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Georgia Politics.

AUGUSTA. June 24.-At a mass-meeting Of
Democrats Of Richmond county to-day res
olutions were adopted endorsing Alexander
II. Stephens for Governor and James &. G.
Black for Congress from the Eighth dis
trlct.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. ar.

DOCKS, STATIONERY, AND SUM
ID MER READING.
THE VILLA BOHEMIA. by Marie Ia Baron.
Price. 30 cents.
PRINCE HAL: \ ROMANCE OF \ RICH
YOUNG MAN. by Miss Fanny Andrews.
Price. 80 cents.
TIE VARIABLE FAMILY. BY Shaler Ilillycr.
Price. 50 cents.
NO LAG ARDS W.. Price. % cents.
PUCK on WHEELS. Price 70 cents.
BARRIERS BURNED AWAY. Price. 20 cents.
1000 Nos. SEASIDE and FRANhLlN-SQtA I;E
LIBRARIES. from II 10 20 cents. mailed 20
any address. postage free.
N.LEONARD'> Book and News store,
ie 25 eos Main street.
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CWARTHM0RE COLLEGE,
~ nInnI.N-lIA nErIln FL III LII LII

CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
- REOPENED N RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted. College aud Preparatory
school. Under r. of member. Of he society II
Friends. The main building. destroyed by fire
ninth month last, has hccu completely rebuilt, en-
largcd, and lifted mp With all c0nFfnlcncct. lhOr-
ough Instruction IN Language. Liieluturc. Malhe-
MATES. and the sciences. New scientific BWldlug
containing Llbortorios. DranMe-kooms. Ma
thorough course in Chemistry. Mccl1nical aud
Ciy;l Engineering. Tho next term opens NINTH
MONTH iSclt-IniSrI 18TH. Apply early. as.
other things being equal. places VIII be- given the
earliest ann icants. For fun particular dldrt-.
EDWARD "a. NAGiI.L.
President Swlrthmorc College.
Z. Dl.-Gt IIli.l..lIl r.UmlA. IA.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
To meet The demand required 10y the constant In
erase On our business we are compelled 10 enlarge
our store. Previous 10 making those improve
Inents we viii offer our entire stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
at discount Of 20 per cent. of our regular pOpu-
lar low figures.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Full assortment Of
HATS. FLOWERS.
FEATHERS. SILKS,
SATlNS and Ribbons.
FANCY-GOODs DEPARTMENT.
ZEPHYR WORSTFDS, BUTTONS,
COMBS. JEWELRY,
HANDkFRCHlEF>, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, LACEs. CORSFTS, FANS.
CHILDREN's LACE c AP and PlQUE
BONNET~.
LADIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
10 order. LEWIS KAUFMAN,
il3 east Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth streets,
ic25 Richmond. Va.
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'VIIE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
TIE MOST CELEBRATED DlsPEPTIC Wa
TER KNOWN.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FlRSr-CLASS
AFFORDTNG EVERY COMFORT To
BOTH INVALID AND FLEA
SuRE-SEEhER

THE HOTEL. Is connections. and supplied with
every requisite impr0Y cn,nt, including post. tle-
graph. and eNprcss-Df'icc. billiard saloon hot,
cold, and siowcr-haih.. Contiguous 10 the hotel,
on a commanding cnincncc. are over 100 double
cottage. with upper and lower pacric, extending
the entire length u thu buildings and fronting The
river and grand mountain scenery.
Fine driving roads aud beautiful walk extend IN
an directions. and TIE surrounding scenery Is not
cqllllcd 10y any watcrlnR-pAtcc In irglula.
\ good livery f. attached tn Tho c-fahii -hmcnt
\ fine brass and string band Of music has been en-
gagged.
IN abundance If ICE has been secured.
PURE STRING WATER j. conveyed from tie
mountain ia pipeS 10 the Hotel AND cottages, aud
is exclusively used IA every department 81 The e.
t4hli -hmcut.
InE ALLEGnANY WATER hae become go
celebrated that IL T. now ,hlpP,d - nearly every
state ia the Iuion.
Pamphlets containing "a fun description Of the
springs. with certificates of some OF tue reinnrka-
he cures II Dy pepsia. Chronic Diarrh1a, scro-
fua. Chronic Diseases OF the Liver and hldncys,
Cacleflc Condition arising from Ai1iarial Foi."n,
Neuralgia, llomnrfhoids Sick Headache, &C., &C.,
Sill be- fnIuishcf on application.
BOARD: Per month. 40; single week go !;
two or more weeks. 1890: children under ten
years u age and servants. half price,
4. \. COIiiOtN,
General Manager,
j. lin Allegheny springs, Va
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GUNNER BOOKS TT

y by Two Of Them, sl.75; Anne. novel. boy
Woolson, illustrated, sl.25; Thoughts That
Breathe, by Dean stanley. 81; Errors In rhe Use
of English, ~ IIOdgsOn. sl.5O: Chlractcr-Bulld-
lng-Ialks 10 Young Men, by Rev. r.. :. Barrett.
Soc; Ballantine's Experiences of a Bariiser's
Life $3.50; Vicar Of Morwensiowe, by Barring
Gould. 6Oc.: Elders Political Economy. $3.50; ;
The Prophets OF Israel. by Smith. 1915; The
Frcrers, by Mrs. Alexander. 81.
&c 20 WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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ARMAGH. IRELAND, June 2i.-several
hundred men marched through the city to-
day In military order, singing rebel songs
and execrating the Queen. They were
afterwards .lriIied.
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wrSp-sToRx AT YASET0N

YASxros, June PA violent wind
storm nassed over this place this morning,
with great damage to property, but no loss
OF life has go far been reported.
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NEw YORK DASK STATEMENT.

WV 1UNh IAFh y ENIf' T.
NEW YORK. June 2i.-Thc weekly statement Of
the associated banks shows tie following changes
Loans Increase. .l.2jl.SOO specie increase. l.
OS2.7OU: legal tenders decrease. -3j9.lOo; de-
po-it- decrease. SlZl.u0O: circulnton Increase,
$50. 500: reserve Increase. s743.H50.
The tanks now hold s9.3Sl25O IN excces Of all
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 2i.-Nirginia s.. cOneols.
59i: second series, 81 ;pasi-duc coupons, 60; new
lO-4Os, 49,. BID to-day.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
vi RICHMOND.

Tho f.rty-ffih annual session Of this Institution
win begin the FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER
and continue six months, giving tie Faculty ami lc
time g. deliver complete couf-c II lu.tfuctl"n on
an the branches Of medical science.
The daily system Of examination VIII De- coniln
ued. and ~ the clinical advantages Of Richmond
lte NJ the disposal Of The Faculty. 800
one student from each senatorial district VIII De-
accorded the privilege If attending the course ff,c
Of charge for professors fees ou presentation 81
proper testimonials Of character ana oi MS nabll-
" o. pay The usual rates.
For CATALOGUES ar other information addre-s
10 ol-2tawINwIm j. u. MCCAN. Dean.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. June "a, 1851.
sALEs-FrEsT BoARD.-1.000 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, Glass II, at 70.
SECOND BoARp.-100 New York Central at
1872; leo shares Norfolk and Western Railroad
preferred stock fB. c. at 49s. 100 do. tB. c. at
so, 100 do. fB. C.l at 50R, 100 do. tB. CT at
80 3-16, 10 do. 3D. c. at 49., 100 do. at BOY.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Noon.-Stocks strong.
Money, per cent ENchauge-Long is6. short
4ss State bonds inactive. Governments steady
EcsHtng.-Exchange, 4sG. Governments gen
orally unchanged: new IS. lul4; new A..
l14s; new A.. 1901. Money, 2a3s per cent.
states generally dull. Treasury balances Coin.
SSS.5S3. currency. 5000.
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Thousands Of ladies cherish gratefuLre-
membranes Of the help derived from the
Use Of Lydia 4. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound.
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In obedience 10 a decree OF the Circuit Court OF
the city OF Richmond pronounced ON The 18Th day
Of june 1852, In the suit q BRUCE ana Others err
Others hsre,,v notify all parties entitled to the
aforementioned stock To appear pei",e NV ~ ~,
once, No. 10 shafers building al me p corner %
ON TrrsusV he ood day Of August. 1882, al %
O'Clock 4. 81, and prove their ownership Of ssid
stock and reby warn sid parties ' hss sss ne
on or before aid day the said shares VIII De lett
psay' '"e '''''''"'"A RIO. HOWARD,
! je x5-sa6w .vslnlsasV"e''
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Flour-We quote: Fine. sid;i.5O: extra.
az 3OMs6.5O: superfne. s5.JOM.G: common su-
Ierfnc. $4,000 ~; common family, s6.6U4t7
choice family, ss.5Oa $3.50.
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DrOuuiug Accident.

NEW LONDON, CT, June 2i.-Edmund
Benjamin, coXswain Of the Columbia Col
lege crew, was drowned here yesterday.
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CITY rAxEs.

NOT | { T..
This Office will he OPEN DAILY from the 18Th
To- TuE BOTH JUNE, between The hours 81 y
e,cl.rk A. NJ aud q O'Clock L. VI. inclusive. Tor the
purpose II receiving from any psr,on charged
with -.
CITY TAXES
tho WHOLE or ONE HALt II The amount of tax
charged, and 5 per eentum Will De- added 10 ne
amount Of tax charged in every ease where ti.e
party assessed shall lsil o. pay TIE ~hoie OF one
nan \. X. WOODsoN.
t1.2ot Collector.
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The following shares Of The capital stock of said
company stand on its books ia the names OF The
persons hereafter mentiODed-y!z:
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wANCuESrER TAXES.

MANCHESTER TANEs.
| am now ready to receive The CITY MD
SiIlOo, TkNtS. Al persons paying me Mhoi.,
~ me .,rne IN or before jrly 1t VIII te ennted
=, mai. Of Ter cent. ou the city taN. All per
.,ns pavIng one hsif OF the saiac on 81 tsin1r
Iuy fst will "a entitled a. febtle % ~ per CENT
ON said l.a,f ~ city lax, aud fe'As ~ pr
cent. on the llst half 4 paid by NOVEMBER ~.
.. ~. n.,,> A uti, Jts
Ne s3-..yl Treasurer City VI NaLc.issier'
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YIlE RAWLEY SPRINGS.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA,

are now open. In the management every Effort
viii be made 10 make the season Of 1852 even
more attractive than last. very excellent BAND
or SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. The
very BEST COOKS AND BAKERS are engaged,
and We are prepared to entertain in The most sats
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water Is the STRONGEST CIIALlBEATE
in America. Is Alternative and tonic In IL effects,
remedy Of unequaed utility and power. noted for
It's curative properties. For pamphlets address
J. WATKINS LEE.
" 2-lm Manager.
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NESTLE'S SWISS NDENs ED
" MiiK,
manufactured only ~ Ycyoy. switzerland, We
guarantee 10 Dee the RICHEST and rURrsr ia tie
market. and free from aduitcration Of any Kind.
If you wish the BEsT De sure 20 AJAX for tie
NEST brand, and take no other.
For sale lyall groccr- and druggists.
THOMAS LEEMING & CO.. Sole Agent.
ap 2O-Gm Is College Place. Kew York city.
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IyERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-SUM-
C,nTMY or pICHMnNn COIrNTY

1 tADEM1 OF ItItHMUNU'UNN
n AT AUGUSTA. GA.-APPLiCATIcNS TO
FITLTHE CHAIR or LANGI AGES a. tiisins1-
tuition will he received until JULY lsi cn Hihg'
Aunucanfs must be professional teacher Of cN-
pericnee. and masters Of the Lain Greek, French,
German. and English language: Io,umonials
will he r-fuired a. t. capahilucs for maintaining
discipfne - well D. for successful telcii'ug. FUR
der inf0rl .tiou can pc obtained from INC under
sigBed ~ rider Of the Board OF Trustees.
nv aQ-ttvt \. &. IOL1, see ct7ry.
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ID OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROIkBRlDGE COUNTY. VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE Isl.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CIIAECEs:

CHAEGEs:
Per 90
fer mouth fOf fhirty d4y-f...........s.... 90 90
Two mouths or more cach................... 80 90
Take branch railroad a. Goshen, ChesaI-ske aud
ohio railway. Tor springs. Dniy thirty-rSe min
iev a. he ors,f f,i,nfaiR II health. The entire
prsfnisos have undergone thorough and complete
fepairs. placing The property a. second To no
wa.er.ng-plaee In this country. home i"r ,hc
In - -eeking recreation snd pleasure. Inc hunt
ing md ashing. A cordial virginia welcome VIII
LIE extended % all ani everything possible done To
no,to or quests comfortable satisfied. aud happy.
EUGENE g.. PfNTON,
,ovtr-gm General Manager.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA
ARE NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION or
VISITORS.

The waters are specific for Rhoumati.m. Gout.
Neuralgia, Affections Of tlc Liver and al Kindred
d sei-t-.
NiR. WILLIAM II. PARKER long connected
Nth some q the prhcipd summer rc.prt-- ma
been engaged a- manager.
For pamphlet, AMI other information Adde'S
=. &. iAEDl.
g. lin Hot springs. Bath county, Va.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMIs sIoSEE HowARD's oFFIcE.(
RICHMOND, June "a, 1882. I
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ROAKOkE NANlt ALTON
COMPANY.
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w YA.ARF NOW OPEN AND READY To
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets 10
be- rad ~ Purcell, Ladi 4 Co. Polk Miller, and
John Blair. druggists, Richmond, or - The pro-
prlei0r. Ihis T. tie most Delighted warm sulphur
M 3O-3nl JOHN 4. flBANk.
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nEKNEY SpRINGS Will BE OPEN

" FOR TIE RECEPTION Ot GUSTS
JUNE !. Iss2. 1hi- wc'l-reuownci place has
inst undergone extensive and tA0rou cpalrs both
n. D. the hotels proper and the grounds. Special
attention has been given t. The ,Anittry depart
ment. For uTthcr Information stnd Tor rc.crlp-
i've c4tt!ogucs j. y. WODDM ARD,
my . T-0ln General Manager.
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TIE HEALING SPRINGS,
NLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
UY1FIA HOTEL

HYGEIA HOTEL
situated 100 yard, from Fort. Monroe. oTen all
~ year Eaual 10 any hotel IN the utcd states
Surrounding unsurpassed. Bathing, boating H.h-
ingand driving specially attractive. -epiihcnty
rcsort Tor southern people. Terms less FOR equal
recommendations than any resort ia THE country.
fiu,t, free from malarla. and for niniI truly
wa4 derfui IN - sopOrirc Eject S'd Tor circular
HARRISON PHIBUr,
,nvJ4-9tn Proprietor
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EDUCATIONAL.

II IS impossible 20 remain long SICK or ont Of
health where lIor BITrFEs are used.
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RENovATING THE SENATE CHAMBER-LEGTs-
LATIoN IN THE HOUSE on THE REVENUE
BLL-TuE TAX on BANKS, TOBACCO, AND
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SAYRE'S PLASTER-JACKET SHIRTS,
made by Tie
EiCKFORD KNITTING COMPANY.

4 double supply received and FOR SALE Al
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
J.BLkiR. Druggist,
mh2e corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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Nearly all Of the above-named persons are sup
Dosnd III he dead
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-09
SUPERIOR. WISCONSIN. SATURDAY, DEC EMBER 8 1882
TIE CHILDREN NE KEEP.

IhechlidTen Kept coming, one by one,
III the boys were five and the girls were three,
Ana The big brown house was alive with fun
FROM the basement floor 10 the old roof tree
Like garden flowers the little ones grew
Nutured and trained with the tendeTest care.
Warmed by loves sunshine bathe1 In its dew,
They Lloolned into beauty. like roses rare.
But ono of the boys grew weary one day.
And leaning his head OF his mothers breast
He said, II am ,ired and cannot play;
Let me sit on your knee a while and rest"
She cFadled him close in her fond embrace,
She hushed him 10 sleep with her fondcst song,
And rapturous love stiiE iightened his face
When his spirit had joined the heavenly throng.
Then the eldest girl with her thoughtful eyes,
Who stocd where the brook and the river
meet"
Stole softly away into Paradise
Ere Che river had reached her slender feet,
While the fathers eyes on the graves are bent,
The mother looked up beyond the skies:
our treasures ahe whispered, were only lent,
Our darlings were angels in earth's disguise"
The years Few by, and the children began
with longing to think of the world outside;
And as each, in his turn became a man.
The boys proudly went from the fathers side
The girls were women 50 gentle and fair,
That lovers We're speedy to WOO and win;
And with Strange blossoms in braided hair,
The old home was left, new homes to begin
So, one by one, the children have gone
The boy'.wcre five and the girls were three;
And the big brown house is gloomy and lone,
With but two Old folks for its company.
They talk to each other about the past
Aud they sit together at eventide,
And say, All the chidrensSe kept ut last
Are the boy and girl who in childhood died"
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WINTER.

From Lutte Taylor's Chip Basket.
Winter is an institution-especially
in this northern climate. 1t comes late
in the fall and stays until the weather
is so warm it cannot very well stay
any longer. This year it has come like
an attack of rheumaties, or caller
before breakfast-mighty sudden and
unexpected The smile Of the Indian
Summer had scarcely faded from the
hillsides, when the surly wintry wind
came clustering over them, and made
the treetops creak with pain, and dash
ed snow shower all over the garm-
ents of retreating autumn. 1t was no
sportive frolic Of the elements, but
genuine blast from the Winter King.
For an unseen, impal pable thing, cold
is about as certain reality as there is
III existence. 1t coffins up the lively
streams, chilIs the bosom of the bloom
ing earth, and raises the price of cord
wood. 1t puts glow Of health, flush
of beauty and rushing blood, upon the
cheek of the delicate maiden wrapped
in furs and look that is almost like
agony-a wan, this, pinched, dispair-
ing look-upon the faces of the shiv-
ering, tattered, and comfortless poor
No art can elude this keen searcher.
1t nestles in the corners of the cheer
lest room, as twilight fingers all the
summer day in the thick boughs of
dark old pine. The roaring fire drives
it back for a time, but let the glow
subside, and it comes back and chills
to death the very embers 1t pinches
everybody's ears-nestles in the dain-
test slipper, and crawls into the stout
est boot. No mortal power can van
quish it, and only when the vast forces
Of nature give it battle, and the sum
mer suns pour on the world their flood
of warmth, does ii relinquish its grasp.
Yet let US not be too hard upon this
rough old winter His heavy locks
and glistening beard entitle him 10 a
thought of kindness yet Nature is
full Of wise and benefcient compensa-
tions, and winter gives Us much for
what is taken away The long, quiet,
coy evenings. when the fire burns
brightly, and the shadows dance upon
the wall, and the fresh papers are on
the table, and the sense OF discomfort
without gives added blessing to the
sense of security within-what hours
are these for thought, for reading, for
happy, social converse! How the
heart grows, and filled with kinder
love and a holier humanity ! With
what resistless eloquence comes the
pleading voices of the suffering poor,
the sorrow-stricken, the unfortunatel
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Care OF the Canary.

"L. c. asks what she can do TO re-
move lice from her canary. A pet bird
of my own being afflicted so deeply in
this way that he did not sing at all,
and seemed to be tired of life, | tried
this remedy with success: | put lit
tie of the flower of sulphur in a thin
muslin bag, and tied it to wire in the
cage; as he hoped back and forth he
would hit the bag, and the sulphur
powder would sift out on him. In 8
week he commenced to sing, and in 81
short time he was restored to health.
If the bird looses feathers, it is good
plan to scatter little sulphur under
his wings, and to put very little in
the water in his bath tub Keep the
cage clean, and put fine sand on It's
floor. N. Y. Post.
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zne Difference.

The Barron County Chronotype
speaks the following words of truth
and soberness which may truthfully be
applied to all counties in Northern
Wisconsin,:
Every man in Barron county who
owns 160 acres Of good hardwood tim
Der land without a stick cut from it, is
better of than he who has three hun
dred acres under the pIow in Dakota,
for the reason that with the market
price Of the timber alone in his pocket
he could purchase more improved land
than the Dakota man owns, while his
100 acres of cleared land could not be
excelled in America.
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A Pretty Irish Girls Romance.

A romantic story Of love, tragedy
and good fortune has just been brought
to light Amelia Graham was
young and pretty Irish girl, who went
to Baltimore about two years ago to
make her fortune She had been there
but short time when a wealthy old
gentleman, named John Ritchie, be-
came smitten with her charms.
Friendship ripened into love They
soon became engaged, and the day was
set for the wedding. Then a Difficult
tY arose. He wanted to be married
by the Episcopal church and she in
the Roman Catholic. After lovers
quarrel Ritchie finally agreed to his
sweethearts terms, and the wedding
day was set. Again the old trouble
arose, his friends persuaded him not TO
marry in the Catholic church. This
resulted in the engagement being
broken, and the young girl was per-
suaded to return to Ireland. Then he
began writing to her, requesting her
to return and marry him. Accord
ingly she returned. Courting recon-
menced, and in few days they were
married Two days after the we'd
ding, from some unknown cause,
Ritchie committed suicide by blowing
his brains out, and the young widow
was left with large fortune. She
crossed the ocean again, and after a
short time On the Emerald Isle, re-
Gently came back to America, and it
Is announced now will in few DAYS
marry a wealthy manufacturer of Bos-
ton
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wedeed by ssis,..ne.

New York. Nov 20-WDliam Ev-
eringhans, nephew Of Mr. Oyington, Of
the well known crockery house, and
Miss Cropsy, a sa!eswoman in the
store, playfully asked Vass Neal, the
colored packer to marry them, which
he promptly did. The packer, it nov
transpires, is a preacher, and officiates
regularly in the coIored Bethel Meth
odist church. He claims to be regu-
larly ordained, and has a legal right
to attend to the ordinances Of the
church, such as marriage, baptism and
communion. The young people, while
admitting that each might 20 further
and fare worse, plead prior engage
ments as an excuse for being rid Of
the unpleasant fetters placed upon
their liberties By Yass Neal, when sur
Drised at his MONDAY meal. How the
matter will end IS not y.t known, but
the conjecture IS that a wedding so ro-
mantically brought about may yet be
accepted as the best possible thing for
both contracting parties.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-09

A few weeks before election the
Hon c. c. Williams, of the First dis
trict, wrote the Evening Wisconsin
that he wished he could feel as sure
of a seat in the New Jerusalem as he
did Of seat in the next congress. As
Charley has lost his seat In the next
congress he viii now probably devote
his tine 10 fitting himself for u seat IN
the new Jerusalem. Should such be
the case, he can console himself with
the knowledge that he viii meet with
no opposition from Mr. Winans.-Bay-
field Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-09

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul company have voluntarily raised
the wages Of its freight train employe,
with a view to securing the best ser
vice possible, and retaining that SER
vice permanently. 1t Is especially
desirable TO do away with the shifting,
changable ways of the average brake
man. The pay Of conductors has
been increased from so to s75 per
month, and brahemen who commenced
on $40 are TO be raised after three
months service to $50, and after six
months to $50 per month, with good
prospects for conductorship 10 all good
men.