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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-30
W. r. TANNING.
NlllageClerk.
Notice.

BY reason Of the passage of the above
law Che votes for judicial officers to be
elected VIII be cast at the above men
toned places, and not at the places
mentioned III the notices heretofore
posted. ". II. FANNING,
Village Clerk.
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viz; Frank Patterson. his j. 5 1929 for the SCI /.
Of seq of section 81 in town Is y, range II w.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation uf
said land, viz:-JameS G. Waterston, Fred. A.
Schuster. r. 3. Cole ana J., f. soGlc, all Of cou,h
Range, Douglas county. Wis.
in2&6 G. W CAIItiNTTON, Register.
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The people If the STATE OF Wisconsin represented
I'm sn-L.l-.. nnl uS.nmnLN do amaL.t rs f.LLluMs.

AN ACT 10 amend chapter 81. Of the laws of
49,. entitled AN act regulating the terms OF
court in the clcNeuth judicial circuit
The people ofrhe STATE of Wisconsin. represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows;
Section l. Chapter 5l1 of the laws of les7 ell
titled an act regulating the terms OF court in the
eleventh Judicial circuit" Is hereby amended by
striking out the words, first Tuesday OF April,
where the same occur in the said bill, and insert
ing in lieu thereof first Wednesday after the
first Tuesday of April SO that said section when
SO amended, viii read aS follows: Section The
general terms of the circuit court in the eleventh
Judicial circuit Of The stale OF Wisconsin shall he
commenced rs follows. County Of Douglas. third
Tuesday of February and third Tuesday of Au-
gust. County OF Nashburu, first Tuesday Of March
and first Tuesday IN September. County OF Bur
nett, third Tuesday of March and second Tues
day of September. County of POLK. first Weducs-
day after the first Tuesday in April and third
Tuesday in November County Of Barron, third
Tuesday of April and tiTd tuesday of Sep;en-
Der. County of Chippewa, first Tuesday OF May
and FIRST Tuesday ol October in each year.
SCc.ion2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after L passage.
Approved March ,. 1889.
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: ,3s.Sl.
To W. NJ STEELE. ESQ.

To W. ". STEELE. ESQ.
We the undersigned members Of the
Bar of Douglas County, knowing your
ability and integrity ana believing in
your general fitness for the position
hereby request you to become a can
didate for the Office OF Municipal Judge
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TO the Mem6ors q ll9 Bar Of Doug
las County:
GENTLEMEN: Thanking you for The
honor conferred upon me by the aboFe
call I hereby accept the same and an
nomce myself a candidate for the Of
flee of Municipal Judge of Douglas
County, assuring my friends and the
citizens Of said county that, if elected,
l Will administer The duties Of the of
flee fairly and iInpartiaIly and to tie
best Of my ability.
Dated, West Superior, Mch., 28th, 80.
V. NJ. STEELE.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

INIIIU 81 \ = LAND NFFItF
Ashland Wis Feb. 26th, 1889. !
NTOTICE is hereby given that the following
- named settler has flied notice of his intention
T. make final proof i'm supper, of his claim. and
/ that said proof VIII hG made before the Clerk OF
fh.. .irnllit Srnrinr N,i..AL..ill
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STATE OF WISCONSIN ! In Probate Court
County of Douglas, s..

In the matter Of the estate of John Gouge de
ceased
On reading and fling the petition of Crgelle
Gougc, of Superior, Wisconsin, representing
among other things. that John Guuge, late of SD
superior died intestine ard being an inl!abitant
of his county at.thc time of his death leaving
goods, chattlCS. ana estate within this county.
and that the said petitioner Is father OF said de
ceased and praying tEat administration OF said
estate be 10 him said Urgcle GuuEe, granted, it
Is ordered that said petition be heard before Ike
Judge Of this Court, on
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LAND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
March 18th $50.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
- named settler has fled notice his intention
10 make final proof in support Of hts clam, and
that said proof viii be made before the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court ior Douglas County al Superior,
III nm IA
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For lame back and chest use Shi-
ol0h's p0rUs plaster Price % cents.
Sold by l.. II. Newton
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InspectorsF. A. Watkins. f. f.
Wells c. c. Tennis Clerks--IIarry
Newton, w. Bement. Polling pllce---
West Superior Hotel.
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Superior, Mch. 81, 1889.
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CHAPTER 81.


no $50 1 Published March = is
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
Township Conventions.

Notice is hereby given that Demo. cratic township conventions will be held in the respective townships in Nevada county, on Saturday, the l6th day of March, 1889, at O clock p. m., or on such hour as may suit the citizens on that day, to elect delegates to a county convention to be held at the court house in Prescott on Monday, March IS, 1889, to select delegates to Democratic State convention, to be held March 21st, 1889, at Little Rock, Ark, for the purpose of nominating three can ditates to fill the vacancy on the bench of the supreme court. The several townships are entitled to rep resentation as follows:
 Alabama, l Albany, &; Boughton, 3; Caney, 4; Emmet, 3; Georgia, 4 ; Jackson, , Leake, 2 Missouri, 13 :; Parker, 1; Red Land, ,; Taylor, 3 :; Union, 2.
 Let everybody turn out and vote.
 NJ. M. SPEARS, Chm. C. c. c. H. STANTON, Sec'y C. C. C.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
sweet Home Syrup.

We are glad to learn that MT. S.. J. Ursery is convalescing, after sev- eral weeks of severe illness.
 Mir. Bennie Marshall is firing for the Marshall X Haltom saw mill. Mir. NJ. is nice young gentleman, and we are glad to add him to our society circle.
 Mir. Robt. Stone seems to be won derfully struck on one of our fair sex. He says that somebody can just simply slap his chaps around, so far as he is concerned.
 The time has come when one of the grandest men on the American continent must retire from the cabi- net and give place to a man who is his inferior, in political principles at least. Mir. Cleveland has proven to be an honest, capable, able servant, who is properly called the peoples President. BROTHER DAN.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
Waldo WaiiS.

"Singings" are all the go now in Waldo.
 Waldo is to have another branch road to Hope.
 If you wish to see ''pretty hands" apply to Mr, w $. Dennis,
 Miss Nettie Hicks is now assisting Judge Estes In the school at this place.
 We think if MT. V. NJ. Davis don't hurry up, that young man will take his girl.
 There is to be another large saw mill erected at Waldo at once. Let them come.
 Mir. w. NJ. Johnson has his new mill running to its full capacity, and is making some good lumber.
 We are sorry to learn that Mir. Strong's little boy, who has been sick for some time, is no better.
 Miss Nettie Ansley, of Prescott, is now teaching school at Davis mill. We hope she will have a good school. MT. Leslie Ross, of Prescott, was visiting Tn Waldo, last week; Mir. w. A. Hatley stopped over short time, also.
 Mir. J. D. Johnson has moved his family to Mir. F. NJ. Cline's house and Miss Lizzie Cline is boarding with them.
 Messrs. J. NJ. and V. NJ. Davis have their new furniture and hard ware store open and are doing nict business.
 Miss Fannie Hays returned to hel home at Cotton Plant, Ark, las Monday, having resigned her posi- tion as literary teacher here.
 MT. Jeff D. Parker and Mis- Georgia Robertson were married las Sunday, at the residence of tn, brides sister. We wish them lons and happy life.
 Married-on Tuesday eve, at th' residence of the brides father, MT - Williams to Miss Ella McWil Hams. A life of joy and happiness for them is my wish.
 Miss Mary Kudd, one of th' "Lodge's" most attractive young ladies, entered school here Monday We like to see the young ladies come so don't hesitate longer.
 Look ont, young ladies' What cal 1t all meani The way Mir. Franl Cline is gruhbing stumps about hi residence. Must expect to bring he home soon, don't you, Frank?
 w. $.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
A. A. GIBSON, HOPE, ARK.
BOdcaW Bits.

Corn planting time nearly here and farmers are preparing to plant
 Little Lem, one of MT. w. H. Whites children, is very ill with pneumonia.
 MT. A. T. Bailey, of Holly Springs neighborhood, is lying very low with slow fever. 1 trust that he will soon recover.
 Mir. Hamp Candle has planted some corn. Hamp is good farmer, and the most clever gentleman you ever met.
 Mir. Bruce Marian was bitten by a mad dog last week, but went to a maidstone, and it is hoped will not have hydrophobia.
 MT. Will Murray has well-iitted up barber shop at Bodcaw. Will is nice, enterprising young gentleman and some of the girls are almost growing luny over him.
 MT. Tom Craine, Jr., is almost grieving himself to death about not getting letter from his girl. The young lady will do him a great favor by writing immediately.
 Mir. c. N. Vestal and family visited friends and relatives in and near Prescott last week. Returned Saturday, and reports things lively :; roads good and farmers improving, generally.
 Rev w. F. Evans preached most excellent sermon at Holly Springs church Sunday to large congrega- ton. He is an excellent preacher and everybody likes him, which il a natural consequence wherever he goes.
 LATER.-Mr Bruce Marian, who was bitten by mad dog last week, is growing worse his arm is begin ming to swell, and he complains of curious sensations in his head. His wife and friends are getting uneasy. He has gone now to the third mad stone. l sympathize greatly with him in his misfortune. His little child is very ill, also, with brain fever. WHEELER.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
Laneburg Leaflets.

Corn planting will soon be in order.
 Farmers are making considerable improvements in the way of clearing, fencing and building-much more than usual,
 Mir. Lane reports to have pur- chased, while in St. Louis, a fine stock of goods, amounting to S4 300. He made very quick trip.
 Mir. Gam, staunch Democrat, has christened his latest arrival, Me Rae, showing his appreciation of our representative Tn Congress.
 w. NJ. Saunders, who was for several years a citizen and school teacher of this community, died a few days since at Lewisville, Ark.
 An election was held at Harmony Saturday, to elect a constable to fill the vacancy caused by the death ol sherman Daniel. MT. Nj. NJ. Wad- de, one of Qup best citizens, was the successful candidate, Coon LUCK.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06

"Singings'' are all the go now in Waldo.
 Waldo is to have another branch road to Hope.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
CORRESPONDENCE.
iIiunIct Etchings.

Some farmers have planted corn
 Rev. w. H. Brooks preached here last Sunday.
 Col. $. l.. Bracy and wife, of Hope, were up last week.
 Mir. Chas. Curtis, of St. Louis, is visiting his sister, Mrs, Ed. Eaves.
 The heavy strain on Dr. l.. H. McSwain is making him look badly.
 Mrs. c. H. Titus, of Boughton, was visiting Mrs. Chambers, Sunday.
 Mir. NJ. w. Greeson, of Prescott, was in the city Monday on legal busi- ness.
 Sorry to say that Mrs. l.. II. Me- Swain ant Grandma are not improv- ing very well
 C, R. Andrews left last Sunday. Cause--a fine little girl at his house. Anybody knowing his whereabouts will please inform his friends.
 The first colored silversmith that we have ever seen Is now located here. His name is Robert Littleton. am told that he does good work.
 Dr. l.. J. Gillespie has rented his house to Dr. $. k. Carleton, oi Bodcaw, who will move into it soon. Glad to welcome Dr. C. Dr. Giles pie will continue to practice, and vii board with Mrs. McSwain.
 On last Saturday some miscreants pulled up the posts from around the lot of Mir. Will Law, which lie ha6 set during the day, Mr. Law is a man that likes to see boys have theil fun. but such is not fun. Bill knows who they are, and will soon sec where the fun comes in.
 Married, at the residence of the brides father, Mir. J. $. Haltom, or Sunday the Sd inst, MT. J. w Rodgers and Mss Lillie Haltom Rev. w. II. Brooks officiating. Mfr R. is one of Haynes most enterpris' ing young gentlemen. Wish the young couple a happy and prosper ous life. DAMocLEs.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06

have bought Mir. Trevilhons in- terest in the old Aburrow meat mar ket. where I am prepared to supply the good people of Prescott with the choicest of meats and fish. Come and see me and be treated right.
 CAss EASTER, k. l.. Langford has nicely fitted out his barber shop-new chairs, fur niture, etc. Go to him for clean, easy shave, or nice, fashionable hair cut.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
March.

NOttCH 'jC.
 Frost this morning.
 Spring time draweth nigh.
 Peach trees are in full bloom.
 Very disagreeable weather last week.
 It is time that "the robins nest again
 The 10th inst. is the first Sunday in Lent. NJ. J. P. Cantley, of Hope, was sup Sunday. Mir. o. B. Gordon visited Little Rock, Monday. Cheatham & White will sell you groceries as cheap as anybody. # Another lot Texas Rust Proof Boats. BRooKs, BLAKE X Co, Go to Cheatham X Whites for all kinds of groceries.
 Wheat bran for sale at Brooks, Blake & Co.'S
 Mir. S. L. Bracy. of Hope, was up on business Monday.
 The editor made trip to Hope on "Wednesday of last week.
 We give all laws passed by the leg islature, on editorial page.
 Mrs. J, R. Harrell visited Hope the latter part of last week, 8 Mir. John H, Arnold made busi- ness trip to Okolona Monday, The PIcAyuNE now goes 10 G. A. plummer, Kingland, this State.
 Miss Carrie Able, of Camden, is here canvassing for good book.
 Not leased, but disgusted," Ask Mir Vincent, the operator, about 1t.
 Mrs. T. J. Crawford visited friends at Malvern last Saturday and Sunday. Mir. w. T. Suggs left Saturday for St. Louis. where he goes on business. Mr. Joe Percy and wife, of Cur don. visited relatives here last week.
 l will keep fresh bakers bread, cakes, pies, etc. WILL BELzNER,
 New spring goods arriving daily at Brooks, Blake X Co., 's.
 Go to Cheatham X White for your seed potatoes and onion sets.
 Mir. D. II. Bell the saddler, is at Little Rock, for supply of leather,
 Quite a number of our sport-loving gentlemen took in blg hunt last week.
 Constable James Barger visited Malvern Thursday; witness ln court there.
 c. B. Andrews, justice of the peace from Emmet township, was in town Saturday.
 Mir. R. l.. Cornelius, formerly of this county, now living near Hope, was up Monday,
 Who Is going to run for Mayor al the ensuing election! Bring in youI announcements. March, the first month of spring came in like lamb, and will go out like lion."
 Only four weeks from yesterday funtil the town election. Who vii ,be our next officers!
 Mir, J. W. Flanders, advertising agent for J, C. Aver x Co.'S. medi cines, was In our city Friday,
 Cheatham & White deliver good to any part of the city free O charge. Call and see that nice new millin cry goods and notions, just being opened by Mrs. N. J. Bryan.
 The highest market prices paid fo all country produce at Cheatham q . Whites Mir. Jim McCollum, formerly O this place, now of Texas, is in th' city visiting relatives and friends
 We learn that the Council Ina decided to cut down the city mar shal's salary to S25.00 per month
 Mir. Isaac Moore has moved hi family back to this place from Hope Glad to receive them home again.
 Mir. G. w. Curtis, of ManoI county, Ill.,, has been visiting hi father near here, MT. T, r. Curtis
 Fresh oysters and celery ever, Tuesday and Thursday at Cheathan X Whites.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENT,

l hereby announce myself candidate foi the office of City Marshal, at the ensuing municipal election in April, and respectfully ask the suffrages of all voters
 ROBERT $. STEPHENS.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
Brown and Bleached Domestics.
COTTON CHECKS.
DRESS GINGHAMS.

2o Pes. Fast CTrd Dress Cling, Sc; other houses, 10 90 '' '' best, 10c; 12 25 very best Apron Check Ging s5 l2 l5 good 5to7c 10
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
SALE!
 J. Y. Brooks & Co.
Invite Attention to their
 Special Opening Bargains:
PRINTS.

20 yds. Full Standard Dress Prints for 20 :" Bingham Style '' |" 20 . Shirting |"
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06

Manager.
 Farmers, don't fail to try Lane X Hudson, at Laneburg, Ark, when you want goods of any kind. They guarantee to sell as cheap as any body,
 Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm, letter and all other manifestations Of impure blood are cured by Hood s Sarseparilla.
 Clerks and all who have no time for exercise or sport and pleasure of any kind, can secure an evening s pleasure and good exercise at the skating rink. Go and try il.
 At the meeting of the Democratic State central committee, Mir. W. Y, Tompkins, of our city, was elected as member from the 3rd Congres' sional district, to fill the place ol Sam McNeely, deceased,
 The Republicans ct. al., jolliiieo Monday night at the court house W. E. Hawkins, sam Grayson, J. T Boyd and others, we learn, made speeches. We learn the darkies pre- dominated in the meeting.
 Dr. and Mrs. l.. H. McSwain, o Emmet, came up yesterday to spenc while with Mrs. McSwain' s parents here, in the hope that it would bene fit her health, as she has been very i'll. We trust she will soon be con valescent.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06

the place buy your drugs medicines paints os school books cheap good tobacco cigars wnes ouor and aco ho Special attention given and ouor When you to Hope call whether not you wish to buy goods
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
UT. BROOKS &CO. The Great One-Price Cash Store.

PoRTIs' OLD STAND, FRONT STREET
 Our buyers have been working away with cash and brains in all the leading markets, for the past month so as to be able to place the greatest value before the trade. We are still receiving new goods, and are happy to say our friends are appreciating our efforts by giving Us fine trade. We especially want to impress our friends who have been buying on time at long prices, of the impor- tance of buying their goods for cash. Stay out of debt. pay cash for your goods, and in the end it will be to your interest ten-fold. Next week we give you a new list of prices, such as will astonish the natives, and wake up the long time fellow. Come and see us. J. T. BROOKS x Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06

Go to Mrs, kirkland's for your hose and gloves. Gents hem-stitched hankerchief at l5c.; ladies, 10c. :; children's nice bordered, DC. Rib hons from 5c. up.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1889-04-11
Editorial Notes.

At least half dozen sailing vessels We're
run down hy steamers during the past week.
1t look, though the steamers thought that
sailing vessels have no rights on the ocean
The Courts should set this matter right Why
was not the killing of Capt Hatch on board his
vessel by the steamer City of savannah Il ease
Of man~laughter, for which the responsible
lerson or persons should be held 10 account:
Gen. ClarkSon. the First Assistant Po.tma~-
ter General, when questioned concerning -cr-
tain newspaper criticisms directed against his
policy in the appointment of fourth-r.~~ Post
masters. replied that practically all of the
changes thus far have been made for othry
than political reasons. 4 large number Of the
appointments made during the l,>t t,lmini>-
tiatlon We're notoriousy bad, considerable
number had been found to be delinquent in
their accounts, other changes had been made
in order TO secure better locations for the Of
fees, and IN many eases appointments had been
made with a view to the removal Of the offices
from the vicinity Of saloons. In every ease Of
removal there had been good and sufficient
cause therefor He added:
Perhaps il is not generally known that my
predecessor within the month or >iN Wrtk>
prior to the 4th of March made over Il thou
sand appointments of fourth class po>tmu~tcr>
for the purpose, apparentIv OF forcing them
upon this Administration. lhi- course had
never been pursued to my knowledge bV any
previous Administration. During the last sew
cral weeks of President Arthur's tern not
single fourth class Postmaster was appointed
except III rare instances where the cNi4Cucie>
Of the service demanded it. and when Post
master General llatton resigned there were
more than 5000 designations on files hi otit,.
The commissions OF the thousand appointeps
OF my predecessor We're, Of course, Withheld,
and these vacancies with others are now being
filled rs rapidly 4, possible.
BY what arhmetical process the Gardner
Home journal makes 'tfteen Or twcnt, wears
ago to he 1881 are not aware. B1 the
usual method Of reckoning 1881 i onjl c.ht
Years age. In looking at our files, however,
we find that our especial stan artist" Mr. +.
A. sanborn began work in 1879. ar fourteen
wears ago 50 far a> priority is concerned this
di>pose> Of Ben Runker'> jarh-kIjfr, and the
Bath Independents claim. The Rorklnnd
Opinion puts in claim for tie same vrai
1N13- hich i no doubt Nui. - lii ii between
the Opinion and the Republican Journal il j. It
question Of weeks or months. The opinion
saws:
Several Of our exchanges claim til, honor of
being the first To make newspaper ruI- at
homt, illustrating local events. Hi, Opinion
does not make any claim, but it Hal 4 special
artist in lt> NcrA earliest days. soon after the
ilr~t issue Of the paper. in lS1l, Major Charc~
Il. tireenhaIgh, whose cartoons had lun4 been
the wonder aud pride Of the rhorndiEr hot,l
register volunteered to make some rirt, for IT,
Mr. fohhln>. proprietor of the paper, pur-