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Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

pnn a. ar a! Vl.-Int UNDER
t W., Oilers h,msel1asa cand,0,te for
', g,h.h OF Shorili Of New castle
!, '""ltrt 10 Tho decision Of tho Ike.
I ,t s"f,y' lie also pledges himself t,
'Ae successful nominee. "
.y.,, JACOB HERM ANN.
rev Gastte. lei.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24
CrEA M Elk MARY
- Philade lDhia.

~ En- MEN MA N MCAuAN ToN
- Phi a d lDhia. .0n
The BridgeportSte. IN
boat 20, having leas- "a 0EA
ed Shipley st. Wharf kSaz
for a term 0fyears, and <.1 =
erected thereon ware
house, for the accommodation Of freight will.
on and after Monday, March Path, 1884, place
on the route between ilmington and Phila-
delphia, the fine iron steamer, Larry NOR
GAN, John + Truitt Captain
Leaves Shipley Street Wharf daily, at a.
m, stopping at South Chester, Chester and
Billinxsport. Returning, leaves Arch Street
Wharf, Philadelphia, at $50 p. ID.
Fare from Wilmington to Philadelphia, rs
cents. Excursion tickets, 40 cents. Fare
from Wilmington to Chester, Is cents. Ex-
cursiOn tickets, rs cents. Freight handled
with care and at reasonable rates. No intOx-
icatiDg liquors will be sold or allowed on the
boat. CHARLES ROBERTS, President.
II. p. WEAVER, Agent at Wilmington.
mar22.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

.!' NiLt-NLLI. BE SOLD Al
h'NA",NAlll premises, n. l.. cor.
!, di.n ,,'.'nr.ou streets. On
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

krIl,-A t,itD len ANT FOX a
f.rnlW hol.r, 81 Shlpley street.
.n'N IN street, fah,o.u
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

tncIdtr IT, - VIM. A. HUKIIL. OF
IS IiulIr''Li ""'rGd, Formerly Of 81
keIu,I %n,a a. Suuect to the decision
i'''s lnarl3..lnh
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

krrn-A DRUGGIST ASSIST AN !
LmUN 10 ST. Ware, fiitL and King
mZ--El
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24
gOK SALE.

Nptl-BuAHutRS at 2ls " Isl
t,,.t ml2l2t,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

C,r,-BOARIEKS ON AND AZ
s,If, 18TH atgl! Vest second insl-
ul22-2t.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

NOTICE
IN OFFICE OF THE Del FIRE ms. Co
No. eos Market street,
Wilmington, March S, 1854. J
In pursuance Of a resolution Of the Board
OF Dire tors, passed at a meeting held TINS
date, notice il hereby given Of a meeting Of
the stockholders OF this company, TO be neld
At It's Office. No COS Market street, on Mon
day. March Path, between the hours OF two
and four O'Clock. p. N. +. l.. GlLPlN,
mlO-!O-l2,l4l7. IO--4. Secy.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

,r,;I,-l DRUG CLERK or ION IN
NILP hie eesperIence desires a position III q
derar ,a ether e1p as relief clerk or a
|e Il II position: Ample r''er'"i msl.s t.
a ,h!. office.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

..,.,'
49, ''''N' w.
I." s'rr'Ihgi real estate, in the
a "i.r '"",rrry brick blacksmith
'"a?@ 'top thereon erected. The
40 front 'tr &. ami RAINING back
Y" u IN iset IA Jefferson.
+" .. ,m,'' a ana g"nn l,I nac i; +" 4
b. .ul '.I..,n, ''', ,,,ii - ,. wen i,r"'
g. 'hl N"l, Ypuiy me attention
saAd' ao'c wishing a cortor buyluc,s
JgC irum,tv will hc .n1I I, s,,,Ie mn
IAt'" .tme day. ~ l3uo'clork nm
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

UNIV IN T., +, OF NEW CASTLE
IlIG,orn" ~, ~, thhK e. $rlDAAM,
Jitis0 ' ne'orch. Subject to the de.
to .un,r hstnOi'cm party. PIedt inv
w '"h successful nomInee.
Ilb-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

I. OR KENT-LOW-ELE NEW
II houses ut Front and BIO0me streets. y
rooms and all conveni.nccs. A beautiful
situation. Apply to VIM. }. FISHER, Jg1
Shipley street m2l.L
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

ENS \, !y,NS.t,,4a.SUKER, 1884 NIL,
D. non i1 49,, I,,GLA>. Sub,eot to the ae
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

,,n-yOUNH MEN AND .a nA.
Nl MI learn telegraphy, DAY or :, even 'ost
dss 70 ' telegraph, 800 Market s si,s,
Cs, on Del. No charge u"''''
{pished. -
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

urI,p. ANY MAN nv va 10
!; ss%: s s ss' e. IT, :S , !;
hour s.Is a. permanent Send Iu. 1i
b, iCrI y ,sir New ipswich, N; .l n; ~.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

~, OWNERS TO-, re- K ,Sn,sS
that iys You eip promptly by putting ths sta
street. Onlco op' mi I'm
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24
AAlTID

T THINE .SS SS .1s s" S a'isa' At
H!:s sss '; ;: ;s :; H F;; a.:
'.,a"bone 70, or pos'"' ml9.u
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

TNuk RENT-CENTRAL LOCATION
T. in building No. 4lb Market street,
rooms suitable for light manufacturing bust
ness or Offices Apply Nos 100 to 2l3 SIMPLE
street lieb2s.th VIM. Il. SUHOLN.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

lI." : nr.ruhyl real estate, in the
LMuMM-
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

NyOTlCE-- WILLIAM W. PRIrCHETT
constable, has removed his office TO the
southeast corner of Sixth and SIMPLIFY streets.
f2s- Int
yuyHE LIVERY AND BOA RDiNf BUSl-
ness viii be continued at the Old stand.
No. 6O7 french street, by VIM. KYLE h
SON, after the 2ttl INST. m222tt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

J1OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BRICK
houses, l22l and 1878 West street, with
hot and cold water, water closets, gas, front
porches, etc. Also No. I 8 West Thirteenth
street. Apply to JOHN GREEN, No. 1918
Washington street, corner Delaware avenue.
fcbl6-n
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

TNUR kENT-NO. 1907 LINCOLN
street. $3.50 300 Adams street, 1871 W.
ith street, $40 h. 18th street, 1918 West street,
300 Van Buren, street, store and dwelling.
NJ. L. POOLE, No. East Seventh street.
m20tf
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

EUR KEN r-LARiE BRICK DWELL
u ing and grounds, at Harmony Mills,
". q. u. HID, near Is. n .. Railroad. Rent
low. Apply to GEO. X. TOWNSEND, ga
Market street. mlb-6t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

NOR nENT-TwO STORES, WITH
ana nfth stories Of the large building s. W,
oorner Third and Orange streets. These
rooms are light and very centrally located,
and suitable for any light business. Power
can be had If necessary. Apply TO b. b. MO
COMB, 18th and Market streets, or to j. j..
I CHElTkEE, 2lb and I'll w. stn street, ID
evening after o'clock. Hslm
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

rNOK KENT-TWO FlVE-ROOMED
houses, In the western part Of the ci.y,
with front yards. large back yards; VI per
month. Also two 4-rOOmed houses, at % yer
month, to good tenants. =. J FORD, 9TH
and Rodney streets. mott
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

,ol.c @o.,ttry brick blacksmith
''"H-@ 'top thereon erected. The
40 '"nt III. e. ami RAINING back
~ y'i get IA Jefferson.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

VNOR RENT-THE TWO ELEGANT
convenient lodge rooms In the second
story Of tho Greenman building, No. All
M arket street, entrance no. 40 Shipley
street Possession given Immediately. APP
ply TO George W. Cooley, on the premises;
WIN. T. Robinson, l W sd street: Joseph X.
Adams, 5O4 M arket street Levi A. Bertolette,
J. r., 364 Shipley street. m2l-eod3t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

The BridgeportS Ste IN
boat Co., having leas-
ed Shipley st. Wharf
for a term Ofyears, and'
ava.tat tbara,n IA ,unra
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24
'Ciior''y VIII be sold to settle W

0i 'sa.c ~ ;" mtic known on
~ !, n, T. inULl, real estate
~ T.. flsf S"'cutN 's"ri.
\ No'., AVcDo. m20-codts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

INOK RENT-HOUSE 7O5 EAST SIXTH
street. Sr0oms, hot and cold water
Also front and side yards, with porch. APP
ply u l.. PENNINGTON, Sth and King
streets, or Oil Jefferson street ml7u
Daily Republican., 1884-03-24

TI,DR RENT-TWO LARGE SECOND
and third door rooms, cor kOulth and
French streets. All convenieDcef for any
purpose VIM. q. PHILLIPS. ll5 last
Fourth street fe2s- lmO
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Money 10 be Made.

1t is said that dull times are not
known by the agents for the great pub
fishing house of George Stinson & Co.,
of Portland, Maine. The reason of
this exceptional success is found in
the fact that they always give the
public that which is keenly appreciate
ed and at prices that all can afford
At present we understand, their agents
are doing wonderfully well on several
new lines. They need many more
agents in all parts of the country.
Those who need profitable work should
apply at once. Women do rs well as
men. Experience is not necessary, for
Messrs. Stinson Il Co., undertake to
show all who are willing to work, not
hard but earnestly, the path TO large
success. 1t should be remembered that
an agent can do Il very handsome
business without being away from
home over night. Another advantage
- it costs nothing to give the bust
ness trial, and an agent can devote
all his time, or only hisspare moments
to it. Stinson & Co. guarantee grand
success to all who engage and follow
simple and plain directions that they
give. We have not space to explain
all here, but full particulars will be
sent free OF those who address the firm:
/ their full address given above.
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Make $1,000 For Christmas.

The publishers of Rutledge's Month
~ offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for December, among
which is the following:
We will give $1,000 to the person
telling us which is the middle verse of
the New Testament Scriptures mot
the REVISED Edition. by December
10th, 1884. Should two or more cor
rect answers be received, the reward
will be divided. The money will be
forwarded to the winner December
10th 1884. Persons trying for the re-
ward must send 20 cents in silver ono
postage stamps taken) with their an
swer, for which they will receive the
Monthly for January, in which the
name and address Of the winner of the
reward and the correct answer will be
published, and in which several more
valuable rewards will be offergd. Adj
dress RUTLEDGE PUBLISHING Co., Eas-
ton, Pa.
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West Superior Items,

The Omaha railroad company will
make their transfer of passengers ETC.,
at their crossing of l4amborn Avenue,
i'll West Superior, where temporary
platform will be built The perma-
nent transfer however, will be made at
the Ogden Avenue crossing, as soon as
a road is built over the \. +. spur
track, which is now being done under
the supervision of Mr.. Lars Lenroot,
who hopes to have it completed in
about ten days.
The \. 7. railroad bridge over the
st. Louis river will be built at once.
Winston Bros, the contractors, have
already engaged board for forty of
their men at the hotel of j. J. Jones
/ Il Co., corner of Tower Avenue and
Third street
! understand the Syndicate Co. have
been sounding for water in West SUI
perior, and found a good supply of
clear water at q depth Of only sixteen
feet. They have contracted for well
TO be dug on the hotel block, to be
/ bricked in and finished as soon rs pos
sible.
That base emanation of red-headed
intellect who edits the Duluth Tribune
is reported as talking South Duluth
constantly, even in his sleep How
sad it is that there is no remedy for
shuch disease.
Et-TtH
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The cry of low wages in the woods
the coming winter is abroad in the
land. The Press advice TO the BOYS
under whose red shirts, by the way,
beats many a noble hearts to secure
good piece of land near some of the
railway lines running through this
county, erect comfortable house
thereon, get true-hearted little wo-
man foI' a wife and 90 to work on
your own hook. Cut ties, telegraph
poles, cordwood, or get out tan bark,
for all of which YOU can find ready
market and thus make a comfortable
living" The foregoing good advice
is given by the Bayfield, Press, and is
equally good for the boys up in this
neck O woods.
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In Japan girl at the age of
nine wears her hair tied up in red
scarf bound around the back of her
head. The forehead is left bare with
the exception Of a couple of locks, one
on each side When she Is of a mar
riageable age she combs her hair for
ward, and makes it up into the shape
OF fan or butterfly, and at the
same time decorates it with silver cord
and balls of various colors. This
me ms everything and is fully under
stood by the young men of Japan. a
widow who wishes for a second hus-
band puts a tortoise-shell pin horizon
tally at the back of her head and
twists her hair around it, while an in
consolable widow cuts her hair short,
and wears no adornments of any kind.
1t Is needless to say that short hair is
rare.
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Mr.. Tennessee, Il partner with
Mr.. Harding in the single business
here, seems TO have found it necessary
to seek some other cline for his health.
Report says that before going he got
an acceptance from Peyton, Kimball
&; Barber for some 500 for shingles
cashed, and forgot to divide with his
partner. He also forgot to settle sew
eral small accounts at the various
stores in town. But rumors gain cur
rency quickly, and it may be that Mr..
Tennessee will turn up in Il few days
and satisfactorily explain his apparent
short comings. Let us hope 50, at
least.
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N1I1<tE.
II :. LAND OFFICE. BAYFIELD,
l. ~. 1

IT :. LAND OFFICE. BAYFIELD,. WISCONSIN
~ November 18th 1851
Complaint having been entered at this cflice by
Urgelli John Gouge against Thomas Hodgins. for
abandoning his Homestead entry No. 31s. dated
August 22d. 1851. upon the NWl4 of Section &.
Township a. north Range Il west in Douglas
county, Wisconsin. with view to the CanceIls-
ton of said entry; the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the 9Th day
Of January 1856 at O'Clock p. IN. to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
donmcnt,
n22d27 y. X. OSBORN. Register.
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81 LOCK- ~
At tiic label Oh !oaE paper and see
hoH your acc; stands with the Times.
-Thawin- 4 little to day.


having I NIUE /" ';'y
-ll"ii"aE goods. Christie " "eorge
Tho choicest lot OF apples in the
c'y' may be found at NEIL SMITHS
Mrs. Geo. /. Brooks j in very
a,I;oa,a Lo,I,I,aad .ilI.. e.;,:...
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grt > lnttIc i viii cure Won
NJ 1ra,,or, .,t,l,..4o1 Ir,nn,-,,
.I.3. -. -
at CurIsr1r + Gr,pcr
pr r II c,,,lo,1,nI ,.,.
,I,n.,, >, e. PAIL . o,+ II, ,r,..,I--.
rivinr dinner. lie !. expected home
this evening.
IA tr,oo IN. got hoo, fo,nd =.
tho ,,,rJorar. e i,.onb E,rI,,- nh,
was murdered near Tower Minnesota
= few DAYS AFRO
20
for ONE dollar At
NEIL SMITHS.
-Our curling cIub was frvinr tbe
ooorJ ,ho 60. ,r,.-1,.
It was rather cool but still the bovs
had very nice game.
We ate 80 much mnsb and milk
am +honr..c., In. ,h,+ ,ro
have not been able to pick IN our lis.
ual rrist of local items.
Chr;..;o {. C,oor.o Laro ;,.. ,o,
!, o,o+bor lot of H. oIoo,ont c,'ld
mems with wary holders for ladies'
C,-h;ou pro,., ;,e,-,,,. - .ha.
h,s;,., a;oL;n, H. lie, g.
tho no.+ month bo;oc, abo,. aoub1o
'"' POI ''''''" '''"s "'o"' o'"'''
''''7e "a '''' p < ''''S '''''''",
II you WANT so'' coohihs stove
ieu Disll0i can supply your want
iu'ig he mas al eAce'ieht i'iie Oh
stoves both heating and cooking.
IA pounds of " { +" Sugar for one
dollar at " Co..,
MIS- ueo' NJ ohlith ana ciiid-
reh came over 10 superior 70 eat their
thanksgiving aif'iler Win grandpa ahd
sFaiiu ma M ana N'Fs- l. IL Drown,
Some more ct elegant Imperial
Organs Just received by Christie x
GEORGE just the thing for nice
Christmas present.
The last boat of the season clear
ed from this port last Monday. the
9th inst. She had to break some ice
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-29

NOTICE is hereby given that I shall, on Mon
= day. December ISt. 1884. ut my office i'll pres
ence of the sheriff and Justice of the Peace OF
said county. proceed to draw the names of y
persons TO serve Petit Jurors at the December
term of the Circuit Court for lSSI for the county
OF Douglas. to be holden at the Court House III
said County being the term which is designated
by the statute commencing on the Sd Monday
Of December, 1881.
CHARLES LORD
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Douglas Co Wis
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FoR RENT-A front office and sleep
ing room, furnished, above Lectures
store, also one house. Inquire of
J. ). RITCuIE.

Another hunting accident occur
ed near town few days ago which
may yet cost life. Dan Foram and
and another man was out hunting and
had killed a deer, and when in the
act of dragging it along or loading in
to the sled, one of the guns was in
some mysterious manner discharged,
the entire charge of buckshot blowing
its way through Mr.. Forams shoulder
and neck. 1t is a frightful wound, but
as none Of the main arteries or cords
were cut, it is thought he will recover.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-29
Mirr Mnrr Dan enlL

Miss Mary Dean celebrated an
other anniversary of her birth, Friday
of last week, and received from her
father a very elegant present in the
shape of set of solitaire diamond ear
rings. The jewels are the handsomest
of their kind in the city, and were
purchased at the jewelry house of
Christie d George, at cost of $500.
If we could have something like that
every time, we would be almost willing
to have two birth days every year.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
IT S.LAND OFFICE, BAYFIELD, WISCONSIN

II (. LAND OFFICE BAYFIELD, WISCONSIN
- 4. November 18th. 1881.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Demos Gou-c against William &. Sargent, for
abandoning his Homestead entry No. 3Ii dated
August ID. 1881, upon SN4 of section :. Town
ship u north, range l. west, in Douglas county.
Wisconsin; with view to the cancellation Of said
entry; the said parties hereby summoned 10
appear ut this office on the 9th day st January,
lSSj, at l o'clock p. IN, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment,
u22dg7 \. X. OSBORN. Register.
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Mr.. James Mead, and Mr.. A.
Haines old neighbors of ours when we
lived in Blue Earth City, Mimi, were
in the city last Wednesday, and made
US pleasant call. They are taking
their annual vacation and hunt, and
have been in the woods between here
and Ashland for some days. After
spending day here they went over
into Carlton county, Mimi, where
they will spend a week or two.
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J. 5. Richie.

j. 4. Hall came down from the
iron regions Of the Northwest last
Thursday. and then for the first time
heard the result of the election. He
SAYS there is much excitement up that
way over reported silver finds, and
the lands are being taken M and much
money is being spent by prospectors.
The Emma Abbott Grand Opera
troupe will play in Duluth next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. This will
probably be the only grand opera that
will visit Duluth this season. The
Lizzie Evans Co, will be in Duluth
Thursday Friday and Saturday even
ing Of next week. If our people like
good entertainments, here is their OPP
portunity.
The new school house in the west
end of town has been commenced the
foundation, which is Of stone, is be-
ing put in this week The build ng
will he about 40x40 feet, though not
exactly square in shape, and will ac
commedate 100 scholars Mr.. Il. l..
Hunter, late of Dakota, has the CON
tract for building the house, and he
will do a good job.
There will be a Union temper
ance meeting held at the NJ L.
church tomorrow evening. These tenn
perance meetings will be held once n
month, alternating between the Pres
bvterian and Methodist churches. All
persons interested in the cause of tenn
perance are requested to be present
at these meetings, and to at all times
lend helping hand in the work.
Mr. Whipple, of the nter-Ocean,
who has been suffering from sore eyes
for some months, went down to st.
Paul last week to have them treated.
He had them operated upon, and re-
ceived medicines which, it is hoped,
Will bring him out all right in a month
or two. Sore eyes is great affliction,
and We trust Mr. Whipple will not be
disappointed in his anticipated speedy
recovery.
BY sending me fifty cents | will
send you a recipe for making forty
pounds of nice Hard Soap, in 80 min
utes, that will cost you only 90 cents
This is the finest Toilet Laundry Soap
ever made. A rare opportunity for
merchants and house-keepers to make
and save money. This is no snide or
swindle. Address, SAs. G. BREEDER,
Polo. Illinois.
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Cha-oh 7=coo-o-

METHODIST. u Services every sunday. morn
ing and evening. az 1910 and zoo SUNDAY
school Immediately after the morning service
Prayer IueetiuE every Thursday evening al
7.uJ. Al are cordially Invited
REV JOHN UAW. Pastor.
PRESB( ERiAN- Services every sunday morn
ing and evening at I3.,33 aud 7.pt o'clock. Sab
bath school after morning. service. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening
{. l. RICHARDS, Pastor.
CATHOLIC Mas, NJ : nand 1000 A. Il. frstruc
ti9r N 2nD P. NJ NesperS At $40 T. VI. Service,
every FRIDAY evening at 30.
REV. FATHER ODEHICK Pastor.
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W men we last saw ar. Hiram
Hayes yesterday morning, he had his
gripsack in his hand and going at
Maud 5. gait for the depot. He did
not have time to tell us where he was
going.
You can get anything you want for
christmas presents, from a thousand
dollar diamond to five cent jewsharp
at Christie & Georges Jewclry store,
next door to the bank.
The latest great invention, The
Casperson Electric Lamp. 1t pro-
duees from coal oil light equal to As
standard sperm candles, sold by
W. G. WALDO.
Miss Cora Sunderland who has
been spending some months here Wis
iting her relatives Prof and Mrs. G.
III. Sunderland, returned to her Min
nesota home this week.
The y. p. and Omaha railroad
companies have settled their little dis
pute of which mention was made last
week. The Omaha people will use
the \. p. track from their junction IN
West Superior to Connor's Point
Our winter weather set in for
keeps last Saturday, and by Monday
morning the thermometer had worked
itself down to % degrees. But that
was little too radical TO last, and
it has materially moderated since then.
One of the finest music boxes. or
Harp Either, you ever SAW, is now on
exhibition at the Jewelry store OF
Christie 4 George, and they can sell
them ut very reasonable figures Call
and see il.
Mrs W. II. Webb is visiting
friends at Minneapolis this week She
will in Il few days 90 to Chicago
where she will visit until after the holt
DAYS, and when she returns, her daugh-
ter, Miss Lille will come home with
her.
Agent HAYDEN is authority for
the statement that the business done
by the \. p railroad company at this
point for the past month is nine times
greater than for the corresponding
month of last year. \ very good
showing.
Several parties in town are buy
ing their wood in Carlton county,
Mimi, and having it shipped in by
cars over the y. 7. road. BY this
plan they get good hard maple wood
delivered at their homes for about
s425 per cord.
Thursday, Thanksgiving day was
very generally observed BY our peo-
pie. Most of the business houses were
closed at least the greater part of the
day, AMI the churches were we'll filed
during the hour set apart for deyo-
tioual exercises.
y letter received from iIr J. W
Bradshaw. Of River Fall., informs rs
that he Is going to Los Angels, Cali
tornia for time, and asks us TO send
the TIMES to him there. which wc will
gladly do, and at the same time wish
him pleasant time while sojourning
abroad.
FoE SALE-South ] of northeast
of Is, and East of northeast ! of l.
i'll town Il, range -, 1T two dollars
per acre, timber, ties and meadow
land, also $50 acres suitable for an adj
dition cut by ~ +. Il. r., Newton and
Becker avenues, near the Omaha l..
Il. depot and Terminal & Transfer r.
K. line.
- PrTrtITr-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-11-29

DESIs DEAN. JANE, BAEpoS. /. + JOHNSTON,
@. Y. MURDOCH. CHAMP GREEN.
ENTERTAINMENT CoScLSTEE:
". H. Webb, Or. o. y Nu-aock; james PARDON.
Parties visiting Superior with a view 10 locat-
ing here or in this vicinity cordially iuvTcd
10 call upon the committee and officers of this
A7S' cItiihm, VIII" vii! endcav"r u give thea all
the Information desired. The Secretary >ulicit>
correspondence and Will promptly answer nj
inquiries concerning the head uf Lake superior.