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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-07-28
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The more discouraging the times of
to-day, the greater the revival when
1t comes and the sooner it will
arrive Chicago Journal Of Com
nperce.
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pL0TTS' ) ORGANS

Agents supplied al figures that defy competition
for the same class Of instruments. Try ons. Al
dress EDWARD PLOTS. Warrington \ J.
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Chicago & North Western Railway.

Close connections are made at Chicago with the
l. 'ks Shore Michigan Southern, Michigan Central
BaIttm re Ohio, PITT burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Kankakee Line and II Handle Routes for all
points EAST and SOUTHEAST aud with the
Chicago Alton and Iliinos Central for all points
SOUTH.
Close connections are also ma e with the Union
Pacific r. r. at Omaha for al far West points.
C1oss coiuectiots are nsade at junction points
mil t.nil.x nf III L...nv. FILL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-07-28
Chicago & North
western RAILWAY.

Passengers for CHICAGO, Detroit Toledo. CIeve-
land, Buffalo, Niagara Pals rittsLurg, Cincinnati
Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec, Port
Washington. ST. Loai, Cairo, san Francisco Sacra>
mento Ogden, Salt Lake City, Denver Council Bluffs
Sioux City, St. Paul, Muq iot'e Escauaba Menasha
Madison, Cheyenne, Omaha, Yankton Winopa, Du-
luth, Green Bay, Milwaukee, aud all points North,
West, South AMI East should buy their tickets via
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-07-28
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
T,nt, s n-11 SIS In Circuit Court

County Us of SiS9DHsiN Douglas In Circuit Court
william Chalmers, Plaintiff, against Herman Bisbee
Hiram A. Comstock, Abraham Bailey Eliza M
Comstock, Lynwood Comstock and Sadie L. Com.
stock, Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the above named Defend
ants.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in this action which
was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circut
Court for Douglas County on the 1Ith day of Nav
A d. 1876 and you required to a copy of YOUR
answer to said complaint on the subscriber at his office
In superior Douglas County, Wisconsin, within twenty
Gays after the service of this summons you excu-
sNe OF the day OF such service; and if you fail
sWer the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
plantlf IN this &C ton will apply to the Court the
relief demanded in the said complaint
Witness the Hon. 5. H. Clougb Judge of said Court
at Superior in said County, this 18th day of May
A. ID. 1876.
H. HAYES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
h'ylZt' Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-07-28

Day Express daily except Sundays. Night Fx-
press daily except Saturdays
Trains connect at White Bear Lake with trains
for Saltwater and Minneapolis; and the N P.
Junction with Northern Pacific
Gre. H. SMITH, Genl Supt
THos Brennan Asst Supt
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Eastern and Southern Points.

II is the my Northwestern Line connecting in
same depot in ''h ctgo viii any Of the great E'stern
or southern Lines, and i the conveniently To-
ctt"d with reference n reaching any Depot, Uote!
or Place 4 Business in that city
CHIcAGo DEPur Corner Caa,l and West Madison
Sts. Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all prtS Of the
City constantly passing.
CHICAGO CRY OFFICE -6f and g Clark St.
MLwAUKEg DEPor:-Co ucr Reed and South Water
Streets. ,rse Cars Onni bus Lines running
regularly thercffom to principal ,rts of the City.
Cry IIckET OFFICE Too East Water Street cor
Wisconsin st.
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Mill on Conn er's Point

or the manufacture of lumber and timber of
ali KINDS, and always keep on hand full sup
ply, oota green and seasoned, so that we are
enaoleo TO hll all orders at very short notice
our location on Conner's Point, with our
uoch on the steamboat channel, gives US SUI
Perior cohVenienees for filing orders from
Duiutn or points along the river or along the
line of the Northern Pacific.
We pay particular attention to saving
timoers for houses, docks, bridges, 81.
syrl57l
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THE ONLY THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
Minneapolis, St. Paul. Milwaukee
And CHICAGO.

THROUGH PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
DAY COACHES.
With all the best modern Improvements for safety
AM camfsrt with Steel Rail Track, heavy Gravel
htllaSt AMI free from dust.
A. V IL. CARPENTER
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
:. 5. MERRILL, JN0 C. GAULT,
Gem Manag~r. Asst GaRI Manager.
1S-rar3nv1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-07-28
SIDDAIL'S
MAGNETIC SOAP.
The Cheapest Soap that can be used,
for the following reasons.

1st.-One bar will go far two of any other
2d.-0nly half tho usual rubbing being required
there is saving of more than the entire cost
of the Soap in labor alone
81 The clio hes are made SWEET, CLEAN and
WHITE without BOILING or SCALDISG, thus all
injury TO them is avoided. There is a saving
in fuel and hard work, and the washing is done
in about half the usual time.
1t is also guaranteed under penalty of fifty dol
lars not to iujure the clothes hands, and
tIal will enable any person to ascertain the truth OF
these statemtnts it would never pay the proprietor
to engage in extensive system of advertising and
claim such decided merit for his Soap unless he knew
from positive experience that it would proveto be in
every respect what is claimed for 1t.
This is also superior Soap for Toilet and Shaving
purposes
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

affects the individual interests, diVctly
or indirectly. Of every man. womS and
child In the country. This is bowit
came about:
THE STATE OF MISSOURI
having passed Law Discriminating in
favor OF the goods, wares andherchan-'
disc. which arc the growth. pJduct and
manufacture Of that State against those
OF other States, q sewing mchine ped
lar Was arrested and indicted under that
law. for selling. without slicense. dis
wares, which we're manuta0klred beyond
the limits Of Missouri. IN conviction.
he was fined $50. and q.nmittod until
payment. The Supreme Court Of Mis-
souri, affirmed that judgqcnt. The case
was brought up. in erropto the Supreme
Court Of the United Sites. which over.
rules the decision OF ,hc Court below.
and decides rs follows
a license tax requied for the sale OF
goods, is in effect. u tx upon the goods
themselves. A stfute of Missouri
which requires tho Hyment Of a license
tax from persons Hfo deal in the sale
OF goods, wares and merchandise which
are not the growth produce, or manu-
facture Of the Stat. by going from place
to place To sell tie same in the State.
and requires no such license tax from
persons selling IN a similar way goods
which arc the growth. produce, or man.
ufacturc of the State. is In conflict with
the power vcstsd in Congress 10 regu-
late commerce. with foreign nations n.
mong the SEVERAL States. The power
was invested IN Congress to ensure uni.
formity ofcohmercial regulation against
discriminating State legislation. !. GOV.
ers properiyiwhich is transported rs an
article Of commerce from foreign coun.
tries, or among the States. from hostile
or interfering State legislation until il
has mingled With and become n part Of
the general property of the country. and
protects Il. even after il has entered
State, from any burdens imposed by rea-
son of its foreign origin. The inaciion
of Congress in prescribing rules TO gov.
ern Interstate commerce is equivnlen, to
its declaration that such commerce shall
be free from any restrictions. IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
Tho Easton Poisoning Case.

EAsroN, Pa, June g. Moses Schug,
another member OF the family recently
poisoned, has died since yesterday. ma
king the third death. The coroner's in.
quest. which is still in session. ELECTS
the fact that arsenic was the poison used.
and that there was enough poison in the
coffee drank by the unfortunate family
to have killed a hundred people. The
money was stolen from the house. while
large amount of Government bonds
and other securities were left untouched.
This evening the coroners jury re.
turned verdict that Martin J. ..aros.
Mary Ann Laros and Moses Sehug died
from poison administered BIZ Allen c..
Laros. The person so accused is n
school teacher, and son of Martin and
Mary Ann Laros. both Of whom are a.
mong the victims. Since his arrest he
mas confessed that he gave The poison
To his father, mother and Mr.. Scl,uy.
and his sole object was TO obtain nos.
session of their money.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
~ Thousands OF RcnuhIicnns W,

~ Thousands Of Republicans would
vote for Tildcn as opposed to almost
any other prominent Republican aspi.
rant than Bristow, and Democrats all
over the country would vote for Bristow
should their own party nominate man
less distinctiycly associated with the
work Of reform. The great mass of in.
dependent voters would vote for either
Of these candidates should but one be
placed in nomination san Fyo9,cjsco
(nN. Rcp.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

WALKING on WArER.-A Noyr1
EXrEEMENr.--Dr. A. ID. Barrett. Of
Portsmouth, hss been experimenting
with an apparatus for walking on the
water. 1t is made OF iron and weiqbs
sixty pounds. There are two six.;nch
air-tight iron cylinders which are capa.
BILE OF Heating two hundred pounds
The cylinders arc four feet apart and
fastened together with iron braccs.which
como up abreast the hips and holds the
body III position, the feet resting level
with the water, and two swingiuS stiIfs
which are attached 20 the iron braces,
There are ingenious contrivanccs on the
bottom Of The stills TO keep the feet from
slipping through the water and every
step must send the machine ahead. DR..
Jarrett was walking on the water the
other morning, and says that he will
walk from Portsmouth, to Norfolk "a
soon rs he gets the machine Go work
pcr'cctly.--NorfDW L,ndn,orF.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

REPUBLICAN, IosTILITY TO MH. FAULK.
SER.-Mr. Faulkner's arraignmen. of
Minister ScLenck has brought the whole
vulgar battery Of the official organ Of
the administration at Washington upon
him The National Republicans OF Tues.
day last contains whole column OF
sc1rriious blackguardism. IL. falsely
charges him with acting in the interests
OF the rebels whilst ie was Minister TO
France, with a great deal other ba,der.
clash about his connection with the Con
federatc cause, but cites no facts. and
merely INDUCES in gross personal abuse.
such malignant vitnpcration can only
add 10 the estimate ia which the d,.u.,.
Gratis hold Mr.. Faulkner. IL shows two
facts very conclusirely: first, that the
administration organ would crush him
ny its hostility if it were in its power to
DO 50. Secondly, that it can find moth.
ing in his record which can be made The
subject OF assault except his connection
WIN the Confederate cause. The article
IN the RepuItIcan concludes as follows (:
-CharleSi0lca Free Pres.
lon had the andacity to stand mn in
Congress and tell us about the ruins or
llarper's Ferry and your ''impoverished
constituents as il this ruin and poverty
had been caused by something the Fed.
eral Government had done. You and
Dad mcn like you, were the cause of all
the ruin and poverty 50 offensive TO the
eye at that place. Does this simple fact
never occur to you, never rise up and
smitc your conscience, As you pass over
these ruins and look your impoverished
constituents in the face?
When You were urging the censure Of
General Schenck the other day. rs n
member Of the Committee on Forcion
Affairs. for the interest he took in tho
Emma Mine while Minister n, the Cont
OF 81. james. did not Your conscience
npbraid you for your p!otting5 while
Minister at the Court Of st. Cloud arainst
the very existence of the Government
that IL was your duty TO represent ma
defend with your Ike? Did Won not
ieei that You were scarcely compctent
TO act in the case Oh. no of conrse
You did not. And that shows that yo,
are very bad man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
Commissioner Notice.
r. y. sherrard's trustees.

Il. y. Sherrard's trustees,
cR.
Y. II. Sherrard, &C, Is CnANcrEY.
gN pursusucs ~ decree Of he Circuit Cosi'
L Of the County % hampshire, meds 20 N.
qbOye named cause, I will, on NONDAii
orb day Of JUNE, 1876 al wy Uhcs ~ w
Iowa % homoey, proceed 80.
Fifst--To ascertain and audit The irseuE,
ness u y v. Sherrard - secured Ia ne Us'l
Tfas, ~ tlU and proceedings mentioned. .
secOua--fo settle snd srffsf iSe accoan"
TIE trustees aDdsS said Deed u 1fesi.
Third TO ascertain what smosut msy % ~
r. D Shsrfard from ssle of hand ia The c'l's
Alezsodcr, Guardian a.. Sheffafd, &C, IN.
~ Ni1srEl coputv, which r<ay - sutJec'
yrosni0us 81 SAID Deed u Trust "A,
Foutih-1o Sisfribaie the fsbds ~ nc o.
Of ibe Trustees sndrr The deeds siofessij a., -,
OK he snfount coming 10 y X Sbefrsfo y, 4,
sale ~ isnd aforesaid. which may be su'
the provisions of said deed u Uusi -'a''''
those ca Uilied lHefsfO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

roi0r, ,cih IRE gi,ss 0s,d freshness #
voHfh. Tim hdrs ridcicncd. fall
ing lrair checked, and badness often.
though not always, cured by ITS
usc. Nothing can restore the hair
where tlIe folliclos arc destroyed. or
the glands atrGpliiel and dccavpd
hut such Is remain can bc saved ily
this application, and stimulated into
activity. 80 iha. a new growth Of
hair is produced. Instead Of fouling
the hair with a pnsiy sediment. IL
viii keep Is clean sad ytgo70us. Ia
occasional use will present The hair
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a1dsconsequeriiY f1syrif ig,idncss.
The restoration ~ yjisliiy il gives
10 the scalp arrests afd y,gpysnf4
the formation Of dsHifnH. sbrh j.
often 80 unclcanly and offensive.
Free from those dclcterious snt
stances which make some preps-a,
tions dangerous, aud injurious % tie
hair. the Vigor can only benefit, but
no, harm IL. IL wanted merely for
4 HAIR DRESSING. nothing else
can be found 81 desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, it docs not
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
The Sun
FOR THE CAMPAIGNt

The events Of the Presidential campaign uA
he 80 faithfully and fully illustrated in IHg
NEW YORK sun as To commend IL To esnal
men of all PARTIES We will send THE WEN
Ky EDITION (eisbt p',ees) post paid from new
Ill after election for 20 cts: the SUNDAY Ed.
TON. same size. NJ 'be same price or The RAJ.
LY, four pages, for 81 90.
Additss THE Sun, New York Ctr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
NOTICE

All parties iatefssiei are hereby no''D.a
sreseui their claims before Iue At tie i'ss 4.
place above Specified Zoe adJadicaii'n 80.
siteud N whatever matters NAY be ~ v-s~'5
protect tseir own interest in toe pfss'sssf
JAMES PAkSONo'
Commissioned "a Cl,sBecry - g %
Msy ~, llsts.-
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Warranted Superior to all others.

The "TIGEE" is tho Self Dmmpipq
Rake that has had the Tea Thoasasd
Dollars Challenges open 10 re Wus.
to rake with 1t at any time. i'm Cea,ral
New York. The place TO be selected
bv Mr.. WIsNnR. the Pattentec OF "TllE
TIGER And rs vet has never beca
accepted.
PRYOR BOYD & Co.
GENERAL AGENTS.
Wheeling, VIVA
June 0, lS1C.--2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
For Tie Intelligence r.
sc SWEET A DREAM.
BY cxo. II. fi,aocr


So sweet ,'iean hnd, las, night,
OF lies fair sunny, joyous Spring,
OF youth huge tieasure-Loase vi hope,
Ere iis best hopes had taken wing.
q: schoolday friends. whose kiaily tones,
Alibo' uubeaid. for many year,
In we,l-tememhcred cadence fell
So weleomeiy upon my ear
There, tiiing ronr' The Christmas fie,
Tha, btsei so che.rily and high,
Were dear old mother aged sire
And laughing child rem. sitting nigh.
And as tie dim December sun
Sank slowly 10 the crin,n West,
fair ycang girl upon ne leaned,
10 Loves own attitude &C rest.
wake - IN carr, aud half paid toll
The look OF s,raug rs sill 10 n'p,
To keep The endless ireAdmill round
With dizzy head and weary Sect,
All me ihlt in s4ieh gIim ,tcs r,r'.
The Earth Paradise sbonid seem.
And we should feel Gli~fs sharpcsi siirg
To wrke and -hnd il 6at dren
slsnesviile, W. Va. 2asl Nay, -
Ia The PIN back ana the cor,r, hav-
ing failed to kill the ladies OF Mississ-
ippi. they have gone to chewing snuff.
The physicians are becoming al:.rine
over the prevalent use OF Il.
y gentleman in Daniury. Conn
has had perseverance enough TO lake tlt.
temperance pledge eiehty.tluec riine.
and break it cightytwo.
10 The difference between All over.
coat and a baby is: one you was and
the other YOU wear.
I-1 a dishonest grocer has be en- is ine
i'll weight for a customer.
IV Subscribers who promised TO pay
their subscription i'll wood, viii please
bring it along. We need it now.
~ During tho thunderstorm here on
Saturday last the lightning stuck Il tree
on the South Branch mountain, setting II
on fire.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
The Alpine Horn.

The Alpine horn ia All instrument
made Of the bark Of "a cherry tree, and.
like a speaking trumpet, is used TO con
yey sounds TO q great distance. When
the last rays Of the sun gild tho summit
Of the Alps, the shepherd who inhabitg
the highest peak OF these mountains
takes his horn, and cries with loud
voice, Praised be the Lord" As soon
as the rieghboring shepherds hear him
they leave their huts, and repeat these
words. The sounds arc prolonged ma
ny minutes. while the echoes OF the rocks
repeat tic name OF God. Imagination
cannof picture anything more solemn
and sublime than such a scene. During
the silence that succeeds the shepherds
bend their knee, aud pray in the open
arr then repair 20 their huts TO rest.
The sunlight gliding The tops Of these
Stupcndons mountains, upon which the
vault OF heaven seems TO rest, the mag
niiicent scenery around. and tho voices
Of the shepherds sounding from rock TO
rock the praise Of the Almighty. fiji the
mind Of every traveller with enthusiasm
and awe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
~ - q dav AT home. Agents wanted Out
eP - iii aud terms free.
True = CO, Augusta. Maine.

~ Visiting Cards. with your name finely
tU printed, seal ,cc 2sc. We have 200 s.rl.s
Agents Wnn'sd. Nine samples sent Tor stamp,
a. II. FULLER * Co, BroeK,on, Mas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

e. TO 500 per day ai home SamptI
R,) worth 81 free. SrlNSUN u CU PWt
aud, Maine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

A TEACHERS INSTITUTE conducted hT
a Professors Crags npd MctInusu, WI O.,
held al Romney, commencing on the -}'A !"
July, and ending on The 4ih ~ August.
80 The instruction 81 teachers u tie object a
the institute, we sincerely hope inat e',iy leafh
- Of Public Schools ~ the county. vii coasf'
cr himself IN duty, bonad 10 anen1. And -
ieel assured ih4t Abs who are prompted ~ Dos
inGHFR aoTIvEs n desire ~ herome neGu-is.''
with the best Methods 81 imf,artins iDsifaciiol
the government Of ecbpois the yfuI-r irStuies0
he youlh OF the country, sd iEei spd %
8inciang determination ~ became OTnslBent w
he profession, Will attend promptly 4ad chez
fully.
The teachers ~ the adjoining couDls iis
most cordially isyiteG to participate.
a. NJ. ALVERSON.
Nay 20, 1876. COuniy Sapornte nsea"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09
Mail Robberies

~. Louis, June For several years
depredations upon the mails have been
committed ut Mayfeld. Kansas. and =
number Of special agents have at differ.
eht times tried unsuccessrullv to break
them up. Two weeks ago Special Agent
Foster was detailed 20 ferret out the
matter. This morning the mail messep.
ger between the railroad depot and the
postof'icc at Mayfeld, named beaumont
who IS slso a leading man, and the pub.
Usher OF newspaper, and q man entire.
~ above suspicion was arrested and con.
icsscd to having robbed the mails. This
IS the second important detection and
arrest Of mail thieves made hy special
agent Foster, 4 former ono Parsons.
Kansas, and II is said more registered
package have been rined ut these points
than NJ any others in the west.
~ The storchousc of saac McInfurir.
n Aliens y Roads. in lhi, county. on
Friday night last, was forcibly entered.
robbed, set on fire and burnt with al its
contents. Ills loss is some 81 800. COY.
cred by an insurance for n small sum
No one slept i'm the store. which was
very near Mr.. Mclnturn'S dwelling.
house, and when tho fire was discovered
he found The door. which ho had locked
upon retiring. standing opca. and the
roof falling. lie was afraid % attcmpt
TO save any Of his stock on account Of
Ne coal oil and powder in q she'd nd.
joining the store. Boxes Of spoons and
knives and forks were found near the
ruins, showing that the burglars and fire
fends had more pIundor than they could
carry. This is one or tho most daring
ou'ragcs ever perpctratcd la our county,
and wo sincerely hope that those enga-
scd in 80 may be found aud punt he'd az
this crime dctcr, c. 80 Erouf Rpyof SrAt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

kEYsEE,-- Etho says that Joseph
{. mcCarty, Esq, has n vineyard of
about three acres. within the corporate
limits Of kcyscr, which is certainly a
success. u was started about 3 wears
Ago' and by proper management has
proved "a ycrv lucrative investment FOR
It's owner. ln one year the product Of
hi vineyard was fifteen hundred val.
ions Of wine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

y gentleman in Danbury. Conn
has had perseverance enough TO take tl'.
temperance pledge eiehty.tluoc iitre,
and break it cigIhy.two.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-06-09

Ia The PIN back AMI the cor4rt hav-
ing failed to kill the ladies' OF Mississ-
ippi. they have gone to chewing snuff.
The physicians are becoming ai;.rne
over the prevalent use OF Il.