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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Delinquent Sale
Notice,

SAN FnANc1sco suLrHUR MINING COMPANY.
LOCATION of principal place of business
San Francisco, California.
Location of Works, Humboldt county,
Nevada.
NJ OTICE--There is delinquent upon the
IN following described Sock on account OF
Assessment mo. ~, levied on the 29th day of
September, 1876, the several amounts set OBJ
posite the names of the respective Share
holders, as follows:
No. No.
NAMES. CERTIFICATE. SHARES, AMT
o, j. Preston ......i 1000 100 90
j. n. Putnam, Jr -. 3 S76 81 60
Henry W WyNan. III 400 10 90
NOT ASSESSED.
10000 shares to C. Mitchell Grant
10000 " Geo. j. Grifing
This stock not having been issued,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-23
FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH AN
Il A No. l stock Ranch, either for cattle
or sheep, joining foothills, with plenty of
outlet. embracing 800 acres, of which i0t
acres is good agricultural land, with plenty
of water and feed.
For further particulars. address
b. + RILEY,
Paradise Valley.
Paradise Valley. Nov. 2. 76.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-23
PROCLAMATION OF THANKS
GIVING.
BY THE GovERNoa,

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
having by Proclamation designated that
THURSDAY, the 3Oth day of
November. IS7e,
Be observed as a day Of Public Thanksgiving
and Praise. 1. l.. Il, BRADLEY, Governor of
the State of Nevada, recommend the people of
this State to devote that day in rendering
thanks to Almighty GOD for the many bless.
ings we have received ut His hands.
s-* In testimony whereof, / have here
ar, unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of State to be affixed.
Done at Carson City, Nevada, this 18th day
OF November, in the year of cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy -six.
BY the Governor, l.. h. BRADLEY.
j. d. MINOR, Secretary of State.
novel
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-11-23
NOTICE.

\ HAVE BOUGHT ALL I. s. BOwMAN'S
n interest in his furniture store, and will
be happy to furnish any one wishing articles
in my line with the same, at prices to suit
the times.
s. W. COWARD.
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TERMS Qucludlng Postage
Payable Grizzly In Advance.
CLUBS,

CLUBS,
A discount OF twenty per cent. viii be al
lowed 10 clubs of -four or more persons.
Thus; four copies OF Blackw God or of one
Review will be sent 10 one address 10.
Sl2 so, four copies of the four Reviews and
Blnckwoodior Sis, and so on.
circulars with further particulars may b.
had on application.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PrBLNG 90
al Barclay Street. New York
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SO rir''s.' '.H'efri.' sfha:
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The MEDICAL WONDER.

\ y INrAIIIFIE SrTClTIC FOR DISEASES
! ,hc LIVER. BLOOD. htrNtNS and BOW
ll~, u. .,feat Corrective = q fer'=e ter7rse-
n-h;-. J; contains ~ s'clais Eirjs and is tie
.-l-- .at5ffAlf "a, J5tr.l
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= Eruss, President -. Wells. Cashier.
=. NriG Vice Pre- g. 4. j. krrth Asst glhsr
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3 - 8 9 9 . ! 8 8

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iu iuv United ~tHtes-lt pages, o.! Cululues; III
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lbr Eocord a. devoted 10 whatever j al iutcr, 4
connected with the Centennial wear. The Great
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u detail Every body wants IL. The whole
people feel q great interest In their tounty's
Cou'cunlal Birthday, and want 10 know nil
ahou A.. NJ elegant patriotic crayou dr.W wing
premium picture i presented nec Ca each sub
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Now Is Tie time; don't delay. Reluember y
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Adde'S.
TIE GENrfNNlAL RECORD,
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J. &; G. NAGUtHE,

s1Ic I-1pTillcT7, =. Louis, No
PIECE. - CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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DEPOsiTS received and general bank ing
~ business dom
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CENT
| IMMINENT
White. Tor thc Human Family
yellow, for Horses aud Animal

These lium,nt- are simply the wonder OF the
WoIiu Their elects are lille less than marvel
l"Hl, Vet lhtIp are -uuiv things which they will
not 'iu. They viii not cure cancer or mend
broken hone, bui they will always alay pain
They have siraightould fingers. cured chronic
lttihttll-ln ~ niany years eatuding, sud taken
me tih nom terrible burn. and -tald-, which
H,, ,tN., s,tndohe by any othermticie
Tie W hitc E.iOi.ncnt - for the human
iwnilN. u VIII drive rhumati-m, sCialira and
neuralgia H"W tire systcm; cure luInlmgo
chil.blaiHa, palsy, itch. aud most cutgucou,
cluptioH@. II eNiruct- most from frozen hands
and zee and ile poison % bites and sting- OF
Nrunuuulus reptilcs. n -uhiucs swcllings ana
aiis'utcs pain If every kind.
For ~puIh- 81 buu-ue it, the most potent
I'iAg.f ever di-covcfcl The Icntuur Iiui-
ucit o. used with great efficacy tor sore
uu.i. toojuacic. ,aAtd breast, tata,he AMI
weak BAGS. The following b. lvt a satupie ot
numerous tc, timoniuls.
'iSpiANA II ME-, JErs Co..l
Ind, May -, ls7;
81 think IL my duty 10 inloIm YOU ihat nav,
suffered much with swollen feet and chords.
tfe MT been free floIA these swelling in eight
year, Sow uu perfectly we'll, than X to ttc
~cniaW L'nimelt Tie I.inimcut ought 10 &c
"lnhtl warm. hENjAMiS lUUW".
The pro.f ia the ,filI. j f. reliable, IT,, i.
handy ~ BE- cheap and every family should iu-c
10th s.cl and '-riadcu %. halt aud sa,e
io ine Wounded ana sore. ~, s.r, como and re
lathe poor and DISTRESSED who have spent
Hrir mono. Tor Wur,hle-. medicine % rott' cut
1,Hiiar LiaiiHsH. will De given without change
T. Yellow Centaur Liniment
T. allptel to 'le tough u,u scles coi-i- and Ge.h
90 horses. II has performed more wonderful
'"'-- "i spawn, rhain, wlu3---i.r. -cTatchc4
-"t"!N' aud general ltmgu,-7 uigu al ot "r
remedies iu existence. Read what the ri.ai s.
prc-smCu OFT;
Nsv }urg, January. I,7l
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ANDERS0NVIILE

., complete IIi-tory Of Anderson .iic -
= JN Or. X. f.. stevenson. .urg,1u TO -
= chirpt, with al apprnlir cont. ju- =.
= luG tn name, ~ l.. ,CUr uuiJn FOL =,
"a '.,Is ""o 'l"l ih-ra. with the dffr aHl q
~ cause IT death. sent nn receipt oI -
~ Fri'r, y 30, \ splendid campaign RI
&C Dooa' ItRNBILL BEOIHLE~' RAJ -
lururc, Md \
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 20, will be pro.
dnccd for tho FIRST America Nessrs Na, and Bcots
powerful Drama In i've acts entitled
MISS MULTON.
In winch MISS CLARA NORRIS, MISS SARAH JEWErr,
MRS. MARIE WILKINS. MISS BlJOU HERON. MISS
PARSELT.E will appear
The play will be presented with entirely and bcauti
full scenery from the brush of MIR. RICHARD MAIsSTON.
with new furniture and appointments aud with music
by Mr. TISSISGTON
Sale OF for first representation OF MISS MUTTON
will commence THURSDAY MORNING next ut 3
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
xEL.s.uus NOTICES.

or. TA0NAs' cmuRCn, 5in Az. AND ssD sT.-REy.
DIR Marsau rector; Rev Frederick Courtney assistant
Service sunday. Nov H. Morning service. sermon am
Holy Communion. loa o'clock; afternoon service and
xlE lark
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
PllOfslDSAl<s,

WANrED-REsPoNsI PARTIES TO CONTRACT
w 10 build aud equip gauge rnlsfoad Adrsao q
BOND, stssiVn A, sew Ysrk ety.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
ANIUSEMENTS.

,STIl AVENUE THEATRE.
orropretor ana aSnass. Ss AN, sM, AI'OsiiS DALI
SCNPrCOuS REVIVAL OF sflAkESPEAkES EXQCl
SITE COMEDY,
YOU LIKE
with all the beautiful Original MUSIC. many NOVEL
SCENIC EfFEcrS, hNriRELf AEW DRESSES.
MSS rASNa .sS VIA pAvENroer
for the FIRST TlMH this season as kOSALlND, In con-
necton With the following
MOST IMPORTANT CAST
Mr.. WM. CASTLE ..AMIENS
,Sith all the uasinal sonss)
VI. CHARLES flstiER... ...as.............. .JAQUES
Mr. WM DAviDak; ..as............ IoucHsTON. |.
Mr. GEORGE pARKRS as -. DUKE FREDEkicK
Mr. CuAs kockwhLL.. AS. Tho DUKE in EMILE
Mr.. DRAW. Syivius Mr.. BE.kMAN William
NJ BENNETT A. !e Beau Nj. DEvEAS.... Lord
Miss JkffIEyS LEWIS. s....as.......+.........C CELIA
M,ss M,ss Il ~ n
"A FAMOUS QUARTET.
VIII assist Mr. CA -II.E In rendering the beautiful
OnlGlNAL MUSIC Of the play.
EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK, "A> yOV LIKE IT"
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION for immediate aud magni.
ncent prodnes,,i,.,,,, ,he famous PRINCE VI WALES
sCii.,dL FOR SCANDAL
TTSIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. \. NJ PALMER
LAST TINES OF
LAST TINES OF
LAST TIMES OF
LAST TIMES OF
LAST TIMES or
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

or GEORGES CHURCH.. sTUYvEsANT SQUARE
NNoruIng prayer IL oclck. Sermon by Rev. DR. fyng,
rector Evening prayer 3D o'clock sermon by Rev DIR.
Williams sunday school ~ Y:3o A. NJ.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02

AGE :So2 "a Tf Rs5'.5 a S: q :;
the foregoing publications. Read all Of the
above and send for particulars Address for
terms, outfits &c, The Murray Hin Publishing
Company, 129 East SSH street, New York
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02

mine, while dying IF cough, desir-
ed to hear the latest news while he
was going off. | took the paper
and | read of some new pills in
force he bought box-and is be
dead! no-hearty as horse. |
knew two men so much alike as
e'er you saw two stumps and no
phrenologist could find a difference
IN their bumps. One takes the pa
per and his life was happier than a
kings, his children could all read and
write, and talk Of men and things.
The other took no paper, and,
while strolling through the wood, a
tree fell down and broke his crown,
and killed him-"Yery good" Had
he been reading all the news al
home hike his neighbor jim, I'll bet
a cent that accident would not have
happened him, for he who takes
the paper, aud pays his bill when
due, can live in peace with every
man and with the printer too.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02
Nicknames of States.

Qneer are the nicknames otpeople
OF the different States. The inhab-
itants of Alabama are called Liz
yards E; OF Arkansas, Toothpicks; of
California, Gold Hunters; of Colo
RADIO, Powers; of Connecticut,
Wood Nutmegs; of Delaware,
Muskrats; of Florida, Fly-up the
Greeks; of Georgia, BuzzardS; Of
Illionois, Suckers; of Indiana,
Hoosiers Of Iowa, Hawkeyes; of
Kansas, Jawhawkers of Kentucky,
Corn Crackers; of Louisiana,
Creoles; of Maine, Foxes ;of Mary
land, Craw Thumpers of Michigan,
w olverines OF Minnesota, Gophrrs;
Of Mississippi, TadpoleS; of Mis-
souri,, Pukes; Of Nebraska, Bug
Eaters; of Nevada, Sage Hens; of
New Hampshire, Granite boys; Of
New Jersey, Blues or Clam Catch
ers; of New York, Knickerbock-
ers; of North Carolina, Tar boilers
and Taber>; Of Chio, Buckeyes; of
Oregon, Webfeet, and Hardcases;
of Pennsylvania, Penances, AMI
Leatherheads; of Rhode Island,
Gunflints; Of South Carolina,
Weasels; of Tennessee, Whelp~ !;
of Texas, Beef-heads ; of Vermont,
Green Mountain Boys; of Virginia,
Bead es; of Wisconsin, Badgers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02
BAYLIES

Great Mercantile College, Keoknk, Iowa, on the
Mis- ssippi. Prot. VIM. H Miller, Gene Manager,
Dineternfh wear. About Sixty d ilars ptyall expen-
SEES for Mem er hip. Board and Stationery. B'ok-
keeuers, Pc man, Reporters, Operators. Architects
Surveyors and Teachers thoroughly fitted. English
branches free. Free Lectures by Eminent Orator.
Free festivals with Brass Band III College Hall Free
fuf nished rooms for s.lf board ng. T.legraph'ng
free Short hand writing tree. Good boarding cluh'
a md fam ly hoard. Railroad fare deducted. Immense
business in Keokuk. no vacation. Address Bay lies
College Keokuk, Iowa, State where you sa" this
adY -rtisrment. lhnt<Nl
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02
Accommodations at PHILADELPHIA.

The enterprise and energy of the
average American has never been
more clearly shown than in the in-
vestment in hotel accommodations
in Philadelphia by capitalists and
spectators. The result of al this
will be forthe benefit Of the travel
ing public; in addition to the well
established hotels the various
new edihces erected in different
parts of the city have accommodate
tons for $4,000 visitors, and the
charges will vary from 81 to So per
day. Lodgings can be had in good
localities for Sc per week and good
board at restaurants FIR Sl.25 per
day A weeks expenses to sin
gle person inclined TO live economi-
cally IN Philadelphia need not ex-
Il l. eli
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02
MILES
Tunisian Hair Dress ng.
For Cleansing and Beautif,iug the Hair,
arresting its falling off, and Imparl'ng
to it Healthy and Natural Tone
and Growth


Prepared only BY \. Miles, Duluth, Mum.
The proprietor Of the ahpve preparation I r the
Hair De Tres intT0duce the vour favorable
motto ON rs MERITS and in good IA 9TH "a To it<
/ properties and usefulness, even though thrre be
7 numerous SINH lar pr piratiOns in vogue. nv
actual experiment the Tunisi,n Hair Dressing has
been reduc d pefrctiOn a. the extended ea.
peIieuCe II The proprietor, i'll the preparation such
articles, will permit. It's. composition is OF pgte>
tents which can IN nowIse iUjure the cap Harry
vessels OF he hair. BY stimulating the sehac1, us
glands n the of hair to the proper excrcs. OF
their functions 1t will keep the hair soft snd flexible
ii will Cleanse the Scalp of Daudrnf
The Tunisan Hair Dressing will prevent the hair
rom falling Of, and promote its growth. natural
result Of restoring the skin and ganduar system 10
their proper tonr by its use will be TO ARE the
change Of color Of the hair, and in the m-Jor'y Of
instances II will restore the cplnring the
capillary tubes wi hin the hair itself but will not I'm
iefere with the natural color.
II is made OF the best quality of material the mar
ket affords, while the pri brings il within the
reach of all. 1t is much cheaper than any other
known Hair T uc of favorable repute.
Warranted to increase the growth Of the hair
For Sale at Miles Tonsorial Parlors
No.3 East Superior St.
76an6yl DULUTH; MINI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02

Corn meal $i.75 per 100 lbs.
PETER Z. BRADSHAW 81 Co.
maV26t3
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02

WANTED.-For Superior and vi
cinitv, u reliable man (who can give boni)
tc take the agency of the Penn Mutual Life
ms. Co Contract based upon commission.
For terms call on or address A. G. Peabody,
Jr.. 4I2 Milwaukee ST., milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin mav12POwSt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02


was in distress because he had a
flag flying at half-mast from his res
idence, on Thursday, were very
much mistaken. The stars and
stripes were floating to the breeze
in honor of its being "Decoration
Day"
j. w. Hacker having purchased
of the Hoffman estate the old store
building next to Chas. Kunerts, has
be en- at work the past week or two
tearing it down, and finishes the Job
this week. By its absence the
looks of the street and Chas. Ku-
merits property are improved very
much. Mr.. Hacker thinks some of
using the timber in putting up a
building on his property in Upper
town.
In case Of a Fourth of July cele-
bration, Superior need not lack for
orators. Just hunt up some old
Fourth -of-July Grafton, add a few
centennial gushes, furnish it to
"Tony" Gallagher, Bob Whelan,
our friend Cranwell, or any other of
the recognized street orators who
parade our thororghfares about cleo
ton time, and let them deliver it
Clay, Calhoun, Webster, Charles
Francis Adams or Gen. Jim Richie
wouldn't be s'no-whar."
We learn that Prof. Hatch,
Principal of the Duluth High
School, is going to leave there on
the expiration of his school year.
The reason, we believe, is because
his salary is not sufficient. Here is
fine opportunity for onr School
Board to obtain a thorough and ex-
cellent teacher for the Lowertown
School, and expend some of that
surplus sixteen hundred dollars
that School-District- Treasurer d.
Geo Morrison reports on hand.
Navigation having remained
open for few days, is again block
ed, slight northeaster having come
up and closed the channel made
through the ice:by the seven block
AIDED propellers which got in last
week. There are now lying at the
docks in Duluth, unable to get out,
the propeller City Of Fremont, the
Canadian side-wheel steamer Mani
toba and the steam barge Mary Groh.
Five boats are reported out in the
Lake, trying to get in. Verify,
this is an "off" year for naviga ion.
From all we can learn we are
inclined to think that the people of
Duluth do not feel much like en-
thusing this year, and that the Tri-
bune's proposed joint 4th of July
celebration is likely to come to
naught. Our private opinion, pub
licly expressed, OF the people at
the head of the lake is, that they
are not very patriotic anyway, aud
that at the present time they
wouldn't have enough "git-up-and-
git" to them to attend their grand
mothers funeral.
We often hear strangers inquire,
with wonder: elbow in the world
do the people of Superior live?
What. do they do? Where's their
business?" Business Lord-'o.
massey, we've got business enough
Just look at the town, county and
school offices we have to fill; the
large amount of land we cultivate
the taxes we pay for non-residents:
the fish we catch, and the number
of railro DIS we build every wear,
while sitting around on dry-goods
boxes !!
Henry Ward Beecher Is expect
ed to lecture before Bavlies Great
College, Keokuk, Iowa,
this season. Theodore Tilton lee
tured last November. We would
call attention 10 the advertisement
IN another column. 1t will pay any
young man, whatever his future oc-
may be, to spend from
three to six months at Keokuk, |
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Superioris1ns,

Mrs. T. Saunders departed for
Nebraska on Thursday.
Superior shores, in their habili-
ments of green, look very pretty
from Minnesota Point, or while rid
ing in boat on the bay.
For State and latest news see
inside paper. Also interesting and
instructive letter about the big show
at Philadelphia and some of the
numerous things to be seen tn ere.
"A Boston gentleman, relative
of Charles Francis Adams, was in
town Tuesday looking after some
property which he owns in Starkey's
addition.
The weather the past week has
been anything but agreeable, it be-
ing either rainy or toggy most of
the time, the fog at times being
almost thick enough to cut with a
knife.
Mrs. Clark, of St. Paul, but
formerly of Superior, accompanied
by her two children, is visiting
friends in Superior. She is a guest
at the residence of Peter E. Brad
shaw, Esq.
-Messrs Bywater, Gaskill and
J. Shoenberger accompanied Rev.
Mr.. Millspaugh over from Duluth
last Sunday afternoon, and attend
ed divine service at the Episcopal
church.
N. B. Harwood, the heavy
wholesale notion dealer of St. Paul,
accompanied by his son, took his
first trip to Lake Superior this week,
and among other points of inter-
est took in this burg.
While Peyton & Kimb balls tug
"Nellie Cotton" is waiting for that
lost rudder to be replaced, she is to
be hauled out of the water at their |
mill on Connor's Point and a leak |
near her stern-post stopped.
"A walk about town reveals the
gratifying fact that great deal of
land is being put under cultivation
this spring. If we don't have any
money, we shall certainly have |
enough to eat.
Mr.. Ed. Greeley, who has been
absent from Superior about two
years, returned Wednesday last.
He has been at work in the lumber
camps on the Wisconsin River and
along the Wisconsin Central rail
road. 4
Our venerable friend Commo-
Saxton, keeper of the Superior
Entry light house on Minnesota
Point, with an idea of causing the
"desert to blossom as Wilderness"
has started a garden near the beach,
south Of the light house
Mr.. John Grant, who has been
absent from Superior some two
years, working in the silver mines
at Silver Islet, is in town visiting
his many friends. He came up
on the Manitoba, arriving here
Wednesday.
That tall, elderly gentleman,
with "high' hat, who was rambling
around town Tuesday, scrutinizing
our buildings, was Mr., Hall, of
atertown, this state, and general
agent for the Home Insurance Com
pany.
1t will be remembered that DR..
Foster, of the old Duluth Minneso-
tian, gave Duluth its famous name
of zenith City" Now comes
Judge Parker, of the Duluth Min
nesotian-Herald, and christens it
anew, clubbing 1t "Micawberville."
Very appropriate, indeed.
We see by the Pioneer-Pre
and Tribune that large amount of
ice is being shipped by boat to St.
Louis from the ice houses of Still |.
water. 1fthose St. Louis folks would |
only come $50 miles farther north,
they would strike a regular ''bo-
nanza' of ice in It's natural state,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02

For pure drugs, Chemicals, etc,
etc, go to Fewson's drug store, Duluth and
make vOus selections.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02

"A large stock of new goods
Just received at Fewson's drug store, Duluth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02

Henry Ward Beecher Is expect
ed to lecture before Bavlies Great
Mercantile College, Keokuk, Iowa,
this season. Theodore Tilton lee
tured last November. We would
call attention 10 the advertisement
IN another column. 1t will pay any
Young man, whatever his future oc-
cupation may be, to spend from
three to six months at Keokuk,
Iowa, under the instruction of Prot.
Miller, obtaining thorough knowl-
edge of business matters. Parents
should send their sons. Baylies
College is an old and permanent
institution, ard guarantees a sub
stantial, useful education to every
student that enters.
As it is quite likely that the
proposed joint celebration between
Duluth and Superior will miscarry,
If our people desire to observe this
centennial Fourth in proper man.
ner, they will have to do it on their
own hook. A very pleasant and
inexpensive celebration, similar to
that of last year, might be srrapg-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-02
HskEs7 ruGfscation~. We con fur

DaEvss, b: 1i - Pubc1io Go On f h3p@Ith
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