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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1877-03-09
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stoned $therfntemperAnce or impro-
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. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best
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BEEI-NN'S
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
The undersigned wJHla iRso4n the 70 Young
men of Uetefane and Vicinity thai he has es-
tablished a Commercial College, in the city
of Chattanooga, for the purpose of teaching
the science OF Double Entry Book keeping in
all its various branches.
The course of lessons will embrace forms
adopted to Wholesale and Retail Compound
Partnership; Commission Sales, Accounts
Current Account Sales, Commercial Cores
pOndence, Mercantile Arithmetic, Pennman-
His plan ofteaehing Ia practical. No tex
books IRE used. Students will be require to
Keep Books jpst as they would be required
to do in a. Counting House, This enables
him to acquire the real practical knowledge
Of Keeping Books.
A course Of lessons can be completed in
from 6'to IL weeks. Time however is not
limited.
All viii find a thorough Guinness educa-
tion is of Importance, whether Farmer,
Merchant, 'Mechanicyo or Professional man. A
course OF lessons in this school will give the
student a thorough business education, ena-
bling him to take charge Of a set of books in
any Counting House, and conduct them with
confidence. .Ii.t
Tuition fee the course. $500 payable in
advance. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Penmanship extra, STUDENTS furnish Their
own books. Address, nab q
JEREMIAH Benin, PrincinaT
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Pills
idSPtiaPly cure the following diseases,
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.

In all diseases affecting these organs,
whether they secrete too much or too
little water; or whether they be attic
tea With stone OF grdTel, pr WITH a9ids.
and pains settled in the loins over the
regions of the kidneys, these Pills
be taken according to the prin-
ted directions, and the Ointment
should bewell rubbed into the small
Of the back at bed time. This tfeats
went will give almost immediate re-
lief when all other means have failed.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER NATIONAL (of Norfolk). Scott. from Santos
River In attempting to make Georgetown, Sc July IL
raL ashore on Goose Bank Her deck load was thrown
overheard and she into Georgetown where she
lay the 23d with her deck level with the Her
bottom will be examined AND cxulKed.
BARK BkRrnA MARIx. of Kingston Ja 10 the vessel
that WAS abandoned the voyage from Prince for
in gale SSW. in lat 35 20 Ion II 80
increased that they Obliged abandon
ship. she having feet of water in her.
BARK AUGUST FRIEDRICH Ger. from Singapore for New
York. which put into Cape Town March IL leaky WAS
ready for June 19 but the damaged havr
realized sutcient to defray tenders being
called for f20o to be secured by boCmry vessel and
cargo
ScHR ScULL ashore Block Island has been aban-
doned by the and underwriters be
auction 25th II lies the beach Her sails rigging,
cables anchors &c have been shipped to Philadelphia
Boston for Ms. lost tho Wolves in the
fog and was sold st auction July 23.
MAcmiAs Me. July 26-Schr II Wellman (of Calais),
Cove Boston, ashore the 2Oth Race Point
and will prove total loss There Is no insurance the
vessel The were saved.
NORFOLK, July % -Messrs Leigh Bros 4 Phelps will
sell today large lot OF wreck material saved from the
Norwegian bark AEow.
26th-A new sidewheel steamer. namo unknown. built
Be ach. ed for New York last evening:
tended for the Con " Island excursion business
New BEDFORD, July a6-The schr Major. In coming
through the draw evening" into schr
nah Brown and stove her rail-
Coop PASSAGES Ship Wildwood Capt II d Harmon.
lett the latter port April 26 making the passage u 9O
days.
July "a from San Francisco le the latter
stripping all vessels that left about the time from IL
to ~ days.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

T.yisr and sgssss; SoS G.ss lo' !, so;s" ds nearly
AsriSwALL. July 25-Arrived steamer Crescent chy'
y; S,rvss1 bark "A. Gray. rlu~~sr, Portland; u ,
Richmond Va, arrived i7th ready to leave Tor the west
CX..Anlxs, July ls-In port. bark IL Inssrsol for
.Dxx.RAnA. July s--Arrived. brig Morning Light. DILL
GIAscow. July l3-AnIvcd. ship Gienanet tBI. Hamil-
Iosc Kosc. June lo-In port snip Flsstwing. Guess,
Chartered Western Chief (Br,. for Ilolo aud
Usap. Iloo to United Kingdom or New York Or Boston
I'.!eooi sd steamer asse:dss oSsdsey New York
Xrr,vsc 2eth steamer Beta (Br). from st Thomas and
MosrREAL July 24-Arrived. steamer. Antoerat White
sen. Port Caledonia; schr Columbian. Cameron West
PAsAxA July t2-Arrived steamer sonth Carolina. Nor
PoRT sr.Is July e-Arrved. bark Zuma r). Peterson.
Grssnocf brig Charlotte Mclbsrr. Causon. Qasensown
boul. Cam Cork: brig St Louis. Thbauli, New York
Cleared 2sd, bark Hevershau,. poull sundsrl.nd.
Also cleared 23d mot arrived ship 1vol stuart Green
cck; brig Alcxina. gunther. Oporto
for AMOR; lsh Katie Ficfngsr Gilman Nssasaki 18th,
Alma LORD kesung
Sr PIERRE Mart. July is"in port, bark Manitou rrower
for Baltimore next day; brig Pearl Brghtman for New
sAcuA, July 2o-ssiled. schr Brigadier Norton, New
York. -
tBrl. Dunn. Phnadsphin; 10TH schr Bonnis Lass r).
tBr) McKear. Port I'm ii.
vxaA CRuz July port. schr John Merrill, Hulse
from New York, arrived sth
plain. fsIs BssnoTs S: ;s aad. Grace webster s. d.
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CLEARED.

Steamer SusviR (Ger. Franzen. Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cher bourg-Kunhardt Il Co .
steamer sarAtogs tnsw), sundberg' HAv~na-'smss
steamer City Off New YORK; Zimmerman. Hsvana-F Alex
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence Norfolk City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Stesmship Co.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards PhisdsiDhia-Jas a. Hand
Steamer Agnes smith. philadelphia s-Bogsrt Morgan.
Steamer Erancona Brase portlsndTJ ,.A Amss
Steamer Ellen Terry, Sayear, Providsncs--Josah j
White
Ship Midnight Tucker. Yokohama --Sster Livsrmore-
Ship Penthestlss (srj, Venters Liverpool R C0rtts
Ship Alfred snow. Robinson San Francsco--smonson
Bark sostrene (Nor), Foyne Liverpool-Funch. Edye
Bark Herxorg,n Anna cGer. nauth. Falmouth, E.
Bark Raifsse Ligure QtaD. Pogano Queen.towu Pal
mouth for orders j b Phillips 4 Son.
Bark Rosetta Ita Costs Queenstown or Fsimonth for
Bark trodrene lNor). Evensen. Chrstianstadt-Funch
BARK Marianina Galatola dtaD. Maucluo. saonca-
Bark Rosns ta. Palma. Algiers (Africa)-Lauro sto.
BARK Francesca r dtaD. CAlinno. Palma tMaj,rca,-A
Bark BRAZILIAN dBr) Cook. Bahia-Geo + Buley.
BAr< Klxa White. Norton. Poft Spain, Trin-Jones
Brig Grani tNoD Psdersen, stettin Funeh, Edys Co.
Brig Ysidors Honda tBr,, Sheppard. Hum.sOs. PR
schr Bessie Black Br. Ludlow st Lucis wI-Lssycrsft
Go.
schr Susan Ray. E.deott, Brunswick, 0a-wsrren
Schr Myrover. Brown. Charleston-Evaus. Ball l. Co.
Sehr Chancellor. Ferguson. Bsltino,s-Frauk Pidsson.
schr Peiro, Ke,iv Perth Ambey-wilson Godfrey.
Schr hste Scranton, Pond, CncAsviilo-H Jackson 4
schr Il 4 Forsyth. Aobb,e Now Haven-stsmoro Manu-.
featuring Co
schr Dart Campbe.. Bridreport-stsmiord Manuiactur
inx Co.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

ABERDEEN. July 25-Arrved, bark Atlanta ,Br), Gay,
Pensacola.
ANTWERP, July 2e--sslsd. bark Harriet Hickman (Br).
Smith. New York.
Sailed from Flushing 26th, bark Vanguard, Rykvogol.
New York.
ALxKnIA to July 20 Sailed brig Nstte. Macksy New
York (from Alicante).
BAncALoNA to July 2e-Arrivsd brig Elvira tsp, Leu
vadaga, New Orleans
BORDEAUX. July 26-Arnved. ship Mscaulay. Rodgers.
Baltimore.
CAxS. July 25-Arrived. brig Laura tBr. Sherwood.
st ohm, Nh
DRocHrpA. July 2s-Arrived- brig Sarah n Lorug. Lo.
ring. Bangor. No.
FALMOUTH. July 26-Arrived. bark Ukraine. Nocher,
sourabaya
GIBRALTAR. to July 2e-Arrved. brig Marsns. Deas.y.
New York.
GorrnSnuRc July 20 Arrived. bark City Of charlotte
town QBr). Scott, BALTIMORE.
GENOA to July 26-Arrived brig Banco tBr). Foster.
New York.
Hose Kosc. July ao-Arrv.d pr.vlously Dark O W
Cochrane. Givon, Liverpool.
HAvRx July eArrved, bark Scots Bay (Br) Murray,
New York
Ard Quebec 2eth ship ST Paul Williams San Francisco
bark Pauline (Br). Mitchell. Portland. Me- sehr Anna
Kranz. Purvere. New Orleans.
Also arrived 2eh ship City Of Brooklyn. Herriman NO.
bile
Sailed 2eth. ships North nmpton. Murphy Bath; William
(Br) Journeay Sandy Hook before reported 2isD bark
II l. Routh, Young, United States
Also sailed 2oth. ships woosung tBr). Fisher San Fran
cisco: Moonlight, waterhouse. Philadelphia.
LoSpoy, July 26-Arrived ship British Empire (Bp I,
Mather. New York.
Cleared 26th. ship Rhae stetson. New York; bark Ev.
viva (Norj. Pbaro. United states.
MORGAN PILL, July 2s-Arrved, brig Addis Benson t')
Mailett New York.
PEsAnrn ROADS, July 26-Arrived. ship Lady Cartior r
(Br), GriGiths. Pensacola.
PnASo to July 21-Arrived, bark Henry Gregg. Dyer,
New York
QurRSsrowS. July 25-Arrivod, ship Sarah Bell OBJ.
Dixon San Francsco barks Ssnsone tAus) CAppon and
Bartoomeo Danovaro Qta) Trabuco, Baltimore; Abra.
ham (Aus). vedos. New York; Volt Utab. Feugo, do;
Deyeti Dubrovack tAus). Knexevich do Figio (Aus)
Receveh do; Federico 10 svevo dab Blanchei do; Con-
doren Nor, Negiick San Francisco brig Dsuntiess (Br
Mcfarland, Now York; 26th ship Lauxdale (Br. Jenkin-
SON. San Francisco Messe tNor) Eyde. Beaufort.
So Chas Fobes Low Akysb, brig Cavaliere scardelii
Brj. Jewell, Beaufort, SC.
Sailed 29,h steamer Wyoming tBr, Jones from Liver
pooh. New York
Arrived 26th, midnight, steamer wisconsin (br), For
syth, Now York tor Liverpool land proceeded.
SLIGO July 22-Arved, brig beaver (Brj, Oneilet Que
bee
RAssoos TO July 25-saied. ship II Thomas, Nickes
Europe.
Woo. July 17-Arrved. bark Guchen Fr. Boulon. New
York.
VENICE to July 20-Arrivsd bark skerryvorc tBr)
| Craig, New York.
uunsr CASTLE. July 2o-Ths North German Lioyd'
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mile and three -GaArsers 312 Turning Into the lower
turn Ochlilree TOOK Vera Cruz by the head and ran
parallel with lin TO the pole The Time
Of the two miles 1888. Parole now was third, ne
having begun his run for the Cup After the horses
got into straight running Vera Cruz was In trouble.
and was soon passed oy Parole, who, coming
on IN gallant manner, picked up ION
al every stride, ana, finishing Ike racehorse, won
by two lengths, Ocntree four lengths m 'front.'
OF Abilene, The latter one length ahead OF vera SIu
The time OF tho race 4:0tl, which Is remarkapy
good considering tho weights Tom Ochtrce ran .ne
last two miles $3.50. and Parole ran the same ols-
tance IN 3:35 Musgns the distance nero zen
years ago. with lls lbs up, In 403 but he was Won
der on The turf at that time. Tho cup was worth
81 200. The following are the
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SAILED,

Steamers Erin :Br,. for Lendon: suevia tGer). Ham.
burg; State Of PennsyIvaniA B 0assow Csribel (Br.
Kingston, ia, 4e City Of New York, havan. Saratoga.
Marianna rorD. Lisbon; Cutwater. Batavia; Canoes
P"r. Landon; bsIks Aladdin Nor, Cork: rr.i Dnbro
Lyman Cam r). IIsmuurg: MJolnsr tNoD. Eronstadt;
Francesc Cilento Qta, Gibraltar; Gaxele Dener
Louis Grr City Point: briEs Hero (B Charleston SC
Tres Amelins tBr, Funchai Madeira lslands Augusta
(Swe) Baltimore.
Also sailsd Richmond. flor Norfolk; brig Rosario
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JULY 27 l877-TRPIE SHEET.

steamer Ohio Captain Meyer from BAmors July 10 for
Bremen passed here o'clock this morning having
In tow the same lines steamer Main Capt Rschmann.
which left New YORK July II for Bremen The Main lost
her propeller the 24th In LAT 40 80 Ion o. She
wastaken In tow the same day by the Ohio
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CRICKET NOTES.

The match between the second elevens Of the ST
George ana Staten Island clubs for yester
day has been indefinitely POSTPONED.
The match between the Manhattans and Unions, Of
Paterson, announced for to-day, 10 also postponed
for two weeks.
The Merton club, Of Philadelphia will play tho Man.
haitian club Friday, aud the Staten Island club on
Saturday. Augusta
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford July 26 bark Hsdlsv Cleveland
Barbados. with 100 bbs 81 and do VIII on board Sent
TO- brig Frances Barstow, Reed, and schr Rising Sun
Taylor b. who had spoken schr Amelia. Braley, nh.
previous, with rs bbl whale that they had
taken.
Arrived ut Provincetown July a. schr Grace Parker
Dyer from Charleston Grounds with 175 bhls and $50
do black Reports july l8 killed 115 bbs Of whale saved
bbs and gave the remainder the schr Amelia OF
New Bedford The Amelia had 800 bbls OF sperm.
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RACING IN CANADA.
leat. Divided the stakes.
OrrpEC. July 26. 1877.

QUEBEC, July 20, 1877.
The second days took place here to-day. Tho
weather was unfavorsble.
The first a hurdle race for $3.50 two-mile
dash eght hurdles, and won by Moonstone,
with Squire second and Gray Cloud third.
The Scurry race Tor purse OF 500, throequartcrs
OF a mile heats, was won by RevaL
The race Tor the Merchants purse Of $3.50, milo
heats, was won by Bombardier, with Moonstone Sec
opd and Godfinch Thru.
The Consolation purse was won by Hurricane
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Umpire-Mr. Bradbury.

Umpre-Mr. Bradbury.
Al Indianapolis the game between tho Indianapolis
and Cincinnati clubs nip and tuck up to the ninth
inning. when the indianapolis Club scored Ave runs
large amount Of money, at heavy odds, changed
hands on the result oil this game Following 10 the
score:-
Cincinnati ..............1 0 o o.
indianapolis. ............ 0 y U 90
Umprc-Mr. Higham.
The game which was to have been played at ST.
LOUIS between the ST. Louis and Boston clubs was
postponed account oil the strike on the Western
railroads. the B0stons being unable TO leave Indian
apos The Stars, OF Syracuse were also detained at
indianapolis and II the strike continues tho Stars ana
BOstons will play at indianapolis Today. H. however
the trains permitted to leave Indianapolis The ios-
tons Will play the St Louis Club ut St Louis today
and the Stars, Of Syracuse, with tho Aleghenys Ut
PIttsburg
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CANADIAN ORANGEMEN.

MONTREAL, July 20, 1877
Steps are being taken here by Catholics to prosecute
prominent Orangemen as members OF Illegal
stiop-secret societies being prohibited by law in this
Province. Mr.. Curran, Queens Counsel has been re-
tanned for the prosecution.
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SPOKEN.

Brig Spray Bloom. bound W. July lat 40 ~.
brig Spray Bloom Br) Ganlon, lett New York June ~ for
Bilboa
Brig Clytie. Dcw from New York for Demsrars July le
lat 81 % lon 50
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SUMMARY
BASEBALL.

The game at Chicago yesterday between the Chcagos
aud the Hartfords resulted in easy victory for the
former by tho following scorc:-
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MYSTIC PARK RACES.

BosroS, July 26, 1877.
rwotwenty -ninc class, purse $40o divided; 500
TO nrst $50 TO the second and $40 to the third
horse
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Steamer Neptune. Berry. New York for Boston.
steamer Albstros. Davis. New York for Fall kiveS
Sehr Astrs tBr) Hunter. Now York for st John. NIB.
Schr Benz English Chase. New York for New Bedford
sehr John Griffin, Could New York for DanyersPcrt
Schr A CHAPMAN. Smith, Now York for New London.
Sclr Nettie tn Brett. New York for ynrmoutn Ms
Schr Oakes Mathews. Clinton Point for Portland,
Me.
schr Addie NJ Bird, Fales. Rondout for salem.
SchrJ = Lanprey Gould. Elixabethport tor Boston.
sehr Smith futile, Southern. Port johnson for Piyn-
outh.
schr Sarah R Thomas Arnold, Philadslphis for Say
brook.
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schr Richard Hiii HASKELL Orient for Nev York.
schr Ansdir. Winters, kivcrhssd for New York
schr Lille Wells. Wells. East Greenwich Tor New
YORK. =
schr Owen Kinds, Glendenning. bridgeport for New
York
schr John Warren Nectar. City Island for New York.
BOUND EAST.
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AIlSCElxLANEOUJS.

MERIT APPRECIArED.-wE HAVE BEEN SHOWN
lN certificate given Dr. TOBIAS by Colonel ID. Nc.
Daniels who owns Of the fastest running horses Ia
the world. mmendng the Doctors VENETIAN HORSE
LINlMkNT and DERBY CONDITION POWDERS. Ne
satisfaction tor nearly thirty All the druggists keep
inau
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HAVANA LOrrERY-NExT DRAWING AUGUST z;
lextraoriinary, August 27 Spanish Gold and HsvAnS
Bank Bulls bought and sold drafts ON Hsvana Issued.
y. AARTINkZ CO.,
10 Wsii a. base1.hnA
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Watches

Waltham Watches
from s12, upwards.
Best quality p. s.
BARTLETT with chro-
nometor balance in 3
OF. case, reduced to S1o.
Ladies solid gold
American " a t C b e S
from $50, up.
Gents solid gold
A m erican Watches
from $50, up.
I send these watches
by express to any part
of the United States to
be fully examined be-
lore you pay any mon
ey; you do not pay the
express charges until
you conclude to keep
the watch. In buying
of first hands YOU save
from 90 to 80 per cent
from retail prices T
will send FREE my il
Illustrated c t alogueI
with prices of over 100
Waltham Watches of
all styles, and qualities
from the plainest to the
finest grades. It also
contains a list of par
ties for referenc who
have bought watches
from me in every State
and Territory in the
nniny hJ<J~1
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THE KANSAS PACIFIC
HO M EST LAD

Is published by the Land Department of the
Kansas Pacific Railway Company, to supply
the large and increasing demand for intor-
nation respecting KANSAS, and especially
tbs magnificent body of lands granted by
Congress in aid of the construction of its
road. This grant COMPRISES over
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EXCURSIONS TO THR Rocky
WORCESTERSHIRE Atkinson. To-
Ieka d Santa Fe Railroad has ar
ranged with the various railroad
lines in the country for special
round trip rates to the Rocky Noun
tains, and has secured the follow
ing rates to Denver, Colorado
Springs, Cannon City, Pueblo and
return: from Kansas City and
Atchison, s45; St. Louis, $50
Chicago, s65 Quincy. $50; Gin
cinnati, sos ; Buffalo, s75; and COR
respondingly low rates from all
points east, north and south. These
tickets are good for 90 days and to
stop at all stations west OF the Mis-
souri, river. Tickets are on sale at
all principal stations throughout the
country. This is the new route to
Denver through the garden of Kan
sas and Colorado. Send for maps,
circulars, time tables, etc., to Il. J.
ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agent, To-
peka, Kan.
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Fargo Times
T. A. Wana, who lives on the
Sheyenne, about eight miles from
here, reports yield of $40 bushels
OF wheat from 80 acres-an average
of % bushels per acre.
j. B. Chapin's field of 800 acres
of wheat threshed out 200 bushels,
machine measure - averaging 27
bushels per acre. From 80 acres of
oats he had 5000 bushels--and yet
he is not happy.
Oliver Dalrymple has five steam
threshers now at work on his 1000
acre farm at Casselton, each one
threshing an average of l 200 bush
els per day. The grain is hauled
directly to the cars as fast as thresh-
ed and shipped to New York, via
Duluth and the lakes. He loads
and forwards Is cars per day. At
$50 bushels to the car, the crop on
this one place will make 257 car
loads. The yield, from what has
been threshed so far, is estimated
at 10000 bushels-an average of 223
bushels per acre, Add to this the
$500 acres on the Grandin farm, in
which Mr.. Dalrymple has a half in
terest, and which will average
equally well, the two farms will pro-
duce I69,750 bushels of wheat this
year. A nice little plum to have,
surely.
We had the curiosity las well as
the impudence) the other day to
ask Mr.. Dalrymple what the profit
on his wheat crop would be this
year. He replied that at present
prices for wheat his net profit would
be about $40 per acre. As he is
half owner Of $500 acres of wheat
in the Red River Valley, has 1900
acres on his home farm at Cottage
Grove, Mimi, his profits this year
may be safely put at round $780,
0o0 Who was it that remarked
that wheat raising didn't pay?
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ARKANSAS AND TEXAS Those
of our readers who may contem-
plate trip to Arkansas or Texas,
and wish to know more of those
wonderful States, how to get there
the quickest and cheapest, should
call upon or address E. A. Ford.
General Passenger Agent, st. Louis,
Mo-. for pamphlets, maps, time
tables, rates, and tull aud reliable
information, which will be cheerfully
furnished free al charge. If.
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Notice of Redemption of Lands Sold
for Taxes May 18th, 1874.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY oE DoUGLAs,-ss
~ OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
Superior, August 9th 1871
The following pieces of land having been sold by
the County Treasurer of the County OF Douglas on
the 18th day of May 1874, for the interest and
charges for the years 1872 and 1873 omitted from
the regular advertisement Therefore notice is here's
by given that unless said lands redeemed be-
fore the
TWELFTH DAY OF MAY, 1878,
they will he conveyed to the respective purchasers
assignees according lsw. The amount of taxes in
terest and chrges calculated mp to the last day of
demption is set opposite to each piece respectively.
RICH'D. RELR, County Clerk.
SUPERIOR.
Owner Street Description Lot Blk Amt
Vim Fling. west 18th ne * SIS u
Est DR. j Newton west 2d 265 q 80
do west ID 81 IS IS
John Ryan west 7th 2j7 5 81
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Notice of Redemption Of Lands Sold
fer Taxes May 18th 1875.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY DeceLAs-ss.
- OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
Superior, August g. 1877.
The following pieces of land having bren sold by
the County Treasurer of the Count ofDonglas on the
nth day of May, 1875 for the taxes, interest and
charges for the year 1874 Therefore notice Is hereby
given that unless said laads are redeemed from said
sale on or before the
11,h DAY OF MAY, 1878.
they will be conveyed to the respective purchasers or
assignees according to law. The amount OF taxes In
terest and charges calculated up to the last day Of
demption is set opposite to each piece respectively.
RICuD REIE. County Clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-09-08

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