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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-19
PREPARING TO aCCEPT THE GRANT

PREPARING TO Il CCEPT THE GRANT
The Hudson Democrat states that Hoa
John w. Cary, attorney of the NJ. & St. P.
tour through the St. Croix and Chippewa
valleys, on business Tor his road. His mis-
sion, it appears, is to collect statistics of
the trade offered by the present develop
ment of the region covered by the land
grant roads. He also studies up on the
surveys, and the actual value of the whole
grant, preparatory to meeting the directors
in New York this week, and laying the re-
suits before them, to await their official
action. The Democrat continues:
Only three of the directors residents of this
State-Alex Mitchell, S. S. Merrill, and Mr. Cary
They familiar than their nonresident assoc
ates with the value of the grant, expense of construct
ing the projected roads, and the value of the latter
when built and they may be classed enthusiastic
ally In favor of accepting the grant. The other d.
rectors naturally look to them for reliable and thor
ough information upon the subject before embarking
In an enterprise involving OUTLAY of some $1,000
oo0 and TO give them all the information which thev
can ask is the object of Mr.. Carys Investigations
1t will be remembered that the NJ. & ST. P. Railway
Company did not originate the project of asking for
'e u grant, oue tndt parties III THIS city pressed IL
upon their attention. and that when that powerful
company finally entered the field applicant that
action measuraby based upon representations
made TO them upon the subjects upon which Mr. Cary
Is now collecting fuller and more detailed information
1t is gratifying TO those who originally the bali in
motion, to know that the representations which they
then made more than sustained by the results of
the present investigation and that the formal accept
ance of the grant, and the speedy of the
projected roads nearly certain as anything in
the future can be.
1t would seem from the above, that
Messrs. Mitchell, Merrill, and Cary have
already decided in favor of accepting the
grant. The other directors will concur
with them. of course
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-19
CTArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DouGLAs-In su-

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D0UGLAS-In su-
- preme Court.
The Troy City Bank against Nathaniel Green Wilcox
BY execution issued of and under the
the Supreme the Wisconsin in the above ent
tied action directed and delivered against the personal
real property the said Nathaniel Green Wilcox and upon
said against HIM in favor of the said Troy
for the Of FIT dollars aud sevenyfve cents
levied the following described real estate
title and which the said Wilcox bad
he said property the date of the Of said
Judgment the Fifteenth of November A. d. 1869
may acquired Of in and the twit lots 16
and II Middletown the of Il of Section 5
in n 13 lot Of section go and lot of
3 township 49 of Range 13 in the County Of
Douglas and State Wisconsin, which said estate and right
shall expose for sale and sell at public
ton 10 the highest bidder
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF MAY 1878
the that the front door of the
Superior the County Douglas State Of Wis
said the interest and
much of said property a may thereto be necessary
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff of Douglas County.
Superior March 26 1873. mar29msy10
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Administrators Sale.

In the matter the George Goodchd deceased
Notice hereby given by pursuance of
order of license made in said matter the 18th day of March
1873 by the County Court said County the undersigned
administrator de bonis said deceased WILL 18th
day of April A. 1873 O'Clock in the forenoon the
front door of the Court House in Superior said county offer
for sale public yenGue the following described lands
Lots eight @ and e and the half Of the northeast
of section go township (49
north Of fourteen W containing 10 all 1867
of land EDMOND INGALLS,,
Administrator de bonis
Dated Superior March 90 1878. mar22spr12
The above sale is postponed ray 10TH 19 the
place and hour. EDMOND INGALLS,, Administrator.
Superior April Is, 1873. apr19may10
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CTArE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUeLAs-In su>

y prenfe Court
Edmund F. Ely against Nathaniel Green Wilcox.
By issued under the
the of the State the above
tied action directed aud delivered against the personal
property the said Nathaniel Wilcox
Judgment of said Court against him in favor of the said Ed
f. Ely the of dollars and fifty have
upon following
right which said Wilcox
the date of the judg
tow the seventeenth day of June D. 1870 may
have since acquired Of in aud the wit Lot Is
block ~ in Mddletown onw ofSection Township
a of Range 3 Lot of Section 80 and Lot of Section 35
Township 49 Range 13 in the County Douglas
Wisconsin, which said real right title
interest shall expose for sale and sell public
highest bidder
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF MAY 1S73
O'clock that day the door of the
Superior the County Douglas
execution,
much of said property a thereto be necessary
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff of Douglas County.
Superior March 26, 1873. mar29may10
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CART BEFORE THE HORSE.

The St. Cloud Press speaks Of some road
that is to be FINISHED to Bayfield,, with
branches to Superior City and Ashland" "
Guess not. The only road we know Of that
resembles it, is to be finished to Superior
with branch to Bayfield,. Read sections
l, 8, 4, 6 of the bill giving the grant to the
Mil & St. p. Co.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-19
THE NEW ROUTE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND MONTANA VA " p r. r.


Few realize the great change In one re-
spect, about to transpre in the trade of the
Great West. The Northern Pacific Rail
way for two or three years past, has been
stretching out towards Montana, the Aus
tralia Of the New World, the Ophir and
Ell Dorado Of modern times. 1t now has ap-
preached within 25 miles of the Missouri
River, which it will reach by the 10th OF
May, according to the opinion Of the North
ern Pacific officials. By the 18th or goth
at farthest, a line Of steamers will begin to
run from Edwinton, the N. P. crossing, to
Ft. Benton on the Upper Missouri This
will leave only 100 miles of wagon route in
the most direct line of steam communication
between the Atlantic cities and Helena,
Montana. The rail and overland route
from New York to Montana, ola Chicago,
Union Pacific Road and ,Corinne, Utah,
embraces 4SO miles of wagon road. The
difference on the wagon routes in time
alone, would be nine days, if the teams
should make all of forty miles a day II
they made but twenty-five miles day the
difference would be fifteen days in favor of
the Ft Benton route, and so on. The cost
of freight would differ in proportion.
But even give the Chicago route the ad-
vantage Of water transportation by lakes,
and the Missouri, as far as practicable and yet
the Northern route is shorter by the whole
distance of over 600 miles between Sioux
City and Edwinton, and as much cheaper
rs the cost in time and money, of moving
freight that extra and unnecessary distance
The inevitable result will be of course, TO
throw all of the vast, and constantly accu-
mulating Montana trade into the hands of
the Northern Pacific Railway this present
season, at once lifting that magnificent
thoroughfare out of the region of myths,
and prophecies into the every day world.
The effect of this wholesale transfer will
be to bring the Lake Superior route into
remarkable prominence at once, and justify
every reasonable expectation OF the imme-
diate development of the Head of Lake Su-
perior! BThis Montana trade will 90
on, and if Superior does not connect her
self with the Northern Pacific Railway an
time to reap the fruits Of 1t, Duluth may
become the Great City of the Lake, after
all. But Judging from the present energy
with which Superior goes to work to fulfil
her part of the agreement of Jan. % we ex-
pect of course to see the trade of the great
West converge at this its natural and des-
tined port
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- Court.
In the matter of the Estate of NJ S. Bright deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Hiram Hayes admnis
traitor of said Estate other things he
has fully administered said Estate praying that time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing his of his ad
mnistration filed with said petition is ordered that said
count be examined by the Judge of this Court
MONDAY THE 5TH DAY OF MAY
ensuing his office in tie Court house in Superior Wis
consin, at O'Clock
And is further ordered that notice thereof be given to all
interested by publishing this order for three
weeks said day Of in the Super
weekly published Superior said
County of Douglas. THOS. CLARK, County Judge.
April Z, 1875 apri2mayS
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s A TO MS
Duluth City Grocery,
Head Of Lake Aven'
SUPERIOR ST,

SUPERIOR ST, Head Of Lake Avenue.
Keeps constantly band everything in the groceries,
and makes q speciality Of fine goods.
Wheat Flour Choicest Family
Fresh Eggs and Poultry in Season.
Have made TO forward all goods ordered for
Superior every all parties ordering house.
fail Superior their orders by the
Iuth express pay delivery of good ]. K. sEATON
References NJ l. Avery, h Robbins, Superior
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NOTABLE WRECKS. j

The accompanying table of remarkable
wrecks occurring upon the ocean during
the last twenty odd years, may possess
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-04-19

long reigned in these parts, may as well be
given up now in view of the active efforts
of rings and monopolies: namely the idea
that trade will come to the head of the
Lake without any special effort to obtain
it. If the country back of us were as
thickly populated as England, this might
be, but for five years we must work for 1T.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAs-In su
- preme Court.
Abby L. Marshall and William R. Marshall
against
Nathaniel Green Wilcox

BY virtue execution issued of and under the seal Of
the Supreme of the State of Wisconsin, in the above ent
delivered the and
real property Of the said Nathaniel Green Wilcox and
against him of the said Abby
Marshall William r. Marshall for the of Fortyone do
aud Seventve cents have seized and levied the
following described real and all the right title and inter
which said Wilcox had in and the said property the
the recovery sd Judgment towit the Fifteenth
day November A D. 1869 have acquired Of
the owt Lot 4S West Second Street in Supe
the u of NV Of section in township AZ of Range
80 and of section 35 Township
40 Range 13 the unity Douglas and State of Wis
consn which said and right title and interest shall
expose sale aud sell public auction the highest bidder
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF MAY 1S73
O'Clock the forenoon that day the front door of the
house Superior the County of Douglas State of Wis
satisfy said execution the interest and much
of said property may thereto be necessary.
JAMES NEWTON
Sheriff of Douglas County.
Superior March &C. 1873. mar29may10
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05
DIED.

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MUCKLER-At his residence in
Toledo, Wednesday, May %, Jons
MucKLER, aged IS years.
Deceased had been a resident OF
this State Is years, and citizen OF
Toledo 1G years, during which time
he had shown himself to be man Of
public spirit, having identified him
self with all thu public enterprises OF
interest to this place. lie had been
a kind father, an atfectionatc hus-
band, good neighbor, and with
al a man of many traits to be admir-.
ed. lie leaves family and many
friends to mourn his loss.
BALDY-At LosAngelos, Califor.
MIA, May 16, 1878, at the residence
OF his son, john Badly, CHRISTIAN
BALDY, aged S3 years, 2 months
and II days.
The deceased was we'll known to
many OF our older citizens. He set.
tied III Toledo in June. 1855. Sey.
cral years ago he moved to Chicago
thence to Rock Island, Nebraska,
Nevada, and finally to California
where he di,d. May he rest quietly
on the shores Of the far off blue Pa.
cific ocean.
"And the wavslcts sing
Lis last sad requiem"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05
Our Chelsea Letter.

Mr.. D. G. Lamb, of this place, re.
ceived $4,000 forest trees, consisting
OF pine, hemlock, cedar, beech, birch,
sugar tree, poplar, etc, which he
proposes " setting out" on his farm.
Our citizens were as happy as a
"clam at high tide" for awhile, be.
cause OF the lively paper that was
sent forth from our village, bu: alas
for human expectation the paper
was Of short life, and the long. con-
tinued absence OF tho editor leads
to many inquiries concerning his
welfare.
Where, oh, whore, has Yarham gone?
Chelsea sadly whineth;
Methinks hear the people say,
"Hc's gene where the woodbine twineth."
The air is rite with coniectures as
to his whereabouts, but 1t is to he
hoped he will soon put in an appear.
ance.
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A GARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in
South America, as missionary, dis.
covered safe and simple remedy
tor the Cure OF Nervous eakness,
Early Decay, Disease of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by
banefel and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this no
bic remedy. Prompted by desire
TO benefit the afflicted and unfortun.
ate, | will send the receipt for pre-
par,ng and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any one who
needs it, Free OF charge. Address,
JosEpn II. INMAN,
Station d. Bible House,
Sly Ntw York City.
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Rev. A. Il. Howbert U.S.Indian
Agent purposes building a temporary
office IN the vicinity of tho Indian
camp. He also expects to erect kind
OF agricultural warehouse, and teach
the aboriginies the art OF agriculture.
lie also issued an order prohibiting
gambling or gaming in any way with
the Indians under his care or furnish
ing them with any kind OF intoxicating
drinks. Any person so violating the
statute will be dealt with according
to the letter and spirit of the law, 1t
would be well for all whom the above
concerns, to take heed of what will
be forthcoming unless they cease
law in the respects above
pointed out.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05

We are PLEASED to annouRce The invsa-
ton and introduction Of a new piece Of Of
flee furniture, called Cooks American let
ter file. 1t is series of cases for holding
letters or other papers, 50 arranged as to
make each letter o: the alphabet easily
found, and at the same time keeping them
away from dust, clean and always in en-
der. 1t is the invontien Of Mr.. C. A. Cook
we'll known as the senior partner of the
firm of Cook, Coburn & Co., Newspaper Adj
vertisiag agents, Chicago.-[[ Northwestern
Christian Advocate.
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TAMA Cry. IA. Nav 81 ~

49, A-A'3 AAAy oA,
EDITOR CHRONICLE During the
session OF the Board OF Directors OF
the Tama county Agricultural Socie
ty, held here to-day, the following
resolution was unanimously adopt.
ed:
Resolred-That the thanks Of this
Society are due, and are hereby ten
,dered West. Wilson, and through
him the citizens of Toledo and the
northern part of the county for the
very liberal moves they have made
toward increasing the capital stock
OF the Society; and that it is tho
desire OF this Board to meet with
them, and all others who may feel
interested with view OF increasing
the Society's capital stock also, to
change, If it is thought best, the To-
cation OF its grounds, to a point more
central, or where it will best suit the
convenience OF the whole county.
The day and place chosen for the
above meeting is Saturday, June %,
at 2 p. m, at the Court House IN
Toledo. Please give this place in
your next weeks issue. Also urge
an attendance at the meeting, and
oblige, Yours truly,
j. l.. BRAcKIS, See.
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Old Settlers Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of the old
Settlers of Tama County will be
held III the Court House in Toledo
or Wednesday June II 1873. A bas.
ket Dinner, with Music and Speeches
will be the order Of the day--let
all the old Settlers Of the County be
on hand as an agreeable Meeting is
anticipated.
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KILLED ny CoIr-A ,,o

KILLED BY CoLT.-A vcry "a |
occurrence happened last Saturday
afternoon, which has brought a sad
bereavement to Recorder Nc Claskev
and family, the particulars of which
are thus briefly stated: On FRIDAY
morning last, Mrs. McClaskey, &C.
companied by her two little bows,
went to her tather's-Mr, McClel.
land-who lives one and ono half
miles east of Toledo, intending to
spend two or three days with her
fathers folks. Saturday afternoon
she returned home, as the children
said they wanted to see papa" Her
brother Frank brought her to To-
ledo, and Immediately upon their
arrival, Willie McClaskey, accompa
MED by his uncle, proceeded to the
Recorders office in quest Of his faith.
er. Not finding him, they looked
about town, and then both returned
to Mr.. McClelland's. Soon after re.
turning the boys went out to the pas.
ture to catch horse, and while there
Willie went near colt, which kick.
cd him, infiictlng injuries which
proved fatal in about twenty four
hours. After he was kicked. he ran
about half way to the house, and up.
on his arrival there he asked his
grandma to take him and lay him on
the bed, as he was SO badly hurt.
lie bore no particular marks of ex.
ternal injury. He was brought that
evening to his home, where he re-
ceived medical assistance, and all the
attention that could possibly be civ.
en- him. lie slept some during the
alter part of the night, but suffered
wonderfully Sunday until about 4
o'clock, when he fell asleep in death.
The funeral services, conducted by
Rev. Il. N. Earhart, took place at
the house: Monday, at p. M, whence
the remains of Willie were borne
TO the Toledo cemetery for inter
mont The deceased was 4 wears
aud 3 months old, and the loss is |
a heavy one to his parents, such
as time only can diminish.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05

Farmers, buy the Edward Harves.
ter. They have platform that saves
all the scattering grain. Two CT
three men can bind on them. No
belts about them. Reel, Canvas and
sickle run by chains. No slipping.
Warranted to elevate the heaviest,
weediest gram that grows-no mat.
ter how wet. Dennis IL Averill,
agents for Tama County.
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TOLEDO SAVINGS BANK.-This Insti.
tuition, whose articles of incorpora
ton are published in full in another
part Of this paper, is now open for
business, in the building ono door
west of the Toledo Post Office. As
many as desire to deposit or borrow
money, or receive any banking &C.
comm odations, would do we'll to give
the new bank a trial. The institu-
ton is established upon a good ba-
sis, and as an evidence of the conf.
dencc placed in it, we refer to the
names of the iucorporators, as pub.
lished in the Articles of Incorpora.
ton. We recommend that all give
the Articles careful reading, which
will suffice to show that they are de.
signed to alike protect the stockhold.
err aud deposltor.
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An Eminsntly scientific man explains
why Prof. s'Anderson's Dsrmadsr" acts SO
much moro promptly than other appl;ca
lions IN curing sore parts, - follows The
usual applications, such as plasters and
poultices, confne the heat, SO it escapes
with difficulty, and the cure must be slow.
The Dsrmador acts in direct opposition
to ell such applications-it keeps the skin
moist, and instead Of confining it conducts
the heat of. and reduces the Inflammation
Immediately.
Sc advertisement in another column.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05

Mr.. S. Stiger will soon begin
building brick structure on the lot
now occupied by Linn on high street,
west OF Johnston 4 Galley's block.
The building will be 22x65 feet, two
stories high, and be provided with a
good cellar. This will be a very
fine acquisition to the good buildings
of Toledo, and is an evidence Of the
thrift Of the place.
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We are requested by number OF
citizens to call meeting at the Court
House Friday evening at = o'clock
tor the purpose of taking action to-
ward properly celebrating the day vf
American Independence. Let there
be large attendance OF citizens from
all parts of the county, to the end
that we may have an old-tlme coun.
ty celebration.
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Butter Makers will find the celc.
brated Emmert Churn at Parker a.
Lewis. Over $4,000 in use. They
a'so sell Endless Chain tread power
attachment-Call & See them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-06-05

Mr.. S. w. Cole has resigned as
member Of the Council OF lama City
and special election is called for
June 18th, to elect some one TO the
place thus rendered vacant.
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A good many farmers arc not
through planting corn yet-its very
late-our advice to them would be,
60 to Dennis & Avorill and buy a
Brown Horse Corn Planter and hur-
ny the corn in; they only cost $50,
and are warranted to be the best
planters in the market.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

serted in this type, loaded, at the rate of
ten cents line for each insertion Special
terms given for long notices and long tme.
rky- Editorial notices in local reading
coh,mn will be charged fifteen cents line,
each insertion.
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REPORTED CHANGE OF SIrE.-We
are informed that the site of Trayer
is to be changed to a point one mile
east of the now laid odt ground,
which is the proposed junction of the
Pacific branch of the b. G: II. 8 NJ.
and the w. 3. +. & N. Mo. Rail
roads. 1t is understood that one
hundred acres Of land have been CIV
en-, or at least promised for a town
plat, and we are informed that the
proposition has received a favorable
consideration, and that the change
will be soon made. II the report be
untrue, this may help to ascertain
the true condition of affairs, as the
citizens will be eager to learn, at the
earliest possible date, of any such
change.
PERsoNAL-Mr M. 3. G. True has re.
turned from flying visit to his fomer
home in johnson Co.
W.J.Burns and family have return
ed to Sterling Ill.
DR.. Boynton started last Monday
morning to visit his folks and friends
in and about Essex in the Empire
State" lie accompanied Mrs. B. to
her former home, La Porte this State.
OF Course the DR. will stake in,
the Chicago Jubilee, and will see all
that is it be seen, and hear all that is
to be heard.
Not two years ago g. H. McCor-
mick & Bros. large Reaper works
burnt down in the great Chicago
Fire.sma They haYe since built larger
works, and arc building this year ten
thousand Rcapers and Mowers, and
Judging from the orders pouring in
from all parts OF the country, they
will not have leapers enough to near
supply the demand. Dennis &
Averill are sole agents for lama Co.,
and sell selling great many.
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Buy TIE BEsr.-219,75s Singer
Sewing Machines sold last year, over
$4,000 more than was sold by any
other Company. Kept for sale at
Frazec's jewellery Store, also Mach
inc Oil and Needles.
w. G WAYr, Agent Tama City.
&C