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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-22

SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
the Oldest and Ablsst Agricultural
Journal In the South, Subscription,
81 90 year. Richmond, Va.
We will furnish this excellent and
popular Agricultural Journal, With onr
paper one year for s2,So, or six months
or 1880. Every farmer should have it.
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MUl. 5,rtlwlra, CONNECTS al GOfdOusYi..e, Niih
.h-s. = OhlJ -. *, List aud est ~ Lynch
uurs. CONNECTS Witi.-.tlantc, Miss.6 Ohio e. L.
tAIOGsu southwest Virginia, u .'aslYi..e. NcH
orleans, Memphis, Little tuc1 and iexAs-and al
liaIll.,e with a.cAnlOlA DIAyllls x. Il 10 SCUM
Al i'oyuthHost
rxerrss ,ou;hwl counects at Gordonsy.ie 20
all points on ~Acs. . hlJ aud al Dany.Le, Tor
al poults SOUTHEAST aud south.
..iALD ItAI 50 IN Maine Line leave AeA-u-
diia dang, except nudgy, ru IN and IL w ~.
All retlruil, agilyeat Aie2Audria 1 w 2 IN anu
rs IA.
10, NASAnsEs LINE leave Washington 20 a
IA ami Alcx4plsiA ~ a IN daily, except sunday,
arr.,c a. ~ burg a., ~ -5 m. connecting vain
sac valley i, al Last aud u co.. Leave sta. Udrs
= 3 = ~, if 9 ~ .lrXtnuna az q IS p IL.
3lIALO lkAlA JOA .lANASa - Dlhl'loN
irlyea AlexlAsria lue.ddy, tAursday aud -atuf-
uay, 10 . ~ IA, anu retui u Monday, wednesday
i4d J. llIly, ~ A. p "a.
fOr Aid9irDuis, a-iiy connection at Plains sta
tiou.
Tor Brc,rSile, rceu'sr connection at Delap.aue.
FOR NA@hEA4 90, leave Washington 1t ~ d
T., daily.
All tl-ins make good Connections, at Washing
ton, t. aud from North and II est.
New Orleans seyper leaves Washington at : 10
= IA running through y tuOut change.
On LAprssa trAiu, leaving Washington at 10 ~
p N, Marks Adjustable heclinlng chair Car, WIKI
extr. charge onn 81, through 70 Danyllle
PlA.Isn SlecpiLn Cars between Washington
and savannah ia. without change, on 10 A. train.
Through ticAets very low to cue south ana
Feb. -o,-f. MERcER sLAUGH,LE G.TA.
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No Mo;l Runs daily except Sunday from
NO. L Mdll richmond to Huntington, daily
WiiliamsOn's 10 Huntington.
n . oro.o Rms daily from Richmond
NJ. isAplCSo to Huntington.
NJ z A leaves Lichmond dali
NO. y hCCOlIl' except sunday, at 81 p
NJ, aud arrives OF Gordonsyille at ~ 2, ~.
Il. ~ Nt;.o1 Leaves Charlottesville daily
~ w. = wi lASu except sunday, at IS T.
81 and and arrives at stauuton 5 o. =. VI.
o. 26 Mixed. d LSsyss .n GsRG''C on a. aal
ard arriges Huntington II % a. Il.
f., l.. 4 b. =. r. K. ar AINs run daily
C., d. 5 SrP. 7, STEAM In Leaves Huntington
daily.
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KNITTED SHOES:

They will require two ounces OF sin
Gle zephyr scarlet and white, or any
color you prefer.
l. Cast on sixty,two stitches in scar
let and seam back.
2. Slip two scarlet, Init four wb''e'
aud SO on clear across; returning slip
two scarlet, seam four white.
8. Emit scarlet and seam back. Re
peat the slipping scarlet knitting white.
slipping scarlet, seeming white knit
ing PLAIN scarlet, and seeming back
in regular alternatiou.uatil a strip long
enough for the cork sole is made. iii
1t to the sole by putting ole corner
at the toe, aud drawing tie straight
side around the sole until the cid
joins tha side made by forming tie
toe. 1t will be Ike a sidc-laco gat.r
Finish the open side and tip with a
white beading, and put row Of scar
let scallOps at the top orly. Lace The
sides with scarlet cords long enough
to slip, aud flush with scarlet ta-sel-.
Bind the SOILS and whip them to tie
uppers on the wroug side.
The work is yry simlle AID Tie
effect prettier than one woicd imas.nl.
When.don they are really quite drcsaJ
affairs and answer admirable; Gdl s
use them fer carriage veal TO prevent
thin light shoes from being lied and
to protect the feet from colj.
ZEpHYR BALLS.
Put a toy sleigh bell ia small box,
and wrap itin round bill with ut
ton, or curled hair and yare, or Oh
stockings, or fannels cut into mario"
strips, Crochet chain Of four stitch
e., aud join them, then work round
in tight crochet" widening regular
until the work is larga enough to na!f
cover the ball; work few rows With
out alteration, then draw thu cover
over the ball and narrow the o,h,r
side to correspond with the first one.
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1851.
Harp r'g w eekk1y.
,ILLU STRATED-

This'periodical. by its able and scholarly
discussions Of the questions of the day, as
wellas bv its ustrations-which arc pre-
parel by IN. best artists-has always exerted
a most powerful and beneficial influence up
ON the public mind.
The weight of its influence will always be
founl on the side Of smorality, enlighten-
ucut, and refinement.
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Holiday Works.


worn, to be in keeping with the
spirit Of the age they are made or
namental. Plain knitting work
keep the fingers warm, TO be sure,
but fancy stitches are so much The
prettiest and twice as much work.
That is what good knitters delight
in I believe, so here are directions
for making beautiful
FANCY MITTENs,
Use three threaded Saxony yarn
and No. 20 needles. Set up thirty
four stitches on the first needle,
thirty-one on the next, and twenty
two on the third, and knit once
around plain.
Sd row. Seam two, knit one
plain, throw the thread over and
knit one, do the same for seven ad-
ditional stitches; this will make
seventeen stitches from scanning.
Seam two, slip tour stitches onto
harpin and knit the next four
slip the stitches from the halrpln
back on the needle and knit them.
Seam two, knit one, throw the
thread over and knit one, do the
same for seven additional stitches,
seam two. This is the end Of the
first needle and forms the back of
the mitten. Knit one, throw the
thread over and knit one, do the
same Tor seven additional stitches.
seam two; repeat from until you
finish that row and reach the first
needle again.
Ali row. Seam two, slip and bind
(tbat is, slip one stitch, knit one, and
draw the slipped stitch over the kni1
oue and drop it from the needle).
Knit thirteen plain, knit two togeth-
e this will give fifteen aticheS be-
tween the seamings. Seam two knit
eli ght plain. Seam two, slip and
bind. knit thirteen plain, knit two tc-
gether; repeat frOm*. 9Th row. The
s.u as 4th. There will be thirteen
stitches between the seamiDgs. The
e. eht stitches which form the twist 10
the middle of the FIRST needle are new
e altered,
9th row. Same as 4th, giving elev
en- stitches between seamings.
Slh low. Seam two, knit one, throw
the thread over and knit one, do the
same for seven additional stitches,
seam two. knit eight. + Seam two,
knit one, throw the thread over and
knit, one do the same for seven add
tional stitches. Seventeen stitches
between the ,eamings; repeat from ..
9th row, Same SIS 4th.
10th row. Same as 5th.
11th row. Same as 9th.
18th row. Same as It'll.
18th row. Same as Sd
l4th row. Same as 4lh and 30 on.
You will see the FIRST needle has
two shells with twist between themi
the second needle has three shells and
tie third two shells. These shells arc
b-gun with nine stitches, increased
gradually to seventeen, and reduced to
n.ne again. The twist in the middle
o; the back is made by slipping the
stitches 90 the hairpin every second
time that thread is thrown over in
creasing the shells to seventeen. These
shells are carried up about half I'm
ger, to form the wrist, after which the
second and third needles are kuitted
plaiu. The fancy back is continued
uutil seven rows before beginning to
narrow. When the shells on the sec
ond aud third needles are turned into
plain knitting it must be when they
are reduced to nine stitches, between
the FeamingS.
TO SHAPE THE MITfEN.
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less shell, or, make only seven stitches
in each shell instead of nine.
CnoenETRp SLIPPERS.


CnoenErRD SLIPPERS.
Get an ounce of double zephyr in
one shade and half an ounce in a
contrasting color. Set up nine stitches
for number'four sole (seven for
smaller size). Crochet back and forth.
picking up only the back loop Of each
stitch, and putting three stitches in
ever middle stitch until the centre
measures six inches. Continue the
work at one side, crochetins a strip
eleven stitches wide. The point will
form the toe the straight part the heel
OF the slipper; makei it loug enough to
reach half way round the s'le. Garry
out the opposite side in the same way
and Join the slipper at the back. Fin
ish the top with beading and seal
Hops in the contrasting color, Turn
the point down toward the toe anC
fsstcn it with half yard ofinch wide
ribbon, passed through and tic
in a bow on the instep. Bind q pal
of cork soles with black skirt braid
Whip them to the slippers OF thu
wrong side, and run an elastic cord
through the beading at the top. :
pair of these slippers can be made in
few hours, and will prove a most com
Portable acquisition to the dressing
room. Eor the use of an invalid whC
needs to have the ankles protected, il
would be better to make
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SCHEDULE Il FERRY & VALLEY BRANCH
> AZ. ~ -. II AZ.
Taking Effect NOV. 10. 1850.
NORTH.
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TO SHAPE THE MlTTEN.

Knit twelve rows after these two
needles are turned into plain work,
then on the third needle widen at the
sixteenth stitch, leaving fifteen at the
other end of the needle. Every third
row round, widen at the sixteenth
stitch from one end of the third needle,
add fifteenth from the other end. This
widening, which is for the thumb
must be proportioned according to the
shape of the hand. When long
enough, slip the thumb stitches on a
thread. cast on pine stitches in their
place, join the works and continue the
hand, until long enough to reach the
end of the 6Oger Knit eight rows
plain all the way round, and the next
row narrow every seventh stitch.
K it seven rows plain and narrow
every sixth stitch, six rows plsiu and
narrow every fifth stitch, and SO on
until after you narrow every stitch,
then bind OF aud whip the end to-
gether on the wrong side.
Take up tho thumb and the pine
stitches that we're made between
Narrow at each end OF these extrs
stitches every third time round until
they are all narrowed away, which
will make little gusset. When the
thumb is long enough narrow every
fourth stitch, knit four PLAIN rows and
narrow every third stitch, three plain
and every second stitch, two plain ADD
every stitch and bind off. Knitted
tightly en- No. 20 needles, this makes
an extremely 6ue close mitten OF me-
dunn size. II cosrses work is desired
use No,1s needles and set up one
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Notice.
THE
BiL7IN]lB WEEKLY GAZETTE
FOR The
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

In order to place TIE WEEKLY
GAZETTE within the reach of all who
desire sound political information, all
the news. and interesting miscella
neous reading matter, it will be fur
nished until December /, 1880 to
sinele subscribers or clubs, post
paid, for TWENTY-FIVE CENT =
aud until the 4th Of March, 1881,
postpaid, to single subscribers or
clubs, FIFTY CENT Clubs raised
in the various election districts will
greatly aid the cause Of reform and
hclp to secure the election of Ham
cock and English. This is the way to
circulate the documents.
ADDRESS
TIE GAZETTE,
BALTIMORE.
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wv c. yIRG. MIDLAND s. GREAT S. X. K
w. JOIN D. DAkBoUb, i,eceiyer.
Ou Ind after SUNDAY, Dec. d. 1851, PASSED. zen
trans Mil rua as tOliOws:
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MRS, HUGHES would Inform the ladies' Of
Woodstock aud vicinity, that she has just ret' ne9
from Baltimore witt a large and carclun! seie0'cu
took OF O)ds, embracing
HATS AND BONNETS
in all the latest styles, AMI at all prices. fui
line Of Status, silks. Gluze6 Ribbons, Flowers
Feathers and al the trimmings used in millinery
Also full stock Of crayats,
VELS. RUCHlNGS,&C.
Friday and saturday will be opening days ) ne
,tyles of hats and bonuets vii be trimmed ior IN
spectOn. -, 1T, -.
dats altered and rctfm aed All work at
moderate prices anl on snort notice
Respectfully,
Nay.J Il. =. X &. hO' HIS
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SOUTH.

WESTWARD NOTES.
No. 63s meets So at Ne Market at $40 A. NJ.
Has d. sseuger car attached.
80 GO meets 637 at summit Point at 9.lo A. NJ
meets t3 al MiddletOwn at at 1855 A. VI. meets
Cos and lets Gl0 pass at Woodstock at l.5j T. VI
Has pass niger car attached.
10, co NEE IL G3l at stephens City at l2.tI ?.
NJ meets Gl5 and passes go at Woodstock az Lao
p. NJ. aud meets 6l7 at weyer's Cave at4.ls P, NJ.
Dinner at Sit Jackson.
No $50 meets G3l az summit Point at 2.50 p. VI.
AID meets COS at siephenson's at a +. u. Has
passenger car attached.
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ie Ra,lToad oAd5crESements.
Dee. Sd, 1850.
CUESAPEAKE * OHIO II. He
WEST BOUND.

Passenger Trains run and Connects as follows:
Steamer leaves Huntington on arrival of No. Q
Exp ess.)
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TsAzG Ar e z r
TIE GAZETTE,
BALTIMORE.

~. -
have Oh hand at the Woodstock TanneTy,
zJoI stock of well tanned and carefully AHishsd
AN ID KIP SIX \ 5
for sale at lowest cash prices. Call on or address
me- at OOdstOck, Va.
Ang. U,-4m. GUuo 6. VI /
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-09-25

Pacific assure rs that if we get the
tull one-thlrd there is no doubt the
road will be built. So the only
trltle IN our way is the want ot
plenty OF signatures All owners
will be called upon, and none
should hold back. With q railroad,
especially one connecting with the
great Northern Pacific, Superior
may yet become a city without a
a read she will retire further into
The background. Owners should
"come into camp" right heartily
and speedily for if they let this
chance slip another may never
come. We feel much encouraged
at the prospect, but all depends on
prompt and liberal action on the
part of those living in and owuin.
Superior.
JAMES BARDoN.
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4 state Senator N the Tweutv-sfth Senate
District, consisting of The city Of Madison. and
the towns of Alh,on Blooming Grove Bristol
Burke, Cottage Grove, Chrisliana, Deer6eld
Dunn, Dankirk, Madison, Medina, Oregon,
Rleasant Springs, Rutland, Sun Prairie.
Vienna, Windsor and York, and the vii
lagos OF Stoushton and Sun Prairie, in tie
county Of Dane, in place OF George B Bur
ROWS, whose term Of Office will expire on thu
first Monday OF January. AID. 1881;
i STATE Senator in the Tglntv-seyenth
Senate District consisting of tue counties of
Adams, and Columbia, il place Of Charles
L. DegHg, whose term OF office will expire
on the hIst Monday Of January A. d. 1881 !;
4 STATE Senator in the Twelty-lenth Sen
ate District, consisting OF the counties of
Buffalo, Pcpin and Trempealeau, ia place Of
Horace L. Houghton, whose term OF office
will expire on the first Monday Of January,
AID. 1881.
Il S.a'e Se,.ator in the Thirty-fr,t Senate
District consisting of the county OF La
Cross, IN place Of Gysbert Van Steenw,k,
whose term of Office vii expire on the first
Monday Of January, A D., 1881
4 STATE Seneto-' in the Thrty-thlrd Senate
District, consisting Of the counties OF
Czauhee ana asuington, i'll place of LYMAN
Morgan, whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday Of January, I'D. 1881
1 Ne7nber of -iSsent6jy in each Assembly
District of the State, and such county
officers as are 10y law required to be choien
at said election.
Given Under Ny Hand ard Official Sal,
at the Capitol, in the City of Madison, mis-
Second day OF August, 4 u. 1880,
HANS Il. WARNER,
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Secretary of State
To The Sheriff of Douglas County
Wisconsin.

SHERIFF's oFFlcZ DoUGLAs CoUNTT, Wis.
Ss-aRIoR, August 9th, 1880
To tie 7oru Clerks II, tie seterH tocas !,
UoIgLIS Co'ltg.
IN pursuance to the above notice served
& upon me by the Secretary Of State. of
the s..te OF Wisconsin ami 20 the statutes
Of ghe state relating TO elections. notice is
hereby given to the qualified electors OF the
several towns Of the county OF Douglas that
~ the general election 80 be held in the
several toW1s and election precincts III the
county OF 1oagl Oh the Tuesday next sue
cceung ID tt>t Monday, beng the second
day Of No}tl Der next, the following United
states officers Mentioned in said notice are
TO be elected, ana $50 the following named
legislative officers d. 10 be elected TO wit :
Ten electors OF president and vice president
of the United States.
\ representative in congress for the eighth
congressional district, consisting of the
couuC,es oE 0co.to, Sh.~a10, G4clu4.rg
haa5'ade), Portage, Wood, juneau, Adams,
Marquette, Marathon, Marinette, Dunn
Chippewa, Price, TAYLOR, Lincoln, Barron
Polk, Burnett. Bayfield,. Douglas, aud Ash.
land IN place of ThadG-us G. Pound. whose
term Of office will &pigo on the fourth day
March, a H. 1851
4 1leiabe: ot the assembly for The assemb '
district comprising, the counties of Ashland
Barron, Burn /, bayfield,, douglas and Polk
in place OF Lars l.. Gunderson whose term
OF office will expire on the fist Monday il
January, A.D. 1851.
And, also, the following county officers
i County Clerk in place of George F.
hoicomb, whose term Of office VII expire on
81. ,.
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st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
FAvORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Duluth, TO St. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and all eastern points,
Saltwater and point. on the st. Crolx river.
CONNECTIONS:
At ST. PAUL-With trains for the East,
South aud Southwest.
AT WHITE BEAR-With trains for
Saltwater aud the N. & St. L. Ry. for Min
neepolis.
AT WYOMISG-Stage to Taylors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
CITY
AT HARRls-stage to Cambridge and
Isanu County.
AT RUSH CITY-Stage 20 Grantsburg
aud the cranberry csuntry of 6u5nett county,
Wis
AT PINE CITY-Stage to Brunswick,
8 .nnhcc county.
or and after May 8oth, 1880, and until
trther notice, passenger trains will be run
- follows.
ge Duluth -lO:45 a. m
.r It. Paul 500 p. IN.
~ Duluth ----- ----3 &. I'D p. m.
FIJI st. Paul .Q5 am
*. Paul - 1:f5 4. n.
r Duluth SEQ D. M.
Ie, ~ Fsul- 90 2. n.
Br Duluth 10 a. n
RS HAIR. GEO II SMITH,
c. 7. AEt Gen SuIt
r e HARRIS Manager Land Department
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Z Probate Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CoUSTYl l. p,,n.rr
CoURT FOR DOUGLAs COUNTY. ~ NJ ia 10
I's The matter OF Caroline II. Co6.se i,lsane.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at the
90 special term OF the County Court to
he held in and for said County at the Court
House in Superior in said County, OH the
first Tuesday of October, AD. 1880,
the following matters will be heard and CON
sidercd
The application Of John L. Coffin for the
4pp0iutment OF a guardian OF the sad
Caroline II. Coffin, insane, and Il resident of
tie city Of Boston, III the State OF Massachu-
sets.
GEO. ". PERRY,
County Judge.
Dated Superior, Aug. 81, 1880. 3w
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Z sSembly Convention.

4 republican assembly district conventit n
for the assembly district comprising the
counties of Ashland. Barron, BAYFIELD,, Bur
nett, Douglas and Polk, will tie held at the
court house IL the village Of Osceola,
Tuesday, October IL, D 1880
at > o'clock p m. for the purpose Of nominat-
ing candidate for member the assembly.
Each county il said assembly district con
vention as follows based upon a resolution
adopted at the last assembly district con-
ventioa Ashland, 3; Barron, 10 Bayfield,,
, Burnett, s; Douglas 2 /; Polk, II.
r. +. MHARs, Chairman, ". II. ToNPkIKs,
E T~.noTs, Ed. c. CoLEmAS. !. II.
W!ss, &. ". PEaRY, assembly District
Committee.
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DAKOTA DIVISION.

Heals- s Daily except Saturday. tDaily
except Monday. Daily except sunday.
Trains connect at st. Paul and Mime
aFoiis With trains East aud South at ST.
laud With trains for Hclrose and tie Sauk
5'ltv: at B-ainerd with trains to and from
hIluth aud 90 ani from the West and South.
Connection with St Paul Il Duluth RR
.-ains =. y p Junction s.. Paul NJ / "
as.Irnnd trains At tilyndon for St Vincent.
v nnlF-.C. ar-l She British Possessions Al
Bismarck With Stages for Standing Rock,
rt kce, Bertholi, Fort keough, and other
,'.nts III Montana, also with the y ". Stage
ssi ESprcss Cos line 10 Deadwood City and
points IN the Black Hills and with Mis-
.all aad Islloa stone River Steamer fer
sart Benton. Fort Krogh and intermediate
g'sut' in Dasota and Montana; snd 81
1l.a,h With FIRST class steamers for Coliing-
Naol, Sa7aLa. Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
,Mcngn sEd intermediate points.
Ap5i 4asA. lss0 SARGENT,
Gen'i Manager, St. Paul.
$, SASBORN, H. A TOWNF,
Gen TT : Ticket Agt Superintendent
sa5s'oN ST. 81. Paul. Braiuerd
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100000 Acres

- h.aaesota ani Dakots Lands for sale by
- LNa4 Department Reduced rates Of
A'S tnd freight TO actual settlers.
:" information given apon application
sAsRs B PovER, Genp Agent, at IS
'ASs'on street. St. Paul, or 3ralnerd, Minu.
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THOMAS BARDON,
LAND AGENT,
fCHT Nh LyTS


Vfers for sale valuable lots il Ashland !;
'ho'ee tracts Of land sdjoining ire Citv.
suitable for Additions; Pipe and Hardwood
,"oo' accesSib!e q railroad and streams ::
-'oh Lands on the Fenoke Iron Range.
&C Fine Stumpase On tributaries OF the
: CFoi1, ChipPesa, and Lake Superior at
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Special Notes.

OFFICE OF THE SUPERIOR Book COMPANY.
SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN, July 81. 1850. {
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to
~ the stockholders of said Company
that at q meeting Of the Board of Directors
thereof, duly held on the Slst day OF July
1850, n" following resolution was adopted :
beSol9ed, that an instailment of SIX Dollars
and Twenty-Five Gents upon each and every
Share subscribed 10 the Capital Stock of
The Superior Boom Company, being twenty
five per cent of each such share, De ca..ed
il, and that said instalment be and the
same is hereby declared to be due and paw
able on the Firet DGy OF September, 1880,
at the office OF the Treasurer Of said Cor.
poration, at the store of II MxPeyton & Co
On CnDnor's Point in the town of Superior
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
WILLIAM KIMBALL,
Pres. Superior Boom 60:
E4RAM HaTES,
~ Secretary.
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