davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-08-31

WffEN tito 'E0ol'a ErrAn.l" WIS ilrst nut.
lslsHl Il very commnn queatlon wns, "Do yo,
think 1t can DO ttuo7" Thnt question ia m
lnn9cr asketl. 1'eDpiG know It Is trt1e. No hts,
tory of ths campaign will no complete without
como isccout,t of tho i'lncnco among tho people
OF thfs very remarkable 1Iook.
, 1880-08-31
ra1puNl; III, ,ASC11 OFFICES.

THE t.rt1cAno TRiRtss: has established hrAnoh
ollccs for tho rocoIpL IT subscriptions md ndsost!se~
,nonts n4 follows:
NEW rDKK-tsooIn . Tribune 1Iulfdn9. +. II. Nc
FADnEN, Manager
Gl.AsGUW, AeotIund-A}lan's American NeNs
AucucY. Jt ften,cfd-st.
LONDON. Enx.-AfnoEcan ExchauEcs III ssfahu'
HENRY +. utL.i0, Agent.
WASlIINurUN. H. E.-!3l9 street.
, 1880-08-31

l}oD Toost1ls wlas asked by d fricn1 few
.lnys nKo whether Alexander stephcns would
DO returned 10 Congress. "iteturncdr' said
Toombs, "why. lAtnn,c, bis tllstrIot II keep him
In Congress rs lonR us llc lives, md WHEN be dies
they'll run ht8 cyrutltOr.t
, 1880-08-31

"D---N tho mnn who won't stand by hls
fr!ends.".Jn'ncs +. EnpIish.
Cousin WtlAn. Of Indiana. Is depending Gu
nthor 1uon's friends to elect him, haylny few
or 1lonp Of bis 0Wn.
, 1880-08-31

ASK tho very eminent Democrats Of Chtca-
20 whcth0r they do mt belieyu 1t to 10 fact
TINT 1ndtnun is hopclcsiy lost to their party. If
they toll thoir honcst convictions, sonlu Of thom
ut lcnst will tny Yes.
, 1880-08-31

THE Whitaker cOurttnnrtial will be
dropped. 1t Ia sntil nobotly demands colrt-
mnrtinl except tho lawyers, and thoy arc not
likely TO bo grntifled.
, 1880-08-31

ANY person having tho present pasto1lco
ntldrcss Of J. II. Randall, tho 1reenback speaker
10 badly used in Alabama, Will contor favor by
scndiug 1t to this oslice.
, 1880-08-31

PnEst1,EST HAYES Is III n very dubious
frnmo Of mind about tho South Carolina CENSUS
roturns. Tho old cancellation spirit Is now nearly
out ut bis system.
, 1880-08-31

FLOODS llayo greatly damagcd lands.
houses, and crops Alony tho Valley Of tho
Ouadnquiyer IN spu!n. There has been no losa
OF life, US first reported.
, 1880-08-31

THAT Republican vote which 0en. Grant
has promised to plump III tho Galcna bailot-bor
will weigh 4 ton.
, 1880-08-31
SOCIETY MEETINGS..

AP0LI.O C0MMASnEieS. NO. |. KSlGIErs rEM.
.LAIrha tuneral snryiess q o.r @ lntn ir'Sr &!t ,
Wubns!l Aveiue rucsiHy MstHrsonn. An1. w. iHk. "
uaIUsk. Numbers Ut AHs!l.h excerpt tho csEmnrt
rc,,NiI,a viii 10 in!Yrrni ut !t0senlIl CoMesrry.
IL, r.. TIFFANY. HUcosdcr.
, 1880-08-31

Tl1EisE Is n Congressional district whose
shoestrlng Ci,a'nlors IL unworthy to .,nooso, but
ho kicks 1t al,oAt as II 1t woro fuotbAll. Thu
&ulluw hus ha.l tho inputlc,lco to make po1nu-
cratic speeches ln atainu, ttluuRh nCouRrcsaional
report Ia now un flo charging him with ylola-
t!ua Ut All the lnws Ut civilized Warfas, and tho
most atroclous oru,cs. These aro tho rupru-
sontat!ycs Ut tho Dotnocratio >,arty In tho South
scnt Nurth to instruct IN Intelligent people in
thoIr duty.
, 1880-08-31

Alis. ENGLISH paid $50 0o0 for Ills biography,
SlD,tO0 Of 1t being for tho etrntn on tho COZ.
splpncn of tho ntlthOr.
, 1880-08-31

Lonp IsosEpE,,y having declined tho un-
der Sccrctarysh!p for tndia on ucco,,nt OF ILL.,
health. tho poaluon las becn offered to viscount
Enfield and ncccptpd.
, 1880-08-31

"'rl1E Tow.Path Guard" Is wlacking Mt
Dnrnurn'a mules In Now dorsey.
, 1880-08-31

SOME 50, 100 ,0oO i'll bullion was withdrawn
from Tho Bunk or England yesterday for ship
ulcnt to this country.
, 1880-08-31

Mls. UENrly, Unltod States Commissioner
OF 1'o1,suAs. furnishes tho following HtHtIst!cs:
On tho ;nth Ut Junu there wor0 III, ,000 IHnsiot1-
ers. There weru puil ns pensions FILLING tluo
during tho year, Slb,00o0 000. nnl sal ,0D,U0 ar-
rcara Ut previous ycnra. Commissioner lsctttly
thinks tho sin, to ho pnid In pe1laions will yot
rcuch shN,Uxi,UU annually. Thoru wnr1 teforo
tho Commissioner OH Jny l .e0, ,0O unsettled
claims fur pensions, Involving MI avcrngu lirst
pnyluunt Gt sll.Uu IN each casc. or Il total OF
yAB, ,000, ,0lO. Tho whn!o number Of 1Mrsuna fal-
torustotl In tho ponalons, eIttor rs recipients or
as claimants, Is Gt:.00. a'ho avurago number Of
clulma tllad ouch .l,.y since July bus boon lb0.
, 1880-08-31

THE Canadian tariff Isn't working well, 10
far at least III coal Is concerned. n lux Of
Abolt 10 nanta d toa on tho average was put on
, 1880-08-31

ont method, just "a openly ansl boldly rs tlloy
did III 1870, md they m,lst bo met III 1870 ns
they weru then, by MI unbroken North, act-
Ing ulitlcr tho law atltt tho Constitution.
, 1880-08-31

White Stacking Isn~c.Dmll 1snrt<-
SIchtcnn nyauup. cptD.5tu washington atToot.
Gnmc between tho TROY nnd Ch!clgo Clubs nt
, 1880-08-31

c1ark street, hoiwupn l.aku ind Randolph. f:nRaRc-
nent us Thfaltuan's IIuricsauo Troupe. "The Lucky
lltt,H
, 1880-08-31

F7nvcr1Y74 'Th1Mfre. ------ :,
pcnthosn Rtrcut, ctrtIeE pf MnnrHd. Engagement
Of 4. II. tnl,ncr's unlon.squnrc Thratre comlans'
nTha IlanlehrGa.t1
, 1880-08-31

Randolph strect. hrtwccn Cnrk nnd la Sale. En-
rngemout vt at!Ios' juvenile Upcra Company. Lit
t!N pukp,r
, 1880-08-31

Madison street, butwoon stato nnd Dearborn "A'l
tho IkHYe"
, 1880-08-31

InlBnl. Ilo has tlevntci AOvcrll ycar3 to dry-
lilrslnE tho rav b,!by.
EAntY yesterday morning two burglars
ontcrc,l tho room occupied by Sir. and Mrs.
lult, Mt Nterting ILL.,, presented their rcrovors
It tho l,cna Of tho occupants. and werc aboi't
10 scnreh fnr v.sl,tnb!cs, whon Mr.. Gnlt cnuBht
ono of tho rtftlans by tho ars, md cal1cl Justify
Tor his sn,s, VIM promptly responded. Tho
,,srutnts then bcnt Il very h..Atr rctront. md
fttnpod MI n wcst-bnuntl trt,tn, tut worp tntur.
:prtc,i Mt Clinton md nrrcstctl. Mr. Gait do
arves Grcnt prnlse for bis coolhcss and presence
il Mini.
MACK PEnow, n carpenter, who lived 1iear
1rnnh 1tapitls, bItoh., tuuA Ii fnnoy soire sixty
hrco days ngo tint hD Ind a cancer In h!a
,totnncti, md hns sInco that tEno tasted no food
,aya one tcllspDunf.l OF lco-croam nml lltte
water. lilo died yestor4lay, ANIL ati
autopsy showed that his so,nnoh. novels,
anil livcf wcro In perfectly healthy
Ills death resulted frSn, b1lln ,lis-
case. Or. Tanner will hRvc Ia look to Ills
ln1rc!s. 1tMsool. nftcr rerow'a feat, TaHncr
pannot 10 sn!d 10 to tho chnnptan flstcr.
TnE French polico will visit tho various
scholastic establishments thrbtlHhn.,t Fr1,t,Ge to-
l1ay. for tho pltrth,so of expolfit,x thora1f"h
thoso Jcs,Its In wosu fnynr exception WIS n'at'o
lccuueo they wcru c,1nrcsl III tcnchin4 The
term lnr Whleh tno eacept'on ""s '''''e nus ~"
cxpirc1. u IL heticseh tAat taoFu "'o 'e's 'oW
members ot thu oF'tefs now 'h ffnhee, ia ~.
WIN ef'ld p'*sibss hEo Met We'll ..u .tsa ..',s
srert pnthrGe1l III .lt'ls' IN eonnceloH WIN .,'S
n tcr4rMIn from lto,nc states thnt sumo ut tho
pxpc!rtl Jestts Will lie spnt on missionary work
tp Central AfrIua: :
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tel"p' !" n.''' -. ..,s ,,,'.,,.,, ~.
~. t.'o st,ee.' ~. .', mna,o sue a,n."'i tnr
HtHlc -0'Ifptil'Hi' 4ho noA'1't'e S't9~'A N-o'
s'"tes' ".au'.o" .nu 1I'as"a,a. a1 ',,t''
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ea.nc't"s'' 1"' ea">e"'A ''''~' "'' ~ '''0
nea1 sesoFs* .---..----
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T., no ,,r,. ,vcnthor ny tho 1ust t,ret, raus TIM
.,.,,, ,,rnananto r., 1,nt,iu,,l huvo t.nxnrnt,lv
,,rttn,,,, n, t,,o hnrrrst "a ,,n,y n,rly rca,ly
r,r ',othortna- IN TIN Inv lstuls. hnwt,yer. tho
ahsctee o. tho wsr s.'asnle a,'n ~ .auv t,r .n
i"pceeS -. ''t.s so.y ''"m, ' . ,'.',,''f .hn
t"o Hu.'''y VI '''o ea""' "a "us ,.'a ~" ~,
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"aea' III 'll"1ls t's.!ose, nv euo C .hn,,
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16

PCLP BARRELS. s.-Barrels made Of
pnlp are among The latest inveD-
tions, and says the Detroit Tribune,
lhey are likely 10 become an article
Of commerce. The advantages
claimed are lightness, durability
and cheapness. The body Of the
barrel il all made in one piece, from
coarse wood pulp. The pressure to
which it is subjected is 400 tons.
The heads are made Of one piece in
the same way, and when put
together the barrels are exceedingly
light, strong and satisfactory every
way. There are two kinds, one for
fruit, -four and other dry substances,
the other for oil, lard AMI liquids OF
all kinds. A -four barre made up
this way and filed can be dropped
from wagon 10 the pavement
without injury, Fruit packed in
these reeeptacles keeps longer than
when put up in the usual way, be-
ing dryer and e1cIuded from the
air. The barrels OF liquid substances
are made by suhjecting the first
form to simple process. and oil
can be kept in them without any
leakage. The saving in cost IS about
SO per cent. Steps ale being taken
for the formation OF a company 10
manufacture barrels, tubs, etc, by
this new process.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16
RAILROAD MEETING.

SUPERIOR, October llth, 1880.
In pursuance of notice published
in The Superior TINES OF tie 9th.
instant, of meeting Of parties in
terested, to consider Railroad
matters, a large number of citizens
assembled at the Court House. The
meeting vas called 10 order at
seven O'Clock by James Bardon
Ii. ". Shaw was chosen chairman
and Geo. +. IIoIcomb secretary,
James Bardon addressed the
meeting, ard gave an account III
full detail CT the meeting of the
property owners of Superior an !
the officer, of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company held at tue office
OF the latter III the city Of New
York Gu the l6.h ultimo.
Remarks were made by COL
Hiram Hayes, /. W. Gaies, Aug
Zachau, James Syer, \. g, Bertrand
II. w. Shaw and others, and the
utmost harmony and good fuolin 2
prevailed.
The names Of contributors and
amounts contributed 10 date were
read and after some discussion the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved that We learn with great
satisfaction OF the efforts being
made by the nonresident owners to
secure railroad for Superior, and
thst their action has our cordial ap-
proval, and We promise them our
h~srty cooperation IN their efforts
looking 10 the end in view.
Res Owed that We desire and are
anxious TO see the railroad line ex-
tended from the Nemadii River up
along or near the westerly shore OF
the bay Of Superior TO the northerly
md OF Corners' Point on the line
loca'ed by the Superior and s..
Croix Company in 1873 and after
~srd. adopted by the North, RI
Pacific Company, an,i that owners
ot property to be directly benefited
ny such extension should bo solicit
.ei at once for contrl buttons TO
encourage the Construction of the
same
On motion, Aug. Znchau, James
S,sr and Vincent Roy wers ap-
pointed = acommittee 10 s,,;cit dona-
tioHs from resident owners of pro-
perry in Superior proper.
On motion, l. W. Gates, \. Ct.
Bertrand su,l John L. Smith were
apPolntri committee 10 procure
donations and rIght Of way for the
bay shore rosd
The comni:ree- we're instructed
To proceed with vigor, AID TO re-
port S..oOn rs may ho TO meeting
10 be caie.! by them
On lso;ion Adjourned.
II. ". SHAW, Chairman.
GEO, i. iIuLcoMB, Secretary.
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BRAINS AND BUsINEss.-Mcn OF
practical talent are now sought for
in country and city. They arc
wanted everywhere and viii be
called for hereafter more than ever.
Where are those men 10 come from,
these thousands Of Major Generals
in commerce. Now is Tie time 10
train young men for businc's pur-
suits, fer the great avenues to
wealth, and diStinction and power
which wealth conters.
We are preparing young men for
the army II West Point, tor the
navy at Newport, tor the learned
professions st various universities.
This is well Bat where one IS
wanted AS 4 graduate OF these
institutions q thousand are wanted
in the great army Of business.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16
TEE CREAT coMmEcTiMG LENE
Special Notice.

0zrIcE OF THE SrFrMoR Book CoNrANY J
SrFEEloH, WISCONSIN,, July 81. 1850.
T0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to
"a the stockholders Of said Company
that at meeting OF the Board of Directors
thereof duly held on the Ist day of July
1850, the following resolution was adopted ::
Ecsoiae9. that an iH5.allment Of six Dollars
and twenty-five Cents upon each and every
share subscribed to the Capital Stock Of
The Superior Boom Company, being twenty
FIVE per cent Of each such share, be called
IN, and 'hat said iustalmen. be and the
same Is hereby declared to be due and paw
able on the First Day Of September, 1850,
at the Office ofthc Treasurer Of said Cor
poration, At the store Of II. NJ Pcyton & Co.
on Connors Point i'll the town of Superior
Douglas County, Wisconsin
WILLIAM hIMBALL,
Pres. Superior Boom Co.
HIRAM HAYES,
iR Secretary.
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70 !he Sheriff Of Douglas County
yT;-oo,,r;~

! SHERIFF OFFICE D0I1LAs COUNTY, NIsI
! SUPERIOR August 9th, 1880.
10 @c Torn Clerks IN l1e selc-ai tovs8 IN
DonJlas Co'mtV
IN pursuance to the above not;rs sa-ros
MOO, -. b,y.I,, So..o.-,
+,,o St,t.,afy yI-:..,A,..;- - W
ef,l'o -.I.,;,, -. - " 80 I'cS
Garaf,r ',is - -. -
sa,,s,..I Inn. ~ fi, -. ;,,,,I9 .t.
- tho rcnaraI rIcrtion - - LA =, '.r' ~
several too.ns nd ar..a.,o, sn.o:r,,, .to
county nc 6a,rl,s nm tg,a T,as,,,.. -'a
cendir5 no +irst non5., ha,1,,, -, r,o-',r
dav of 1,var,frr n.r, H.. f,I 2.r,I-, I-,:,aJ
states offirnrs n1e,.ti'3..,f s,.7 ,e,ioa ~
"a II. cr.r,ad a. ,;s, 10 Iii E.-,I
l.r;.I,,iva ot.;,.e-s. ,,a ~ M aIs,+o,i n;,
Tn electors of nro.lapt yire.,ros;,is',.
fir, r-,.-.3 :, 20,
4 Tsnrnsenta,iye Il conrr.ss Cor .h.s;nb,h
con,-res--,n.I ,li.t~-rt ia.,--.,;-~, - tf,a
.ouT..es Of 0ra..tn 'Sba,ra,o l:,oI,,,,;,,.r
panr,adet. Port..re Wool lines, 3Jan,I
narot..tt4 Narat3on Msr;nntrc J,,,,',,
CAirDewa pricn r.ytor r;rcoln R,rr,,,
Polk Rrrn,f- Rayf,ll Uc,.,5.-s - ,sb
l.rd j., ,I,ca of Tn.,l4on,'C pnr.l a,{o,,.
,rrr - ottf.e Ill, aT~i. =, -, farr.' so,
March. . DlssI.
4 ,rar,t..r ~ ri /, ,...,,, D.. c. - !, , - +. :,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16
100000 Acres

- h'"he'ois and Dshots Lands for sale by
s"e Lsad Department. Reduced rates OF
'arr sad ireight 10 actual settlers.
III information given upon application
JAMS u. Pe~sR. Gen1 Agent, 81 IS
'seA'oa street. ST Paul. or 3rslnerd, HiDu.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16

Parents, As yon value The happiness
OF your sons, give this matter
careful consideration, thorough
business education viii ever be
blessing to your children. Bur
lingto IEawk-Eye.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16
pAkorA DIVISION.

a.als s D.ilr except Saturday. tDaii,
esr~pt Ho1d.y. Daily except Suadav.
Trains Sonnec; 81 ST. Paul ard Mime.
spol,s rifh trains East and 2oNth; st ST
t7eai -itA teains fer Hclrosc and the Sauk
N'llev At Brsinerd With trains 70 and from
Dsiata and 10 and from the West and south.
Caan~ctss with kt PAIL 4 Dalulh R.R
i>stns at n. 2. Junction 81. Paul II. Y.
Railroad trains As Glyndon for IS. Vincent,
Winnipeg, and the British Posses.ion, at
hssnA-ck 9TH Ssages for Standing Rock.
Fort k,cs. Berthold. For, kroush. and o.hsr
Point. IN Montana; also With the n. ". Stage
snJ EIpree. Cos line 10 Dead - ocd City and
sii puint in the Rlsck Hills and With Mis-
-r-ri md Y,howsecRs River Stean,e- for
Pnr Bentnn. For, k.ogh and intermediate
p-''nts In Dakota ana Montana and st
DalatA With hrSt class steamers for Collag-
s">i, ssrnla, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
'h'c.So and intesmedis:e points.
Ayr ssth. $3.50. HE SARGENT,
Grn1 Manager. 1t Paul.
Y y. sASBORs. ". A. TOWXE,
"sA IT s Ticket Agt. Superintendent
- !saeoR St, s. r.ul. Brainerd.
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Probate Notice.

SrArE or WIsooSs.x, Coesry) =. pao.,--
CorRr TOR DoTaLAs CoUNrY} :, 80 : q, r
n tie matter q Caro3ine T. Cafin, insane.
ETOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEE that at the
<s special te.as OF she County Cour: g
he held in and for said County ut tie Court
House IN Superior T. sail County, on tie
6r.t Tues,Iay Of October, A.D. lssu,
the following matters will Uc heard and con
-idered.
The application Of JohnL. Coffin for the
appointment OF guardian OF the said
Caroline H. Coffin, insane, ard q resident OF
the city Of Boston, in thc State Of Nas54chu-
sets
GEO. ". PERRY.
County Judge.
D1trl Superior, Aug. 81, 1880 3v
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II K. METCALF. u. Il. :, Duut1 Cfce ryer
81 . uts Post Office. Tas saving OF ieeth ,
Sl-ciaj.Y. Operative and MechGG'ctl Dentistry
ana s.tteti ctIyB guaranteed niyN3m
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16
st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
pAyoErTE ROUTE BETWEEN IHb
roRTHwEsr And EAST.

n;.,cs roa.e fron Duluth. to s.. Paul
e.,rt. on Lake Superior and all eastern points,
s.us.tcs and points on the st. Croix river
CONNECTIONS
aTST. PACL-With tra!ns fer the East,
s,ath and South vest.
AT WHITE BEAS--With tra.ns for
Suisstee and the NJ. & st, L. Rv. for Min
re4bults.
AT WYONIEG--Etsre. % T&slors Falls.
AT NORTH RRANCH-StaSe &c Sunsis.
Ctv.
ar BaREls-stses 70 Caubsidss and
t<sati ruan.y.
AT RUaU CtTF-S.see - 0.snhharg
.ad the cranberry csaassy OF cGste.. county,
w
At PINE CITY--stsgs to Branswick
kshabcr county.
oa and ane, Oct 5th, 1850, and until
rnrther notice, passenger iraine will be rur
"a follows.
Ar st Paul 500 p. n.
Le. Dui-th- -. 10 2. ~
hr. 81 psal 6 05 am
l,e. 80. Paul ui--.--.. ----I4oa a. III.
Ar. Dutsth- 4:oo D. III
Le, * Pan - Us p. N.
Ar. Duin,h ....---- .-------- - a IN
Re HAIs, GEO II. shITU,
at Act Gen sups
rs. hAHms. Manager Land Department
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1 scenbIV Convention.

4 republican as,cn.'.fy 2i-.rlc. coav.a..on
for tie assembly district comprising the
counties Of Ashland. Barron, Bayhe.d. Bur.
nett, Douglas and Polk, will be held at the
cou7; house j." the village Of O-ceola,
Tuesday, October I2, I'd 1880
At O'Clock ~. 39r the purpose Of nominal
ing candidate t,r rmembc, Of the assembly.
Each county in sad assembly district con
geatiou as follows based upon a resolution
adopted at the last assembly district CON
venron Ashla"d g. Barron, 10; Bs, field
; Burnett, : douglas 2 Polk, i.
&. /. Mans, Chairman, ". II. To4PklHs.
". f. IALsoYs, En-. {. COLEMAN. /. Il.
VINO, 6. " PERRY, ASSEMBLY District
Committee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16
THOMAS BARDOS,
LAND AGENT,
ASHLAND, WIS

ouers ios saie valuable Iots 10 A.h.s1.3
tsose- tracts Of land adjoining The CITY,
suitable fcr Additions Pine and Hardwood
snds sccc~s,bse 20 rsarosd and streams
200 laoos 90 the PeDohe Iron Range.
Plss Ssumpase on tributaries Of the
g CfoiI, Ctirre~s. and Lake esperior .,
lc~ rates
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16

ys .sses foe noa-restdeno 10 all th-
fsoers oo-AtssA e.amioes fssie.. and an
Ssf al in9Uirte. relating 70 nsef estate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16

~0xH"N IN the hest iors;ion IN the
\ hk& "A Wet. Lands said on loo 4
AN AA LIN time and At low price,.
geyIoyu-nt dartsE the winter AT good wages
g-sve&,ced. Fo< particulars 81 nd name and address
T~-tai card 70
PHILIP g. HARRIS,
-. PauL Ainnr-ots.
D. o pox 80,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-16

i STATE Senator N the rEeuty-ffth Senate
District, consisting Of the city Of Madison and
the towns OF Albion Bloon?inE Grove Bristol.
hHrke, Cottage Grove, Chrislana. neerfrld
Dunn, Duukirk, Madison, Medina Oregon,
Rieaaant Springs, RGtlaad, Sun Prairie.
Vienna. Windsor and York, and the vii
laFes OF St0ughton and Sun Prairie. in the
county OF Dane, in place Of George B. Bur
rows, whose term OF Office aFiii exDire on the
first Monday OF January. 4. u. 1881;
: Stafe St4ni9r in the Trcnty.sevcYth
Senate District, consisting Of the counties of
Adams, and Columbia, in place of Charles
l.. Eeriug, whose term Of Giice vii! expira
on the first Monday Ct january u. 1851 !:
4 Stota Senator In the Tweuty-nerth Sen
ale Ifstrict, consisting of til couH.ies of
Buffalo, Pepin and mpesleau, in place o.
Horace +. Hougbton, whose term Of office
will expire on the first Monday Of January,
I'D, 1881.
A State Senator IN the Thirty-fr2t Senate
District, consisting Of the county of La
Crosse, IL place Of Gyabcrt Van Steenwyk,
whose term of oidce viii expire on the first
Monday ofJuiulry, A.D., 1851
i State So',.,to, In the Thirty third Senate
District consisting Of the counties Of
pkauHee and Washington, in place OF iymau
IoiGan, whose term CT oiiice wiz expire on
the first Monday Of January. 1 y. 1881
1 -Rf4de,' ot -fSse,,t5i in each Assembly
District Of Jhe State. aad such county
officers rs are by lax required to be CHOSEN
st said election.
Gwen Under T. Hand and Official Seal.
* the Capitol, ia the City Of Madison, this
Second day o. August, A.D 1890.
HANS Is. WARNER,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24
Mrs. win.low,. Soothing syrup.

REV. SYLvANUs COBB thus writes il
the Boston CHRISTIAN FREExAS-we
would BY no mean recommend any kind
OF medicine which we did not know to be
good -particularly for infants. Out 81
Mrs; Winslow,s Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge i our own family
!. mas proved . blessing indeed, by giving
an infant troubled with collie pains. Quiet
sleep, and unbroken rest at night.
Most parents can appreciate these bless
lngs. Here is an article which works to
perfection. and which is harmless; for
the sleep which it affords the infant is
Is perfectly natural, and the little cherub
awakes as" bright as . button. And our.
ing the process of teething, its value is
%incalculable. We have frequently heard
mothers say that they would not be with.
out it from the birth of the child till it
had finished the teething siege, on any
consideration whatever. Sold By all drug.
gists. IS cents, q bottle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-24

near sunset, pilins the . . In huge drifts
all asouad he garrison. Some Of the drifts
were 1t least six feet deep near The building.
Il prevented the up stage from coming In
ftom Fort Pierre, which usually arrives
here on Sunday afternoons delaying the
mail one day, To-day We had . small
shower ofrain in the afternoon, accompanied
BY . strong west wind. Indications are
good for . stormy night"