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OHIO nEN

To Go 10 the YOFktOWn PIenic-A Cam.
bridge daH State PrInIeF, &c.
CoLUNBUs, o., April l2.-Gov, Foster to.
day appointed Joshua Brown, OF Cam.
bridge, supervisor Of public printing.
The committees OF the two branches OF
the Legislature held meeting this morn.
ing and decided to recommend that an
appropriation Of SIS 900 be made to enable
Ohio to be represented at the coming
Yorktown celebration.
The Supreme Court to-day granted q
writ OF msndamus 10 compel
the State Auditor TO issue his warrant for
the payment Of $50 900 10 the trustees oil
the Athens University for repair Of the
building,
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81. PETERSBURG, April Ia Nicholas
sud1ilaisky, an important Nihilist, was te.
Gently arrested at JGssy by RoumahIan
authorities. He was implicated In The
peasant disorders at 1chigtin but escaped
pnniShment BY decamping ftst 10
England and then 10 America. He allef.
VaFds returned 10 Ronmania. He waI
formerly In the Kleff University. and q
companlon Of the notorious Nlhillstt
DeutsCh and stepanovitch. The Russian
Government has taken steps iot his e1lta.
dikion.
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Sitting BULL
AgaIn wants 10 Surrender 70 the United
bIAIea Forces.

ST. PAUL., MISS,, April l2.-The fol-
lowing has been received at the Depart
msnt Of Dakota:
FoRT BuEoRD, April II.
To AIsiaaat 4diutant General, Department
DakOta, s.. Paul: ..-
A courier, just arrived from Poplar river,
reports Captain AcDonald's Northwestern
Mounted Police with party Of three In
dians, one Of whom 10 nephew OF Sitting
Bull, has Just arrived at that point to ar.
range Tor the surrender OF Sitting Bull.
Capt. Mcdonald | says should those
coming with him report favoEAbly OF their
treatment, and those OF the other captives
at Butord, on their return to Sitting Bulls
camp, that Ohiet will surrender immedl.
ately, the whole camp probably starting
on his (McDonsld's) return. l expect
Mcdonald At BuIord tomorrow and will
send full particulars when he arrives.
D. H. BRoTHERToN,
Maj, 7th Inly Commanding.
0. B. Read, commanding at Poplar
River, telegTAphs under date ol April oh,
that Captain Mcdonald has Just arrived
with delegation OF Indians. He Ia en-.
route for Fort Buford, and there expects
to arrange for the surrender Of Sitting
Bull and his camp. Sitting Bull says he
will no longer delay coming In II q tSyors.
Bile report Is brought him from Fort B1-
ford ofthe hostiles there enCamped bv Ma.
jor Crosier, chief Of the mounted police at
Woody Mountain and Fort Walsh. ! am
dsightds to inform you that Sitting Bull
has told me that he is going to surrender.
READ, Commanding.
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Texas .PaeI DC BsIIroad rnder Control OF
Jay Gould.

PHILADELPHIA, April 12.--The Directors
oil the Texas Pacific Railroad held meet.
ing to-day. The resignation Of Col. 'Thos.
A. Scott, Vice President Of the road was
accepted, and Jay Could elected Pfesi.
dent 10 succeed Scott. The latter also
felifes from The board as DlreC.
Tor, % we'll as H. H. Houston,
whose place was llled by Thomas T.
Rikefa H. NJ. Ho1ie, formerly ol the In.
ternational 4 Great Northern Railroad
Company, was elected Superintendent 10
succeed George Noble. II 10 stated that
Could purchased scotts entire interest Ia
the Texas Pacific, amounting 10 about
~ O0O. 900.
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TuSrs, April lG.-Ths excitement 10 on
the increase and doubts are expressed Of
the Palace whether the Bey can anSwer
for the public security II the French
continue 10 advance. The Ere 1ch pro.
posal 10 occupy the valley Of the Medj6tla
river excites Indignation, as The district is
the most fertile Ia the county, and far
from the haunIs OF the ktaumisfe.
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CLEVELAND. O., April l2.-The moldss
are not satisfied with the ten per cent Sd.
vance for machine molders, bat stand out
for is per cent advance all Arnund.
About 400 are out ahd only the Union
foundry, where wSses were Voluntarily
advanced ten per cent on April let, is
running.
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CoSSrASriSoPLE, April l9.-An earth.
quake shock ri considerable violence was
begun again In Cblos. Barely twenty
houses remain habitable il the whole
Island. FoFty.Hvs villages have been 10.
tally destroyed, and the population in
many localities has absolutely disappeared.
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CHICAGO, April l9.-Ths snow storm oil
yesterday and 'ast night, which was very
heavy and general throughout the north.
west, caused another railroad blockade In
Minnesota and Dakota, where the snow
dfiited badly. filling up the cuts.
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DOR sALE-DEsIRABLE BUILDING

| hereby otter ior sale $50 feet Of sroun on FlL
teenth street and 100 IL on -Four eenth street, Ia
this city In lots Of 90 10 or feet 10 suit pufthaser
nov faeAnt Ia y city convenient 10 butlneSs and
the most drfiraoe " 10 had for rtsidt ntpa he
property 10 near the Genital ulaIG WORKS, betSeOn
Wood And AeCOll0eh streets aud known ~ shfVef'a
Garden. II. 2 RHRlVER,
mh9 l2ll Main street,
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NRwBuRoH. N. Y, April IL The trial
Of Beaumont B. Buck, Of Texas, a cadet
Al West Point, for shooting John q.
Thompson, Jt, in June last, Gt Highland
Falls, has begun,
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whose NAME 10 Dsaih-some Of the GFaiB
ne IL GaFnerinE.

woosrRR, o., April l2- William Kirk.
wood brother Of Secretary KitkWood, died
at the residence Of his son last night, aged
seventy years.
JRRsrivILLE, Ill April i2-The widow
Of the late Gen. Jacob Fry, mother Of Gen.
James B. Fry, Chief Of Gen. Hancock's
staG, died at The cid homestead, eight
miles north Of here, yesterday, The re.
mains we're taken 10 Springfield iot inter.
ment.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2 Rear Admiral
James L. Lafdnef, U. 8. N, died here this
morning, aged NeVenty.nlne years.
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POUoHKEIsstE, NJ Y, Aptlll9-Aheavy
SNOW STORM prevails along the Hudton.
Several inches Of snow have already fallen,
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Fatai ESpiOslOn Of a sIJseEine cart.
Sfnsa

PoUsnkEEpnE, N. Y, April l2.-DAvld
Downey and Mlchsel BtodetiCk were
killed, and John Murray severely Ipjufed
BY the explosion Of q nitro.slycetIne cart
rldRe.
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FoR SALE.
DOR SALE.

DOR sALE-MY RESIDENCE, No. rs
AIfyland street. Island, large lot sN1iSO we'll
hou'a twO.sOtJ built Of bsH materials having GlK
rooms hall h chen and panlfy aud porch; UatSF ID
house, Gle ant eellAI lie location on Of ihs Eh.
e1t Oh the tslGnd, and Withln two minuts.' WaE VI
q the most eifbble Oh island. Inguits q, D. X
BELL. Oh The PrUmi1oS, or J. stone or ". u.
Hailtf M, N
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BeAconsHeld is better.
Edwin Booth will probably giVe up bic
European engAgemenl and fetufn home
with his elck vile.
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wAsutSoroS, April l9.-on motion Of
General Burnside resolution was adopted
requesting The President to communicate
10 the Senate any intotmation Ia posses.
sion ol the Government touching the al
legged arrest and imprisonment Of M. Boy.
ton, who claims 10 be q. citizen oil the
United States, by Great Britain.
The Vice President then laid before the
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Joseph HARRIS NURSERIES,
al MnIfMnlN1IIE

1900 Apple Trees, two, three, Tour and ave yOaT,
500 Peach, OhA (ff0m budl yeAE,
800 PlunaS one and Two years
800 Q1lnees, two and thfOe Year,.
100 Cherries, one ard tEo y6ar.
@,oQ EVeigreenA, mostly Junlpef, from Oue 10 hVa
esL The AboVe are thrifty and Ia Eood condition ios
Manipulating. VIII sell n loS % The lowest Cor.
te.Pondenee sollcited. Address, SAMUEL MIL.
LER, hound!HllS. Nufsary u one mils Vsai Of
AoundEtllle Depot. de7.DIWs
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CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE AND FOR

lgO VII buy fame dWsilibS Ard lot on with
stte't 800 VII buy 4 housI a,d lqt In H,rh
WhOslluG. u 100 for two = ofy brick dSi Ing IN
East whes log. Bulldog IOts 70 AbS % feat front,
from $40 70 tie0. 81 $50 for frame dWeili and
lot o Ia, front runs 10 ihs RIVER Nor RhSslI Z.
siS lnd 100 viii buy I've nles eatta e h1usss
stotI brick dwelling and lot on Fteetth o. e, 0na
blOtk from the Cpi,oi FVr Rent nne county
Iesdnc,, rooms, stable Aud eafritge house.
G8-AeknoRl RlNdg a eht t.ksn u deeds, ded Ol iFun
and other Documents. Bills certidId poser, " alof.
Bey, leases and al notafial bushes pfJmply al.
''"''' w CA. sCHAFFER co,
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AuOtneS A"t1o AEEisA' ~
NRw YoRK, April l2.-0vet two thous.
and Germans and siE hundred Italians
arrived to-day, and ior the most part we're
soon on theif way 10 the West
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BRIDaEPORT.

BellAIro MAJ ChAFEed with RObhing
Child-PFOpOssd Addition TO school Ae'
eOmmOdAIIOnA-Wild Dueka-VISiIORa
from This SIde,
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mhSOVWGV
A DMGNIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

H'ylug ben appointed AdminIItrntor oithe estats
Ot ]. " Barry, deceased, ! persons knowing them
selves Indebted 10 the estate will pleaIe call Ind set.
lie and oil PEI sons having claims III please present
them 10 me properly Ger Iasi TO- alio offer Tor sale
the business heretofore carried on By the deceaVd
known a. the Hope and tordAge bnsinEs either on.
lFa with the good will Of sIms, or viii sell at pIl-
IAte Iale In 0ts 10 suit Cu'tomsIa The above men.
ionet stock cUnllstS Of Rope TsInss, CO?lS, LiuOI
Pitch, O4kum, Blocks, Decking, Horse and pEOE
CoVStS, Fish NJ TAcIle, Gum and Leather Bel ing,
steam p1cklrg, Fire Brick and Tile. All the sboTe
goods will be sold Al cost 10 close up the business
mil6 W. II. HUNES, IdmInIStratnF,
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N
There viii b meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Wet Virginia EIp aItlon and stSts Far Association
a the O1Tt House Of Ohio county, at 7SO p III,
APRIL 10, 1881, for the purpose Of slecInH bOAid
ol diieet0ts, make by.AWI, anu transact any other
business which may lawfully he done by sid slCck.
holders 10 general NJ citing
len per cent 0i tue SubS ptlons 10 the stock must
b paid 70 N. Reilly on OF before the i2lh Of Apil.
N. l. OLT
N Reilly,
JOS RPEIDEL,
RttERT CAMPBELL,
mhSOuWAP GEO q. TiNGLE.
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ST. PAUL., MISS., April l?.-The fol-
lowing has been received at the Depart
msnt Of Dakota:
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"OoN'T You FORGET TT"

"n0NT YOU FORGET TT"
Toe Homo Building Association Of Wheeling meats
every WsDN EsBAY EVEhING In building Also.
eiAtl0n Hail.
Money 10 loan on real eltAte security,
en- q par,
Apply It the bali on Wednesday ovsnlnlI, from 7
70 O'clock, or V
cHAs. II. BERRY,
cHAs. W. coSsEs. sHEss'd'''
WIN. @, RILEIS'oN'
mR1 Treasurer,
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The United States steamer Dispatch
leaves tomorrow Tor Fortress Monroe and
Yorktown, Secretary Blaine will be its
guest, and at Mount Vernon will inspect
the proposed site for the monument to be
ereCtedto the memory Of George Wash.
ington.
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---Az&zs-<&Al~s-0S----
PERSON At,

Capt. James Edwards is spending a fcv
days in town.
Harbor Engineer Wells and Capt. E. L.
Craw were taking look at the town Thurs
DAY.
Mrs. Thos. Hcdgns and Mrs Mariin Patti.
sou and their children expect to leave by
the first boat for short visit among friends
in Marquette, Mich,
J. H. Hanson, special correspondent Of
the Pioneer Press was in town yesterday
visiting railroad headquarters, looking over
the situation generally Ind finding out what
he could.
Eohert Burridgc and James Morgan from
the English colony at the Brule river were
in town Yesterday Several new settlsr. are
now on the way from, The c:d co'n:ry. to
join the colony.
Ccl. Weeks returned from Ashland Wed
nesday whittier be vent to see how his sar
vtyors were getting along on that p,rt OF the
line. lie reports that they are coming west
"'iH iiOti hS'li"ii", 9SN''i''o :" 49,
the 3inc barrcns TO Pike lake.
Among those who have been here visiting
the Northern Paeitc Office t"'S week look
ing over the Specifications with view q
bidding on the work, were Ihos. breHnHn
and u. n. FinlaysoD, q -. faui, 1o''
Eaton, Of Iowa, and Mayor IoEarty oil BIS
marck
Hon. Edmund Rice, Mayor Of ST. Paul,
snd Jsmce Stinson Esq. Of Chicago, spent
the most NJ this week in superior and
vicinity, reviewing their old stamping
grounds OF gpartcf OF century ago
t,, ~ - o' soIi an their nanv old
friends in lais countr- are very glad TO see
them.
woh.,3 ,,.a ,.l,.s,,ro Of . visit from =
"''N '''e
party OF young folks from De'u'h yes'el gay
Among the Jolly crowd were c. 6. Miller.
Will Tqvlor Win Smith and Miss Ella
80, u.
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it was high time an example was
made of some one, as this thiering
of logs was getting TO be too com
mon. Mr.. PhiIbrook WAS brought
before Squire Brown on Tuesday,
but "a the compliments failed to
appear, their attorney, j. d. Ensign
Esq, had ,he case adjourned to
Saturday. Meantime Mr.. Phiibrook
thought he would try his hand at
the "cxample" business, too, so be
swore out warrant against IL. NJ
Peyton and William KimhaIl
charging them with stealing ana
converting TO their own use large
quantity of saw logs ESTIMATED al
l,000,0 goo feet more Or less) from
lands which they did no. own,
Sheriff Newton arrested them at
their mill and brought them before
Squire Brown, OH ednesdAy
They were defended by G. W.
Perry, and the complaint was dis
missed on the grounds, as we are
informed, that it did-Tnot give the
precise day on which the cutting
was done, and that the claim AZ
criminal enc was outIawed, more
than SIX years having elapsed since
the cutting. Thus matters stand 81
present. l. is aid that Mr. Phil
brook has sufficient proofs of tram
gresslons on the part of Graft and
Miller to cause their arrest anil
prosecution too. This prosecution
or persecution of Mr.. PhilbrooE, n
poor, Woodworking man, is univer-
sally condemned here, and is
characterized as q contemplate
piece OF business, inspired by ieal-
ously mainly because he sold a bill
of lumber to the town. He does
not deny that he sawed one small
log which came into his mill by
mistake, and all his employees bear
him out in that he had no Intention
of saving any logs not his own. 1t
is very common thing, and HIS
baen carried oil here for years,
for one mill TO saw the logs
OF another. The whole business Is
calculated to react with unpleasant
effect upon the heads Of those who
instituted the proceedings. People
generally seem to be glad that there
is prospect that the biters will get
pretty badly bitten, before the end,
in q fight which they themselves
commenced.
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The Northern Paci fie.

ST. PAUL, May l6.-Six hundred
teams and 1900 men commenced
work Friday on the Northern
Pacific extension, l72 miles west Of
Bismarck. The engineers estimated
that trains will be rnnning TO Glen
dive within six weeks. Grading
parties are scattered all along from
Glendive for 2 distance Of lao
miles, reaching beyond Miles City.
There IS no scarcity OF supplies as
reported. General Manager Hanpt
proceeded west Saturday night.
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st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
FAVORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Dulrth, TO St. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and ali eastern points,
Saltwater ana points on the st. Croix river.
CONNECTIONS:
AT ST. PAUL-With trains for the East,
South and Southwest.
AT WHITE BEAR-With trains for
Saltwater and the VI. g. St. l.. Ry. for Min
aeapolis.
AT WYONING-stage to Taylors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCn-Stage to Sunrise
City.
AT HARRls-stage to Cambridge and
Isanti County
AT RUSH CITY-Stage 20 Grantsburg
md the cranberry csuntry OF l3urnett county,
Wis
AT PINE CITY-Stage to Brunswick,
Kanabec county.
On and after Oct Slst, 1880, and until
inrther notice, passenger trains will be run
as follows.
lie, Duluth -------- $50 n. m
ar. st. Paul 600 D. m.
lie. st. Paul ------------ 49, 500 a. m.
Ar. Duluth -4:4o D. nj.
An EDDY. GEO. II. SMITH.
CT, AIT Gen Supt
2. 8 HARRIS. Manager Land Department
~
TT ~ TF T7S9 In tue best location in the
II sFs s4,Se West. Lands sold on long
Il 49, ~ aE'&- aA--& ~ time and at low prices.
Employment during the winter at good wages
guaranteed. For particulars send name and address
postal card
PHILIP s. KsRgIS,
1t. Paul. 81 Minnesota.
P. G. BOX 4o6.
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Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court,
DoUGLAs CoUSrr. IN Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the special
term Of the County Court to be held in and
for said County at t'e Court House in SUI
perior, in said County, on the Third Tuesday
the seventeenth, day of MAY 1881, at two
o'clock in the afternoon OF said day, the
following matters Will be heard and Goa
sj'!ered
The application Of John ]. iIoyt, of St.
Paul, il the State OF Minnesota, to admit TO
probate the last will and testament of George
Culver deceased. late OF Ramsey County in
said State, and for letters of hdmiaistration
with the will annexed to be issued 30 him
the said John +. Hoyt
BY order of the Court.
GEO. W. PERRY, County Judge.
Dated April 10, 1881.
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CONNEGTLOG.S :.

AT GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western md Wisconsin Central RAILWAYS 70,
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all point
North Fact nj d South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee.
Lake Shore & Western X, for S:..wauo and
appleton, Oshkosh, Nauitowoe, Sheboygsn
AVID Milwaukee.
At AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central L. Il. for Ashland, Ste.
ven 10 ut Portage aud Madison.
1T MERRIAM IN With Chicago st
Paul 4 hinneul oils and Otnahs Railssy for
Black River Falls, Eau Claire, st. Panl and
Minneapolis.
At W1NOHA with Chicago, milwaukee. l.
st. Panl Railway, for ST. Paul and Ninh.xp-
Oils, with Ninona d St. Pet.rEMilrcad, &c.
" \. w for Rochester, MARSHALL, Sioux
City. l"ukton, and points Wcat
At LA CKbSSk With Southern Minnesota
and c. g. u. & Il. Divisions N. 1T.
Paul E'y.
TIMOTHY CASE, R.ccrv,r.
AMI ceun Manager
MUNscN =. CASE, GEN rassr. As
G,V.u vi.
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M0tice

NOTICE IS Hereby GIVEN; That a
Special Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
SUPERIOR BOOM COMPANY will be held
on Monday the Tnirteth Day of May AID
1881, Il; Eleven O'clock am, at the Store Of
II ". Peyton 4 Co. in the Town of Superior,
Douglas County, Wisconsin, for the purpose
Of taking such notion in relation the to Sale
OF The boom ard Other personal property Of
said Cooperation, made by the Directors
thereof on the llth day OF April 1881, as to
such meeting shall seem just and proper.
April 30th i H. 1881.
Countefsigncd. WILLIAM KIHBALL,
Pres. Superior Boom Co
ASH DALEY,
Secretary pro TEN.
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100000 Acres

OF Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale by
the Land Department. Reduced rates Of
fare and freight 20 actual settlers.
Full information given upon application
to JAMES b. PowsH, Geu1 Agent, at Is
jackson street, ST. Paul, or 8raInerd, HiuG.
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This paper is Kept on ME in the Office of
l.. F. Beeth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
L North Western Railway, 40 Broadway,
Nsw York Civ. Our friends, when in New
York, are cordially invited to call in and read
1T aiy ttrn They viii ALWAYS be welcome
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I1STAN CES

From Green Bay TO New London, 50
miles; Grand Rapids, 90 m; MERRIAM
junction, l4S M; Arcadia, 1872; Winona
PA; La Crosse, 2S9; St. Paul, 2Sl
Minneapolis, 292
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COMFORTABLE SLEEPING CARS

-
Are run on night trains between Stevens Point Nil.
yankee and Chicago, and berths be secured ST
principal stations or by telegraph.
CONNECTIONS ARE MADE
AT MILWAUKEE-With Chicago Milwaukee 4 g.
Paul, and Western Union Railways, ia Union De,
pot, Reed Street.
AT FLYMOUTH-With shsboygsn s Pou du Lac
Railway for Sheboygan Pon du Lac
AT FOREST JUNCTION-Wi,h Milwaukee, Lake
Shore and estern Railway.
AT GREEN BAY-With Green Bay L Minnesota
Road, for New London C, North for
points North.
AZ AMHERST JUNCTIoS-With Green Bay
Minnesota Railway
AT JU NCTION CITY-With wisconsin Valley Rail-
way for Wausau.
AT PLOy Erwin G. e. 4 NJ Railway
AT POkTAGE-Wih Chicago Milwaukee aud ST.
Paul for Madison and the West
AT ASHLAND-With steamers for all Lake Superior
ports.
+, y. flNNY JAS. BARKER,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.
Milwaukee. Milwaukee.
c, 7. BUTTON a. CAMPBELL
Sup. Mi, z East Dtvr supt, scuth,n middle
3lIimanxee. Nortbrn Diys,
Point
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100 Al a F'E7 A IRIS
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GEO. IL. STARRING
Stone Mason, Brick Layer
AND -
FL - - a f. II K IA, i.

Offers his services 10 the people OF Superior
in building walls, chimneys, clustering
honses etc All work done With Skill and
on reasonable terms.
~ GIVE NE i Tral
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G0pmar LcCnos.e. 6.lsandp 6.1hut
Wam ST. Psnl. s~0s
7.tO,In Minneapolis : uSpm dp

F'V"'HI 'NIUheHFUIs Z Uofm up
Trains run on Chicago time (which ia 90
minutes faster than Winona time du,Iv
SUNDAYS excepted For time of night freight
and accommodation trains, see local time
table.
*Dinner
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21

THIS COMPANY offers for sale large cuount o;
7 n Nn excellent Farming and Timber
L&1AS ~. Land, on the line of lis Road cow
area with hea"y growth Of Pine, Hemlock. Oak
Maple, Beach and Elm, PAYMENTS easy,
CHAS. L. COLBY, Land Commissioner,
MILWAUKEE,. Wis,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
The Superior Times.

SUPERIOR. SATURDAY. NAY 81. 1881.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21
TICKETS

cut il you cannot The tickets desired cheeks
TD ST. Pa I'll and secure auy cket You want ieo;
10 extra expense AL trains from the NOrtt eud Nor
Tuis Line h IS printed a BEAUTIFUL ENGH ; 50 y
month and gear - will be SEM FIRE. OF IIiA Ri "
lndcrii.su who will also answer promptly any que
T. ". TE
I. 3. CLARKE, General Traffic Manaecr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21

Men are engaged in laying
plank on Quebec Pier.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-05-21

Over HE Line tbs Eat ani South sale =; all
The principal Railroad Stations in the Northwest.
'Our baggage nom ycnr stating uoiIt, then CONE
"f 1hic4g 81. i,"l, Nian-apo;is sud Omaha Line,
th-Wrst ran in'o ,ha sasu 'rfot Ms THIS Line.
"A LIN OAR for loSi, |hicH shows 5dty 4 IL, week
ill ny Of our % krt ia'iefs upon adtre-eifg the
stio's- ~ torat"- tire &c.
A8DALE, Ge"crai Agent, s. r&ul, rinn.