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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
HARRY DoUcAN'S.
WlHls NEW SALOON. SITUATED
0ppssite Telegraph Once,
10 now open for the sccenmodatiou Of

10 noW open for the acoommooAtiou OF
guests.
The Bar
h stocked with choice brands Of
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
pairops. HARRY DOU0AN.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-21
Dissolution Notice.

The cc-ps,tnssphip heresof".e extstinG be-
txre,. the under ii an~d, Samuel kirley and q.
=. BlsrImcr. this day d'ssav'd By mutual
CONS nj. T. 2. Bi ckmer hsvtus sold his inter.
ct ~ lraar Haas.
The nev nrm II Ripley 3 Mas arr author.
is.d D. c. l,ect ell billie due the otd nrn aud
win nav all liabilities VI th, sa,ur.
SAMUEL RIPLEY,
Z. =. BLAckAtR
siiv,r City,J ~ 81 is7c.
In referring ~ the above n'tice take the
opportunity 10 thanh the public Of Silver
cty for psst favor. sad ,russ that II will
bess.w the zane patronage upon the new nr.u.
c. z. Bt.ACnMER.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
, ppiICayYHN FOE Tent.

Il
n Notice No. 3l5, United States Survey ".
81 Iite,i States I.nd Office Carson CITY. Nc
va.ia Mav ifth, l3?G.-Notice is hereby givcii
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
mo COMPANY, II corporation daily inco.lc
rated under and by virtue CT the laws or tho
state Of California, having its principal place
of blI. irt,s i'll the city Of ehn FRANCISCO, state
f C.litolliia ha- this day 10y 4. 3. GOULD, H.
,t.oruty in fnrt ami agent fWilose Post O.licn
address * Carson city, Nevadalr lnsfa snpiic..-
ton for a nitcd States patent tor tfteen nun
bred ION linear foot OF the Nl!i:alhs Lode.
tearing 4..Ii and silver quart and other min
erals Of l,r, .-isn,s Itals, together with surface
uroIlud six hundrtd 1000 feet i'll width, Tor the
tonv lie ut working thu reof: situate III the Eagle
au,t Aashot Valley Mining District oflilsby
county uu.t state of Nevada. known ana dcsli!-
mated on the hali notes and Official pat ~
United States survey or lot No. 81, III Secloh ~,
Township - north of ranGt, ~ cast 'iohte ",
able. u.rrid,an: the exterior buitnuaf1th oI said
lot No 80 lsi.,n ~ follows, to Wit: Bt|innlhS
~ ,,oat marked No. !, L. ). Survey Nc. 81.
whence tl.. southwest corner Of Section -,
Township Is north OF ranst ~ east bears south
10 2Y west St5 $50 feet: the ayers and HOY
kins SILVER Mining company = cabin bears n"r'h
NJ west $50 fee and the discovery aud work
i,i.. cut and tunnel upon this mine bears iscrui =
~ east 935 feet; thence running hfEt course,
north Is " ", It 500 feet t. pest marked No
T. = Survey No. :ig thence scco3d co,trse, ncrth
:, ,.st 600 feet to 70 1T marked No. , L = Sui
ycy No. 50; theme" third c"urs'', r"Gth i'ts"
east .5.ii feet 10 post marked No /. >. survey
30 50; thence fourth course to1lh II - Wtht
ts,, feet to post No. |. tho place Of brsinninr,
routsiuin. 70 tif-ItH acres; bearings expressed
rom the true meridian With a magnetic varia-
;iouof 1879 east. his claim WIS located uii-
der the name "t tn" Williams Mniu@ Clam
aud sury,.r lIiaGc 10 accord there it'll. The
working, aud Improvements on this mn" con-
>ist of IN oIrn cut % leet long, 20 feet wlac ana
20 feet deep. and a tunnel run IN The hill ilohl
the free. Of 5gd cut distance of - ir"t en-
ca, ding :.tiJ in va ne. This claim is i'"hut"
u,rthcrly nv tn. aICrS Consolidated silver hil-
INK Cumvarl claim; soutAcrly by tie Arrci's
G,lupanls u,iuIrg claim. the f@la INNING
claim btiu% rtsoiGcn in the once OF t''I l'
\. iol.o is Any Au,. all l.2rsou- claiming any
r,rrtian oc said ayes ami H-pN'p@ 7lr,F hh IL
Ing tamlany's cata are req'i.rd 70 me 3, 'heif
adverse rtalI, viii Tile Ea-isi. : 70. az hi'c'
>t.t... lara off,, ut Tn ,li ~, hia' d"r-
...tl:. s..sy I.ri t" IU''''a''.n. or my
,,..-i -.,i ,,.,i. t.NtipG. "e..tas.r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
q pDLICATYOE FOR A PATENT.

- 20 l.le Noi.t II thisSoN hi'H. W. 'u"-
l. Y Iaq,.i Office, ca son City, Nevada, March
33d, is1s- N0ticc is hereby gi,en that tn"
SogTH CARSON SIL1t: MI,,I.G COMPANY, by
its authorized agent 4. =. OGILD. whose lust
lice address is CarsoN q =, Nevada, has thIs
day filed it's application fer n patent for Fill
teen Hundred Linear feet OF thu, North Carson
Mine or vein tsaring gold and silver, WITH
slrfac. ground six hundred feet III width.
situate living and being "a Eagle and Washoe
Valley Mining District, County OF orlnsDy,
and STATE. Of Nevada, and known and desie-
mated by til. field notes and official Plat on ME
in this office as Lot Nc. ~, ii township 10,
north Range twenty east Of NGnta DIaDio mt
ri,i,a7, the ext. riur boundaries % said Lo: No.
- being rs follows, to-wit: Variation, lbs 10
east Commencing st Post No. J at :. 4. corner
IF tn, claim, on the sIHthtrn slope OF the
un-; ~ the ). Il. CJrngr II Section -, L. 10 ",
T. ~ H., II. D. NJ. bt..l :. ~ It' Z. lSt. feet
distant aud the :ia- etgf on the dome Of the
state Capitol at Car. on City bars :. % 8 Z,
amt rlin.lin. y. 45- - T.. $50 feet II Post 40
!; thence n A - ". TOO feet TO lost No. \;
thence ) $50 A. W. 500 .ett 10 Post Nc. -
thence = ~ - = $40 fees - place Of begin
,ing, routainiur 2".tt.i'u acres. THIS claim 10
bounded by 10 o,i.,r known mines or mining
,,niu.s Ii- location OF this miro Is duly 70
CORDED III thu Errcrigr's Office Of Eagle AMI
NaEi,., Will y Mining District ht Carson tllI,
Nevada i'll Book 81 folio lJa. Any and All
g, lso:i- cla lining advt rscly any portion "f ,hl'
..ort!l Carson Mint, or said mining ground as
ht,,i,,'. fore described required TO ne their
adverse, claim With the Register Of Inc 'h'td
State, Land Office, at Carson City, in the stat"
of Nevada. during the sixty days period Of pub
lica:iun hereof or they viii be barred by Virtu"
of III. provisions Of ~. statute.
u '''' p ~ A. WAlTz, REGISTER.
IT u Crv,rns .ttorn.v. lnh25
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
Also, Agents for DR.. lie Nichnu's
Golden Piiis

Fer Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, Jiu-
potency, snd Al! diseases arising from MG.tur-
baton and excessive abuses. Price 50 per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN 2A'sAH IL put Up
onlv in round bottles. GA receipt OF price"
these ,nfd icines i'll be sent 10 all parts OF the
country, by express or msil, securely packt D.
aud free from observation. Soia Agents. c. 7.
RICHARDS I. Co, whuissai. and retail drug
gists and chemists. southwest corner Of Clay
and Saiean.e streets, san FIaIrsco. California.
aUgte-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15

4 Surgeon E.s ---.I,ic { the practice .: hi
rrrfs4--.,. a t:.s su-,'C- -csi,isnc.. southeast
-,,--l.- Vt -rtss,, -r: south I, t-rtc.. O.',Ns.Ie
u -. !t.t.s-sif ,,,-si :; sj-i-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
. TT. CoNsO.yDaTED GOLD

n AZ silver Mimi: Company, Location
o; principal place Of business, Carson City,
Sevsds Loca.i0n of works, Pyramid Lake
NiAir. IistSic., WsshNc county. Nevada
Notice, Is i.,r..I civea tina. here are delinquent
uucu lie foliCwip. described capita. stocI OF
the Cnrnrsn- en- arccli't Of Assessment No. p
j,xica krE-s-t irth. ts7&, the several aUc"u'-
- ,.rt', ~. ia a.,r- OF III" TesIectI'c -hTt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
SHER!FE'S SALE.
spY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

slY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
( Order III Sale issued out Of and under The
seal Of tho Honorable Second ! udiciai District,
in and for he county OF Orlusny, State OF BE-
vads on Judgment rendered thor in Oh the
Sth day Of uiy, \. , 1876 and nttt>ted Oh the
18th Day ri July. A. u. 1876, III favor Of Insopil
;. furu,r, ami az sii4st John y. EraI'ey aid
Gi.0r4, u. Fryer 70, lie SUN If 81 ,6j'. With in
tt...-t ,,l h SN. 81 500 at The rate Of per
cent p, I ru!tit from the 2Iih day at April. A.
D. l-1t tu.s.if,tr with the SIM 0i so - costs
of e;lit. and stiurI,'ys fee in the sum 81 Si6 ~
with ilIt..rr-t thereon FROM the Sth Gas ot j uly.
ISIS. till paid at the ratt Of IL cent. per
anuu,n together with Clerks account cost i'll
the sun OF ST 81. and all cos.s which may here
after accrue. all i'll gold com Of the United
States, AMI TO me directed, commanding me 30
sell according to law the said real estate here
matte described to satisfy the said Judgment.
costs. actruinG costs ana interest ami III pur-
sll:aure tF,er.tl, have levied upon and will en-
pos. at public S.le, to the highest and best bid
der nj The, Court House door i'll Carson City.
county Lni state aforesaid. on SAIt kpAl.
THE 5fb Day OF AUGUST, A. ID. iSTo be-
tween the hours OF 3 a. NJ. AMI > Al. to Wit:
ut . clock z. NJ, 50 much II The SAID Tra'
property SIT ont III said Decree AMI OIutr ot
SAL. us Will saiisty iLC several above dein2nds.
if 70 much there b., to wit: All of an nndi
yitcd uuti half interest. share, portion and es-
tate Of, in AMI to tnOEe certain pieces of ialld Iii
OrInsby county. State Of Nevada, bounded and
described rs follows: ginning at the north
east corner Of the building Known ae the Warm
Springs Hotel. adjoining and WrSt OF the Ne
vaia States Prison, thence running south nint-
teen degrees west. ten tloj cliains and forty {4o)
links: thence north thirty minutes asst, ten tlol
chains ana ninety 1901 links: and II, nee south
seventy t7t.j It,r'.e east three chains 81 and
twenty-five i35i links to the p1sce Of heenn -ng:
sam. being PORTION Of the southeast quarter
OF Section sixteen 49,. III Township fifteen ti5i
north of Range twenty t2tl east Monte blaDIu
b -, and ueGiaiBn, according to the United
states public land survey; also tie ssln. and
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15

Aua u, acccr5nuca 9Th law snd MI ordt- ~
th,. r,,.~, ~ Trustees, made On tie lrth day
II s,;,-. t--.i r.,-u,y s.Iarcs If each parcel CT
~, >t,p.. -; rI.v i n"res-ary Will J." -''' ~
;.,ls,',,, .trt "a -, IL, n-ic- 80 ii" '"''""',
II =. -;su-"l.n'- J-wrl-y o'or' 8" ia
,,t.. -, :!
Th,r,i.sa sD,s,l day OF sept. 1910.
Ar tn, hour II IL ~. of said lay, t. pay said
a. iirgapn; s-e.s-rnspt thereon, I scth,r VITA
..s-i- II So, r'i,iut, rEd expenses Of he sale
JNSS u Ely, Stcrtar-.
Car-o1. CITY. Srrtt n.ber 9Th. is76. sr'-td
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
r,r. ra,rS-, rNysi(IHN AND

1Ar. ra,rN-. THSsIuAN AND
-r-E-,,r r.s --,.rica .he p.sctIcc .: hi
rrnfs4--.,, a ...s sU--,'C- -csltsnr., southeast
-,,--ls.- VI Tt,i, -l': south 4 t-rtc.. OI',Ns.Ie
-sr !ct..s-Ss ''ilsi :iri'i-
sfnc. Horn. fr- CSusuI;a:tou; From . 4.
~ - 80 f-o-a e. : l., 81.
n T,.a,..a r-,-us.ei o. The Reg al C"!!rct
- surgeons ~, LARD AID the &Sya, :"!i'.' al
Ill, s,..,I.s LOBE; ~. eat received h. nir TOMS
90 u.luT,-- sf ...t !t"s.l Cai!C.,e ct surgeons
.r,ls-,i snf l:c'-,t;asH OF tint loya, Cull"tc ~
ftY-;-.Srs IouJ IN tha yeas lS,'' ar; 1865
nE THOMAS So !s.ss-l h. examination at
.isi.,s Z. TI'.,r--I' =; t'i,Ss' Il ,r.'. ~ y sd
--.,,ve, La i,pjr..4 g. Dcctc- ~ sied4c;ne
WI ''' ,Iaars-' UcEo"s.
-s,,., diplomas. ',,.,,r.- with ..,-s-s., ri~i-
W. .,'se tta-T Er's,crEiS PHYSICIANS,
~ ~ -. $3.50 !. IL c:..'~.
~. EAgE = T,.s go lrsssts.S AZ! "''!i-
4 -ila.,Y ro,IsIit.l, So '.Ic cave - c-'''' " ~;
-, ,i.rgr.ti-- ,-s- - rycHf h. -. :. =
-,..rr-.e.. - s-s.Ii;,al y ,ah::,s,. ~ an >
Yin. L-t.ti-a H-si,-i'.- i.-ts!.s. :! 't.t. ''ii-
.-i Siin-y N''.'t-"t-. SS'fs - '''"' -=''''i'
i'.-'s-ar, r. = .- o. ''swis'- -
INK. IgCar.l' -re..r-,.u- - Fft,f,'-,,it!
A.C'.Fe-ri-!.. nj .:cc Ar-c-t:.--; il,.-a. !ce-
sn,l -,...crti.: power - he s,.v-s t-tS II owl
rcr..it,..ic1. - INA. ATrER OTHERS hA'E
fsiI.Gu.
Thin. ..,...,l,. sf-.t ana even ia. a J.
sx.s--.. II =. At. U,.i -. Gs-:s.- ui =
--rEy.r ~ PERMANENT i.f:s1Eg'
,--,-, re- -.:..,. Int ..,rr,i viii; =, Relay
.,,-.r,'s -; IIF13l-. ri.p VIII --:Ns s-'1-''i-
s,:,'.>,- ~ -is.r :. Ito extent O.; tue t'S' 49,
IN rs"i. ps-.ts.I,a- 's'r.
~ r.ia"tS az y clr-l.'''f =. -"
-. rb.1i-- ..as-r. larson CITY.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-15
nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
NOR AN fECIfRABLE CASE,
DIR. Le Richau's


After ten years Of trial this coast. has proved
i:seif the only curative liz certain class ot
diseases pronounced by medical Practitioners az
iT1ci,rsble.
Or. lie RtchRu's Golden sa isam No.
Cures Chancrts, first and second stages; Sorea
OF the Legs .: Body. Sore Ears. Eyes. Nose. etc.
Cnpuer-Coiored Eiotchc,, Syphiltic Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp, ana all the primary forms OF
The ,2isesse known rs syphilis. Price, So per
bottle. OK two for 50.
i,I. L. h.cifna's Golden Balsa.a No
Cures Tertiary. MeTCu,ial. syphiGtic Eheumh-
ti-ln. I3ains in the Bones, Bacs Of the Neck,
liberated sore Throat, Syphilitic lash, jumps
ans Contracted Coras, Stiffness Of he Limbo.
and eradica.e- sll diseases fr"n, the system,
whether caused by indisretion or abuse Of
mercury leaving the blood pure and healthy
Price, s. par hottie. CT :wo tot 50.
Hr. Y.e Richau's Golden spanish
Snfiiose.
For :!ln ,nF" of Gonurrhcg. Giest, irritation.
Gravel, and all Urinary ur tte:iiiai di-arrsnAe-
meats Price, 50 80 per bottle.
DE-. Ii Richau's Geisen spanish
Injection.
4 wash And Injection FIR severe cases OF Con
orriiea, In'auula; elect, Structures, and all
diseases II the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 80 per bottle.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19
Bro. Fifeld, Of the

Ashland Press, experiences the same difficulty
in gathering local items that the rest of ''us
rural editors do. He has the following in
the last number of the Press:
Picking up locals in Ashland reminds US of
the trials endured by an editor out in Ne
braska, He published the BugLe Note in
little inland hamlet. Items were so scarce
that be used to 60 out and kick up row
with -ome innocent every day, and then write
up glowing accounts of the same fer the B,tgle
One DAY he sailed into a little fellow about
half his size, celebrating to get up a first
class sensation for his next issue. The little
chap, however put such head on him that
the Blgle busted for that week entirely, and
the editor concluded he would not NEEDLE
VIII that sort of industry any more. Since
saen the Buqle has been devoted TO science,
art and religion. Now the question is, shall
We try the Neb, aska editors experiment, or
shall we quietly subsde, and publish ex-
tracts from the Congressional Record :?
Won't some one lend Us a last years almanac !?
We are no pugilst.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19

According to tabular statement recently
sent TO the senate, the expense of maintain
ing untutored 10 is rapidly growing one.
In 1882 the number of Indians cared for by
the government was 10000, and theexppndi-
rures were s ,652,4l9. In 1875 the number
had increased To 206 600 and the expendi-
tures to SS,3S4 $50. From this it appears
that while the number of wards has increas-
Cd by not quite threefold, the cost has been
multiplied by six. The latter figures can
only be explained on one of two assumptions
either the Indian service has grown more
corrupt, and there are more tealings to be
counted out, or the red man as he approach es
civilization under the tuteIage of the whit,
man adaptS himself to the la,ters extrava-
gances as well. While the number Of de
pendentS upon the government has largely
increased, it is a painful fact, not altogether
without its compensations, that the increase
Of the race has not been in proportion, but
that under the loving guardianship of the
average Indian agent aud through the work
ings Of the peace policy the Indian is fast
passing to the happy hunting ground, aud
that when the roll is called at the close oil
the next national centennial, the responsive
Hos" and "Ughs" will be omparatiyely few.
Pioneer Press and Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19

Unlike the east we have no idlers, save those
who are wilfu " idle. There is work for
every one, and at fairly remunerative wages
Our manufactures are remunerative. and
growing; our merchants prosperous; our
millers are famous throughout the world, and
have grown rich as they grew famous; and
our farmers, that great body of honest toiiers
upon whose prosperity depends the veal of
all classes, is fast becoming an opulent and
IN oney bloated aristocracy Surely there
is little to discourage, but much to en-
courage.-Pioueer Press and Tribune.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19
U M MON 8

STATE Ga' OF II % gr 6o9sss 1norons Court
yes asian SIN iii panrii, against Joseph WoH and
Sophi. Wolf his wife, Defendants.
The State OF " IsconsiH the aboye-nnmed defend
ants:
You are hereby mmoned and required to answer
the mpalut in this action winch mas been filed in
the office of the Gle of the CT cult Court in aud
for said 'uutN, at Superior therein and t. "A
copy Of your ansW to the said compliant on the
Subscriber, at his office in Superior III said County
md state within twenty days after tho service here
Of exclusive of the day ct such service. And if you
laII to answer The sad Com Isint within the time
aforesaid; the plaintiff viii apply t. the court for the
rel tt DEM nd.d the Complaint.
Datei april 18th, 1876. II. HAYES
api2lwI Plaintiffs Att Tney.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19

Blessed is the man who knows enough
to keep his mouth shut. Some people live
sixty years without learning the art In,
deed, the older they grow the wider their
mouths open. a man or a woman who is a
gabblcr at forty-hve is dreadful affection TO
a house, or church, or community. There
are two things this age needs to learn-when
to say nothing, and emit says anything to
say well. II any man among YOU seem to
be religious, and bridIeth not bis tongue,
this mans religion is vain"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19

STAfE a 0F " TI BaagG, In Circuit Court
WHlim Chalmers, Plaintiff, AGAINST Herman Bisbee
Hiram \ Cnmstock Abraham Bailey, Eliza VI
,om,tock Lynwtod Com,tock and Sadie l.. Com.
stock. Defendants.
The state of Wisconsin to the above named defend
autS.
You are hereby sUmmore ed and required 10 answer
I'll complaint Of the plautih in this action, winch
was ell in the offce Of the Clerk Of the tlrcnlt
Court FIR DHglas County the lIth daV 81 May
.. 1870 agd yoI r-qnrcd to serve copy of y"r
ans er to sad G. rnp'ain on III subscriber 1t hi ofiic
H. Superior Douglas unity. Misc nsn Vii hin twenty
day, al, er the service Of thus summons NJ exru-
,iye # the day of II h srry ce AMI # you fail 70
yer the said complaint Within the time afor esad the
plaintiff in this action viii apply L the Court tor the
relief dema nded i'm the said COMPLAINT.
Witness the Hon. II. Clough, Judge # said Court:
at Superior in said Couatt this 18th day OF Nay
A. d 1876
II. HAYES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ma,12t7 Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19

Navigation at the head OF
Lake Superior is closed for the
present. Though the ice had be-
come rotten enough to afford yes
sells an easy passage through it, it
still remained in the lake, and the
heavy northeastern of Sunday and
Monday drove it together at the
head of the lake and massed it TO a
depth of ten to twelve feet. extend
ng down the lake some fifteen or
twenty miles, and forming a solid
barrier, almost as impossible for a
boat to work through as through a
bed otrock. The propeller Quebec,
which arrived at Duldth on Friday
evening last with a large number of
passengers, got caught there and is
obliged to remain. Five propellers,
bound for Duluth, are reported
caught IN tie ice, three of them be-
ing visible with glasses from here.
Some OF the boats are reported as
having large number of passen-
gers aboard, aud unless well stock
ed with provisions, the passengers
will be likely to experience some
suffering. Ofcourse it is only con
lecture when the Ice will disappear,
though some are offering to bet
that 1T will remain for three weeks.
However, good southwest wind
which we are likely to have at any
blow it away inside Of
forty-eight hours.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19
Notice of Sale.

ft tIdat OF Of | bS9o Ia the Circuit Court
Sarah b. Anderson, Plaintiff against John Frederick
Newton and Louis d. Newton Defendants
Notice is HEREBY given, that: pursuant to acd IN
virtn- OF a Judgment OF foreclosure and sale, du y
rendered and eUfe ID n this Court IT, the above en-
tirri 'ctrou, IN the eighteenth day Of April A. D.
1876, shah on the third day Of june, 1916 at the
hour Of ten o'clock IN the forenoon Of said d2y At the
front door If he Court House in superior in said
County, offer for sale and sell ut public vendue, the
l1liOwing ureIni -, to-wit: Lots unmhpr two hun
DR. j ninety-Oue l291) and hundred niuets-three
.Z93 ~tCat, uU"u e~t Third street II Superior it,
sad County Of uglAs, Site of Wisconsin, to satisfy
said judgment and Inc costs Of sale herein.
Dated April 20th, 1876
AUGUST ZAHHAU
Sheriff of Dougl9 COUNTY
Il. HAYES, Plaintiff Attorney. a9r2lw7
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19
How TO Get Rich
BY Men who know. |

BY Men who know.
''Gbere is no secret about it" said COmmo-
dore Vanderbilt; all YOU have to do is to
attend to your business aud go a head"
There is nothing" said George Law, $50
easy as making money, when you have money
to make it with the only thing is to see the
crisis and take it at It's flood
"A. I. Stewards statement: Il consider
honesty and truth great aids in the gaining of
fortune"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19
MILES,
Tunisian Hair Dressing.

For Cleansing and Beautif,ing the Hair,
arresting It's falling off, and Impartng
to it Healthy and Natural Tone
and Growth
Prepared only by A. Miles, Duluth Mum.
The proprietor If the above preparation tr the
Hair de- Tres Introduce the 10 your favorable
motto. on ITS MERITS and in good faith g
properties and usefulness, though thrre Ls
numerous similar PR ptrations in vogue BY
actual experiment The Tunisian Hair Dressing has
been reduced pefrction the extended cx~
peieuce # The proprietor in the preparation o such
articles, will permit. It's composition is OF ingre-
clients which in nOwIse injure tho cap Hay
vessels OF hr hair. BY stimulating the sehace
glands the of hair to the proper exercise OF
their functions IT will keep the hair soft snd flexible
1t will Cleanse the Scalp of Dand-uf.
The Tunisan Hair Dressing will prevent the hair
fron falling off, and promote its growth A natu, al
resnt OF restoring the skin and glandnlar system to
chlnge Of color of the hair and in the majority Of
instances will restore the coloring the
capillary tubes wi hin he hair itself but will not in
tef re with the natural color.
1t is made OF the best quality Of material the mar
ket affords, while the pri brings il within the
re tch Of all. IL is much cheaper than any Other
known Hair T mic Of favorable repute
Warranted to increase the growth of the hair
For Sale a Miles TonsOriai Parlors,
No. 8 East Superior St.
7Gjan6y1 DULuT II; MINI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-05-19

Geo. w. Perry, attorney on
the part of Wisconsin, and H. n. Setter, at
torney for Duluth, were taking testimony
for the camel suit before Col Hayes on
Tuesday and Wednesday. It is expected
that this suit wiz come before the Z. s.
Supreme Court about sometime in October
next, but it viii be fortunate If decision
it reached inside of year.
We present our readers, this
week, with some fine views of the Centen-
MAJ buidingsat Philadelphia, accompanied
by descriptions, Everyone should preserve
q copy of this issue of the TINES for refer
ence, and also for the sake of history, as, in
after years, 1t VII be an interesting souvenir
of this period. Those desiring extra copies
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