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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-28

LONDON, Nov 2S.-The Filaolscier saws il is
understood that the German government
will sell no more silver in this market under
sd. per ounce
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NEW YORK, Nov. "A Raleigh special
70 the Herald says: Col. Thos. b. Keoeh.
chairman OF the republican state Committee.
Brogden against the announcement IN the
vote OF North Carolina for Presidential elec-
tors. He enumsrates twenty-three counfies
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Reef-ROOt Cron
German SILVER.

MANCHESTER. Nov. 2s.-The Guarded
says the beet-roOt crop I'm Germany. as well
a. i'm France, seems TO be a complete failure
this year.
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Reduced Prices.
HEAVY BLUE cHINcILLA ovERcoAr,
GERMANIA DIAMOND FUR BEAVER,
poBsoSs STRIPED FGR BEAVER,
LiPfErrs FANCY F sIs BEAVER 'Blue1
FLORENCE BLUE, BLK & CROWN BEAVER,
SIS.
SIBERIA HEAVY RIBBED FUR BEAVER,
sis.
IMPD WEST OF ENGLAND PLAIN BEAVER,
$40.
ROYAL ERMINE FUR BEAVER,
S25.
SUITS.
UxBRIpGE ENGLISH woRSTED,
yELOuRs FRENCH DIAGONAL wORsTED,
S22.
ELBoEUF FRENCH CASHMERE,
$40.
BURLINGTON BLUE MOSCOW BEAVER,
EDw. HARRIS VELVET FINISH CASHMERE,
CHASE ENGLISH STRIPE,
s16.
ROYs CHECK wORsrED,
SIS.
GLOBE MILLS PLAID CASHMERE,
S1f.
BULLOCKs BLACK AND BROWN PLAID,
els.
LONDON BASKET WORsTED,
SIG.
RUSSELL DARK PLAID CASHMERE,
s11.
IRON CLAD STEEL CASHMERE
SI0.
WOODWARD BLACK EIREED CASHMERE,
ALL WOOL WINTER PANrALOoNs.
From $3.50 TO IS
Call aud Examine.
A. sTRAUS,
POPULAR CLoTHIER,
nov1-r 1011 Pennsylvania seynue.
PURE ORANGE COUNTY ICE
- CREAM,
fla, COFFEE.
CHOCOLATE RUsE
81 FrSSELL.S. I427 New York ave.
sthd IN Thanksgiving orders early noy256t
No HUNBUG-L RICE will pay a fair cash
~ pFies Tor any Kind q LADIES. Gents and Child
~ SECOND HAND CLOTHING, BOOTS,
rhOkcs &C. e23 IN street, between and @ south
Note D. nal promptly attended nzylly
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GEN. WHITAKER FINED ss5o.-Thetrial M
Gen. w alter Z. Whitaker on charge OF mali
clonsly wounding Richard Ten Brock, me
10 an end I'm the Circuit Court veetcrtiav. ne
Jury rendered verdict OF guilty and nninG
whitaker S350--l Louisville Cbsu5c-yosuadZ
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ANOTHER GIFT FROM Mr.. CoRcoRAS.-
"A letter from the University OF Virginia 20 a
citlzen OF Lynchbnrg states that Mr.. W. w.
Corcoran, OF Washington city, has presentfd
through Hon. A. III. II. Stuart, rector, the
sum OF $1,000 TO the university, i'm addition
70 tne hNe thousand recently given by him 10
me library. The fifty thousand will be APP
pied 10 the endowment OF the schools OF
history and literature and moral philosophy.
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UNDER THE CIVIL DAMAGES Acr.-Tbe
second of the cases Of Mrs. Francis Wagon
heiser against the liquor dealers OF Green
port, l.. l., under the Civil Damages act 70 re-
cover for the alleged loss OF support resulfins
from her husbands drinking prope1rsItie<
was tried before Justice Tunison, last week
IN Y. Sun, Zfh.
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Whisky drinkers drink more water Than
temperance people do.
ga Chinese Ei,och Arden compromised
with his successor for So
n%Parisians complain OF dull times be-
cause there are few Americans I'm the city.
n%It only costs frncfion over II cent? =
day % keep tbe New Jersey state prlsonerr.
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dull, and even more depressed than at this
time last week. The auction sales OF coal al
New York by the Pennsylvania coal COM
pany, on Tuesday last, of 20 90 tons. and of
100 go tons by the Delaware l.aclxawanna and
western coal company the day following. re-
suited IN crushing cut what liltle OF life had
been left i'm the coal market. As was antici-
pated by many intelligent persons I'm the
trade, the prices realized were at a decline
pretty much throughout the several sizes OF
coal, that sold by the Pennsylvania coal COM
pany declining most on the last previous sale
by that company. The prices realized by the
Delaware Lackawanna and Western COM
pany, by reason of its claim 10 a better quali-
~ of coal, were more nearly up TO it, prices
OF last month, but still considerably lower
Iohilo. Le,fntr. I'll
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. NOV. Cotton bu0y ant and higher;
micding, l2al2'E. Flour strong. quiet and un-
ehsnsed w, MhesiIpIime grade, siesd,; low aud
%; No do, essl q; Pennsylvania red lssal D
Mar land red, good 60 prime, sal a.; do. amber
l-45al a. do. white, 25sl As. corn-sou,hern, hrm;
demand moderate; western easier except for
sput " Inch l. steady ard nTn, southern white.
.oaS6, do yellow. Sa55, western mixed old, spot aud
November, 5ss; frst half Dcceu,ler So new, spO;
IS; December, O. a5g q January. 81 AS = Oats
quiet and steasiy-southern prime, snasoi western
white, p; do. mixed SsS Kye nfIn, T5a-1. Glover
secd. hrm and fairly active, u 6oalS0o. Hay steady
and unchanged Provisions .sinaliy unc hanged
Butter unchanged. Petroleum stlang--cruAe. I2.sa
RS. refined, 31si Coffee nominal. Whisky duh,
10. Receipts-flour, 500: Waest. - .sao: Corn,
5000; osts, 20o; Rye, DO. saiPnsuts-whesi
$3.50; Corn, 29tGo
BALTIMORE, Nov. &-Vs. skies. asfd, 6a[: Va
dull, l2al2S.
NEw YORK, Nov 2s.-stocks active with better
prices Money, 2ss. Gold, lOss<. Exchange, long,
~. short. ~. Governments active but lower.
NEW loRK. Nov. 2s.-Flour quiet aud I'M
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn duh
unchanged.
LoNDoN. Nov. .. l2.So ,. m.-Consols. ask for
money aud the scctsuut; 4. :. bonds. Is61 = aaiS
100 :. l011s. Erie. o., preferred. 10.
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WAR MATERIAL FOR WAsHINcr r,,rv
The City OF Troy took to New ork on FRIDAY
night section Of artillery, fifty-six boxes OF
shells, twenty-seven boxes of ordnance stores
zen barrels or blank cartridges, and ifty-six
TO Col. Ramsey, Fort McHenry, Maryland,
and 10 the commanding officer at Washing
toni Troy Times
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DEATH TERMINATES DIVORCE PROCEED
INGs.-Flora Muybridge instituted proceed
ing against her husband, +. j. Muybridge
two years ago, for a divorce, but before the
case reached an issue I'm the courts the plain
tiff died. Judge Wheeler supposed that the
proceedings would rest there, but her counsel
comes in now and moves 20 form a supple
mental complaint. The court denied The mo-
tion.-ISda Ff0sactSc0 Bsdlefia
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says. The ofiicial vote, footed mp to-day.
gives Tilden 133, 1e6; Hayes, e9,566; Porter,
12s ,7s0; Thomas, % ,6s5; Nancy, f0.fS6; Yard
~. 2,lS5 total vote, 2l0036. In the LIST dis
trict, Randolph, rep, received - SO; McFar-
land, dem., II, 2l5. Certificates will be ISSUED
10 Congressman and members Of the legisla-
ture elect tomorrow
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A NEGRO ARRESTED FOR RoBBING "Stry-
SET, Cox-Two weeks ago Mr.. 8. s. Cox, OF
no. Is east 18th street, was robbed by Will
liam White, young mulatto waiter of lew
elry and other articles worth $780, The case
was given TO Captain Byrnes and detective
Sieyln, OF the 18th precinct, who last might
that he sold the stolen properly i'm Philadel.
phia-TN T. World 2,fb
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The Herdid's Columbia correspondent saws:
General Kruger arrived here at twenty min
utes past 10 p. m; partook Of supper. and inn
medlately went TO camp. At midnight three
companies OF infantry were marched into the
state-hOuSe. where they are Quarfared
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CHARLESTON, y G., Nov. 2o.-At midnight
the State House in Columbia was occupied
by federal troops, who camped i'm the rotunda
and Kept the doors barred. This morning
Gordon of sentinels was formed around the
building, and admittance denied to all except
those having passes from Gov. Chambcrlain's
private secretary, w. X. Jones. The streets
of Columbia are crowded with people from
all parts OF The state. Quiet reigns, but the
excitement is intense
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CoLUMBIA, =. G., Nov. 2s.-The house
burned on Friday last. miles from this city,
was the property OF the sisters of General
Wade Hampton, but was occupied by him
and known n his hOnSa
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An Editor Prosecuted for COntempt Of

Proceedings for contempt were entered IL
Thompson, editor of the Union Herald, fol
comments upon the action OF the court in
committing the board OF canvassers TO pri
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20 which he Objects on the grounIof fIiccar
returns. He claims that the throwing out .
these counties will, with the OMISSION ofefrh.
counties not heard from. give the STATE 10
Hayes. Col. keoch furthermore alleges hat
VIM. r. Glenn, a democratic elecfor fronf
lifh district, IL Ineligible being a commits
stoner under ufe act cStabl shiny the southern
claims commissioner.
sc1eral shcrtdsn ssoes NORTH
INV YORK, Nov. She 1sibsose's New
Orleans dispatch reports that Gen. sheridan
was called 90 Chicago by sickness In his fam-
lily. His chief OF staff, Gen. Forsyth, re-
within few days. II IL reported on the
authority Of Gov. kellogg that orders have
been issued nom the War department In re-
gard 10 the disposition and use OF troops In
this state similar 20 those sent 10 GENERAL
Kruger In South Carolina Gen. sheridan re-
mains I'm immetiate command, and A. In
communication with officers herr az every
station al which the train ON which he gosS
north halts.
FLORIDA.
4 Mighty G1e~e Vote.
NEW YORK, Nov. &.-The HcTuhrs ralla-
hassee correspondent says Governor SteaTns
claims that the face OF the returns will show
- majority for Hayes. The democrats still
claim Isl majority tor Tilden. There il not a
oiuefence OF 10 votes between any Of the elect
orr ~ "a discovered this morning that the
official returns from Dade county are not in
Dade has never voted over thirty votes i'm ar
There are several hundred Indians though,
IN TIE county who have never voted although
The law allows them the privilege.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To.DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S143, 1914; customs, s3I6, 1854
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
Tor redemption amounted to s421 ,459.
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AT THE WHITE House. Hon. Caleb
Cushing, Senators Morton and West, and
Generals Sickles and Finley had interviews
with the President to-day.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT TO-DAY.
The Disputed Deleg alton not Admit.
ted to the state House.

There Is great excitement here to-day. L
=. troops have possession of the state house
and have refused admission TO the Edgefield
and IaurenS DELEGATIONS
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PACIFIC RAILROAD MEAsURENENTs.-
The board of army officers sent under a reso-
luton of Congress to resurvey the Pacific
railroads have completed their work and
submitted report. They find only differ
ence OF quarter of a mile between the sur
vey made by them and the one made by the
company. Such discrepancy, they say. is
POSSIBLE, owing 10 the depression of the road
since it was first surveyed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

DECEMBER 4-The greatest of plays-"The Two
Orphans now tr
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kilograms to The Star.
THE GREAT CONTEST.
SOUTH CAROLINA EXCITED.
TROOPS IN TEE STATE HOUSE.
DEMOCRATS WITHDRAW.
ASSEMBLING OF TINE LEGISLATURE
FLoRIDA's CLOSE VOTE.
North Carolina Claimed for Hayes.
GOV. HAYES WILL STICK.
Withdrawal Story Contradicted.
North Carolina Claimed for Hayes
GOV. HAYES WILL STICK.
Withdrawal Story Contradicted.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
General Ha" wtOn.S MSSfnLa


The Ifibt1le'S Columbia correspondent tele-
graphs that the democrats attempted 10 take
possession of the chamber of the house last
evening, but finally abandoned il upon infor-
nation that a guard of United States troops
would be put I'm charge OF the building in the
night
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Every Garment Of the newest style and the
goods OF the latest pattern. design and made in
most excellent manner for the present seasons
trade.
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NAVAL Commander VIM. F..
Fitzhugh ordered TO examination for promo
ton, 4th December; Master Marcus ID. Hyde
to the nautical school ship jamestown at
San Francisco; Assistant Paymaster n. r.
Brown To the Ranger at League Island; Mid
shiIman Richard III. Townley detached from
the receiving ship Independence and ordered
To the nautical school ship Jamestown
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The CABINET MEETING To-day was short,
all the members were present except Secre-
tary Robson. The situation of affairs in
South Carolina was discussed.
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No MEETING of the House Committee on
appropriations was held to-day. Cause: Too
many members watching a fair count.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-09

The furlough Of the editor OF
this paper having expired, and
nothing having been heard from
him, or'the goose quill it was assert
ed he took along, the "soggy man.
a la DR.. Parker-hereby author
ICES any express company or any
other man, to label and consign him
to this office, wherever he may be
found. Charges paid here, but not
by the pound.
The Duluth Tribune notices the
arrival of Geo. Z. Wheeler from
Vermi.lion, and says he came down
in accordance with a citation served
upon him from the Indian agent, to
answer charges that have been pre-
ferred against him, as it is under
stood, by Vincent Roy, of Superior.
The charges consist, we believe, OF
having acted as trader while under
the employ of the government, and
of interfering, or attempting ointer.
fere with the making out of the an
nuity, or pay rolls, and one or two
other trivial charges of a similar
character. George says that he is
ready TO be investigated, and that
if he can't prove himself clear h,
don't want a cent!
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he was victim of dissipation,
which was plainly visible IN his dis
figured face, still it was easy to see
that Murphy was not what he
seemed to be, and that though
drink had reduced him very much
in the social scale, he had seen
better days The idoIlzed son OF
loving mother. he deserted her
rehnet root, in Philadelphia, to be-
come wandering vagabond. The
man knew he was Il slave to drink,
but was not lost to ali shame, for
ht lett the city where bis family
resided and sought TO hide his
downward course IN the far North
west, where he WAS not known.
After drifting from place to place,
he finally brought up Ia this locality.
A few months battling around
Eere with whisky resulted in h $
complete overthrow both physic lily
nd mentally With 40 Kindred or
friends TO extend helping hand
and keep HIM from dying on the
street Ike dog, the poor-hou>e
afforded him HI asylum. There he
remaloed for months, or un ii death
came TO his rescue. Murphy was
buried at the expense of e county.
His fellow unto'tunateS at the poor
house We're the only ones that were
with hun when he passed away.
To them he Was indebted or all the
consolation he received before
yielding up his spirit. While poor
Murphy was dying frienljeSs and
alone IN an aim house up hire, his
mother, living in affiuence i'll Phila-
del pha, was mourning his absence
Tie took care to ke,p his family h S
tory to himself, and hid all traces
OF his whereabouts from his kindred
tor his mother died two or three
years after he did, leaving bin al
ample fortune amounting to seyera
thousand dollars 1t was only
lately. alter long search, that his
n1ends got on the track of tie dead
prodlsal, and they are now in com
mnnlcatlOn with the county author
tiles with a view tohave his remains
removed from this section to hi,
once home-Philndrlphia Bits o
+" history are coming I" the sur
face every day, which in the hand,
OF the skiIliul romancer could be
worked up into chapters of painful
interest. MurphN's career is one "t
them. Thank God his poor mo, he,
died ignorant Of the fact that hcl
beloved ssh filed an unknown pau
per'> grave on the distant shores 81
Lake >upeIlor.-II"ughron Gazette
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making a total of S4l S. or a sixth
of the whole charge (s36o-4o from
Hamilton to Winnipeg. Such a
rate of charges upon large ship
ments is an intolerable burthen; in
the case of poor emigrant the
burthen is infinitely worse, and
probably redonbled We believe
they charge $500 for stealing a
single package of bonded goods.
In the case of poor family, after
the charges for storage. brokerage
elc., they might rs well add another
for steaIage and keep the whole
Winnepeg Free Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-09

Our neighbo-s of Duluth seem
bent upon killing the goose that
lays the golden egg" or driving il
elsewhere to lay. At the present
time they possess monopoly of
our carrying trade during the sum-
mer months; but the exorlitant
charges to which they subject our
commerce are almost prohlbitory,
and will act as an incentive to
hasten forward to completion of the
Thunder Bay route as fast as posi-
BILE. We were shown a bill Of
charges upon shipment Of bonded
goods amounting to eight tons, re-
ceived here last fall, upon which
the charges for handling at Duluth,
while in transfer, consisted of:
For custom house handling, s28.92;
brokerage. 81; storage $500;
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-09
SU M MON s.

som eoar :" # b,Ie,,. In Circuit Court.
john Ma'ks, plat, tf against Gecr.e c. BocIoGson,
Defendant
The Of Wisconsin to the above>nam ed defendant
YIN are hereby summoned aud required ~
the complaint e john Marks, the plaintiff in the
above enttIe action, which said complaint is flied
tue CfIi # the CI TX Of the Circuit Court in and
for tile ouuty of Douglas, IN the town of sup rior
and t" ,'py of ynur answer on my flee
in aid town within twenty days alter the service If
this summons, exclusive Jf the day Of service and II
yu til I" answer sad compliant hereby requi ed
the plaintiff will take judgment against You for the
sum of f,ur-hundr.d aud nineteen dollars and six V
five cents aud int, thereDI-at the OF twelve
per cent. per .nuum from the IwenCy>nlnth day Of
JUNE, A. D.. 1875 beside costs.
Dated January 18th, 1876.
jan13t7 THOS. CLARK,
Plaintiffs Attorney, superior, Wis.
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stRATTLE his bones Over +

''RATTLE his bones over the
stones, he's naught but a pauper
that nobody owns - The old res
idents of this place may remember
a man who lived here some wears
ago named Murphy. While in town
he was employed tor time in one
or two public-houess, and although
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of votes set opposite:

We'll may Superior say, things
are working" We do not propose
uttering one word to raise false
hopes, but do feel fully warranted in
assuring our people that Superior's
prospects have frightened very ma
terially during the past few months,
and We have every confidence that
they will continue to brighten. A
word TO the wise should be sufficisn
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SUPERIOR, THURSDAY, MAR 9, 1875.

The " eiIand., of Beaver Bay,
report the ice as extending below
Pigeon River on the North Shore
The Rev. c. c. Salter, pastor
of the Congregational Church at
Duluth has resigned on account of
Ill health.
SAFE.-It is safe to say that no
better Saleratus can be made than
D. B. DeLan & Co.'S Best Chemi-
"a! Besides it is full weight.
collins gave another exhibition
Of his panorama on last Thursday
evening; and is now making tour
of the Northern Pacific with his
show.
The bill to remit a portion of
our State tax for 1875 passed the
Assembly on the 4th, but as yet we
are not advised Of the concurrence
of the Senate.
Ii is to be hoped that the old
saw in regard to March weather
will prove true this time. Any
more disagreeable weather than the
first ten days in March we have no
use for.
In the light of the recent devel-
opments in the ways that are dark
in the transactions of Gen. Belknap,
it isnot now near so hard to ac-
count for his actions three years
ago in regard to the Duluth canal.
Those who patronize Foot &
Walkers line in going to Duluth,
will be glad to know the wire
foot bridge across the canal is TO be
replaced. The big storm left only
the wire cables and a few Of the
suspension rods.
His honor, Judge Clough call
ed upon We local Tuesday. lie had
just returned from brief trip to
Madison, and reports the Capital
City quiet. Tie is looking we'll and
his many friends in this section are
glad to meet him Polk County
Press.
The friends in Superior of Mrs.
Webb Carleton, of Fondulac, will
learn with regret of the extreme
strait her husbands long sickness
has brought the family-dependent
upon the bounty of friends and aid
from the County, and yet suffering
for the absolute necessaries of life.
The counties CT Chippewa and
Barron have been added to this iu-
dicial circuit, more than doubling
the work to be done by the judge to
be elected April 4th. The terms of
court in this county are changed to
the third Monday in April and the
first Monday in October.
The bank war in Duluth is be-
coming irrepressibls and bitter
from all accounts. Who will be
the real victims it is hard to tell,
but from present appearances it
would seem both parties have come
out second best-the bank having
yesterday we learn closed its doors.
We give elsewhere from the
Houghton Gazette a pathetic ac-
count of the sad end of poor Hugh
Murphy. Although inaccurate in
some respects, it will remind many
of the old pioneers here of this
man who was his own worst enemy.
We will not spoil the piece by com
ment.
"(ZEB CRUMMEr)" says that at a
public installation of the officers of
lodge Of the |. o. of O. F., bro
Their admonished the officers elect
that hereafter itwould be pre1iqatory
upon them to attend every meeting
and thus do homer to the banner
upon which was traced the letters
Friends hep, L.u-v and
T-r-u-e-t-h.
This the eleventh juditi al cir
cult is composed of the following
counties, which last fall cast the
number of votes set opposite:
. "
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-03-09
Plots Star Organs

Are as perfect parlor organs as are manufactured
Correspondence solicited with organists, musicians
and the trade. Address, EDWARD PLOTS. Wash
iAgasa. ~.