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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

Beecher says in his letter to District Attor.
ocy Britton that lit would seem to be axioma-
tic that no suit should be carried on 10 which
neither individuals nor society can hope for
benefit. Should you, in your further discre-
ton, enter nollc prosequ | believe all right
thinking citizens will regard your act with ap-
probation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

Ii is proposed to have a reunion of the
famous Stonewall Brigade at Richmond during
the State fair in October. This command was
made up principally from men of the Valley
and Southwest Virginia, and Gen. Terry, its
last commander, has written letter cordially
lndorsing the projected reunion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

General Pemberton, ex Confederate General,
has been employed by the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company to superintend the construction
of their new iron works at Perth Amboy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

According to the report of the Department
OF Agriculture the condition of the cotton crop
for the month of September shows marked
improvement over the month Of August. {
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

The election for Corporation officers Of Ber-
ryvlllc, Clarke county, was held last Saturday,
and resulted 10 the success of the entire iude.
pendent ticket, with NJ. Mccormick for Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
D EMOVAL.

s. }. REED
Announces to his friends and customers that he
has removed his stock of POTOMAC SHAD
and BEHRING'S to NOS. 22 UNION ST snd
III SOUTH WHARVES, where, in connection
with his former fish business, he will .cc,, con
EASTERN FISH.
Has now on hand 600 bbls different grades of
Fish, consisting of GROSS and NET SHAD,
LESS SHAD in kits, FAMILY ROE II. X
hing, barrelod MACkEREL, MESS MACH
EXCL in kits, and SPLIT and ROUND HER
RINGS, to which he invites tho attention of the
public.
The business will in future be conducted by
s. }. REED and }. A. CUNNINGHAM
jy l2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

The Episcopal Council for the diocese of
Fond Du Lac met at Green Bay, Wisconsin,
yesterday. On the third formal ballot Rev.
John Henry Hobart Brown, of Cohoes, New
York, was chosen bishop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
LEEsBURG. The Washington Critic in a
notice Of the town Of Leesburg saws:

notice of the town of Leesburg says:
Leesburg seems to grow in favor each year as
a summer resort Besides the historic interest
that centres about tho old court house-the re-
pository of all the State papers, when the Brit
lsh SO dlscourteously burnt US out in lSl2-the
ghostly legends and traditions Of q bygone dsy
that hang about the century-od houses invest
the quaint old city with delightful atmosphere
OF Interest AS you stop from the cars into the
rumbllng coach that awaits you st the depot,
you feel as If you had stepped from this century
into the last, aid half expect to soc the ghost of
Jefferson or Monroe sitting opposite you, in lace
trllis, knee brooches and cooked hat. 1t was
built sixty years ago, after one brought from
England, and harmonizes perfectly with the
massive houses, with their doop windows that
wink slcepily at you, and their big doors that
seem to invite you to enter. Over each entrance
you imagine the lines,
In this mansion used to be
Free hearted hospitality"
and half in pleasure, half in sadness, you think
on: the great fires up the chimney roared the
stranger .easted at his board; and the end comes
with Foreyer-neyer; Never-forever," for
the glories of the old houses have passed away,
and only the welcome OF former days awaits you
within the walls where memory is forever trac-
ing pictures that can never return.
NOMINATIONS Democrats of Prince
Georges county, Nd, met in Convention at
Upper Marlboro, yesterday, and made the fol-
lowing nominations
For House of Delegates Dr. Dew. Snow
den, OF Laurel; Samuel B. HaDce, of Marlboro :,
and VIM, h. .Gwyne, Of Braodywioe.
For Sheriff, Theodore j. Hewitt, of Brandy
vine; for County Treasurer, VIM. A. Jarboe,
SSurratt's; for States Attorney, Joseph K.
Roberts, though in majority declined, and w.
Isaac Hill of Marlboro, was nominated; for
Orphans Court, James B. Belt, of Marlboro;
Charles Clagett, of Marlboro; aud Richard L.
OgIe, OF Queen Auue's; for Surveyor, VIM. j.
Latlmer, If Spading's
For County Commissioners John P. Hop
klns, of Queen Anne's; Edward Magruder, of
Bt!adensbuEp; Luis O. Wisenau, of Vansville;
Nicholas Brooks, Of Spalding's, and Frank A.
Ward, Of Aquasco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

Mr.. CLAUGHTON's EXPLANATION. As stat
ed 10 the Gazette, MIR. Caughton. candidate for
the State Senate, vindicated his course during
the war, at Leesburg, last Monday. The Mirror
thus reports bis remarks:
lie said that 10 1861, while preparing to 60
South, he was captured In the city of Alexan-
dria by federal troops, and refusing to take the
oath OF allegiance to the u. s. government, was
thrown into the old capitol prison, from which
he was hpally released on parol. Subsequently
after having been severely prosecuted because
OF his devotion to the South, he was expelled,
by feecra power, from his own house 10
| Alexandria. lo that condition of affairs, 10
August, 1868, he applied to the Secretary
OF war Tor passport, as paroled prison
err to leave the country which permission
was granted aud he went to Demarara,
where he had friends and relatives. With
too keen a sense Of honor to violate his
parole, he voluntarily reuounced oil allie.
glance to the government of the United
States, and left the country. That as soon
as he could return, he resigned a position
that was paying him $1,000 a year in gold,
and came back TO share the fortunes of his
own people, and that tho man who by word or
deed sought to impugn his fealty to the South
was base sanderer." The crowd evidently
thought the explanation amply satisfactory. -
The DEATH KISS Womans love; is there
anything like it? A Canadians wife has Just
died 10 Raleigh, and he has taken her to Cana
da to bury her under the native sod. She
died in land of strangers, but left behind her
the name of devoted wife. 1t was love in
death. lie saw her sinking fast, he knew
1t, she knew tit was consumption. He nursed
her like little child, the great strong man, and
there they were in the room together the
night she died. She wanted TO see out, to
gaze once more at the world outside, but be
entreated her against it, and told Der
that to take her up would make her worse,
but she told him she was dying anyway, aud
he lifted her tenderly in his arms and walked
with her about the room. holding her to his
breast and showing her this object and that,
pointing out every pleasant thing, and she
kissing him with every breath till the last
breath had gone, and the kiss died cold on bis
check; Woman's love When God made
man, he put all Of heaven 10 woman's love,
aud told him to win it, aud be worthy of it
Tom EUans IN VcksJar0 Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

An Investigation into mystery 10 Chester
county, Pa, where the skeleton of an unknown
person was found 10 the vicinity of the scene
Of the Goss- Udderzook tragedy, led to the cir,
culation of new theory in reference to that
crime, and caused much excitement in the
neighborhood An official investigation, how.
ever, established the identity of the remains
and also the fact that there could have been nc
connection between the two crimes. The cause
OF death was, however, not determined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Sept Is. 1875.
Beet Catllc-Prices to-day ranged as follows :
Best Beev ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is a 6 81
Generally rated first quality 5 90 6 10
Medium or good fair quality ...... 10 4 rs
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows SO a 8 so
General average of the market...... 4 IL O co
Extrome range Of prices. s. 6 so
Most Of the sales were from ......... 8 so q 4 Is
Common stock continues in large supply and
tops scarce. The prices of the extaeme tops
were without quotabe change, quality consid
cred, while those of the next grade show de.
cline OF 3c, though some dealers thought sa1c
per 10 marked the falling off in some instances
At the close there was a number left over I'M
sold, most of which go East. Total receipts for
the week 1904 head Total sales for the week
1918 head.
Shacp and Lsmbs-The market this week for
the bsst fat Sheep, as we'll rs the choicest open
wool stock and feeding Sheep has been very
dull, Notwithstanding marked falling off in
the receipts. The supply OF good fat Sheep be-
ing very limited, the top prices obtained last
some 1000 TO 1900 head were bought for Eastern
account We quote fat Sheep at 4a51c per ID
gross. Lambs 24$4 per hoad. Stock Sheep "a
So 81, and feeding Sheep 25aS4 per head. Re-
ceipts this week 3648 head
notwithstanding the light run this
week, and the continuance of high prices in the
West, this market shows but little change, and
that is IN the face of fewer sales being made ut
the top quotations of last woek. The quality
was fully as good, and at the close the prospect
was fair for the best Hogs, but the outlook 10 not
so good for common and tail ends. We quote
at llaSl1 81 for best and few extra at $l1 So
common tail ends and grass Hogs at lOsSlu SO,
and stillers At 10 75a$ll per lOO lbs not. Re-
ceipts this week 1874 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

The Fall River weavers held meeting last
night and resolved to go to work on the manu-
facturers' terms as 5000 as the mills open,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
COM Nj EksClAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept. 16-Receipts
of Wheat continue fair, and the market is mac
tive except for best grades; offerings of 1906
bushels, with sales of inferior lots of white ut
IS and So and ordinary a. l0S and ITO. and red
at 80 and 80 for inferior ITO, lis, l20 l23, 125,
III, l3O and 1873, latter for prime. Corn is less
firm, and prices are lc off; sales at II and IS,
with offerings oe 376 bushels. Rye is quiet at IS
and IS. Oats are in light receipt, with sales at
as and 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
w. II. SMITH s. co.
ECEIvED THIS DAY.

r. EcE1vEp THIS DAY.
Nos. |, 2 and 3 Msckorel, new.
100 bbls Split Labrador Herring.
100 bbls Extra New Gibbed do.
100 bbs I" Round do.
500 boxes Smoked Herring
100 kits No ] Mess Mackercl.
10 kits Nos. and do
New Salmon, Cod, llake and Halibut in store
and for Sale by 5. j. REED u CO.,
aug 4 u Union street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

DR.. Helmbold's board bill at Newport has
been paid and bis release from prison ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
Queen Victoria has authorized the following

Queen Victoria has authorized the following
reply to request that she become patron of
the Church of England Temperance Society
"Her Majesty has already expressed her opln-
ion in favor of the objects which the society de.
srcs to promote and consents to become patron
Of it, organized as it appears to be on a basis
which Includes all who advocate temperance
without insisting necessarily on total abstinence.
The Queen trusts that education and the en-
iightcnmcnt Of people, together with tho i'm
provenent of their moral and physical coDdl-
lion, will gradually do much to induce temper
ance and to diminish the evils complained of. ="
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

The fright business on the Washington and
Ohio railroad is very heavy just now, both
ways. A large amount of graio, stock, and all
kinds Of country produce is being shipped to
market, and the cars are burdeDed with re-
turn cargoes of fertilizers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16

Loudouo Lodge l o. o. f., propose hav-
log public demonstration 10 Leesburg 90 the
2lst of October, the last day Of the Agricultur-
al Fair. Various lodges from distance have
been invited to be with them on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
PORT Of aLE1.i.vVRI.s, SEPT. Is.
Sun rose.:..........5 AZ NJ Don rises. Al
Sun sets ..............6 High water.... . "
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Express, Baltimore, to } Brodors s.
Go. Sho reports passing five coasters in the
river bound up.
Schr Twilight, Allyn's Point, to American
Coal Co.
Schr w r Huxton, Providence, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Howard Williams, Washington, to
American Coal Co.
Schr Matte B Ruton, Washington, to Amer
lean Coal 20.
Schr Rising Sum- Havre de Grace 10 VIM A
Smoo:.
Schr Elizabeth DeHart, Washington, to 90
on the ways.
Schr Calvin P Harris, for Georgetown.
Schr Ben Stokeley, Norfolk, to Josiah Fl D
Smoot.
Schrs Express, Portsmouth, and Art, Now
York, for Washington.
SAILED.
Steamer Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk, by F A
Reed.
Schr Montana, Boston, by American Coal
Company.
MEMORANDA
Schr Sappoho, hence at Norfolk l4th.
Schrs V Wellington and Chas + SAMPSON,
for this port cleared at Boston 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-16
w b. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, FISH,
OVST'EiyS dNH G1lTE,

Would inform their friends and the public that
they have commenced the above business, and
would be pleased TO furnish them with anything
in tHeir line Having made arrangements nj
their house, on Marke. space, by lifting up ICE
ZONES we ale prepared TO furnish MELONS,
FISH and ella NJ ) from cur ice boxes at all
hours of the day and night, and all who favor
Us with their trade can depend on getting them
fresh ut all times.
iy 23-2m w n SMITH 81 co
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04
General
Acknowledgment
w. T. TX & BRO.
DEBORAH, IOWA.

reprslentsrer neeenitaasnes pelbefisnets
ca paaliseliee Assurance 8cmpasnier
Sittret sapital aus. lisa.
ganeaIbire al Wanheter,
9nglanb $4,000, 900
Sire @slrctaticn" al 8bila.
laeelpbia, IA, era $50, 2,6i0,0N
~@erman @merican" al W.0. 10000
"Bennlnlcania Sire, Ybila.
oelpbia, crsaniieret ISIS, 1856, 900
"Wcrtb @eifern Naticnal@
al Wilpaufee, 99is. $4,000
~Gma;rn~, cincinnati, 8. $4,000
"Sracers", al Gbieaac 74S,0OO
"St. Saul Sire & MARINE
al Ct. Baul, Wiun. 5000
"St. S~pierb",S Ct .9ciepb, Nc. 572 1000
1Scme", columbus, Sbto, $1,000
"Srcmers", Wtlwautce, 9Sis. 4S6 900
"@qultable" al NalbpiIe, Senn. 276,0O
Scntcr lamme Sp9nin9 icm De-
cprab lllbfabrifs. 3 10.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04

me unber YrnitepplbetS Stprelie,
Der bar p1ret &ilben til iaa me-
gen npipenbep % misllg Negjes
ring / Spanien.
8lanen, at fcrbinoe Bet forte
Sap mep Bet asowi1e peo Sialp
al en- Sernbane pper SitemuA pep
5ereccpe, ipnes at blipe mere %
mere ianpirnlig. Spis Den bliper
realiieret, pil Bet pere iarceles
forbelastist for Sapnere rep Bet
aScmfe Sap.
= Gepublifanerne bar fcrlapt
barcelona % andre gper | Spas
men for at raapilaa meD Garliits
hefen ON Ell alminDeli9 Teisnin9
imcD Song @lfpnlp, iaaleDes at be
%ienere, ifalb Ylanen lpffes, pa pep
ct Hlebiicit ifulpe a%f9isres, ON
Den enpelige Ge9ierinssfprm ftulpe
blipe ct carliitif Wpnarfi eaer Ell
Hepublif.
= Sppagelien at Tetrpleumss
fiber paa 2ilmbergerbepe [ WprDs
tpbflanD lrper at fOrpanple penne
fcrben ufrugttare % neiten nnpts
ti9e Syn til Ell parpifulo Gleb
Dom.
s Spert9e CT Serntanen
meaem upiala % @eile aaerepe
aabnet.
s Stpdbolm tnnfes raa at
9runpleg9e Ell ipepenbpr9ianff Nes
ni9bep.
-Oigteren Segners pngife Sen,
Sberlt pg Gbef for Oalre9imens
tet, 6. IS. Seaner, CT Deb / StCds
bolm Coz Mar 9ammel.
- uffferbepen / Seruialem ifal
pere meget tor. S Bet fprlebne
Mar ilal Der pere begaaebe pper
100 WprD, upen at npgen at Mrrs
berne CT blepen itraTet. st at De
iipite Nprb upepebeS paa Ell ung
u9ift Suitru. Mprberen aflfar
fsrit benpes Neie rg Grer pg pers
efter S%opepet. Wcrperen flpgtepe,
men ncgle gsrn, Tom bappe let
llgjerningen, iaapelipm Gieren til
Den @ingaarp, bpOr Den itepe, blep
fangileDe.
S Spanien bar Den natirs
male arme (8png M~lfpnlrs) ans
9rebet S%ieuben, % tlere at Garlis
iterneS itarfeite StiQinger er tagne.
Song Nlfonio er lelp tiliteDe blanpt
Srppperue.
= Senpep 10000 Wanb ipans
lfe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er iamlet
runpt Sanala for at angribe 6ars
l%iiterneS ScpeDtiaing peD Humta
Ga Gepna % Garascal Tais, Der
beberiter Veien til Yampeluna.
S Sranfrige er Der blepet
fcrela9t Observation-Disclosures ct
Sprla9 til Spp, lom bempnpiger
He9ierin9en at tiaape Spsnius al
ell unDerleif Sernbanesl unnel
meaem Sranfri9 % Gn9lanp.
Sfel9e Gfterretninser fra
8ina CT &eiieren psb; Bet er
ianpipnli9t, at 9rinps 2un, On.
felen til Den afpspe Setter, 1'cuns
Obi, fpmmer til at beitige 1bros
men !; tbi 8ronprinpien er fun 5
aar. Sfelse isnere Gfterretuin,
ger bar 8eiierinpen brabt fig islp
al Sprs pper &eiierens 9sp.
= Sra Sgfcro | Gnglanb Bee
rettes, at Der fra bette llniperis
tet MI nplis er upgaat ct fprtisnits
fulpt arbeipe, nemli9 Ell %islanrf
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tionary). Den lerpe % flitti9e
SearbeiDer, eli inpfept Ssl9nperp PED
Napn @upbranp Sigfusicn, bar
perpeD lljanfet Den gammelnprbilte
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04
NDbe0tr.

$4,000 til glinpeaiplet.
- Gccf Gpuntp Naticnalbanf
/ Gbicasc bar sjort 8cnfurs.
5 Staten Maslahuietts er
Der benpep 10000 gern, iom att
,beiper pep 6abrifferne upen at sipes
anlepnins til ncsen tilitraffelig
S%fcle9ang.
- Hrefioenten bar Den 2Obe
Sanuar tillenpt 8pngresien ct
8ubi1ab, bpcri BAN paa bet ipriss
fe rpfcrprer til at anitafe tipSs
mesIee 8anpner til 5eftningers
ne, for at life 0anpet ifal cper'
rumples Silfelbe af .8ria. 3ette
Subfab bar pa9t me9en Spmerfs
fcmbeD; nc9le antaSer, at Der
muligens truer meb Ell &ris meD
Spanien.
= st MT gpffpntpr, Irempnt,
er pprettet / SafIcn so, isis,
II Wil fra Slaf Giper Station.
- Sra lere SteDer | @isccns
i'm flages cper 0anpman9el iiar
fra @aufclba &c., bpOr mango
SLIDER ps Seffe ct terre.
- Nplig er fra Nrrse inplsbet
geitiaing til 9$rr. Sbcmpion &
60, Gierne at Selcit Hlpw @prfs,
g8is., paa 4lau9e at DersS Sas
brifat.
- Selgenbe npe Toitmeftere er
ubnRpnte | Minnelota: Sranf
8enplfen / Saf Station, Stearns
So. Sphu 6. @aSfia / 9erter,
Rpwer 60. Sames 8. 8iaiams
/ Sarm Sia, SlmiteaD So, %
Wrs. Sane SO. Smitb / 9enpra,
Siampre So.
= Spwa8 Sjelpefpmmitte for
at iamle Sibrag til be N~srlipenpe
/ Observation-Disclosures bar Bee
1uttet at bclDe Webe / Sort Dodge
Srebag Den 2ben Sebr. for at fors
tanple ON Wibler til at itahe Se>
Defcrn tilpeie.
Sra ct. Taul, Winn. fla.
ees Oper itor arbeipsleSbep iier
blanDt Saanpperfere % 3a9ars
beibere.
Oct prpteitantilte Stttebernss
bOlpital paa Widi9an @p., Gbis
cage, bar itben I'm Stiftelie 1851
ier9et for $500 gerR.
= GgsYredpent anorew Scbns
ion CT pal9t til De Scr. Staters
Senatpr for Sennesiee efter Ell
lan9parig % bitter 8anlp.
= Iennesiee bar erfIRret iig
noe af StanD til at betale Den /
Sanuar forefalpne &ente al StatSs
pbli9attcner.
S Gn9lanD er De 1beatre,
hppr Der ppferes ~ulRbeltge Dante,
eaer bppr SfuelpiQerinper % 0ans
ierinber piler fig b~alpnegne, blepne
truepe meb at luffes, iaafremt life
itsrre Sepelisbep % Ssmmeliss
bep berefter ubpiles.
Gn rumenif Sprife er nps
Zig Dob / Sranfrise, fcrjaset fra
fit $iem, fprpi bans Samilie nes
repe Den latterlige Spertro, at
ban efter Seben pilpe fcrpanDles
til en- 9amppr. Selp i1al ban
life better bare reret fri for Den
famine 5anfe; ialfalp bappe ban
tilraaDet i'm Suspart itrar efter
OeDen at ripe $jertet upaf 9tpet
paa BAN, for at fprbinpre Demle
SprpanDling.
- Oct npeite Sunp / 9cmpeji
ct ct fort 9ag9emaleri, Der fore.
filler Srfeus meD 2pren, cmsipen
at en- Wen9pe DIR. Den fOlos.
iale Seitalt bar ct ierpeleS paf.
fert Sppep. Oct eprise iparer
life alpeles til &ppeDetS Sficns
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-30

New MAP OF TIE HEAD OF THE
LAKE, have just published a new
sectional map of the country around
the head Of Lake Superior, showing
the ties of Duluth and Superior,
their harbors, the rivers, lakes, rail
roads, wagon roads, Typographical
features, etc, etc. Every owner of
property, aud everyone Interested in
this country should have one OF
these maps. For sale at the Book
stores in Duluth and Superior, or
sent 10y mail on receipt OF twenty
tive cents.
JAMES BARDON,
aug5tf Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-30
Gentlemen, Please Rise and Ex-
plain

We find the following in the last
issue of the Duluth Tribune. AS
the young man Of the Times"
doesn't propose to be unfair in this
thing, if the ''boys" have anything
to say Tor themselves, and desire to
speak right oat in meetin'", the
coiHmn" OF the Great Family Jour
nal-wInch, by the way. though re-
duced III sue, can still be had for
81 per year-are at their disposal:
Somebody having accused Char
ley DongIaS, the quill-,lriver of the
Superior Times, Of contemplating
matrlmony, she denies the allega-
ton and dcfrs the alegator,'
and says that be is having
to" good time to think of such
thing Since our friend Geo. NJ.
smith left Superior, Charley says
that he is now the only Young man
III town." anal he ,hi ks il is so
nice In view # his statement,
however, We would enquire what
has become If those spruce cold
boys" VIM. CranwcH, John Brad
shaw, J II Snyder, CoI.C) Jas.
I}ltchIe and NJ Nctarra? Can it
b. that those hol-hlonded Juveniles
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-30

We were treated to ride, the
other 4 lN-no, boat ride. n ride
on the cars, a hor>e-bark rid, nor
that other kial of 4 rifle which
editors oencr NV IRE rrca,rd 10, H.:
q s.ri le ON arail.' NJ 81 /, it Wasn't
Thai kinI of q ride II aIl-bu agnu-
nine bu,oy ride. behind one Of. the
nobbirst nag~ in town. And we
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-30

And now we IRE happy.
Though We have lived at the head
Of the Like something over twelve
months, and read and he trd a grea,
deal OF the Hon Sam. ). Fictieli,
Representative of this district, and
editor Ct that sp ~ sheet, the
A-hIanl Press, yet we have never
been fortunate enough to make the
gcnucmau'> acquaintance; AMI
hence, he i the man "~.e long have
sought, anil mouruel because We
found him not" But we mourn no
tougrr-thr cravings Of our soul
have been satisfied. On Monday
evening. under the guidance of our
friend Judge CT. w. Perry, the
Honorable gentleman ferrered rs ON
in the innrrmo trre~seS OF our
temple Of darkness, anil now, hay
iug compared the relative sizes ot
our re~p,cllycpedai-cX remiljes, OK
change Noes and condoIa4reS on
The hard times tc3 et5,tylS are having
n"W-,-d1y>, We are prepared 10
Join the ranks OF ) IN : numerous
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-30

Col. Vernon, 4 very pleasant
gentleman, and a special Treasury
Agent Of the Government, Tor the
pr,scu, located at Duluth, made a
b'ief visit TO Superior on Friday
last. As the Colonel is very aux
| us 10 sce"ur entry, Capt. Edwards
kindly invited hun and lny number
OF friends he might Invite, to get
aboard his craft some day and he
would take ITEM, out There.