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THE popular opinion regarding taxation
T'other fellow ought to be taxed
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MINSTREL s0NGs-0LD g. NEW

Tbelarge sales show this to be perfect success,
and no w0nderi No brighter or more musical mel
odes were ever brought together than those Of the
hundred PLANTATION. MINSTREL and
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,cTATE OF NETWORK.
orrrSy OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE.
ALBANY. August i, 1856.

orrsSy OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE.
ALBANY. August /, lSS6.9
r.,s. sheriff OF the County of NewYosk;
- Non,e Is hereby that. at the Genersi Election
this sss S Se taT m CSemSsr 3d. The following
.sscsrs Ie 10 10 elected 10 WIZ
oorcrportu tho place OF DAVID HILL.
Iis2tsnTRso STATE IN the place JOSEPH CARR
Arre1n;roier In tho place Of AdFREp I: CEAHN;
ITsas General liz the place OF DENIS oBRIEN.
AZ ssse Ensns and surveyor IN the place OF ELNA'
THAN 81 me supreme Court for the First Jndisia Dis
Ii ccnprisng voaa oil New-foK III the place OF
dxokSE in the Fortyninth Congress- OF the
I;S aud Eighth Assembly Districts. in the
o. tn az in tho place o. SAMUEL g. coA 70
ftene1 ,or the Fifth sixth Seventh. Eighth Ninth
rsnth and Eleventh senate Da'rIoS
cour,r officers also TO be elected ior saiu OounV'
TweD y19 n ts place CT LEXANDER DAyIDsoN
County ClerS 10 The place OF n Peos in the Mace q,
nsee Of The superior Court in the place Of JOHN
S1Do i.As CITY Court n place OF DAVID MO
ApI presiJeat OF the Board Of Aldermen.
Twenyioar Aas ~ n,sns o, FERDINAND LEVY BIER
TTss D0r Wh NJ \ and WILLIAM II. KENNEDY.
All whose Of once viii expire Old inc ' u'' iD0
cember next peanectfuiy yours.
Secretary OF State.
,oso fo S ~@porr,O Of Che Assessors OF each
Town county; sna siso 70 cause COPY Q,
ssE until the election oe Laws OF 1870 Chapter 400
xssiCs this day from the sesret4 Of state
shorf1 OF the Cts and County of New.YorG.
Publishers viii not insert this adyeftise
fpons ualess specially authorized 30 TO DO xxr~,x,
sheriff Of the Ciy end County OF Newly Ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

Sale o; lois on aGth l31thsts, W of Jth-aNe 3D.
1ourned to Nov -
RECORDED RIAL ESTATE TRANSfEhe-N.h'il
The following shows the transactions recorded
yesterday:
Gthave J6lOfts OF ls2d-st. lG oxS5; Horny , ooo
Soeks % as ~ y o Of Saye sSxlOo6 William
Curry y q to Henry Otter AND wife samuel 'o'O
"2d,st s. i@i u T. W n ma fITf si1rcr $4,000
Aihavf Sc c tn Snon o'I ESSerman - lObOO
S6tsL 3 igH y T .. 70 Edgari Kipa rcS $4,000
l24ih, 6 s. ~ ;e to Frank OF thornton 1900
sitst q son IT " OF lsave ICE xl022; Eva Mu o. Inn
Ter and another 10 George Gcrlntl o'''oo
l4it,st 81, cor % S.'Es c vs eo25o
s9a T'le s 81 Of 9avo la6iaso
Moore to A CrGniic a; a 49,; iV''oo
S2d st. and s ar sIcS,ors Iirtcy 2lOOo
Ahgns . H s0t i o9ct her, r'N'''' "" 2I0GO
I'd ave - y9ie 10 Ipa q tieist,oap % 200
Hester ST. No al p, ~ u eA'0"'i o' $4,000
ION avg - cor Of s4is 9SOkl26 Henry Glel
loth:sye E a. - y mn o, ntuSr' i"u' " $500
llth9ye 20 o. 20 apa sonTlr 1920
ST Mic lolasave. W cor OF li7th-st. y. lNiZLS'v
x72xIOO William Ihompson an0 vile to Ah"hr 7, ooo
sstbs IN It Of st.aye 2sxos o. Henry Ian -, ,oo
Green chsI Nos as G ana TO- Ias los er $4,000
o. S,g Ic 80 Hsisy HOOPS 1900
Rugerss- " :, 4''z'Ao4' |"'h''' M lC.OaO
10 HHne - '5'F II 7iihst 261 Iaomneu -. ooo
Duttenweser End wife to 1acon koo io
/ ga /: John Welcser and ~iieio "llliim oq coo
1e1ra iSssn a qo IT Of 5sts 9ox05 Mary =, oo
RuSIey 10 THOMAS Regan.............. l01oo
Iexncton.svo @ e GS It OF s9tbs 2OES' AleV 4. .oo
hShty 70 20 n q n, toIt 2ixIOOb Jen-
ME Mitchell 10 solomon A pei .---..... 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

for flats private houses lightly encunbercd
TUOS. ID. GROVE loo broadway.
FOR SALE.-One of the most beautiful
homes the city OF Los Angeles California consisting
OF 10 acres awknsst s within block OF
and mnutas walk OF fty Land Court House The
GROUNDS beautifully laid out in lawns and shade
large quantities OF flowers vines and srubbey. There
Ia $50 bearing trees. 90 choice lemons
English wainus 81 Italian chestnus ~ olives IL figs co
peach pums 10 pears IL Almonds 90 lines
20 ornamental trees and
mons There Is abundance Of city and private
household purposes also for irrigation The property be
divided into three or more most beautiful homes
sufficient CITY lots be sold from n
to pay tho purchase money without interfering
with the mansion, lawns and The
house beautifully furnished expense about 81 900
has IL rooms. consisting OF Bedrooms Paror Dining
Library and Kitchen, with honso
in house disconnected from the building This house.
is m Thorough The produce an incnme
year from 800 TO 81 900 and constantly
az the trees In agebefng twelve years
old be 10 be approached The above property
ia stuatod in growing city OF $4,000 Inhabitants 10
sej tropic climate II cold never gels
too uarn 10 be the the entirs day Los Angeles
moi a for its mild genial climate which sought by
those desiring change Of climate from the cold the East
ern states during winter months here the flowers
bloom cveTy month In the year. atiaress MORFoRD &
SON Real Estate Agents ITO North ssI'Gsst, Los An.
usie Cal
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Bnsimess propertp tor 5Il: aro to lie
a,rooklpn Property For Sale a11 % let

TOR SALE or RENT.-TwO villa houses, Ia
rooms Lincoln place Prospect Park perfect order
ready for occupation bay windows three sides
lrlce low owner, FIELDER 30 Liberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

HIGHLAND BEACH,
NAVEsINK BEACH,
MANTOLCKING.
seeore bay front lots for sale without money parties
v1ho will build this FEhDIkAND FISH,
lao broadway, corner Liberty-st. N. Y.
HIGHLAND BEACH, between Sandy
Il II ook and seabrizht Lots iul TO shrews
River No cash required II purchasers will improve
this winter FERDINAND FISH,
lad Broadway. cor Liberty-st.
HUDSON RIVER.-Furnshcd house stable !;
ample grounds; ueirhboroOd elevated site for
rent sale; rare chunce NJ WRIGHT. Poughkeepse NY.
TOR SALE AT RICHMOND HILL, l.. L.
Two Queen Anne cottages IL reoms all improvements
full supply ornamental grounds overlooking bay and
perfect order Que fnc cottaRo large lot;
Of hand building sites world al At
prices satisfactory buyers; only 10 minutes
IRON ferries and Brooklyn. FIELDER, 50 Liberty SIT
FOWLER, Kichmond HAIL
ORANGE, n. J.--Dosirable properties near
~ all stations. for saie and rcut
.. D. CoHDIT. opposite Brick Church Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


The ontlook for business in real estate Is ex-
ceed,npr encouraging as witnessed by the monthly list
ot wants and offers issued yesterday Mt the brokers call
This list contains 81 items Of wants and oilers
under separate heads. An examination shows 'ha' o
demand residence property below yr wSie
syhtiy greater than the whole district dDoNe
the demand business property to rent 70 grea.o rt
she offered The demand Tor resaencS mrsness
To rent also xceeds the supply In the case OF
property sell the demand and supp are ,p mn and
There spirited demand for vacant ac. ,Is The article
in TIE TRIBUNE yesterday on excessive assessicns
S was dealer SAID The Exchange ought sp
In and call public meeting The matter snou,a Id
stirred u So r a. so sGS genera to that
It was merely local complaint the EXCHANGE could
called for general reconsideration not only as Tcgaas
different parts of the city but as regards & St
compared the rest OF the State then the ohceS s'
The auction sales yesterday were light H. Hen Hen
raues sold by public sale No. 32s East Seventycignt
ST. threc-story high stoop brick house to j. H. rOry
for The partition sale of ~ s GSst Es Mer
sale OF lots in One hundred thirty sixth nnd One
sts went oyer t
sale .: Nos. 81 and 20 to NCye IN Closed u
Tomorrow Mr. lsarigufs will offer No. 223 East Forty
ninth.st, Nos 20 and 215, all unsr luz;
Hinety-second-st L. j. & |. Phillips will sell underi9re
closure Nos. Al6-i20 East sixty-ioufthst 11ir,y
lourtlst. Mr. seaa7 viii sell, also under foreclosure
northeast corner sixtyfrst-s ah1 n
ave j. r. Foley, a prominent operator IN the rod
estate market posted for election. being proposeo
by NJ. Iattmau and seconded by r. Fitzgerald
NEw-YoRK Monday. Nov. Q. 1885,
The following sales were the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day:
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
By HOratio HcHriQucs.
ssSry dwelling win oi qt No % 1sI Foey sGd75
Sale nf building with lJt Nos Enst isth-st, adjourn
eel TO Nov. .------'---'-'--
BIZ PANEL ". Seaman.
Sale Of buildings with plot Nos "a and 80 Coinela'
st. anu buildings with plot nos GOA and 0"o "'h-
ave, adjouI nod to Nov.
BY Scott syrTs.
Cola -, 20 nj, OCT, apa of sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
"A room OF, srcobd door with without bonL %
West sd st.
y 1acn univ ,stbonf boanI az West 32d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
Cost ano fonao

VSf.-Bank Book No. 100, 1877; Greenwich
op,sss sines lns 73 6shays, New.York City Payment
Sppeo Please return to Sank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
by Scott q hyrrs.
.so-H. ,.o Al, of 5fh- ava a.

Sale Of buildings with plot. Nos q and ~ CoineM-
st. ana buildings with plot, Nos GOA mlu 90 ''h-
uNf. al IN NnyN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
fctiurcs an0 mcella1s.

NEW-NURK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
n NOTICE TO NJ .MBE s.. a stated ting will b.
liz hi on Z nc day cyu.dng November 3. at Oclurk.
profcssOr HENRY T.. JOliNSfDE Will read q paper
nalans Political indie teGn - tlr American hcvnl
toa Tine hon LUTTE Il. MARSH wall present y re-
pnrt Oh thc Reservation ~ Ntngara Fans
A DIR. W WARNER. EccOrting - cretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
Boero nuo Rooms ioanteo.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY, between 2D.h ana
.it5 Al, aud ih and 5h ave. Tor gcnt 'nil Anl "o'
Address O. BoS 25 Irbnno Ohico rs Bfnad"af'
nonuS For one or two ladiies. with heat.
Ia a., pf bris closets: between IA M bth aN's hn 80
- In - p-.ccs yery mIdcr Ito r'e:onc"s Nhhio"
'"' ' NEW ENGLAND. Tribune u. aieli. fbJ S.AN''
YxraNTED.-A furnished apartment until
w pay or June must have at le'd Tour b'u'Ip'n''
stcnn heat elevator Address. givn prs onni lo'ai1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
Conntrn propsrtn for Bale ano 60 Get

ELEGAN HOTEL, handsomely furnished,
Ia at Saratoga accommodating 400 guests VIII exchange
for fats OF private houses lightly cncunIbercd.
TUOS. ID. GROVE. loo Broadway
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LIST OF AUCTIONS
BIZ HoratiO HcHriQucs
Bu Ndnicl ". NcunlnI

3.stOry dwelling With lot No 32S Fast 1Sth-st g. az
$40 Il e OF od-ave lot I6SxlO22;J II FOleY..- So''
Sale If building with lUt Nos Knit lStl-st, adjourn
al, Nay 4
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weat Siie-

100 MADISON-AVE-Pari and second
loo floors. with private baths Hnh "itenuahns p"'
table only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRlhUNE WILL RI RECEIVED AT TIKI
fPToWN OFFICES. no l.2sS Broad"ay corner rms,y
rst.t mill . D. IN. S53 Broa bctWeon IwonV
.ooond and TWey-thri sts until NJ. Bb west T1rn
~ m rst corner Egbtiave, No. lob Iorrthnye corner
100 Third ave, FOrtyScycnthsi, 80
oT TliT,Iasc noor hiztbth.ht. end tuo hAklEM OF.
VIZ OK Eat One fh.s., Zoo
Tirl.Aye corner One andtwentJ rfhs, up 70
leo
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6eip mantcd-

A LAD, IL or IA years of age, wishing a
Eood bome for the winter at country residence
-eAS one wiling and able to do chores, address
s. c., Tribune once. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

NEw-YoRK, Monday. Nov. 2. 1885.
ne following saes held at the Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

n IEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
n To be hsd Of all storekeepers. urocers end Chem.
jst. Sole Agents for the United states (whoesae
oniy1 C. David a Co., FSnchurch- ave-. Ioni0n,
England
Bsd wholesale by James p Smith Park a Tifprd Aeker,
Eorzll Osndit Ackcsscn Robbins. Tnnrber. Whyland
Co. Francis H. Leggot & Co.. and w. H. schieneln Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
HOTEL MOTHERHOOD,

NETHERWOOD. NEWJEKsEY.
as minutes from New York City by Central Railroad OF
$ewJersey and fsst Trans 10 Inc botfL itcs
" Ian "o ~ THE MANAGER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23


-Iroquet sets at the foSt oihce.
Town and County orders taken
1T par for goods ut I. Co1AN.
Balls Of all kinds at the Post
Office.
j. II. Hammond Is in st. Paul
this week.
The work Of taking the state cen
sus will bcgin with the first Of June
Mr.. Dean has got new hoe,
which is just the thing fer this soil.
Try it.
Mr., Philip Southern, OF CIevedon
was IN town this week, looking after
hIS public highway.
fresh vegetable OF all kinds re-
ceived daily by NEIL SMITH
Mr.. NJ. /. Bright, OF La tayette,
Ind, IS IN the city locking after his
reaA estate interests
kid, Isle gloves, and ParaSoIS at
CoNANS.
rain this week, but not enough to do
any particular good.
Elegant line Of neekwear at half
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Mr.. P. Bencteau will soon have
ready for delivery new map of Su-
perior, showing all additions, railroads,
and surveys down to the present time
1t is a very complete map and viii
be issued as Il folder for the pocket
and also mounted on rollers. He has
no speculation in the scheme, and only
wishes to serve the public and to sell
enough 10 cover the costs Of produc-
ton. and this he will no doubt readily
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
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To Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Whipple,
Sunday the 18th inst, daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Jones, on
Friday 18th inst, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. BeIlfoiI, on Mon
day 18th inst, son.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

To RENT-The store $50 west 2nd
street now occupied by p LeClaire
with warehouse and cellar will be for
rent June 1st. Also the 2ud story Of
315 west 2nd street.
For SALE, lot 313 west 18th street
$4,000, lot 50 west 9th street $500.
The south J Of northeast Is, the east
] Of northeast IS, AZ, 10 meadow land.
Timber, ties, etc, for $500 an acre.
J. 5. Richie.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
Memorial Services,

Memorial services will be held at
the NJ. Z. Church, tomorrow, Sun
day evening, commencing at 7:45.
All members Of the G., \. r. post are
requested to meet at their hall at 7
o'clock sharp, and 90 IN a body to
the church. All persons, irrespective
of creed or profession, are cordially
invited to join in all Of the memorial
services both tomorrow and on the
seth inst.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Mr.. VIM. Brust, one of the pro
prietors Of the Lake Superior Roller
Mill, arrived here from New Tim,
Mimi, last Saturday evening. His
family will follow as soon as he can
secure house room for them. Mr.
Brust who has been cashier Of one of
the New Tim banks for some time,
will take the place of book keeper in
the business here.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The bottom has fell out Of The
Duluth gold aud silver boom. As
we have said on former occasions, there
is no gold in the country claimed fer
it, worth speaking Of 1t is simply
another desperate effort on the part of
Il few spectators to draw a crowd to
Duluth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The TINES received pleasant
call from f. \. Watkins Esq, the
able and gentlemanIy Auditor of Carl
ton Co., MINI, and Mr.. Martin, the
polite ticket agent at the n. P. june
ton, a few days ago. They both eX-
pect to become permanent residents Of
Superior ia the near future, and we
hope they may.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Our new State bank, The Bank
of Superior" commenced doing a lit
tie business Tuesday morning, al
though really not quite ready for act
i've business. Next week everything
will be in good running order, at the
old stand Of the First National Bank.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The Duluth Tribune of Sunday
last contained this bit Of local infor-
nation: ''The latest news by grape
vine telegraph from Superior is, that
upon the expiration next month of
the contract of Mr. G. E. Foote to
publish Gen. Hammond's paper, the
Inter-Gcean, Mr. F. will sever his
connection with that paper and that
his place will be taken by Mr.. c. c..
Knappen.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Mr. G. e. Foote last Tuesday sew
cred his connection with the Inter
Ocean. We believe he intends to en-
gage IN the grain business at Duluth,
with Mr. Raymond, of Fargo. The
TIMES wishes him success in his ''puts"
md ..calls.n
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

-Ex-Mayor O'Brien, Mr.. Sea-
berry, Of the firm of Maxwell, Sea
berry & Co., and another gentleman
whose name the reporter failed to get,
all % St. Paul, were in the city We'd
nesday last and took the afternoon
train for the Brule river, where they
will spend few days fishing fer trout
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The entertainment given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian society
Wednesday evening WAS we'll attend
ed and passed off very pleasantly for
the guests, and proftably for the so
ciety, the net receipts footing up about
S185. The voting for the handsome
crazy quilt was quite spirited for a
time, and when the polls closed, and
the votes counted it was found th4t
Miss Fannie Coburn, a truly popular
young lady, and organist in the NJ
f. Church, had G20 votes, and thi,
being the highest number received by
any one person, the quilt was handed
oyer to her. The total receipts for
the quilt alone was 1929. The supper
and Strawberries and cream were ex-
cellent, and the tables were well pat
ronized
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

There came near being a big fire
UP at Connor's Point Wednesday ev-
ening. One Of the Sexmith Co.'S, ten
ement houses caught fire, and for a
time it looked as though an extensive
and costly conhagratiou was about to
follow, but by hard and systematic
work the flames were subdued before
any serious damage was done.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The work of construction on De-
troit pier was commenced with a good
force of workmen, the forepart of this
week. The engineer is stalking out
the ground for the other bridges, so
that work on them can commence Dv
the first of next week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

This is indeed backward spring
"A Sea OF Ice in the middle Of May.
Just think Of it.-Duluth Tribune.
Unfortunate Duluth. We sympa-
thize with her in her ice bound condi-
ton.
Fifth street is to be opened up
clear through to the St. Louis Bay,
graded in good shape and sidewalks
built. 1t will make a good and pepu-
lar thouronghfare when the work is
completed
The Superior City Band boys re
ceived their new uniforms last Satur-
day, and appeared on dress parade
that evening Their suits are very
nice and add much to their general
appearance.
The Powder River Cattle CO., is
pushing things, in the way ofclearing,
breaking and seeding their large tract
Of land south of town. a great change
has been wrought out there in the
past few months.
Two large vessels with coal are
going up the bay as we 90 to press,
but we could not make out the names
Our bay presents lively appearance
these days with vessels of all kinds
coming and going.
Duluth Tribune-The body of
Johnny Wolfkill, who disappeared six
or seven weeks ago, was found yester-
day morning near elevator Z, in a
water barrel, into which he had evil
IDENTIFY fallen and was unable to extri-
cate himself
Mr. w II. Webb babe his friends
here farewell Wednesday morning
and started for Whitewater, this state,
where he has accepted position with
manufacturing firm, for one year
/ The TIMES wishes him success in his
new field of labor.
Hon. c. ]. Allen, engineer Darl-
ing, and J. H. Upham, of the dredg-
ing company, were in the city Tues
day looking over the harbor improve
ments now in progress here. Some
good and effective work will be done
4 here this season.
The Inland Marine SAYS a craft
is being built at Saginaw of 81 feet
keel, a feet over all, : feet beam and
t feet depth, and instead of the or
binary propeller wheel she will have
the wheel little abaft of midships,
directly under the bottom of the boat,
whereby she expects 10 make twelve
miles an hour. The wheel will be A
inches in diameter. An ordinary
stem pipe and bearings have been put
in in case the nsw idea is a failure.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

Mr.. 7. G. Arn,itage manager OF
the Superior and Ashland branch
Of the \. F. road was in the city last
Monday. This piece Of road still in
the hand Of the construction depart
ment will be handed over 10 the com
pany in few days, after which Mr..
Armitage and Col Clough both ex-
pect to go to the far west to engage in
new railroad work.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-05-23

The entertainment given by the
Tennesseans on the evening Of the
10Th was greatly enjoyed by a large
audience. Had we here a public ball
for such entertainments, the attend
ance would no doubt have been still
larger, but until that degree OF enter
prise is attained, we will have to get
along as best we can. The concert
was most excellent and we hope the
troupe viii visit rs again when they
journey through the Northwest.