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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
onnnNToWN NEWS.
Vows ttoms ofa Personal aud BusinOss
Mature,
GREENTowN, o, April o.

HltEENTOWN, " Apru D'
Prof ]. O.Wlse, OF Akron 10 spending
the vacation with his parents on Jack.
son street lIe teaches penmanship and
bookkeeping In tho ton school build
ings OF Akron 10, DIR. Dougherty's two
sons are visiting their grandparents
and unClea at Canton this week r The
election went OH quietly. Although a
large vote was polled The Democrats
carried che township Justice j. j.
Lilly had had two cases on the docket
this week, which promises to bo rather
interesting but both were "nippod In
tse bud" az II were, and tho costs In
each canS exceeded tho amount nj stake
Mr.. j. ". Ssam was called 10 Salem
by tho serious siCIsnpsl Of her mother
- Miss Moore, Of Akron, Ia Visiting at
her grandparents on Jackson street ~,
Prof A. l.. Stump ls spending this
week NJ Manchester Samuel Wise,
who lived with HIS son Aaron about
three miles 0Orth of this place, died on
Wednesday, aged NO years Samuel
Aker broke up housekeeping and went
TO Michigan In search of work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
SENT n oJArL

For Assaulting His n otnor ana sister
Friday.
Burt Leahey was arrN teu tnls morn
ing in the west part Of v 10 cry Tor as
saut and battery, and n Miclous ae'
struction Of property by Coz stable sla,
gle. Burt came home last mghC ana
being in a bad temper II is Md com
menCed TO slash things right 'nu leIt.
Not being content with sn mshlng
a lot Of dishes, table, chairs, tc., ne
commenced to assault his mother ana
sister. lie was taken before Jus Jce
Fulmer this morning TO answer for nus
misconduct. He pleaded not guih'y
and was bound over 10 common plea
court In the sum Of $50 on each charge. ,
Failing TO furnish bond he was sent to
TAIL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

The Doctor has had whole life ofstudy and experience In
ha profession, and enjoys advantages which fall 10 the lot OF
but fewl Acr attending ha Full Coursea In The Medical
Coegea and graduating With the highest honoa he was
content 10 stop there but has nce attended other Col
ege6 and several mes reviewed the whole proieaFon has
also travelled eyten0vely for tho purpose Of Improvement
having Waited the best Medical Colleges ioapita Dspen'
saca Eye Ear Lung and other Medical and Surgical Ia.
situations both Continents, travelling thousands OF miles
both by land and sea- expendng thousands OF dollars In
proving every advantage within ha command, and dcyong
The beat years ofla le TO become thoroughly familiar with
ha prOcaGlOn In all ls bTanehea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Fine Farm For Sale Or Trade.

4 viii odcS fuf aalo q, bargain ot uAdo for uau'
n acfW Known NJ tho "NAys i'Ann," located thrive
mites wath.ont Of nagiIOn, ono-Qu~tor milo
ou tho main road IoadpG from Hlaalllon n Rioi-
villa yOu comfortable two nlorI oiglt room
houac with excellent bsrn nd oathe~ui thirteen
acrna ot good ,tubori splendid orehaSa, siaom ina
Woll water and prospect VI a valuable coA bcd
ForfhI par,leuloss, call St Vie farm or address
ny lottor. sAlAu uROi.K
dgw.Wdn hhsaiilon, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
DELAY rs DANGEROUS.

Many diseases are 40 deceptive that huadreda
~ persona have them hofnro they even suspect
lu TtrY know tbgy arc net we'll, but alg puf'
ta4enlng ppon thom, and mnll, sooner ~ later,
rndalnly destroy them, unletartheutdhy ahhlll
inl hand, Ara you hliltledf Your CaHa may
now bn perfectly durable, bot Remember eyofy
momeht 0i neglect hnngs yDa neaIt lla incura'
bio EtafrR, when perhaph The most hltilllul phys
GlflaH Uan TondeT YOU no assistance, The pres
onti ours, ttu future may DO TOO LATE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
A GIRL WHO WAS REPORTED DEAD

n ,turna to Canton and PreforB ChArg0g
Against Vol Known Young Man.
= ltG Hammer has had Frank
- ri, a barber, arrested on charge
30 h"s ardy Constable Rebhollg made
tbe m "" a,O, st Gnd Justice WettaCh held
Sio, % eo~ rial In the sum Of $500. He
,nr,ish,A , G bail and was released, A
: ,oyemeS, rs on foot t0cOmpyOmis0 the
'"Is Kato u,r mer Is the girl who was re.
norteJ some im0 ago as having died at
tpdiananolis nd. Az this time IL was
given opt tba Plttsburg travelling
man had mined her She returned TO
Canton some dan ago
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
poorlon.a Arnioa salvo.

Y The Best salve In the world for Cuts,
n, ruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe
W., Sores, Tetter, Chapped HahdS Vnn.
biaE rs, C0rns, and oil Skin Eruptlons
md y dsityely cures Piles, or no pay re'
"uSrea " II Is guaranteed 10 give per
1ect AN, 'igfaction, or money reiunueu,
iSyS price SS Ss cents per box. For sale by
innrn,n Wright N Go.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
Lntest DlaooperIes aIld INnpr0vonlo nloilts. 3

IftffNt UlBCOVUfttH UIttI IFVTFVUUWVVIttH. Y
Dr. burner a the only Phy6elan now IN Ohio who has re-
oelyed Instructions In the European Colleges IN hnaylch
and Microecopca Examinations Of the Blood Urine, eto
which are now considered indispensable to correct danno
s In many daea0e6 lie has aao an extensive supply oihe
latest and beat Professional Apparausee Tor inc treatment o.
daeult cases by modern methods embracing maRy whoh
are but sedo found outside OF tho larger clea There arc
many diseases which phySeanO In common practice 90 not
ueualy treat and arc therefore, seldom prepared With tho
neceaary and eoay outfit 10 examine correctly or treat with
auece such cases. therefore, would do well to call az onco
and learn their true condition. and whether the door OF Hope
arc vet onen or forever eloeed agaln0t them =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
aRonp NnoLnor oR DUTY
And nabilual Drunkenness tho Grounds
on Whloh VITO Asks for Divorce.

on Whiuhe WIN "n"' W. Ni''''"'
Anna Cartiea has applied for a di.
yorce from James Cartiea on the
grounds of habitual drunkenness and
gross neglect. Thepetition alleges they
were married on November n, 1886, at
Canton, and have one child. She
charges him with being guilty OF hab-
ituai drnnkenness for the past three
years, and says for q year and n half
past he has t,iiled 10 provide herself
aud child with tho necessary clothlny I,
Slls prays for a diVorce, custody OF the
child aud alimOny.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
nleEAGEG ~ WOMAN-

Such ~ has hailed mo avn Of all other phyal'
slams aud remedies, Dg burner qulekly cures,
Cancers, tumofa, Ahfoid and polypold growthA
cured without the uac Of Tho kalie or eiunllea,
No cutting, no pain, no danger
~ Manhood Perfectly Restored. -
guek, palnlrsa ana esft'lh cure for impoteneo,
foat Manhood, SprrmAl oGhnra, Losses, Weak
neaa aud Nervous Debility, also Tor Pfentauua,
v afloocoio and all private diigaseA, whether from
imprudont habits Of youth uf sexual oEecsata ih
mature yeafa, or any chuse that dehlhtntrn the
loTunl finehoss, speedily and permanuy cured
Consultation FREQ and bulclly confidential Abso'
RpiLHray on iilTa scientifically treated and
positively cured by noyof.ialllng method,
FnHu EXAMINATION oP Trr uutHH-hneh
person npplyluR for medical lrohtmrnt should
arnh ~ hHnF 20 ouurca pf udur, when VIII
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

THAT light Of Boulanger's wasn't o
bad move for a diplomat lie who,
rather than fight the hostile French
Senate, runs away, may i've to light
some other day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

receive q careful chemical and mleroacoplcal es-
lamnAtlon, --.
PKRaONa UHhuLfEULLy treated bY ignofant
pretendefa who heop tFnlng with them mon,h
after mOnth, giving pnlhon0uh and hilarious CONE
pounds, should call and 500 tho Doctor,
WeNnnpruL CunRa by our Improved method
accomplished In Nervous Debility,
Premature Decline Of Manly powora, and kla-
dfod Affections, which have been nogleelodor OF
pAtlentB treated by mail and medicines pent ~
express. Personal consultation " proierabh.
Wa guarantee curablo oaaea
List Of quegilonS free.
nnr-caaes and Correspondence CONFIDENTIAL,
|Tfoulnont sent g, q. y. 10 any part OF tho
United States
Correspondence with lnyailda soil lsited, All
lcttoTa with atamp oncioaod nnhwetod frce.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Turs ia, Major Mckinley has not
had ,Sa aan ,S the administration IN the
,uu ,n@t,aS .,V CO. 20 w. ,ointments. II iB to DO
% hnnoJ ,Sa ~ ,sldent will rot relieve
lvp'~ b,,p " ,ho h .a AN visibility In the appoint
,nant mann H. ~ = no.I vVpO ,ster Ut Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

His improved Methods OF Treatment
Arc mild and pleaAantl agTee perfectly win The
most delicate Lady Or Chlldl do not redpea tho
htengthj can be peed yhilp ht work. ne gIoAt..
Patients an consult him or communicate With
Him az often as they choose, dudng the whole
limo roaulred Cor the cure, wlth0nt regard Ia
yhefo they may DO, and without etlrA ehafgel
satlaiaotory 10 though they were llVing nest
door tO eA6h other,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
EXAMINATIONS FREE 10 AL,

EXAMINATIONS FREE TO Alt.
Wiz ,eyer II 10 knowA that Dr, hUhhltH IL
d0ppingat q place, ofowds gather 10 oorsult
hinif aid II Nv noi shd wondered NJ Whenl 4. iR
remembered thAt In dlagnOslng q disease he
never ash . q question, but desqHbes the dliers
ent diseases better tlah the sick can themselves,
u Wondennl giil for anYoAa 10 pofhesH, Aad
DT, huliNltitN diagn0Aiio p0wefB haveeiea
ted wonder Throughout the enuhtfy,
iie adopted the i0ll0wing plan, which u 70.
oullAr 10 tho large hospllaia, aud II not and
neVef has been tho practice u couniIY doctors,
visi Ito carefully h0loA the symptoms pf tho
patient, aud h6ooTtalnn tho condition pi The in-
lefnal ofgaha, all of which No carefully records
in his regheTiOf iniuTa reference, IL tl'lh way
no hhcortainathe tne natute OF the disease and
lia cause, Knowing tho disease he hhowa tho
change V pfpdueeAIn tho uhhuea, ana thoNihB
the ohangea he eheCks them with ap4elhe rene.
dies aud plareh the patient on the high read W
reoovery' When klok people ooafult HIN 10
readily tells them whether he can cure % belp
them, or whether they aTo beyond hol's
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
FACTS FOR MEN or ALL AGES

FACTS FOR MEN OF ALL AGES
NY reason Of false modoaiy tho youth Of 0u
iand hro kept In ignorance Of Che fuinOu
ruguliA wlao certain lliary indllofeie pfhniicu
hnliy undHfmiho the coast itutlon, Induce nervnul
debility aud pfouut arc decay, OfHanlc weak
nuaa, nervous debility, prumatufu decline oftha
manly ppwora, lnvoluntary Vital losses and llkr
affections, speedily andpofmanontly euwd by Dr.
Ia hardly necessary 10 say that hn hnafor many
yrnfa enjoyed tho dldlheilon Of being the moal
tuceoaaiul aud celebrated specialist I n Tho World
lor tho treatment and ctHp Of those affections
which aHeo from youthful lndlrtctlon aud soil
tary prctlcos,. aud all may consult him with
complete confidence,
Ofail tho maiadlea that nilliet manhlnd thhru Il
probably nono abnnt which phyaolahs Ia goaora
pntller know 40 little,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
The Greatest Discovery Down to
tho Present Time,

the EroSolJ IiIhe,
And the only medicine known to man
that does positively cure these diseases
by curing the Liver such az Headache
OF all kinds, Constipation or Costive-
ness, Rheumatism Of all kinds, Nervous
ness Skin Diseases, all Stomach Diseas-
es, like Kidney disease, yields every time
TO this Great Discovery; Paralysis is
prevented and Dropsy cured by its time
~ use; IL clears the skin and cleanses
the Blood. All that Unnecessary to CON
vince, is a trial. Call at Il, u. MCFAR-
LANDS drug store and ask for DR.. II.
MacFarland's Little Book, IL tells you
all and gives yoursymptoms Sold also
by u. 4. Balt2ly MasSillon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
DIR BURN E1ES-

NJ all
dn ngad dGc CrhD
dtu a
gveof and daeu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1880,
ltN O'Clock o. no upon the promlBcs, tho following
do rllod real Celatc situate IN he county OF hthfk
HAi0 Of ohio, t0-witi Part VI Mo southwest guar
Lor " fractional section number thrty.1no (illl,
township number ten tl0), IN range number nine
(O), ana bounded ~ Follower Huginnlng NJ the
southwest cOrnnr Of tAld quarter, and running
thonce north along tho won't lllo Of the snmo nln0-
tOSn rhalna and BOyontyf0ur llnks ~ stone In the
highway, thence tnstWArdly aud parallel With the
south lnO " said luAri0r n tho Gust line NJ tic
tlnni thence south along tho Gust llno % said quA
ter nineteen chains ard BOvCnly-fUur links " the
AOntlonh corner Of snd quntteri thence west alOng
the south line Of and Quartor 10 tho pla0s 0t beglh
ming. containing elghty-nye hofO'
Terms of Sale, UnB-hal In hand One-half Of tho
balance IN ono year aud Ono-half N two years from
the day NJ sale, with interest ON the deferred nRy-
Aes sold.
THOMAS W. CHAPMAN,
A. w. GOSnORN
mHLi-hW Administrations,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

p huhNtH viii revisit this county every month, thus saving hs
patients hp ule ahd eappnBo " yf Tho city And he w tho onY
lynn fd surgeon In this COunty via gares h Mananh,
pdfh
and nAtuTe ~ thnlr dispa6eA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

H0ME
eAp valued
e@bSG -TOp FORM crOod nGonh hSe ta etonS
eRndmf oocpureo nfunfh front
dr com u
Prof !. RUSSELL BURNER, Columbus Ohio. i
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

yrANTED- -MonE MIN TO soil our Fruit and
w Ornamental stock We can give you good
pnylng sltuntlon M once Address Tor tarhn, ". n.
itfOlfAItDsON 4 CO., Nursery Men, Geneva Now
York. mhr3l-lbw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
saturday the l9Lh dny Of AprII. lasN.

In pursuAnoo of an ofdor Of tho Probate 0onEt u
Stark county, ohio, No viii ofor for sah, ~ publio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-11

VIM III WhANlt oo'iuhi9'
Canton, o., March 18Th, iBt0.-2l-Lw
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uMlihw
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-26

White spending a little time at the
Coart House the other day we dropped
into the Registers Office to see how the
new commander and crew were getting
along, and found there veritable bee
hive OF industry On the outside of
the registers fence were some nine or
ten persons at work in various capaci-
ties such as abstracting, copying, etc,
while on the other side of the railing
WAS the genial commander himself, Mr.
+. V Mundy, with his first lieutenant,
Mr. ". q. Colman, and several clerks,
all busy fling and recording the vari-
GUS documents which find their way to
this place of record Mr.. Mundy is a
thorough business man, and already
everything in his Office works with the
smoothness and regularity of well adj
iusted machinery, He also keeps his
work well IN hand and when night
comes his books show that every in
strument filed for record has been full
! ly recorded, hence his work does not
get the best of him, and as a cOnse-
quenca his clerks are not all in hurry
and furry and are 50 much the less LA
BILE to make errors. Mr. Mundy in
formed us that he had been comparing
the first three weeks of this year with
the corresponding weeks of last year,
and had found that the business of this
year exceeds that Of 1858 several times
over, healthy showing for the town.
That the registers Office has fallen into
good hands there is no doubt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-26
ANOTHER SUICIDE.

Last Friday afternoon the West End
community was shocked by the am
houIcement that citizen named G..
:. Ziegier, had shot and killed himself.
speaking OF the sad affair the Inter
ocean says; Upon investigation Mr..
Hle9Ier was found III the front room of
MS apartments, lying upon the floor in
4 pool OF his own blood, which was is
SUNG from bullet wound in his right
temple He was undergoing fearful
commissions, fiinging his arms in all
directions i'll unconscious agony. Near
by him lay Smith & " essen 3S-cailbre
revolver Of the latest pattern. DR.. Con
nor was at once summond, but found
II fatal case, the pulse ccaSing to beat
within short time, although Ziegler
Kept up stertorious breathing for
some time, lie being pronounced ex-
tinct at 7 O'Clock. Coroner Whitney
was early summoned, and took charge
OF the body as soon as life became ex-
tinct Mrs, Ziegler was out shopping
at the time of the shooting, but was
soon found.
Mr., Ziegler was a carpenter and
builder by occupation, and came to
West Superior from Minneapolis last
May Listirst enterprise was the erect
ion Of the Columbia building, which
was put up on leased ground, and
which evidently strained his resources,
making him for some time past moody
and eccentric to d degree, II was while
laboring under temporary alteration
from this strain, in al probability, that
he took his own life.
lie was q member of the Masonic
fraternity, and VIII be buried by Sup
erior Lodge He also carried policy
of insurance for g, O00 III that order.
The coroner's jury were unable to de
eide whether the shooting was acciden-
tai or premedidated, but the deed had
evidently been thought of for days, as
his pocket diary showed the following
entry for Sunday last: 1T is all IN
with me now. Better | had left my
family in Minneapolis, and then all
would have been well, Bad speculation,
dissipation and inattention to business
had brought me to this" He left a
wife and two children. Mrs. Ziegler
is Wen-high craZed with grief.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-26
NOTICE..
! STATE OF WISCONSIN,
IS. In Circuit Court.

}ss. In Circuit Court.
County of Douglas
In the matte Of the petition of the Duluth,
South Shore ana Atlantic Railway Company tor
the appointment of Commissioners of Appraisal,
10 ascertain, appraise and determine the COM
peusation 10 he made 10 The owners of and per-
sons interested in certain real estate required to
be taken by said company in the sgid county Of
Douglas for the construction OF q portion OF its
main line of Railway IN SAID county:
To James Stiuson, William II. Newton. and the
United States, and all persons interested IL the
lanes hereinafter described:
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
the undersigned have been by an order duy
made and entered in said proceeding on the 10Th
day of December. AID, 1855. by Hon. rlI. Cluugh.
Judge OF SAID court. appointed Commissioners To
ascertain, aTpraise. and determine the c'nIren-
SdtIDn to BE uU.e to the owners OF and persons
interested in the lands and premises required
and adjudgvd necessary To De taken flF the pIr-
poses -e1 urth in lis sad petition, by the Duluth.
South Shore and Atlantic Railway Company.
which said lands are situated IN the county OF
Douglas and state OF Wisconsin, and described as
follows, tO-Wlt:
All that piece parcel or strip Of land Forty feet
ia width. OF ant ucruS- the Northwest quarter oil
section Twenty six l-G in Township iOrty-UiGe
ifgI. north, oi range fourteen Ll@. est, in The in
c1rpOruted village ui superior, ln said county Of
DOIyIHS lueiuued between two parallel lines for
" 4uj feet part, on each side of the center
line OF the proposed railway Of said petitioner as
the said line Is surveyed sta tsl out AMI located
and the same appears upon map thereof an
ucNcd to said petition one of which said inCIud-
ing and boundary lines is parallel wih and clev-
en- and one half Ull3f feet distant measured
uGrthcFly from the said center line of said rail-
Eay.-a8d the other Of said including lines is
parallel with and twenty eight auc Oue-hali
~ feet distant measured SputntrIS. iiplH inc
sad center line OF the railway Aforesaid. The
said strip Of land extends in an ea4'eriy AMI
westerly course through and across and fn.ms a
Part of he above mentioned quarter section, and
IS rI5lr described I the said petition and map to
which reference is hereby made.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-26

The coke Crusher which has recen-
tly been put in operation by the Lee
high Coal & Iron company in connection
with their coke productive of much
saving in time ana labor. Coke in large
flakes just as it is drawn from the
ovens IS shoyeled into a hopper immad-
lately over the crusher, which consists
Of two huted rollers, between which
the coke passes The coke thus reduced
drops down into iron buckets attached
to chain betting and is elevated into
the tower where the different sizes of
the material are assorted by screens
prepared for that purpose. They are
now preparing three sizes Of coke and
Icy the action OF the screens each size
finds its way to separate bin. Over
looking the railroad track on the west
side of the tower are chutes c0mmun-
icating with the bins, from which it is
convenient to load the cars. After the
coke goes into the hopper no more hand
ing of it is required except in trimming
cars while loading for shipment.-Inter
Ocean.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-26
G8zf0rT-, Rama EastIt.tcl.

The Uniform Rank of Knights Of
Pythias WAS instituted on Saturday
evening last, under auspicious circum-
stances Over thirty members, in full
dress, came from Duluth, to assist at
the institution. They, with the new
division, presented very fine appear
ance rs they marched from the depot
to the Templars Hall, headed by our
local drum corps.
After the institution, in charge Of
Major Shaw and Colonel Hamilton, Of
Milwaukee, the Sir knights marched
to the Euclid House, where, gathered
in the lobby, they were favored with
vocal music by the Ari0n quartette
followed by an address Of welcome by
T. Il. Wright. Responses were made
by the instituting officer, Col. IIamil-
ton and by Major Shaw, and through
out the best of feeling was manifested.
After little unavoidable delay ali
the Knights and invited guests repair
ed to the dining room where a sumpt-
uous banquet was spread, and all seem
ed to think, as they left the table, that
as d commencement the Uniform Rank
had bright prospects for the future.
Captain George and his fellow Sir
knights, are to be congratulated for
/ the success Of the Inauguration.
Rev. Howscr, the able Evargelis-
tic worker for the Master, was here
Wednesday evening and was expected
to be with us on Thursday evening al
/ So but he was called away for d day or
two on business. He left word with
Mr.. Wright, however, that all being
well, he would be with us tonight (Sat-
urday), and stay with Us all of next
week Mr. Wright has been Iaboring
( day and night for three weeks and this
+ assistance is timely as well as agreeable
AIr, Uowser IS very earnest worker
and his methods are both entertaining
and instructive The meetings are
growing in interest and the congregat
ions in number. Letthe house be filed
II VIII do you good
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-26
ifeE EzEyFSED LEAE.

SUPERIOR, Wis, Jan, 9th 1889.
The following letters were remain
ing uncallad for 1T the close of bust
ness Jan. 18th 1859 and unless called
within thirty days from date, VIII be
sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
Lucy Allen, +. Belmont ,, Chas W.
Brand, Michael C0ughlan, Bessie Dan
icl50n, Al. SignOre Gorengnon0, Joe.
GTimen, Peter Gmnandarz, Simon
IiavaHer, James James, Frank Juneau,
c. kalo, Pietro Margnioni, Will Nc
Nell Sanders Miller, John McCuarg,
Murdach NcDaugGIl, Peter Peterson,
John Scott, John Sandquist, W. II.
Sha&h0n, Edd. Snider
John i. BARDON, p. VI.