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tor were supglid with nne " gllsh ana
FfrucI SOAPS. wi d German cologne aud bay
rum for the both room, Win lttitu cosmetics
win b u.uts and combs, and WITH many fancy
articles,
A N. exhibition will We held IN Phlludcl.
phia, 'mmyullt y Apn, ?ls. ald ending May
~, uH' pr the auspices 81 The WomanS sl'E
Culu Assaclau n An the branches Of The
iiry K worm feeding. with suitable raak'
snd Hp, lisnoai; hand ieoling, steam nlalurc
le,liug dvcinr desIgnsun e throw ung, w ~
ing, winding, weaving Ia OIL br,uches, Side ~
side, representing bInits, gimp', ribbons,
handkerchief, push, turcrm aus satin aud
sill fCbrcs fhpie will also be exhibited for
the fret time In America, the acifsn automatic
tceler n itllo ma tiuv that has created n gioal
sensation smoag tue slls'grOwuis oi rance,
sud watch Ia lhu Invention VI young Amsh'
can.
4 MassafhusCt,s paper states thst iyo men
with an cya 10 making "a few thohAnd dollar,
bought an oil iuill site ~ the outlet q NAnne.d
sound sud Asrip % ltnd snfrUuhIng N
Graf Barring on. Having head 81 that Mrs.
Marx Hopkins proposed 10 iaGo water from this
pond 10 supply her new fountain, ihcy trop9s.d
to ask fsbu Gus prc-s for the privilege, The
result b. thAta water company has btou formed
when will obtain q cha ter from the Legs
latute ana have the right under tho statues 10
take wafer nom the pond aud only pay noGihal
damages The Spectators are reported 10 have
paid about three times a. much ss they VIII re-
o. i've from he new wator company
The catilcm.n Of Catherine and Castle Cfeeis
Bfuneau and vicinity, Nevada arc masing ar.
rtutements 10 putchae about doO b'oodoh
tull' 90 turn .oose on the range betaccn SINGER
creek and the Bruueau and Meadow creek.
The decree piohib ting the importation OF
sailed meats into French ports Is published II
az mits until January .O'h, lHsi ony iully cured
wholesome, peffectly preserve d ara completely
salted nests. and they must be 80 pfoLonncci
by experts.
.~,u,., Avn p.,.i ptSn MATERIAL
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

The counterfeit oyster Is the latest triumph OF
the versatile Frenchmsn. H has entire COM
munities givtn up TO the manufacture OF spufi'
ons wines Others 20 the fabrication OF sweet
meats and CONNECTIONS; but II was always
thought ustil recef tly, that tho oyster vas be-
yond the reach Of hts ingenuity Now. row
ever the modern miracle In Imitation has been
accomplished The oyster Is formed from some
unknown ingredients. covered with mineral
the only genuine part of theouif. When this
process has been brought TO the desired perfec-
ton, the french 81 ne men should pass an act
prohibiting the importation OF the American
oyster.
Y1sH-Red. sheephesd and Trout lac New
Orleans r>t s,nprcr. lac spenish mscker-
ell lac Frtff veser fsh. dressed. 1lc
OYSTERS Deltror-. per dof XXX, 90
med UNI Co ksi lie select. Co Baltimore se-
per hundred
GAME-Vtnison and snieicre faa Buffalo.
Rcys. cse o. rrou,e. 2 20. ssnirreis / 50.
habbifs. ~ fsrk rsffifs 3.
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sApDLEny AND LEATHER,
QUOTATIONS. To-Day.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
sOLn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy mo
bEsnds) II. 30 heavy, 80. do X medium t1o
brssdsl 80 40 medium, 81; Baltimore aud en-
clnnsu -. buffalo slaughter prime 81; coed
.g MgtAmorfU, ~
HARNESS LEATHER-oAk No. !. rs; No. Z,
exus, Ssi No. 2, %; No !, henlocs, SO. No. :,
~, No. g. 30,
FREsCu CALFsKig--i 1901 rs according
PHILsDELPnIA cALFsRIE-No. /, leo
! Is; do No. 2, S5Ni5c,
PfuLADELrilIA EIpS-So. ], 7jc9i 0c
No Is, slago collars, ~ CO. inch cotton
back bands, 10. So inch cotton orck
bands, / 30 Duck collars, 4 %. inch cotton
back bands. 1 90 dk--,,--2 taco ohainr, go
t6l 7-s-1 trace chains. SO. No. l. hook
hands, /. o T., 4 10 No. 2, s. No. l, web
paiierk gope tie 81. No 2 web baiteis rope
10. y rs
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SCRAP fliOS.

QUOTATIONS Today
CAST 90 per hundred; stove, 3lc. wrought,
20 TO 2Sep per hundrua brass. o. 10 10 90 por
hundred, eonusr a. n ~ tgE psr nun rcd
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ST
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

From the time Of the clip Of 1858 began 10 or.
rive frroN ut the 20 board until the let OF hr-
vcmber the tone Of the market was general,
steady, ana tkere was a remarkable uIif'rriiy
In the basis of values FOR most classes OF WOO.
Fine grades Of all descriptions have been PAT.
ilcularly favored 10y the current demand
throrg hont the season Fine unwashed fleece
from the states west Of the Misslsslp | river.
while they do rot show any grea, chance, We
declined or celis from Inc y ices oblsined al
the first sales.
sUoTATIOSA TODAY,
wOol-licxican free OF burrs, Hobo; MoS
team iinproved, iiiDl7o; coSrse, loftlso; ooars.
medium, iS1igc medium, iDG2Vc nno medium,
.cM22o nne wool, according 20 dirt and con.
oition, iia22c; bury, 2ggc per pound leAs,
according IN burrs.
HIDRs-heavy hides, ~ pounds and NJ,
sound, lgc; light hidea. under II pounds, free OF
grubs I0c; light hides, damaged or cne grub on
moe, ':.puils. bad ard Damaged, o., dry bslt-
81, II, wetraltei, &c; green aides C..
PEBTRirS--Drors skins, .2Cfi22c; antelope, 1c0C
i5c; seal skins, l625e: sheep peits, as per WOO,
2OsoC5c: sheaIlinga, i0pl5c.
TALL OW-Prne lall0w, &c; tsllow grease, 5@
SIC; or ssSc yellow 70 brown, <fp5e.
lees YAX-Prlmo yellow. &c; dark and Rdul
,orsteu. iNs02Oc
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LIVE STOCK.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BKtyEs-C@n b,ovss none ~ % l 100
berveA se2<c yer pnund.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems kip bfogaus, from 95Gl %.
Boys kip brogaps, from s0ul 90.
Mems T. cali brogans. from ! cool rs.
Boys =. calf brosans. from 1901 Is.
Mems kip 2-buckle piows. cool 30.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows. s5e1 25.
Men ffbals. congress and button, 1902 40.
Menu cali balls. congress and button, 6O9& 80.
Mems kip boots n 00d2s so.
Men p. calf boots, "a 80G45 90.
Mems calf b lots. Is % d60 90.
Boys kip boots, Is GOALS %.
Boys ?. boots, 16 50G24 90.
Boys cal. cots, % so O "a 90.
women's ~ hip polkas, 750S7hc.
Miss Q) kip polkas, Go G70c
Child's U) dn polkas, all size, 4s4i5c.
Child's kip polkas, al sizes 55e65c.
women's calf pig and SS polish, o0aI 30.
Misses calf peg and So polish, cool 10.
women's buf sewcd polish, 9erl rs.
Women g calf sewed polish. J 1901 SIN:
women's rain sewef and polish, 90sl Is.
women's Kid sewed coal IS.
women's goat sewtd polish, 80 70 20.
women's grain sewed button y % toll 70
Women KID sewed button, 90 70 800.
women's rost sewed button. rs to23
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QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
AssYLEssu2ss osi q 1 = ~ sI ssse,
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Also agents for the celebrated Hartman Pianos
and the Mason and IIamlin, Estey and Chicago Cot
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise
Write for catalogue and price lists.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12
Proceedings of Town Board.

April I'd 1881.
The first meeting Of the new Board was held at
the Town office with all members present. X B..
Mclean Chairman. A. +. PhiIbrook and Urgeile
Gouge, supervisors.
The following resolutions were moved and car
ried
RESOLVED. That the liquor license for the en-
suing year be $1,000 all persons taking out H.
cense TO give good and sufficient bonds License
to sell liquor not 10 be drank on the premises.
S7J.U1.
RESOLVED, That Ned Whclcn be and is hereby
appointed Fire Warden for the ensuing year ut Al
salary OF $1,000 per month.
RESOLVED. That Sven Hulter be and Is hereby
appointed oversecr OF highways for District No.
,; and Henry McDonougn for District No. l.
Their authority to extend no further than the
collection and expenditure of the poll tax, and
the ovcrscers hereby required 10 render II
statement OF such collections and expenditure.
But the Board may grant them from time u time
such authority rs they deem cxpedicnt and nee
e->ary.
Urgelle Gouge was made a committee on the
poor.
\. +. Philbrook was make committee on wells.
k. b. Mclean was made committee on high
ways and bridges
The Board then resolved itself into Board of
Health and agreed that the physician making
the lowest bid should be Health Physician and
proposals for bids was ordered to be published
i'll both papers.
J. +. BiSIOFF. JH. Town Clerk.
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The Superintendent of schools
wishes to see all the present and pro-
spective school marms at the Middle
town school house on the 10Th inst.
See notice elsewhere
Mr. Theo. Smith has conquered
his attack of European measles, and is
again able to get down to his place of
business. He thinks he has had meas
les enough to last him ali summer.
Tomorrow is Easter Sunday.
Services appropriate to the occasion
will be held in the NJ. +. Church
morning and evening. Please bear
this in mind, and attend the services.
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Annual Town Meeting.
SuPERIoR. April lst.. 1881.


James Bardon Vincent Cournoyer and D. f.
Roberts acted as inspectors of election and w. ii.
Webb and Z. III. Sunderland clerks of election.
The annual report WAS ordered 10 be printed in
both papers, in superior.
The sum of $500 was appropriated for miseel-
laneous purposes. which said sum includes 81 go
FOR purchasing cemetery; 500 for the fire de-
partincnt 5000 Tor planting trees along the streets
ard avenues aid i'll the parks OF Superior.
Motion carried that the sum of 81 900 be raised
for The support of the poor.
Notion carried that the sum of S25 900 be raised
for road and bridge fund of which sum not less
than $1,000 shall be expended on west second
street and Its extensions In superior between the
NemadJl River and Connors Point.
ON motion: Resolved that the highway taxes
be collected in money rs other taxes.
ON motion: Resolved that IL is and is hereby
declared To be the sense and direction of this
meeting that all work and improvement to be
done and made upon the roads highways streets
and bridges of the Town of Superior this year
shall he done under written contract let to the
lowest bidder for such work proposals for bids
having been first duly and politically given.
on motion, Resolved that village powers NAV
be exercised during the ensuing year i'll the I'M
incorporated village of Superior in Town i9,
Ranges Is and IA.
On motion. Resolved, the Board, of superyis-
ors expend the sum OF Si5b On the Town Library.
). p. BISHOFF, JR.
Town Clerk.
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g. and 4, town As, range A. commencing at the
centre of section l. town A. range H. and run
ming west to the Pokegema river be named Man
vel Avenue. after Allen Marvel. Esq, General
manager OF the st. Paul. Minneapolis and Mani
toba railroad company
The following bills were audited and allowed
and the Chairman and Clerk instructed to sign
and issue orders for the same:
Hiram Hayes for legal services in several
suits SOS 90
Hiram Hayes for legal services In pur-
chase OF Poor Farm s25 90
Hiram Hayes for legal services in draw
ing ordinance for dock and wharf line 5000
Adjourned sine die.
GEO. F. HoICoMp County Clerk
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f77,OO0,OO0 IN CHANCERY.

"Nert Of Kin and Heirs at Lam Gazette,'
published semi-n on thly, containing inheritance
laws, Chancery decisions etc. and Tin continual
tons over 10000 names of parties which have
been advertised for in England, Wales, Scotland,
Ireland. United States of America Canada, Aus
tralia, East and West Indies. France, Holland
Belgium Germany etc etc, since 1865. Size L
pages Subscription 500 PEI year. Single COP
les 10 cents. William Raich, Publisher No. psi
William St, P. O. Box 3fo9, New York City.
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ST. vi N ONS.

DOUGLAS COUNTY-TOwNo OF SUPERIOR--ss
IL IN JUSTICE COURT.
To j. e. Grndall:
You hereby notified that warrant of at
tnchment has been issued against You and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of Louis
DuBrie, amounting to Sl3455; Now unless you
shall appear before James Newton a Justice of
the Peace in and for said county, at his Office at
the Court House in said town, on the 2Gth day of
April, A. d. 1854, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
judgment will be rendered against you, and your
property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 81 st day of March. A y. 1884.
a5al9 LOUIS DUBRIE, Plaintiff
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SCMMONS.
DOUGLAS COUNTI-TOWN OF SUPERIOR
lSss-IN JUSTICE COURT.
To Fred Kjolner:
You are hereby notified that warrant of at
tachment has been issued against you, and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of John
larson and Albert Peterson, amounting TO 1881
Now. therefore. unless you shall appear before
James Newton, II Justice of the Peace in and fol
said county. Mt his office at the Court House In
said town on the 2Sth day of April 4. ID, 1884. al
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day Judgment
will be rendered against you and your property
sold to pay the debt.
Dated this ID day Of April. 1884.
JOHN LARSON. and
a5al9 ALBERT PETERSON, Plaintiffs
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NOTICE,

IT s LAND OFFICE. BAYFIELD,, VISION
~ sin, February 29th, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by George Foltz against Alexander McPhee for
abandoning his Homestead entry No. $50 dated
May 18th. 1882, upon the Ed NEA and E1a SEA
of section = town AZ n, range II W.. 4th L. NJ,
in Douglas county, Wisconsin with view to the
cancellation of sud entry: the said parties
hereby summoned to appear at this Office on the
ed day of April. 1884, at o'clock A. NJ, to res
pond and furnish testimony concerning said al
lodged abandonment
A X. OSBORN Register
CURRIE G. BELL, Receiver
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Republican Assembly District Con.
SentiOM.

The Republicans of the Assembly District CON-
prislRg the counties of Barron, Bay field Burnett
Douglas, and Washburn, will meet in delegate
convention at the railroad hotel In spooner in
Washburn county. on Fyiday. April 18th. 1884. at
O'Clock p m, for the puepose of cleciing two
delegates to the Republican State Conven-
delegates to the National Republican convention.
and for the purpose of electing six t6) delegates
t. the Republican Senatorial Convention which
meets at Hudson, April 18th, to elect two dele
gates to the said State Convention. and for the
transaction of such other business may prop
erly come before the convention. The several
counties will be entitled to delegates as follows:
Barron II; Burnett, 3.
bayfield,, 6; Douglas. 4.
Washburn, 2.
FRED TELKE I On.
j. o. NEwGARD coi'ec'
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SUMMONS.
hOUGLAS COUNTY. TOWNOF SUPERIOR-ss
- IN JUSTICE COURT.
Olaf Stnson, Plaintiff, J
Fred kjolner. Defendant
To Fred kjolner, the above named defendant:
You hereby notified that warrant of at
tachmcnt has beer issued against you and your
property attached 10 satisfy the demand of Olaf
Stenson. the above named plaintiff, amounting
to siXty-Six dolla-s and five cents; now unless
you shall appear before James Newton n Justice
of the Peace, in and for said county, at his Office
in the Court House. in said town. on the 18th day
of April \. ID. 1884 at IL o'clock IN the forenoon,
Judgment will be rendered against you, and your
property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 9th day of March, 1884.
OLAF STENSON:
m29al2 Plaintiff.
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Republican Senatorial District Con.
ventiOn.

The Republicans of the 24th Senatorial District
House in the city of Hudson. on the 2Sth day of
April. 1884, at clock p. m, for the purpose OF
electing two delegates to the Republican State
Convention which meets at Madison. April 30th,
and for the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the convention.
The basis of representation in said Convention
Will be one delegate for every three hundred Re-
publican votes maj or fraction thereof. cast at
the last general election in the several Assembly
Districts.
The Assembly Districts are entitled to delegates
as follows:
ST. Croix Co., 5; Polk Co.. .: District composed
of Barron Bayfield,. Burnet, Douglas and Wash
burn Counties 6. JEROME +. Cox,
Chairman of Senatorial Committee.
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E. B. BANKS, G. E.
PRACTICAL
ENGINEER and SURVEYOR.

VIII Locate Lots and Lands Surveying Plat
ting and MAP-wORK will receive prompt and
careful attention. Orders solicited. Office at the
COURT HOUSE. SUPERIOR. WIS.
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SIM N ONS.

DOUGLAS COUNTY-TOWN OF SUPERIOR-ss
DIN JUSTICE COURT.
To Fred Kjolner:
You are hereby notified that warrant of at
tachment has been issued against you and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of George
7. L,rson, amounting to Sl54.32. Now. therefore.
unless You shall appear before James Newton, a
Justice of the Peace, in and for said county, at
his Office in the Court House in said town on the
18th day of A ril 4. d. 1884. at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon Judgment will be rendered against you
and your property sold to pay the debt
Dated this I'd day of April A. ID. 1884.
a5a19 GEORGE Z. LARSON, Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE,

S K Sec. 80, Town 4S, Range II.
On n. p. r. R. Some Pine and about
5000 cords of Birch.
NJ Of NV. / Sec. Is, Town 4S,
Range u. Contains considerable pine
f. l.. JOHNSON,
Superior Wis.
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SIM MONS

DOUGLAS COTNTY--TOWNO OF SUPERIOR-ss.
DIN JUSTICE COURT.
To Fred kjolner
You are hereby notified that warrant of at
tachment has been issued against you and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of julius
Siverson, amounting to 3D. dollars. Now, unless
you shall appear before James Newton, n Justice
OF the Peace in and for said county, at his office
of April. A. D. 1885,, at one O'Clock in the after
noon, judgment will be rendered against you and
yonr property sold 10 pay the debt.
Dated this ID day OF April. 1884
a6al9 JULIUS SIN ERSON Plaintiff.
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PEKSONAIT TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER.
Superior Wis, April 18th, 1884.
Ihave received the delinquent tax books and
find that the following persons and firms owe
taxes on personal property. The said parties will
save the expense of collection by paying prompt
~ within ten days, otherwise legal process will
be invoked:
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Proceedings of County Board.
MARCH Goth, 1881.

MARCH 29th 1881.
Especial Meeting
The Board of Supervisors of Douglas County
met pursuant to adjournment, ut o'clock p. NJ.
All the members OF the Board present,
ON motion the following bills were allowed
and the Chairman and Clerk instructed to sign
and issue orders for the same:
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L. &. thompson, Slerlu ; lees ana DUaru
for prisoners, sos 10
Josiah Bond Jr. abstract, ~ 90
Neil smith, brooTnS etc. 30
+. j. Crouch. % cords of wood, % 90
}. Lutte. Christie. printing and stationery, Is %
j. +. BiShOfi CRATE for stove, ) 10
Gallagher " Co., law books, q ~
T. B. Banks making maps J3 10
james BARRON, services as supervisor, ID 10
tau. h. Brooks, do 10 60
l.. W. Stafford. do do 10 %
The following resolutions were unanimously
adupie,l:
RESOLVED, That the County Click he and is
hereby authorized and ordered 10 60 Vey by Out
claim decd 10 G. l.. Cailin, lot No. 15o IN West 9h
street III the town OF superior. ana - receive in
pay ncut the sum 81 5000.
RESOLVED. That the County Clerk be and is
hereby authorized ANA directed sell and assign
NHl. Il. Backs al the tax certiii 'ateS nov held
ny he county on the y OF the nci4 ut section u
town -. range II. ana to receive in payment
therefor the face with interest on said certificate.
RESOLVED, That the County Treasurer he and
is hereby authpriZ ii u charge no interest ON the
taxes OF lsSd I" be Collected by him, prior 10 The
tax sale.
RESOLVED, That order Of this Board passed
August II. lSS2. and entered in the book OF Rec
CrdS on pages 30 ami oil authOriII and direct
ing the County Clerk 10 execute Qut-claim
deed to certain lots i'll superior. be and the same
Is hereby recindcd. said deed having been exc
cUtcd and being now i'll the hands OF the County
Clerk, he Is hereby ordered 10 destroy the same.
RESOLVED, That the County Clerk be and he is
hereby authorized and instructed to execute To
Edwin c Becker, quit-claim deed to the undi-
vided halt of lots 2 4 and g. and ali of lots 81 and
6o, ltasca street, also the undis ided hali of the
nwL OF section ), and undivided 4 of " y of SEA
of section 10, iii town AZ, range IL and to receive
III payment therefor the face of the county liens
upon. the same.
RESOLVED, That the County Clerk be and he is
hereby authorized and directed to execute to
Mrs. Sarah 3. Anderson. II quit claim deed to the
undivided half of lots . T. and 6, on west Itasca
street also lots 9S and 100 on west Michigan
street aud Ia received payment therefor the face
Of the county liens upon the same
Adjourned 10 April lst 1881, at o'clock a. IN.
Go r. HOLCOMB,
County Clerk
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PATENTS

Ohtainet and all business in the I. :. Patent
Once attended to for MODERTE FEES.
our office is opposite the I: :. Patent Office
and we obtain patents III less time thah those
remote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. Ne advise Us 70
natentability free of charge: and We make No
~. rotor here 10 the Postmaster the Supt. of
Money order Div. and to officials of the l. ;
Patent Office For circular, advice, terms. and
reference To actual clients in Your own Slete, VI
rounty address C. A SNOW X CO.,
Opposite Patent ofhcc, Washington, b. C.
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An ugly rumor aloat on election day to
the effect that the old town board had gone out
about 81 0D0 III debt. This we believe to be great
mistake, will he seen from the report which
we viii publish next week. The Board leaves
money enough in the town treasury To meet all
the heat of election Observation-Disclosures
Yes, it was an ugly rumor" for n
fact, and started and circulated by
those who knew, or should have
known, it to be lie. When the pro-
per time comes we may have occasion
to refer to the matter again.
ladies, we have at the Auction
Store a large assortment of silk trim
mings that must be sold 1t not at
our price then at your own price.
Come
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Gard of Thanks =.

At a meeting of the ST. Joseph 5
Society for gentleh en-, it was moved
and unanimously carried, that the
thanks of this meeting be rendered to
two of its members (whose names by
request are withhel,D who purchased
the beautiful statue of st. Joseph, now
placed within the sanctuary of the
church Of St. Francis in this city.
JAS. 5. Richie, Sec.