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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-10
NOTICE.

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NOTICE ishereby given that pursuant z par
" praph seven ofsectionsiX hindredand seventy
of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin ana suilntes
amendatory and supplemental thereto, the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company VIII peuuoh inc
Board of Supervisors of Douglas County. Nlscon-
sin on the seventeenth day of March AD 1893;
or on such subsequent date as the sald Boaru
may appoint, that the following described streets'
avenues alleys or portions of the same ~ Supe-
rior as surveyed and recorded IN The said Doug
las County be vacated. VIZ:
Bay street from lot 81 10 the western line OF
River street
Ogdensburg Pier;
Cleveland Pier
Buffalo Pier;
Milwaukee Pier;
OSwego Pier:
Chicago Pier;
street TO the dock line in the Bay OF superior;
Newton avenue from the eastern me on FlrSH
street to the dock line in the Bay on SuleLippI.
Baker avenue, so much as lies 10 liie LIZ III iiO
east of the eastern line OF First street; r..
Walker avenue, from the eastern hf oi 10 ,s
street the end of the sa1I aEsiua , Oh
the Bay of Superior as laid down on lAS i0oO'N
plat of super or i'll said county; ,;,,o iof
Richardson avenue from the eastern Ilhe VI
First street TO the eastern end OF the s'llu d,
the Bay of superior as laid down on 'he io
corded plaI of Superior in said county. s:,,.,,f
Breckenridge avenue from the eastern me W
First street TO the eastern end the said avenue on
the Bay of superior as lald Gown Oh tiiS ieNOANe>
plat Of Superior in said county IT.,
Nelson avenue from the eastern line OF flIss
street TO the eastern ent OF inc siid aNSh''N
the Nemadji river as laid down on the reeorueu
plat of Superior in said county. - -
Robertson avenue from the eastern line OF IT'S
street 10 the eastern end of the said avenue or
the Nemadji river, as laid down on the recorueO
plat of superior in said county.
River street from lot Is at First street 10 hno aug,
including lot AS 80.
Itasca street from the eastern line 81 'NhlNet
avenue to the western line of Robertson Avenue
St CruiN street from the eastern line OF N3Ihet
avenue 10 the western line of River street..
Michigan Street from the eastern me OF hethctt-
avenue to the western line of River street. ~.
Huron street from the eastern line OF Nalkct
avenue TO the western line of the Ncmadli riNcI-
ST. Clair street from the eastern line OF walker
avenue TO the western line of River street.
Erie street commencing at the western eNtffth-
ity and extending eastward and ending al hfEet
street.
Ontario street commencing at the western OK
tremity and ending on Richardson avenue.
Together with all the alleys lying III mat
portion of Superior, surveyed ana recoIo-
ed in the said county. which lies between the
eastern line of First street the western lne OF inc
Ncmadji River. the Bay of Superior and the west
ern line ofthe lots on the western side OF Odgeis
burg Pier: all the said streets. avenues and porc
tSons Of the same being in the said portion OF
Superior.
Dated at Superior this Goth day of January, lssS-
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
j27ml7 BY GIN. CUMMING, Atty
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
N formerly existing between the undersigned,
Clinton Ansley and c. II. Sunderland, part
ucrs at Superior. Wis. under the style or firm
name of Ansley & Sunderland. is this day dis
solved bv mutual consent. aud that the said bus
ineSS viii in future be carried on by the said
Clinton Ansley alone who viii receive and pay
all the debts Of the late cOpartnership.
Dated this lst day Of March. A. d. 1858.
CLINTON ANSLEY.
C. II SUNDERLAND.
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Written for the TIMES.
He VIII be There.

Written for the TIMES.
He VIII be There.
Say. my friend. dost thou remember,
How. in days long since gone by;
Side by side, we oft would wander
Meath a glorious. evening sky?
How we talked about the future
Wondering what the years would bring;
And cen while we talked, the present
sped away on Times swift wing.
All around us, natures beauties
Lay UNDECIDED at our feet;
Little thought we then. a violet
Fer could seem thing 50 sweet,
Yet today. my soul is ycarning
For one hour Of forest charms;
Oh. to rest once more reclining
In grand old trees strong arms
But It's past. time still is flying
Aud would not bid it cease,
Every step along lifes journey
Finds its one peculiar peace.
But the question often rises,
When l glance the journey DER,
Would find the joys | sighted
Quite precious as before?
Bloom the sweet wild flowers as brightly.
Isl the moss as rich hue ;?
Do the wild birds sing as Sweetly?
Would have to learn anew
How to undersan1 the poplar's
Gentle answers to the breeze?
Would | find my old companion
At my side. beneath the trees?
RFSS
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The entertainment given by the
Dramatic Company of Superior, was
the best effort vet put forth, at least
that seems to be the universal verdict
of those who attended. The pro
gramme consisted Of music, songs,
reading and declamations. The sell
ections were well chosen and ably
rendered, each one filing his or her
place in a manner that older perform
ers might envy. The evening was
quite stormy hence the audience much
smaller than the entertainment mer-
tied. The company will soon present
another play when they should haye
a crowded house.
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CY~N A week made at home by the industri-
Va ~ ouS. Best business now before the pub
W. 20 lie. Capital not needed. We VIII start
you. Men, women, boys and girls wanted every
where TO work for Us Now is the time. You cam
work in spare time, or give your whole time to
the business. No other business will pay you
nearly we'll No one can fail to make enor-
nous pay. by engaging at once. Costly outfit ana
terms free. Money made fast, easily and honor
ably. Address TRuE q Co. Amgnsla. Maine.
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Speaking of the visit of the
Northern Pacific railroad officials to
that town last week, the Duluth Times
SAYS they did not fully make plain
their plans for future operations, "but
gave out the impression that the com
panv would increase their faculties
at this point" Increase their facul-
ties" is very good, but we fear they
will find very poor material there for
such work.
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FOR SALE.

A very desirable tract OF land consisting Of
80 acres. situate on the line Of the ~ Paul &
Duluth railroad and joining the townsite Of
Moose Lake only IS miles from Superior or Du-
luth. Good wood plow land. natural meadow
and living water. For particulars address
J. Lutte CHRISTIE.
Superior Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-10

Under a recent ruling OF the post
Office department, all mail matter rat
ing below frst-class must bear fully
prepaid postage before 1t will be start
ed on its journey. Letters only partly
paid will be forwarded and the balance
due collected before delivery at its
destination. Persons sending packages
should bear this fact in mind and see
to it that the full amount of postage
Is affixed
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NOTICE.

All parties are hereby notified to
discontinue hauling sand or trespass-
ING on Minnesota Point, under pen
atty Of the law u. K. STUNT.
March 9TH, 1883.
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The skeleton has stalked forth from
the closets in two households III SUI
perior this week, and two family cir
cles have been broken up. 1t would
do no good to invade the sanctity of
the home to parade its troubles before
the curious public, hence we quietly
drop the curtain and leave the actors
to their own sorrow.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DY VIRTUE Of the statue in such case made
Dand provided, | shall sell at public auction 10
the highest bidder on the Goth day of March,
1888. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the house
OF c. K. Jones In the town of Superior. one pair
white and black cattle about six years old with
two darts mark on horns one dark brown o2
mark I. p. which strayed upon the land owned
or occupied by G. X. Jones, residing in the town
of superior, and there found and taken up
by him as strays. and the owners thereof not
having appeared and made out title thereto.
Dated this 23d day of February, 1888.
LEWIS {. THOMPSON. Sheriff. =
Douglas County Wis
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COLU MEAS

Are the fayoritcs with riders, and their sn r'
periority in beauty, structure. and finish ia
ACKNOWLEDGED by all. It is a practicable
road vehicle, and can be ridden 800 rnilss
a week over average roads. Professional
and business men all join in bearing wit,
ness to It's merits.
Send cent stamp for IS - illg:gatt4 atetI
catalogue with price list and full infbrma,..'
ton. 4,- =. LIE POPE MFG. co.
59G Washington ST. Bosto15' rff,ass
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mRMEH not, life is sweeping by. go and dare
S S eG Sunshine yPG ole ea2e 6ehasd @ To CONT
.uer time" SG6 week in your own town. 50 out
fit free. No risk. Everything new. Capital not
required. We will furnish you everything
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make
much as men. and boys apd girls mrke great pay
Reader, if you want business at Which you can
can make great pay all the Ume, write for partio-
ulars to II. HALL5,TT Il Co.. Portland. Maine
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Hk7Nn The great Egyptian musical
n AHNE wonder. Originally dtscov
&s &B 8 y &2 ~ : -,

Hk7Nn Ihe great Egyptian musical
AAHE wonder. Originally discov ?
cred among the ruins of the
pyramids. Any tune played on it by any one. it
initiates any and all beasts, birds animals in
secis, every noise in fact, with il you can initiate
not only all human beings but all animals like
the dog. cat. turkey goose, etc. 1t makes a per-
feet Punch and Judy possible in every home.
furnishes fun and harmless amusement to a.
whole ueighbOrhOOd. More wonderful still any
tune is played on il at pleasure making the most
delightful music. and as astonishing as il NAV
seem. those can play on the ElkazOo that play on
no other instrument This wonderful instrn
mcnt. popular eighteen hundred years ago. Elm
the days Of Iierod 1.-The King is made from bean
tiitI enloTcd woods, bright metal trimmings suh-
stantal reliable lasts lifetime and il snra to
give satisfaction. Price only 25c: for 81 10 for
-. sent prepaid to anysaddTeSs by the sole man
uiacturers. ELkAZOO CO.
nl6 I'm Hinsdsle, y. II,
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Superior March I, 1883.

County Treasurer Jas. S. Richie,
has commenced the erection of 24x36
feet, story and half building, on the
lots west of the express Office on Sec
ond street, in which he expects to
have one of the finest business offices
in the city He is also talking of put
ting up another business house on the
lot next to the City Drug Store, for
rent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-10

1t will be seen, by notice in an
other column, that the grocery firm Of
Messrs. Ansley & Sunderland has
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
Sunderland retiring from the business,
We will all miss the genial smile of
Charley, from behind the counter,
but we trust he will not be out Of our
business circles long. The TINES
wishes him success in whatever pur-
suit he may engage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-10

Every week we send numbers of
copies of the TINES to parties all over
the country, who write for specimen
copies that they may see what kind of
town we have Outsiders judge
much of town from the appearance
Of its local paper, and this is another
reason why every business house
should be represented in its columns.
Every business house should be repre-
sented in the TINES.
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a Card of Thanks.

| beg to tender my warmest thanks
to the many goods friends and especi-
ally the members of st. Francis Cath
Ollie church, whose kind, constant and
devoted ministrations were so cheer
fully bestowed during the recent i'll
ness of my beloved wife, and whose
friendly offices, and words of sympa-
thy then and since have dnoe so much
to Tighten the grief of my great be-
reavement-truly friend in need is
a friend indeed-and the kindnesses
of those friends will ever be treasured
IN grateful remembrance.
JAMES S. RITcHIE.
Superior March I, 1883.
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REPAIRING NEATLY & WELL DONE
and satisfaction guaranteed.
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL ELECTION.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, %.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the Judicial
y Election to be held IN the several towns,
wards villages and election districts Of the Stale
of Wisconsin on the first Tuesday in Al ril, A. d.
1888 being the third day Of said month the fol
lowing officer Is to be elected. to-wit
An Associate Justice of the supreme Court for
the full term commencing the first Monday in
January A. d. 1881. in place OF William Penn
Lyon whose term of Office Will expire Oh the first
Monday in January. 4 y. 1851
said election to be held and conducted. votes
canvassed and returns made in accordance with
law.
Given under my hand and official seal. at the
CapitoI i'm the City of Madison this fifteenth day
of February. A. u. los-i.
ERNST G THINE
Secretary Of State.
To the sheriff Of Douglas County, Wisconsin.
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sHERIFFs OFFICE. DOUGLAS COUNTY, ! ;,

sHFRIFF'S OFFICE. DOUGLAS COUNTY. -,
SUPERIOR WIS. February %. 1888
NOTICE is hereby given TO the qualified cleo
Y tors of Douglas County. that pursuant TO the
foregoing notice froTa the Secretary OF STATE. an
election will be held in the Town Of Superior
the only town in the County Of Douglas, on the
first TUESDAY OF April next, being the third day
of said month: for the election Of an Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court. in the place of
william Penn Lyon. whose term Of Office Will eX-
pirc on the first E3nday OF January. 1854. Given
under my hand this 18th day OF February, 1888
LEWIS &. THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Douglas COunry, Wisconsin.
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2 q = e ~ r .

Obtained and all business in the e g Patent
Office. attended to for MODERTE FEES
our Office is opposite the L. 5. Patent Office.
and we obtain patents in less time than ID oss
remote from WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We advise as t>
patentability free of charge; and we make NO
CHARGE unless we obtain Patent
We refer here to the Postmaster the supt Of
Money order Div. and to officials Of the a. al
Patent Office. For circular advice terms and
reference to actual clients in your own state, er
county, address c. \. SNOW q CO,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington. D. C.
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OLD PAPERS,

OLD EAEAES,
Just the thing for light wrapping
paper, the buttery shelves, and put
ting under carpets, for sale at the
TINES office.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Lucius w Stafford
Naud WilliamJ. Conan, pursuant TO the sstGtes
in that behalf made and provided viii petition
the Board Of Supervisors OF Douglas County, Wis
cousin. on the seventh "a day Of April, 1855. or
on such subsequent date as the said Board may
appoint. that the portion Of = street lying be
tween lot in block s and lot in block 9 and
north Of the northern line of Bay street In Supe-
Nor City, according TO the last recorded plat Of
said Superior City AS surveyed and recorded in
said Douglas County. be vacated.
Dated at Superior this 18th day Of February,
1888.
LTCIUS. w Stafford,
fI7a7 WILLIAM CONAN.
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The MILLERBROs. Cutlery CO.
LAND Ort-CF AT BAYFIELD,. WIS !

JANUARY p, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof viii be made before the Register
of the United States land Office at BAYFIELD, Wis
on March 9Th 1888 viz; LeMando r. Johnston
his pre-emUtiOn No 730, for the L. u of 6. T.. X
Section Is T. 4S ~ - W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, viz: RObt. Mclean. !. Erickson and
Chas Olson, Frank Clancy, all ofSuperior Wis.
l3m5 JOHN II. KNIGHT, Register
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A gentleman living in Rochester,
Mimi, writes to one of our business
men saying that he wants two lots for
a residence, lot for a business house,
and as many as eight or ten lots in a
body on some back street, for what
purpose not stated. Who can accom-
modate the gentleman? He is a man
of means and full Of business enter
prise, and it is such as he we want
here.
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF Halls.


LOG al NEA-TTERS-
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The Superior Times.
]. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY AND CITY.
SATURDAY. MARCH 10. 1883.

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
ments ONLY Short time rates given on appica-
ton. Professional cards occupying IESS than
one inch of space, 5000 per year legal al
ing payable in adyance-Other bills due monthly
Chicago, st. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Railroad.
Ncrthern Division
TIME CARD.
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COLUMBIA BICYCLES

t.ade of the very best material BY the
most skiIlinl workmen, expressly
for road use.
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RI Lb1sa "a
st t.ac EabcG on J0ar paper and sHe
Es0w yo'Ir acct. stands with f':e Times

Last week was as soft and balmy
rs a May morning.
Eggs, fresh and pure at
NH SAfIrIT's
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-28
Improving Water Courses.
Nashville American, 81.

Invest Tennessee scheme is afoot
for connecting the Tennessee river
with the Mississippi river. The entire
work will, it is computed cost not over
$3.50, 600 while the benefits, as estima-
ted by the projectors, will give q new
prosperity to an area larger than the
whole State of New Jersey. Here thea
is work that far exceeds in Importance
many such at the East upon which
five times this amount of money has
been expended out of appropriation
by the government, but for which the
government has not been asked to give
a cent. Private enterprise has prom
ised to do the work if fair showing
Of its prHcticability can be made. And
yet the entlre State of Tennessee has
during its whole exictenoe received
something less than 81 100000 Of ap-
preparations by the government, ex-
cepting the sums that have been. or
are to be expended on that part Of the
Mississippi which runs along her
western border. The States OF Michi-
gan and New York have had 5000. 900
and $lO,OOO,OO0, respectively, for the
Improvement OF their water courses
and harbors.
The sell reliance Of our West Ten,
nessee neighbOrs will command admi.
ration.
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his head, would strike him in
the face with their re.
volvers, and Jest at the
mortal agony of the man they were
afraid to meet in equal and open fight.
1t is useless at this late day to cover
up and excuse a deed of cowardice.
This case happened too near at home
for the facts to be perverted, for there
are to day eye witnesses to this das-
tardly piece Of work, who will testify
to the faote in the case, and to. day
there are ghastly souvenirs preserved
in the shape of leaves taken from
bushes along the way that General
Morgan was carried to be exhibited to
Gillem'S command, besprinkled with
his blood. The "Lost Cause" is a
thing of the past. Her heroes sleep a
dreamlessssleep all through the fair
Southland to the banks. of the storied
Potomac, whose ever murmuring
waters hum lullaby to soOthA their
rest. In unbroken quiet they sleep
unmindful Of the thrusts Of malice or
envy, L. 7. HUGHES
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
0'Donnell, the Slayer of Informsr
Carey to be Removed to
England.
Relief for Cholera Sufferers
Russia's wheat CrOp---
Other Matters,

CAPE Town, August 28.-The
Grown will demand that O'Donnell,
who killed james Carey, be removed
to England by warrant issued by the
Governor of Cape Colony under
section 35 of the Imperial Fugitive
Offenders Act Of 1881.
LONDON, August 28.-The Daily
News correspondent at Madrid saysi
The Ministers who opposed King
AltOnso's visit to Germany argue that
it would be more politic for che King
to surrender the idea, because of the
umbrage France would take if he car
ried it out.
CAIRO, August 28.-The Minister
of the Interior has started a fund for
the relief of the families Of the VIC
tins of cholera. Large sums are
promised. The English troops in
Egypt will subscribe one days pay.
PARIS, August 28.-The Gaulois
says it hears that Prince Jerome Mas
poleon intends to publish manifesto
to be issued coincident with the fune-
raj ofCount Chambord.
A number Of French subjects from
Madagascar have arrived at Island
Reunion in destitute condition.
ALEXANDRIA, Augustus. NO deaths
from cholera yesterday.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 2S.-An
official statement of the wheat and
other crops in Russia shows the yield
to be generally satisfactory.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-28

WE have devoted considerable
space in times past to staff and volun-
teer correspondence from Europe, but
have seldom if ever called attention to
a more charming letter than the one
that appears on the second page Of
this issue. We started to make an
extract merely, but in reading along
found nothing that could be left out.
Miss Mary Temple, the writer, is
quite a young lady, the daughter of
Judge 0. P. Temple, the present
postmaster at Knoxville. She was
we'll read before she started on sums
mer tour, sees everything worth seeing
to advantage. and many Of her de-
scriptive passages are equal to Bayard
Taylor's best efforts.
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Returned 10 Work.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 28.--
White screwmen Of this port, num-
bering about $50, who have been on q
strike since the organization Of the
Oolored Screwmen's Association, sew
eral months ago, returned to work to-
day. The negroes charge that the shir
breakers had combined to keep Out
the colored screwmen. The rivalry
between the white and black steve.
dores is probably the cause for a sharT
decline in fares.