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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
Sunday Dinners.


! The Sunday dinner cue,tjo2 str,Irrle, IN
! the surface aaain. thi, time in the corn, of n
: letter to n rnorr,ine, co,tsmpo-,-y re'at,n,
Z the satisfactory results Of a cold dinner every
{ o-hay. Sunday n. 80 u.i,aI weakly ,i,iu /,
hour. Il is an ACCENTED fac. in bouSasnli
! ethics that a good mart cf Monday ,nust be
! sacrificed 10 recovering from Indigestion en-
I geu,iered Ev Sunday, lrregplaritv In ms.
households hreakfasr on the first day of the
week Is an hour later Khan on Other day
an ce. e-ally a more e!ai, rate meal: dinner.
Oil tie other hand, wish appar.a: iacon ,i,t-
cncy. :, several hour earlier. with tn. third
eating. tee II supper. a mos; In1vab,. fc, i.
And thi, arrangement Of tn. weekly ,.nu:ire
cnv cirat ei.e viii tel Won Is soI.iv 10 s,cure
IN. sunday out to sarah. Jan, or BriI-e
Sc. i w4al seem possible {, rryi!a Iii,
ts.o.t suitable and proper recreation ...t.r,ut
sacriticin; the physical coai form OF ,hs IN
tir.. family Tor two DAYS. In Eoa-eh. Ids
where more than ons Srrvan, /, eInpl ,-ed
al a terration OF du:ic, !, easily arranged.
tu, =, families ,yner. = ..,naiJ-oe.oIl-voy.,,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
THE PARIS MARKETS.
ThE 'iIALLs5 CENTEhLES," WHICH
COVE7S TEENTY-TWO ACRES.
-..o "B-sm..S sc Ia iia,i.c"-Tiic Cattle. ;ile
H,,-" as.:l he Dog S..s=ket-i I",.rr
aa.: Wine NIarL.t---:sir,3s.
Leather and :J-.i.c.


IIa..- e.. iaG-c5 ity Journal
Tie lar-a general i.i;. ket that have
seen l. thu Z III. F-cIch capital L con-
sl>t> "a tie i,al.ss CeH,rai-', ;aH ravi.:oas OF
II q ami zirc. covering ~, :--..y acres ri
- uali. TIE total cot ui gr.ir !s AMI but.-
M & iat;er are l'la4s. va, s,iae..-ii.-5 over
titn''.hj q .iI..eg.c4a i..s,ey. The ground
ur.crseath ta--n nall Is hn.ey csnhli with
l. cellars tor J.Is s.oae' ri provisions.
i.r7 cellar 81 i.s.'.H.+ e. hl-a !!ed,ei 10y
ga. ;.ni connected by al ua ground rail-
gay A.th tae C.iem.I j. .cr 81. ueintuTe.
t.I- intEre raj, SIS yea En,". pass clear
around Paris, tr.Gs >,m,-hin, Ike twenty
TOUR ni'c' n l.n-tl. II = i.a.la ,'.S TO our
b-it "r grille ::ii"ays E:r'- >pscioa'
.''''is'3'.a "i Paris "ou.d u quite equal %
rs+rso. 'Tai-;", i-u' &. $50 i'sri i"'.. have
q, c'i.':.--;. '.a1.e ..ie,-i.4 "i ei-lPi:EiHS an!
s:~ienatiE.ng things even q Ia II = rot
ll',e i'st' ,AIy.
l. is s.li tii-t At TN 81 a ia market alone the
asau@! -;,."' u. lisa a-.s ut 20 .boIt 5000.
'V1 I'': ;i''d i',-er ~, her ;;gse5;''e
,'i''''i.E ''h" - NHiiH 'ie -'iie oil eggs
!'''' up """di z-..'.'J' 4heh there are
o'''. s'.''''-' are. - ~ = SALE q. "he;i are
: n"' % ~ 'ile~'.i a, although anEee taste
. '-'- ''. ,-,'A e..'.,'ie-i mp I" the POM where
. We can IA "a! CTS "!sheelt'e tne GeAiiHi
E .os 1.;-i.L MFR r. uH>. frogs, pi5s feet
. H'i ar-u;n-. crnis, liI.t etc.
N-ariy al the !rpll-i Il bu-incs5 = trans
I acic y " :n"n. e J. caution how ic-e
women Il 90. l. ...l@c ,.i.ily 81 b industries
( al.ut-l l-ia.H.s G.-u IN our c,ul-
/ IL. but taI-E t.ay mHt ID 50
~ virtue If superior oc;iv!ty and
{ eie--:. They ran tie fruit aHi n.rci.ou
cars. ftey asher yau int the t.-a-sr. u,,.i
tG'E preside 10 tie markets.. The marriott
women arc '"usl. 'l''i;' ., dc II I'a!,', ANA
tHay have Ia- Leg asa hey 'ut q = d ic..i
ms r. i 'vaS IN l."i i;-at tey "ant =.
versatile art 'iNi,ei i-1t.iS ~ t. ."-'.' i.'
!ari-, a'-i 10 i'nSa7 asp than IN ls'l iAs-
!''ird 81! c1iAia'1"', demanding tina q o
'uI' u -. i-'.-i;e. e "' released III "ri'T
'aat lie night oeie, rate mass Tor them on
t-ss,'r day. In hcth eases they carried
sieif point. i s"u c"ui! see them som 81
lee mornings rs t'e' drive bargains with
30 i'-S ken HOUSEWIFE who are on hand
bright ani early - p.Ir-iiSe, you would
Eoj "oti-cr i-I' iAe- u,GsIy have tier own
way
invaded ilir Hail Ceu'raleS early the
o,ier ~ 5reiu e. aud mi. escaped after
80 -auGUilary- ~truS j. with everybody.
t--,ry building was Jsmnei with people,
nj yet the mvriai 81 danes found tim. 10
a.El'~t tear M h.nb rom limb in lei. Ell
'.ta'':' 20 s'euie iay p'it'2n2ss. Iney
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

Early in 1879. aud before Wichita
was much of 4 town. and before |; had
a newspaper. the editor Of the ReFuh-
liran furnished the first settlers with
a newspaper printed in Eldorad"-
Among our early Subscribers Serc
DIR. Lewellen. u. :. Munger. VI. T.
Kellogg. J. ". Ward, " Il Bogg>.
Win Greiflcnstcin. J W. Allison, W.
NJ. Lamrhcr, II ". Nigus. L i. Wat
terman Jame- L. Mead. H. (. Slu>s.
Steele Bro~.:N Bright and Others
Eldnraho kcpnhliran.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
4 Frcuri 1. n aa-. Iny.nrIoa.

An ingenious Freedman has a;.1ii-4 a
cS,sl.1u %; rel iaii4-Gt. .fbe- 10 tee hotto-n o.
z sgrss>of 5ol>e5cll % je--s n esrthen~ar,s
porcelain, Gitss. etc. - that they can - IL
cilnei e. IN angle Of from - - a. Ge-r-es
without falling ever Ocesu s-sAne-S z,ay
Ir-',i iran lie use - such Al invention q
fGsS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
Attention Everybody

TWENTY-FIVE Thousand POUNDS Of should
erz saited sui unsaltsd. for sale
AZ Stewards Packing House Retail F3sre
oeats per and or $50 per To-
ponds Warranted hrst-class in every respect.
snd CHEAPER than Will b. ofsrsd In thIs marie;
soa EEain Likewise an Abundance Of spare
nbs. back 90 -. loin AMI Trimmings .; i've
aad let live pricss No I sausage, al pork,
well se1soast and rr~de from freSn select cuts
% cents Der pound az in - pounds lots AZ -
cents Souis be tine 20 gst rour cane SLED Sitn
pure. unAaai- rated iart. hight ssd Ten ga
lon cans filed VIII pure leaf and bark si-lp-
warranted 20 keep sweet daring n. Summer
.; bed Ioek prices Come A-ra1uins.
d5s-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
Ueuuet,'. ( alex "Trip.
tAnlrrican Queen.

VI. .'a;''S> GeISios. ieI..e', has Us: iols =
ta.:E watch probably go EIal -s-r l.i b.
tcge- s-s cr5o>si tke continent o. ra.-ral I
frs;n New York . san Fans. C., ~. : r,,-
tEs-1 b ;..c entire .ourucg ogs-,7v4l- orslv
thirteen aags lie Went al - WAY in q
sie- ar. wl.h snail isarty * fr.-..lsh ,
ob.eci bc.Es 10 consult ~iiL :. " &AcAav
iS'i'l g ridictl'Csrs' ycs. so-irt~ & -ct.ia.
..i,o a strange stats, aal si-h fr taoSs
Sooi oil days when love \ co.s&-e w.
lu.ta en- .-.-a Tor t. your- Re fi-e. love Is
lire only >larce o. true happiness. and ths-Ss
sla. .. matches Gauss more uaA2pl-Ess
-ssu anything e!Ss n tle yVeTiL-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

finlav Eo.s' great FurnifIrs aad tsrIet EM-
porium Me- lls and l2l Msiu street, OpT+ssii .
the i.ostoffce. l. the largest s-tsbii-hnerI IA
the city To prove u visit the other furniture
e-tahll -buents. then call at Ro>- fnsmmnih
establishment and vog VIII AZ once be conc
siucesi Of the tTufhfGln@-S rf his -tafcglsuf.
sud where you Will see tbs largest sud fines;
display Of artistic furniture in abe liiy. Ei~o,
the largest assortment Of COMMON All u.e.iia:n
furniture Ra~s' great emporium can and Z.li
discount ANY oihrr GssleF : prlcs- The goes
f0a might srlse WHY he car I'll cheaper E-
cause he owns the establishment hs cccupisf
ard - the money to back it-W!th 10 rent %
pay snd the money 10 tax. advantage u the
ruNr,e.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur- Responds
promptly to all calls at day and night eXtented
10 his Office, south side Of Douglas avenue be-
tween Market aud Nai3> streets. over B"lfsr 5
furniture store. Particular attention to all
Inter- al Affections Of the Throat Chest. Aldo
men. Pelyis. Nerves Con6nements az Diseas-
e, OF Women; and peculiar 20 Children:
Wounds. Fractures. Dislocations. ErupiiOns.
Ulcers and Tumors Consultation personally or
by letter in American, as well rs the German
language di-s-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

@. TT. 1EBU, VI. D.,
Physician, Surgeon aud Accoucher- Diseases
OF Females specially Office over Pollock X
Pearce's, Door No, 2 Residence S6 south
Emtoria avenue calls left al p V Heaiy =
land Otlce Promptly answered. dl0.-tI
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

Teacher Of Piano, Violin and theory, LATE OF III,
Cincinnati College OF Music- For terms cal
on or address 6s9 North Main street, or Col
iings fiatt's law once, Wichita, Kansas
dsut-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
MRS- DE- SEyTON

The noted magnetic healer. is located ut No.
$50 North Market street, where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit of her wonder
ful healing power. Charges reasonable.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
u.rrIE,D.s AnD,TIo.

Nearest TO business ceuter Of city Prices
ow and sssy terms u
Go to the fret stairs east Of the New
York store for photographs. 3a-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

DR.. ANUKEW>
Treats Catarrh of the Head, Ear and Nose, sore
Throat. 1onsillitis. Acute and Chronic. and
Lun gAHections with Compound Oxygen. or
the Spray treatment Office in FerrelI's block
opposite the Postofice. Office hours from ga
M 10 p. IN. Ia;
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
EVA A. BATES,

Specialists for al Female Diseases Also Hy-
podermic Medicated vapor Baths. for the cnre
Of Ague, Rheumatism, etc. Office I56 North
Topeka avenue. Wichfti
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
DIR wM HAIL

is permanently located in Rooms . and over
"oudman 4 sons bank. No ItS Y Main
street. " ichita Kansas, where he j. prepared
to treat all blood and skin diseases Kidney
and bladder troubles ee' lily cured Phi ate
and chronic diseases sSeciaity. and al dis
eases II the urinary OTgaa- Il both -eN-s cared
on the insurance plan, no cure no pay Call or
address tonsu tation free and treatment low
Medicines sent everywhere. d-.G-im
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

Office aud residence. 3ll Douglas aTeuue,
south side. Barnes block. over Dsrby'- lmple
meat tore, Wichita, Kansas. dI6j-im
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

c. A. WILSON, VI. ID.
. Physician and Surgeon. Office nj j. L.
FUrlong's, southwest corner Topeka ave..
and First street dl.l-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
MCCOY 4 DYER.

MRS. 8. +. HESDRiCKSON,
Teacher ofPiano Organ snd Theory, Az North
Market street dsns-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

J. H. KOLLAs, NJ. ID.

DENTIST. Opposite the postoflcc. Teeth ex-
trscted without iElin. i2-5l-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18

DIR. " l.. DOYLE,
DENTS Office over HsTnes X Sun frfg
tore, tenteEnia! block. lchiis. H.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
X. {. SCHROEDER

r. {. SCHROEDER,
Physician and surgeon. Office and residence.
side of Main street in ". Winch's new
building near postoftce d-lU.- m
4 o LOWELL.
General house renting business Wichita
kansas Room No. over Larimer x St,uson
CUES FfREBaUGH
Attorney at Law Office with II C. lee.
under itrens' Bank
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-18
DIETER & Campbell,
Contractors & Builders
BRICK AND ST0NE!--

Parties desiring sidewalk Of wiEurid Es--
Cirg Of AL sizes will 10 well q call aad =. ?
rIcss Love orier- 4 " = stems -i'i~s ~
Lawrence ~ south 81 DoUEi5s ave. d-1-tf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28
800 GO FOR size.
':i,c Chattanooga CTr;,Ea.) ys'ae3.ly TiEi.cs
Gives 40 Every Aanlai Subscriber
&5O-Yrice OF weekly E'in,, =, SI.5G-

The Chattanooga (Tenn.) Wcekl,
Times is Grst-class local newspaper
and in every issue contains statistical
information concerning Chattanooga
and the section that surrounds it
East and Middle Tennessee, North
Georgia and North Alabama. The
subscription price Of the Weekly
Times is $50 per annum. Chatta-
nooga is the heart of the Central
South; situated in the centre Of the
richest agricultural ard mineral coun-
try i'll the world; its climate heaithfui
and salubrious; It's schools fr>t-class;
lis population industrious and enter
pris.ng; it is rapidly becoming the
leading city Of the South; its popula-
ton is now %, 900, and will be at least
80 600 in 1890; seven important rail
roads have their terminus at Chatta
nooga; no section of the country Offers
greater advantages to new corners.
Subscribe for the Weekly Times and
learn what is being done there. To
every annual subscriber Of the Times
q premium Of $50 III genuine bills Of
the Confederate States Of America
will be sent OH receipt Of two three
cent stamps. Daily Times published
every day in the year at SO per an
mum.
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SUPERIOR. WIS.,. SATURDAY. MAR. Is. 1855.

The postofiice appropriation bill,
recently passed by congress, makes
the following important changes: The
weight of al single-rate letters in
creased from one-half an ounce each
to one ounce. All newspapers sent
from publication offices or news agen-
cies, including sample copies, are en-
titled to transmission at the rate of
one cent per pound. Any article in
newspaper or other publication offices
or news agencies, including sample
copies, are entitled to transmission at
the rate of one cent per pound. ANY
article in newspaper or other pub
LEGATION may be marked for observa-
ton, except by written or printed
words, without increase Of postoge. \
special 1O-cent stamp is also to be is
sued, which, when attached to = letter
III addition to the lawful postage there
on, will insure its immediate delivery
by special messenger at any time be-
tween 7 \. N. and midnight.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

"A proposition to annex Superior
to Duluth has received some consider
alton Of late and while the scheme has
some friends, as usual the number of
opponents are not few or far between.
The prospects of the change are not
definite enough TO warrcnt an opinion.
Some Of the Duluth journals claim
that the prosperity Of each would be
identical. While many residents of
Superior might favor such a proceed
ing it remains a matter of considerable
doubt as to whether nonresident prop
erty owners (and they are not a few
would be willing to say aye. We be-
lieve that sufficient pride remains
among the Superior people to induce
them to still hang to their town and
preserve its own identity hoping that
the future has as fair prospect for
the city's upbuilding and development
as any other place on Lake Superior
Ashland Press.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

lature will take upon the question we
are not advised, but it is thought that
out of courtesy, the commissioners will
he appointed. The people of Douglas
county feel quite fattered to see that
the great State of Minnesota locks
with longing eyes upon their territory,
and that she has in effect asked Wis
consin if she can have us. We await
the result with all the complaceney we
can command.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

The late I. 5. Arthur, the story
writer, was a man without vice, and
was strictly domestic in his tastes and
habits lis writings were voIuminous,
but day or two before his death he
said: Il have never written Il line ex-
cept with the earnest desire 10 do good,
and never a line which | would wish
expungcd.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28
COUNTY BOARD.

Special session held March 2oth 1881 Mem
bers present, Il. 3. Mclean Chairman, L. Gouge
and a. T. rhi.brouk, Supervisors.
The following bills were allowed, and the
Clerk instructed to issue orders for Tie same.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28
Those Patent Bridges.

der the mead OF bridSeS-t'"h sup
erViserS may levy tax 10 oWld or re-
par, refers Us to section 1913 page
az turning 10 TINS page ana Sec
ton we ind as follows:
section ISIS, The Supervisors Of every town
property Of the town. to be placed on the tax roll
and collected as other taxes for the purpose OF
and pernerent b,3 Ice. and canseways ocross any
river, stream erea, swamp or marsh in such town
Tu5ic convenience: but no such tax shall be lev,
led except with the se1' ofaH the supervisors
5na sritI o 80 , g ors s,ov ond nt
more than one such tax shall be 50 levied ami
- "''' '''l
10 i.o' 'ii'u '"''' 'niS ID" las
Doen i'0o'"o" y '',,.'' anu ""
''ii'il li'''' ''''o. 80 l'
-.'i''e'0'' mon wa ''-'''
',io Oo'i' M" '',i i''0 ''''''''' ~ - '0'y
t"7 '"A I'i oii"7 - "i'' .'''Se"'
u l''cI i '''i>,o u, ''i7 10 " = % pan
'i0"r anu P'''','7 =. i's ~ us ma ~
o''S 0'''' 'i''lv'. " " =
a' clalnlea' II % d VICIOUS i''"' anu 'iie
powers under 1t liable to be mIsused
why, then, the legislature should re-
peal it and not Ieaye 1t on the books
the same as any other law to De eNer-
cised by an officer.
But it seems TO US to be a very
proper and useful provision, for with
out it there appears to be no way IN
which our town board could rebuild or
repair bridge, such as the one ever
the OPpefto"h slough or Oh " inter
avenue OF ora street III " est superior
or on the biyhela road over dun
creek OF Dear creek, or Oh any % Tue
other numerous roads, ana avenues
IN thls exceptionally large Town cover
ing, as II aoes, the ehIlre county oI
Douglas Inc sum allowed Tor each
oriage (9oo0) L very hoaeFaIe ana
seldom covers the cost OF the bridges
w iirho,1,or II, br;d,,os bora hoo, oct
,,,1.L,;1t -. ,,,+ : o,o+h,n a,,,t;oo
A ,,o ora inf,ro,od Some of tba,, have
H., hrilt AMI some havo n,t h,t will
I,a hr;I+ tho o,,i,o, voor Tbora i no
I,,r ro,,u;r;..o the,n 70 No hu;It in
J,on ,n,oI. or ,of,ro tho low =
II.
ca .,,,oo ;fot 1,rr dioto4o that
l.I,l n. u. .,
-,
i :, - NV 0'''' ''.'>' f, r.
- '''0 '''o va, ~ =, a..
1;,J aJ naao.,;t,,.
:, ~ ..1 :tI
'','' " =, - H.
-. ~. -
~ "
r.,
nov ','5 "o'. . = ''''' = - : ' ''''
~ ''''' Inv Il"
l (" ~ '',' ,''N' ','''' - =
: ~, - II, III
,l = ..,t H.:
~
i''iu "i','0"' .o"',' '''' u -" VI
Sus,'i" "lI"''.1 a. i''9' ''0 ",S' e''''
"'''''u' ' ~, ~, I olA IP1"
O''
nv" oo'''oo !" o'l 80
ou' ieSo"'0e' '"'''9'',''' VI ''o''''' -
'"eio "o'' iO iO'''' ~ 'i''l -.
any 'h"" "'io '"iN' - .',''7' o''''' - "
P'''iii - va ''oe'' i''' v ''''- y ~ '''0
COUNTY u0' oloi0'
" u ,'0 NV po"0i - - - '''''
'' '''"5e '"',' '' '7'
: '0' '''' anu ''''n w INV - '.r w, ~,
80 ','>'l oats'
|'i''''S = - 80 = : -.
-
greatest crowd prevail, without re-
gard to whether the persons voting
heavy taxes are tax payers at all
themselves or have any real interest
IN the welfare OF the town. y levy
made for bridge under the section
above quoted Is much more apt to be
Just anu proper lhan IeFF MADE by
.l
Il SISdt crown COIN )JS%u oIteh ol III
49,: --1 IL -.,o.,.,,r, e
c0islICIate pG9bie, ana >OuiciilleS VI
pnrsons bavincr ma I1vful vote or resi-
=
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

AT Neilsville, Judge Newman
sentenced Albert Martin to the pen
itentiary for life for the murder of
August Leideger, September -, 1891,
Martin having pleaded guilty. The
convict had planned to kill his en-
ployer and marry Miss Leideger.
The woman is TO be tried as accessory
t. the crime.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

Levi W. Villas, Of Eau Claire,
whose candidacy for the position on
the supreme bench now held by Judge
Taylor has caused considerable com
mcnt, has wisely settled the matter by
declining 10 run, on account Of un-un-
animity in his nomination. This leaves
Mr.. Taylor clear field for the Judge
ship.-Badrer State Banner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

-"Queer country, this said an
Englishman. "Why, Notwithstanding
YOU call this the winter season, | saw
a dude drop on the sidewalk the other
day. N. Y. Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

The Town Treasurer handed in fer
cancellation the sum Of three thousand
three hundred and sixty dollars and
twelve cents, (53,36012) which were
examined, cancelled and destroyed as
the law directs.
J. F. RIsH0FF. Clerk
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28
Ortouviiie IL Lake Superior Haiiroad-

Articles Of incorporation Of the OrtonviHe &
Lake superior Railroad company, TO construct and
operate a road from Ortouville northeasterly to
some point on Lake superior with extensions rs
may be deemed advisable, were filed with the
Minnesota secretary Of state last Saturday. The
The principal place Of business Ortonville and
the capital stock and limit of indebtedness ST.
0)0Gao each. The incorporators are C. X orion
c. Z. Brooks, l. c. Lane T. NJ. Grant and Bern
hard DasSel, all of Ortonyille.
We are personally acquainted with
one Of the incorpnrators, Mr.. c. X.
Orion, and know him to be Il man Of
push and energy and he will put the
road through il it is possible to do so,
Ehe Investigation Sill Progressing
with liore Startling Developments.
The committee now finds that hun
dreds Of dollars have been laid out in
Pillow-sham Holders, Wall Splashers,
Fancy Cabinet and Card Frames,
Wall, Side and Corner Brackets, also
fancy line of Stencil and Gilt Mould
ings. Call and see for yourselves.
LoGUE q WHITNEY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28
ENS0y. Ma.oGiI Dead.

TX Gov Beriah Magofin of Ken
lucky died at his home in Harrods-
burg in that state on the 18th ult., af-
ter a short illness, aged II years.
Coy. Magofiin was one Of the most
prominent and henored men in the
State Of Kentucky. He was Govern
or Of the state when the war broke
out, AID his firm course in that try
ing time it is believed prevented Ken
lucky from going with the south. Gov
Magotiin was we'll known and highly
respected in Superior, where he leaves
considerable interests, which caused
him to visit the place at intervals dur
ing the past % years. He left a large
family. Two of his sons, Beriah and
Samuel, are located in St. Paul.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

The Arabs and the English are
having pretty hard times amorg
themselves. The English, we think,
is the under dog in the light thus far.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28
lEinnesofa-- wisconsin Isouui;ary Line.

The following is copy Of the joint
resolution OF the Minnesota legislature
relating TO a change OF the boundary
line between the two states, transmit
ted to the Wisconsin legislature by
Gov. Hubbard, on the 10Th inst:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

Charleston IS. CD News and
Courier: President Cleveland could,
perhaps, decline to renominate Mr..
Pearson without violating the declara-
tons and promises made in his speech
es and letters. But he would violate
the unwritten law by which he and
every public man in his position is
bound The common belief is that
there is no other man anywhere 50 fit
to be postmaster of New York as Mr.
Pearson is. This lifts him out of the
category of ordinary oficeholders. 1t
gives him clam upon the admins
tration in the public interest which
cannot be safely ignored, and which
ought net TO be ignored.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

General Grant Is still reported as
improving. lie ought TO be we'll
pretty soon, if the reporters and doc
tors are not living about him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICE OF Town CLERK,

OFFICE OF Town CLERK,
March 20, 1885.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present r. b. Mclean, Chairman;
Urgille Gouge, A. Z. PhiI5rook, Su-
peryisors.
The following bills were approved
and allowed, and the Clerk and Chat.
man authorized to sign and issue ord
ers for the same:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

The Menominee river pine cut
this winter will total 250,00O,0OO feet,
and 100000 feet remain in the
booms from last year.