and in line With an immense funeral
procesaion, slowly and .solemn1y marching to
the low, sad strains Of = fune1al-dirge.
The deceased must have been per
, 1873-06-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Financial News.
NEW YoRx, June 28.-1foney pas easy ut to On
call '' ~ ~ w
Exchange ruled du1 at 1o9k@ @1ooA for primo bank
cEs ai1ty-daya' sterling, and HOB for sight,
Gold vas weaker, and declined from l15sl to u5k,
but rallied to ut the close. The rates paid
5or CARRYING were: =, ~ and l. Clearancea, 81
co. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day e 882
000 on account Of interest," 0''"'
Customs receipts, $3.50, 900.
Governments wero firm st the Close with few Offer
tugs.
The nost active stocks to-lay were Lake shorr,
Union Pacific Pacifc Mail, and Western Union Tele-
graph: At the close the general market was weak
Hannibal + st. Joseph moved up from 35X
to 37 and closed strong at the highest point Lake
Shore opened at 92, and advanced to 93A, closing at
93 pnen: Mail rose from SIX to 33, and late in The
aay receded 70 s7s Union Pacific advanced from 2<z<
TO IS and Western Union from 84i5 to e4Nc both
Eeactng slightly at the close. Eric duh and weak
aat 62H@69. Harlem fell off from IDS to 124h, and
Few Jersey Central from LOG to 1051< Illinois Central
Advanced to 1o9'4 on limited dealings.
The sh!pnents Of specie to-day we're 81, ,174,oco,
va GOO Of which WIS gilver in bars.
1he weekly I baok @ statement is as follows: Leans In
crease 800; specie increase, s2G3 200; legal
tenders, increase, $ot1l 800; depozits, increase,
$',6is ;ao CIRCULATION, @ decrease, 10000.
, 1873-06-29

DErgo1r, Mich- June 28.-PAsaED Dowv-PTops
Idaho, Alaska. Comet, Evergreen CITY, Michigan ;
barhB Nelson, Tanner, Racine Emns Goyne, E 1enes,
lark Swallow, Sam Flint, John Magee, Mazan1lla Ffll-
more, Montank, Emerald, Dunford F. ): King, Brook
lyn, Wand, Halsted, sweetheart, kste Kelley, +.
PASSED UP-Props Phi1.de!phta, Sheridan, Wander
h Empire State, Milwaukee Amazon, Powers, Fletch.
er and bargee, Fred. Kelley and ba1gcs; DATES
Nichols G. j. Wells, Constitution, Pride OF America
ech1s Red Wing, David Wells, Monitor No. 2, City OF
Manttowoc, -Helfenstein- ~
Wup-SouthWest. ..
DEnorr, Mich, Juno 2s-PAssKD Ur-The props
Scotia, Lady Frankln, Brooklyn bark SARDINIA; schr
" G. Maxwell
PASSED Dowx-Pro7e Graves and barges, Turner
and barge barks Advance Golden West schrs Sweet
teaet, Bndgewater, P. .. Locke, Emma Hutchinson
Nicholson Wall.
WMc-NdrtneRst,
, 1873-06-29
PERSONAL.

G. B. Finch Galva, is at the Matteson.
Gen. H. 8. Crime, Hartford, is at the Sher.
! man.
The Hon. Amasa Cobb, Nebraska, is At tht
/ Gardner,
Coy. L. E. Parsons, Alabama, is at the Grand
/ Pacific.
Pacific.
DR.. George a. Van Wagenen, Newark, N. j.,
ia at the Matteson.
| are at the Sherman
Mrs. J. 0. johnson, Boston, ia at the Gard :
| ner, guest OF Dr.. Turnbu1l, OF London.
J. n Mccullough, manager Of the Pittsburgh
d Fort Wayne Railroad, is at the Grand Pacific.
Horace G: Chase, Esq, celebrated the ter1ni-
nation Of his twenty-frst year in Chicago, yes
terday, BY giving Substantial dinner to about
twenty-five friends at the Briggs House.
The Quan gold medal which is given every
year as the highest prize in the senior classical
course at Notre Dame University, Was awarded
this year tc Mr. Mark Foote, ct Burlington,
Iowa.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman yesterday
son G. n. Alien and family steubenvilIo BEN i J. T.
Smith and wife, New York 6. L. Reid Hani1-
ton; laurence Hart, New Orleans J. L. Bish-
op, NeW York.
Among the arrivals at the Gardner yesterday
were the following: s. " Beardaley and wife,
Newark, \ aso \. J.; y. l. Beardsley, Colorado H.
York q. 4 Painter, Mechanicsville, Pa; @. l.
Munholy, Iowa; c. H. Hapgood, Ft. Wayne.
Among the arrivals at the Grand Pacific yes
terday we're the following: J. s. Patterson,
Cincinnati James Reid, Philadelphia n. J. /
Becker, Pittsburgh ". l.. Vandervoo1t, s. ".
Baldwin, New York g. N. Dodd, ST. Louis
Lewis E. PaEsons, Alabama Thomas Caldwell,
Mitchell and wife, NeW York.
OF the Supreme Court, has become associated
as senior partner with the present law firm OF
Winston, Campbell d Lawrence, under the namo
and style OF Lawrence, Winston, Campbell i
Lawrence. With the addition Of Judge Lawrence,
this becomes one Of the greatest legal firms in |
the country.
Cosmopolitan Lodge No. 6, T. Of P, elected |
officers for the current term Is follows: Chan |
cellor Commander, Y. G. Mcclure; Sitting Pas:
Chancellor, William Forest Past Chance1- |
lor elect, William O'Bricn Vice-Chancellor,
y william i; Leonard Prelate, Henry Ashley;
3. Ives ; II. Of S.. J. Madden.
street, tacks the following notice to the remains
OF what once was silk hat, left BY some appre
ciatiye confrere, in lieu of new beaver Mr..
6herburne invested In last Wednesday: "The
owner Of this tile ia most respectfully re-
quested to return the hat he took from he1e,
and get under his own" Mr s. is very anxious
10 regain his .'plug," as walking round the
streets bareheaded in such weather as this ia apt
10 superinduce sunstroke.
-Four weeks ago Ir. 3. D. Cozzcns we'll
snoVn patent lawyer Of li,ow York, left there
. come to this city, for tho purpose Of arguing
he case Of Sykes ys. the Northwestern Road
n relation to the Tanner brake. which has been
:unning for twelve years. He has not yet ar
ived here, and his relatives in New York, who
1aye only recently learned that fact, are making
, 1873-06-29

DEATHS.
.mGCUlIoCH-on ths 9Th inst., John Alexander
FRner1l By carriages to Rosehi from his pare1ts'
dence 1t to-day Friends please accept this fnvi
tattou
GALLERYLo9 June g at O'clock e.. a., Willie,
Funeral will taxa place this day st 20 NJ. from the
residence OF his parenp, 3 North Frankn-s. by
rARos to Calvary CeuneorF.
Eidends OF tho family are invited to attend:
EokR1H-0n Saturday, tho 18th inst. julia A. wH
Of nosiAh e. Norris.
Tho funeral will BE- from the residence Thirty
st.t to-day Sunday At 2.
, 1873-06-29
Now York Produce Markct.

NcV I0rA ITOuucc Market.
New YoHK, Juno 23-Co71ox-Cuiet: middlines
21c.
BREADsTrFFH-F1onr less active and easier receipts
1900 brls a1perdne Western aud State $47nG5l5 :
common to 81 extra, $5.75 GG.25; good to choice,
tra, $6.20a8c0; St. Louis, <665@10.75. Rye dour
quiet and lower IS Corn meal quiet and IN
changed. Wheat shade drmer; receipts 49, 900 bu !;
rejected spring, $1.2o@1.25 No do, si3S914o; No,
Chicago, 31.4591 AS; do Milwaukee, $l5l@i SO !;
apring and winter mixed 81 46 amber Indiana, Coz
Iowa spring. n.41a1.A; No. Duluth, $1.56 No.
Miiwaulce, $1.57. Rye dull and dropping; western,
&c. B.riey and malt dull and unchanged Corn less
active; receipts IS 600 tu steamer Western mixed
50@53c old and now do, 64155c high mixed and yel-
low Western, 55@5sc leateu, 46950c. Oats less ac-
tive receipts 81 600 br liked Western, 4G947c
Eaos-Quet and unchanged.
HT-Qutct and firm.
HoPs-Dut1 and lower at 35@45c for crop Of 1872,
1EATuER-Qu1et at 27@2sc Orinoco, 77927Kc
NooL-More active new Ohio. 49950c; supe1fue
and extra pulled, 43@47c; secured, 80c.
GRoCEnrs-Codee, Bugar, and 1noasses quiet and
unchanged.
PE1RoIkuM-Crude, sh@s4c; refined, 185<c.
TUnPENTEE-Quiet at Ahc.
Pnov1s1oss-Pork ehade d,nef; new mess $500
@16.25. Beef and cut meats unchanged Middles
f11ner long and short clear, 8A@9c. Lard frmer;
steam. SIC.
BuT1Ea-1n fair demand Western, 15@24c.
CHEEsE-ln good demand but lower at uka13c
WH1sKY-Firm at 93c-
, 1873-06-29

BALDWIN, WALKER d CO., NO. HAWLEY
real estate. go, 81 o9 e. 500, and sfM0 South
, 1873-06-29

Ocean Steamship News.
LONDON, Juno 28.-Arriyel out, the steamship
from New York.
, 1873-06-29
MARRIAGES.


HAYES-KIRK-At tho residence Of the BRIDES
mother, June -, By tho Rev. James Eel1s William q.
No cards.
CoLLADAY-COFF1NG-1n this city, June 2t. 1T
the residence Of tho brides mother, $50 Michigan av b.
thc Rev. 9. V. Kelley, Mr.. William G.. Colladay and
Miss Kitie Ascnoth B., only daughter OF the Ate Judge
Churchill Cnhang.
-FR1ES-TAYLOR-At the residence Of the brtdo, 30
North Gseen-st. June 10, BY the Row. r. Goodwin, Mr..
Thomas Fries and Miss Nellio Taylor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26
THE SUPERIOR TIMES,
SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1873.

MUsQUrTo's song, 90 summer
nightr'
JAw-URGE Alfred is the latest
nom de plume.
CooL, ceaseless care is almost
creative in power,
THE ferries seem 10 have a fair
share Of patronage now-a-uays.
A ZAcHAU has put up a needed
and neat wooden awning in front OF
his store
THE new house of Andrew Solder
lund near ]. 2. Larson's, adds to
the good looks of Uppertown.
Gro. VI. Smiths establishment
presents handsome appearance in
its new colors and improvements.
Follow out your brightest
thoughts till they result in facts.
The crystal palace was once only 4
thought.
CHARLES Of the Bender family
was fined 5000 in Bloomington, H.,
for sending men on a bender with
out license.
BISMARCK is q keen old place
"Keno every night" They'll need
rope walk ont there before long,
to start burying ground with.
Mr.. 0. Sheridan has a patent
right augur for boring, and IS busy
boring well near the door of his
residence on Second St. We hope
he may soon strike pure water.
YE merry lawmakers have been
keeping up with the scythe Of old
Pa Time this week. The dried
grass and cured timothy Of the pres
ent season will be abundant and
good.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26
papers F.:


GEN. @. w. CasS, w. q. Moore
head, Samuel Nilkeson, and other
parties connected with tie n. u. X.
T. were this week at SAINT Paul on
business relating to Saint Paul q
Pac. r. Il.
SUPERIOR was this week visited
by quite q number II prominent
railroad officials. On MJud.> Ton.
Thos. Il. Cauiicld Of the Northern
Pacific Il. Il. came 10 attend y
meeting and reorganization OF the
Superior & St. Croix r. Il Go.
Gen G. W. IasS, Hons. Y. II Can
field & Frederick Billings, Charles
b. Wright Esq, Directors, and
Gen. G. w. Mead, General Mana
ger OF the \. p. were made Drcc-
tors Of the Sup. g st. G. IL. r.. Co,
thus giving the n. =. a majority in
the Board.
This morning, Gen. G. W. Cass,
Pres't, Samuel WiIkeson, ESQ, Sec
rotary. and c. w. Mead, General
Manager of the Northern Pacific
Railway, spent some hours in the
city, on business connected with the
extension OF their great road into
Superior. Matters are progressing,
and we expect in a short time to
see work begun on the Saint Louis
bridge and the Bay line railroad.
Heman D. WaIbridge, Esq. of n.
J. city, spent some days with Us
this week, indu>triousIy assisting in
working up railroad matters. We
are always glad to have the ener-
getic Mr.. w. in our midst.
J. n Hutchinson Esq. of Phila-
delphia, accompanied the n. p. par
ty on their visit TO our city to-day.
II. Z. Robbie, editor Of the Pine
City Ne,as, dropped into on. sane
tum on Tuesday, and made Us q
pleasant call. Mr.. Robbie appears to
be q live man, and has or best
wishes Tor the success Of his paper,
and town.
Mr.. Snow, one of the craft, bro
Their Of our fellow townsman Seth
Snow, made us call to-day.
We omitted last week to mention
a pleasant visit from our young
friends, Chas. IL. nyan and his esti-
mablc wife, Of Russellvillo, Ky,
who were looking after their Supe-
rior interests.
DIR. 7. w. Taylor administrator,
and Mr.. d. r. Burbank, one Of the
heirs of the estate of the late David
4, Burbank Of Henderson, KY,
spent a day or two in the city, at
tending to business connected with
the large property of said estate in
this place.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26

CHIEF Engineer w. Minor Rob
erts, Of the \. p Il. r., told Presi-
dent Cass in our hearing, that he
could throw bridge across from
Rice's Point, MINI, to Corners
Point, Wis, for fifty thousand dol
lars. Now what is the use of any
wiseacre putting 1t at over ten times
that amount, and laying out young
life time for its completion. Don't
You suppose the \ p. men under
stand the bridge business? The
famous, expensive and hardly par
alleled wrought iron bridge over
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26

The foundations OF the fine bridge
over the Uppertown slough, have
lately been gradually undermined
by the current Of che stream, and
repairs have been in progress this
week, timbers being laid to confne
the current between the central sup,
ports OF the bridge, not only pro
tecting the foundations, but Deepen
ing the channel SO rs to prove de
cided convenience to the small craft
entering the Slough.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26

If Whisky can place a $4,000 in
cmbrance on a farm i'll seven or
less years, how long would it take \
man to drink down the State Of
Wisconsin, including Green Bay?
-Appleton Crescent.
Yes, and how long to drink up
Lake Superior, including Whiskey
Bay.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26

WHERE is the party who SAID that
the hens laid boiled eggs two days
this week, and that the mosquitoes
fried and sizzled in the shade till
they could be heard half a square?
It's all Duluth lie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26

TAYLoR's Falls Reporter has been
sold out, and is succeeded by the
T. f. Journal, Vol. l, No. |, own
ed, edited and published by Messrs.
p. p. Walker and II. L. Barlow,
the former Chisago county man,
the latter a newspaper man from
Xenia, Ohio.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26
RIVER Falls .IO2lrU0l will hareaf

RIVER Falls journal will h-reaf-
ter appear twice a week, or on
Tuesdays and Fridays. Good for
friend Morse, and River Falls en-
terprise. OF course the people will
stand by such decided effort to
benefit their place.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26

White river cost only 100000, and
occupied but few months IN con
StructIOn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-07-26
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY or DOUG
L ias-Crcuit Court, II It'll Judicial District.
Lottie Ripley, Plaintiff,

Charles A. Leagie Thomas 4 scott, Thomas Holyoake
George 3. kIpkead William q. kiukead, John b
Payne Jr.. George ". RIGGS, Henry D.. ep2ulding
james l.. Anthony, jane i. Beck, Ruth Welsh
GER Oscar II. BuFbridge, Behecca s. Burbiidge,
William Cox +. " Anderson, IA, Jame- :. Ritch-
ia, David Quinn, George ". Norton, NJ. G. Smith,
Lucy J. Walker, Geotge Culver, Isaac Bernhcimer,
Mat TurucY, Jeanette 4. Smith Charlotte NJ. Sycr,
Edward Tompkias, and Jesse J. Bright, Defendants
The plaintiff Iotsie Ripley for fer cause Of action
against tie above named defendants ays lhtt She is
and for "a tong time uas been the owner i'm fee
simple OF the following described lands situate Ia the
County of Douglas in the State oi Wi, ouin and be-
ius nndivded one-to fourth - OF the east half Of
Iae northeast quarter and ot the east half Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty-five 25) Towns
ship .,rty-uiue (49) Range fourteen a. West aud
that she entitled 10 the possession of I'D premises
And she further say. thai t3ie ssit defendants
wtuiiy withhold the possession thereof from her t.
her damage in the OF one thOus ana dollars.
Wherefore aid plaintiff demands Judgment against
-;lid defendants ion said of one Thousand dollars
her damage% aforesaid, aud for the possession of
aid premises. ENSIGN STEhENS
and THOS CLARK,
iuII9 Attorneys for Plaintiff