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the general contest, with special reference
TO New York, Many even bets have been
made here that it woUld 20 Republican.
AT GROEsREECK.
GRoEsBREcK, 4.-tSpecial.l THE cleo
ton has been very quiet. Not one short word
in the town during the whole day The ne
groes have almost unanimously voted FOR
Butler and Jones. have not seen Norton
ticket to-day. The Democratic candidates
for county offices will all be elected.
COLEMAN.
COLEMAN, Nov 4.-[Special 1.-The elec.
tion passed off quietly, a fun vote will be
polled. The Democratic ticket win receive a
partial unanimous vote. The indications
now are that Jones win beat Ireland in this
county by small minority. sayers, for CON
gress, has n large majority
AZ MARLIN.
MARLIN, Nov. i,-lspecial. l-Indication
are that the entire county ticket is elected.
The national ticket will lead and Gibbs win
lead Ireland. The Democrats are enthusi-
astic, and as bulletins announcing Cleve-
lands gains in the north come In they are
greeted with rounds Of applause Business
houses We're closed the entire day, and every
man did HIS duty for the Democrats and
purity Of government.
AT GArEsYILLE.
GATEsvILLE, Nov. 4.-[Specal IA very
large vote was polled here on account OF in
tense interest in local candidates Ireland
viii have majority of about 1909 in The
county. The Democratic electors Will have a
majority of2,OOO. c. X. Bell, for state senator,
will probably have a majority OF 500
AT GALVESTON.
! GALVESTON, Nov i.--The election passed
of quietly, and though the political contest
was waged with vlgor, no disturbance OF
any kind occurred. The result in
this city and county liz still
an open question, beyond even approxi-
nation. Through themultpncity OF candi-
dates, the tickets ave so scratched that the
count Is necessarily slow.
| a maximum estimate OF the county vote
showed that it viii reach 5000, of which
Grain, Democrat for congress in the seventh
district, is considered sure to carry by the
1900 majority necessary to elect him. The
same estimate will apply to the state
and electoral ticket rom this section. The
correct county VI te mot be glvenuptil to-
morrow night. At one poll in the ninth watd
86l votes were cast. OF viii IN 81 were counted
and the commissioners adjourned until to-
morrow at Il. m. At some of
the other polls tickets are being divided
according to party, and so counted. Other
polls are counting tickets as they come, thus
checking even anythiIg like the possibility
OF guess. The entire city vote to-day has
been vest pocket one; that is, ballots
all previously prepared were voted
as taken from the YES, pockets
The few open votes bore no significance.
People are cautious about declaring the men
Of their choice, and thus the matter stands
All candidates, except the few who had nc
show OF winning from the start, have made 4
close race.
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THE BALrrU ia.
Inc "reAt Charm OF the water-Laud of
Poetry aud Fable

'N~s Nh~hhh OF tlu Wuter--Iuud Z. .
Poetry aud Fable.
One great charm OF the Baltic goa Il.
the limpidily Of the water, says Templs
b"r 30 clear are these quiet WIVES
that even at twilight, when tho ligbt ~
suhdued, we can discern every stona
every iangle, and patch OF sand. AZ n n
were noon. A passing sail makes tho
loVeliest reflections. There arc two No.
Tie boats sailing past, but one bolongs n
INC world Of fact, tho other a. ~, :,
ilancy, ana that IN fairest. was NJ n nr w
lh1erd skepiical az 10 the ploin,ssn ,,,a'
ner- o. kngen from 40 artist. natnt ~
view, nut the twilight Of several . ,,t ~
slNn hhy- convinced inc. n A. ny, =,
lhu'n the sunsets. although thess 49,
gorisons an1d beautiiui,as tho afier,-lo,s ~
winch would delight ana enrieb 4 49, n','''
..r. One night tho sun went do,sn
cleI NY, and we had ono OF hose i" H.
nov. lye'Vely twiii hts peculiar to our ,slsn
rue henven- aud .na we're of o,s ,,,,..
pA'e rose color that faded into ,ioio, w.. nS
.."'tihH seward not a. ohieci h, III
''.sef QUOT hefmonles o1oept q arbIny
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ChARLHsr0N, g. G.. nov. 4.-Rlections o.
day are Tor governor and state ofrlee,. man.
u.rsofth legislature amt congressman. as
wen as for presidential eiector. There /.
pf"cti eaiy no opposition 10 Democratic
candidates for state Offices and Il snly t.u,
or ave on county offices. Tie weaker 4.
warm, damp and c'oudy. The vote for presl.
Dental electors will De compared with IN.
vote Tor electors In 1880. and the vote 10,
Congressman with the vote OF is2.
THE STATE DEMOCRATIC.
'uARLEsroS, $. G.. Soy. 4.-sca,te,,n. .,
'utiS nom number Of counties througnthe
save indicate that the Democrats have
elected their entire ticket BY largo major.
~ with six OF the seven congressman. The
election, 80 FAR a. heard from. wa. nenooe,,,
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Maine.


FoRrLAND' Nov. Forty towns civ,
Blaine WA; Cleveland, Ass: Butls, ,so
D. John, 53i.
one hundred and thirty towns give Bl,in,
.s''S' Cleveland 1858; Butler, 1875; 81
John' III; Blaine's plurality Il, l2l. ayalnsl
Gafnold's majority OF CPS. Al mi. hon,
although It's raining, the street. In from, 81
the Press and Argus ofiees, and for som,
docks down. are packed with = mul,ltud,
striving for news. ''S'
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$3.50 The vote Ia the county is about 5000.
Cleveland's plurality is about 1900. Some
votes were east for ST. John
Returns indicate the election ofa Demo.
cratic delegation to congress-
Cleveland's majority in the state will ap-
proximate $4,000
SAVANNAH, Nov 4--Therc is no doubt
that oil ten Democratic congressman are
elected.
Cleyelund'S majority ia ~ ON
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Seland's majority is 10000.
MlssiasinnI.
cnALMERs nnrrArnn.

CHALMERS DEFEATED.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Meagrc returns indicate
the defeat OF Chalmers In the econd Mssls-
sippi district by 800
jim GoT JACKSON.
JACKSON, Nov. 4 Blaine carries Jackson
by II majority Of %
Returns from other precincts In Kinds
county viii give Cleveland small major
lily. llancocl's majority In Kinds county
was $751; The Democratic ticket has II ma
Jority OF about $50 In Rankin county, which
gave Hancock majority of 0i7.
Returns from the state are coming In slow,
and show very light vote, but OF unques.
tionably Democratic tendency.
Yazoo city cast 2iG votes, OF which were
Republican
A dispatch from Vlcksburs says Catch
lngs, Democrat, carries the Shoe string dis
trlct by II safe majority
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SHE eons ron cLryrLAxn.

SHE GOES FOR CLEVELAND.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 4.--Montgonery city
goes 500 majority FOR Blaine. Scattering re.
turns from different quarters Of the state
show Cleveland viii carry the state by A
large majority
DAY ~ A DAISY.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 4-Day, Independent.
iorcongress In the Eighth III trict OF Alabama,
beats Wheeler, Democrat, In the latter's
home county by $40.
f. SELMA, Nov. specials to the Time.
show Davidson, Democrat, elected over
Craig In tine Fourth congressional district
by decided majority. No disturbances arc
reported.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 4.-Returns from tn g
Fourth congressional district Indicate She
election OF Davidson, Democrat. II is lmpos-
tlDle TO give hgurea but all returns show
Cleveland viii have large majority and
that the eight congressman elected win al be
Democrats.
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Mnst YirrInIn.
soME scArrrnINo r1aunn

SOME SCATTERING FIuUREs.
WHEELING, w. VA, Nov i-The Parkers-
burg district complete; Barbee for con
gress, LOIS; Gibson, 100; Blaine, 90; Glove.
land, M Republican galn, /. don7s ma.
jorlty IN Clarksburgis 1853, which indicates a
majority OF 600 in Harrison county.l
Three precincts in Lewls county give Con
" majority; both parties claim the county.
Morgantown gives Blaine 362: Cleveland.
IA; Republican gain, II.
CHARLESTON, Nov. i.--The city OF Charles
ton gives the fislsn electors 3S majority;
Snyder, Democrat for congress, 2i2 meJority.
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Florida.
SHE IA sTIIL FAITHFUL.

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 4.-Reports from six
teen sounties, Indicate that tho Democrats
have elected their national, state and con
gress tickets. A heavy vote has been polled.
The white Republicans voted for the Demo
cratic candidate for governor, and some
voted for Cleveland. The hardest fight wa.
In the second congressional district. The In.
dicstlons are that Dougherty, Democra,
beats Blsbee, Republican, by 100 plurality.
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nEAocRATso. x. ~ rnE OLD DonfSiox.
kieHNoNp' soy. i.-rhe prospects Of
heaFy vote w~snever better. No state ON.
o'ss are TO - elected. There are no local
Issues IN the canvass. The Democrats OK.
pcci - snf 'Till doubtless. elect eight OF the
ten congressmen. The basis for eomparIson
VIII 30 toe vote for congressman large in
ls : When Juiil &. Nisrs -adJaster. defeated
Ss-l :. hAsssy- Ds4orTH, ~ s.ioo nisjoriiy.
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Now IIampsl,ir,
sIrRLooEscLosr.

CoSoonp, Nov. A. Twenty towns civ,
curler, Republican, for Governor, 2,5ls; mn
Democrat, 1853; Mason, Prohibluonlst. 81
scattering, 49, Tho same places In 1889 CAV,
Hale Republican, $3.50; Edgerly, Democrat
and scattering, 2,96l.
Ninety towns give Blaine 1870; Cleveland,
1897; 81. John, 4gj; Butler, 1T2.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov A-lieturns from county
seats throughout the state say the election
passed or quietly. A full vote was pollcd
The state will give its usual Democratic ma
Jority. The Democrats elect full congres.
sional delegation, n Republican loss Of two
In The house OF rcpresnninllxea.
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THE EARLY rsrIx.rn,

80. -" HNhhi folikATHH.
iLHiE1ToS. Nov. i.--In addition I. pres.
lasniisl ELECTORS, North CAROLYN. to.da,
eies's f..l state tickc, and justice OF IN.
sapiens coart, members OF the lerl.la,ur.
'nH county, of1cerp. The Issues are ,a,gn
ei9eS'ion. cIvii righis and the question q,
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A VERY LfoHr worn

AVERY LfoHr vors.
SA'AsSAH, (ov. lin this city .na
county hsavyv 70 was polied. nj. ..,,.
mated that there IA a Democratic major, , a,
100. Anew dispatches from ou,lyInv 80. -
"ss Indicate an exceedingly light vote.
AUGUSTA Nov. i.-Ths vote In thl. sl,, "a
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now COMPARISONS WILL DE MADE.
DIES MONIES, NOV. 1.-THE returns Will be
compared with the vote Of last year, when
sherman, Republican, f9r governor, had 1884,
1872 Kline, Democrat, 1908. and Weaver,
GreonbacKer, $3.50 Sherman'a plurality o.
Oo9, and majority of 1900. This year the
Democrats and Greenbackers have fused. No
comparison can be made with former years,
on account OF the change IN precincts and
districts, and In 1851 and 1889, not near "A full
vote was polled on account OF heavy storms.
Butler and prohibition tickets are In the
Held, b 1 have cut no iguree.
sixty precincts give Blaine ,s02; fusion.
1898; st. John, S. Butler, 6sj Net Repub.
can GAIN 943.
IT'S RSoUuH.
DUBUQUE, Nov. 4.-Linchan, Democrat. for
congress, will not receive more than 5}5 ma.
Jority.
One hundred and twenty three townshlps;
Blaine, l5,l53; Cleveland, 1908; net Rcpubll
can gain, 49,. AT this fnte the Republican
majority In the state for the national ticket
will be 5000.
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Indianapolis adyloes received Mt ga. m.
Just as We go TO press, state that Indiana ha,
gone Democratic, certain, by n majority
given from 5000 to 1900. Republicans con.
cede the stais-[ED.
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Low PRICES eau and see them We nsanent
We Fire
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A Cat Conspiracy.

Ladies approve oily our smoking "Lit.
tie Joker
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WACO

Wac, Nov. 4-tSpeclal. The election
here was very quiet ana light vote poled.
Inc entire Democratic ticket, national, state,
congressional county, etc, is elected, but the
majority cannot be ascertained until far past
midnight Wash Jones legds Norton by
large odds, and quite respectable vote was
poiled for st. John. H. II. Harrison and Il.
A. Jones will be the senator and representa-.
tive from this county in the nineteenth lfp-
islature' Crowds are now assembling at the
cotton exchange to hear the teleprnphie
news from the eastern states.
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@ANfsENT, ~ 90.
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OohsloASA' Nov Especial The slec-
10" 1's'ed OF to-day without trouble Of any
kiuo' although the election iar county ludr-
county attorney ani VA criT VASE @ o,e ono
IN which brains. whisky and o,he- reru mr.
c'c.iou aids we're finely used. 80 disturb.
'Hce 90 any sort was 20 BE- stn. AT ue eics-
ING VI ihe polls the general assumption Is
Chat = l. Waiton @. elected for shorH ]. ] d.
Mcclellan lor county attorney. while for
coaniy judge sni representative the contest
lsc1nelie-ei else.
I'c elo' on caled FOR city officials toom-
- have conc ~ acfsnt. there be ny bat one
r0'ii'g place open, the fr.. ana seeo d
-.ols 'yins AZ place for voting open.
Our Seople are aazlcus'y awaiting news Of
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RissrA, Nov i.--ispeciai 90 The
vote ever knouain Clay county was
day. ms Almost certain that Ire.
n ia oaiire Dsmocratc ueae have
I've county By alarys majority. wba.
lsase law candidate far the lngisla.
uado1b;eliT elected over MoSs.t, the
fass candidate.
AT TEgrfH
rLE' nov t--lsreeiap-A ai vote
|'aa and th- sleoaoa psssed or
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ssDALIA, Nov. IA very large voto was
polled In this city. harmadvke was
scratched considerably. Ford, fusion. for
governor, has carried Pettls county.
BURNS II ALL RIaHr.
ST. JOSEPH, Nov i.--Jsmcs ". Burns
lDemocrap for congress, In reelected BY a
largely Increased majority.
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FIFTH yARp

40 votes codMted. Judge had left be-
[he reporter arrived. Strongly Demo-
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oAsrEn, Nov Especial. l-Aldredge
votes far ~ counted; Burke, y; Kim.
% =; sebastian, g; Terrell representa-.
q. E' Coombss, q; Andrews. S; Aus
Payne 8; Bower. 81; Blewett, q:
|se' !; I'M, ~; rhacker, 10; smith, a.;
VA iSi Smith treasurer. II; Thomas
lNh IL; Langley treasurer, N;
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FEAST AND BE MERRY FOR THE
VICTORY rs OURS.

The Democratic ladies Of Superior
will give grand supper, in honor of
the election Of Cleveland and Hend-
ricks, at the Court House, N Superior,
on this Saturday evening, Nov. 22d.
All Democrats and all who feel glad
of the change of national administra
ton are cordially invited to attend.
Supper will commence ut I, and con
tinue till 8 o'clock. Come direct to
the Court House, or meet at Demo
cratic hall at :, and march from there
to the court house with the two brass
bands. Members Of the ladies com
mittec of arrangements will please
meet ut the court house Us soon after
one O'Clock on Saturday as possible.
All Democratic ladies of the city are
expected to attend and assist; and all
Democratic gentlemen who can spare
the time, will of course lend willing
hand i'll the preparations.
Come out and rejoice with the ladies,
and partake of genuine Democratic
hospitality.
THE LADIES COMMIT ZEE.
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Democratic IIurrah.

Our Democratic friends had a big
parade and grand jolliication time
last Monday evening over their polit-
zeal victory. They have. been out in
the cold so long they did not have
much to celebrate with, but Mr..
Tubbs, our clever post master, had
quite a lot of fireworks on hand, and
he generously donated them for the
occasion; the Blaine x Logan club
also kindly loaned them their lanterns
for the parade, and Mr.. Kuykendall
Illuminated his large hotel which
greatly helped them out it that line ,
50 that with the two bands and all the
COW bells and tin horns that could be
found, they had quite big time of
IT. They paraded up and down Sc
cond, Third and Fourth streets, whoop-
ing and yelling for all they were
worth until about ten o'clock and
then subsidized, no doubt thinking they
had had a grand good time. Well,
we are glad TO see them feel so hap
Ply. They have waited long time
for such an opportunity, and we say to
them ''eat, drink and be merry" for
there will be plenty of time later on
for weeping. Tonight, Saturday
they have another big supper and jol-
LITIGATION program at the Court House
under the auspices of the ladies Of the
party. Hip. hip! hurrah!
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r. E.GGEt "a
Af Sac iahci Oh -nag paper and see
gsaSS Sour acct stands With .isc 'EimCS.


Quite snow storm Yesterday.
Hanging lamps at BARroN's.
The choicest I,t Of on,1es in tbe
citv. may be found at NEIr. SMITHS.
-iiaVe you PAD your election DetS
w. ,.
r.. .I:I =, - wv : va NV ~ n
" M IT,, ,;soo =; AL ,;,.,.,,,a,.o
season has orr;veI
' wa WY 9 ''''''- - : '.''''r
n. III ..,.., ,
-. Ill.,, ,l;.....-,, -
r..f. .,
,onrest cranberry sauce next Thurs
dav
NJ w.. ...,.,.I 1r...
irax fine hest made are now ON sale
If CuI.,,rrr 4 GrorGF
ur D.,.. 1.... .,...,:, ha,a .f1Ior
M his ~.or, with stove. and new hard
ware.
Mis- Fanny Cuburu has been suf-
tcrim@ from a severe cold, for the past
week,
10 pounds Of Graunlated Sugar
i"f one collar ~
- -.
~ ~ '".'
.,. w. " CIV
~
-Accof''i'n~' very tine stock at
greatly reduced prices at christie &"
1eor@" ; Jc"ciry store.
ia pounds Of " {" sugar iar one
collar ~
NIL '2Niili
y man named McGuire died of
dcIerium tremens in the Duluth lock
MP last Saturday night.
There will be some old political
scores to settle in 1883, and we hope
to be around at that time.
!. D. Newton * selling the fam
Gus Hops and Malt Bitters. Call and
get a bottle. 1t Will cure YOU
Miss Nell Berwick entertained a
few Of her young lady friends on Fri
dav afternoon and evening.
Christie {, George have lust got
in another lot of those elegant gold
pens with ivory holders for ladies'.
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pSss's.

II S.LAND OFFICE BAYFIELD, WISCONSIN
x November I3,h. 1854.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Demos t'uugc against William G. sargent for
abandoning his Homestead entry NJ. 3I4 dated
AueuSt2d 1851. upon SWIt of Section 5. Town
ship Il north range T. west in Bayfield, county
Wisconsin,; with view to the cancellation of said
entry; Lhe said parties are hereby summoned to
appcarGt this office on the 9Th day nt january
1852 at O'Clock p. m. to respond ami furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
n22d2I i. X. OSBORN. Register
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Special Notice.

We will next week commence send
ing out bills to all our delinquent sub
scribcrs. We have sent YOU the
TIMES regularly for one, two and in
not few case; for three years, and
waite patiently for You to come
around and settle up, but as you have
no doubt forgotten to do 80, we must
now jog your memory. \ long and
expensive winter is now upon us, and
we must have financial assistance to
carry US through. We are willing to,
and have already waited long for this
assistance. 1t is small amount tax
EN- separately but aggregates several
hundred dollars to rs. We have not
sent out a bill Of this character for
two years, and we hope these will be
gladly received by our patrons, and
cheerfuIly and promptly paid. We
want our subscription bills all squared
up by the first of January 50 that we
can start in on the new year fair and
square with the new administration.
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Ed. keaough and one OF the sec
ton men who had been returning to
town in the evening, on velocipede
on the n T. track. At one time they
thought they saw the light Of an APP
preaching engine, and removed their
velocipede from the track, but finally
concluded that they were mistaken,
and again started on. Imagine their
surprise, when near the middle of
the long high Bear Creek bridge to
see an engine come onto the same
bridge at the rate OF about - miles
an hour. The boys were going slow
ly, so quickly stopped their conveyance
and got off and one of them stepped
out to one side on the cross stringer
and was out Of the way, but Mr.
kcaough was afraid the velocipade
would wreck the train. so he tried to
tip it from the track but failed and
then had no time to get out Of the way
himself, and As the train was just up
on him he sprang backwards, and
clear from the bridge and landed on
his feet in the mud ana water 50 feet
below. The shock of striking threw
him against the bridge timber and
hurt him some, and he was rendered
insensible for few moments. The
velocipcde was tclescoped in fine style,
and the engine brough the men back
to town, and Mr.. Keough was on the
street again Monday. Bat it was Il
narrow escape, and Ed. SAYS he does
not want any more - foot jumps.
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L. f. Johnston and a Swcde,
came very near having to pass in their
checks last Wednesday, They had
mounted their velocIpede and WAS fol
lowing the regular passenger all right,
but without watching their hind sight,
and the first thing they knew the yard
engine WAS right upon them Both men
jumped and were saved, but Mr..
Johnston declares the engine was but
just six inches from his coat tails when
they got on the outside of the track.
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Mr.. Bradshaw's delivery horse
started for little run away last Tues
day, Just as the clerk, Mr. Fred Ma
son was going to get into the wagon.
Fred caught the lines and was pulled
along some distance when in going
over a crossing he tripped and fell,
the hind wheel struck him on the
head, knocking him insensible for a
short time, and in the fall his ankle
was also badly sprained. a barrel of
apples was spilled out on the ground,
and the wagon was quite badly wreck
ed. Though quite lame, Fred was
able to be out again next day.
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Capt. James Edwards went down
to st. Paul on business last week. On
Tuesday Of this week, Nh. Edwards
received Il telegram announcing the
captains sickness and calling her to
his bedside. She went down by the
first train, since which time we have
not heard from them. but hope the i'll
ness may not prove to be serious.
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S,'EECE.

II < LAND OFFICE. BAYFIELD,, WISCONSIN
- November 18th, lSSi.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
trse'li John GJugc, against Thomas Hudgns. for
abandoning his Homestead entry No. us. dated
August I'd. 1881. upon the NWI of Section s
Township II north, Range y west in Douglas
county. Wisconsin, with view 10 the caHccIla-
ton of said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this office on the 9Th day
of january. 1888. at clock p. IN. 10 respond aud
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
d"nUcnt,
n22d1I A. X. OSBORN Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-22
Christie & George have made one

Christie & George have made one
order for their holiday goods in silver
and plated ware and the new stock
will be on exhibition by the first of
December. They will in few days
order their holiday stock in Jewelry,
consisting of gold and silver watches,
chains, necklaces, sets, rings, charms,
and all the novelties in jewelry. Don't
buy or send for anything until YOU
see tl4eaz new stock.