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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-26
Job Work.

Every description OF commercial Job work
done at ~. Louis prices vt rhR HERALD
Jon OFFICE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-26

The Singer sings sweetly to tho Ladies', at
73S Main street. aug2ldlw
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Night Report.

NEW ORLEANS, August %. 49, Gold ll3lS.
Sterling 70 i9IgN5 5OIli prime bank CONNER
cial, nominal; sight Y premium;
Cotton steady. Middlihg, lI4@li,lc; low
mlddng lSA@l15c; good ordinary 2h@
l9lac. sales - bales.
Receipts, 10 bales; stock, 1924 bales; ex-
ports, none.
Oats lower scarce and firm new western,
lN@Nc, Texas, 5jGljUc; choice old western, dc.
Bran duh AT VI 10, Corn meal duh. Hay
dun.
Flour dull. Double, S. 75 treble, sG 90
az 90; choice ana family, " 5O@S 90.
Money more active at2tS per cent. Sterling
wead ut - IH. Governments active and
little doing. States quiet and nominal.
Exchange, long, ~ M; short, 30.
bales.
Cotton firm at li,%@liJSc.
Consolidated net receipts, 2.2i5 bales; eX-
ports Great Britain, 1000; exports France, $50
bales, constwise, iOO bales.
Flour without material change other
Than more demand tor shipping. SUI
porne western, VI S5Cg4 30; Southern -four
heavy; common 10 tnlr extra, 10 S0WJ IS,
good TO choice, W O0gS 80
Wheat--C;ood to prime, II 2Sal ~: No I
Chicago, II 80; No, . "a "a; No. . Milwaukee,
81 lO@l u; spring, lW2c better; winter firm;
good Inquiry mostly for speculation, at 81 A;
winter red, u 40.
sr, LOUIS, August 2i.-Flour quiet and
weak
Wheat in fair demand No.2, red winter
Y %, cash; August; 81 i3yl so September
81 5O1.; October No. 3, 81 3Gh.
LIVERPOOL, August 25,-G p. M--Snles on
basis middllng nplands, nothing below
low middllng, deliverable October and No
vember, I'D.
LONDON, August 25.-The Times in Its
financial columns says the general depres.
sion continues here and ON the continent Is
parity owing TO apprehensions of Ooliticnl
complications, but IN great measure To the
mere absence of business.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Board.

Board.
Four gentlemen cnn be accommodated
WIN board nj VI w per week In n pleasant
portion of tho city, ten minutes walk from
the postofllce. References required. Address
"SoLlC TOR"
aug2Odlt Herald ONCE.
BE sure and cnll on Mr., Wood, at 100
Main street, ana purchase II bran new Singer
Sewing Machine. aug2ulw
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Notice.

County scrip for sale in quantities to suit
tax payers ut GIG Elm street.
W. u slCKLES Il co.
aug2ldlm t 9T'-' III -
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ZONE THIRD IS SAVED y

IN quantity by their perfect purity and great
strength; the only kinds made by prac-
teal Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care to insure uniformity, healthfulness, deli.
eacy and freedom from all injurious substan.
ces. They are FAR superior to the common
adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine. Oh.
serve our Trade Marks as above, "Cream"
Baking Powder, Hand and Cornucopia."
Buy the Baking Powder only in cans securely
hbelled. Many have been deceived in loose
or bulk Powder sold as DR.. Prices.
Manufactured only by
STEELE ~ PRICE.
CNicdgo 81 Louis and Cincinnati
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single tickets u each; six for SO; thirteen
lot Sl0 when purchased from home Office.
, 1875-04-08

,Is1 that ho hal ntcn hrr HAT forenoon hnd tlks
1"Gt Qot1rt eonrlndt,i Ia lei Il e. In.
Wilncrs reatn,ch: Hilltin d.y or trn aft.r thta
interview ran acfoss lfuBh Nh!ttlcE, k tfu tll ms
t,rre was aucll WOMAN n h!s hotsr. 1Ksw her itoro
sunihtr Interview aftcrwnrtls With Turn.r Ia Ms,
Earnu:na i o::;tc. 1ln rroroscd that II would
DEED ntM oSE'Hafr or TIE rEorEnTY
he would rive me t1la other halt. toll hin hal
III at Il s,n ' ~. n. Ill .s TS s. .aJ IT,
a not ~, T. .y ns ,5ss i r. n: oa !.e.
lilo cjectmcn sutts wero tailed for trial. They wr1c
10. trl.d Tnrner tnnto two applications for ron.
wlti,csrs, hut ifso tndse denie, tho motion, nnl
Tarnrr tI'cn askcl That Judgments 10 entered for
tl1e ~ t,f.,la' Tl! wa' done hare enlc'vorct
ase.ttgattot, 10 learn anything sLont hu. went 10
tile fcli:cMltary at IplIrt t"trs
nxc t,o h,,sl.wriisas, eud Tint Ie know whs eet q.
cou a+sat IN finding Tho anshoss It Tho deeds
then Went to work 10 gct hin n. and o was paranel
on by thc Governor. + went with lim to t'Ailadel-
recognized tho blank forina usc,, a,,,l tio
sea,i on .,,s ICED, =. t'.sy srrs,Ioi
tle author of tlem; th.s hs was lie only man who
had The hrsia AMI blank forms. I then went to New
fork With Fannfn5 10 ct caw TO 1socd's Whereabouts,
'fs a $e'sGh Z xs ss se 11
saa f .!Fso sve n,e Letter to
"a GLAND an fans sH' os Has' chic.eds T. 70 e.s as
here with FanniMg, VII, escorsaci that Reel NJ, III
anil nsccrtaincd that It fact, md ee3rarhed ne,
AMI went to Quincy week ago Ia.t SGntIay night,
i, nrrracl.. search warrant was sworn o. md ID,
wrrs troucas 10 chic4go by onlter M:liraw. Of
Ths Court here adjourned until 10 o'clock tnt, morn.
, 1875-04-08
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

IN nnswer to alphabetical" In your Int H.
sas. tor remedy for consumption iu its lint
Medical Discovery, # takon accordinp to dlrco-
ttonn. Tor y hss been thoroughly tried iu my
family, ssd tho resslts wero glorioIls. "alphn-
besical" must not expect QUO bottle to do tho
woEkEmy wife took three bottles bcGnrn sLe
bottls orery doss soouiod to strengthen the
l1nGa and now sAa IL nell and teRrty. II "Ai-
pha,oetteal will wrlte to uo will RET uitncssoa
20 tho ABOVE: lIEXHY II, Ii. IATTuA,
l.4wrencr, Marion County, It'd.
-tiHfiHhdH 1iDles, +fb, 1, tb75.
, 1875-04-08
FOUND DEAD.

epsetat Dt'patfA 10 TAs eAtsayo T4.s..e,
4A.' april 1.-John u'Counos, about Is
ss*s " ~ poor boasman, who had becn yery ,u
'os many years. and accustomed to lodxy Il
W. 9ass taetosy md In bssns VI. found dead In
stritei III H. ~ y, tns 4ternon. The CoroEsrt jury
hss rcil1.a st " ntstnpsranrc sn,&c1losurt lIa
, 1875-04-08
ARMY REUNION.
Tho Reports Of tho Different Commit
tCt3.


preparations fur tho grand army and navy reunion
rfrb! Tin r,rct,no ,v,s r,to,, =, or,l,r H.. f,,,
u. o ssi,ns n,r, "as ~ , ,aeu :" orasr W me.
"1o nominated Mayor colsn Chairman who, bow
ever, DECLINED Gen. Daniel cameron WIS sheu non,-
mated mud s!cs.ea: E1.A'l. Moore, Of
| Fhh TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE,
upon, a. IT. WA necessary FOR tho different soas TO
rates 10 TIN amount ot ouo-nfh would be made rls
reduction would mt nnn,y IN rot,t, n I'm -, .,,
~ aew s xetk rissaspl!a, aud Io.ton, b,. trccia!
t,ns, .,nnix v cnr, H., ,,it, @ Gons tfna or
raad .hcTe: Tha a. reduction would not apry to tls
o"s oAs 10 'heSe participating In TIC
Mssor Goiyn ,,n,,r, fla, HI. ,xrcr,,,., ,,a
rIs 1T tI.s.n noNu " more easily made IN to
n,u,ip liam hrrn IL iii ~ t1tn s' t st eo'u 5e
wunld make any reduction lis crt ised sha eon,,'
liz Stewart roved t,,a. s,avor ro,x, l., ,a,,, -
ssyor Goyn II "r ro %as esIlc vis e nrrsss
"Wo know what yon wautcd,r '0'~' 'sA'''' ~'0s'
Col J.C Ilankii, from tic Committee on pccorn,ton
ceeon of Oe. uaa, Chairman. ~ si, sr John y KIN ene
siTs'ss,y.,. a,, N''' '"'' ''nD ls''''
w:s son,s - 'A0 ''A'''''' 'aa 'na' theSe
psesArisrAcr,ox As.oxo TIE scaso1yAr1.y err.
tt,t ,,o,. ,,o.. ~, .,,tn n,,.::!;, %ESs
1n .ney "eIh nos sitlcte'y feprcrcntcd OH tho Com.
%hoso sestion wsro nrlEalo hHd bccn han1ol to
,,n or" 1na' te to'o"'H should ho ad.|ca to
uhaF!c. IT. 7 &sinnir'', T. !. 1iawklnson john Anslcs-
ron' i. + rtwrw !: IcoRs If;.. 3, v; An'ln lsSr-
lnar.on. J,tn, S.1o, y n; Moos Pr
Carl rljiiug, 1o =. =.
Gen Bl,nrrun yai i'll T.. thnrrnt ~ .tet!s:n. H. n
nv sol Ls Ancslc.n .sss liz M dia II not ~ hssn. sHa
tna scandinayiana IS sucl, lad auy n!aee: ill., Il
, 1875-04-08
A Bakk SUIT DEc,nen

1aat - nps1' 'f.-fhe eut Of tho Ptr.t National
p.n. =! 1osao, " brought to recover $4,000, I'd.
ssnoed on ths blu Of lslng os ioad or ,.r,c h,.,,
ID tae ooasse Of buaines, came uo possession Of fl.
Nov FORK indemnify Company re.nlrs - 1919. 49,
, 1875-04-08

public may 10 acsu cd, therefore, Of ri.!, end
raro afternoon. Tia proara'nn, ona.s With
'J'lio Wilon's yicsim," In wlncl, a3r. Na.s Hais.
Luy Of 11uoteyr, will play derry f!in. an,i aiyo
ls ltni|ationa Of actors. alr. j, !. l'r'chcr.
1t. iIn'f, Tue banJoiat. Will GIRO rc.er:ors, ac-
comnsnied by A1oa.r,. Nowhatl aud H,yan d, tho
Guitar; Wayne aud loya!r will eiyo ohn ot t.slr
ca: isal tung aid DANCE ac,s lilo great
I!ois4ot family in thoir uont!alfu her.
t;fa,s,,co q tho ,'n,sine t.a1szn = recitation
pas ncut by Milo Malta Gan;ai, viii com
tle,o 'h9 o'io NJ Y; csns; TIC .yore can,-
II tho musical farce, "Jennv Lind" In tls liz
VII to assip'ed by Miss ,lcllcnr7 aud every every
actor in town. ll,ero a'o thirty "runtra II
nsmsd. an1ong them l}tickley. Ealali,rv, Wobs:er.
sosga, Frank lsosc. Jatnca O'Sc.. I'm Murplv.
u browne. v. H. Haiy'1cn, I1s"k 'Ionro-, i'd
VA ll' kn?no J: ": gi.sds!i , D: ti;zpatrcx,
1leso sill be all tho lsln u tho season and ali
Ills "boys" Of the city. II TIN l.or,as j. not
cram,n"d. t!,nn uniquo performance viii not
11 nv IN lilo city,
, 1875-04-08

The SENATORIAL ExcyRsl9p.
wAsnfSaros, Aps!l 7,--Tts United 81 tc@ Steamer
Dispatch has arrived At renkaooa, The Senatorial d.
cnrston.rarty will ltafs for tho No1th overland.
, 1875-04-08

ST. pAut-'1 CHURCH.
rho exhibition Of tile graud organ in st. raul's
(Uniycr.aist) Church. Michigan hvonnc, ncar
Sixteenth Btreet, takes plncc th. evening,
commencing at o'clock. Tile programme IL =.
follows:
PANT I.
/. Overture" MasantelIo' o'.................A Aubtr
j. q. HnW, Jr.
2. Quastritc-ycnitcl In E...............s r. Warren
.IFs. q. il. FOR, Hrs. Ea!"ar, JffstFs. Smith AMI
>. f;onala in minor. .....:. ............ .Mcskcl
... II. t7irtnc< EddV.
4. 3hcmo with vsriutnna. na...................Ta Tal.c
IT. T.. n. Ho@mnn.
6. Solo-"w With Thec," from " rr!nccsa Of eau.
Nias Florence Rec.
6. Overture" William Tell ~. ......... iIysR!ni
!. G. HoHt, .fr.
TART IL.
:. Selections on tho or9an. c. Enoptcl
{. So:o--" Within THIS Aaerci Dweiiiag,n
from Magio Fluta "...... .............. Mozart
Llr, q. u. Ecitnrr.
>. Coilccrtntz in c lninnr. nnr............~.,T Tllc1o
Ar. n. {. LdGy.
" fnhf-i.rt anng.., .......:.... .....EHrhea
.kr*. u. l.. ftf, Atrs Entfonr, .Nts;rs. Santa tua
4St2dH.
II. Dan1 Communism. or. No. ,1,at1.te
Jlr. Il. ~. EorMan.
IA. M!acserc T. Trovatort '3..........1
II. :, b, "Tha It..t ltcss Ut hummer ~ vorsii
e. Mast.a ',.....................
10. Hoyf, ".
, 1875-04-08
MANll00D.ltEHTOltEp,

A victim Of yuutAtuI laptuduune n.u%n. n-.m,.,,.
asaa tanx 91ay Ste ha.nx tF:d es.s3
s,h .n9l IRE to his fu!lax niYsoss Sat1s. II IT,
HLEf4Ss II NAA14u.St.. New Y4fk. - So
, 1875-04-08
THE CROPS IN CALIFORNIA,

'''s8 *FFVF
BAN FRAsctsco, CAL, April 7,-TAe erop rros1eets
continue good. There was heavy northwest c4lc.
VIII saln, yrstesdxy. TITO weather to-day u pleasant
With rroapert Of moso ra1u.
, 1875-04-08
MEDICAL CARDS,
Is St' XVII i.4x!i DR.. Kean,

""o 7"ui1t ClARll-ST.s UlREUAlOs
A. Ms' II ps Son.asd personally W . as et eh.rs
w ~ nauH!c " h1Estua Al1s5z1sS, uH j. kEAk IL an
oaH PaSsciaI u tbs city ho NAffaua pras az 81 psf
uNc9 houEs !. to y. u, Sv1IaYs rum i'd IL
, 1875-04-08

c'fcAG7. MILWAUKEE h ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
Enisn Esfst, Gn.aa amt Ean4l.ss fe..f f.f.,
G. South cfnrk-s sryositf au,r, asd 81 nsa7
, 1875-04-08

CHICAGO BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD
Urrotst fopt ~ Lnks.s fadfsHa.ay. and ttf<<uft-,
and f*."t and SItstatAsss. iyelst QAess 81 C;4ES.
, 1875-04-08

-. ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Depot foot - kak.. and NJ ie,y..rron4t T,ct.t
tfrs, III Hahtaeh-t. aeaF TURK ~
, 1875-04-08

4 Deficiency OF a15+1n0 ia ETi~ tc.
cnuats-Cu.tJcGturcA :.s to Kew II
tsccurrrd-i1ss iaurprr Not To Ja
, 1875-04-08

harsas CITY sad Denver Fast Ex.
ht. lA'ois &al sspstnffiutd Ex..,,
p. l.hats. HpriHghsfd 4 1o4as.. :.
Eftt!A sad ktaEHk t;xptrs4.
Chicago. x l'aducAn ft4llroal III
! t,A1tr. Lacon. Washington Fl,
Jollet i bright Aoc ,iul,loda tis,r,
, 1875-04-08

!,1s:3' nadn 80 y. III.
is H:4H a. is,.ts Ella u, III,
i r:t1 =, IA s:Na. IN.
~! 4. tl,+,s 6:iIl D.. IN.
4. fi,.ls S:lJ y. NJ.
~: e s,non,e a:W u. m.
'-t1 n. M. eD 4. IN.
, 1875-04-08
...-..... PROPOSALS.,
PROPOSALS For SUPPLIES FOR INDIANS,


DEE,anr1t.r, =. 9, r. 1x1,s.on.l
ss:,:s viii rses,,s s.,es IT,
AZ s.ss e, r y eSts X
43't'"'"'he, ,hsmsd asttel7s for istss 10 lnllana:
BANTER AGENCY tNEBnasKA>
n'' Fross weight. Of Hcst Cattle on lhs
,ttS zee ss;a;i: : ;.a: W., %Wh:,s; H.,
YASCTDa AuESCY.
pGhmn1'' eso.s weight, ei Bsot Cattle, eo tbs
,1.noe bushels What,
:.S ands "andds ss.s s,.;s1 s;E s1ssi !, h,,.,.
%% pnnti. E;d s"und ms'eaaaho shell.4 Corn
wllErsroxE AGENCY.
t'oo en p9nads. aros' weight. Of ncef csto. On III,
sn oso psaa:i. * Flour.
a9ttu psnnds xoodt uauad a,osebautahlo shslted
6a. 90 pounds Leans.
UPfEH MISSOURI AGENCY, tcaow oREEE,
Lee co pounds. gross weight. Of .o Cattle ou tho
81. 20 oassud; Xxx Flour.
rosnss rosns: es9 tss1' 'ot s!'.t Il bl',.
~; hoands gsod .oaud iaefchansable Shtllcd Corn
CliErESSE RIVER AGENCY.
"s ooa pounds, ksoa wstsht of Ecof Cattle. On thu
eao. ~ pounis K 11ou..
g pssaa, ssaa, Ms.s MM:ssn hotE sIsst T., tia.s
'G.lo1 poanis Hsans. S"<' @''H'
STANDING ROCK AGENCY tDRAND RIVER.
h('eo ponn !, xtssa weight, Of gcs. c.is. On ii.
@:c.sn psaaSS. xx r.,ur.
;s"S ;:S :, psana: n,,: as,s sasss9 bs; 81; IT,.
~ bh anu1d4 good Avupd oryhs ntata Ehnit,d f5,.
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TUESDAY. JUNE %, 1875.
Party Nominations

The Laramie Sentinel, as 1t has
often done heretofore, advOrates the
abolition Of party organizations for
the coming election campaign. The
"S1i" opposes the plan, and wants
each party 10 nominate It's candidates
and to let the people choose the best
men. That suits us exactly. The OBJ
Iect of the Sentinel man, i'm trying to
get a non-par;izsn legislature, Is a
little too transparent and his dove
like disposition is only put on for the
occasion. II fellows like Hayford
and two or three others are counted
out OF the Republican organization
in Wyoming, we are willing to stand
or fall By its colors. We are proud
of the record the Republican party
has made during the past fifteen
years, and will gladly go before the
people for an endorsement OF this
great party of liberty.
To claim that party distinctions
have been wiped out, II Is To ignore
the main fact, namely, that this
unanimity of the people on the great
political questions is wholly due to
the complete abandonment by the
Democracy of its old-time policy. We
dare say that in the millennium to
come, the distinction which nov eX-
lists, the ''great eulr' between right
and wrong, will be lost to sight, in
one sense, but made all the more
conspicuous in another and truer
sense. With everybody on n side,
there is no room for controversy or
discrimination, but the distinction
between the principles themselves is
all the more definite and pronounced.
Never in the history of politics was
any party so thoroughly vindicated
by the gradual unfolding of events,
as has been the Republican party +;
and never was a party so utterly
condemned and forced to COME 8
judgment, as the Democracy. This
unconditional surrender is the results
OF the latent causes, elements OF
RTO"lH hLu Tue SubAllO hbSANiN9 h'"NN
underlie the life of of a people.
The fact that the old contest has
ended in the complete ventilation Of
RPpublicanism, and the correspond
ingly complete reprObatiOn of the
Democracy, affords the strongest pos
sible evidence that the former is
trustworthy and that the latter Iner
its nothing but burial.
Since the great issue of twenty
years. has been settled, and a verdict
secured on the relative merits and
dement's of the two parties, it would
be supreme folly to ignore it. To re
i~nstate into power II party that has
acknowledged 10 have been in the
wrong during all that time, would be
but he the quintessence of folly.
We are satisfied therefore to take
up the gauntlet thrown down by
the Laramie Sun, and to enter into
the approaching campaign with our
colors nailed to the masthead. Let
the best men win.
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Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81, I. o. q. t. mests
every Friday evening At Good TemplArs' Hall,
lTh street.
limitations viii ha conducted only on the nrst
and .hird Fridays or each mnnth. The iniery-n.
ing FTidayr during the month wiz be devoted
literary exei Uses. DAN FALLEN, W. @. T.
". II. WOOD. ". Secretary.
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81 Marks church E%piscopai. Rev. r. W
billiard rector. Spnd ~rrrVices II a. m. Hnd
3 q. m. sunday school rfter monhEg -eTNict.
Seats rrcv. Al persons are CO. dia.iy invited to
att nd.
Roman Catholic, ttcv. Jas. AcGolrieh, Pastor,
Rev. Eugene Cussan. Asst. Church Ono'Neii
.treeI. above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. w. b. Reed. Pas
tor. Services at II a. m and p. IN. Sunday
chuol directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal. Rev. W. P. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every sabbath at LA IA.
and I p. IN. Sabbath school at az p. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially Invited TO all the services Of
The church,
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NJ asoDIe.
Knights rempIar

wyoming Com andery No. I. Regular sen-
clave arst Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. NJ. meets
HALL, on the first And third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at . q cIucK p. m.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 10, meets first and third
saturday nights in caci. month. at Masonic Hall
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Cmeers
soGTnOr-1no. ". ThAyer.
Se-TtLGTy-G. W. Fiench.
thAJ JSstiUs y osBgsAaS Court. W. Ff,h.r
4ssocaIft JESlcGs-JOs. NJ. Carer, L A ThOra..
LF'- SAnGS Co+sStSs-E T.. SNOW.
sHTrrg0F rNsnA- Suas Reed
hsessts' " FabIE -hOaeys-G. W. Corey
hsJ4stST U. .. LIHsf OgEcs-S. Al RInruf.
L@rrG0T1HL Ifs1sHrCr-S. W. DaWEey.~
h''rHS'fAi AEdH0|. II. nay ford.
r. 4. Arnold.
1""e' EealrHAiaTyS Charles Hutton.
U =. Posi-
tStAB9iSsiGHer q LnlSntgs uAon- II. J.nrey.
SaPtFtstsHdfHt o. EaStrHchsA-JoLu sIAuVhtaf.
D-ssyrst aH0rHey-E. 2. JUunsup
LNRet ataLsS C0nfHttSstosGr-J W. BrHnn.
CtsTE ~ 10 -JVdici0i piEtFta-J+ W bruueF.
I4rshGi-GilbsH AZ Ans.
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PACIFIC
1AIERSAD
All Rail Route

To California snd the Pacific coast, making IL.
unexsmpled line of 1900 miles in
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-06-29

Hope Fncan. smeut. No. ;. /. o. O. r., meet
every I'd and lth "Wednesday of each mouth a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. !, I. o. =. r., meets ever!
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

A VALUABLE RELIc.-We were
shown quite a curiosity, on Wash
ington's birthday, in the shape OF
an old newspaper, published at
Kingston, N. Y, on Saturday, Jan
uary 4, 1900. The name OF the
paper is the "Ulster County GA
zeite", and as a token of its respect
Tor, and sorrow at the loss of, Gen.
Neutrality-suspicious. death had just
occurred--its inside pages are
printed in mourning. The paper
has been handed down through the
Greenfield family, being now in the
possession of Capt. Greenfield, of
this place, who considers it of great
value, as we'll he may, the paper Is
in we'll preserved coddition, which
speaks well for the ink aud paper
manufacturers of that day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
OUR SALUTAiO2Y!

Which the same, gentle reader.
can be condensed Into very teN
word:
Having purchased THE TIMES
from Mr.. E. w. Anderson, WHO has
40 long aud ably filed the nnsrous
position OF editor Of the paper, II
will hereafter he issued under the
auspices and editorship of Douglas
g. Pryor, who herewith pre- sei'i You
with this issue as I'll. II ''tirst born
We have come among you, good
people of Superior, to stay. In the
language Of the iament,ti +. NJ
Stanton, we intend to stick Yes.
gentle reader, s,,cl-"! Sick Il.
the bones Of the pristine set,ier>
have long been decayed, AM the
pr.meval forest at the back of our
Lovely village has ben numbered
among the things of the past; tili
the present list OF thiliy srsen pay
ins >uoscr. bers u iuE lines has
been Increased TO millions, ani The
intiaen q. he paper is e.tthrough
out tie length aud breadth Of Tie
land, till every foot ot Sroand from
the Left Had river to the 81. L,ui>
has been Uunt over with ptIat:ai
residences, III, ,s,nficcnt brown >tohc
floats, sub stautlal warehouses, =
gan.ic elevators and Il.mcnse trans
Ter depot>; til vessels from ali parts
of the world Will be lying 1T oar
Wharves, crowded for ruon even
with our five or Fix miles Of dockage,
aul till county orders have been
raised To par, So tn ~ every man III
Superior will feel abe to pay iwo
dollars per year tor TuE fIMEs.
Hence, coming among y"a to
"stly to grow up with the place
to lend our whole energies To The
building up Of ely here compao-
Bile with its location and other all
vantages--we desire, and expect,
the support OF the wilul'. coninanitA,
in return for which We slali eii-
deavor, to the best OF our ability, 10
publish such paper "a Will best ;sd-
vance the Interests or the place and
be L. the outside world IN ad,er'l'e
meut of snper,cr which will mnlu
ply unto The place lis vaine 'ehfo!a'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

Tue House, on Tuesday, passed
The new revenue bill, after consider
allie debate and excitement. II
makes the excise on whisky here
after 10 be manufactured, 30 cents
p,r gallon; on Tobacco, Il cents per
mound: ana restores he lJper cent
reduction made III 1872 on certai
articles of t, reign imports.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

cT,rF OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- C,naty Court-in Probate
In the matter of the estate OF Bella BROOKS
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of WI.
liam Fl. Smith administrator OF the Estate OF
Rela Brooks deceased representing among
other things that he has fully administered
.a,d estate. and PRAYING that time and
nlaee be fixed for examining and allowing
his account of hs administration, u Is order
ed that said account be examined by the
judge Of this Court on Monday the fifth day
of April next ensuing at 10 o'clock AN. at
the Office of the County Judge in Superior IN
said county.
| And it il further ordered that notice there
Of be given to all persons interested, by pub
fishing copy of this order for three success
sive weeks prior to said day OF examination
in the Superior Times weekly He~spaPe
published at Superior in said County
Douglas.
Dated Superior, Feb'v !, 1879.
GEO W PERRY,
sahs. .s.ha, County Iudsr.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
Items from Duluth Papers.

From The Herald of Feb 22
Rev. Mr.. Chaffee preached MS
first sermon i'll Duluth, yesterday,
and much edited his hearers. lie
i a divine OF marked abilily.
PressneT, of The Mi"nesotian,
is to be G.,angrr, having already
erected his palace on his soldier :
cia,tn near the great ti>h'ng resort
Pike Lake. Tie Captain is de'er-
mined 10 have provisions close at
hand.
Mr.. George 3 'rnum. who lett heie
week ago. tor Thunder Bay, re
turned home on Saturday, having
rou. down the lake As far IA the Ice
would permit, some 65 miles. The
shore trail was lmpassib.e, the sno"
briuo six or seven feet deep end 'h'
pathway unbrokep. He met th'
Canadian engineers twenty miles
from Duluth.
From The Minnesotan.
| 4 ear load Of wheat was sh'ppe
f from Wyoming, on the Lake o"pe
:, rior g. Mississippi Railroad, o
i, Tuesday. destined TO St. Peter
i. contribution of the Swedish settle
;, At Centre City and neishborhoad
5, the crasshopper sufferers. Superb
| tendent Smith kindly granted trt
4. transportation.
al AT Ashland, on Thursday eve
ing, February llth, 1875, at the ie