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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
GRAPES AND MELONS
BEING SHIPPED NORTH IN IMMENSE
QUANTITIES.
Other Large and Small Fruit Crops n
Faiiure-Navy-fard Hands Dis
chargcd-Big Sale.
rcorr,snondcncs Of the Richmond Disps,ch.I

fcorrospondcncs Of the Richmond Disps,ch.l
NonroLK, July 81, 1890.
Immense quantities of Norfolk county
and North Carolina melons are now going
North from this point by every outgoing
steamer. and grapes by the train-load are
coming down the road daily from North
Corolina VINEYARDS for transhipment TO
the northern markets. Other varieties of
large fuit however, are not plentiful here
this season, the few peaches and apples
brought 10 market being very indifferent.
The crop Of small fruits for preserving Is
also failure in this section, and house
keepers will have TO obtain their supplies
from distant points tins season. House,
keepers will have great plethora OF
picking supplies week or two later.
THE TRACK FISTsHED.
The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
Company with two hundred hands finished
their double track through Crawford
train running by 9 o'clock last night. Sn-
perintendcnt Winder directed the work,
and il was rapidly-executod Job.
All the hands in the steam engineering
department of the navy-yard except the
apprentices were discharged last night.
Very little work is expected 10 steam en-
ginoering for some time.
The Southwest Virginia judge failing to
prove his case of THEFT against the cham
pagne-drinking variety actress. florence
Edwards, that fayorite Of the Novelty
Theatre has been discharged from Gus
tody.
THE BEACH FIRE.
The cottage fire at Virginia Beach caused
total loss of $4,000. and only 5000 IN
surance.
The Church-street fire yesterday morn
inc amounted 80 $4,000, and $500 lnsu-
ance. This fire will cause decided I'M
provement TO Church street.
The last return reached the city yester-
day from NansemOnd county, and the
United States census for this district Is
now complete.
Mr.. Patrick O'Sulliyan, the new United
to-day at the custom-house.
ALL SMOOTH AGAIN.
The steamer Carolina came in to-day in
pace of tho damaged Daytime steamer
Virginia. and everything IS smooth again.
Rev. Father Hanley, assistant at st.
Paurs Catholic church. Is in stanton.
Rev. Father Brady. of st. Paufs. regularly
supplies the mission at Claremont.
4 tract of thirty acres of land in the
neichborhood of Lambert's Point sold
yesterday for $4,000.
There was run-off of passenger tram
on the Virginia Beach railroad yesterday
afternoon, but fortunately the passengers
were uninjured and only bad lively
shaking up. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

these truths in mind: that General GIANT
forbade exchanges Except In rare aud spe-
cial cases) and that in our poverty and ex-
haustion we shared fairly with our cap
tives, while in the North either through
wantonness or uniustifable retaliation
they starved to death, in sight of bursting
barns and great herds Of fat cattle. some OF
the hest mon that ever took up arms for
the Confederate cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

Colonel Polk, the head of the Farmers
Alliance in the United States, has been
caned at his home in North Carolina
Raleigh. But the performance was carried
out by friends Of the gentleman exclusive
", and the cane used on the occasion was
presented to instead of laid upon the gal
liant Colonel, SO that we find the Alliance
President one Of those exceedingly rare
prophets not without honor even among
Their own people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

The Senate's new eight-hour law seems to
fit like too-tight collar in dog-day wea-
Their. II chafes and makes uncomfortable
generally. IL failed to go smoothly into
operation yesterday, and the Sanity SHEER
MAN. who first proposed it, was one of the
first to turn up missing" when 1t called
for support. Its trial-trlp, so TO speak,
should have been put off till cooler wea-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
The Fair.

The businessmen last night resolved tC
give the Agricultural Society the SlO'O OO
thew asked as a guarantee in the matter o
holding Fair this fall.
Two thirds of the sum has been sub
scribed already. The balance Will b'
forthcoming in day or two.
The society people had as well begii
work at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

Samoa. it appears. needs more govern
ment at the hands of the United States IN
connection with England and Germany.
How would Boss REED do for our part OF
the requirement? We do not suppose any
one man could afford more government in
less time or with less scruple than he, and
we are sure Mr.. STRUDLE will agree with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
What is ScrofuIa

ut. tina, impurty in the blood. which, seeam az.
,..,n, In the glands of the neck, produce: sn
. .,.s,,, ,ump. or swsinnss; which causes psinis.
ssa ",., .,rcs on the arms, Legs, or feet; wnioa
,a'.s u,eers IN the eyes. ears. or nose oi'sn
..,Os blIndness or deafness; which Is the orsla
=, ,,,r,,,c.. generous growths, or many o'n's
:, usually ascribed to "humo,'.
1,,. more formidable enemy than eonsuinp'ioa
..n.er alone. for scrofsia combines tho ~ol"
..,,,s features OF both. Being the most aneien'
,hs mos, general Of all diseases or anoe.l'H"
o. , , few persons are entirely free from u.
II uov can IL be cured? by taking HOODS s,''s
,,r,,,, which, by the cures it has accompI'nea.
s,,.n when other medicines have faiiea, na,
o,'.a ,,,cl, 10 be potent and peculiar medicine
,,I. disease. For all affections OF the pioou
NOD. s,r,aparrla is unoquailed and some o, ~.
.n,s.i, b., effected are really wonderful ny.
-. ,,or, .crolula in any Of its various iofi'i'
- NO % Give Hoods sarsaparilla trial
Hoods SarsaparIlla
.o,s,v,,,d druggists. 81; si1forss. Preparatory
&C ! HOOD a CO.. Apotheeares. Lowell NAB
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

The Dispatch has received from the au.
thor. Mr.. GEORGE B. DAVIS, Daisy; or,
The Diamond Necklace" comedy IN -four
acts, replete with thrilling scenes, mirth
and pathos-a pen-picture Of real life, en-.
tirely original.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
STORE CLOSES AT O'CLOCK
EXCEPT ON SATURDAYS
.]&p(9FE!N
\9!NPANY
~
WE ASK YOUR ASSISTANCE TO
UNLOAD.
WE PAY YOU TO DO SO.

That the immense patronage OF this
house can afford to lose once in awhile
has too often been demonstrated. We
shut out profit and often a good part of
cost IN order to reduce stock or turn over
Accommodations. We BUY ENTIRE
STOCKS, and more than often call your
attention to half or even quarter values
for stuits that are rs a gift from various
importers, jobbers, or manufacturers.
1t is this kind of an enterprise that is Of
such. benefit to you as to make it YOUR
INTEREST TO PATRONIZE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
OBURG. vA.-The twonty-sixth annual SEES
sion Of this School for Boys begins lsr OF
OCTOBER Thorough preparation for Univer-
sity OF Virginia. United states Military aud
Naval Academies, and leading Engineering
schools. For catalogue address w. GORDON
MCCABE. Head Master. " 9-eod2m
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levy G. DAVIS.

r,o,o ,ever WAS a time that little mone!
~ 90 "a far a. now. Tho prices we nav
,I..nt en All goods In our REMOVAL SALE re-
nresent but about one-hat thef Vaiuo.
An our IsI aud i5c. GINeHAMs reduced to ioc'
perysrd. go -.
The i2sc. PRINTED PERSIAN LAWNS reduced
toSAc. -,
The iqHe. SATIN STRIPED BATlsTE reduced
toS5c. -,
All our PRINTED VICTORIA LAWNS reduced
TO &c. per yard.
Excellent CHALLIEs for &c. yard.
The 9Oc. WOOL CHALLIES reduced to lOc' per
yard. -
The $50. SCOTCH GINGilAMs reduced to l9c' per
yard. =, r., a., =
The 5O..-very nnest-sCoTCH GlNdhANo To-
ducei 10 25c.
The INC. FAST BLACK PLAID oi'TANDi'-'
reduced 10 SIC. -
The i5c. EGYPTIAN and lOAlAN foNIhh' IT,
duced 10 l0c. por yard. ----,
Fine BLACK ALl-WOoL sERGE-the &c. quai-
ty reduced TO soc. -
That &c BLACK HENRIETTA CLOTH, ~ Inches
wide we have marked down TO bJc. per ysIu
is the biggest value you ever saw. Don is'
10 secure dress before II IL al gone.
Great REDUCTIONS in all our SASH KIBBoNs. me
entire stock marked down 10 less than cost
SILK sAsnEs. with fringed ends-si now buys
the regular g. quality.
Elegant PERSIAN sAsHEs, mos. oosu'iiui
goods, the $40 quality reduced 70 81.
LADIES' FINR BALBRIGGAN HOSE, high
apliced. double heel and toe. %1c. Tor ITO
regular Csc quality.
LADIES' FAST BLACK HosE-no such value
was ever before offered-for pc.
LADIES' CORsETs-the Everlasting" " Mag
nolia,r and Nonparen goods that always
sold atsl to $3.50 per pair; sizes are some some
what broken, but IL We have your size taHe
them at Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
|HANDK ERCHIEFS.

count Of an importer third off
the wholesale price, Sc. to SOC. ;
all prices between, wonderful prices,
too.
Regular-made Gentlemen's Half-Hose-
bargain-price usually is l24c. Our
price now &C., or three pair for 25c,
Another-the 2Jc. ones-for l7c., or
three for soc.
There isn't thing in the store that
isn't sold Just the same way.
Bleached Muslin that side by side would
require an expert to Judge from An
droscoggin, full yard wide, soft
finish, tic.
Fine Lonsdale Cambria at &c. instead OF
the usual l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

Reading notices in reading matter type, i've
lines or less 81 ia noppAr,ei loaded, 75c.
Card Of rates for moro space furnished on sp-
plicsioD.
All ietscs ana kilograms must be addressed 10
THY DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications Will not be returned.
s-------------
FRIDAY AUGUST j, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01

HEADQUARTERS r.. +. LEE
l. CAMP. No. /, c. ", RICHMOND, VA, August
/, ls9O.-sPgCIALO ORDERS No. -: The follow
Ing conn AIDES are hereby detailed to attend the
funeral of our late comraie. MAJOR +. h. SMITH :
Comrades j. V. Bidgoot, j. X. Cooke, John Nur-
ply, Thomas a. Brsnder, ID. ;. Redlord, ~; l..
Phillips n. i. Rider, aud ID. A. Brown, Jr lhe
detail will meet at the Camp hall, on FRIDAY
at 1 o'clock In uniform.
BY order Of Colonel ". T. SMITH.
j. TAYLOR STRATTON.
Adiuinnt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA,

HOLLINS INSTITUTE, VIRGINIA,
Il for the higher education Of young ladies,
equipped at cost of fl20. 600, employs twenty
Ave officers and teachers. seven OF whom arc
male professors, Of both American and Euro
pean training. Languages, Literature, Science,
Art, Music, S;ocution, &C., arc taught under best
manded public confidence without distinction OF
religious beliefs go feet above sea level and
surrounded by picturesque mountain scenery,
1t enjoys the further advantages OF mineral wa
tiers and bracipg mountain climate. Attend
ance last session. 209, from eighteen States. The
forty-eighth session will open SEPTEMBER l7TH
post-ofice and station, Rollins, Va.
CHARLES II. COOKE
ly 9-WSE6w Business Manager
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jy I6-ood4v


VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI-
' TUTE. LEXINGTON, VA. Fifty-second
year. State Military, Scientific, and Technical
School Thorough courses In general and APP
piled chemistry and In engineering. Confers de-
gree OF graduate In academic course also de-
grees Of Bachelor Of Science and Civil Engineer
ia Technical Courses. All expenses. including
clothing and inciientals. provided at rates of sSj
per month as an average TOR the four years, ex-
elusive Of outdL GKNgRAL SCOTT SHIP,
~ l3-eodl9t superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-01
au Lit

Tag UNITED BASKISG AND BUILDING C0NPAsY,l
RICHMOND Va, July 3, 1890
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
"A stockholders OF the UNITED BANKING
AND BUILDING COMPANY Will be- held at the
Office Of the company. s2l east Main street, hich-
mopd. Va on SATURDAY, August 2, 1890. al {
O'Clock Z. ~, tor the purpose OF considering mo
adyissbili,y Of increasing the capital stock oil
the company.
By order VI the Board Of Directors.
~ Std SAM HI ELAM. secretary.
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ll;EIIsJ:iI alEa

Ortr 50 Profs.so,s ena ~, st.dnrts ~ psa'-
Academic. Lf-sataTc. Science. Flllotouhy icrs.t5.
Theological Free iuon and free loom n Wesley Hail.
Ipv. Feuf Professors Se- hsnl iiags Fees ir1.
Medical. Hospta accommodation fr cll.s, Fees, lyr-
psatnL Full fcuiy excellent equip reri. new binding fpp
pharmaceutical Full Coarse Of iusfult ices, yts.
Tneineshnr Courscs In wi, Aehaai- al Mining En.a-
Ses ss,ast *, .i4ss.. vii. Williams. Nashville, Tesb
aoa4uf
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MEETINGS.

4 STATED COMMUNICATIONS ~
"A Of TEMPLE LODGE. No. =, A. +. ana w
A NJ will be held n ST. Adams Hall,
corner Third and Main streets, THIS friday
EVENING at 7:31 o'clock. Members OF sister
lodges and transient brethren are fraternauy
invited 10 be present - -
BY order Of the W. NJ. W. L. OhNhh,
anI1f Secretary.
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPA TCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH 10 delivered 10 sub
srribers AZ y,rrssx CENTS per week, payable to
The carrier weckly. Mailed 81 % per annum;
o. tor six nonths; tiso for three months; SOC.
for one month.
The sRMI- wgRKLY DISPATCH ATS per an
mum. or 81 for six months
Tho WEEKLY DISPATCH q. 81 per annun.
Tho SUNDAY DISPATCH a, $3.50 per annum,
or .sc. for SIX months
Subscriptions In ell cases payable In advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
tie time paid for. Send post-cfico moncy-order.
chscs, or registered letter. Currency sent ny
mail VIII he ., the rick of the sender. suoseri-
bers wishing their post-ofico changed must siVe
sAe,r old As vol as their new post-onioa Ssni-
pic copies free.
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White linda MILL

Sheer as a breeze that you would will
lngly buy for 10c. yard is sold for
DC.
The reduced price of Sheer Plaid
Muslin was &c. About 800 yards
over in short lengths principally.
They will sell for &c.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16

Sheriff Wickstrom was seen hurry
irg along cur main street on Monday
last. Possibly some OF his birds had
escaped 10 Tie bushes.
Our leading grocer. VI. Swanherg
Went to Superior M)n1iy OF business.
He is having good trade here, bat as
groceries are in higher prices than Ia
hog, it makes pretty close times for the
poor n!-.n.
Tie saw mill started mp again at
noon Monday, after q long rest The
wages paid are low rs some put it, the
men DO II hours work for $ hours pay.
Eat this S better than idlaneSs.
Hawthorne has ALWAYS been a good
christian place, bat it seems now to he
better than ever, Is 4 Sunday School
was recently organized here. The boys
say, however, that some Of The teacii-
erS who 90 10 dances occasionally on
saturday ightS are not Very well pos
ted on the lesson on Sunday.
II. 3. Silber and family had pleas
Ant trip cat to Neoagamain Lake Last
Sunday.
The republicans held another town
caucus here on Tuesday and had 4
lively time, Hans ~.lner was elected
delegate 10 The county convention.
!. 2. 0'Shea went down 10 visit the
Lord ChailyY of White Birch on
wednesday.
IEAvTuoENE' BAD Boy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16

Political Salad.

In days past and gone Douglas
county has been guilty OF showing I'D
some pretty questionable political tao
ties, but none quite 50 bold and cor
rupt as the work done at the West
IND primaries last Monday evening.
The question was, - Stocking or Uau-
gen for Congress, Which:' Space viii
not permit going into details, suffice
Il 10 say that ever since Mr.. Haugen
failed 10 put through Congress the
y est End scheme TO cat another cana
through Minnesota Point, the West
LEGers, led by the Land and River
improvement crowd, have been secret
~ laying their plans 10 knife him
While ontWardly protesting to love
him II Was not until about two
weeks ago, however, That they found a
man TO tie to, at which time Mr..
Stocking, put in an appearance with
an endorsement for Congress by the
Fan Claire people. lie was seen at
once by the IN lIaugen men of West
Superior, ANA as he he owns some
property nearly opposite the site of
the proposed canal, it did not require
much argument to get him to pledge
himself to put that scheme through il
he cJCla only once get into Con
greSS.
Then the work began. In order to
carry the Fourth ward it was not only
necessary to use a good deal OF money,
but dollars would not at this time CON
trol Il certain element in that ward led
by . Nj. I.cisnor,a nr1tagc Of Mr.. Bur
han <. But Mr.. Ticknor HIS always
thought he WAS born Statesman and
that if he could only 90 u the legisll-
tare he woalJ c.u5e the sun to stand
still while be eXpounded the principles
OF true politics, ct catcra. Here Was
an opportunity. Mr. Tichnor was
seen. The bait was thrown out. lie
gabLl1 q il III an instant, betrayed his
friend liaugeI, and shouted for Stock
ing fes. Congress AMI me, T.cknor, for
the legislature. Through the use of
moncy ana f;,lohood .ha clucuseS were
carried, and the County Convention
on Thursday elected delegates to that
end. The Congressional Convention
followed at Hudson yesterday, at
which time Mr. iialgea received g.
votes in the first ballot, Mr. Stocking
- and Mr.. Hugh Price {. The As
sen5ly Convention has not vet been
called, bat when it is Mr. T.cilnor VII
be drowned in The same soup bowl
with Mr.. Stocking. Corrupt politics,
in this case 1T least, has L4et quickly 4
mar;tcd Tcbake.
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Essc-.::2 ny q, zsig:.s Life.

NEWPoHT. .tug. 9.--Society circles
here are much interested in an engage
ment which is shortly to be announced
between \ irginia s'chiey, daughter of
the commander Of the Tag ship Balti-
more, ana Ralph Montague Stuart
/ W0yt Icy. Hiss Schley is in her 2lat Year
and described Gy those WHO know her
asa very pretty GIL, with unaffected
ana winning manners, which have wen
for her i host Of friends ii the society
Of New York, Washington ana else
where SHE Is Vi medium height, l.ght
nIsltXion, With brown hair ana gray
eyes
Nr Stuart y o. tley is between 25ana
- years 81 age, Il tail. Unlocking
yoGas man OF lglt com, l1Nion and
with 4 Light m0IiStacile. lie belongs
to q well known English family that
is one Of tic Oldest i'll tie West Riding
CT i orhshIrp, and connected by blood
ANA marriage with many fam lies
prominent III the British aristocEacy.
The present earl of V harncclIile is
th.Ytl in his line ANA married To q
daughter Of the earl Of Hardwood.
The seat; Of the fam y are Worley
hall. Sheffield, loi !.ahire, Belmont
c.,a;la, Nc.sia, Pyrlh~h.re, with . Lon
don ,-j,iaEc2 at 2.i.tll..ie L2u5e,
IuTE ii street Mayfair.
v h%t MAKES The present engagement
Ell ,l.,. more .nt2rgs ing IS The fact that
y2;:4g stuart i oGtlry IS ABOUT - be-
c212 IN american citizen. lie came
- ihis country three q. to.tr years age
ana determined 10 learn til" railroad
business lie entered he cmi .lps lnent
OF the n5cA m2li s, d lnv-lle RAILROAD,
, 3 II -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16
PJGNACITY IN A WOMAN.
A Refined Lady COntroll Ell for n Time b.
j.


Iuailist's Spirit.
1t was at q sTiritulistic seanco in San
Francisco and the Chronicle is respoa-
sible fer the story. She is Il refined
sensitive, educated. womanly woman;
but she went 10 a spirituaIistic meeting
al mediums establishment. There
were several other ladies there, and
suddenly she found herself attacked by
{ curious nervousness, which developed
into an insane desire TO tear the Psyche
knot of the back ofthe woman head in
front o. her. The sensation than began
To increase in volume and change in
character. She felt inclined to double
her fist and hit out from the shoulder. II
kept increasing until she could no long
er resist, and she rose and strobe
across the room. and. banging her first
On the table, called out in a decided V
masculine tone:
'.Oh. l would Just like to clean this
room OUT Vow
Then she came TO her senses, and,
with many bushes and much confusion.
began apologizing to the company.
Ihey did not seem at all moved Or SUI
p.ised.
Don't apologize, Mrs. -. It's
nothing" said the med um You
were simply controlled BY Yankee Sui
iivan."
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atrccIy - EtisE,sc.

Wonder If our Consolidated Land
Company has taken the trouble to
think a6oa, what the result of the
Comfy Convention on Thursday last
really meant Let lis tel them, It
meant stocking for Congrt :, and then
4 central canal through Minnesota
Point, and Tie destruction Ct the lower
haij nf Superior hay. It also meant
Nj. HeNnar for the legislature, and
then the removal OF the Court House
u = f-oiut al or near the corner OF
hammond avenue AMI 2lst street
And tile inactive, d0-n3,hing policy Of
the Land Company bad much to do
With bringing aa1at these results It
Is time something WAS beng done
toay1rt the impending calamity.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16
The Superior Times.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
LOCAL

-Novtlty Rrasds, handsome ana
good ut small cost at Mrs. PAsCoE's.
There is going to be lots of fun in
the political field this fall.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16

II lesl y afternoon the ladies' OF
the w { I L met in the fire hall for
their frs, regular meeting since tie
organization was conn leted. The
ladies' are anxious Il hegn their good
work AMI one % the first steps taken
viii lie II establish a public reading
room This IS certainly 4 worthy OBJ
iect :. 1 s;loali meet with the APPROX
val of every person interested IN the
welfare Of the ll.ce. To accomplish
this end or business men and citizens
VIII neet, t. do something besides talk
rs money Viii he needed. Now LIT the
ladies' see Eow much you appreciate
their work hy putting Your hands IN
yotr packets and giving sae12 = LIBERAL
tl.alt. t1.tia.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16

The getting out Of the Court Cal
endar and putting into type the Re
demption notice, together with the
other ordinary business of the Office
causes the delay III toiay's issue Of the
TINES. Our Office force has consisted Of
but four workmen including the
devil and the editor, and we think
the boys have beat all previous records
for the amount Of work done. Flies
d0n't r0y5t Oh the TINES cylinders.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16
STATE OF Wis 0NSiN. , " COUNTY COURT.
ItpIt4J. A. COUNTY.

In The mater IF the descent Of real estate 10 the
heir at las of Overjun 4. Fitch.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Oh the 22l day Of
July. A. II. is.s4 the petitions Of Alnzg j. " bite
man and lie Baruhart Lumber Company were
duly Iilti ii said court praying for u Judgment
Gel-rniIiIsr Le descent of The real tsate III the
said petitions described, to Nurwad Fitch a. the
only heir al Jaw OF ovcrtnn i. Fifth. deceased,
late Of thiciro. Illinois subject t. the lower in
Eerlst therein 81 Louisa y Fi.eh, widow OF said
uVCrtoQ i Fitch. and that Isur>''aHt II an order
made and entered herein Oh the ID day If July,
A. ~ ;Stsf The said petition, Will he heard az ii
regular term IS tie county Caurt Ia hc held Ut
the. court hotisc at Superior III said Douglas
county. on the IN day az October, 4. r. l>.n al
u O'Clock III the ioEcaun of that Gay or SOON
thereafter - counsel can i,,. heard.
Iiy Ike CONT.
D. L ROBERTS County Judge
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-08-16
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Mr.. James :. Ritchie is expected
to arrive home from the East today.
Then when he gets rested a little We
shall expect to see his bull ling boom
90 into operation. Mr.. Richie has
done more than any other two men III
the city to build mp ana improve the
town, and we wish We had more just
like him.