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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-08
Hayward Items.

HAYWARD, sept. 2S, 1881.
EDITOR CnRo>ICLE.--i ~il try and
give You few items from this place
business Is getting very good here again,
there has been some new discoveries OF
hlic" ;.houl one and i half miles above
II i'yW"rd on Iron creek, the di-tuterers
IRE doc iurscr>on, john ". Moody, T..
II stewart ana Lev iloIenbeck. ia
Il the first discovered, and Doctor
Irandal OF Ro kerliIe has purchased
an lntcre>t in this lode, and is stilI try
] ito b. out y coupe O. the boys. There
is .ho..rr location by AesSro. Iayior
ana hicln. lhe mica is of the tne-t
qdaiity Tor surface mica and is as good Il
qu.,IiF as tho Lost Donailgd of custer.
80 lar Il, l. known.
The Baltie trceK q. NJ Co. are getting
ready Tor thei' spring sluicing The
re at work on the ditch, cleaning and
enL"rging IT, and running Il tu, On
Nanh,ui hill, also making hydraulic
pipe. they are getting everything ready
to each tiic hrsi wafer la the spring and
then they VIA iurn out untold wealth.
Judge Willis IL runniug string Of
siul,es Oh his Grouud be ow HAYWARD,
and iron ali accounts lie is doing pretty
"eii, anu II makes hini as smiling, and
a. happy as a ouli llo"er
D,Nii VI hen lie, the leading grocer
oi hayward, la doing Il thriving business
IN his Lac, also in The boot and shoe
me. IL Keeps him pretty busy to get
hls goods IN as laot as he wants them TO
ruppiy ms customers, but then good
heart and good will always succeeds.
Mr. Stra,rr, the saloon man Of
Hayward, l. doing good business at
me present tInc.
Mr iiulenbe,l. the leading hotel man
oi Hayward, Is doing "a good business in
his line OF feeding the hungry and he is
az pheasant and happy as man could
be.
Mr. Johnson, an old resident of Gus
ter has been quite iii for the past week
tut Is getting better now. AT the clos
IN. OF this letter We are having heavy
rain storm.
Yours &c,
I)y
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mental barrier bctn cen the sexes. 1t is
an cXcu.c for the physical repoSe which
j., The hes. condition for talking; it
hrightens the mind and quickens the
ideas; it fills up Ill the pauses when no
one has ANYTHING 10 say. You have
your smokc-rineS 20 watch instead OF
gazing at v"ur neichhor's arr. Indeed,
there are 40 many charms about it that
there is small wonder clever men and
women are fond Of this little magic SYM
Eol Of good conradeship, the cigarette
I'm all probability "thc higher educa
ion Of women" viii bring ahont one
thought of Gir'-cr dnateS. oycfworkcd
and cramncI Nill take 10 ;he soldrC Of
sm,kiu.. Th" women who are pushing
their wa ihto III" professions viii dis
cover the need III II. When women be.
gin I" work lhct will smoke al.o trad
ally the cigarette will hc entirely as,oci-
atcd With the biucsto'king instead of
The Anon, ma and her imi'ators. 1t Will
be useless 70 protest or condemn. The
n-c Of tobacco WAS prohibited IN Russia
the L lont threatened for the first
oGcnr. death for the %eccnd, vet Rus
sian ladies' are the greatest ot smokers.
Pope i'rban II VIII issued II bull against
1t our Eiug Jane fought vigorously
against il, Introduction here. IN the
east he priests and Sultaus declared
smoking iu be sin against their holy
religion. and vet the Turk Is seldom
seen without pipe Even the edict Of
society viii not alarm the new genera
zion of clever women. The actress
smokes ia her drcseing-room because
she IL exhausted the authors, the AIT
nov who can paint will smoke in their
studies COR the same reason. When
sensible men 90 10 see them they VIII
light up together and have a so"iab!c
talk Let u> coasOlc ourselves with tic
fit that a pretty woman who smoke
she likes il looks well. Doubtless there
will come day when Worth will al
WAYS add 10 his dresses Il dainty little
tobacco pouch or cigarette pocket. And
We may be sure when fashion has once
CIT word t. say in lis favor smoking
Wiil no longer be improper.
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Arthur and Star Routes.

Washington, Oct. l.-fhe tar rpu;c
ring is dcmoralzcd. They feel that
lightning Is about 10 strike thCm. but
don't Know how or where it will hit.
Postmaster General James and McNe. g,
have evidence enough they are satisfied,
to convict the ring and there iS TO he no
delay III the prosecution. James. Me-
Ncugh aud others engaged i'm the prose
and they make no secret of the fact.
They do not charge that Corkhill has
been influenced by any money consider
alton to favor the star route ring, but
nelieve social and personal relations, to
say the least, Influence him.
The prompt and determined stand Of
prosecution demorilized and dsmaypd
the ring leaders, who had kept the wck
ones silent by assuring them if Arthur
became president the whole matter
would be Immediately quashed. As
soon as it was proper after the death Of
Garfield. James and McVcagh had an
interview with the president about the
star route matter. The president had
already declared for the time being to
accept no designations from the cabinet,
and had requested them to continue in
the discharge of their duiie. Just rs they
would have done had tiai field survived.
! Arthur assured James and McNcagh
! there must be no mistake about his pur-
( pose toward those who have been guilty
of fraud towards the government. Ii
there has been star route ring and the
government has been defrauded he
wanted the guilty parties punished
Mr.. James informed the president he
was satisfied of frauds, and if he was tC
remain even temporarily at the head o
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The Penalty.

New York. OCT. 3.-rimcS Columbus
special says; SHOULD Arthur show a dis
no..tion t. We advised or Ici hv Cunk
ling, $500 Ohio rcpub!i An will say
AWAY from the polls on election day
The democratic ;ickc: viii be elected hy
a vote larger than hat o. Bishop ia ~
! he legislature will toe under democrats
IL control, and the democrats viii, gain
lby new listricting: ten mex repre-. enta.
ives III congress.
Tribune: Adopting the present csti
mates in New York and Brookl lyn OF 3ii
delegates elected or assured bv tn,
primaries. the Gariic'd Republicans have
l94 and tie onkling republicans ll6
with the remainder ia doubt or contest.
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Sorghum Syrup.

A. 5. Way, II rdnchman living near
Battle river. Custer county, has prodnc-
ed 900 gallons of sorghum ,yrup from
ten acres OF cane. Mr.. Way VAS in town
Yesterday selling the syrup readily, at a
dollar gallon. The flavor is as fine as
the best maple ever bolIed down i'm old
Vermont. The result Of the experiment
IN Raising the ten acres OF cane has prov.
cd so successin, that next year Mr. Way
will 20 into the business on an extcn. !.
sive scale, and to that end has ordered =
quantity OF crushing machinery from
st. Louis Pioneer. lst.
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County Commissioners Proceedings


CUSTER CRY, CUSTER Co., ID. /. }
Oct. ), 1881.
Board met at 3 O'Clock p. III. pursuant
to adjournment.
Present, {. G. Crary, &. II. Clark
and l.. H. Flynn, county clerk.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap
proved
Board proceeded to appoint judges Of
election for the annual election 10 be
held in Custer comfy, on the Sth day of
November. 1881 The following judges
were appointed:
For Custer precinct, +. 4. Towrer, II.
G. BultcrGcld, and :. NJ. Booth Poll
next door to the telegraph o.lice.
For Hayward prccinrt B. Willis, s.
iIazcItlne. r. c. >cirth. Pol! at the
house of +. &. s;cirth.
For Battle River precinct; IL. y.
Walker, Oscar Klein, Joseph Dunton.
Pol Il. the house Of H. y. Walker.
For Buffalo zap precinct: A. D. Bond
T.. +. CEilson, John Dennis. Poll 1t
hollands house.
For ki,ville precinct A. Wilcox, d.
W. Church JAS. Brodic. Poll at the
Pc obScnt nil
For junction precinct: Rnfus Cable, A.
I. Feay. Vim. y. Odds. Poll at the
house of Wm. Olds.
For Cheyenne River precinct f. O.
Barton. Chas. King ii. ii. Player. Poll
at rlayrrs ranch.
License bond Of J X. Daley to sell
iiquor 1t Junciipa City. Approved.
Quarterly report OF j. Nj. Lewis,
Ju.tige of thc Peace, Custer precinct,
read aud approved.
Quarter y report Of ID. Mcclure, JUS
tice o: the Peace, Junction precinct read
and approved.
Di!l ofC. f. Peters, for wood furnish
eI county commissioners Office, allowed
Sl2Oo.
Bill OF Cameron, Amberg & Co. for
books furnished. allowed :iSi,J0.
Bill Of ameron, Amber: & Co, for
poll books, allowed S24.35.
Ri. of l.. III. Flynn, express agent, for
express on books from Chicago, allowed
$3.50.
Bill Of f.. H. Flynn, kilograms on
county survey, allowed $500.
Bill OF T.. II Flynn, county clerk in
September. allowed 5000.
Bill Of j. +. Shaier, for plow furnisl ed
county, for road purposes, allowed
5000.
'rary < Johnson, contractors on court
house and jill, were allowed 81 200, and
the county clerk instructed 10 draw
warrant for the amount.
Board adjourned until o a. m, Oct
! II, 1881.
Attest: G. G. CRARY, Chairman.
H. Ii. FLYNN, County Clerk.
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Shall Won,n Smoke.

1t has remained for the london World
to advance an argument recommending
that women become .diicted 10 bad
habit. Here il j.,
Oddly enough, when we consider
how improper a cigarette is supposed to
be when a woman smokes it, the men
who like fast women are not the ones
who like lady-smokcrs Those who do
are the artists, authors, the men Of
mind who are not fascinated by almond
shaped eyes, "A small waist and an alb
scnce of virtue, but who like "a woman
who can understand them, and who has
conversational powers Of her own. They
obtain from an intelligent woman "A
delicate and charming appreciation
they often discover i'm her wonderful
suggestivcness. Society does not give
men and women much opportunity for
any real interchange of ideas and tn,
men who like clever woman are Otter
delighted when they find out that she
smokes. 1t is remarkable how little
tobacco-putlins will break down the
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HAsEEoDT's HoTEL--C. A. HAsERoDT, PRO.
PRItTOR.
J. j. Rockford, Hot Spring; C. A.
Pecknpau2h, junction; ". q. Hobbs,
Rockford jeff McDermott, l.. G. Oker-
land, John ireber, Chas. Borcher, l.. y.
Van IIusen, De.dwood Rufus Cable,
w. }. Cloudy, Junction; A. A. Ander-
son, Chas. Holmes, Peter Ostrom, Chas.
Wo-,rom, August Wostrom, Four Mile !;
John Fortune, Myron tialstead, Central;
ID. Carrigan and wife, Sidney; +. r..
Sheppard, j. l.. Thousend, Rockford, o.
ID. Barnhart and wife, Rapid.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL GRANT & HEALKY
PROPRfETORs.
{. w. Shankland, John +. Howell,
j. \. Castor, Deadwood; A. Bos.rum,
Four Mile; Vim. Wickham, John Low
any, kockerville A. ID. barnhart, Dr. j.
IL. Ri kert, &. l.. Jensen, Rapid; Chas.
Nelson. Junction; Geo. Palmer. Hay
ward Frank V. Turner. Rossville.
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DIAMOND.

Pioneer, >: superintendent Chadwick,
OF the Lsirella del Norte, was brutal,y
asS;,ited hy Thomas Mi.roy, an employe.
IN his room at the Sherman house.
Rockcrrll!c, sunday. Nilroy has a
claim against the company which Mr..
thadwirk refused to pay. during the alb
scncc OF Judge Mcguire, whereupon he
Vas ret Hpon by Miroy. armed with Il
miners candlc-Sticii, with which he at
tempted to stab Mr.. Chadwick. Mr..
Sherman, drawn to the room by the
noise, separated the men, and doubtless
saved Mr.. Chadwick's lite. Miroy was
arrested and taken before Justice Nc
Curdy, by whom he was committed to
jail lii default Of 500 bail, to await the
action of the grand jury. While max
ing the assault Milroy remarked that
Garfield was killed for less provocation
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NQfica

Is hereby given that on the eecond
Tuesday, the Sth day of November, 1881
next, at the various precincts, i'm the
county O! Custer, an election is to be
held for one County Commissioner for
Custer District one County Surveyor
one Coroner; one Justice of the Peace
for Hayward precinct; one Constable
for Hayward precinct which election
viii be opened a. . o'clock a. m, and
will continue open until o'clock p. m.
oi The same day.
Dated this 9th day Of October A. D.,
1881.
l.. II. Hymn,
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At Connect Biuii, on the 26th ult. there
VAS an cXp!o-ion Of Il car load of drna-
mite ut the Rock lelard roundhou,c.
The car VAS standing on the track of thc
Rock Island road 1t tore ii hoe in the
ground tacnty feet deep and fifty fee;
,cross Fifty loaded freight ears were
destroyed with their contents. 40 lives
were lost, bnt a man and child we're
seriously injured. The Uuipa Pacific
company refused To- piSs the car over
the bridge on Saturday The r,uud
hon j. Il total wreck
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skipped on ye ter lays sidney coach.
The fact that hi II me did not appear
on the stage regi r: and that he prom
lSyd to meet numerous parties yesterday
az vrnoon. creates the impression that
h- clandestine departure Was arranged
to cheat numcrots creditors HE house
ahd lot Oh Wi.,iam street, which he pre-
tended to own was soid ut mortgage sale
several months ago
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Notice.

All holders Of custer County scrip
certificates from Numbers to l63 in
elusive, will present them to County
Clerk at his office Custer City, ID. T.,
and exchang same for Custer County
bonds, as per act of Fourteeth Legisla-
ture of Dakota, and by virtue Of election
held in Custer County. April 10Th, A. ID.
1881 Il majority Of legal voters having
voted $4,000 i'm bonds to fund indebted
ness. Bonds will be issued in lieu OF
scrip in denomination OF not less than
One Hundred Dollars.
G. G. CRARy, Chairman.
Fl. IL. FLYNN. County Clerk
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II j. expected thai th" "icii nf wheat
on The Dlir, ,mple famolS "Wn".u patch. ?
in Dakota this year viii be- 603,oD0
ages q an acre, or 92i0,Oo1. The wheat
Is sold ut an average price %! III per
bn@hel, therefore the prpii Of SIR. U.l-
said to be Il poor year, viii br the differ
cncc between >2lo,0Oo and :5ou,UOU. or
The tri!le of S3n,ODJ; more ;hal 200 per
cent. on the entire investment.
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Noice.

A meeting Of the Republican Central
committee is called for Tuesday evening
Oct. llth.
BY order Of the Chairman,
w. X. CURRAN.
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" ALTER :. Cor.
Justice.

Among the prominent men who ac-
rompanicd the late presidents body
from Washington t. Cleveland were
Generals Hancock, Sherman, sheridan.
AMI eX-prceident Hayes, and none Of
them attracted more attention than Inc
first NAMED general 4 New York
W"rld'S special SAYS: 80 marked was
this feeling Ihat despite &c. cral liam
cocks wei!-knoWn prejudice against
anything tiat Nmacks OF display, he WAS
forced al two places - go ont on the
platform of the car 20 shake hands with
his admirers General Sherman anG
"Iiiilc PHI Sheridan were also u;iirkIy
recognized. Bnt here is where the
lareh comes in. II-Prc,idcnt Hayes
qnitcS escaped attention a. he got of the
cai's, except from careful ecntr,, who
disturbed him ~ hc stepped back for "A
moment on ,he grass and warned him
that it was ag;,in>i thp rlc, to sep oil
The plat form al ,htt p,iut
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

T.. II. Hymn,
ounty Clerk.
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STATE OF WISCOSIN, J IN CO

STATE OF WISCOSIN, ! In County
COUNTY OF DoUGLAs,} Court.
In he matter Of The Estate Of George Culeer
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
and in pursuance of an order of licence
made in said matter by the County Court Of
Douglas County on the 18th day of August
AID, 1881, the undersigned administrator
will on the 9th day of September 1881 at
ten o'clock am. at the front door of the
Court House in the town of Superior in said
Douglas County offer for sale at public
auction, the following described land,
situated in the County of Douglas to wit:
Undivided y ofs15 ofsv14. and nndivided15 of "a
Township IS, Of Range IL The Undivided Z of n1%
OF nwi4 OF nW14 and OF se of nwl4 of nwl 4, and of
M ofsw15 of nwl4 Of NV 4 eff section s. in Towns
ship 49, OF Range Il.
Undivided Is of all and singular the following
described lots and blocks i'll Superior according to
the record plat there namely lot 499 on West list
street, Lot 2l7 East 2ud street. Lots 507 53l Oh
East 2nd street, Lots 3D. 81, on West Filth street,
Lot III on West 9TH street, Lot 1914 West Sth
street, Lots 2S3, ISL on West 9th street Lot 223
west 10th street. Lot 2ll River Street Lots IL 81
on West Huron Street, Lots g. II, Is, East
Michigan street Eots IS, 49, East st Clair street
VIZ OF Block 50 on East LIST street, VIZ of Block 43
en- East 4th street, W OF Bock49, East 18th st.
e2 of Block IS east 9th street, e5 of Block 80 on
East 18th street, VIZ OF Block 80 East 18th street,
va Of Block al East 18th street, W y of Block 81
on Water street, undivided y of nel of Block 90 on
West 1lth street, sw14 of Block 80 on West 18th
street.
Lots 1927, 1929, 1921 on Baltic street Lots 1l1s,
lll7, on Caspian street, Lots 1902 1896 Seneca
street, Los 1913 on Pepin rect in Barnes addition
to superior all the foregoing property being situated
in Douglas County, Slate of Wisconsin.
Dated August 30, 1881
JOHN Z. H0YT,
Administrator de bonss non.
The foregoing sale is adjourned to the
same place and hour, Oct. llth 1881.
John f. HoYT.
Dated Sept 9th, 1881. administrator
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Sunday.
II. Garriety went down to St.
Paul this week.
John Gouge now carries the
mail between here and Duluth.
u. Gouge is building sub
stantfal addition to his residence.
The Northern Pacific depot
and tank house are beginning to
loom up.
-Lumbermen are beginning to
get things in readiness for their
winter logging.
August Zachau shipped some
ten tons of ice to Duluth this week
to Cooley & LaVaque.
The Nellie Cotton this week
brought down a large scow load OF
lumber for the new depot.
E. Hotter has put up number
Of new shelves in his grocery store
"a sign of increasing prosperity.
james Collier has begun to lay
the foundation for his new house on
Third street near the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. S. A. Dix, of Boston, was
looking around the city Monday
with a view of starting private
boarding house.
The lake boats expect to make
several more trips this fall as the
Sault Ste. Marie canal viii not be
closed until tie ice forms.
The Nemadji Boom Company
Is building new boom about two
miles up the Nemadji, Palmer's
pile driver doing the work
Geo. L. Brooks is having his
farm ploughed and expects to raise
enough wheat next year to warrant
the building of an elevator there.
VIM. Abby, the fireman who
was so severely scalded in the mill
accident at Rice's Point, is i'm
proving rapidly and considered out
OF danger.
WANTED. "A boy to do chores
IN a boarding house, the highest
wages will be paid. Apply at this
office or to John Walker, Second
street, Superior.
James Snyder having heard
that all the large property owners
were putting their property in the
market, this week sold two lots,one
on Third and one on Fifth street.
james Hodgins, middle aged
man working on the Air Line road,
had his skull fractured by falling
tree and was brought into town
Saturday. Though he lies in very
dangerous condition DR.. Gauvreau
hopes to carry him safely throu gh.
MFR. and Mrs. James Ready
were in town Tuesday. They will
remain in Duluth this winter and
then move to Moorhead, where they
have lately purchased fine resid-
ence.
L. F. Wheelock is greatly i'm
proving the appearance othis resid-
ence by having it newly painted.
James Bardon's office having been
subjected to similar process looks
neat.
Jake Leidel's livery stable
promises TO be quite structure
and the work on it is being rushed
rs fast as men and money can do
It. 1t was started Tuesday morn
ing and the frame was up by even
ing
We have. received from II. Ii.
Warner & Co, of Rochester, n. Y,
3 handsome colored Autograph OF
the late "Pre sident Garfield an d
Cabinet" 1t is fine picture and
enc which every one will want to
zee and possess.
The rainy season has passed
and given place to delightful In
dian summer weather. This is q
blessing in every respect, twice
the amount of work being &C.
eomplished in day and better
heling prevails all around.
LOST OR SToLEN.-A W altman
silver, stem winding watch No.
fo34425, with gold chain attached.
el0.Oo reward will be given TO any
person leaving the same st this
o{Haa
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Powell i Burbank East Erie ST.
Paul Rankin heirs West lst ST. Is
A I Spencer River street 81
Chas Souue West LIST street Q
/ n W Shaw DO ~
I j Smdthcrs West 10Th st. east 15tl
NJ P Shelby West 9th street 80
do Oswego Pier z
Vi SetZ,r East 2hd street
James Stinson West 7th street IL
" IN Talbot West 2ud street %
W Thonarson do Is
Ink uDWn Jn md IN 90
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CONNECTIONS:
At GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western and Wisconsin Central Railways for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and for all point
North, East and South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore Western Ry for Shawano and
appleton, Oshkosh, Manitowoc, She5oygan
and Milwaukee.
At AMHERST in. and PLOVER with
Wisconsin Central r. K. for Ashland, Ste
yens Pc Mt, Portage and Madison.
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
and Cen'l Manager
MUNsoN T. CASE, Gen. Pass'r. hgt.
G.tsn Bay Vie
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18th DAY OF MAY 1882,

they will be conveyed to the respective pure
assignees ccording TO law. The amount OF
texes, intere-t and charges calculated to the last
day of redemption is set opposite to each piece
respectively
GEO F. HoLCOMB, County Clerk
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st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
FAVORlTE ROUTE BETWEEN TIE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Duluth, to St. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and all eastern points,
Saltwater and points on the st. Croix river.
CONNECTIONS:
ATST. PAUL-With trains for the East,
South and Southwest
AT WHITE BEAR-With trains for
Saltwater and the n. & ST. L. Ry for Min
neapolis.
AT WYOMING-stage to Taylors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
City.
AT HARRls-stage to Cambridge and
Isanti County.
AT RUSH CITY-Stage TO Grantsburg
and the cranberry country OF 0urnett county,
Wis.
AT PINE CITY-Stage to Brunswick,
kanabec county.
On and after Oct. 3lst, 1880, and until
tnrther notice, passenger trains will be run
as follows.
lie, buiuth--------- --->---- 9:dO a. M
Ar St. Paul 500 p. m
lie. Of. faul --- ---- 500 4. IN.
A. NJ EDDY. GRO. II. SMITH,
Ct, Agt Gen Supt.
P. 8. HARRIS. Manager Land Department
HOM TG We the G fan lGes sea !" 6 5hs
AH ~ s@s~H &~AN time and at low prices.
Employment during the winter at good wages
guaranteed For particulars send name and address
on postal card to
PHILIP S. HARRIS,
st. Paul. Minnesota.
P. o. Box 4O6.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-10-29
SUPERIOR,

5 D Anderson West 10th street
Thomas Branch West Dad st. undIS
Richard Bardon West LIST street
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-10-29
Notice of the Redemption OF Lands
Sold for Taxes May 18th 1879.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, County OF DOUGLAS. !
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK. I
Superior, August 18th, 1851.

The following pieces Of land having been sold by
the County Treasurer of the County OF Douglas on
the 18th day of May 1870 for the interest and
charges for the year 1878 Therefore Notice is here
by given, that unless said lands redeemed flom
said SaIa or hsfn ha