The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-03-01

good road from Duluth to Pigeon
river, and harbor of refuge and
, light house at Grand Aiarais.
/ We have received sectional
map Of Michigan and Wisconsin
I published by H. r. Page 6 Co.,
Map Publishers, Chicago, H. The
map is 30 48 inches, scale II
niles to an inch, wei mounted on
rollers and clearly and elegantly ex-
! ecated. It gives the names and
boundaries of organized ownships
and congressional districts, and The
location Of streams, lakes, railroad
stations and post Offices can be re-
he'd upon "A correct up to date.
1t gives the population by counties
Michigan, census of 1874, and
Wisconsin, census of 1875. Price
: $500. Mess. Page s. Co. publish
many other valuable maps, such rs
/ maps Of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan,
Manitoba, Nebraska, Texas, United
States, The World, etc. Send for
their descriptive price list. Address
l.. ID. Sampson, general agent for
I " :sconsin, Geneva Lake, Wis.
Hudson Star and Times: Since
the Company began renewing their
work on the upper extension Of the
I Northern Wisconsin, matters have
been assuming very prosperous
attitude, ut various points along the
line. Several settlers and number
OF capitalists have recently located.
and still others are prospecting
with this object in view. AT pres
ent, hewever, the neg town Of
| Cum Oerlaud, on Beaver Dam Lake,
IS showing the best signs of life,
| and promises TO be one of the most
healthIcst towns on the road. Last
week, alone, the Company sold
fifteen lots for business purposes,
with even better prospects for the
immediate future, should the ex-
emption bill, now pending become
a law. The neighboring burgs
will lave to be On their taps if sthey
/ keep ahead of Cumberland, for as
soon as arrangements can be per-
tected, it will be made the supply
station for several numbering camps
in that vicinity, and bear many 9th
er evidences of thrift.
An OLD PApER-'Squire L. F.
Wheelock has shown Us copy of
the Sacketts-H arbor Gazette, pub
Iishcd by George Camp at Sacketts-
llarbor, Jefferson county, n. Y,
Tuesday Oct 8, 1913, over sixty
years ago. It is 4 FIVE column pa
per, about the size of the Duluth
Tribune, and well filed with read
ing matter and advertiser ents. The
modern local column is missing, anG
so are the railroad time tables! The
proceedings of the Jefferson county
agricultural and cattle show, held
at W atcrtown on the 2Sth and 29th
DAYS OF September 1913 are given III
/ tuu. The steamboat Ontario, Capt.
Fri Lusher, is advertised to run be
tween Ogdensburg and Niagara.
James Thompson runs line of
stages from, Utica to Sacketts Har-
Der through Rome and Adams.
John Holland, sheriff, offers sI75.OO
reward for the return of lot OF
! supposed hard cases who broke Jail
/ Dlvid Nickles offers six cents re-
ward for the return OF his runaway
apprentice boy, "l9 years OLD, with
white hair ard red face" Or. Bu-
chanan will hold vaccination meet
iugs for the incubation of kline pox
at the school house on Saturday
afternoons, "the trustees of tbs school
/ having granted the use Of the room
Tor that purpose" The Jefferson
county bank, James Wood, cashier,
gives notice of dividend of three
and half per cent. Two parties
advertise itch ointment in display
capitals. The Lowvills Acadamy
Stephen w. Taylor, preceptor, will
open on tbs 18th Of November.
John VI. Pugh gives notice that
his wife Betsey has "by mutual
agreement" left his bed and board,
and that he will pay none Of her
bills. The paper is $500 per year
and to companies OF six or more
Who pay in advance three pence
per paper" What change in the
world since that paper was issued
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