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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
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Rptts: anfdntisn Corn ,itmst BEN
glalR Gbriasn, srbsitsrt sts SeeIe unb
.sri b@sfSIssrt islba sts @siunsbsit
bts 9tbts.
p6- Sn sinem'R strolog b.s josben b.r.
ftorbensu 6iaorienmaIers unb atlbemi.
tsrs gbarl.s Ganoiser miro folseno,
oro[ise Auefoote sr3dblt: us Gbarl.s
2anbieer iein bstts Gemdlbs: Ser 9or-
obenb Der S9la9t bon gbs..bia," BEN
er feline %grnennuus gum afaoemif,r Der.
bantts. bsinabe poIenbst batte, Iuo CT jei.
men gruoer. ben beribmten 9biermaler
Sir gouin Gambler Elm, boG.lbe su Be.
f4tisen unb isin lIrtbeit barber ab,u-
seben. Sir gopin meinte, ts tudre Elm
isbr gutes Gemdlbe, a6er .pie i&6n niiroe
i4 elm Wa4teIbuno in iensr Ode ba n
4sn!" .Benn ou "a fir gut btfinbsit, 10
male MIR bod einsu,1 entgsgnste Charles.
Jlnss er9rif Der Wsiit,r ben pinIsl unb
uialte In bic BON ibm be3.i4nete Ode sinsn
it6nsn alten snsliiasn Wa4tltunb.
Dos 8.mdloe puroe aGsssfelt uno De-
tpuno.rt, insbeionosr. Der BahtsI6unb
aber Der 8tmdloebanoler, bu 90 taufte,
leste ole prattiider @,i9dftsmann benz
Sunoe Sir gopin's me6r Wertb b.i, als
benz son3en iibris.n @smdloe. Or idnitt
bsshalb ben Suno aus. p,rtaufte ion ole
ginsslbilo uno eri,Bts i'm bur9 cine Co
pie. WCbrsrs Sabre ipdtsr purbs Sir
Comm oas @smdlos. utl4ss sr bur9 isi=
men Dumb ersdn3t bate, ssS.ist, absr Der
eroBe Meifier ertldrt. nit gmpbois: rer
uole fid tdnssn lafen, penn er is bis-
fen Sunb esmaIt babe" Sas @smdlee
puros sin9ebenosr 9sprift uno bann ent-
btdte mon Den 9tttus. Ser aug benz
Bible 9si4nittsue ouno uurSs erfi gan;
fiir3lid onf elmer AUCTION fir 43 pfa.
SterI. psrtduft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
@sssn aIe 2sibsn Der
& b { +,

2cberleiben.
Ssrr Simsn S&nrpt pittsbura, Ta.-babm
ft ais elm pcr,islttes Nitttl ssstn 9sbn!siptn
s~rpisItn.
ScberDerbdrtuns.
9uiaet Gausr, ulabiua. Wp. -babsa mid
bon 7.iSbrisem 9sbsrlsietn bsfrsit. @ib. feline
before NsSijiu.
Steber.
Gbrif. S&ulS, Ssbsn Rams, - trlSitsn mid
BON bsftistm S@iiitIFsbsr.
6allensSieber. -
Or. Satsb WsssE ct. 9ouis, Ti&. parsn
bet 8aaeufeber BON pprtrtfHi&sr Wirluns.
Sieber.
Safsb Grtt &od Sslaae Co., SQs. - mnStn
In u~nitrsr 9tssse ais sas stfe Wi tel ssssu
6itbtr bstra&tst.
Wehfel, Tieber.
DER @to. Ssuny. Bethel, Wp. - gibt ftin
tsftrss Dliittl ssJtn bas @s&fdFstr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

S6s- aus Der gr3dblung bss Yetsranen
Wislowis. BUR @eHtssssssnpart mub
mon babsn, oas III bic 6auptia4'. Wdb.
rsno Der S&Ia9t bon 8rienns feb i'd ON
rsht.n 5lle.l; i&idt Der S9par5sntera
elm abiutantsn unb labt ias,n Ser Wis.
lopib ioI uarisn, Bis sr sinsrsif.n barf.
Gut, i'd lsb' mid nisosr uno siino' mir
mel 9fsifen on.
Strusil Id 10 Hb'. ibsrrump,ln mid
auf ,inmal Die fran36fI9su @renaoisr',
3pti risise 2adeln. Wsin lei&t.s Sub.
ssi4ib balm 8 mir ni6t ipssnsbm.n Ton.
men, basu uarsn = ~ idua9, absr mid
baben 8 s'fangen 9%'nommsn.
SD seb' gang ssmdtbli4 nit uno raud'
uieine Yfeifen. SenP i'd mir Den RopI
pirb's nidt tofsn.
Wis mir 10 in bic franI6Fi9s S4Ia4t.
linis tomm.n, fibr'n mid bic @rsnabisr'
oirette 3ur, alien Wabplion, pr6Ientirsn
uno msloen: ,,Sire, woalah lie Mislowitz :"
SD raudte peiter.
Sast Der alte Rabolson ,S6s Is ba q
8sdbeit, Dor mir 8 rauder. So bsnn bas
gar 10 sut?" so Jag i'd: .Sirs, ibur
g mir ben @sfaIsn uno probirsn Sisa
nur sinmal, IS III drariiaer gommib."
Ser alts NaboIion la6t unS rauat Elm
msnig aus msiusr 9isifsn.
auf sinmal miro ibm toStendbsl - Q,
braudt Iansmddtis, bis &c li9 srbolt uni
lam nidt Ouf bic SdIadt aufpaiisu, bi,
baburd psrloren ssbt. Wie bic Jran3o.
fen fieben, Iauft sr au9 unb iast .Mis.
lopib itbt our9ihau' i'd bid !" SamaIs
bab' i'd n altsn Rabolion gum Isbtsn Wta.
s'isbn. CT III auf b. SnisI glba tommsr
uno in's Snpaliosn6aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
Sn YgRaufen.
&ptnn,t tlno iebet!

Gtat go ddu srest 8arm, cine her f4snAta In Ssrrv
COUNTY Snbtana, atbt ~ stntm ftbr tiaietn prtIt 40 psr.
fauftu. GttitIbs iitst ttra 8 RuItn ben etspsle, In einu
iatbsltf&sn vtmuHet. bic elm f8snss attnana, f6ulstn.
frttts 0stttsbsus une ,tntn dstat, Yritfsr bat 90 a6r
fue INTERN pfus. 40 ad,r fnb tetet, er Rtf bef . 6sll.
lanb. plittsn al Der Barm atbt eas lnsnft 6r6msbaus
Der umstssnp. aat @tbduet. et tn 6auer nur panista
ilnn, aaS Ia bta,r Srsnnns ssrtaastu. Ratt am 6auit
Rns ttnt ns p%trFts.ast Gasat ans ea Sranta, Der ansa,:
fru4ttragtaes Udume. Nm stntr Ode ess eauets IN tine
S6uis.-lim Haeus ursfInft psnbt man a9 an
John y. @epraeS,
etsps1, ytrry Co., SnslaHa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

ma Gutsr @runo. Srau b. 2ansnas :
rSsrr 9rOfsioL sic baden pobl i9op
sebOrt BON GrduIsin Yalstte's Srdseit
Sassn sic, 1T ss nidt bebauernspsrtb.
BOB iold' tulentuols iunss Sams, Die aud
cine 10 bsosutenos aunffertistsit in Der
Walsrsi befBt, I4 sinsn iol9sn, spar
reidsn, absr i4rsdli9 sinfdltissn Wann
ssnommsa Bat?
9rofsTor: ,Das finos i'd gang in Der
Oronuns! sic ueib eb.n. penn he Ma.
lersi treibt, BOB fe oa,u sinen pinisl
brauht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
Qftrr aisnf &Sobn.
0enerul : MQemtu,

fur bic Observation-Disclosures
9Hpsrtaf & Nort6eru Su[. Cos, Don Soubou.
Hepaf 9uG. &c., saaGs Don SipGpoof.
Gsumsrtiaf CLINTON Az. &c., pom SonSon.
&srman american Snf. &c., Don 2tsDy arG.
st. GAM Ssner & Saarius SuL. Co.,
Don ST. Yauf.
ST. Softpa Seuer & 2Garius On. g.,
bon ST. Soltp6.
atlantic Sn(. &c.. Don glen Yors.
German 8uf. &c., pon Sresport, 81.
y. g.. 4teiSsntiaf An. &c., pom $artfora.
Srap.fers' SuL &c., pom Sartforb.
4stua Sife Snf. &c., Ga pom SartforS.
Dtct ma&tem GsmpasHtteu, bic 10 ba Ben gbtesas nuk
0sfsn eua har4 panitit9t 4atluns tbru 0trlats b.
stet esesn, envfteIen 10 isfsh nab fsnntu DuR4uuustu
ssn etssufean ~ ben btasara Rate1 uteesu sfassueu
Uerten-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

Bs5- Ser nidbrii4sn 2anbss. Strenan-
Holt wuroe bieisr Sage Elm Mann aus ben
btisren Sidnbsn 3ur Ssiluns i~iberssbsn.
ais bsrislbe in Der aufnobmstanslsi bonn
arSt. untsrlu9t purbs. srtldrt, sr osmieI-
ben Dor BEN sanSen 9,antenpsrionale,
oab sr-ber Srre-ssidsitsr isi, als of.
Die Ssrren, benz 6isis bdttsn Bios fini
Gimme, er aber babe osrsn ie4s. als ion
Der ar3t fruste, ME bsnn Der is6its Sinn.
ben er bsTss. beige, srtldrte Der Settles.
franfe: uWabnInr.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

pag- S46ne WdS9sn slsiden gd&.rn
i'm 9radtbanbs, ie srrssen iOfort bi. auf.
m~ertiamteit unb fnoen babsr ON sbsitsn
8dufsr-bie u n 46nen Wdb9sn blei.
ben oft Ianss unbeadtet. ME elm unidein.
Dor st6unoenss Bud : bis snbIi4 elm
asnntr sri&sint, fe LEFT. unb ent3idt BON
ibrsm innsrn Bsrtbe R4 nimmsr bon ibr
trennen ulaa. IN '' Isl I'D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

Sd- u: unisr Srsuno Sodsl bot bas
Sdittslfsber
3: Serri9aft, bann muB i'd bin ,u
ihm, sr idulost mir nod finf Dollars unb
id iuia isbsn, OF Dos Gisbsr ibm bic ni9t
aus Der Sai9s i9lttelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

sa- l1nsalants 8srmutbuns. ..gs 1T
nod unsemeinsr. our9 Die Statiitit fsft.
ssitsltsr g,fabruns b%efannt, oas Die blon.
Den 5rauen bOisr iino aIs bic lamar3su !'
-nBifsn sic oas ssuib, 5err Yrofsi-
or2 Run. bann CLAUDE i'd. BOB Die
i4uarSsn Saare uneiner Grau nur ssfdrbt
fno." #sH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

ma%aenleiben.
Spbn 9. Rpdsrftaer, 81 paIc, Woosfcrt
Co., Sas.-Weins 6rau, tpsl6e ittt Sabrsn an
Waeenltteen lit, tpuroe curb ben @ebrauh pom
Or. ausulf aSniss Samburssr Irrsfsn ssl.
fanbis pisOsr bsrssfsat.
Observation-Disclosures.
36'iasrisss 9siosn.
W. s. Sail. 8anfas &ity, Wp - baben mid
75'iabrisen 9rsis pispsr spQfommsn brrssfsat,
na9esm it ale Srfnuns uufse chen.
1IuDsrbaulibfcit.
12siabris,s eeibrn.
8rau annis W. Scblpnssr, Wiebleipu, pd.-
Sd fam pom @runO msinss Ssr3sns lager, sas
i'd @ptt oanfs, ea5 CT mir purt eislss WittsI
ssbpIfen bat.
Slppetitlofsfeit.
Peter Clemens, 9iitls Orleans, Rb.-S6 bin
"a Sabre alt unp founie feline Sptiltn msbr CT.
trassn. BADEN mid pisptr nsu asfrdftiat, mad
benz i'd i&.n bic SSHnuns aufssstbsa.
S6pd6e.
CHARLES Snuptmann, Silver ppint y. s.
babtn mid iopeit mrirt, bab i'd mad dht Wp.
den Ianssm aranfisin nun piteer msinsn Sc.
iaaftsu ra&ssbsu fam.
8rdmpfe.
Capt. u. S~aumsartsu, Wihlanb, Ry.,-babsn
MID 3u isptr !3tit on arampfsn bsfrtit, ia, tba.
ten ale Verbsasunssmittsl aussejsi&usteD isnfe.
Solic.
9utpia @sber. Dane Co., @ise., - babsu
Ssinsn SSbn BON bsftiJer GpIie bsfrstt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
unp fernnbin aas sisrisbn Gage

anb ffrnffbin aUe pttritbn Ea9t.
Der 9anbunssplas bttitr DanpH6tfe In Saltimpr, IA an.
(la6 Dtrst Der Baltimore uns Ottp. Giftu6dsu, ptIdt yol.
btfSrbut, ale irstne cine GtftnSasn BON Rem Gsri uai
YttIabtpbia.
Bet anianft Der Tampf6tfs pirs bas Dtypt fur al, uleI
dnetasattn ssf6ipHtn. 70 hos bic Gtnrantertr Mot Der o..
fdtr ~ausatftst fne BON Sttrnstrn btf& piaetlt AZ pubtn
mas tn anhsrn 5aftnpldsen ldher 70 OF Der aaa n.
Dir nia6fn moo bsfpnbsrs auf fpIstnes fur seuti4t Rn
ttnbt btebattunssrtrtbe gprtdst aufmsrffam, rtlds b.
&tift NIT unftrn S8iftn btsteti Die paFasitrt fus uni.r
Deutf8tn, tSnntn f6 aIfp NIT Sebtrmanu ssrHSnststu s6ut
Delmttittr ~ ettrau9en. umfstu aus ensm S1tf N
raHastsrt stttn In ertmtn fssItt& an Bprb ea Ce,ar'
bampfers unb strlaHtn ~btHitbtn ira In ealttmprt-
gDtseu rstterer aasluaft rsnhs man I'D an bic 9sasraI.
dstnttn
A. $&a6ma6sr & &c.,
20. S Sub Sap ST., Baltimore, Nat.
dntnist dssatsa fur DUBUQUE uus uma,s,ns pet,
fttutu u. Sptn, DUBUQUE, Sppa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
n gentur

ftr BIZ ; srspttn Dsnsf&Ss-g smpasatsu nae ssss Q.
adsIi6e Abfabrt.
1anaburs- Nneriianif&t etnie f6 Damsir.
Gprb.D tutf&er 9lOyb, 8rfmen f6 Dampfer.
9unarb Finite. etpsrppsI u. antpsr. f6 Dampter.
Rsb Star Cine SDampfsr.
Dh 3auftatt ssH paHastrtn. Bic ID In ben Ietteu IS
Seprtn auf etdtu Dampfun eerrdbu nab ttnitu Ipdtt
eatt sss bic btas empftalsas uHs tateu MIR has 8atra Gu
udnu grenade sra2ut
Sn gerbinbuns NIT Sbiseu, feas Id
Ue4iel anf ALE 5auptfdbte guropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

Dss- Gin R~sii,nbsr, Der in isinsm BE.
ri9ts bic 8irtuussn zines Sturmss i'm
Canal juii4en England uno Srantrei9
bsI4reibt, iast: als'osr Sturu ben bod.
fen 8rao errsiht batte, lsgte i9 oas
S9iff nit sinsm Wdls auf Die Ssite uno
Der Captain uno nod elm 8ranntpsinfaB
rsllien iiber 9oro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
8oIl m q \,

&aufsrtsh. 5spstssta, ntba ausH sfnttsnsn pstxn,sita
pubtu auit panftIi&ft btsrst.
Cffee, Gds ssn pasia uns S. etraSs
DUBUQUE. IOWA,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
-7W3.- alDs agL32
Slut ties.

t.ntH SeropbeIn.
Taib. 5artnss, Ct. SsIa, Otis - rstisn
Suupbtla nit Der Wurid aus.
S6Sartise Tlebteu.
Str Ststf, Suansass. q. g.-btfrttiea mid
pon elmer bSsartistu 8ls&ts, an rtl&r ID BET.
uabt 2 Sabre lit. ...M q
STeue wunben.
O. suopbaI6ftr Watur.
Brau elizabeth Del, Raraltbsn, Wise,-bal.
ten nttinen Spbn BON tintnt eHeuen 8ein, al
BEN CO sitIe Sabre lit.
Mild 5 Sein.
Sspbis Stslma1tr, Ninntista 9afs, Rian.-
eurirtt pfsnts gtin, an BEN i'd felt IL Sabrtn lit.
SlutsefApdre. .
Orr. q. Wplt 9rtnton, 81. S,-taptdttn tin.
sslipmmsnt Ssilans elmer lansrisrista 3iftl.
8opfpeh.
Dr.. 3. g. Srssfons, 6amburs, pa, - nfiI.
len au& Bet f@ptrsn 8altu, ibrt WNnfpn.
SerSfIopfen.
pbH. gph Salemsile, @ise. - sattn nil
nieiue @sfunbbtit pitbtr, aatttm Id LANCE 3tii
an Ser,fIOpfsn lit. f.
2eipen beS tpeibli6en 6ef6le6tS.
8Iau Gliiabstb gDi9um, Ralusin @rcps
Sls.,-babsn mid mad sr~tipS6sntliStm &c.
brau&s s%UQAansis brssRsat.
Sautfranfbeiten.
ausialGss S6wSrtn, GahFiFs 8ltdsn
Witefsr, @tItpirs, Garbunftl, Riuspurm
@rinbfopf. ftlimmt Gussn, 8otblauf. 8raBt
Saort WiBfarbt uub anesre Rranfbsitsn be,
paut II Der @sbrau& Der 5rOpfen bon unptr.
sltitli6sr Wiriuus. Cine Tin ,ist8laIt
pirs In fan alien 8Gltn ben llnsl6ubisfsu ppn
Der 0irinns bisiss 3silmittsls abeisussn.
Die Slaids Samburser Eropfen tofist
80 Gents, obsr inf 6lai9en So. fnt
BET allen gpotbstera unb Sdnblsrn II
WsbiSinsu tu babeu.
Warnuns
@bs Sbr Or. glus. &Sniss Samburse,
Sropfsn fault. laBt Sud BON gursm apo
tbster ober Sdnbler BITE Namsnsuntsridrif
pom ". @o8eler & Co., ssissn, bami
Sbr ni4t bur6 i4Ie9te @a9abmuussl
bstrossn wsrbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

pa- Yoltsuirtbidaftli9. ,Sinb sic
fir birsete ober inbirsete Stsuern, 6err
Stribl.r? sd? i'd bin fdr sar
feine!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
Gtfenbabu . 9t6etS

VSVSWVWWW &VWGt1
SAD aum eaHptaaetsn amutiaS unb gaItfsrnia's fsnnu
hn sanien 9as tn menr Office ~ ben rssdudststu praitn
sdauf rubtn; - ~ ui&t aStsis 10 suf ben DVsis bic
Riyptu ttnasttn ~ Iahtu.
@runbeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine ersts auspatI be- teaen etaht. gtasn.suss us
aud Barmtn uab pratrddnbutim sRs BET mr ats ~ Ten
~ehuhtshtn Btbtnsunsen ~ tabtn unb ufa9t ID iletu, Der
itn @de In Gtssntbum hdu unl stukunbrtnsene aHiisen
stn. mttns ftatn % prafen. ~
Sar aHIteuns Bon GaYttaItsa pks auf a&afs HHS srua,
Gdfs esrst s~ttrasta.
Deter Rtens.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07

THE Boss SUMMER RESORT
One of the most popular watering
places on the Atlantic coast is Man
hatan Beach, east of New York.
1t has grand hotel, the largest
of it's kind in the world, fronting
$50 feet on the ocean; magn ficent
ladies' bathing pavilion and gents.
bathing pavilion; boat houses, ma
rine railway; a captive balloon in
which Is persons may ascend 1000
feet, and many other special attrac-
tons, among them, the electric
light and Gilmore's full military
band of so pieces, which has been
engaged Cor the season. The open
ing day has been fixed for June IA,
and will no doubt be an attractive
occasion. Manhattan Beach bids
fair to become the.leading watering
place on the Atlantic coast.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07
Trains Going West. Trains Going East
k1PRFSs STATICNs. ExPREss
Skinner.
DIST A NOES

From Green Bay to New London, 80
miles; Plover, 50 IN; Grand Rapids, 90 N
Mcmillan Junction, las m; Arcadia, 1872
Winona, 2l4; La Crosse, 239; St. Paul,
28l Minneapolis, 292.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07
The Minnie lie Mont now

The Minnie LIE Mont now
makes two trips day between
Superior and Duluth, leaving Supe-
rior 1t S 80 a. IN. and Q p. IN. and
leaving Duluth at 10 80 a. m. and
40 D. m. Admiral Brooks has
painted and fitted up the boat in
very tasty style.
Louis Roy and party are down
from their Vermillion trading post,
and Col. Vincent Roy has gone to
St. Paul to dispose of their winter S
requirement of furs, which, we are
glad to learn, was quite considera-
BILE. Louis is still suffering severe
ly from the pistol ball wound in his
leg, but is out of all danger, and
the wound is healing as rapidly as
could be expected.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07
ANOTHER OLD SETTLER GONE.
Death of Isaac I. Moore.

This community was startled on
Monday last by the news that
Isaac |. Moore was diving at the
residence of James Slinson, Esq,
in Chicago, and later, that he died
about noon on that day. 1t was
well known that Mr. Moore, with
lis never very strong constitution,
had been in feeble health for the
past two or three years, suffering
from sleeplessness and a general
rrnning down of his physical and
nervous system, but in letters re-
cived within a month or two, by
friends here, he spoke hopefully OF
his health and prospects, and the
news of his illness aud death was q
great surprise. He was attended,
in his last sickness by his nephew,
Thomas Moore, and the remains
were carried to Kentucky for burial.
Isaac |. Moore was native of
Clark County, Kentucky, near Win
chester, and was about fifty five
years Of age at the. time Of his death
He came to Superior with his tami-
ly in 1856, bringing large sum OF
money which he invested in lots
and land in and around town, and
in the erection of several buildings
in town. Superior went down in
the panic of 1857, and DIR. Moore,
seeing that his heavy investments
had proven an almost utter failure,
returned, discouraged, to Kentucky
in 1858. During the next ten
years he was engaged, with varying
success, in mining operations in
Denver, Colorado, Helena, Monta-
ma, and Thunder Bay, Lake Supe-
rior, returning to Superior in 1868,
his family always accompanying
him. 10 1875 his family removed
to Duluth, and most Of the time
since Mr.. Moore has been absent
among his relatives in Kentucky,
or travelling in search of health.
Mr.. Moore was a man of good
education, positive opinions, a
strong defender Of what he be
lievcd to be right, always fearless
and out-spoken, a warm friend, and
in his death Superior has lost one
OF her stalnchest supporters,
though it cannot be denied that th c
failure ct his large investments
here in early days was the main
cause Of a certain moroseness OF
disposition which seemed to grow
upon him during the last few years,
and which, no doubt, fastened
his death.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07
THE SOLARGRAPH WATCH!
ONLY xl.OO.

4 perfect time-keeper, Hunting
Case and HEAVY PAATED CHAIN, lat
est style. We warrant it for FIVE years
TO denote time as accurately as
any 500 Chronometor Watch, and
will give the exact time in any part
Of the world. 1t also contains a
FIRST CLASS COMPASS, worth alone
the price we charge for the Time
keeper. For men, boys, mechanics,
school-teachers and farmers, it is in
dispensable. They are as good as
a priced watch, and, in many
cases more reliable. Boys. think OF
it! A hunting case watch for $l.0O!
The Solargraph Watch is used by
the Principal of the Somerville
High School, and is being fast in
troduced into all the schools
throughout the United States, and
is destined to become the most
useful time-keeper ever invented.
The SOLARGRAPH WATCH re-
cieved medal at the Mechanics
Fair, at Boston, in 1873.
This is no toy, but is made on
scientific principles, every one war
ranted to be accurate aud reliable.
We have made the price very low,
simply to introduce them at once,
after which the price will be raised.
The SOLARGRAPH WATCH
AND CHAIN is put up in neat
outside case, and sent by mail to
any address for 81 90. We have
made the price so low, please send
two stamps, if convenient, to help
pay postage. Address plainly.
EASTERN MANUFACTURING CO.,
Rockl aud, Mass,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07
CONNECTIONS:

At GREEN BAY with Chicago L North
western and Wisconsin Central Railways for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all points
North, East and South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore l. Western R'y for Shawano and
ManitOwoc.
At AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central R. r. for Ashland, Ste
vens Pc Mt, Portage and Madison.
At MERRIAM in with Chicago, St.
Paul & Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
At WINONA with Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul Railway, for St. Paul and Minneap-
oils, with Winona & St. PeterRaiiroad, &C.
& n. W. for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City. Yankton, and points West.
At LA CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
R. f. and with Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
and Cent Manager.
ROBERT F. NATHAN, Asst. Gen P,ss'r. Ast
Green Bay Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07
Vick's Floral Guide.

A beautiful work of 100 pages, One Col
o'ed Flower Plate. and 300 illustrations,
with Descriptions of the best Flowers and
Vegetables, and how to grow them All for
Five Cent Stamp. In English or German.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden, l75
Pages. Six Colored Plates. and many hun.
cred Engravingo. For 90 cents in paper
covers; sl.50 in elegant cloth. In German
or English.
Weeks Illustrated monthly Magazine-s2
Pages, Colored Plate in every number and
many fine Eegravings, Price 1928 year
Five Copies for $500. Specimen Numbers
sent for 10 cents,
Vick's Seeds are the best in the world.
Send Five Cent Stamp for Floral Guide
containing List and Prices, aud plenty of in.
formation. Address,
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. 7.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07
JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent,

SUPERIOR, " TsCONsIN.
Will buy and sell lots in Superior, Duluth
and neighboring towns and lands surround
ing, pay taxes for non-residents in any county
in Wisconsin or Minnesota, and transact q
general real estate business
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07

Makes speciality of locating lands along
the line of the Northern Pacific Railroad
with the Bonds of the Company
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-07

The Chicago Milwaukee snc st. Paal Kali
way is the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any OF
the great Eastern and Southern Lines, and IS
the most conveniently located with reference
to reaching any depot, hotel or place OF busl-
ness in that city.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to all Principal Cities
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly halasted, free
from dust. Westinghouse Improveh Auto
metic Air Brake, Miller's Safety Platform
and Couplings on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
ing Cars
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through finer country, with grander
scenery, than any other Northwestern Line.
Av. Ii. CARPENTER.
Gen Psss. and Ticket agent.
s. g. MERRILL, JNO c. GAULT,
General Manager Asst General Manager.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-16
The MARYLAND Outlook

BALTIMORE, kOct. II. A prominent
Marylander who has recently made bus
iness tour throughout his State, says tn,
political outlook is very dubious, and I'M
less the machine sjority in Baltimore il
crowded up to the highest point attsinsble
the prospect of a Democratic defeat loom.
up strongly. He Gays that there il hardly
county in the State in which the mis-
management of affairs has not produced
great discomfort; that in some there is q
fnll crop of Independents who will in many
instances receive the Republican vote az
we'll az drawing largely from the regular
Democratic candidate. This il owing to
The fact that the Democrats had been
preaching economy, and under their admin
istration OF affairs the State debt has in
creased.
The Republican candidate for Governor,
Mr.. Gary, ia one of the most popular men
in the State. 1t is admitted BY candid
Democrats that the State outside Of Balti-
more can elect a Republican, and with q
fair election in that city the whole Repub-
licsn ticket can be elected. What il most
to be dreaded, he says, is the list of dead
men and straw men on the registry lists OF
Baltimore who are voted to swell the
Democratic maj )rity there. 1t il claimed,
however, by both parties, that better Judges
OF election have been provided in Baltimore
thsn heretofore. Mr. Gary is making an
active personal campaign in every county.
Another significant fact is that Mr.. Cres
we'll Ii on the stump again, the first time
since he left Gen. Grants Cabinet His
speech at Baltimore wa the second in the
campaign.