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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-04

From ST. PAUL TO GLASGOW. -
\ contract has Jus; been closed for
an experimental shipment OF 3d.
900 bushels of spring wheat from
St. Paul 10 Glasgow, Scotland, by
barges to New Orleans, thence by
steamer. The barges to receive
the grain will leave ST. Louis for
St. Paul May 2Slh. If this ship
ment proves successful Others will
follow amounting perhaps 10 million
bushels. rhe rate ftr This first
shipment is csc per bushel. Nego-
tiatlons for this shipment were
made through the st. Louis, New
Orleans and European Dispatch
company, and through bill. of lad.
ing will be given by them.
Another notable fact that haa
just TRANSFERRED is that q large lot OF
sacked -four has just been shipped
from st. Louis to Liverpool, via the
river to New Orleans, at the ex-
treme!v low rate Of SOC per 100
OF course this is not the regular
, rate but it shows what can be done
when there is surplus tonnage at
New Orleans.
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CONNECTIONS .

At GREEN BAY with Chicago Nov,
western and Wisconsin Central Railway f.,
Milwaukee and Chicago. aud for all poip,
North, East and South.
At NEW LONDON, with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Wes' ern R'y for Shawano and
appleton, Oshkosh, Mani;owoe, sL.boygsn
and Milwaukee.
At AMHERST in. and FLOWER with
Wisconsin Central r. +. for Ashland, Ste
vent Pc ut Portage and Madison
At MERRlLLAN in with Chicago, 81.
Paul & Minneapolis and Olnahs RAILWAY far
Black River Falls, Fan Claire, St Paul ant
Minneapolis.
At WIN0SA with Chicago, Milwaukee /
~. Paul RAILWAY, for ST. Paul and Nnnsap.
oils, with Winonu 4 St. PctrrRailreud &c.
& \. VI for Rochester, HarshaH, sicIx
City. fsnkt"n, and points West.
At LA crosse with Southern Ninnesot E
and G. c. b. 81. Divisions c. II. / e..
Paul KY.
TIMOTHY CASE, g-esis-r.
An csSl kfaE.gs.
EUHsOa T. CASE, seu. Pest AS
G,een Sav H1s
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-04
DIST NCE9

From Green Bay to New London. so
miles; Grand Rapids, SO IN; MERRIAM
junction, 14s m; Arcadia, 1872: Wiropa
2l4; La Crosse, 23s; st. Paw, 2sI
Minneapolis, 292.
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NEGOTIATIONS have been progress
sing for some time between Com
pany organized for that purpose
and Mrs. Janette S. Herrick, for
the transfer Of the whole Of the
John F. Smith property, including
the immense ore mine blast furnace,
Touring and saw mills, store and
about $4,000 worth of personal
property at Ironton in this county,
and a tract of land embracing
nearly $500 acres adjoining the
same. The sale has now been ac-
compIished, and the new Company,
of winch Hon. D. M. Sabin of
Saltwater, MINI, is principal, has
taken possession, with 5. BrownPll,
formerly Of the Lake Superior Iron
Region, 40 General Manager
| Barboo Republic.
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SUPERIOR. SATURDAY. JUNE 4. 1881.

This paper is kept on ME in the office OF
L. F. Booth, General Eastern Agent, Chicago
& North Western Railway, 4l5 Broadway,
New York City. Our friends, when il New
York, are cordially invited to cal! in and read
I at auy time. They will ALWAYS be welcome.
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Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court,
DoUGLAs CoUNrr. In Probate.
NOTICE ia hereby given that at the special
term of the County Court to be held i'll and
tor ssid County at the Court House in Su-
perior in said County, on the Third Tuesday
the seventeenth day of Nav 1881, at two
o'clock in the afternoon of said dav, the
following matters Will be heard and cor
sjdered
The application of John F. Hoyt, of St.
Paul, in 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 administration
with the will annexed to be issued to him
the said John f. Hoyt.
Bv order of the Court.
GEO. w. PERRY, County Judge.
Dated April 10, 1881.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That a
Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the
SUPERIOR BOOM COMPANY will be held
on Mondav the Tnitieth Day Of May AID
1881, a. Eleven O'Clock m, at the Store Of
H. NJ. Pcyton 4 Co. in the Town of Superior,
Douglas County, Wisconsin, for the purpose
Of taking such action in relation the to SAh
Of the bccm and other personal property OF
said Corporation, made by the directors
thereof on the Ith day of April 1881, as to
such meeting shall seem just and proper
April S0th 4. b. 1881.
Countersigned. WILLIAM KIMBALL,
PREF Superior Boom Co
ASI DALEY,
Secretary pro TEN.
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The ST. Croix Republican
says: "a party of ten surveyors
are now looking out q favorable
route for railroad to Chandler, on
the North Wisconsin. The road
will strike the North Wisconsin at
or near the junction stake where
the land grant splits, the western
arm Of which extends to Superior
City, at the west end OF Lake SUI
perior'"
The Chicago, st. Paul, AMI
Omaha company have arranged for
six new Pullman sleepers, to cost
$8O,8oO, three of which are 70 he
placed on the division between ST.
Paul and Chicago, and the other
three between ST. Paul and Omaha.
They are elegant cars, flushed and
furnished in the latest and most
complete style.
Misery loves company. Just
listen to Mears, of the Ontonagon
Miner, trying to entrap the TN sary,
No one with duster or a fan need
apply: "Here we are near the first
Of June and lots of ice in Tie lake
yet, as far as the eye can see both
east and wost. 10, all ye dwelIers
in the south that love ice water,
come we and drink, without money
and without price"
Why go to Duluth for Hard
ware when you can save time aud
money by purchasing at home ? j.
Fred. Blschotf's stock includes
Heavy and Shelf Hard ware, Stoves
and Tinware. Farming Implements,
&c. &c. Eve troughing a speciality.
His wire gauze is just the thing to
keep out the mosquitoes. Selling
at prices which defy competition,
lie respectfully soliclts the patron
age Of the public.
John Osagie yesterday found
a large trunk about a quarter of
mile from the entry on the Wis
consin side. 1t contained con-
siderable quantity of ladies' cloth
ing, q clock, looking-gIass, bible, 6
cents in currency and several mems
shirts. The trunk is covered with
zinc, iron bound. The only clue 10
its owner is pass book, found
among the other articles, inscribed
"Robert Kennedy in account with
Graft, Little & Co." The last en-
try being made Nov. 25th, 1880.
Where the trunk came from seems
a mystery now but few inquiries
may clear The matter up.
The county board met this
week and some good work was &C
compIished. Settlements were
made with Mess. James Stinson and
IL. S. Walbridga and the J. ID.
Bright estate, in regard TO their de-
linqueDt taxes, by which Douglas
county received over $4 900 In cash
sud the railroad company secure d
The deeds of enc third of their prop.
critics. Douglas county is now II
better condition financially than
any time during The past twelve
years, county orders are Al pr, and
everyone is glad. The present
county board deserves \ good deal
of credit for their sensible and
business-llke action IN these mat
ters.
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! u0pmai LcGroese. &. lknmdp 6I6.m5,
& 6Oam ST. PAM. sos
TEp,n iNIipn,,,cI.l =

6OarI ST. Paul. sos
200 m Minneapolis o5pra DIP
Trains run on Chicago time (which u 60
minutes faster than lYinona tjnel daily
SUNDAYS excepted For time of night freirhi
and accommodation traiAs, SEQ local time
table.
*Dinner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-04

"a ryseA week. SIP day at home easily mad :.
Augusta Maine.
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100000 Acres

OF Minnesota and Dakota Lands for sale by
the Land Department Reduced rates of
fare and freight to actual settlers.
Full information given upon application
to JAMES b. Power, Gen'l Agent, At As
Jack son street, st. Paul or BraInerd, MIMI.
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DAKOTA Div SION.


Meals. s Daily kept SATURDAY.. +67ily
except Monday. Daily except Susdav.
Trains con&ec. ~ s.. FaIi ana Mime
apol,s wiih trains East and South; a. st.
Elou vii. trains for M-ro'e aui the Sank
yaIleY 1T Braincr! with trains IN and from
Duluth and 70 -nl from the West and South.
Connections with st. Paul & Duluth r. R.
tr"ins ut \. 7. Junction st. Paul N. 4 81
Railroad trains At Glyndon for st. Vincent
Winnipeg. and the British Possessions at
Bismarck with stages for Standn., Rock
Fort Rec, Berthold Fort Kaough, and other
points in Montana; aiao with the NV. Stage
and Express Cos line to Dealwood City ami
all points in the Black Hills and with Mis-
souri, and Yellowstone River Steamer fo7
Fort Benton, Fort Keogh and intermediate
points in Dakota and Montana and at
Duluth with first class steamers for Colling-
wood, Sarnia, Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Chicago and intermediate points.
April 25th. 1880 II, z. SARGENT,
Gen'l Manager. st. Paul
c. G. SANBORN, H. 4. TOWNE,
Genn Frt. & Ticket ACT. Superintendent
43 Jackson ST., S.. Paul. Brainerd.
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LOCAL A-F'F AIRS.
Duluth talks Of new $4,000

If All the saloons are started
that are talked of, VIC will 90 live
ly community.
Alvin Lord wIll move into the
Edwards house and Fit it up TO &C
commodate few boarders.
The fires in the woods are do
ing considerable damage TO the
timber in the vicinity of Bayfield,.
"A party of about a dozen men
h ave gone out to the Vermiion
region on pre-empting expedition.
The grass is growing luxuri-
an,ly and it will not be any length
before you will have TO make your
hay.
An old settler now residing in
q distant state says the TINES is as
good as letter every week from
Superior.
d. L. Siinclfield is no longer
connected with the Bayfield, Press.
1t is not yet announced who his
successor will be.
--Thirty-two thousand dollars
are psil every month to the men
employed in the Northern Pacific
machine shops at Brainerd.
Under the Influence of the
Northern Pacific building, Superior
City is again picking up, and will
soon be lively town.! Ashland
Prsss.
Stockton is the name of new
station established on the Wiscon-
Sin Central Railway at point about
FIVE and half miles from Stevens
Point.
IS. Wakelln was in town Friday
and speaks of his connection with
a saloon and boarding house here
as one ofthe possibilities of the near
future.
The County Board yesterday
agreed to grant liquor licenses to
those who could furnish the neces-
sary bonds. The license is placed
at $3.50.
Judge Barron's friends viii be
glad TO learn that he has recovered
from his late severe illness, which
st one time was thought would
prove fatal.
u. D. Howard Las sold his
house on Second Street to DIR.
James Johns, of L'Anse, Michigan,
who will III a short time transform
1t into clearinghouse.
Wisconsin, Central common
stock advanced from tbir;y-one to
thirty eight and half in New York
on the Goth. 1t is being bougn- up
by English spectators.
The City of Duluth is expected
hourly with the railroad contractors
outfit and supplies. 1t is q cruel
joke to employ the Getty OF Du-
luth" in . work of that kind.
On Tuesday John Schoenber-
ger and Will Sargent put q crew OF
men 1T work clearing the channel
OF tho Nomadji River, in order to
allow their ties to float down.
The season for kite flying has
arrived and paper, tw inc, pocket
knives and paste are the bright pos
sessions by which the juvenile
counts his accumulated wealth.
DIR. Cadieux, who has been
lccturing on temperance in Minnie
sofa tor some months, will lecture
in Duluth on Sunday and Monday
evenings at the Methodist church.
Soundings of the bay were
taken this " eek. The shallowest
water in The channel was found to
be II feet and inchee, deep
enough for all ordinary water craft.
We thought we were IN Eng
land you know, this week owing to
the dense fog making the place SO
much like London. But now Old
Sol has dispelled the illusion and
what was hidden is again made
visible.
We hear that Denis Dean
started from Ashtubula on the 3lst.
nit. with a full stock of hardware,
and will occupy the Garriety store
until his own building, which Is
being repaired, is made ready for
occupancy.
Cash $500 will buy lot 3l2 on
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-04
st. Paul & Duluth
Railroad.
FAVORITE ROUTE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST AND EAST.

Direct route from Duluth, to St. Paul
ports on Lake Superior and all 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 u. g. St. L. Ry. for Min
neapolis.
AT WYOMIEG-stage to Taylors Falls.
AT NORTH BRANCH-Stage to Sunrise
'itv.
AT HARRls-stage to Cambridge and
tsanti County.
AT RUSH ClTY-Stage TO Grantsbui g
nd the cranberry country OF burnett county
Wis.
AT PINE CIrY-Stage to Brunswick,
kanabec county.
On and after Oct 3lst, 1880, and until
nrther notice, passenger trains will be run
IS follows
lie. Duluth ---- $50 a. m
lie. st. Paul ---- 500 A. M.
A. EDDY. GEO. Ii. SMITH.
GTA.t Zen supt.
P. 8. HARRIS. Manager Land Department
Tv %r TNC In tie iesi location in the
p sEs IN West Lands sid on long
Employment during the winter ct good wages
guaranteed. For particulars send name and address
, o postal card 10
PHILIP s. HARRIS,
st. Paul. Minnesota.
P. O. 2oS 400.
, 1881-05-10

tho safoty.vntvo al,out tho tIno tho horse
crs'ase tho trnok. Tho enfoty yh!vc opened ut
1ln pounds. To make tho pap ~ described ny
PREVIOUS wftnnsaca would be npcnetl nt ls8
i,otl.ltls, md TINT A ot 20 u1 Thu pilot Of tho
NnRlno WIS ak or plyht fsot west Ut tho crossing
Of lilo sidewalk. There sna no 0ne III the oMl Uf
tin rsKtno when to Rcpltant occurred. After
tho neGilont witness l0oked at tho NAuRc and
fuln} It Mt 10 ponnds.
talwar,1 lotesrh, Truman Of tho enElnc. was in
4 restaurant. and snw tho h0rso froti, wlntfbw.
Tho h9rso Wns II llttp tleAlish. TllU sltstMiico
frt''n tho rtlntnc ti tho cruising wns twonty. tutir
Iauts. Ito ,ihl mt fun Tho Geitacnt. Tle stUalu
wa nbutlt 10l pounds trosArt.
ThG tAKHnn 1T Commercial 1SGfnte+ tho
hrhkGrtlt1, A cutltluotur wtre Hsu sst,rIis ami
tnolr testimony waA substantially tho sdrle NJ
tint Of tho envlltt.nr. ~
lto j,lty tl,etl re.'rc'l and rotarncd tho fol-
That, Cal. ,iatnrs u. tlowen can,o to his death
on tho 1st tiny " siAy, 4. u. lHs!, Ut tho South
Ciit.,9u ftOtri, In enll Town. Of 1iyt1e lMrk, by
rtAat,fl Ut rupture Nf TIN pulmonary win h'ld
sll,ck rnl1sel by t,plnX incidentally thrown frt,fn
n t,tiREy til the eyontHH nf Iay 1881. neMr tho
cruising nf tho 1'lttAblir1. Fort Wayne i Ehica-
10 ttnllrnnI1 md EU.niu1rcal nycnsio IN South
ChteiRt,. thu htIrsg having tAkon fright ut tho
of i;nRlnc M. l35 T., II, ". & G. Il. Il. ca: We.
tho Jury. nrs Of tho opinion TINT tho AL AcoI.
.lcnt Wniiht not have incurred II tho cngno had
been standing cienr ut the street.
AZ prcsoilt 1t n unkluwn whether Bltlt for
t1atHe. Will lIu instituted, but tho probabilities
nrr TINT suCn will bu thu cnsr.
Col. linwrnH sffu WIS insured for S1B, ,O00t In
fAvur Ut Mrs. Bowen.
, 1881-05-10

..
TATE's.ATroRsEY Mills continues On the
slck list.
1.ura r.v,on n n vcrr.o,1 cotorcd hor, IL,
jai' on tho dharge or larceny, was tnkcn down
yestcrthy with cnrcbr0 spinal meningitis, and
am 70 W r'n'o'ea u 'ne e'"n'S fios'''' 'oF
tsea''nehe' ....... ........- ..,.
In the River Forest contested election case,
1,rnrl sttno time nup mn orster wis entered tu
I'M tr,n,,, ro,rt vnatnr1,v ,,tvIr, RIM ,,tnln,,r
tIon,. ,,..o,,, ,,,;,,. .nn 1o,h ~ no VI. n,,nn
icnty LnMom. uhliI tho letn 70 n1c uls nppeas
bn'lds aud bill for axcepttons.
In tho call Of the uuast. criminal cnlcndRr in
, 1881-05-10
ILECTR1C LIGHTS.

nASt1EtH OF FIRES FN0I THEIR u6Es
Prof. lMsrett, tho Superintendent OF tho Fro.
Alnrm Telegraph. was interviewed yesterday liy
II 1'lttuuN. reporter In regard to the dangers
from tlro In buildings where tho oleotrlo light Is
used. Tic wAs Askcd II llo Ind suen rho stute.
lncnts nnde by tlro underwriters lit New York,
md published III this ppDr, and what hc thought
OF them.
:" have been funded with Inquiries In regard
to the subject" aatd 1rof. Ijarrutt. ".ro Btnrt
tho,lreut rnl,su Of ihe electric light ID the In
tsrrnrso1, z, of tho ELECTRIC current which Is
as tho lncardc.co1t light. >. TO hurM a
large number Of lamps tho following
crf,i gci,eratur: second. Il large col,'luctor OF
copper wire. The curront Is carr!cd on tho
wlro to tho several laMrs In 4 circuit. Now. n
paeliy should cross tho Two conductors lending
lr .o Ee''eratof 10 ,he rcsls wn! 20 that tho
e n reporter to- sks; " "wouI sch IN even.
as .hat lian,cd eause such Ilres " wero spoken
Of f. y nlolprascly oxposctl plGce9'
any woodw1rk, II, unlar auch CIRCUMSTANCES. n
q small s!re cn:no IL contnct with It: As
'.c, a ns'ansS 11s,Ht At ~ exhoon Of IN
\ sreproscntative Of TIE rnIniisx WIS WIS present.
this su!ne question arosc. Tho conditions wcro
sn'aii wire WIS W hoate 10 ti,eta an oStont thas
II WIS CjlttrDly cDnal1fncd."
llD ytil think tint tho electric wires make n
builtI!1g IN extra hazardous rlsk?"
II shUllll think not, whuM the conditions nro
carr!ul "ut right. III nmv. opinion tho systcnI Of
handllnY electricity. requires thorough lns,iA-
ton, II tho itlsiation Is pcrfpct cant un.tcr-
stand how tho risk cn he nlMslG moro haxnrdui'a
thnn 1t WIS befure tho electric light WIS put In
"Suppoao this, Pr1sf. fInrrctt: Thn wires for
etectrle lights run through tho elevator shaft Ut
building, whore talopApno.ur other telegraph
thoraT'
"Ih0re Ia tlnn4or wherever 1t ie possible for
oae email IN wtrrs , to so'ue In contact with the
source2'
"Uniy by perfect inslllntiou.'';
"ls not rubber porfcctY"
whcn It, Ii erackei, which IS npt ID
happen in r dry atmosphare.. My, in:
buildings, :ho wires should bo ilrst thoroughly
Insulated with r1ibbur, and thoL incasUt In d
lcsltion ptpu. TtAt Wol1d obvinto Ali danger
frnn orilehcd rubber, etttor whom cnnspl! by tha
nctDn of tho aIr Ur from suNu hNrd sslbstl@tlce
y great tlont nj this .la1,xer is alao ohyntcl II
caro- 1s exercised IN str!ngsng tho wIrcs, ovou
whon but painfully Instituted. nut there isll>sD
!lte nccrsstty for av0tsling crossing Or c0n,,p
III cohtAet with smaller, nr rhlly uthor in0tnl wire.
, 1881-05-10

1ndtFesnon. dyspepsia, neryous prostratlon.
md all tornsa oF EHueral debility feliavca by
uniy prspasaaon ii lvsf con.aiplR @ e It's sutss lis
nutritious properties. 1t IL tot u n,ero stlnlt,-
lant Ike the extrnuts Vt bcur, but ctutAils
btoDd-luAkluQ, t0Ece- generating. and llfG.sus.
tainlng pEopUrt!os; Is Invaluable tu all eutee-
bleed conliLaons, whether tho result OF cxhaus-
ton, nervous pcostratton, GverwDrk. or Auuts
nsry complaints. Caxweil, Hazard 4 Co, pro-
prt9toka, Nov York FoI G2lo by drugxNt&.
, 1881-05-10


Dsldnwoli % ,ast weak. % e'''9 ''0''' 0''' >~'
r,as,.,..,,s..,,, ~ ..,, .,..,, ua,,
COMMISSIONER WALLER wns st!ll very ~enk
yesterday. and tumble to bent bis desk.
r,E annual report Of tho Health Dcpartmont
tor 1850 hAs Just been published IN ramphlet. It
has already ocou published III full In Tits Tnl''-
uss.
THE mortnity among horaos cnntihlles nx.
sGieGy III Rref and snere sr9 sr,i 1y n & sr's
T n,,,a 49," ,.n,. W., s. s,.os.a @ ~ vs.. ] ,.an.. ,..
week in which to prepare n bill to e,iJDfn tho
cn o g. s to eoes. fsspy IL ai te
T,.E decree authorizing tic salo ot tho oago
far,n @ cflon L. ao ea @ mo @ % s III ~ VI ow IT." 1
ss!df a; S 1.;1 v So aeos to tic abo to es'Inn'e
Ma nnEsrAxa y, 7, sn, 49, Mcyet M prossnscS t tho
Mr. ara,tano claisnetl tllat there wcrs :;No
M ti ~ - at .nu anu 'n"'
rnn neard Of trustees Of the po,iconeu's ana
ps91rns 1 Fund hs 'sstax % ysse9s s 'd aasSr
caiias Ia 70 tho amount q sipI. Thuy f,.lo ths
for ol'i tnomGors and Il fos INV.
N"Env ~ sFr,i,i fimt II *" t,rIHva.s nr, I knt
.osn ~ urans rnl,,u anI "H..ntng su ,,nrS Hs
viii Ia Il i,]otkmtIn III vssssls Tmmrtintnir nftnr
TN cnnnrr ~nich ,u,w iS," a. tnn h.s.mSS. "sn nna
,iMtnii, ,.., ra h"if IN n,r ~ ,nnrn mt
WrK"y Il " nnrs.n1,s tnan' "'"' " ''o'o' 1aP1
,'..'' ,1',.' - =" w. t, ~ , .u,
THE Health Department rUmoyGd iH3 dead
nnlnIuts lust wcekt and Of these GU wero dogs
tIMlny of which wsEo Killed buuallsu tue ownars
refAsetl 70 pas, the llcenso upan ihe!n. They
also cundctnned 3,Ef pounds ur bud mcAt uni
sxty.ttyo s y al1,aik % calves of ths cllss OF scnl
'"v po' ,.su - ,r', w., ~ ..oro r..
o sn,th ~ IN st;nrM a tvsnm str9u' 9"t' ~"
s.i",r IT, ,ha fr;h Ana Tnur 'nI"a ,,nstp +hnra
y ""n ,n.,a+ ~. %a - t ~ ~ uG o' tntw
a.n"rv Mhn,' H. 'an rn,o,nr. ~ % ahar,,nnnt2y.
pS n, s mHsM sLs' ~ ~ s tae1u''Ictsf
'no"c" ''o "esscos )" " i'"1t'at s"a'
a CAREFUL LOOKING over OF tue work don0 ny
III a ae hi "; y aay ;,
III. ~ o"srv III .,, nt,tr' a'.yu ,r Iss,,o
I MIA ~ ysuay s r aun nnsuag mV.u .sautu' ~
tnese M ~ 70 MGra sor saet!s osnk otsomeMts aa4
ans ra'snM N re@r Ss
, 1881-05-10
C1fLLDNEN'.S CLOY'yfyyl,
GM]aA}Nz;ar'. MAzar y.
@Mzf: fWI
c Hill DIRE MS
DEPARTMENT..
SPECIAL NOTICE


In oraer 70 nflhE our chillrcn's De.
pNr;me"' prominently pe'ore The paLlc
w. 'nso ,, "ecluea .,., 10 elye se'ernl genuine
"n.snlMs M ,, r! .m,s "eeS: w. '1e"'e'''''er ne Do
..a,,' m"a se'' eo''o'' '''o ""o' Ut l'oofl}.nads
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, 1881-05-10

REM0VAl-HAtl'S SAFE & LOCK COMPANY
Hnv0 removed IL
W Washington streot,
between Dearborn and Btato,
A large llao Of all kinds Of safcs,
, 1881-05-10

CRDCKt1A-Du Dutst1.-t,n tho Eth Inst, BY tfte Rev
tlayth swing. 4. H. trucker Esq., and Mira. Alice \
UUgI; hll uf ttlA Gity.
, 1881-05-10
We recommend E!dre4Ks SO wlng.,nachlues

Over lS0, 700 Howe scales so,A Ruttlon, Sclleck
l. Co., cor, Lake aud poar0urn streutA, Chicago.
, 1881-05-10

ttKouxta Ola lGa&s.ss
Ask druggists for Rough OH IlAts, 1t oiears
out rats nlee, souvhes, bsi-bu8s, elc. 10 boxes,