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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-09-20
4 GOOD IDEA.

+ Our neighbors over the bay in St.
Louis county have been agitating, for
some weeks, the propriety of holding
a county Fair, and a meeting held last
Wednesday evening it was decided to
I 20 ahead and have fair this fall, and
further, that Douglas county be in
vited to join in the undertaking. Mr..
r. Benteau, President Of the st. Louis
County Agricultural Society, visited
our city for the purpose of informing
Us Of the action taken at their meeting
and 10 see what could be done to the
end Of making the fair a success.
The premium list is not vet pub
lisbeI but it will cover the usual list
of Glasses in such cases, among them,
land improved, a baby show, band
tournament, live stock, grains Of all
kinds, vegetables, fruits, manufactur-
ed goods, artists products, minerals,
Ec., and collections Of meats, fish,
birds, wild native animals, flowers,
wax work in cases, needle work etc
The fair viii be held on Thursday and
Friday, October 9th and 10th. and we
hope our people will heartily join in
the undertaking and send over a good
display Of cur products. Any person
who has anything 10 exhibit and will
exhibit il, will please notify Mr., Denis
Dean ut his store in Superior. who Will
report the same TO the managers so
that place may be assigned them for
such exhibit, Let all take an active
interest in this matter, and we will
have a creditable representation with
but little trouble or expense to any
one
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-09-20

C NJ. Nilsson, a miner, at point
some 50 miles north OF the Canada
Pacific road, some three weeks since
smashed one of his fingers The wound
was cared for is we'll rs could be by
hiS companions without medical as
Si>tance, but it became 50 troublesome
that he finally stated for civilization
and arrived here on Wednesday and
called on DR.. Gauyreau, who found
upon investigation that modification
had already set in, and that the finger
would have to come off. and the nee
es~ary operation was performed and
the man i now doing we'll.
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SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
Onice of COMMISSIONER OF THE PIHlIC LANDS.
Madison, Wisconsin, September ISt lNSi.

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STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
CIRCUIT Court, IS
HDuClaS lppry |


OF Douglas, Tor the construction pf a portion OF
is main line; and for station aud building
- grounds. aud shops aud yards, aud for a con
meeting track: and for storage tracks aud
. yards and freight depoi> aud warehouses and
: other railroad cnnVcniences and appliances
ia SAID county
To Frederick billings Mary r. Pearson- John
NHrphy. lsmc> kl~-uu William y Nuad Marx
; E.-llHyys, EeHigmH II Wisdom. Nancy Ann Coui-
: ter, Hiram HAYES Edgar Ames, l.. ", Stafford Eli
; ~ conan. Theodore y smith, John IL Hammond
Adclm r. Brooks. Michael steele Bright, Sally
Brooke Bright sarah T. bright, Louis Rodgers, 81
las h. lattd Edward q. Buchanuuu, John CruH-
well, NdaIphu~ Il. Bodc Trustee Robert Weeks
BcForeSt, William =. Norton. George ". Norton,
James SlinSon. Sarah Kennedy ~perr Henry W
Patterson. Wallace ". Patrick Guardian. MARY
CLARK Black, Emily Moore Willis Rrunarl Re
hecca Eurhriagc and Rhodes b. Rankin. and
scribyd:
You. and each Of you are hereby notified that
on the second day 81 september. loHi, the petition
81 lbc Lake superior EerIulnalaud Transfer Rail
way company IN the above entitled proceeding
WAS daily filed IN the office of the Clerk OF the CIR
euti Court Of Douglas County PRAYING the ap
IpiutIucut of three di~intcrcstcd and competent
lrcvAp.dcrS, who reside in the said county of
Douglas, OF IN some adjoining county, tomuis-
>ionci> O. ascertain ana apprti-e the compeuSH
uun % be made the owners ct and persons inter
tSJeI IN the land, described in said petition and
situated IN said county of Douglas. required and
ii"H'>e'i u Tee taken hA the sud The Lake super
LOT Terminal and Transfer hallway Company for
the purposes indicated in said petition, to Wit. for
me construction oi a portion OF the main line of
the said Railway Company railway from a point
81 junction of said main line with the railway Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY in the
, I Northwest quarter of Section 10 township Is
North, Range u West, in Douglas county, WiSron-
[ SIN Ia a point on the 81 Louis liay in Section 10
Township ~ North. Range II West. in said Doug
ias county; also for station building, engine house
and shop grounds and yards; also for connecting
tlarH between aforesaid station building, engine
ti"uSt anu shpp grounds ana yards ana the mann
fiur aforesaid also for the construction of storage
ano transfer tracks and Surds and freight depot
and warehouse grounds and other railroad c"nVe-
I hlCurC> ana appliances. The lands 81 mentioned
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things below, ut the p. Q. p. Store.
Miss Laura Brown has been en-.
gagged as a teacher in the Lowertowr
school.
Mr. Wrn. PattiSon made busl-
ness trip to st. Paul and Minneapolis
this week.
Gen. J. II. Hammond returned
from his visit to st. Paul on Wednes-
day morning.
The contract for building the st.
Louis River bridge will probably be
( let next week.
Closing out prices at the P. 0. P.
Store aud no humbug.
Mr., l. F. Johnston last week
bought the Retallack residence pro
perty on Fourth street,
W. H. Hamilton returned from
his Chicago visit Thursday evening
looking hale and hearty.
The reason Is we'll advanced still
new buildings are springing up in va
riou, localities in our town
Miss Lille Webb started for Chi
cargo this morning where she will
spend the winter With friends
~, on.L, -. a.
city Thursday and The Iaborcr. are
arain in q hanpv frame Of mind
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v.,ra far H.; aJr., va 'i' ALL ~ " ',.' ''
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y, t ,i..7 ,"'Nl' ana me Pl'ee 70
- mem !, = '''e J.. - 1. store
T. e"dtr-T''>'; the champion
nursery man OF the Northwest Is IN
'li' cI'I Ii''s week taNiH@ lots OF orders
i'' lIUil trees 9hrueery etc
Rev. G. Irish assisted PrpSi,linr
Elder u. benson, IN laying the cor
I ~. stone Tor a NJ" " /. church Ut
NICE Lake, OF" thursday last
-Air- + u. Brown celebrated his
~lNty-Second birth day last Thursday,
amt WAS The recipient OF numerous
handsome and useful presents
II you want something nice with
winch 70 start y"nr fires in the morn
M, call on -Nir- Dam. lie has some
thing that ills the bill t. 81 T,
-AJtTIoN. oae dav in each
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+. B. BANKS, c. E.
PRACTICAL
ENGINEER and SURVEYOR.

VIII Locate Lots ana Lands. Surveying Plat
ting and MAr-WOEK viii receive prompt and
careful attention. orders solicited Ofiicc at the
COURT HOUSE. SUPERIOR. WIS.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-09-20

The nine year old daughter Of Mr..
John HouII, Of this city, fell from the
porch, Friday of last week. and sus-
tanned n fracture Of the right thigh.
DR.. Gauvrcau reduced the fracture
an at last accounts no serious consc-
quences were aPprehended from the
injury.
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To Rent.

\ good new dwelling house contain
ing eight rooms and a wood she'd. In
quIrc Of JAsfES NEWTON.
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al SEbSsS'~

County orders are taken at par
Town orders at - cents on the dollar
Complete stock Of Fail and Winter
goods. prices from - TO 335 per cent.
less than last year.
Mems suits an elegant line al $500
Boys at $500. 1880 pair Comforters
and Blankets at 500.
Moose moccaSins and rubber over
Shoes. German socks, and knit boots.
Full stock q Iumberman, supplies at
prices away down, for cash.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-09-20
Il Peter +. bradshaw Is scllin,

-~Im0 IuFIriIUHI who vas short Of
underwear, broke into q box car left
on the side track last Monday night.
AMI helped himself to what drawers
an under-hirt> he would need for the
winter. lie only took what was nee
e,Sary for lis own comfort and did not
disturb amy Of the other goods in the
car. sill tie company would like to
know who it was. all the same.
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PATIENTS

Obtained AMI HIl business I'm the Us. Patent
Office attended "a Tor NNDEETE FEES
our office is opposite the IL 5. Patent Office
and we can obtain pateurs iu less time than those
remote from WASEtINtToN
send MODEL OR DRAINING We advise a. 70
rateutabfliry free of charge aa3 wa make No
CHARGE uufesS we obtain Patent
We Tc fer hgra 10 he POSTMASTER. the SUPP ot
Money Order piv and tn officials 1T the T. S.
"stenf OtiCc For circular, advice terms and
reference IN actIal clients in YOUR own state. or
county address q a. SNOW < Co.
opposite Patent Jsea Washinsso- =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-09-20

The new school house ut Middle
River station /. up and enclosed, and
viii now soon he ready for occupancy.
In thatimmcdiatc neighborhood where
one wear a-o no signs of civilization
was visible, school house l. now nee
cSSary 10 accommodate the twenty
fur scholars ready 10 enter as soon as
its doors are opened. This IS one IL
l1~-rl,ion~ ot the rlpidity with which
D1u-lt~ c,uHtyi becoming settled up.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-07

Mr.. EDITOR: The Hendiettou Circuit
Sunday School Conference met in its
fourth session in the Methodist Church,
Sandy Springs, Pendleton Township, 10
o'clock a. M, Saturday and Sunday,
August . and 3, 1884. The Conference
was opened with singing and prayer.
After the roll of delegates was called, the
Conference elected the following officers :
President, Col. r. w. Simpson Vice
Presidents, j. G. Watkins, D. @. Lake /;
Secretary, M. II. Major. The members
of the executive committee appointed by
the president are, j. c. Watkins, NJ.
Crenshaw, j. w. Daniel.
The circuit was we'll represented In this
meeting. The audience was very large
and attentive both days. The various
subjects relative to Sabbath School work,
arranged by the executive committee OF
last year, were concisely but ably and
earnestly discussed. Between the discuss
sions Of the different subjects excellent
music was rendered by the choir, led
by Miss Rebecca Douthit. Those good
songs and that charming music will not
be soon forgotten. It Is earnestly hoped
that great good will come from the excel
lent work of this session OF the Confer
ence.
Ths unbounded hospitality of the peo-
pie Of Sandy Springs needs no further
comment. Delegates and visitors were
comfortably and pleasantly entertained.
The place will be selected and the time
appointed for the next meeting of this
Conference by the executive committee.
ri. II. MAJoR.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-07

Go to Wilhitsg City Drug Store aud get
o glass OF leo cold Congress Water and
remove tho bad, disagreeahle taste In your
mouth due to indigestion. A gentle ape
rient.
Bring your sweetheart and enjoy with
her glass or Wilhite's Artic Soda Water.
SR- II you don't wish to have good
Garden. be sure and don't get your Seed at
Orr & SloGn's-their Seed win grow.
Try Whites Arctic Soda Water. The
best In the city.
Hceg Hee2 Hee! TWENTY THous.
AND POUNDS pure Lake Ice, Just received
by G. A. Reed, Agent. A
Why Is it that Wilhito's Fountain is so
popular? Because the water Is soda
delightful.
We invite all In need Of Dry Goods,
Notions, Shoes. Slippers, Hats, Sugar,
Coffee, Molasses and Goods Of every do,
scription 70 visit our Store during the
next thirty Gays. We hayo reduced
prices Of oil kinds Of Goods, and you can
now secure some great bargains for cash.
BE sure to see US before buying.
Respectfully.
G. r. JONES g. Co.
Congress Water relieves the discomforts
or indigestion, such 0s hatulence, head
ache, heartburn, &c., ct Wilhite's.
One dozen small bottles OF Swift's Spe.
c1hc Is. 8. s. cured ME sound and we'll OF
bad scrofuloua affection which had baf.
fled all treatment, including Hot Springs.
J. II. RAIFF. Denver, Col
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A Bigamiat at Honen Path.

4 correspondent Of the Columbia
Register, writing from Honea Path, under
date Of July, 81, says:
Mr.. Charles P. Rodgers, white man,
was brought before r. N. Wright, Trial
Justice, to day, charged with bigamy.
Tho prosecutor, Mr.. jesse T. Ashley,
claimed that Rodgers was now living
with his third wife. The defendant
claimed that he had only been married
twice and that for sufficient cause he had
obtained a divorce, but at this stage OF
the proceeding wife No; stepped upon
lawful and welded wife of the defendant,
and that neither wife No. Q, who was
absent, nor wife No. 8, who was present,
was entitled to share his joys and sor-
rows. The defendant disclaimed any
knowledge of wife No. l. Witnesses
were now brought forward who saw the
marriage ceremony with wife No. per-
formed, and shere being ample evidence
OF marriage with No. 2 and No. 8, the
court ruled that the defendant was
much married man, and In default oi
bond he was sent to fail to await the de.
oision OF the higher court. 1t seems thas
Mr.. Rodgers In 1879 married z MIS- y
Marshall of Greenville County, 3. O.,
With whom he lived while and left, and
in 1876 married Miss Chastine OF the
same County. Growing tired OF WIFE
No. 2, he LETT her, and In 1878 risrried Q
Miss Brock, of Anderson County, With
whom hs lived up to the time the law
steI,ped in to make inquiry In regard 70
his authority for taking unto himseli &c
MANY wives. Mr.. Rodgers ctlme TO tnin
County about the time Of his first MARI
age, and claims to be native OF virginia
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HIunleipaI Prl.aarz Election.

According to appointment the Ander.
son democratic Club, No. /, met last
Friday afternoon for the purpose OF
taxing some action In regard TO the an.
preaching municipal election.
President Tolly called the Club 10 order
and stated the object of the meeting.
On motion being made to the effect
that the members of Club No. Q be In.
vited to participate in the proceedings Of
the meeting, 1t was stated that that Club
had held q meeting the preceding after
noon and passed resolutions suggesting
that Primary Election be held for the
purpose of deciding who would be the
Democratic nominees for Msyor and AL.
dermen at the approaching municipal
election, and that committee had been
appointed to present the said resolutions
TO Club No. /.
AT this Junct1re, Capt. P. K. McCully.
VINO was chairman Of the COMMITTEES
rom Club Go. 2, stepped forward and
read the .esoiutions referred to, and stated
that his committee was ready to confer
with similar committee from Club No.
l, provided the resolutions were agreed
to, end arrange the details for holding the
Primary Election.
On motion, the resolutions were receiv.
ed as information, and the local executive
committee instructed TO retire and confer
with the committee from Club No. 2.
The committees retired, aud after an
absence Of few minutes report was
made to the Club stating, in substance,
that the Primary plan, under the majority
rule, Of nominating candidates had been
agreed to, and that the following Monday.
between the hours of 10 Q. m. and4p IN.
had been selected as lie time for holding
the Primary Election.
On motion, the report of the committee
was adopted, and the Club, after author
izing the Executive Committee to act In
conjunction with tho committee from
Club No. in arranging tho details of the
Primary Election, adjourned.
On Monday the Primary Election was
held in the Court House. Three gentle
men were run for Mayor, and nine for
Aldermen, with the following result:
For MhvOp
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It Is meet that should give some public
expression OF my appreciation Of the many
acts of kindness received by me at the
hands of the people Of Anderson during
my recent afiliction, and while confined at
the home Of Rev. T. p. Bell. Therefore, It
is with grateful heart to. Him who over.
ruleth all things that I make this acknow1-
edgment of the many kindnesses receiveds
To those familiar with the circumstances
It will not seem out Of place TO make
special mention Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, who
never ceased to administer to my wants, in
manner characteristic Of the Master they,
serve. NJ. p. TRIsBLR. 4
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Total vote cast, 259. Necessary to q
choice, 13O.
1t will be seen, therefore, that Mr..
Tolly, for Mayor, and Messrs. Fent
Payne, Fowler, Farmer and Murphy, for
Aldermen, having received d majority of
tho votes cast, were declared the nomi.
nees of the party. This left one moro
Alderman to be nominate d, which would
necessltate second election. To obviate
this, Mr.. B. Frank Mauldin, who only
lacked one vote Of receiving q majority of
the votes c. -as prevailed upon to ac.
cept the no.. -lation.
The Democratic nominees, therefore,
for the positions Of Mayor and Aldermen,
the election for which takes place next
Monday, are rs follows:
For Mayor-G. f. Tolly,
For Aldermen-Foster FAINT, J. M. Payne,
J. 8. Fowler, j. L. Farmer, F. M. Muir
ply, 3. F. Mauldin.
The ticket is good one, and will be
elected beyond doubt.
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Club Meeting.

The slsbtown Democratic Club will
meet at the uBual place OF meeting on
Saturday, 10th inst, at s o'clock p. NJ
We hope TO have full attendance, a.
business Of Importance will come mp fol
confederation. We will also be pleased
to see any Of the candidates WHO can NEE.
with us at that time.
X. JOHN NJ. GLENN, President.
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The undersigned has for sale q few
second hand Hall, VanWinkle and Pratt
Cotton Gins, in good order. Some OF
these Gins are almost as good 10 new, aud
enirl. Call soon and examine them .se ia
$50 JoHN e. PEot lEs.
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10 TnR pUpL1c egNHRAILy.

The Proprietor of the Now York Cash
Store has been for the past two weeke In
New York buying goode, which are now
coming In daily. Vocal your attention
particularly to our lines Of
Lace Curtains and screins,
White Lawns and Fine Embroideries,
Macranie Cord, in all colors,
Canvass Belts, in assorted oolors and
widths,
Ladies' Linen Collars ill all sizes and
styles,
A full stock of Ribbons and Lacea,
Silk Floss in every shade.
100 pieces OF calico in newest styles and
patterns.
These goods hsve oil been carefully So
lected and bought cheap, and will be Of
fered at prices to suit the hard times. We
will make 1t to the interest OF ell to give
US call this week.
n. B. ARNsrEIN.
You feel like wearing your winter
clothes after drinking Wilhite's Soda Wa.
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No remedy moro electually. destroys
and expels worms from the intestines
than Shrtner's Indian Varmnugo IT iBs
market. For sale by Wtihite q Wilhite.
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To Keep Fruit Fresh the Year Round Without su.ar
June 20, 1884


dwiu
IomPoes Fruit Spced
serve Un 0 % aq package VII 25e
size ppv eeps inc her
time
sugar or any quantity be added as
ton g II l. ADAMS Anreyie s. G.
BENSON Y, & GO, GO, Hatwell Georgia. . " 80 "
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"Enlisted for tho War;

AAS SoS'o tSpuAhh o2otloS AL luISe
acts, will be rendered in the Masonic
Hall next Tuesday evening, with the fol-
lowing cast OF characters:
Robert Trueworth... IT, e. C-ayton, ;r.
Wilder Rowell .."...".........Joel Keys.
hooea Jenks........ ".....A. =. Johnstone.
Hiram Jenks................... 8. Lieor.
Crimp, colored."..."......C G. G. Langstop.
Gen. Grant. ....... ....... J. w. Trowbridge.
Lleut.-COl. Xer...................T. +. Hill.
Gayle Clifford. .....-.Miss Annie Blecklev,
Mrs. Trueworth. ......... Miss Bessie Nardin.
Matte Trueworth..M Miss Samuella Brown.
The proceeds of the entertainment will
be donated to tho Methodist Church. We
bespeak for the troupe q liberal patron-
age. Those who attend will not regret 1t,
as the play 10 an interesting one, and will
be fully worth the admission price. Ad-
mission, SO cents reserved seats without
extra charge. Tickets can be secured at
Meesrs. Hill Bros drug store next Mon-
day and Tuesday.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-08-07

/, Conaress wa.er--th most palpabie npe-
rient for delicate fsmales--ice colo aS Wu-
hits'p City Drug StorS, &
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You feel like wearing your winter
clothes after drinking Wilhite's Soda Wa
ter.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil at Orr & Sloan's.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Auditor.

The friends OF T.. ]. WEBB respectfully an
nounce him as q candidate for reelection TO the
once OF Auditor Of Ande pon County, subject TO
the action Of tho Democratic party.
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For Coroner.

The many friends Of J. WILLETT PROVOST
for the Office OF Coroner subject to the action of
tho Democratic party.
Tho friends Of r. Y. n. NANCE respectfully
nominate him rs q candids,e for the offlco Of
coroner OF Anderson County at tho noxt election,
subject to the action OF the Democratic party.