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Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

ON THE WANED ELDORs.
The select Hop II the Capital Hotel
AEine 4 6AiP-A Brilliant scene.

estkE- At-s H-tt-L IsE- - D..
TL- ,-.l-rt ts1V zIv-1 al the taEt,a
Har-. W-tiE-,aAy eVrIIlg, Wa a i.,
did .Erss---. aUi r@-:s~r- much credit
a 4 ra@ cry,.rnIrrs- hang IT n charEr
AZ! tLEr,.- - h. we're fortunate In tIviU Z
al in =. s4t.aE yak IN -hest Yra.ss a
IL .a,I.- and with cu- arcJrt pro,
r.9Glls- = -a~ event vi the -r..nF4.
It. : 80 "a ri.-.y waI-t, which
n-sg-rl u graz al aslra 2. ,y ,hl-+, BE.
7--..-t i. 'l- .~rf~lr AJ:-au ar, WA..s
~ hrs. a 10 ~1-rr aot NJ. up In III
. Za Ar < dancing. and n0t AcrGl-'Dru.
vi 70 EaI-1t .iDpr., Il Na- nor ~ p.-a.-
Az. -.p-,ga..y &h-u tL-y Iauc.ri IN
.zssgar- and II -~r.asBce quite 4
-lEa r.-r measured rteIr .-Hg-h On rh'
tlr-. mach p Ia- afEl--n-nt II III
.laa -.. n.
Prot: k.-cuI~- @c~b-.,-a fE-a!-a.7l
sI4-..-a. - Isle f0r rge merry dam
AMI Il slrtl,1au,lInZ 'n~ slippery Nor
,.-.. Eh-la. the ~ mad.
TA- .sl.e- ~~c- A.. very hand-JM-! ;
l.-a--r1., AID L sa- --T-:a. tmTs r..
MARK! that IE"y Al.i displayed NOR
han ths u-44. amount Il ta-tr in IL.
Arranging 81 ,a-!r -. ~. IL thl- -.
.r.1-. Isg~gs Ia -.l..=- cAnLJr u
eLer ri, aLI na'u--u4- ar the ON
...zEt. pascal I..Jn tl.rEa i, a.. events 81
-l.s gaA-aI;-!-
The grand march va .tarr-'i al
a'.l3ck. With Prot \. > Webster, and
Mr.. Z. {. Cayitaush q. HI, JarEa:F u
he .-s.d .g..ys .ri by 4tput sixty couple
Ti- march Terminated in a waltz, and
-zarh gentleman whlr..1t hi, aEtner Oven
IT, rO.Jr with tightening rap!hlty uA!!
- mg-.c -'Dpp-d, after which sets war
'rgn~i aud 'h- program gone 'h7oH- Il
WITH N tn Z-r~rA. way. and the to,'r
INK us-.- ~ Inark-d tn " 49, sIna.
Laar-. ,-.!oye toe end wa rr4cne'!
Is a~a a.. r~pa,r"d :" tA-ir harn~- .i-hLg
F d.. .a'.s. n H.. -y~all. -i~u..
..h.-' ne o'c.c- 4, quite all extensive
a..l.'.aa ~a- .rs.st up by min
A,s-,. C,--D. \. N.uluS.ou, the gr.prl
~. ~: IL" lot.-,, aud rHo,. aLo ~" AZ
44a.u:.a. With MN know TIA, yartinu
at i'-.,H:" u IN" program va, 10
lighted.
Ann. rhp-.- pr ---a, ser >1InI~.
,. H.. M. WA. Wa..~r, CouHcl.
men base and b-.,h"r. Cry >ulclto
II Z. Turner. CIry AG4ItDE !. Franz
Bal, h. Frau. Tow a-~nd, J. ohrrwr-
jour-. William T.. H"iGpc. and Prot
4. :. Webster, ct ,ur clrg.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

Lat evening" a. officer. itSNBi. and
G.src1 ~, znins out the rsiirnah, 'h%y
aoris..d ix0 cDL0ref m-u Carrying bags
WIEN thy r,ssGhssI the D~ia~ars IVES.
Tern yari 1fxo.r HruAis eaii.sl 10 thru
Nh-r .a~ Jftn1 Tnru .rar-ss! % run.
~ c~r Green .tarrsri amer him, bat Tas
znAss,. o. catch hila, b. di.aPI~ariny In
The u aitip.iciry II alley. AMI .rnal
.rrsrE. Ia sh- n-i ghb.JrhnpL DfficS'
H-uni., however, se1rurs4i hi. man and
srrz ght him 10 he hall and fOand h.
had rE0 chicken. and .4v@rs, heads D:
'ahbaze. TIE man syl!h MT give saf-
G.tsesory asco4at u hgTa~ii and the ar,
i - nax aEaiI pt~utihear.au. The
nan sav- als name A. Prank Williams
ans! Nj. b. .r!-d this evening.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

The missionary anniversary at the
L ai01 " z ssEnstay ssh0si WA krtd
..ass sveaing n she main aas.irrss rrsn
u Toe gaI-ta- The ehnrEA gAs very
brilliantly ls.ans gr1assst and tss.nrasss.
kIr .hr 6sI.a.ioE, hgs as3GhlRz -xEs~si-s.
ses hsaary 81 the infant ..hhsI ..as.,t
&c Al RaelGaest pt1s5crns srs,nstTax 20
;at up u sar .ecess,
J r. Kelley, superintendent hal
Esu@rai shsarge, All Rev. A. -s~nz =
a.at eaasx- Il .te pr9grzna Of exercises.
u a. "a y F.a.1y pr-sht-'. a 2rr IsFs.a.
a5l~ alanner az ne GgZaa- GhZisr a
aa1neT II s-t,.srr ptrrs. 81 naas1e, aasis-r
Fh@ t.-.ssr.na II Hs7sars4 AcDan-t, VA.
s1aS sy rao .ch.s.. n gszrrA-, AMI itr
In kant scaf.1I IsrErE 1Cssss! L&tzeIy ~ the
!. l.Icai treat Il ;lr wen rnZ
k@,.TsasiGns we're gwen BY, Bella
4p-asmar- Elsl- k4-In MAJ baEe+,
Carrie .As-IAlGsr, Maynard AEDsaae
As.cr sr~rgis and MR.. Canary q tho
InEsnr -,-ksts and Maj Her~y, * SIR
s.iI; ..hGri, rsa.tr The .hip's &c Ire Al
.-a. E@y. 7. z Cr>sAasrr n -cnrI
CAGrsa wa aalGo!a, 81 s3r ~ A.ftrsss,
A'ls aeInx s:etaIn~,t - sickness, and iE@
-x.rcg"rs being .%ng-hy IA regGLlt HI
.t.e4a-. s-r- ls!-
Th- -.~IlfltiAf .ervis-. we're II D T-ry
;fa4EE.aZ na-aG-rr II cE- t1,aEr ..asnt
sE..rs H@r~ srt t-resa.,! a.,-r.. -.r2t-
Gs73rzs NAtr.. e, Ef4-tarf N-s, G,---rE...~
THgag ald .A-lee Oliver. -G.:assr
aa@rG0r-A.- u-r~ pcss.~at-4! % fG- GsE-.t
..1s 4 .a- tS,cess-1i. TE- sI-.: oct
.hrs- :~aG e~r- ADJ Ike -, l,..A- o. l.rsatl-
t.. teasa-r, E<-- Nr. -..sE LIHisJc.
.5ls~rYa T Mlr.<F AAd ss4grT " .t.-I-
aL!~r. The X ? .ao.a- C-rssa.-r1t y -
NJ " l. b.EGEa. NJ "a 0ery-'i .Ari
: .-s..t&T Mzgg.ns a.. ~~t- yt-7.-E E,'. aE.'.
app gy,.tlss- --rl.srt. ~sr a4.sst= = -ss.-E
r1&--
T.- -or4. ,-r~s o.. u ta@ .c4nr. Ia
e.E..Lz -Icl-sl81 :Ea,.- a-Lal.-ea. .
s-.n. II SAT-. t.,.5 T~r~ t.: 5-.ls.-J. s..a:.
rlrrnsr-s. Tn b. -.r..- y ..sat sE--zsl q
( at gsar- \ AcE~ arsa ~: II f:~s~r.'.
cn14.lat.EZ x -ora. t-T1c~-. .sa-x-r. u
f-..-- lax. az.+ b, ~ .-.- s-~- rs:~s~-.
III ~ rae pa.--o- ~. Z. re-, t.ssG1-
~ 4ft als!-~n- oT.@ ,.E Ia. ~
sraa b.: ..r.f.2-'! laGr-~@4-.! s--- : --1A-'
1T 1sa-.-- H.. II +.--rs.---4'sE.@ try
,5..-,sr.---..r H.. &rGE. 4 fnZ~r.@: :41 ri
E.g-r-.s-g - --aGs. .aeCr--.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

IT,. her-.,. Alta h.-i 10 os- Il Sre,-t &
spAhn'. ter wagons started On a rur
xhlge in front 0f Fred War.ter. .ai1-Or
o. >~cund str--t hear King ihi. morn
lag. The hOrses dA.hesi doSu Sound
l0~4rd French doing no damage what.
eve. 20 them selves, tqs feiaG iish!rs III.
~hee. Of a milk wagon il their cUurse.
The h1rss- acre cAUxhr and h.sd srar' -
u 6-~D taken back 81 their former
sand when they .;a-te,i 1t. again bat
xes- caught after g1dns q short di.tAIrr.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02
German earn.

Another large lu4rail,nGut Of Gcrnnn
'hp hrriy"d from Warrington y"St"r-
haT 'm.i. 49, ~ tni Euo"h Mprrc,
u, fttu 'Duu.. JDurr for DrIn%ar".
1b" '"I"u"i vii Hau on u trip down
IL" Hla'" lVHry anJ ii iribntn ihcrArp
~ all ,ruII,a'',
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02


NJ. j. Dow, Of Maine, is very active
IN his work in org anizing temperance
lodges, AN! has mp to the present time
met with much success. The last ont
organized has been named Harmony
and is AT Lincoln, Del. The officers o
= h" Harmony, which will hold its meet
'hg On Wednesday, are as follows:
!" D.-EUhrrt q. Atkins
W. {. T-G. w. Clifton.
". '. T.-Mrs Annie Bnrris.
W. Sherman &. wilkins.
". +. S.-pauI Clifton.
W. T.--Eva Clcudnni |.
W. t.-fcv. |. y. Foreman.
". M.-Th"mas Lecompt
". ID. M.--Jcnnic wilkins.
W. !. G.-Gcorgr Slew.
W, q. G,-Shcrman Transure.
T. W. {. TT. Atkins.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

R~1 r. l. T5rak a.Da p:=@l:a. :t.r
el1-.aZ .~-ra...a i BIZ. Ia..4:4, ii VI.
"a ri v T. Charm II -.as!aT Tx
II~-e ~. 10 = G~E.-r4. ts7.'.h"ay al~sr-
M. eDra-t.-..2 4 Z :. r. A.. -'e IN
9'.t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02
THIRD EDITI0N.
AevsSsS 11HS~sssa sSIbs AstSsfe~
saA-Ib4 sspaAs s>nssG A~Vs -
Active ~ S~G--SsSass ~ b0ssvess.

AAuvS ~ UYb-ohS~o ~ boHeYeDk-
sneszs. Cssrs~rnaeaaes q ne K xv- siaa4s
DyvEa, DsI~, A4reh ~, I.s3.
The -sE4Es had sgssg .s-ssI0n Ia. at
sevEnnn AID sF'JEn ffY1 ar.s~rssF "a. ss.eTn
k,rV syp.-&Fs ~ saE@ bora . and g'.s n
eorsn!stee las-ssGaz n s.fsr@Esr- 10 !>@g-
.ss&flye p3Fk, rsr7 arr 81. I iss.s u grxr..-
at the Es.sShSss an1U +.@s5f@ snesa sr>~
vbygs ~ 20 -aFsY 81 .eu ~zs-g.TEr, y1E
Iaa2gEs frf.sa III asY ",ra, n rac t.zG4s'.~
tIyEaaf. 'rers as~ HrTaGg M -. JON III
rnSss ma rl.Gp-G e4a E.fr ~ 4 --aGar1. Il
hrIt fag7 f.5~ fia*ts- mar wake - 4stl
harry ts~gf 5as.H>ss TafJG ~. " Aaa~
snraS n .a.- -hSTaF>rs = 'E<G adg ~,
f!esers.sz u s@f.sTs p. thrr% z.s .GEa- bat
work sts1ctgyesg a~ ts4~ -sass,' tA:eT-ss.
Tf.G fslfsf n s,5rt4E- H.. tat ass- rs~T.
tassed 10 sa@ House dssSh1 tA~ prssrus !
.essiGY. !. rae re grspa.~H 70 -Jat. ~
Wagss @nsi J;s@rEh By NJ Bas9~s, g.: tn
Ysfgra1t!gn II yygsns1. nm .Es.s.s sgC.-
yifs@i n 4Hy cr.aae 8thrr sk.AC -Gzr Il
EIygn,fgtte - 4rsE Pr a.. sgch ave.
nile Gel.Egss sEs, 4aGsr IL 7essft ii ayr,
tAG h.. r - re J 4&z-t ne prp@r To
rid :heTG y, 'hr PA .A.I ,snIa HJg.s.- 4
fhFrsctsDh., and prov .aEs ihAs sar Stair
ss.AG! Ja7 IN shrIF ri 9ca'.r.T. rr,Atrasat
IT., ~ iA.- .n.sstEt.sE.. grsg .a.a-; .a.aa
taE lry.' dss~. nDg s4rr,gi ,. per- p-~x
Tf.s 81. fgTtas-s yrpvifEs ~ 'G~ %nns
s0IGmEnt III .hGJtgI = ba- 1Gs4 sna, ls~.-
parents Ase 4fA,Be 70 NAM ~ tEeEn ny
Js4zsS Ff.E4 %55.anFJEs7s ~ ~ ID ~ -ss--
pAFegsts Il .1-ad y4Dtrts, H. j.. sa~.a ..g..-
ma, they 4-~En = EEp1.4g.-- Tar BE- b
ussy- 30 El.e slsl.i dsfs.a ia, 49,. = III t.
@ase aaHAnt nAv~s.Ca 10 .ast..4r.gr. u
h1r osn, Il j. rel. hat mar D;,y.s...a
e raAsis TT EnF yyu.h q bJ-s!zy ~. p
lAty ral,.t- . h., Ass zsgaI4- Yy 10 al.
and D!c<sljhE-, III pG.sT. th~Y ar
MIR iaGagos,.af-1 ir. "a. r!.S.f }. zagsS.-
a. shs .a@r u thrE1 Il. 'aey ",H as
cDfaE DAff!s.H-d ~ s.a- Bfl.- 'h+Fs am
hse! 4mgE.. sash ~ III tAFE IN ~. I.t!
10 cr4nI AVID uSrr IN fts-- hey a--
Str.~ thar EfsY. ,gst IN TIER - s-ss
..stls rsnar~ ~ 'h> 'i.s p4a.. 2. ,H:s. ~-~<t@
AMI beclTs!ng 4 AZ
,,......- ,.r....,...
- .'"''' % '.,'' ''S-" ran 80
.-ra-'.-' - ,,''...' -.
~. '',' ar ~ b.
'"'' &''.'..'' W '1">''''.''r s''.'
"'''y '..'' NFl'1'' ~ = -" '''
'h,r ~ n, ~ H',''E '"'%t-"' ~" .''"- Z"
's'f ran -" '~S*, "',' '..' - "'7
,t,,,cs.,,.,,,.,,' -. ,,g,, 49,,
uay rat II ts.r dl,aGaHy. IA. 's..s.-.....
~ nAag, tr,ch f:I,r,g,,. .nsass- AMI .,er.r-
Ctais. j. y, Gl>tt4c- taa STAT
THIS .4eta, y, he tn prrsau.r2 rv5r-
sHn,ArG a~tH i. soga- a."..a1nG Il ..,-.s,
t4dhg .a<rr IT, hi. G.r@Sfsar. by ,.~
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02
CARPET S

We have Just placed in
stock a splendid line Of Car,
pets, all new and handsome
styles, that can be bought a,
the following low prices:
Full ~ Double Chain In
grains, 50 cents per yard.
Best all Wool Filling In
grains, 90 cents per yard.
Best all Wool Ingrains, IS
cents per yard.
Good Quality Extra Supers,
SO cents per yard.
Best Quality, Extra Supers,
90 cents per yard.
Good New Style Tapestry
Brussels, IS cents per
yard.
Best New Style Tapest!
Brussels, 90 cents and 81
per yard.
All Wool Filling Unitians
5-8 wide, 80 cents per
yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

I'll" fifth regular public sale Of rca
'-7tat" and mortgages by Hea' ii x Go
viii take place Tomorrow s,t.ruoon A
= p'rlOrk, i. tie secDnJ' story Of tn,
Smith building,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02
FOURTH EDITION.
he Asyua>sa 81 NJ. Gray

r2-- 'rpr-'-ts -iflg~ Il 'As. -f'i'-, Ri. 'Ail'
'-sg' c+t32stfy ~ A. 'fs''t .''-f e. 'El1ftLg
! @+t 30 ia~ yEl'1- Am e ia'- AZ q
III. STATE Efs EGt Mt tN-r- a. iaT
2--ssf'rg-'sr Of J9oa C,gu--7- - aaSi b.
-nzaJ-g a.-sIz.-S am u Tze son1tlry' A'-
ss's Ear> te~pssz GIFT isr ann Gus A-'
+I-Z Va. o. -z'l~lEgr -tah =. -Lr a. AZ n
u. power ~ .'-~ hal 'nr ia .-,fg Of 'fls-
@sx W.. Epas-.d l2,G 'hr F!o'Af-fs
or9tza5 y llssFI1r-
" Az ai' aF-'t't va .4.f'l EIin pt'y
s5r 'hr lzi1r-1z:sr- 2a:rn, = .nEH nts
1- 'T~fn''i ~ - ~ = =, so J. - -
- ~ - sl'. -. - - - -
80 ~. "a $50. y, a, - - 80 -.
81 a. - - - "a -
A@'4 - So 60 - = q A AN
'41--'t . - -. -aS -
'11 ~ al = z 20 = L -
re :at- 'n~ s-i14r h. So - '-'1
a. - - = = -.
49, - H. - -. -.
$3.50 - s. = = -.
is2t-r- 70 NJ -U.-- Il@ t-'.Et- II A'r a.
sH'-g --1l ~ % -. b '''I' --'-z by 49,
=. 49, .-.. =.
- - a.. - -. - -,-l -
-, - = - - -.
". :" = =
~ NAE 1850 -
80 - -
rFr - '%S : ~ % -
,,.r = y'---'@-'5s. - .'--' 80 -
vi fray 'A~L -,-'7 1900 p,
. So
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

\ number # !r"I iamp post. vi ! be-
p.ae"i "a spruce and other .'rc"ts In
n" eastern part 81 the city. The old
ba~".In" "rd"n post viii be- taken up
I'D Tie iron posts With gas s4b.tItu'ei
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

Henry Ward Beccher lccturod ~
Mcaia last evening to u large audience,
ana handled his subject in his usua'
mastery manner,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

%: s7'~g..T- :-+'.l- e.-. MT 4.
.Fc:@:" A.'. rc....g -.'r.aG.. W m =
y:D.t - a-r. A.. -.a-s 'ses -a-.-..'-
I'm. -..'.~r.-g 4. L"., %D. Ic- Mar.
ns- -'.-s'
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

NOR SALEr-2 OK THREE NEW BRICK
L hrI-"s N Adams -ireet between Niuth
AMI Tenth streets Win Mau-ard roof, Dd!
4" nd W. front porch. front yard. ground cell
ar. hght and deep; -ald u be the most hand
.pIne hDures ia tiiu city; -IIe yard, FALCON par
.uI . room and bath. making ~ ~ .ter-
fDf hrat"r.. Those III need # hDu-r. wDnlu
,iD well 10 glEc them their attention. ijur
on " ldi.Dn. InlIIr- AT ~, ". 9Th It. m2'5
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

r r,,.-..- q 4.1EAa',l.f,-,- /. ~
.ra ~. ,,@.- :; se., JAs4 r.,r~~ ,u.!
49, 1ea~'". 'n.lsr = ~. !-4-, La4
,'-r,'
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

NvANIEI--A GIRL FOR GEN ERAL
w homework. Inquire at cor. of I.nmottc
and l'randywInc nvenu,. mi 3t
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

T7JR SALE-3 SHOW GASES. LOT or
L hat stands etc. Apply at oD2 Washing
Son It. Mot
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

ySDK SALE-A GDDD BABY CDAtl
Il can be bpHsht cheap. at $50 r.. Sccon,
ytrrct In2.3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

TOR kENT-TliE DWELLlNG AT "a
Il King street. m2.3tsns
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

~ A k1ID,

f,r 49, my a, tr.r,~L y. : FAT
~.9luI -.r",.'
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02
jCIl% HtSAHhKkb,

*e1'ra'Er ,rr.s. .ru,h rn'f@hee b. mali
t.,..HI
Daily Republican., 1883-03-02

Hncnni c.rrlr ,,p'nea,, from crn,"f.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20
SUPERIOR CITY.
MiDDLETOWN.
CONNOR'S POINT.

Owner. Description Lot. III k. Amt /
James Bardon, und 2: of ST i > G6
und p > i o. .
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20
Our Jury System.

After all that has been said and
done, y St. Paul Grand Jury could
find nothing in Mr. Mitchell of Du-
luth but angelic virtue, honor and
honesty, and so declared by acquitting
him of all completely in the gigantic
land frauds with which he was charg-
ed. The other two conspirators, how
ever, with still less damaging evidence
hanging over them, were indicted by
the same jury. Whatever our priv
ate opinions may be we are not going
to quarrel with the jury for discharg-
ing Mr.. Mitchell, but why, in the
name of all sense justice and reason
did not the jury discharge all of the
accused, if it could not hold Mr..
Mitchell? We do not see how jury
can hold the position Of this one, with
out the faint of fragrant perjury at
taching to them.
1t has been a good many years since
we first pubically denounced our pre-
sent jury system, and this is but adj
ditional evidence why it should be
abolished. The jury system of today
Is disgrace TO America. 1t is doing
more than any one thing to encourage
crime of every character, to set at
naught the national and local laws,
and to encourage violence and lynch
law" horrors. Murderers, thieves and
swindlers are the ones who today say
retain the jury system. These Grim
inals instead Of fearing the jury of to
day, court it as their safest channel of
escape from punishment for their
crimes 1t Is safe to say that nine
cases out Of ten the criminal receives
all the benefits and chromos Of the
jury system, while the honest appli-
cant for justice toots the bills and is
kicked out of the court room as an i'm
poster, and he may thank his stars if
he is not called upon to pay a heavy
fine for malicious prosecution" Just
as the mother Of the James boys is
now threatening to do in the case of
the prosecutors of those notorious out
laws. Again we say give us reform
in our jury system. In all matters
but a jury we claim that a majority
shall rule America Then why not
let majority Of the jury Gf we must
have a jury at alb rule?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20

Mr.. +. H. Badgero, of Iowa, who
has been visiting Superior and vicin-
ity for some time past looking the
country over, made us a pleasant call
one day this week. He is iovial gen
tleman, and i'll the course of conversa-
ton said he felt it to be his duty to
expose our Photo artist Mr. VIII d.
Baldwin, little, that our people
might know what gay deceiver he
was. 1t seems VIII. worked himself
into the strangers affections pretty
deeply, and then last Monday got him
to consent to make a trip to the DaIles
of the St. Louis, for the purpose of
securing some views. They started
out ''across lots" through the brush,
Will. very adroitly shifting the in
struments and heaviest load upon the
new friend. After long tedious
tramp they arrived ut the beautiful
scenery, and just when the natives
had gathered about to see the strang-
er shoot the thing off, was when
Wills. ingratitude manifested itself as
he stepped up and took possession of
the machine and commenced opera
tions, leaving the stranger exposed 10
the multitude, not as great artist,
but simply pack bearer. They got
some very handsome views, however,
and VIII. promised to make amends
by presenting Mr.. Mr.. b. with a full
set when completed which with this
little exposure, will about even things
up. Mr.. Badgero is in Eau Claire,
but will return to Superior in a week
or two, and has promised to furnish
the TINES with some interesting items
relating to our part of the country,
pine lands, DE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20

Foremost among household mag
azlnes Is Demorest's Monthly, which
for utility, variety, and artistic eX-
cellence cannot be surpassed. The
November number compares very fly-
orably with its predecessors, and IS
replete with interesting and useful in
formation, the illustrated portion be-
ing all that could be desired The IL
Illustrations are admirable, the frontis-
piece being a fine steel engraving of
Faed's popular painting, Tired Out. F"
There Is also a beautiful steel engrav-
ing Of Hicks celebrated picture 4
Saxon Maiden" We are promised
III the December number the first
chapters Of fine serial story by Mrs.
Champney, author of Three Nassar
Girls !" and other novels.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20
NOTICE
OF the Redemption Of Lands
Sold for Taxes May 18th,
A. D. 1881.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, &C
COUNTY Of HDf.tiI A. ~,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, %
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS ~.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK J
SUPERIOR, August llth, 1888.
The following pieces of land having been sold
by the County Treasurer of the county of Douglas
on the luh day OF May, ISL for the Taxes Inter
est and Charges for the year lSSl:
Therefore Notice is hereby Given That unless
SAID lands are redeemed from said sale on or be-
fore the 18th day of May. 1881, they will be con
Ncyed To the respective purchasers or aSsignccs,
according t. law.
The amount oftaXes, Interest and Charges. cal
cuiated up to the last day of Redemption, is set
opposite 10 each piece respectively.
GEO. +. HOICONB
County Clerk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20

NoTG-Tn the foregoing statement the following
abreviatous are used. viz: On for north. t>l for
SOUTH le, for east wv for west, mel a for north
east quarter. ,sel4 for southeast quarter, lnWi4
for northwest quarter (swi4 for South-WeSt quar-
for street fave) for avenue tdeS for description,
sec for section, amt for amount tcst) for estate
III for foot NIlnONo
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20

During nineteen weeks nearly
forty millions of people have crossed
tie Brooklyn bridge. The receipts
have been s69,963, being s1S,545 in
excess Of expenditures.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20
RENTOS I'D.

DR. f. T. Gauvreau, and his stock
of Drugs, and other merchandise may
hereafter he found in the building
next west and adjoining the Kuyken-
dali House, which has just been fitted
up for him by Mr. j ). Richie. This
will be Il more central and better bus
mess house for the doctor, and we wish
him renewed prosperity at the new
stand. lie will occupy the upper
part Of the building Is Il residence.
The ground floor, besides his fine
store room, gives him two private or
consultation rooms, Il convenience he
has heretofore been deprived of. Call
and see him in his new quarters.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-20

We wish to again mention the
fact that a survey ought to be made
and our street grade established. We
have heard of one gentleman who
says he Is ready to commence the cree
ton of II large brick block covering
some six or seven lots Just as soon as
the grade of the streets is fixed upon
Mr. II. W. Shaw is getting ready to
improve his lots on the hill side next
10 Messrs. Hebert's 4 Cos. Drug
Store, and the grade stakes should
certainly be driven before this work Is
done. We may be mistaken, but we
think that under the special law pass
ed hast winter the Board of Supervis-
ors have authority to do this work,
and if so it should be done at once.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-21
The Duke and the Dude.

The following story is told of an Eng
lish nobleman, recently decea ed" The
duke was once in church when collec-
ton was announced for some charitable
object. The plate began to 90 round,
and the duke carefully put his hand into
his pocket and took out a tiorin, which
he laid on the pew before him, ready
to be transferred to the plate. Beside
him sat little snob, who, noticing this
action, initiated it by ostentatiously
laying sovereign alongside the ducal
form. This was too much for his grace,
who dipped his hand into his pocket
again and pulled out another form,
which he laid by the side of the first.
The little snob followed suit by laying
another sovereign beside the first. His
grace quietly added third form,
which was capped by third sovereign
on the part Of the little snob. Out
came "A fourth tlorin TO swell the dukes
donation, aud then the little snob
,riumphantly laid three sovercipns at
once upon the board The duke, not
to be beaten, produced three florins.
just at this moment the plate arrived.
The little snob took up his handful of
sovercigns, ostcntatiously ratified them
into the plate, aud then turned detiantly
toward his rival u, ii he would say, i
think that takes the shine out of YOU
Fancy his chargrin when the duke, with
grim smile, put one into the plato
and quietly swept the remainder into
his pocket Family HeraH.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-21
The French Army,

A pamphlet by German officer,
entitled Frances Preparedness for
War," is much talked about just now
in Berlin. The author, who was
witness of the late maneuvers of the
French army, states that in the event
of war France would be able to place
in the field 10000 more infantry and
594 more guns than Germany, but that
the officers and men are not 50 well
trained as those of the German army,
and that tho constant changes in the
direction of the War Office in Paris
nave produced some confusion in the
administration. The French generals
are also, in the writer's opinion, de-
ciuediy inferior to those of Germany
rs strategists and tacticians.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-21
Sales and Quotations.

NOTB.-The prices nero gwen are for Gales from
drst hands in round lots. An advance 10
tchsrged for broken lots In flling orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-12-21
CHUkCHEs.

CAiRO BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
" streets; preaching every Sunday moining aud
night at usual hours. Prayer meeting Wednes'
day night; Sund ay school, $3.50 am.
Rev. JNO. T. EDEN, Pastor.
CHURCH OF THE Episcopal
~ Fourteenth street; sunday 7:oOa M, Holy
Com munion 1920 q. IN. Morning Prayers II q. IN.
r. p davenport, 8. r. b. Rector.
FIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Preaching at 10 30 H., p. m, and 7:30 p. IN.
shbath school at 80 p. N Rev. T. j. Shores,
Gstor
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street; services Sab
u bath 80 a. IN. Sunday school Up m. Rev.
iIappe, pastor
tJETHODIsT-Cor Eighth and Walnut streets
vi Preaching Sabbath II 90 A. m. and 80 p. m
undsy School at 900 p. N. Rev. j. A. Scsrrett
pastor.
DRESBYTRRIAN-Ei Eighth street; preaching OIL
| Sabbath al Il 90 q. IL. and 1880 p. m; prayer
Meeting Wednesday at 1880 p. m; Sunday School
tar m. Rev 3, Y George, pastor.
ST JOSEPH S., Roman Cstholic) Corner Cro,'
nd Walnut streets; Mass every Sunday q. 8
and 10 a. m Sunday sch DOL al 2 p. IN e, and Vesp-
ere at 8p. m. M rs every morning at So. m. Rev.
G. Sweeney, pastor.
~. PATRICK'S-(Ro Cstholic) Corner Ninth
street and Washington avenue; Mass every
Sunday and and 10 a m: Sunday schoo at D. n d,
and Vespers at p. m. ass eye'y morning at
p. m. Rev. j, Murphy pastor