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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

I T"II-' =. y \ - ~
at6P. NJ, tho above PROPERTY. This store
and dwelling ba, been occupied by tue proseub
tenant Tor many years o. an annual rental when
VIII net over Do per cent. on its r-siecii'' esh-
ing price, and n you want a good, ''ehdy-pay-
inC. small Investment buy this properly.
IPl.Ns: One fourth cash alX, twelve, ana
eighteen months. or longer terms u de-ir'l.
d. TuONPoON BROWN & CO.,
g. On Auctlourt~s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
NUtILE LAND ~ AMELIA COrNTY.-In
pursuance OF @ decree OF ire Chaurery Court OF
tiIo cl-y OF uchmuud. rendered On The 10TH day
oi February. 1888, in tho chaucery cause Of the
" Union Bank OF hi-lmsud 's. T.. r.. HarVle, Sc., %
the uH joys luei. special con issioners thereby
appointed Tor tuo purro-o wiz o1or FOR sale Ct
p.JI- auction. 20 Anel a Courthouse, on
THURSDAY. JUNE D., 1855,
chat being Co4nty-Jourt day. those TWO GER
HAIN TRACTS OF LAND iu said county One
Euoen re- "Crubn hiil." Containing 35l ACRES,
ald Dauyile raiiro a.. AMI the other known a. the
"Coorer Tract, containing So ACRES. three
and Ga Laf miles from amelia Courthouse, AID Il
heafi s. umbarcd .ail except about luo acrcs) IN
oas. HICKORY. Pop ar. aud Pin~-situated near
Cruz tll cIurch. being part Of tho lands Of
which J.. =. Haryle aud John H. Harsls died
soLod and possessed.
Both Of those TRACTS or LAND are IN good
heart. and the soil IL OF the best character IN
this county. Tnose tracts are within three quar-
tcrs OF mile OF each other.
] h. met-s and bounds Of said land Will fully
appeal from q map recenuy made In this cause.
when may be- seen a. the ofiice Of Z. j. Berkeley.
Amelia Courthouse. Va.
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue upon n ere
ait u ono. Two, and three years. the purchaser
10 execute bonds Ia three equal inslalments for
the deferred payments, with good personal So
curity, bearing interest from day Of sale, and tho
tile 10 10 reaino1 until tho whole OF tho pur-
chase money T. paid and deed is ordered by
the curt; or n purchaser elects 10 pay one third
cash, personal security will NOS be required on
tho bonds. r. II. CALDWELL.
A. X. LEAkK
Special ommissionors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
AUCTION sALEs-ThisB Day.
By +. G. Tlnsiey s. Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
il00 Main street

UCTION SALE OF THE NEAT
n AND ATTRACTIVE FlYE-ROOM DWELL
ING-HOUsENO.i 1924 MOORE STRhEr-Haying
been Instructed no 10 do by the owner who -
anxious 10 sell wo will ODER for sale by puOhc
auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE ., 1889.
,t6 O'Clock r. H.. THAT TRULY DESIRABLE
AND CONVENIENT FRAME DWELLING no.
fgsi MOORE STREET. Inc ahOv0 house Is
detacnet and has a large Lowell lot with we'll
oil splendid water. and II IN n noighborhooi IN
which property is enhancing In valuo very
rapidly. 49,
cure A good homo a. bargain and on easy
terms. as IL must be sold.
TERws: One thir1 cash: balance IN siK,
twelve. and eighteen months, for notes. WIN IN
fere.t added, and secured bv trusf deed. or more
terms may Boz arranged ana Rn-
nouuced 20 sale. J.. &. IiNSLti " W,
ia 10 Auctonoorh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

AUCTION SALE OF TWO TWO
a ,rJN DETACHED BmcK DWELLINGS.
SirA1tp oIG ~ tT TfFN4 rHS or 62 ATG;
CS IfiH NEAk LEIGH SlkeEI-NO. a
NJRtu IrTh STREE. BY request ~ the
oruDr $50 will sell - puoAo auction, on Ito
premises. Ol
FRIDAY. JUNE =, lss9,
NJ o'clock =. N., tue ab0ye-descriosd PRO
PERRY. -als viii romme ne with house corner
Monroe ans Catherine aircets prOmpty at j. VI.
These houses each nave good lots both As TO
front and lepia aud ere constantly occupied by
god tenants AZ FAIR ro4tais.
TEENS: Announced az sale.
GEORGE >. NASUON < son,
Ie-s AuctiOueers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
old DOMINION STEAM IL
~ SHIP COAFANL IN

FOR WV YORK.
steamers leave Richmond livery ll kSDAf
AM NlDA1 a p. 81.
steamers Leave New York Tor Pichmopi
livery WEDNESDAY and >AFt kDAi a. T.
NJ. arriving I'D H.cAmoad MONDAY ami FN-
Day MokNING@.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
CAuin faro ~ Sen York gia Jamc~river
route incl.d.ns meas aGl bera.........S %
KOund-frip ucsrts, Amlted CD hir.y daJs
Alter dAsc Ut issue. - ~
stee~aga Win B.iteisgence ................ J
Steeraas " taoui su ns Istenre- ............. W
wsy.'...............'...................... l)0J
CABIN fare 5tE Richmond and Petersburg
railgOa TO Nt
Tlrkeis esu 10 obtained a. s.. ". CARRIER D 1000
Nam strses. OLesapoass and ONO AMI Rich
moud al1 Petersburg 4ePo-a, au1 a. CON panys
on .es. 43Ji AAiu street., aud wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through gtlls Of iadinS
issued Tor points beyond Sew York.
FrriEat received daily uutil hOar OF sailing.
Passengers Leaving Richmond on MONDAYS.
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS ~ She Chesapeake and uniO rail-
way lrla AeWp0r. News ats A. ~ anl 250 =. VI.
and by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same
days !. go A. b., Wal make connection a.
NORFOLK with steamer leaving tGcss days
GEORGE ". ALLEN * CO.. Agen.A
80. 1891 Main street. AMI
au2j Company wharf. kOcketLA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
BY j. Thompson Brown Co.,
l1l3 Main street
GALE OF DETACHED TWO-STORY
> BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
49,. No. 2l6 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN
TWENTY FOURTH AND TWENTY FIFTH
STREETS.
APAYING INVESTMENT
AhU
AN EXCELLENT BUSINESS STAND.


By request of the Administrator, who is deter
minc1 30 ,lOse up The estate. We VIII sell al pun
lie auction, on the promises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
|. fiction SALE OF AN ELI

UCTION SALE OF AN ELI-
a CANT ALASKA sODA-WATrK APAhA-
tbs FITS PATTERN. WITH FOUNTAINS
COMPLErE.-l Will soil o. my Gu-uon-room
TUESDAY. JUSE %. l,.q.
~ II o'clock sharp. tho above mentioned SODA
.APPAKArU- AND FINIDKES: white marble.
three tubes, Fix syrups. and silver tube. All In
.lr-t-class order and nearly now. SOLD Tor "hhL
OF USE 80 lmit-0wner Will positively sei.
TERMS: Very lpcrai-s1y. CAc loIi'h c2ah
balance az riX months. interest added, Tor cp-
proved negotiable paper, or LONGER time IL
wanted. D. IL. fALt' ii'-'
dam auct0urnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25

ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctoueer,
George II. Valentine and If. Benson, saiesmou)
S2i east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25


rear -s-i'' N'--'''''
Cnorth Eleventh street, Richmond Va.
.,-,.,. ,.rrv
f4'HE DUN IDP g. MrtANlL MILL
4 ING AND NANUFACrURING COMPANY.
WHICH I~Clr-DEy
--,- ,,,,- nr 80, tr-rI ,,t,..e Arr IA
lhn hlLlr l"''4' D'H'' 49,
PROV EAENIS, WORKS, MACHINERY,
FVTrRKS. IMPLEMENTS. GOOD
vvtrr pp.,Ds ,Np..gAN-
WILL bl'A -'4'7, N-'- ''-'
CHIsES OF SAID
COMPANY
e,.,.,-, o,er, ~ --rg nous Dt. ,,,c-urS.-rp
9lA y / ~ Nv BOT ~ ''''
On JANIS hi'rI''
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE ITO THE CHI Or
RICHMOND. VA, TO Bs SOLDAl
p-Hrlc ArCrIo~.
p,frau.r. % a re.alt,.i1u atouteF DIV fha stock
b1lte-.cf Oh. nunfoo 4 F.i anna u..Ilnr AMI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., i,.l,,.rv Al a g,oaro, 1..t oo
,i.. si.f t,v ~ Wq..f I->q The Bard " D.~e.-
- ,o,,..g ,,.rI o-e- f.- al. at l,.lui ,
u'', 10 So .''', "a, .,,,. ~,
a-~.'O4' V- -1' N
LD'lNb ''LNs Do I1'f
BRANDS. ANDFRANCHi~Eo ~ said company.
Ae Ilahe 4i--7 o. .lo 'Vn l''.t az
ui'-.t 70 .,.. e.-, - 49, $50, g.f,,.t'f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25


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rCu,teN-n t,lHrrf.fl-Iff
elCh NUM-, uFDt"i' nd
h AND FOtOhA' hA.-hN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-25
(yrANTED, AZ AGENT II EYEBY

town and county in Virginia, North Carolina,
and South Carolina Best business yet devised
for gool men. Address Box CT, Richmond. Va.
n .-l.t
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

Between the two tickets in the
Geld in this county there should he
no rooal for hesitation Ill making Il
i choice. The men on one Of these
tickets were nominated III III open,
honorable manner, III Il republican
convention, and stand sqalely OH the
republican platform, the men or the
otstts We're nom mated III convention
that was called together by a few
leaders givin. private notice 10 the
parties waited, and without the AL
thorlty Of any party, ana rtpfeseht'
ing nobody int themselves. The one
set of candidates are tire nominees
Of regularly organized republican
convention, the OF. er Is tie result OF
4 so-calIed union labor convention,
principally composed 81 a.d engtit-
eered hy dlsgruntied republicans WHO
were disappointed in not securing tie
nominations of their party, and Il fe"
disaifected democrats. With the cam
didates on the properly nominated
ticket Of the unobj charac-
ter they are, We believe there
should he and can be but one deel-
sion by fair. minded citizens, he they
democrats or republicans, and that IS
70 sup,ort the men who have obeyed
the recognized rules Of political honor.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27
FOR PROHIBITION. YES.

one OF the most important ques.
tions that will he decided by the bal
lot in South Dakota next Tuesday,
will be the question Of adopting Or
rejecting the article Of the constitu-
ton prohibiting the sale and manu-
tacture Of Intoxicating liquors. While
recognizing that it is question upon
which there may be an honest differ
ence OF opinion, even among men of
temperance principles, careful study
OF the question, as 1T IS now presented
to the people of Dakota, leads us to
give the prohlhltory clause our SUI
frage and our earnest support. While
in many Of the eastern states the law
has not been sustained by a strong
public opinion, and had 10 be aban-
aoned, the very reverse is true Of
those western states where there are
| no large centers of population to make
easy an evasion Of the law. The ag-
ricultural states of Iowa and Kansas
have adopted the law as Il permanen-
cy, and rs these states are similarly
situated to Dakota IN respect to
| population and III respect to the at
tltade OF the republican party upon
| this question. there Is no good gro unds
! for reasoning that the law viii not be
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27
C2p'ondalo Nursery and
Stock Farm.
New E,;chlani, Iinn.

Our ftyn contains over 1000 acre.
devoted t. the growing of trees, forest.
ornamental and shafe trees, snail
fruits. roses, shrubs, .ienatis, ETC..
also to the breeding Of short horn cat
tie, Percheron and carriage horses,
Poland China Hogs, q C.,
Please write for Our annual catalogue
and get northern grown stock. We
can please you.
DrSWooDY s CoH~oN.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

= no earthly reason Why the
''a'ls OF this county should not
\ sat vote the straight party tick
WY name on it, from congress.
Il o'eiK OF court, is the name OF
, 'o'"ole man, who has been Sc
y the voice Of the party in
'oa assembled. and it is the
-" aaty OF republicans who be.
|,.' ! '"o principles Of their party,
(s''ll the Nominations by their
| Republicans, you are about to
''eu' are you ashamed of you,
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

I nl'ttr warfare waged hy the
|eS upon John Lockhart and Cap
''ullher, the republican candi-
iof clerk Of court and county
SHOULD secure fer them every
|i'cah vote III the county, and
|0''S OF Ill democrats who de :
'A's method Of personal warfare
Candidates.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27
Judicial Ticket.

Judges Of the supreme Court.
pIGHTON GOR~DN.
\. e.. kELI.tM
JOHN l.. Benz EFT.
lIHlge Of 81 Judicial Circuit.
]. q. IN DREWS.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

Pioneer Press.
We vote one week from next tues
day. It is important that every Ae-
pnhlican vote his own party ticket.
There is not an unworthy man on II.
Eachsone obtained his nomination III
perfectly honorable manner. No"
alact eyeIv one Of them. Not by =
tight squeeze, not by "lalr MAJORITY
but by the full party vote. mo" VI
natinn that We are earnest partisans'
believe in Repuhlicanlsm because ~
the inherent truth Of its principles
Then stand Ivy our principles. w
are not play ing It election lh's ,oa'
The results Of the vote on Oct. !.
will influence national politics. The
Marty that il; 5 brought us up to De q
state in the Union will look TO see
how we appreciate what 1t has done
for Us. Mugwumpism IS quite deau'
Don't transplant it to this soil. -
would wlther before next grass. VI
this new camping ground ol lieeuo'n
make the republican MAJORITY lasse'
Place none but Republicans III o'1lee'
Thus start right ii the political race.
| 10 II so we'll you will be prond 81
your residence, your officers your
neip,bors and yourself.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

Ler. .ea1,oh ot the South Dakota
ln,A = lllance companys ayricul-
!. wh whp.e'neilts work at Water
Ind : il has secured 800 acres
|est j - 'he purpose, is Of direct
bta ~, - Every farmer in South
|. w. w. o1 great benefit to the
man"te' "tteflown s.snperior shipping
fac.'ac.'il'lng facilities were
M ToiS III determining the loca-
'oma lafiners can begin to look
EMentao to'hpetltion i'll agricultural
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27
n Office Of Special Election
Aid to Duluth, Milbauk.
Huron and Chamber
lain Railroad.

q
dent freehold tax payers Of the township Of Big
Stone. in the county OF Grant and Territory Oi
Dakota. duly presented to the board of super
Vlsors OF the township of Big stone III said
county and territory, and the order II said
board OF SUPERVISORS duly made and entered i'll
their minutes OF proceedings Oh tie 2Ith day ot
September, 1889.
NOTICE
Is hereby given to all the legal voters Of said
township of Big stone that special election viii
pf therein holden III the polling places Aereinaf
ter Specified, on
Thursday, the 1Oth 2ay OF Ocaooer,
1888.
For the purpose or determining the question Of
aiding III the construction OF the railroad Of the
Duluth, Milbank, Huron & Chamberlain Railway
Company proposed line OF railroad from the
cit! OF Duluth. Mihn TO the city VI Chamber
lam, Dakota 10 the extent and upon The cOndl-
tlons IN said petition and order, and hereinafter
specified.
That the SAID election and the polls thereof
viii be opened al eight o clock IN the forenoon
and continue open until nye o'clock Of the same
day.
that the polling place ot said election viii be
as follows: At the l.03er school Eouse.
That the said extent aud conditions as fol
lows:
By the levy of a tax upon all the property in
sad township OF Big stone, equal III amount to
three per centum or the assessed value vt said
property; one half thereof TO be collected i'll and
for the year 1890, and one half to be collected in
| and for the year ls9l,
Before any part OF said tax shall be paid t. said
! railway company, twelve or more consecutive
| and continuous miles OF the said rallrOad meas
urcd from the initial point thereof NJ or near the
| foot OF Big stone lake, within the incorl GRATED
limits ot Big stone City Grant county, pax
shall be fully completed. tied and iluntd, and
| trains running thereon. and upon such lnileo II
petiOn OF such twelve or more miles vi railroad
on or before the first day OF November, 1891, said
| tax shall become due aud collectble and paya
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

||'lID1I0BAL 7lcEE2
..nn1.cTInNS TO VOTERS.

|,,,rpTCTIONS To NUI hIso'
n.rsons desiring to vote for
,ss,;tntion Or any Of the articles
| (,ssd m TO a separate vote, may
I ME word NO,
W. nor.ons who desire to vote
ina constitution or any artl-
|ssnar,tely submitted may erase
kord Yes.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

|tfy voter. republican OF demo
VINO believes in open. honorable
|'ca' warfare. and is opposed to
P'tfllla methods adopted Ivy the
Fl'ta labor convention, will vote
y republican nominees for the
|"'ure and county Offices.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

Re sure that your ballot reads " at
artnvn for the temporary caplial.
will add 5000, 600 to the value q ieai
estate of Grant County.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27
|.,o Constitution J E>
NO.

,bo CnnStltntlOn ] E~. nv.
br,h;bitiop YES. NO.
Minority Representation \ rs No
For WATERTON
i qtemporary seat Of government.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

pfallihitinn. Y es.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27
COngrC&AiOfl0l Ticket.

For Members Of Congress,
u. :. GlE FORD.
J. 4. PICkI.Ek.
for senator 3lst DistIi I.
j. ). PROCTOR.
FOR Rep esrntatlsts.
\. l.. PARTRIDGE.
". d. LA " ENCE.
For County Judge.
X. b. SMITlIER.
For Clerk of Court,
J, l.. LOCkUA RI.
7 the Constitutions. Yes.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

Minority Representation. No
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

FAST MAIL LINE with Nestlhulei trans
between Gaicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul and
Min neapolis.
ANS-CONTINEATAL ROUTE between
Chicago, Council Blutls, Omaha and the
Pacific Coast.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE between Chi
eago, Kansas City, and s Joseph. Mo,
y 100 MILES or ROAD ro.ching all lin
pal points i ilinois, WISCONSIN,, u II,
ia, Iowa, Missouri AND ,akota
For maps. time tables. rates Il passage 49,
trr gllt, etc. Apply to the nearest station
agent ii the Cnle.Go, .tlLuAukEE 4 ST.
PAuL RAIwAY, or Is any railroad agent any
where u the word
ROSWE Ill MILLEG, General Manager
~. III CARPENTER, Gen. Pass. y Tlt.Ag
1 ff'For into rlnatian III reference 70 Lands
#nA Towns own Nv tic CHICAGO, .aLvAT.
aiE \ ss PArL RAILWAY Go"fAny .rtt
5tt II ! uAuGAs .-ala ioAnissi' ne MI
ls,H.ree WIS
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-09-27

! The Constitutions. Yes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-23
couRr NOTES.

The February term of the Circuit
Court for this county opened in due
forn at 10 o'clock Tuesday incoming,
with Judge r. D. Marshall, presiding.
The forenoon was spent in calling tie
jury roll, reviewing TIE calendar, cd
mitting new attorneys TO practice III
this court, etc.
In the afternoon the ease of State KS,
Joseph Hayes, for larceny, was called.
Verdict OF gailty rendered, ana sent
ence of nine months in the county jail
given by the judge
Wednesday morning the case of State
vs. Thomas o Brien, for burglary, was
called. Verdict guilty. Sentence two
years IN prison.
Next, State vs. d Mccarthy. De
PENDANT discharged
Thursday morning the case of State
vs.. Thomas L2ngd0n, for burglary,
called the previous evening, Was con-
tinued TO the end. Verdict not guilty,
but To avoid arrest for breaking jail
and liberatmg other prisoners, he plead
guilty TO the first charge and was sent
to the county jail Tor SIX months.
The next case called was State KS.
VIM Smith and VIM. Flanagan, for
burglary. Flanagan was discharged,
but WAS at once re-arrested on a second
charge. Smith was found guilty and
given nine months in jail
This was followed by state vs., Anna
Mast3n, ''so.led dove Of Ethiopia,
charged with keeping a house OF i'll
fame at the West Ind. Verdict OF
guilty rendered Sentence one year
IN prison
The causes of State Ks. Fred Newton.
and State vs.. Mary Wilson, were both
stricken from the calendar.
\. E. Wolpert was admitted to prac-
tee before this court
This completes the record down To
this morning, as yesterday was q legal
holiday and The court took day rest.
The State vs.. Flanagan is, we be-
Heye, TO be the next ease called, and
this TO be followed 10y State VS. CollfaS,
on the charge OF assaulg with intent
TO XII.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-23
AGo;iaer 0ISt;,saer Gene.


Mr.. Daniel NcBain. late Of Ch5oaa,
arrived here two weeks ago TO-DAY. and
REGISTERED at the Nieollet House-
" hlle not complaining of any seated
illness, he did not feel wei. and seem.
ca drousy and q little Eighty at times.
Tor two or three days, until the Thurs
cay following his arrival here. when he
took tohis bed and remained in a semi
conscious condition until s O'Clock Sat
/ tfday morning when he breathed his
iast The immediate cause of death
was erysipelas, though this disease was
greatly aided by other causes.
Mr.. McBain was q Scotehman and
about y years Of age He first visited
The present townsite Of Superior in
Ie32, two years before a move was
made toward building city here. He
came ND the lake in canoe with a
guide, from point some distance be-
low Bayfield,. and then followed the
Semadji River up to Black River Fails
ana explored the copper range; he
also visited the EermiI.ion iron ranre
and Rainy Lake region, spending some
six months of time taking notes Of
tins great country. After this he be-
came citizen of Toledo, Ohio, and
editor Of the Toledo Blade, ana was
honored by being made Mayor of the
city. When settlement began at the
head Of the lake he invested some Of
his wealth in Superior, and also bought
some lands in what is now st. Louis
county, Minnesota, not far from Du-
luth. McB3in Avenue in our city was
so named in honor 70 him. OF late
years he has resided in Chicago and
engaged principally in the real estate
business, though very able lawyer by
profession. His business here at this
time WAS TO dispose OF some Of his land
across the bay. by direction Of IL. ).
Walbridse, Of Toledo, the remains
were placed in 4 metallic ease and sent
to that city FOR burial
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-23
a. e. Es) Sc 3,

The Boy Preacher, VIII renew the
meetings in the H. Z. Church, East
End, next Monday evening. To fuIin
previous engagements at the West
End, he hal to close the meetings here
three weeks ago, That engagement
having been filed, he VIII return to us
and continue the meetings as long as
il may be deemed advisable and eX-
pedient. lie is accompanied 10y Mr. w.
Z. H0usLt n, who VIII take charge Of
the singing and organize his choir
Arrange yoIr business and home duties
So that you can attend these meetings,
They VIII do you good.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-02-23

I Jay Knapp, the baritone, who
made such good impression by the re-
markedly fine manner in which ne
sang MS solo at the Pythlan entertain
ment Tuesday night, is director of
the grand consert to be given in Opera
hall, v est Superior, Wednesday even
ing for the benefit Of the Woman's