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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-03-26
The Harris Improved Dow-Law
Cotton Seed Planter

HAS TAKEN MORE PREMIUMS THAN
II any Planter ever invented. More of these
Planters in use and sold every season than Of all
other makes combined. This machine has been
prominently before the cotton growers of the
South for a series of years with an unabated
and growing popularity, and is to-day the only
Planter yet introduced that continues to give
general sa lsfacti0n to the farmer. This planter
will save its first cost every time it plants TWEEN
ty-iVe acres. Sold by
ian2S LEE RICHARDSON &CO.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-03-26
Manhood Restored

NLAED1 AYlctlm OF yOnthfuI
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, &C., having tried in vain every known
remedy, has discovered a simple means of self-cure,
which he will send FREE to his felIow-sufferers,
Address. J.HREEYES. AZ Chatham 81. New York.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-03-26
Saved His Life.

PERSONS Calling TOT Jhb aDOY6 IeLJ6rS vi
please state they are advertised.
WILLIAM GROOME. Postmaster.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-03-26

MI. W. r. Jones, Macon, says:
My wife has regained her strength and increas
ed ten pounds 10 weight. We recommend
Gulnn's Pioneer as the best tonic.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
NJ HIGH z

In the suburbs of quiet little town in
Westminster county II colony of our colored
brothers has established itself, and with clam
ming. embarrassing and general chore pur-
suits the little clan j. ilourishing. There are
a few morally black sheep in the community,
and one of them got himself into a corner the
other day in this manner:
George Smith, one of the selcctmon of the
town, has an unusually fine collection of
bloOded fowls AMI has been very much an
noyed by midnight excursion parties from the
"Black Hills" His brother Frank, who re-
sembles him wonderfully i'll person and speech,
is a state game commissioner. They were walk
ing in the woods last Sunday, when they came
upon one of the bad darkeys, who was lying
on a moss-bed asleep, with n fine string of
quails partly concealed under his coat. A
gentle kick aroused him, and he scrambled to
his feet. "What have you got under your
jacketf" asked the town councillor, while his
brother stood behind tree. Don't you
know that it is the close season for all games"
The coon looked around uncasily, fingered
his shirt front up and down, and bhrted out:
"Say, boss, eff you'se Mistah Frank Smith,
denis chickuns Eff you'se Mistah George
Smith days quails Which is yer."
They let him gO.-Tid-B Bits.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
The Poor Mans Oyster.

The snail harvest has just begun in France
The poor mans oyster" is SO appreciated
that Paris alone consumes about forty-nine
tons daily, the best kind coming from Gre
noble or R,ir-ndy. The finest specimens are
carefully i,st.rd in escargatoirc, or snail
park, such as the poor Capuchin monks
planned in bygone days at Colnar and Vein
bach, when they had no money Ia buy food,
and - cultivated snails. But the ma iority
are collected by the vine dressers in the eve
ming from stone heaps where the snaiIs have
assembled to enjoy the dew. The creatures
are then starved in a dark ceRar for two
months, and when they have closed up the
aperture of their shell they are ready for
cooking. According TO the true Burgundy
method they are boiled in five six waters,
extracted from the shell, dressed with fresh
butter and garlic, then replaced in the shell,
covered with parsley and bread crumbs and
finally simmered in white wine.-Paris Letter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
The Iiptle Folks

"Why, Matte, you have put your shoes on
the wrong feet,' "Whatn 1 do, mammal
they're all the feet I've got-"-sSt. Louis
Globc-Democrat.
\ teacher, in catcchising her class of boys
at Sunday school. asked, "Who was the
strongest man.' \ little chap of eight years
answered, without a moments hesitation:
Sullivan. Now ask who is the best
rowcr."-linrpcrs Monthly.
AN AVERAGE SCHOOL COMPOSITION
A schooma'am at the Chase house has the
following Juvenile composition among her
schoolhouse manuscript: "A Goldfish Is the
only Annymal that amt got no neck. There
amt but ono kind of n fish in the world that
lives on the land and Flys round in the air,
and that i n fish hawk. \ Goldfish has a largo
mouth, and my sunday school Teachers got "a
large mouth toe. Two kids got iitcing in the
vestry one day and one of en- pulle,l quite a
lot of Hare out of the other kids He'd and the
Superingtending pounded one of his Eerrs
with n book and 50 they quit. \ fish would
look funny if they had legs and could run"
Squirrel Island Mass Sguid.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
Seeking "A Beautiful Melody.

The British museum has purchased from
Mrs. Ealfe musical album left by her bus
band, in which arc to be found the original
sketches for the airs, concert pieces, finales
and scenes OF various kinds belonging to his
different operas. The sketches that have been
turned to account ara crossed over with pen
marks, and the book is full of ideas and sug-
gestions OF which the fertile composer had
made no practical use. Balfe worked with
great facility, but he took trouble with his
work all the same, and in the well known
situation" in The Bohemian Girl" where
the favorite tenor song when Other Lips"
occurs, he placed, ono after the other, four
different airs bcforehe could find one that COM
pletely satisfied him. These airs, with differ
ent rhyHths ami different tempt, are all set
down in the album, including one which had
been feared by the tenor, w. ii. Harrison,
and rehearsed with orchestra when, at the
last moment urged by his wife to
think of something better-Balfe was sud
denly visited by the beautiful melody which,
with her approval, he finally adopted-Man-
chester Guardian.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

~
AT falafka with JHcksogsxEgf,. T-z-rr, a. ~.
West htit"ay anu -. August IIt,. sr,.l 80
ihllNhS. anu last TIycr st.stsuer- f..r - IT.
sus'itie, DIrril Cove SPRINGS. .iu.- .s-...
an aiI i'"'l,ts N"rth fi~t AMI West ans 5e5.
uP river steancTs Ter south ff.rrs.
with inc Twin Screw Is.ru ~fs.,sI,...,- - e..
lhthiha tui Steamship city at N,.-.--.
Tor charleston. New York. itus-uU T-fsl1-
shiu etc --- --i.i'a5
Aiaii trans mas g close connect tDg, a-,.-t -
Nia J. A. n W ~ az .ists-E. sssryiii,- 49,.
ihili-C Coast Line. Fast Mini
Al Gainesville with xhTar5nF, Issrrf-r....,-.
~ over savannah. Florida ; Western - -
NV orleans, Cedar heys, Ict,aculs. So.
nan. ALBANY, montgomery. Is,-1lsl.l...
LOUIS and ali points West nat =
Al oc;iia with Florida IgsgIIvq,f g. 80 ~
ti"n o. ; : o. \ q H. X, ami HsrkS 10 -.
scr springs. -'@-
At Astor with St Johns river ~r...,,,.--
Jdc k>onNillss sanford aisd WAY iHg,5i--..- =
AT LetsburE with the - Johns So
hustis diNlsiun ot the FLORIDA S.,lrE.r-
way, ana boats on Lakes Harris ar.,f
toT points 1 likes anu III
AT fcInbeFIoE's Ferry with SulsrH FL
l. Tor Lakeland Tampa. h lsS5gslFf.. Eg...-.
orlando, SHutor Tue krTttt-gn and Nm
Al Iunta Gorca with steamer sli,-.. Al
n er=. 80 ann H
X. CONANI, q - H,s.,Fyvrr
General Manage t.eu'I i,s- : -,
A a CnwAE. Ger Trav- = *
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
He Was still Dead.

\ good story is told of one of our local poll
ticians who WAS clnvaSSing for the nominal
ton for county Office One afternoon he at
tended Il gathering in an out township, and
meeting an intelligent looking young man
who he thought might have some influence,
walked up 10 him and shook him warmly 10y
the hand, inpuiriug: How is your father"
The y. IN. answered: My father has bcen
dead three years" Indeed, replied the can
didate, Il had not heard of it. | knew him
intimately. He was one Of my h,st friends.
and l regret 10 hear it. He one of the
best and purest men | ever knew. You have
my sympathy etc. The same evening Ee
met the same person in a village aear by, ami
having forgotten his face, accosted him the
second time with the interrogatory, How j.
your father The young man looked at him
for moment and said: He is still dead"
and walked Minneapolis Times.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

Lot me give you n pointer for an impromptu
method Of catching trout, which has recently
come to my notice. 1t Is not only time saw
ing but humane and economical.
Go off into the solitude OF the mountain
Businesses where there are purling brooks
which you have reason to- believe abound in
the speckled beauties. Carry with you an
old pair of trousers, with the end of the legs
carefully tied with string, and having fas-
tened the.open end of these over the outlet of
one OF those deep, mysterious holes in which
the trout love to bask, whip the stream, from
twenty feet above down to the trousers, and
il you don't bag a mess of the prettiest fish
imaginable the gentleman who first explained
this method to me is unworthy OF an honest
mans confidence.
It may be well to call attention to the fact
that this is a fish story.-Lifc
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
4 Razor Crank.

ado you know = said my barber the other
day as he finished whistling There's Razors
in the Air" "thatthere is newspaper man
in this city who keeps thirty-one razors on
hand ready for nse all the whiles Well,
there is just sucha man here, and he hasn't
even been mentioned ms candidate for the
insane asylum, either Twas down in Grab
eiistattcr's BARRIERS shop n while ago. and this
man came in AMI inquired how much the
'honins.n of his razors would he. naturally
supposed lie had two razors. Imagine my
surprise when the tonSorial artist said SO,
and handed out a bundle big n loaf of
bread l inquired into the matter and dis
covered that each razor was numbered for q
day Of the month, and no razor was used hut
once within that length of time.-Buffalo
4
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

The minister's wife sat ON the front porch
mcnding the clothes of one of her numerous
progeny. \ neighbor passing that way
stopped i'm for n friendly chat. a large work
basket half full of buttons sat ON the floor Of
the porch. After various remarks of a gus-
sipy nature the visitor said:
You seem to be well supplied with buttons,
Mrs. Goodman
YES, very well, indeed"
My gracious! if there amt two of the same
buttons that my husband had On his last win
ter suit. III know 'em anywhere
"ndccd,' said the ministers wife, calmly
"Im surprised To hear it, as all these buttons
Were found in the contribution box. thought
/ might as well put them To some use, 50 L
what, must You go! Well, bc sure and call
again soon Merchant Traveller
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
SiGiinyS.

"Tm very fond OF little boys" she said, as
she tripped on string stretched across the
pavement Il feel as il could eat n couple
Of them this minute, raw"
How to select piano." is the heading of
q newspaper article. If some people had the
selecting of piano they would select that it
remain with the manufacturer.
She was "A crank the subject of music
A gentleman knocked at her door and asked:
Does Mr.. Smith live here"l mo, sir his
room is an octave higher-in the next fiat, :"
she replied, in a pianissimo andante tone of
yoice-Texas SiftinCs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
Automatic Cork HnlIer-.

Time was when a corkscrew and a strong
arm would pull cork from an ordinary beer
bottle. That was when cOrks were put in by
hand Machinery was introduced for driving
in the cork, and they were put in 50 tight
that frequently the bottle neck gave way
b.efor. thu stopper could be dislodged- About
"A year ago inventive genius was invoked to
Offset the difficulty, and to-day every saloon
keeper iii the city is p.stered by the agents of
N dozen different automatic safety cork pull
ers, ranging in price from 81 20 S1O.-~P J.
c. IN Giob.- Democrat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
a Curious War Experience.

Fergus Falls lani Office has had a war ex-
perience worth repeating In one of the
bloody battles Il ',S} he Avas shot through and
through and left for deAd. A surgeon, pass
sing by ami believing HI; to be a hopeless case,
gave him dose of poison TO end his misery.
Three weeks later Cowing was back in the
field OF duty. He met The surgeon who gave
him the poison and asked him what it was.
We'll, ;" replied the astoinicd official, Il gave
you enough of one of the deaa.licst poisons
that there is to kill three men, Despite that
fact, Cowing lived to tell the story and to be-
come capable observation-disclosures Press
-koires-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

Yes, Inc bias n massive forehead and a man
nor debonnaire, and his lips seem framed To
utter little tribes light rs mir. Hes an artist
without question, and is bound To- make his
mark in whatever line he chooses his fine
talents IL embark; lac has such command uf
language, and his smile 80 very sweet every
damoZel entrances who declare it is n treat
To keep still AMI simply listen tn whate'er hc
has Ia say when discussing any topic, whether
grave it is on gay What's his name and his
profession To what tastes does he incline.
Well, hes chiefly known, my lady, as the
"slueceT Of the nine. Life
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
When Jav Gould Goes Abroad.

Mr.. jay Gould's neighbors up at Irvington
say there is IA good deal of pomp and magnifi-
cent circumstance in the coming and going
of the stock market maSnate ON his yacht
Atalanta. When his little launch puts him
aboard If the big yacht in the morning ready
for his trip TO the city, he puts his foot ON her
deck 10 the tune of a lannon's volley and
unfurllng of flags, and mt night when she
comes to her anchorage of his summer man.
sion there is more cannonading and a lively,
not to say regal, dipping of colors- All,
great thing it is to lie rich. --IIalston7 in
New York Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

grand place for
mental acuitS
Now that the cable
Is broken, the place
Is as much ont of
world Ia the man
Of affairs "a though
lie We're on board a
bark heating
around Capr Horn.
Mr.. Harrison j. cN
ccssivclY fond of
SEA ls.;l,.ng lie
may IL. seen at the
CrcSc mt beach
every fine morning
at IL o'clock. This
careful sketch 81
him will afford the
reader a very fair
idea IF how C'hica
pos MAYOR looks
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
The u. should Get but hi, Due.

When the stock IF Lake Superior iron min
lately jumped - Per cent, owing 70 the strik,.
of a rich vein, Marquette minister shaTpl,
criticised some Of the holders, claiming that IL
was n speculation in which Satan had hand
That's all bnSh.n replied one Of the victim
-we got geologiSt here ut SO day, AMI Ia,
run the vein until we Tapped it; the devil
about which You preachers blow 80 much
couldn't have located that vein 10 save Ia,
blamed neck, and kick GA his receiving any
credit Wall Street News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

when engaged in touin- up his system. Hi.
bathing suit has shImt since last season, and
his Hdlp0~c tissue has Increased somewhat
lie appears To- good al s antaase when in the
water teaching the ludS II his party III"
science OF natatina, hut when Icramhulating
the beach IN his abbreviated costume lac i ia
most preI.steruus looking Old lachydact lou
member Of the amphihia srcn in these part,
since the wrccking rf thr Ialatine.-Ncy.
York world
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
A New York Court Scene.

Hebrew Lawyer-Vitness, vat vas your
namess
Witness-Abraham Isaac Levy.
Lawyer-Vat vas your pshness.
Witness clodinS store dot
Chatham street on.
Lawyer-Mr Levy, vat vas your religionsl
Witness-Ven 1 told you already sometimes
dot my name vas Levy, dot have a cloding
store already dot Chatham street ON, don't
you pegin to schmell a mose and sushpect me
OF peing a Chewi-Texas Siftings
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
DipIoInatis Issl,lliug.

Col Howscr met jerks the other day, and
asked hmm what he was doing for living.
Selling II deoiorizing POWDER
Last time | saw you you We're selling
insect killer t. lac sprnkl"d ON the floors"
Il know; now I'm going around 10 the
same houses selling this disnfcctaut 10 get
the smell of the insect powder out of the
house. Next wcci; I'll loom up with IA mix
ture To drive away the smell of the disinfr,.-
tant. st Louis Whip.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

The late DIR. kemper, the theologian, once
commenced carving at the table boiled ham
that was doing duty for the second or third
time
"Why, my dear!" exclaimed his wife, in
surprise, you have forgotten something
You have not asked the blessing"
"Yes, / have, too" biuffly responded the
doctor. "rve asked the Lord to bless this
old ham all Tn going to."-Chicago
Tribune
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
A LarOufc Letter.

I'm the days of 40" a member Of "a party of
miners strayed away from his companions
and was destroyed by wild beast. The friend
upon whom it devolved to break the news
gently" TO the bereaved parents showed him
self equal To the occasion by writing the fol-
lowing letter:
MISTER SMITH DEER SUR the Kiotes has etc
your suns he'd OH Yurs JOHN JONES.
-Horper's Monthly.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

Young man, you have 1t within yourself to
amount To sonsthing. In fact, the world ex-
poets You to- SEQ that you do not disappoint
it-Jud LafagaH-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
MAIN LIS


: IA MEES a >. LANEANB EE~gtTt.T
hah,' ditily double round TRIMS of LII. -.
anu haTris' touching al all landil--
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
Carter Harrison Unadorncd.

The most conspicuous guest at the Ocean
View is Carter Harrison, mayor of Chicago.
He loves Block Island because it Is such "a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
CHARLOTTE HARBOR DIVISION

'IHSe connections made with steamer f...--
l nay; i,nuIsday and Saturday tug Fuuts Is.-z..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
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DIRECT ALI-RAfE ROUTE
BETWEEN-
II -hN

Magnolia. Green Cove Spring. ST. Augustine.
PaiatkG. Gainesville. 0cdIG, LeesbUrg. De
Land Enterprise. 7ItUSHiIs. Sanford wintsr
Park, ORLANDO. Tampa and Southern Flor
ida
sCIItDULE IL EFFkCT AUGUST STB, IS-,i.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

Ihc Is'1 y. m Fast Mail from Jacksrtt,iIl,-
ahd -" a IN. Past Mani from sanford makt
hiFc't connections with South Florida RaI.-
way at sanford Ia ana from Orlando. kI>sim
ni"c, Barlow, Lakeland. Tampa. ami uII st.
tons
steamer Mascuttc leaves Tampa for K.N
West n'i ia ana twice Il week
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

Trains leaving Jacksonville i ia u m. and
arriving ilb - m, run daily between Jack
sonNilI''. Enterprise ami sanford. Others
daily except sunday.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
THE CARBONARI.
HISTORY OF THE FAMOUS NEh-
POuITAN SECRET SOCIETY.

Tho Influence of Masonry Upon the
Order-Candidates and Ceremonies of
Initiation-Lodge Room Equaiity-SIor-
atty Required by the Laws.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

Connections made at ~. Augustine with
Halifax River stages for Ormuud, Holly HIN
baytona aud other points on Halifax river.
city Ticket Office. NV. cor. NAY and Hogan sts
NJ. IT. MORAN
Gent Supt. and q. I. 4.
l.. c. DEMING. 4. d. T. A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
TRAMP REPORTERS.
vAGABONDS OF THE PRESS WHO ARE
RUNNING AT LARGE.

Turning Their Backs ON Steady Work
They Wander Away to Enjoy the Less
I.emunerative Sweets Of Liberty-SeS-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

tn" 5. % -. IN. and II - D. m trains from
lac rs"i'N lie, and he l. ~ y IA und $40 D. m
lit rs from ialatks. make direct cuune,,I ION,
at i"ldtkd with the Florida Southern IaiIw a.
20 and from gainesville. Ocala IsesIuIrs, FuTl
Mason. IaVarrs, Lane Park, A>tur. ami utIt
points reached 10y that road
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16
ST. JOHNS & LAKE EUSTIS DIV.

:. 'pinner at Ne'slfon At : = ? IN: supper :.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-16

Aha. as l predicted,
My Judgment has
not missed;
Here you see de
picted
\ full-tledged pu-
gilist.
In fashion. perspica-
ciOlIs
The problem thus
is solved;
We see that plugs
pugnacious
From bulldogs ara
evolved.
Chicago News.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-23
DOa't Like Sawyer.


For some reason, which has not been
fully explained to us the people of
Burnett county are terribly opposed
TO Senator Sawyer, and will fight his
reelection TO the end. In this con-
nectlon brother Talboys of the Sen
tinel wants To know of Mr.. Taylor how
he stands on the question and in his
issue OF the 10Th, speaks right out in
meetin' us follows:
The people have right to know
how Mr.. Taylor stands in regard to
I ). Senator, whether he is for or
against Sawyer, and it is his duty to
inform them. 1t is an issue, made SO
by Mr.. Sawyer, and is perfectly legi-
innate to be discussed at this time,
months before the melting of the legis-
lature. = A few simple
words in answer is sufficient, for he
has doubtless ere this made up his
mind We do not want to assist in
the election of SAWYER, and there are
many other Republicans of the same
opinion in this district, nor will we,
and we would think we done so if we
voted for man who favored him.
We would like an answer, straight, to
the question, no beating around the
bush, whether you will or will not sup
port the above named gentleman for
u. 5. Senator"
We think that brother TaIbovs is
a little hard on his candidate in whom
there is no guile, and who is so salts
factory to the people of his county as
expressed through its delegates and
his paper. The sentinel ought to know
that candidates do not like to be ask
cd such question just before election,
for bis answer however given is sure
to diSsapolnt some whose votes he
wants We are sure Mr. TAYLOR will
feel great delicacy (if capable of
such feeling) in answering this con-
nundrum, to relieve his embarrass-
ment we will presume on our friend
ship to answer it for him. Our
authority on the question may not be
very good to some, but it it ought to
be first class with the Sentinel, and
such as it is we give it.
While at >|pooner recently. and be-
fore the convention convened we had
talk on Senatorial matters with Mr..
Maxwell, Of Grantsburg, Burnett
county, and delegate from that
county, and Mr.. Maxwell informed US
that Air. Taylorwas 4 pronounced Saw
yer man, and that that Was one great
reason why Burnett county was oppos-
ing his nomination. But perhaps Mr..
Taylor recanted (for the time being)
10 capture the Burnett delegation
Without expressing our OWE opinion
on the Senatorial question, Mr. Taylor
is no doubt a strong Sawyer man, and
if elected viii surely vote for him next
winter. However, the people up this
way also, would like to know from
Mr. Taylor himself, how he stands on
the Senatorial question.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-23
Lost His Grip.

Mr. c. s. Taylor seems to have lost
his grip on Barron county politics.
One Of lis deals at the Assembly con
vention was to pay for W. p. 0wift's
vote by running III lis supporters and
nominating Capt. Swift, brother of
delegate, for county Superintendent of
Schools at the county convention, held
last Monday. When the time came
Mr.. Taylor could not dehyer the goods
sold, and Capt. Swift had to retire
from the field, not even being able to
carry his own town, 50 indignant were
the people at this system of buying
and selling places. NJ. Taylor no
longer CONTROLS Barron county poll
tics. BY the way, Capt. how do you
like it as far as you haye got.