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ANOTHER Big BLAZE.
CLOTHING DAMAGED BY FIRE

To Re sold by tar InsurnncP COinpnMN.
nov being rold st retail 10y order OF the insurance :oui.
raily ~ 7Ui EronGwAy,, near 9Th street. Yesterday the
70 I-t nea" the brilliry. Two hunnred extra cherps
have been engaged to-day to wait on thr Tremendous
crowd o. puICla"rrs This immens" building has buan
rcntod by the insurance cuinpar" ]cNpr"ssly Tor tho put
po-r ~ th'- tr,ut sale. .1hil great eaI'i /, now Roiny oN
AZ 80 IroadwHy, near 9Th street, and r%yrrytlinT sold 80
pes cont i"ss than aotu1l cost, a. II 10 Ordorad that the
"n,ric sock must be closed out wi,fir rve days rom
TIN 0rtc. The stock consists o, the hnc't quality high
grrde clothing for mpn nm Toys, sH'ed from the late
tire. Tine ]nrp'Hierr 'or the insurance company, after
thre!uHy examining the stock OF clotliry. concluded
the same vas not 20 tadly "G'naEyd a cAiuel by the
assured clothing manuiact nrer,. and, falling to sgrvc rs
I" 1ciun' los, was 'oroe1 10 take the stocS ana tarni II
INTO money, and tn" goods must lie sold ut once in order
TO mHE1 Z unal scttisinent This grent fire saic viii
York. This is tho first time a -n"o ,urn cttrAnrdi1ary
inanntrdo has over TAKEN place n New for; anr II, Will
Via; rir"utiG bars,irs are b"inG offered MSS's
IIiiGpAnt Rolyer 0vercoats, 81 IS, worth $40,
a!o'h,, iS;e SSe'S sfSIe ; md ID p SSrsrt .sS worth st E sis.
M'n's Extra Fine Elysisn Beaver Ovorcoats, $500,
sSn idir sat,n iin %S.'% All = / over HSif il. . G'as s9 lHS's styias S' Ui
nHeEcoAts eauslly ~ cheap. IN elorrnt p!itr O. Mems
money returned, Those D3.eent Pant, Gra msis Of
heavy dark cloth, worry hHndsom", and you don't
did suit o. Mems Winter Ciothc-, 80. 8. very hand
some and guaranteed worth $1,000 Keen the ant
SlI. 90 We heruby. hgr"c and bind ourselves to rturn
the $50 Mems e1t'a iino gral,ty suits, - Dn.
Htgh.grah; goodi. nearing SquL to ne finest drGliiy
cnstom.tailor work in all styie--orer 40, 600 d iiercnt
Az must 20. regardless OF cost or u ynii'y. Beet GuSiity.
extra i'm; h%nyg undershrtS AMI DrHTrrs. ~ S.nts
eut other goods we have not space % mention hs-c. DUI't
tll T. call and examine goods and rr,ocSnt this great
an jnd<e for yourself, and You will ini that the above
are positivS iasii a Gi,S'rr to ,Gt such pHrraiHs oc'
7GJ D~roRdwly, near Sth S.rert, New YORK.. During this
great F,rc in'rrnnSt sale he sSlesronm will he open
commences today, andwi!ll last Five BAYS and no longer.
The evening world., 1889-12-04

Miss Laura Burt has secured the play in
WVnlch P,otrice tarrcd. She has called i Our
Ing on the 10Th IL Worcester, Mass, un,,ei two
management OF Messrs.. El!s.er and Lynch.
whatever tina. mas. he? Miss Mer,on Nbpott l.
the leading lady and Ed Morris The comedian. "
The evening world., 1889-12-04

Better Called g Loaf Union.
Jrom Plck.l
Tommy Hnwk-What is n labor union, papa ?
Mr.. IIayk-A club that directs laborers when
to stop laboring.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08
(iTcgEt Court.

The adjourned term of the circuit
court met last Tuesday morning, with
q OF the jurors of the original panel
present. y special yenire to fill the
panel was ordered.
The jury being secured, Charles Suf-
kin, George Rennie and Thomas Men
ion, charged with forgery, were
brought into court and arraigned.
All plead not guilty.
Larkin was tried and found guilty
by the jury. In the case of Rennie,
the jury was out Z hours and then
found the prisoner guilty In the case
Of Minion, the jury were out 80 hours
and then found the prisoner not guilty
and he was discharged. Rennie and
Menion We're charged with forging an
order and passing it for can of beer.
The State VS. IIannifn, defendant
plead not guilty. The jury panel was
exhausted and new venire OF twenty
five names ordered. The case went to
trial and was given to the jury in q few
hours. The jury was out about fifteen
minutes, and brought in a verdict of
not guilty as charged in the indict-
ment Prisoner discharged.
State VS. Rafael Stratfee, ct al, the
Italians, for the murder of Hubbard
last fall, was called. Special venire Of
SO names was necessary to secure a jul
~. This trial is in progress as we &C
to press Friday afternoon. Mike and
Frank Bean, the two men convicted OF
completely in this murder at the last
term of court, are here from Waupm
as witnesses in the cases now on trial
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08
Ea siSi01s OF 1855.

The following notes on the fashions
Of 1856, little more than century
ago, are reproduced from old files of
New York papers of that date.
Fashions for 1876: Itlsa the fashion
among polite people to play cards on
Sunday evening.
Cork bustles are quite the thing, also
for ladies' to stoop much when they
walk the streets.
To visit at seven o'clock is the fash
ion. Husbands should not be seen i'll
company with their wives, it is very
vulgar ana unfashionable
1t is the fashion for gentlemen to
patch and perfume themselves before
they are seen among ladies.
1t is the fashion for young ladies to
invite young gentlemen to visit
them.
1t is tie fashion to leave the assem-
blies and concerts at Il O'Clock.
II is the fashion for ladies' to drink
porter in the afternoon-tea is quite
out Of date among genteel people.
From the same source we learn that
they had the all devouring goad in
those days as now, as witness the fol
lowing
Those persons who have Goats that
keen ahOut the Front Garden ..rn de
sired to take notice, that unless they
are taken care of, prevented from de.
stroying the fruit trees disagreeabIe
consequences viii attend them. "
And so it seems that things were
much the same then as now.
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Ehe F1.nnaapgiIs glNpositi or.

Grand preparations are being made
by the Management for the Fourth
Annual Exposition which opens on
August 2lSt for a season of thirty four
working days General Manager Byron
promises an exceptionally fine display
Of the Industries, Arts and Sciences
and judging by the record made by
this superb Northwestern Institution
in the past, there seems no season to
doubt but that the promise VIII be full
filled. As usual the musice will be the
best procurable, the band being lines
famous Thirteenth Regiment Band Of
New Cork under the leadership of the
Wizard of the trombone, Mr.. Fred.
Innes.
The Art display too will be greater
feature than ever; so taken as a whole,
visitors VIII have no cause to regret
the expenditure of time and money in
visiting the Big Show"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08
Eiie Closing Exercises.

The wheels of time roll on apaee and
now the young ideas" find them
selves at the end Of another never to-
be-forgotten school year Next Fri
day, the lith inst, the schools Of this
district Will close for the summer va
cation. The closing exercises will be
held at the Middletown school house
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock The
program viii consist of readings, com
positions, speaking, etc This Will
also mark another cara in the lives Of
the scholars as they will bid farewell
forever to the old school house, as
when the next year begins all viii be
under one roof i'll the fine new brick
building which viii be all ready for
them in September. SO this viii be
quite an eventfll school closing to the
little folks and all should be in at
tendance. The parents also should at
tend the exercises.
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went Away Eoge.Eaer.

Ashland, Wis, June 3.--SOmewhat
of a sensation was caused today by the
news of the elopement Of Adolph Sad
lowski, editor of the Herald, a German
newspaper here, with Mrs. FOrthman,
well and favorably known in German
circles. They both disappeared last
week, but nothing was thought of their
absence until the circumstances con
corning their departure came to light.
Sadlowski's newspaper business was
financially embarrassed. Mrs. Forth
mann did not live happily with her
husband. These are the reasons for
the elopement. Mrs Forthmann took
$226 in funds Of the German Lutheran
Church society. The woman bought a
ticket to Thorp, Wis, and the editor
used his mileage book over the Omaha
road as far as st. Paul There, it is
thought, the couple met and decided
upon their future home.
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Steamboat s2ScGrsEn.

The ladies OF the NJ. Z. Aid Society
have decided to treat our people to q
fine steamboat Excursion on Tues
day, June 18th (the weather permitting)
up the St Louis bay and river, and to
Spirit Lake The ladies still owe $75
on the church debt, which is due July
1st, next, and it is to raise this money
they are getting up this excursion, and
we hope all of our people VIII go who
possibly can, and those who cannot go,
can of course buy ticket. Further
particulars viii be given next week,
but III the meantime don't make en-
gagemcnts which viii interfere with
this excursion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

THE Voice of Labor" IS the name
of a new paper to be launched upon
the sea of public favor" at the West
End, next week, by Messrs T. W. Fry
and Ed. Davis, the former a late Du-
Iuthian. The name indicates what the
policy Of the paper VIII be. 1t has q
great field to work in, ana its oPpor-
tunities for doing good to the laboring
men though wise and conservative
council are simply unlimited. If looks
as though we had about enough papers
here already, but going on the prin-
ciple Of the more the merrier" we eX-
tend the right Is of fellowship, and
wish the new venture the success its
merit Will no doubt deserve.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

There was a story current at Cam
bridge, not long age. to effect that the
proctor one night discovered an under
graduate on Magdalen bridge endeav-
oring, as he thought, to get into bed.
The outraged don demanded the inebri-
ats's name and college, and the letter
replied: Mott OF AIagdalen." The
proctor repeated his question, and re
ceiyed the same answer. Il don't want
to know what college you are not Of, ;"
lie cried angrily, "but what college you
DO belong to-" My good man, - replied
the Undergraduate with intense So
lemnity, Il have no other name to give
you. Go away, I'm trying to find my
bed. All the Y ear Round.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

All members Of the Chamber of
Commerce VIII please bear in mind
that the Chamber meets every Monday
morning at half past 10 O'Clock at Fire
Hall. There are some matters Of i'm
portance to be brought up at the next
meeting, or at last they ought to be
brought up at that time, and it is de
sired that full attendance be held.
If the chamber is to amount to any
thing, and have any influence in the
world, its meetings must be attended,
and the duties devolving upon it
promptly and energetically taken hold
of. Let every member answer at roll
call at 1870 next Monday morning.
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LAND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN,


Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice Of hisiutcutiou 10 make
final proof i'm support Of his ciIIp. and that said
proof viii De made before Clerk of the Circuit
Andrew Swen~on. D. 5 No. I7l7 for the SCI
of NitlI See. 30 ~. Il :, Range IL ". He nam
Is the following Witnesses 10 prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said land viz:
Andrew Anderson. adolf Carlson. Christ Olson.
Gustof Sudcrlaud, all Of Hawthorne, Douglas CO..
Wisconsin.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof or knows of any sub
stautial reason, under the law and regulations Of
the Interior Department. why such proof should
not be allowed. viii be given opportunity at
the above mentioned time and place to cross cN-
anime the witnesses ul said claimant. and Offer
evidence il rebuttai OF that submitted by claim
ant
ml1j22 G. ". CARRINGTON, Register.
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ADJ z1ETESED LzSE.
SrPERIOR, WIS, June 3

SUPERIOR, WIS, June 3, 1889.
The following letters We're remain
ing uncalled for at the close of bust
ness June LIST, 1889, and unless called
within thirty days from date, VIII be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Philip Johnson, Josephine Kane,
Leon Limpahches, Emnn Larson,
Harry Marks, Mrs Jno. VI. Mccarthy
J. II Richards, Jno. Schmat, Mrs.
Mary Nantyne, Abslom Warnser, Geo.
Walker.
JOHN \. BARDON, Z. NJ.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

The democratic papers have been
drawing alarming pictures of the sad
condition i'll which our state finances
would be in case the railway license
fees this year were less than those of
last year. These fees are based on
earnings. An official statement just
issued shows that the net earnings of
the st. Paul system for the four months
ending April so were $2,050,960 as
against 1896, 1873 for the corresponding
period last year, increase of 81 ,054,
S21. This argues corresponding in
crease in the revenues to the state and
at the same time renders democratic
fears senseleSs.-State Journal
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TEESzC.

Mrs. W. II. Shields teacher Of music
(of over twelve years experience viii
devote all her attention this summer
to pupils taking instrumental lessons.
Theoretical graded classes VIII be
formed for the benefit Of pupils. This
lesson is given free. Pupils not haying
an instrument are allowed the use Of
piano, organ or guitar one hour daily
Terms So for twenty lessons. a re-
duction is made when two or more of
a family are taking lessons.
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The Red WIN Esoa1.
Duluth News 9Th Inst.

Duluth News 9Th Inst
Elk Governor l., f. Hubbard, general
manager of the Duluth, Red Wing &
Southern; f. w. iIOyt, prisident;S 5. b.
Foot, vice president, and w. G. Rice,
director arrived i'll Duluth yesterday
morning and held conference with a
number of business men in the Office
Of Col. c. II. Graves. Their mission
here was to awaken interest in the road
sufficient to raise a fund of 600, 600
with which to go on with the construc-
ton of that portion Of the road between
Duluth and Red Wing, over 40 miles
in length. Col. Graves and J. r. Mayors
were appointed a committee to act
with third man of their own selec-
ton in obtaining the subscriptions.
DO you think you VIII build the
road this year or even next year," was
asked Governor Hubbard by the News.
On this he would not commit himself;
but he was certain the road was greatly
needed and would pay well. Said he:
"On the twenty-five miles already built
we are making money by operating in
connection with another road"
All the visitors were quite enthus-
iastic over the road and also over the
results of the meeting. Governor Hub
bard, however, expressed disappoint-
ment in the lack of interest shown by
Duluth when the road was opened.
Nv hat we want said ne, "is the moral
support of Duluth" The party re-
turned in the evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08
Notice for Bids 80 Esu3Id Esringe.

Notice in hereby given that sealed bids for
building bridge across the Nemadji River. az
the crossing of Hammond avenue. according 10
Tie plans ana specifications 10 be seen At the
store Of kea0Ugh Bros, East End. and at the
office of the County Surveyor. in City Hall. West
Superior, until Monday. May S7th 1879 at o'clock
?. N. Mark all communications bridge Bids.
The right TO reject any and al bids is reserved.
Dates May -, lSs9.
Z y MCLEAN
!. III. Co Board.
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For Letters of Administration
DOUGLAs COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of Doug as.
o the matter of the estate of Luke Harmon, de

In the matter Of the estate of Luke Harmon. de
ceased.
ON this 7th dav Of May A. D 1889, npon read
ing and fling the petition OF Phil H. Perkins.
stating that Luke Harmon, Of the county Of Doug
las, died in'cstGte on about the Dist day Of
August, lS-S, and praying That he be appointed
administrator OF the estate Of said deceased.
It is ordered. That said application be heard
before me at the County Judges ONCE in the
Court House on the Ith Of June a. j. 1852 at 10
o'clock s. ".
And it is further ordered that notice ofthe time
and place appointed for hearing said application
copy Jitiis order for three weeks sacce>S5veiv ia
the SUPERIOR TINES, q newspaper printed ia
said eouaty, previous 70 the time appointed for
said hearing.
BY tie Court.
mills ID E. ROBERTS. County Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
Ashland Wis June 9Th, 1889 !
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
- named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof Will be made before the Clerk Of
the circuit court for Douglas county at superior,
Wisconsin,
On .zuEy 92E, 1889.
viz Andrew Nelson. Hd. Z. No. so, for the :. w,
= sec 2G, Tp. Il, north Range II west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said laud viz: Mr. Workman, Ole N0rdman, John
panieison Swan SWGnbeTg, Of Hawthorne, Doug
las county Wis.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof or who knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regula-
lationS Of the Interior Department, why sucf
prOpfshOuld not be allowed. win be given oppvr
tunity at the above mentioned time and place TO
cross-cXamne the witness of said claimant, and
TO offer evidence in rebultal of that submitted by
claimant.
G. W, CARRINGTON.
jnSy1S Register
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MIS- " - y ,'i'4C,' al y 81 - 0-ii 'i'e'i
80 ,''''''' .
New ha'S' trimmings e'c.' VIII
arrive III a cay OF TWO, at
u RS fAScoE ;
= ldse oioush' anu lanliiy' re-
.uIiieu rom 'lis f-a9' I1uiSu"z even
iiiE Heiei 81" 'he > Uuse iooNiilS
DETER
Dr. Latiltte IS able to be on the
street "S'ni' ne nus n'u " pI5'I5
Il IlaId ~. t1lle Win fletil"tiSih ana LOOKS
'''e' ~
Inc common sense Sprlhsheei Slloe
Is uii,'ouSItoll me DeSt ahoe lldue' a.
NV ~ ~ - Gnu o''-''- - 49,
O' 9Ai1i--l "o nee lotS corner
III ontario Addition TO " est superior.
Al d bargain Tor '"o-thifdS cash. pal
Mss Nay v Li'ileS anu 1!''' Nae
vi io'le nav ooh.i,!9'ou men sC,iCoi
e''l d. ii''iiilliie, Aiiilii'' anu " III NC
ii'ii'' 'i'o0 iiioio 'lli' e' CHING
nc our II manu- clao VIII meet
~ - 10 q 0liiiIe y III, ,'''il Iie1' i''e9-
''dS efeil-as. y luli alVeh''aiice Is
pa O1o ''i'1Il9 usSlleu Oh 'lllS occ@SSloi'
-Chas. O'Iiare, one Of the wide
= ,'lAo "a 80 -, 20
-'''., 80 =, =, ~ ~, -, - e.;
~ 10 80 '----'5 ~ 'N-- min G
N'''''.N "
Nj geo. LeaoeI, % ""Ielia'
l; ,,,,o,'' IS 80 IL al9 lU'-l 49,
No l'oIfavo I,a o,,noo+s ~ rar,ain boro
| -. - -,
Inc weather mas continued cold
anu uiS'SIe'aole lof lhe past week
t.,a7- ~ ., ,,,Ht -,
49,, 49, - >','' ,'''
~ ~ y ''O
Mr., Weller is excavating under
ms Second street building and viii
lower 1t TO grade. by putting up q
NIUE more ano'her good story could De
added 10 the building.
-Rey. Mr.. Common, of clear lake.
was in the city yesterday soliciting aid
to rebuild the u. L. Church at Clear
Lake which was destroyed by the cy-
clone some TOUR years ago,
Mr.. Girls. Frey has added a new
picket fence to his handsome home at
the corner Of Fifth street and Nettle-
ton avenue. 1t adds much to The gen
eraI aDpparance Of the grounds.
NJ AIf ool,fr.o,, hoe oat +bo 20
pairs ON his house almost carpleted
and now one would think he had a span
fired new residence. Besides being
more comfortable it looks mnch better
/ than it did before.
A nica now b,,i,dino is baina erac-
ted ~ Fonrtb Sweet On tfe C5th,lsc
school grounds, for the use Of the
teachers of that institution. When
completed they will have pleasant
and comfortable home.
The Rand Of Homo entertainment
last Friday EVENING was an avceIIant
one and while tha attendance WIS Good
it was not so good as it has been on
former occasions. The receipts Of the
evening footed up about $1,000
-Messrs. Bardon & Soderland. at
the Bank of Superior, have the agency
for several Of the best insurance conn.
anvs in the country, and VIII write
Won mn = roIicv ON fba hest term.
possible Look lof 'Aef al. next
week
The tram heretofore arriving from
st. Paul at 100 P. m, does not arrive
now until 5:l5, and you cannot gel
your mail before about o'clock, s.
don't waste your time by going at
| about half past four TO see if you have
T - IL t.4T
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NGtEce for n. 5:icaGiGn.
LAND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN

LAND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
June 3rd 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice ofhis intention
to make final proof in support IF his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court for Douglas County al Superior
Wisconsin. on the
Fifteenth day Of JuEy 1889.
viz: May c. LAUDER nee Horton, lid. z. No. 1918
for the ". p. s L. sec. b, Up. i6, north Range
II west.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: Richard Bennett, Edwin Woods,
Robert Donneily. Andrew Mcconnell all of Haw-
thornc, Douglas Co Wisconsin.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such proof or whO knows of any
substantial reason, under the law and the regula-
tons of The Interior Department. why such proof
should not be allowed. viii be given an oppor-
tuuity nj the above mentioned time and place 20
cross examine the witnesses OF said claimant and
to offer evidence in rebuttal OF that submitted by
claimant.
msyl5 G. ". CARRINTIDN, Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

Mrs NJ. Pattison went to Marquette
the first OF last week to visit the bed Of
her sick father, Mr.. r. NJ. Frink On
Monday last, Mr., Pattison was called
there by telegram announcing the
death Of Mr.. Frink, which occurred
that day. Mr.. and Mrs. Pattison re
turned from their mission of love,
Thursday evening.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

An active man to sell Bahbitt met
ais and Soldiers to the trade in this Vi
entity
T. W TUAYER
Box IL, Milwaukee.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

DOUGLAS COUNTY COURT-IN PROBATE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Douglas County -
Notice is hereby given. that at the special term
of the County Court to be held In aud for said
County, at the Court House in the City of SUPER
ior in said County on the 9TH day OF July, \. -.
1889. at 10 a. m. the following matter viii be
heard and considered the application of y f.
Brown to have the document by him propoundcd
as and for, the last viii of Jasettc La FcvTc add
lnitea to probate
Dated June +, 1882
D. Z. ROBERTS,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

What is it about this Tract Index
of which we hear 50 much. 1t is said
to be a document not particularly
needed by the county, and that it viii
cost not less than $4,000 To give out
$50, 900 for something we do not need
is not good business management, is
it? \ little explanation would not be
out of place here.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

The Woman's Relief Corps, G. a.
r., viii visit with Mrs. Britton next
Wednesday evening Refreshments
viii be served, and the Sons and
Daughters Of Veterans, and the public
generally are invited to be present.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-06-08

beginning with tomorrow we will
have mail service on the Superior and
Chicago, Limited, giving our business
men all that could be desired in mail
privileges in that direction. The ser
vice viii also be extended east from
Ashland oygr the Northern Pacific sys-
tenn