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, 1880-12-24

yEhnt Gen. Grant Snyx About Them.
At tho dtliner OF tho brooklyn New England
soccty, Dec. II, Gen. Grant responded ns fol-
lows TO toast In Ills honor:
y, MM. I'nEslnESr AND 2! GENTLEMEN or THE NEW
United States, somc culogcs Of tho fulfil, 0f tho
tubacriSo ' 10 ss has e Cccn SyM sa ~ seu
[ApplHtac.l haye hcnrd grcnt dcal in cur
country III the lust fifteen ycara about carpct-
Enxisiler Gciuvcs ttat With ho Is ctixen a sHo of
3 lid s 1e to 70 "a Sy y partition 'e u tho 1ss c,n
try TO 10 a c!tizcn there, With MI. tho
rfs 10 Ind h. at tte HrEs n1aso u startl"K [Ap
h@vo sesn tho eiect e to cirat. buaSer. :sn
hs5e b 5ssSsa SSss q D o @ a " o Ut S
citizen. [Applause.1 l hAvo scun the elegant
citles that haye spring NJ, within THO lifetime
prosperity sireAd ever the prnrln wl1cro II fuw
yoara bsfprs % nothing stoo!l, mud % would not hayu
pteHty 8ycrywbero; md it hAs bcpn thu work of
Tho ot-GNxRur and tho principles of tho poo
p!o who form, snelesy TINT hnvu done It. Jap
oa ii tho .%s Country. WoS!d say sht hS II 'u NY
Judgment there would harU been very much
grHat"r prosperity y s"tno prons q wn.
coiysa u tho Northwest. tAppla!lsu.]
Ill lMGki HnFo MitllDht Ct3lslC I'D 1H0 CONCLUSION
thAt tlorn is but very tttu prNgruss Or ntvn,leu-
Isent III my community ms4 ip tiltrely Of tho
1,ntlyps Ut TINT community. 1t requires lttls
stlrrl.lg up n,ld going aWNy, u R0lng rrutn tho
ptntt. 0f tllos .latfvIty, IT, Grg out his best OH
uraes. You .nny taku It ~ thla city II you wish;
yo,l ,ay tMke It IN the suburbs here. lust across
tho Eust lltyer tahUutA Ut laughter a1u MP
pMusel, wherever yLll like, III Inet, Afld, whe
you luAy lind very cxegleat representatives atlu
very EstltlhlI!d IlIGu who eOIItluet and cultinuo
their business very faithfully anl successfully.
yuu Will hardly tlEd anything now H. tho wtsy
1T enterprise thAt IL nut stnrtcH by sono
INN who nas cont. a,nonv YOU. 80, that
um decidedly In fAvor Of tho principles OF
New E,EIan1: 70 Whcro yol plGnse, utty tho
lnWs whcruycr y0i B,,, respect tho rights at
other 3; bcnK freq yourselves lchvu others to la
FREQ anil enjuy their own MlltIcal nn rcllgIo,la
Views. making no dlsttnGttOns oli account Vt
nno cotsl1ndrutli here when to sntt, "Whernyer
deseoii,'ant 1r tMo l'lxrlm wvit; and whore
didn't hu Ko2" That rohi,ndrunl shall not
attempt 10 answer. tAINlAlse Nnl ln!ixllttr.1
Ny trlsvrls hayv heUn entirely IN tho N0rtllorl
lleIntsphere,-l have nuvor hG0n bulUw tho
Equator, though | hayo bcen pretty near to IT,
hut wIluroyer have t,crn have nuyrr found u
place th1t II New EnEtanlcr haln't Visited he-
foro MIC. tl.nlivhtur,l II your President wants
solution 81 this question ! wa,lt him to send
for Stanley [nuKhter]; he is tho only innn t'gr.
haps who eau nliswor 1t. tionowcd lhughtcr.l
, 1880-12-24
w, G. RALSTON'S ESTATE.

,r, n.,,.u .s.o t,,stss
Xno Es3ccueuEM n""NuI Wv kesst1u" "
Lizxlo II. ltulktun-Why No Accounts
Ing ltns Eteest lkoiltlUrcl-NharoA'A
w1",,a...s,n,,. fs.r,u,c,,.y,,t-
,. ~, .,i.
Oopts All fAta"
Sun FMNelsto Jlat'etin, Dfe. 10.
To-t1Hy In tho Superior Curt, Department
Probate. W, IL, Il. l,urncs, Counsel for tho OK
'.. ~ - ~ a,.,. ~ tvi,.In,,,t, 1,.ta,,n u1,,
eeltorS OK ING estaio " "Haal." " HMtn"'i' a1ea
III nliswcr to tho petition of Mrs Lizzie +. lsn-
stoE. tho answer consists mainly Of denials OF
atntrmcnts ooptalned In Tim pettIon.
tr,a, ,.,, ,;,o. svii,inr' r, i,nIatnr ,tort o,,,
1Aey uuHS ''"i' "Ht'"s' ~ tn'n'''t ~. 1o!s "us
estate to tho Fal.io OF tnn'1y n'ihhs nl uol!arS-
They nuulit tlult prur to the death Ut William q,
+, Istnn ami on ann og. th1G. tbn aah itnlston
~, ..asa,t w. ~ '.,s.. ~ ,',.,.sn -. ,u.
w III. '"stt"ment III "thn.s' e"'su,1" W VIII
INN Sharon nl4 tin property, real hhu personal,
owntal ly him. tho sul WllIjnn O, l.ulstop, They
fnrtbor uilnva Ihnt nrcor,lluv IN tho tnru,a ri
~ a'au, a t,,''... .'a, ss,asto,, ~ ~. ~
tho lhslsuh'ent' oua9''h 1ook Esssesen'""e W tno
property, and has over slI1ec managed and coH-
trollad tho eaulu, They nlleyQ that Mrs. LIxzla
y Notsto,, has nj MI tIsuea ku,,ru AMI ,,ndnr
,... N"'o.ot' ~. ~ e'.s .' s ,,.s 49,.
stooa hcr tleots 10 the premises, aha nus, mus oaen
thoroughly Informed OF what BIZ. ehafon was
doing.
~. aaoy t"ltnee encso, on 'l,'oEH'atlua ana W.,
!!el. taAt, although aatd ltaIsto1l coaFeyel A11u
assigned to btr. ShlEoh larRo ntHolnt of reAl
, 1880-12-24
DRAMATIC NOTES.

MT Goodwin coMas Ia lIooey'H Ou tho 81 with
a now piece omitted "0zono."
1ao Eminct will N. W appear In brooklyn on
Moudny evening ut uavcrly's.
Salyinl declares Mury Anderson tlno actross
whose skill IL not fully nlNtured.
During tho run Ut "1ho Creole" Mt tho Union
Squire ThcNtro Miss Sara Jewctt will xo star
ring.
Mr.. G, C. Davenport denies thnt Mimic Palm.
cl,urgotl Mlinlo rni1aer. lilo produces duou.
mont proving hls stntclncnt.
Henry @. Jnrrott, tho wc!l-known New York
manager. WnB tn thg city yesterday for a fnw
sciaIcrolia" troupe, wh!sh uppcars 1t tho
Orlnd.
1tr. George Miller, tho agent at "Tho Galley
61nV0" eOllrA1ly, which nppns hero un tho III,
bcIl aas Gcom mnkiug .,,oi.ry ii tnls piecS this
stas1I.
Thu arrtvni Of Miss Ocneyievo Ward Ia tally
expected III New futk C1ty. When sue arrives:
HIKE bstaa Mt, i isr una 1 iester waNos. VIII ill.,
!'icer !i 'si,o exclusive Fights Of which Miss WurI
clh1Ins sh0 possesses.
to 10 a iiur,,a!d III, exhibition. at ltorahpy, wc
Rru constrained to tnrM tho Ullninn thnt 1t ia
dried tierrIng. and Tint tho lnnoccMt and unsis.
tlo,lt!ci by tho cunning JApnncae lishert.c,l,
from whom wu brtjuye II tlrst cntAe. NJ. lAAtS
mlgh. h%yp sesntl 4 T., r. tYf; r, ~ 1t
Fsnnclseo Gt..i says Miss Louise l'atnuroy, who
ass Sss1sd isSs; y YSsa Sss S;;:s Ssass
ths s ehaa sxKS'i IL ris.ster H. /" nay Jill Sus. e
nss @ o Tss 5 s .ss s sfa nxs Il hSr nsr SSs
saK0 money.
, 1880-12-24

Wellington and Waterloo appear IN n fresh
aspect III tho following hithertotlnrubilshel let
ter uncartnSa BY The Ae;H,snn The %5i,Sr Wao
during tho Mrttc, writes, under aato of brussels,
. cannot help writing two lines to congratu-
iafc atd cnntlu!o with y9t, on INC Victory wh!ch
pcllsU of more thnn hulf her nrny. must not
nttc,npt to Riyo yDu any account of tho bats!c,
OF which tho Gazette Will, d4ro say. give us tho
first dtstinct informntion. understand, how
% bus 6oiore @ aone tS tio s6ade Ii!s personal exs
Cltabns were, It seems incredible. and certainly
securc'l tho sucecsa .of tho day, of which at
ono time Everybody. except himself de.
ssreS ,Sx ,asos 0s of tha, hs ha taok to n
stIon on rdgo fro'n which ho de.
chrcd that h0 mover would nOyc-htll never tllll
lnUyu hut III triumph. When f!nualmrts aoltIcd
an Overwhelming charge, tho nuko throw him.
successfully resisted. / mention these par
tcuaNra becnl.se they arO precisely whit h:s
dispatches will not mention. and because ! hnre
thGm from IN eyG-witnoss. Evcrylotly w1s
uni,urt. ono IL nirail to inqulro uf!sr III ae-
1tnlntnnce. tho cArnnkn has been 81 tncxpres-
slbly herri0lc. M words can DO nnyth!nE Ike
Justice 10 tho vHlor OF our people. who wero
l,ers II tie French. who wuro ,theinselves
aeharnes beyond AlI former examples. of this
yu,l Will Judge whun tell you thAt uno Of tho
prtBDilurs hns Just now uplNslt 70 luis house,
provoked snhcr 10 9ayonet him by his cries
1u,Ige.', tho FrUnch aro supposed to hasc lost
fHl rIecos Ut catat,un. The i!ay wa8 mt onu t!no
supposed u be 80 completely lost and tho
Fruteh 50 thoroughly expccteu 10 !nako their
appearance, thought it prudent to dispatch
part 1T tho department. with Inpsrs and sonno
Or u}r bnvpNgu, tnw,!r,ls AntwGrp, anu hnyo
this morning scnt utter it.cm to retnrt."
, 1880-12-24

III F.
Ca'U., ..,.,.
Fin, .eGEMnMn, .EM.1, eta 1ssSss sys3 r.,
Truwn"r.. ,.'''''''''.''''''e %M s.r III
iHoiaai isrt f. l.; !. ;,, % Ssa ~ na5 Ut
.!u.n !!nn ~ AunutS" Ssn,a ;Sn, nn'nn mn61
TnGsl'e"s TInis oo"esa''''' iH,iMI % 7dStgsss 7itg'9
cSnnecticuit; Siutual..... ! .',. tSSs,,ass ,as
~HuftcF oak tslutuA1'''.. '...". os-''oo"
PtRE-1NauNAkcE COMPANIES.
Capttai Assets.
liarttord ,,,..,.........' I,4ll'WU 1,lN,EH
Connecticut ....,:...,... IUMM0 1jHi.tHu
phuHtx. l,WM,DGO 2,7EI,Dtl
Orient ,,,,,,,, ,,...,,''.... 50O.UU W1.0al
lfArtfurd Steam. l3olicr. AXtINj :ll{N)
Atlus. Observation-Disclosures. IlIi'tU1 HT.ilv
nerc IN n totni of stoi .5s 81. nr oxscta In lin
fe i,isIusss ai,si $15iGi, ,34i It, The rn,@mak,lx
FIJI, l,fiD.DfJ III Mll.-nn Amount considerably iii
e1coss OF tho capttu! OF some OF the 1nost inl-
portlnt rnisrnnds ut tue country. Tho tlHIrba
are from thn lust atilaal statements; Tho bull
now. There arc in addition, of Course, r ' iaaty
aaehclrs Tor outside tt,'llhAn!oa, which swell tho
aggregate Of transactions.
the nunny n III" Mlit,,nl Hcnpfft ts,,nnruw 1S "
howurk, N, j.. wt,iut, ho stlll holds. n;1'A n n
IL su"'9er fe OF no!iecs ti!on T,!tton tro stiii
Il Fhclpa unIcrtnnk. with rlownn,. 1hhy Xxx
urganiyutfnn II rim i,oniloeiictlt Nutiini wbi"t,
Is nuW tho srcntt lnrrcst insurance c0nnanv uf
any sort In tho cnlutry. Tile 4Et.M Life was orr
ganizcd In la;o; but tho ssnckh0ltlora aoon got
feared And sold out. Judge isulkAloy h0HHht All
tho shares lc could lHy hands on. and livod 10
ese o them sell fur ayor taU oll Il par OF 500.
Other companca, aifo And tiro, RprnflE ltu exist
vas built ul,, us 80 ofiun happons, apparently
from muro Incident, us Nuthlng In tho locality
rrnders ITartfurl aprcnty 1T plaeo for thut
Sort OF enterprise. The t.ls cuInpnnios arg Ao!l-
, 1880-12-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

IIAIlS AMI 44hl4 lSs
a writer In the New York Su'', who Is beyond
question II woman, thus let's us into tho secret
III pulls and tights: In spite OF hcr seeming
scnnttncss Of clothing n ballet dancer does .ut
suffer trafn coiA. Under her silk or cotton
hostcry every Gnllct tlnrccr. without exception.
wenrs pudi!uR. Tho padded tights arc heelless.
y strip nr thu si0Gkinct of which they aro
woven extends nn!er tho hollow Of thc foot.
The webbing Is finely ribbed around tho ankle.
mud nut pu.l,lei below tho swell of tho cnLf,
or where tho cnlf ought to swell Tue
pudding Is of t'no lambs wool aecco
tIlfown up. like plush, on tho Under side
Into thu web, which Is of cottnr strobS and not
tno cIns.c. There Is no, pudding around tho
Hnu well. prt,ptrtlonci knee joints, nt1l even
wlae, they s4ye sufficient iicsf i Is not SO as
rurMl. These padded guuls nrc, therefore, gen.
eruliy ma,lo to order. This Is necessary. for
s"ssh sS ssos u x 1's an 10 fe0 es Asa nas
havc goou calves. and tho rest OF THO leg
yry poor or thin. others hayo 70. thlKhs
cnlvcs, With sufficient flesh thereon, but 1t is not
Il tho right plIees. linw ls a this rcn1ctlica7
Why. 1T tho lIrrctest shortest manner possiblc
Thu tnl!y ur gentleman who OrIers n pnlr Of
pnt!t'c1l tvhss IL wuItcd OH by II snlcsm4n or
aa!eswonni,, who understands hIs Or her ha,s,
xnis Il purf.ct .9 sine IS st Fven to u o
Then he Is measured, first nruun,l the whist,
thon nrm,tnt thu hlps: theM aronNl the cnlf, and
0f tho Icy. Tho ineasuror thon carefully notes
md Iois tluwn fur tho innnu fncturcr's RuilHNco
tho Jiclenecs n tle rnrsons 1'Eurs n abo4t
10 @ secn Il III ii Il Riaico ani etlppcd iii. Padded
si so "s 1 for for S9 %c 's neeed r u sae ne
I,nnnur. When tho ,entIru Tights extending 10
tio whit nro not nce,ic. Gull ltWI,lded lights ex-
teMl,y only little over tho knre cnn bo or.
t1UrGu. IllESQ uFU worn With trunks.
, 1880-12-24
OPPRESSED ERIN.
Address Of tho Land League to the
People Of Chicago.
A Draft for $1,000 to Bo Hent to tho
Irish League,
Ward Clubs 10 DC Organized Throughout
tho CITY.

Teo contfa1 Land League OF Chicago held
weekly neetlng nj the Pnln.oT !la!so lint even.
nfn,,t q, mct1,lrrs nresn,t,
Ut. o"n'' ,.' o.,,..'sl' lH''n tho so1nhtttce, ".
possea cansth'tio'is when hxo' the MEMBER
ea'P W. ~ = ana 'Ho 'l'ottny uues NJ ~ ec"s.
Treasurer In 1rrland. All PERSONS who syn,pll-
''11o a WV" ,a. ." on1os' ol .uo Inn "te eec
,,,i,.o .er. "sa" sutlalueloFy' @i'' '"o eo''''
mltteo WINS given furthor time.
Gen. lIurtn, III bcaf nf tho Committee, sub.
m!ttod thu following address;
n, ,a.r reun;e. 1I',, ccn,rn1 tnp, 1couuc oY
sstl,t t n7 ;n sS .fG tr o ~ H. y;
I'll ~, ',"I ~ r,, .r,.;,, n1 II SIaE , Y rrs. ~
so,,. II. I'D % 10 " e,1.st It, ael rcai @ chnEa II tho
.o ,anM syse ,,,x =! .so,an as Wy t u tm sn9 1s,
,er oS NV ~ y ,cr,s sygs if9 H. i h 'n s eeoo VII
t tsaF ,ie ,,s1ple at tent farnsr:; ~
.,tr" IL si'o % ,ress rs ,'a "i %y G},d icc,inss 81
i"s Of tho ressns M, 5 L. ~
iesstnco to exccsstyy uy rcns, whe haSn ~ ro
ar Img xa aRpn rh.H n0gs @ a ID tssHsa ,t al, my E
sest t;!.n," INV. .'' a''' = '''''' w., 'lse
hsn ",' E; iin ~ H. anrs{ sS sa1, r ,yrttr
,Sss sa,'sg hSy svS Sss ,I ssc II TIL, f Tss!', ;s;
issis: ~ assr oas ne hai,'!rea ysass hS.'sst il:
~ ,n;t ~ mi strns rnr ti,n St,.,nr1 tf ntii,,rnt
Sr S. spa soars iS y ta% FSf II Sst @ ano
nppy 1smd sxs ptt IN oppressive tribute
Ao1 'Ae o'.s pa.sNessu ply" .'' ~
4'Atsh ooi "Hsie.,"n
iorce i frn ter @ ia ncestors, M T a,l ~ With ts,y
tcy sny@ , @ nsk Tug rnr n nrlyi!.Ge M pHFcnasns
. II d'sS ." tsse . ' ''F m
t+NAAo wy ASHt A"t t'sIAtn AZ AEo F|s&~I
, 1880-12-24

It II like tho sun, II shines for nlI; w0 mean,
Dr., uuirs Cough Syrup. loctora 1'rcsorlbe 1t.
, 1880-12-24


THE TaklltttNI: lsltANCXt 0FRlCES.
TN OtlpEit IU ACCnMMnpATE OUR SuMEta.
oua IHatrUnn throughout rho city. wu ,hyu eEtnb.
lI,hul Itranch Ut'Ices In thu different E!Yls!ons,
dUx4nnted bolow, whHro ndvertlsaH,ctl.s WI! bo
UitlcS nnd Will bo Tecaivsd until 10 clock D. ID.
AuurN plylalOS.
j. 4 Il. stMMs. Iioolsellsrs ai,d statoaers- II,
TWHNt J.kec1tl-st. -.....
II, + nWGXhT, nrusats:. 6ts Cottage Grore.av,
,ulrtl,wekt ciIrsIer rhrty-iflh-sL
ii. W. uUGilNAN. UtuxalsL cornur rhirly-nrst and
WEST DIVISION.
1f1t4tuh.tt.. ctlrner VI Aunlns -.
A. 4. l'nl'JlnltuM. SeMsaehicr, Statloner, otc.
I'LL s1SSstliSEN. III pruxsis i u, iiuo lsl.ndar.
il. &, llENItiGk, Jewetsr, hewsdealor, and Esaoy
Guoi., ~ tako.s!:. corner llneln.
ppr FAnilnrt. a., .,.. ,,.
>e'"V' |"N' NORTH DIVISION.
c1st.;'s, f,sflys iyIsSs1: KY L Tn ,,,,.,.,, ,,..,,.,,
LtiUlA ". ii. NEEBM. Printing md Advertising
Agent k0w1 aha Slnl1n0EY lStHk Eth u. tMxl*tOn.at
, 1880-12-24
THIS ADDRESS WAS ADOITEih
and 600 copies nrtlereI to ha printed for ctrcu-
la ioti hntt tt1 wi,

and 1000 copies nrtlGreu TO 10 printed 1or crcu'
lNtion throughout tho wards.
On motion Ut Mir. John Sullivan. tho following
wero nppuntcu 10 secure sEpNkers to !sttlI.l tho
club meetings throughout tho city: J, ]. FI4z-
k!bho,t, ItlullAs O'Netll Russell. ]. Mnhuny,
Willnm fo4nrfy. and y. Il. VGonnHr.
Tho organization Of several now wRrtl clubs
wits reported. - --..-
ttecortiing sseorctnry O'Dowd tontlcrcd hts res
jHnntiu1,, and It WIN AcCeptctl.
Mr. Io,lnessey snla TINT, ~ Mr.. Thouins IIoyno
was unable to attonsl tho meetings, mud there
WINS a NECESSITY for energetic act!1n, tho oll!Ga
Ut President should bs tcGlHrcd yacMut. lilo
made II nation 10 thlt cttect. adding TINT nta
election hp held 1T tho next sncGtlng.
After sOille discussion, tho n,Ction not being
seconded, was dcclarct. IL l,o out Of or.!tr.
Mr.. Keeiuy, from tilo Executive Committee. r.
linz, IN anticipation OF collectloNB, tn forwurl ut
otiro tl,O00 t6 tho 1Gug,tG tn 1reatld.
Tho Committee WIZ instructed to hafo tho
money RcHt. ...-
Mr. kucley reported tllnt Mr.. Jasnes llclpnth
would he hero ltutwreI! Jun. 20 and Feb. d, tho
duto nDt having tetll llellnltly Axu1.
Tho inpetiuK thpn nd {Ut,rnGd.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-17
DULUTH ITEMS.

The FIRST story Of the new
elevator is NJ.
The roof of the Taylor mill is
~, and the building VIII soon rs
enclosed.
-The Clark House and all the
other hotels are doing good bust
ness this year
-Dr. Tanner who is trying to
fast % days in New York resided
~ Duluth some years AGO.
Bishop Eedcll, Of Ohio, and
his invalid wife are spending TIE
summer months at the Clark House.
Tic St. Paul s Duluth railroad
company have Just completed an
extensive system Of coal docks il
the harbor
Tho harbori is constantly filed
..,t. -.,..,,...., "a -, ....aI M.
s.,, ,..
~ ~ - -, ''''>
u -
i ne ne" foundry ana maen'He
'ooH OF hof'o" :" men, located
near 'he oIast lurl'"ce' Is orc VI me
pest IN az Us appointments II 'ne
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-17
TOANEGTIO.YS /.

At GREEN BAY with Chicago & North.
western and Wisconsin Central RAILWAYS for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all points
North, East ard South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee.
Lake Shore Western R'y for S'lawano and
MauitoWoc.
1T AMHERST in. and PLoVER with
Wisconsin Central Z. Il for Ashland, Ste
vens Po mt. Portage and Madison
At MERRlLLAN in with Chicago, ST.
Paul Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, St Paul and Minneapolis
At NINONA WITH Chicago, Milwaukee &
81. Paul RAILWAY, for ST Paul and Minncap-
Oils, with Wiuora ( 81 PctrrRailroud, q.
D. W.) for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City. Ionkton, ara points West
At La CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
K. 4. and With Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver.
and Cenn Manager
MUNSOI I. CASE, Gen PassT. Ali
Green Bay. Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-17
DLSTANCES

From Green Bay to New London. u.
miles PIoYer, So III; Grand Rapids, SO III /.
MERRIAM Junction. IS m; Arcadia, lg2
Ninona, 2i4; La Crosse, 23g; St Pau
2SI; Minneapolis, 29&
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-17

c., 50
ne grass pans o"' wen III nag
aurora oofe''''7 most 'e""'''"'
"os""y '''7i'''
Tie sidewalks and bridges are
Still unrepalred.
Mrs. pricmcr Of Portage Lake
il visiting her sister, u IS. Nicholas
Wclter'
A nephew Of Mrs. Charles
Soderlmd arrived from Sweden
last week.
lake Superior pays the mills
Of Minneapolis, Mjnn., $500, 600
yearly fol flour.
The waters Of tie bays and
lake are about eighteen inches
higher than last year.
.Ir a. Q Bertrand las finish
"a bniIdina neat picket fence
around the Catholic church Grounds.
-Pcoplo in Uppertown secure
their fircwood from the slabs that
float away from Peyton & Co.'S.
min
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-17

& tJIW 81. PauI sax
~. Itotm MINNEAPOLIS Z o5pm DIP
Dinner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-17

! Three River Fails gentlemen,
Geo. Pratt, railroad and express
agent, Geo. b. Nerrick, merchant,
and Mr.. Flint, postmaster arrived
on Tuesday, the .wo former to join
their families here, and all to have
good time and escape the dread
Cd "dog days" which are unknown
here.
The annual meeting Of School
District Number One held on Mon
day evening last was we'll attended.
James Bardon was elected Director
for the ensuing three years, and
the following taxes were voted
For teachers wages ---.---$I 900
Wood, Janitor, Observation-Disclosures. 200
RepaIrs- -.....------ 100
Maps and apparatus 80
Clerk salary 10
Total lao.
The meeting resolved that the
school be taught ten months Of the
year, with a male teacher in the
upper department.
VERIFY this is land Of milk
and honey. No finer grass exists
then is found around the head Of
Lake Superior Stock look fat,
sleek and healthy. Cows yield
;sbundantIy OF rich, sweet milk, and
the butter for color AMI flavor can
BE cXceIlcd IN no country. And
nov tile white clover is taking hold
everywhere, afording just the
pastures tor bees. Over in Her
mantowu, back Of Duluth, bee cul-
ture j. quite extensively practtccd.
We understand there are some
fourteen swarms Of bees maintained
by settlers in that town. The
honey produced IS equal to any,and
there Is said to be no trouble IN
wintering The bees. Why, tie pco-
DE Of this country seem to be only
jast finding out its varied capaci-
ties.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-07-17

The FIRST story Of the new
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
hemostinexcusible and offensive in society
and yet the cause of it may easily be 70
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. It purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant odors Of the weed.
AJAX your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

C1Rcu LATINO LIBRARY-Th Rooms Of the
Ladies' Circulating Library and Reading
Room, on Carson street, next door north of
Savings Bank, arc open every day from
to half past 4 P. H., and from half past
to 9 each evening. The payment of Fifty
cents per month entities each member to all
the privileges Of the Library. Tho reading
public are invited to visit those rooms and
avail themselves Of their advantages.
oc16 I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

GIFTS OF TIE PEOPLE. Tho citizens are
responding very literally to the call OF the
Carson Guard for prizes, and Fo1's show win.
dow. where they are displayed, begins to look
quite attractive. Let every one come for.
ward who can, as the Carson Guard i'd q de
serving crowd, and the citizens cannot do toe
much for them
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

PIANO TUNING. Jacob Zech, the well
known piano manufacturer and tuner of San
Francisco, will DO in Carson next week to
attend to any orders for plane tuning and re.
pairing. Leave orders with A. +. Hentschel
Or O. W. Friend. nl1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

Old THEArRR SALooN.-John Quincy Ad
ans Moore's Hall is now the headquarters o.
the Republicans of Ormsby county, and hi
saloon will continue to administer to the
vents of the thirsty on all occasions. AL
though his liquors are unequalled in Nevada.
he still maintains the old price, one bit q
drink.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

THY Only jon OPFIcB.-The APPEAL i the
only newspaper in Carson which has job
ONCE attached. Political job printing made q
speciality. This announcement is made to let
the public know that any other Newspaper
Office in Carson which takes orders for job
work is obliged to send it to Virginia City or
Reno to be filed. thereby causing delay to
the patron of two days and the risk Of typo.
graphical inaccuracies which could be corrected
II printed at home
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

DEPARTED YESTERDAY MORNING.
Mrs Drake & 3 children Mrs Holmes Il son
Mrs Corners 4 2 Oh Thos Holmes Il wife
II NJ friedrich n Amber
x Stincbteld Brent
ARRIVED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Taylor Mrs Morrison
TN Flynn Connolly
B TrezOua &c Cnlgan
N Goodwin D B Meery
3 G Smith Mrs Smith
III G Blasdell Mrs Peacemaker
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12
STOCKS.

MORNING BoARs.
1926 Ophir--6s TT
200 Mexican-7s
1856 Gould and Curry-3 60
200 Best aud Belcher-s4
20 California; IS
$50 Savage Is
20 Con. Virginia. 80
100 Chollar-1 90
100 Potosi-1 81
100 Hale and Norcross-3 80
100 Crown Point-l 80
20 Yellow Jacket 45
100 Imperial-15c
100 Conidence-3 Is
ITO Belcher-1 IS
900 Sierra Nevada--7i "a
ITO Utah--64
800 Exchequer-1 90
ID Seq. Belcher-G
220 Bullion--1 S.
80 Overman--1
240 Justice--1
1896 Union Con.--102 10s
715 Alta-410
80 Julia 40c
loo N. Y. Con.-25c
345 Scorpion--1 Is
80 Andes--9O
$50 Lady Washington--2oe
200 Caiedonia-3oc
900 Silver Hill-35c
10 Chailenge-75
AGO Bentcn-1 So
eco Occidental 10
EVENING BOARD.
90 Eureka Con.-171
l5O Manhattan-1
$50 Argenta--35c
90 Grand Prize--1 Az
60 Nsvajo-75
80 Day-20c
100 Albion-60c
20 Mount Diablo-4
10 Bodice
l2O Walcs-1 60
100 North Belle Islo-35c
45 Columbus-6
200 Mammoth-15
400 Goodshaw-90
l25 Concordia-1 20
GOO championships
30 McClinton-10
100 Tioga-25c
250 Boston COM 10
$50 Mono-50
90 Black Hawk-5c
800 Jupiter-2Oc
$50 University-1Oc
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

The printers of the Bedie Standard Ne,o.
are reported as having seized the office for
money due, not being any longer able to live
On air.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-11-12

Jim Chesley's last billiard run is put a. 518.
None of the APPEAL staff saw tbs run, and j,
is only given here az q runner.