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To Undergo Alterations.

The steamer 81. John of BaltimO'e e, ar
rived at the ship yard Of the Harlan Il
HOllingsworth Co., on Saturday for the
purpose Of undergoing repairs and altera-
tions. Her state rooms will be removed
and pleasure deck constructed in their
place, after which the steamer will 60 to
New York, for the purpose of carrying
excursiOnists up the romantic Hudson
liver. When the excursion season is over
she will return to the II. u IL. Co.'S, and
the state rooms replaced, and other need
ed repairs made. At the conclusion Of
the repairs, she will return to Baltimore.
Base BaIl ON the Park.
Abraham Hitler was arrested yester-
day while engaged in playing ball upon
the City Park. At the hearing last even
ing, the Mayor said that as this was the
first ofiense of the kind which had came
before him, he would be lenient, and
fiued Hitler the costs of the case. He al
so said that this thing Of playing ball in
side the city limits had to be broken up,
and he would carry out the law in its
| fullest extent hereafter in similar cases.
Expects 70 Rent Cottage.
Mr.. William h. Curry, sx-Auditor's
| clerK, IL contemplating renting large
| and elegant boarding cottage at Ocean
Grove for the approaching season. Mr..
| Curry would make an excellent host, ,and
| il he succeeds in securing the cottage we
would recommend all WilmiDgtonians
who desire spending season vt Oceah
Grove to consult him.
Reduction Of Price Of Admission.
In answer to many requests, the man.
ager OF the Liliputian Opera Company
has consented to place the price OF ad'
mission to the matinee Thursday after
noon, at 20 cents for children, thus en-
abling all to see the charming opera a
given BY these little people.
The Police Busy.
Since Saturday evening the Mayor ha
sat in judgment upon more than twcnt.
cases, the principal part Of them beinl
drunks. The majority came from in tn
neighDorhood OF Front and Secon'
streets.
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A fha WlulaXan.

The lecture By President Purnell, Of
Delaware Collees, which was 10 have
taken plscs before the young ladies Of
the Wesleyan Female college on Satur-
day evening, was postponed on account
Of some uniorseen circumstances until
Saturday next.
The young ladies determined not to
disappoiDt their guests, gave the follow
ing programme, which was thoroughly
enjoyed by those present.
Piano solo, Miss q. Jones; resitation,
Miss L. Scott; piano solo, Miss n. Solo
mon; reading, Miss l.. Carpenter; q
chapter Of history, Miss A. McLear; vo'
cal solo, Miss Kurtx: reading Of Wesley.
ana by Mss A. Pickles, piano SOLO
Miss J. T.. Stevens.
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Suit Tor Damages.

The Philadelphia Sunday Times,
lasgart's) says that proceedings have
been commenced in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas by Clarence Derringer, Esq,
sllorney for Robert +. Simpson, proprie-
I0r OF the Museum at Ninth and Arch
'reets, against Patrick Doyle, Sylvester
!, Megargee, Theo. Megareee and John
oByrne, i'll which $4,000 damages
Ne claimed by the plaintiff. He alleges
aessence in the management of his es-
lse, which the defendants held by a
Seed oil trust, and misappropriation OF
ns property. O'Byrne was SIMPSONS
counsel in former times, and it is alleged
saal through his advice the trust deed
was made. Although the declaration
as not yet been filed, the writ has beer
ants.
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The Death Record

For the past week, f. b. Frazer, Esq I,
Registrar of Deaths and Burials, reports
fifteen deaths as having occurred in this
city, as follows:
Born in the United States, 10; male, g.;
female, Z; white, II; black, 8; under one
year, 6; to o, 4: 20 to 80, /; GO to 70, !; 20
to so, 2; 90 to 80, /; almshouse, 1. The
causes we're; Consumption. 4; Group, 2;
general de ebility, /; hamilton, l; paraly
/; pertuses, 1; spasms, /; still born, !.
The deaths by Wards were as follows
First Ward, 1; Second Ward, 4; Fifth, .
Sixth, l; Seventh, 1; Eighth, 2. Tenth, q
Brought here for Interment, 2; sent away
for interment, I.
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important TO Mothers.

Mrs. winsloW's Soothing Syrup is the
oniv thing that mothers can rely upon for
thaIr chiidren. IL cOrrects acidity OF the
sf . u ach. cures wind collie, res ulates the
bywels and gives reet. neeltn AM c0mIolt,
% of testhine its value 10 iucalculsble IL
onrtens Inc gums. reduces innam nation
snd ailays an pain. thereby giving rest TO
Ihe child and cOtnfort 70 me mctnor:-
twenty-five cents . Dosues msFAo-Ayooo
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Miss Cleaden's Funeral,

The funeral of Miss Eliza A. CIeaden,
took place from Delaware Avenue Rap
tst Church, on Saturday afternoon. The
remains left Philadelphia upon the ll:3O
train and upon the arr val OF the train At
the Wilmington depot at 1910 we're car
ried directly to the church, where the
funeral sermon was preached by the pas
tor, Rev. /. NJ. Haldeman. Owing to the
heavy rain that was falling st the time
the attendance was very small; but Tor
his there would most likely have been
large crowd in attendance as the daceas.
ed lady was well known and much liked
in this city.
The interment took place at the Will
mington & Brandy wine cemetery, where
the renal rs were placed In the Cleadet
vault. Messrs. Henry q. Robinson
Philip Plnnkett, M. M. Child, ant
Thomas Britton acted as pail bearers
Mr.. Haldeman concluded the services a
| the cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

J. B. Cornish, ex-State Senate, has
been sentenced to one year in State pris-
on for defrauding Warren County, New
Jersey, out Of $40, 900; and J.H. Sweeney,
formly Chief Of Police of Phillipsbtirg,
received sentence OF one year for for
gerry. The punishment of these men
will undoubtedly prove lesson to oflici-
ais in New Jersey; but how much more
exemplary lesson would it be to the
country at large If the whole noisome
pack Of forgers, swindlers, perjufers, md
bribe takers who conspired to ptit
Fraudulent President into the White
House should be doomed to hard ilabo..
in convict's attire, for q term of wears |!
While these conspirators remain in un-
dis.u bed possession and enjoyment OF
the offices they have received Is q reward
for their crimes, it seems elmsst mock
cry to punish comparatively petty ollen-
ders like those who have been robbinp
Warren County, New Jersey.-N. Y.SuS
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Meeting this Event ng.

The Delaware Historical Society Will
hold a regular meeting this evening, At
their edfice on Market street near Tenth.
The Society will take some action on
the death of its late President, Hon y
M. Bates, and a series of resolution will
be introduced exprsssive Of the loss that
the society has incurred by the death Of
80 valuable q member.
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Fixing the Ranks.

The Cherry Island Marsh Company
are now engaged in repairing the banks
on the Cbristiana, facing their property
which we're broken during the storm last
October. The banks will be raised one
foot higher than they were previously,
The banks in the vicinity of the Light
House at the mouth of the creek, VIII
also be put in order by the Un ted STATES
Government, and will be lined inside ana
out with stone.
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Br.shsrh,oa Of N, U.a.r,

8FO8kOFh000 q th0 OnfOn,
Twenty-six members Of the association
known as the Brotherhood of the Union
attended Scott NJ. Z. Church In body,
yesterday morning. Rev. c. M. Pegg,
the pastor, preached upon the "Claim Of
the Divine Revelation on the Laborinq
Classes"
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The New Aucttou Rno,,

~. inolhas NJ. ogle, who has fitted up
n Rro store lately occupied by Adams l.
tis tV;, - no. ooO Market street, will hold
.,' y, . ,llsl Is, sale on Thursday afternoon next
con.i oslock, at which he will sell a large
tUnsishinent of new and secondhand
jn,nao.ile j,ale me store will be open for
Wednesday. '"'e W 'is'eors OH
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DIED.

vANDEvER-On the 18th inst., Peter B.
The relatives and male friends OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence on
Orange street. New Castle, on Tussda y,
May 18th. at O'Clock, p. m. Interme ent at
Inn manuel Church.
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PostpSa~6.

The game Of base ball between "Our
Boys" club of this city and the "Regula-
tion" club Of Hyatt's Military Academy
at Chester, did not come of on Saturday,
on account of the rain. If the weather
should permit the game will take place
on Saturday next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

TO all VINO arc suffering from tho errora
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, Ac.,
FREE OF CHAkE. This great remed y
was discovered by . missionary in South
America Send . self-addFesssd envel0ps
To the REV JOSEPH T. INNAN, Station b
Zew York City.
dec2O- ED AW1v
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when troubled with sense Of fullness
or oppressiOr after meals, the pleasant,
e,t relief attainable Ia one or two OF
Dr.. Buirs Baltimore pills. Price only 20
cents,
The daily gazette., 1879-05-19

UTICE.-The 8th annual m Getting Of
IN the Stockholders Of tho Working
mems Loan Association, will be held on
Thursday evening next, Nay 22d, At 9
O'Clock. The nrst pay m ont will then b
made on . new serie1 OF stock.
GEO. @. MARIS,
mAyI0-4t Secretary
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fOotway Closed,

R,a anI ang loolway on the east side of the
nrssaus aluy~lhe bridge is closed for the
ienairs WI r., the purpose of undergoing
na"GaS ra,,s lhe repairs are certainly
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Special
ls - u As l4lre "a
SALE
ST. I,KS S!
e

We have inaugurated this day
sale Of Black, Colored and Fancy
Silks on large and bolder scale than
has ever heretofore been attempted
by any house in this city. Ladies
who desire TO purchase truly rich
and Reliable Silks should not fail to
take the earliest opportunity Of ex-
amining these goods. To examine
will be to buy. The attractive char
acter of these Silks, a. we'll as their
remarkable cheapness, cannot fail to
strike ladies at once.
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n, OTICE.-The bridge over the Christi
N ana, 81 the foot Of MarkSt gtrese, Will
6s on for repairs on Thursday, Friday anA
Saturday. iaArs1F mayn-3t.
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a DSw - Ounf ~.

The reoident6 In the peAeeu ~
Fifth and Tatnan etreeg yy
.fss.ncSn, .ss; 1890. sssssa:S ilssS n Pass
ana % Edwsrd Fnrsly5 vkish iEasYl4ed In
the the a1rs:t a Of he w6ols psrtg. 1ns d!s.
tnrbsnce anpearu 10 have been G4p4ee ~
Richmsn vSe spproached fu3t - ~
him. The aQht efsued, In when x9sy
ioined, assissing Pugh. The enSeS g
RiohmanS assault on Pq&h ~ Into.
ton which be (fugh) Ieit 9 ~ S1s ~
N. "Sn ohiidfsn. Whsa ;Pogk tod this p
tue poiIcs, hs vent With eergee.t ~.
Ian to Richmsns house. q Eo. g? Msc
FIN srreet. where they found ktoh.
mans family living In CREST sqdelor 40
hlth. Richmap VS. not - no@e - sn1s
time, and when he loarneo exu
had done, (which he sppeac s0 ~
Mves,) he swors e whip him, and SaE-
The Dsrtiee are now vut on ball and wtu
be given . heaflng this sveninR. !, o5i,y
Phesphats Case Nsa-9q1te4-
Judge Fell, In the PhlladslphsA C2mt
Of Common PIess, ON Friday AeS ~
closed 4 uon-suit In the 'saee Of WnnAn
Brothers W. Ephraim =. Mals0G, -.
Richardson and Frapcis W. Bdoss op0n
application Of the dsfsndants, tn erce.1
being that the plaiutffb had not shown
that there bad been any malicious peoee-
cuton. The cass. VISA ~ egeioas - r.
cover damages for the alleged manQou
use Of 40 injunction, which Wa ooe1!nea
BY the defendants IN 1870 to prev4nt tse
plaintihs from 'using the ttads n9ks
HWhanns super Phosphate" - irlii..y
This Injunction was aftsrWapdD -
solved and the plaintids a1tsewos4s
sought to obtsin damages Tor IN alleged
malicious use Of the iduncuon. q pnilis
what . Rlnnt Do. iia1f9e
A little plant was given 70 : siok Siri.
| In trying 20 take care OF u the famtly
made changes In their living. Fins, they
cleaned the window, that moro light
| might come to irs leaves; then when met
| too cold, they would opeu the window
that fresh air might help the plant 70
grow. Next, the clean window made
used to wash the floor and walls and ar
range the furniture more neatly. THIS
led the father of the family to mend
broken chair or two, whioh kept him
homo severa! evenings. After the work
was done he stayed At home, Instead of
spending his leisure hours atA tavern;
and the money thus saved went t. bly
comforts for them all. Thus she 1ttle
plant bronght q renl 10 we'll - phyet-
cal pleasing Christian al Work. .fpol
APardsnsble Error.
On Friday afternoon, Deputy Sheriff
Morrison, sold the household gootB OF
John p. Wells At his (Wellso resideuce
on Tenth street near Madison, for e7o0
The sale was not advertised In the -
psrs, and when . reporter Of the Ga
zRTTE called upon Mr.. Morrison In rtla
ton to the sales both 1t the hoase on apd
Shipley street above Second ON FridAy
he was informed that the property Aad
been withdrawn. A statement to thai
effect was made in this paper that sven
ing, aud people who may wonder at the
inaccaracv will undsrstande from thi.
statement that the writer was not a
fault. ga.Il 9fu!! s.ii : i. .,,siis
Il, Painfal AccaAeht. tisAs
About o'clock Saturday evening
little son of Geo. W. jackson, the, Ill
poster, was playing upon some pAclinl
at Myers clothing store, At 9Th enl
Market streets, when he fell into one o
, them. His right leg was severely tu
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and Csanmsrciaa. 4.

WILxfN0roN. DEL, May 10, 1879.
L.. VI STOCK quotations iuinlshed BY
I'D = Co.. Clayton House hu'ldins
Wilmington, Del. at IL M. to-day:
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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A RumOr and a Denial.

l.
RnddnlIa. n% relation to the lease of Mr.. C. f.
Martaip pl, new building, at Fourth and
S,,mSl's SnnG' street, which was mentioned in
tIs tIs.uay s,u GAZETTE, it is rumored on
Co ',cet n That Mr.. G. S. Humnhrev A.
were tI',tls tI,a rs, at No. PIG Market street
aies tIs i,,e lessee ,essees' but Mr.. Humphrey de-
o., ""r"t the OId..Church.
~ coh Saturday evening abop, a % o,o,.o,
HjnessI, need George Graham and Thos
at Siy,I' a engaged i'll fight in the saloor
such a i u''u Ch'lrch streets and creatof
0m,s, disturbance as to cause ser;on,
,irnRi, ,iR,alll among the residents in '' tha
Mayor hey We're arrested and the
' 'i'eih ~ and costs each.
u. ""t Of Durance vile.
m,n marry Walters, the Cbes,or
horse InU from was as arrested for stealing
from cO,, r,on Samuel Ely, was releasse'
having hs.ouy h"oy on saturday; no wor,
ties in Il pona Suell received from the author;
lieyed ,,,ehhs,yyania. y, 1t is eenera,I, ,,I,, III
n.'il some money.
Tho Church Festival.
@narch s.a will hold d . n,t,aandywine 81 NJ. E
Sesln sT,a festival, commav q m9rpawoerry and ic
10 cents In. single admission tne wis, resI !,
Cents. ''"soh admission ticke,s . .
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HEALD & CO.,
BANK ERS & BROKERS,
4

AND DEALERS IN
,TOCKS, BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CAGES i COM M ERCIAL PAPER.
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Colleo-
Britain and other parts Of the world.
jams lyd
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"He is 1Woorime." !"

This morning Isaac Cannon, COL, was
lodged in the city cells BY Conatable
Hickman for NON pnymsnt Of fius Of
80 cents and costs Imposed apop him By
e Quire Cole, for cursing another color
ed man named Isaac Sykes.
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TreAsurer,a 0raara.

Ore Of our citiEens, who has . con-
tract, has given several orderv upon the
Treasurer. His situation was such that
assistance had to be given him, and the
Treasurer placed these orders upon bis
books with the distinct understand nR
that he was to act for the benefit Of ail
the creditors, and a. stated to them. Th!s
time all the Treasurer received had to Ro
to pay two orders. The next paymei
tho Treasurer will pay the Renei d
orders in their rotation.
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A Painful Accident .

About o'clock Saturday evening
little son of Geo.. W. jackson, the, ILL
poster, was playing upon some packing
at Myers clothing store, At 9Th 9nd
Market streets, when he fell into one of
them. His right leg was severely cut
as he was falling, with sharp protecting
nail. A wound Z inches in length and
penetrating to the bone was inHicted.
DIR. 81. G. Snitcher dressed the wound.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Pcpin Street Bloeks-61, 67, 6s, 20, r. So, o. leo
Ill, ll3
Quebec Pier Lnts-22. %, "a. 25, 26
River Street Lott, Z 3. -, Il, IT. % 81 90 &c
80 Il. 81 81 50 1912 ll3, 40 49, 172 III, 49, 19G
as, 2s} 1T z27 359, 20 3o3 325, 32l 3l2, 328 $40
35l 354 555 $50 see 49, IGT
k,cLar s1n Avenue Lots-3
K bertson Aveuue Lnts--4 ,, 3. O. 10, %
Nest st Clair Street Bocks--s 9, 10 H. Il, IS II
% q "a. 81 % 49, Al, 81, s., 81, So 90, l0l l04
11G, 109. III, 1l3
East -. Car Street B'ocks-f5, A. 81 66, l,2 OF
II { IL Of " ~ Of n. IS 81
w,st Gro < street Lots-l?, IS % IS, AZ, "A
IS SO % So 1872 loi lc8
East st Cloix Street Bocks-1G 81 u IS so 81
81. George street Blocks-;6 A - 30 ~ 81
st. Paul Street Block>-n IL of3 eqr of w u
Of l>2 III e IL II X Ia OFFS Sc Or Of g. 1>2 OF
IL Of H. Ell 2 OF v ar of II. ia fl OF IS
Seneca street Biocks-79 90
Simcoe Street Blucks-l0l l04 ll2 ll3 ia lis
Toledo Pier L0ts-1 II II - %
Walker Avenue Lo's-20 "a 81 81 81 81 63
Water street Blocks IL Of l~a Of Ii Ia Off
Ia of2 - ~
Wiunetago Street B'oeks-48 Il rs
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the deceased. An inquest was held,
which DR.. WaIbank Of Duluth at
tended, and the jury rendered
verdict Of accidental drowning.
The funeral rom the Catholic
church was largely attended, Rev.
Father Verweyst officiating. Pain
inl though it was, yet it was a
source OF great rcliei. TO the widow
end friend. Of the unfortunate young
man to find mis- remains and be able
to give them decent burial.
From U, S. Engineer Thomas
Shiels, who has local charge Of tie
harbor Improvement at the head Of
the lake, We learn that after dredg-
ing . few weeks longer in front of
the docks at Duluth the dredges
viii proceed TO deepen the western
channel between he n. +. docks
and PrYton's mill to Il depth suiiic-
lent for all craft on the bay. At
thc Superior entry some stone fiji
ing will be done, aud probably will
lows and other shru5bery Will be
planted eli the sand between the
Old light house and the shore end
OF the pier The new survey of the
entire bay will probably not be
made before July or August.
duluth Tribune: 4 gentleman
who during the past winter spent
some time at Washington, and who
heard the views Of the government
engineers respecting Inc necessities
OF charging our timer harb0r Is un-
der the impression that the engi-
neers themselves, even if not urged
to DO so by the people OF Duluth,
Will, inside Of two years ut least,
earnestly recommend the cutting Of
canal some two miles below the
present one, which, instead of be-
ing closed, can, If thought best, be
hridsed and Ief; open, SO that the
upper portion Of the harbor would
be kept as free from ice as it ordi-
nArily is now.
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TAX S ALE.
DOUGLAS COUNTY

CtTATE Of WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DouGLss,--fs.
- CFrICz OF fHt COUNTY fsEAsURFR
Superior April IL 1879
Notice is hereby gwen that 50 much OF each tract
or pacl of faiii town lot lots situated IN the
town Of Surcrr (~h;ch covers the entire county 81
Doaglasl and lies ribbed in the following statement
rs may * necessary fr that purpose. viii, the
second Tu.sday in May next, being the
TEIRTEEETH DAY OF NAY A. D. 1879
comm rnuag st ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and the
next succeeding days thereafter De sold by me at
public auction 1t my Office at the Court House in
Superior the SCAT of nstice of s.ii county, for ia
pAvlnsit OF the deq ueut taxes te est and charges
thereon FOR Ike year 1873 returned 10 me by the
treasurer oi the town Of Superior in said county OF
Douglss
Given under my hand off tally al the office of the
County IRE surer If Douglas County State Of iscon
sin this twelfth day cf April A 1879
TtI0NPSyS RITCHIE.
County Treasurer.
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Lots in block 9. lost : 3 md Ia Of 10 in
block 70 lo;s3 ia bI OK 81. lot Z in b K s.
Lite / 5 10 ia bl ok 81. Lot T II in block ~
l. | iu TEX 50. Les in bl ok co. uud Is OF
block 90. Lots { 3 in block 81. lot. /;
7 10 IN bloc. u. tt block rs lots Z 10
4 block II. Lots IL in block 81 Lott 6
I 8 III hlact S.. Lots l = ! 5 . 10 in block s3.
Lots III tocE 81. fr hi: 1913 Tot 10 in block l09
Lots 3 in block 10. lot ia block ilg I,D,s &
7 10 block 1911 IT block 1876. u1i hf 2 Block IN g.
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At GREEN BAY with Chicago L North
western and Wisconsin Central Raiiways for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and fol- ali points.
North, Hast ard South
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore 4 Wes ern R'y for Slswano and
Mani;owoc.
~ AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central R. r for Ashland, Ste
yeRs Pc mt Portage and Madison
At MCMILLAN in with Chicago. 81.
Paul & Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire. St. Paul and Minneapolis
Al WiN0NA with Chicago, Milwaukee &
St Paul Railway, for St Paul and Minneap-
oils Nth Wiaona i St. PeterRaiiroad, &C
& n W for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
Civ. Yaakton, and points West
st La CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
r. T. and with Chicago, Clinton, DUBUQUE
and Minnesota Railroad
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
aud Cent Manager
:. NATHAN, Asst. Cen P.ss.-. Ct
q ag1 Raw NJ
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JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent
s.rPERIOR. WISCONSIN.

= u IsLtlVIFr - "NV-' I'M
Will buy and eel lots in Superior, Dulath
and neighboriTg towns and lands surround
ing. pay taxes FOR non-residcnts in any county
in Wisconsin or Minnesota, and transact q
general real estate business
Makes a specially of locating ldnds along
the line OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
wi5h the Bonds of the Company
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Lots ~ G2 SO sw ar ot-e or 65 Co. " I>2 Of II IS
" ar Of So IN or Of u Il # Il. ~ OF So und
l = IL Of 80 10 1T 1T. IL 1I9 wI,2o Of
ll9 100. sv ar OF i25 n.l2 OF 1873 s1-2 OF 133
ue qr Of Isl l5l l5S l59 -63 1877; II 0; III Isl
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Trains Going Yves. Trains Going Eas.
SXsEF5s STATIONS. ENPREss


From Green Bay to New London, 80
miles; Plover, So m Grant Rapids. q6 N
Mcmillan Jcnction, l4S m; Arcadia, 1872
Nmona, IA; La Crosse, 239 ST. Paul,
Isl; Minneapolis, 800
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Efidiiatnun.
SupeTioT City

Lots-S 10 II in block 10 Lots 10 10 II IN blk I
Lots 8 il block IA. lots 2 in blkI8.
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The Chicago Milwaukee snd st. Paal Rail
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 basi.
ness in that city.
Through Tickets aud Through Baggage
Checks to ali Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly nalasted, free
from dust. y cstjnghouse improyah auto
metic Air Brake, MHler'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 6ner country, with grandeF
scenery, than any other Northwestern Line.
Nv. II. CARPENTER.
Ge-, Pass. and Ticket agent.
s. :. MERRILL. JN0. c. GALiT,
General Manager Asst General MANAGE.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-03
Cnnnor's Point.
DiS0raT LOTS

end q Of Sc acre OF lot uud 0. S lot 3. und
2>3 oIs - Of una p OF lot /. utd rs Of lot s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-03

aud Cent Manager.
ROBERT :. HAITIAN, Asst. Cen. Psss-. Ast.
ecu Bay, Ni.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-03

Note,-In lie forego ing statement the fol
lowing authorizations are used: Il Tor ,ot III
tor south, for east, tor west, und for I'm
divided, Blk Tor block, Fl fractional, a foI
acre, az tor agenCe, st for street. des for de
scription, sec for section.