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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-12-05
1892.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-12-05

STATE noro or w coss2S CIRCUIT COURT
The Scott & Holston Lumber company plaintiff.
Edward Henneberry and John Vaughan, CO.
partners US Henncberry and Vaughan, defend
ants.
By virtue OF judgment of said cour, rendered
October 2nd. a. Il. 1881, aud dOcketvd on Il c
the day in the office of the clerk OF said cir
cult court III which said judgment it is ordered
and adjudged that said plaintiff do have and re-
cover Of said defendants the sum of 5000 u. dam
ages and costs. which said sum is therein adjud-
ged I" be a lien upon the building and premises
and upon all the right. title and interest, which
said defendants, the Superior Constituted Land
fsmpany. had in and to said building and
prrnafscs hereinafter described. from and after
Cf said building up which lein is claimed to-
wit: From the l0th day of october. 1890 or
claiming under it have since acquired therein
And the unders ened sheriff OF Douglas county
having t'een duty appointed i'll ana by virtue OF
said Judgment to sell the hereina! ter descr ibrd
building and premises:
Notice is hereby given that will on the oath
day Of December. A. ID. 1891 at II O'clock H. M.
Of that day, At the Office of the clerk of the cir
cult court for Douglas county. Wisconsin in the
court house in Superior. said county, expose and
offer for sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the aforesaid building
and all Of the right, title and interest which said
defendant. The Superior Consolidated Land com
pany. had from and after the 10Th day of October
4. ID. 1880. or which it and all persons claiming
under il have since acquired E and to the fol low
ing described premises TOR sn much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the aforesaid judg
nent, together with all costs and expenses and
which may be sold separately without injury 10
or to the advantage If the parties Interested to-
wit: Lots numbered 27S and 80. West sixth
street. t0wnsitc of Superior in the city OF Super.
iOr Douglas county. Wisconsin, according tC
the recorded plat OF said tnwnsi;e Of Superior on
file and OF rec 'rd in the office the Register oil
Deeds for said Douglas county, with dwelling
house situate thereon.
Dated Superior, Wisconsin. Nov. 49, A. D. 1891
DAN KENNEDY. Sheriff.
BURHANs PERKINS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. nlidot
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"A Connecticut Yankee sold
wooden nutmegs, but it never occurred
to anybody down there to peddle mus
tard seeds for silk worms eggs, as a
woman of the mighty west has been
arrested for doing. Measured by
modern ingenuity the effete east is not
in it.-Exchange.
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Notice for Publication,

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II November 10, 1891.
Notice is hereby given thar the following named
settler has fled notice If his Intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will he mate before the Register and Re-
cever of the L. :. Land Gtticc AT Ashland
Wisconsin
December %, 1881
viz: Roscoe G, Tibbits, I'd. entry No 229i for the
So OF SCI OF Section -. Up ~. y, Range 10 W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cullvatI N OF sa I'd
land viz.
William CONFESS. William Miles, Charles Old
enbers, Peter Dunn, all of Bruie, Douglas County.
Wisconsin.
G. ". CAREINGToN.
nl4dl9 Il gster.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment of II
mortgage dated March 20 1880 made and d-liv-
cred by John X. Osmun mortgaEOr To Thorn SOn
Richie mortgage and recorder in the office Of
the Register OF Deeds Of Douglas County WiScon-
sin April oath 1880 at 3-i5 o'clock T. NJ. in Volume
IL" of mortgages on page Sd. given on the fol
lowing described premises situated in Douglas
County Wisconsin TO Wit. Block Eighty one ISL
on cast Bay street in the TuwnSite of superior in
the City of Superior according t. the recorded
plat thereof now on file and Of record in the
office of the Register If Deeds of Douglas County
Wisconsin Said Mortgagec claims that the sum
Of Four.hundred and ffty and Go 100 Dollsrs is
due on said mortgage and note described the rein
at the date of this notice. That no action ut lnw
or otherwise has been commenced or had for the
recovery Of said debt or anv part thereof Now
therefore notice is hereby gwen that by virtue of
the power of sale contained in said mortgage and
in pursuance of the statute in such cases made
and provided. said mortgage will be fo-ecloSed.
and the premises above described will be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash
to pay said debt interest aud Fifty Dollars altnr-
ncys fec as stipulated in said mortgage and the
disbursements allowed by law; which sale will
be made by the sheriff Of Douglas County Wis
cons:n at the west do IT Of the Court house i'll the
city of superior il said County AMI state on the
18th day OF December 1891 at ; block +. ". of
that day.
Dated October 2od 1891.
THOMPSON RITCHIE. Mortgacec.
HUGHEs 4 JAMI|oN. Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Richie block West superior Wisconsin. o3ldl2
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First publication Dec. 5. Last Jan. l6.j
Summons.

CIRCUIT COCRT-DOCGLAS COUNTY.
Neil smith, Plaintiff
William Vane and Amos Algard. defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the said defendants
and to each OF them:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this summons.
exclusive of the day at service ami defend the
above entitled action in the court nfOIes,iid anti
in case of your failure t" do, judgment will be
the complaint. DCRHANS x PERKINS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
20 Address. Superior. Douglas county. Wis
Said defendants and zach OF them are further
notified that the original summons and com
plant in this action file in the flee IF the
clerk of the circuit court, at the court home, in
the city Of Superior Douglas county. Wise 'nsin
BURHANS & PERKINS,
Plaintiff Attorneys
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-12-05

The Alliance council at Indianapolis
has decided to establish lobbying
committee of three at Washington,
each to draw salary of 5000 a year.
1t was one of the stock cries of the
Minnesota Alliance men last year that
lobbyists should be driven to perdition,
Exchange.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-12-05

4 Vermont man went out hunting
on Sunday and hurt himself. He held
an accident policy. but the company
contested demand for indemnity
under the terms of the policy, and the
court decided that the man was not
entitled to recover. as he was breaking
the laws of the state IN hunting on
Sunday.
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By the subscriber. living in the town
of Gordon, October, 10, 1891, one dark
red COW, about seven years old. The
owner is requested to come and prove
property, pay charges and take her
away.
JOE ELACKByRN.
Gordon Cc. r lSS,
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Notice Of blicntIon.

AND OFFICE A. ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
IL November -, Is. /.
Notice is hereby given tn at the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. aud
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver of said land Office, at Ashland, Wis
cOnsin, on
January IL, 1892.
viz William Ma'hewson homestead entry No
23oI, for the El7 NE I, Es EL4, Sec. n. Up. -
Range NV.
He names the following witnesses to nTove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz: Jake Skstch, JOHN Hail. of Iron
River. Bayfield, county. Wisconsin. Jnnuie King.
Earnest Horner OF BIule, Douglas county, WIS
cunsin.
G.. ". CARRINGT0N.
5dqj Register
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Notice or Haearang.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS COUNTY
In the matter Of the estate of Lee a. Wilkinson,
Alphonso Wilkinson and Nette G. Wilkinson,
minors. In probate.
of the county court to be held III and for said
county, at the county judges Office in the court
Wisconsin. on Tuesday the 5,h day OF january
1892. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day.
the 70 lowing matter will be feard and consi cr
ed: The D tition of Mrs. l.. J. Wilkinson and L.
r. Thornbill. foreign guardian of said minors.
residing in the state of Louisiana. to sell
divided IS 100 acres of land alleged to belong
to said minors, in lot l. section 81, in township
~. range IA W, in Douglas county. Wisconsin.
Dated this LIST day of December. 1891.
BY the Court.
ID. Z. ROBERTS,
d52 County Judge
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S. Swanberg, Defendant.

S. Swanberg. Defendant.
by virtue of an execution issued ont Of the Cir
cut court in and for Douglas county, Wisconsin.
in the above entitled action. aud 10 me directed
and delivered against the property of said de
PENDANT s Swnnbery. | have levied uion and VIII
on the 18th iay of December 1891 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Ut the east front door of the court
house in the city of superior in said county of
Douglas. offer for sale aud sell nj public Nendue
to the highest bidder for cash all the right, title
and inttrest % the defendant ). Swanbcrg in and
to the following described property. t"-wit:
The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter
fNW14 of the SCI = and northeast quarter If the
southwest quarter (NEl of the SW1p and north
west quarter OF the southwest quarter tNWl1 of
the SW14l in section thirty four t34l town forty
seven 40 \. range eleven IN W in Douglas
county. Wisconsin, or so much thereof as will he
necessary to SATISFY the Judgment of $3.50 1910
and costs and disbursements and interest.
Dated at Superior. Wis. Oct e6th., 1881.
DAN KENNEDY.
Sheriff, Douglas Co, Wis.
OS!D5 by CHAs. WiCKSTRoM. Deputy,
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LIN E

cities, the Chicago ami Northwestern system of
lines composed of the Chicag. Fl. Paul Minnea-
polls x Omaha, Chicago 4 NORTHWESTERN and
Fremont. Eikhorn & Missouri Valley Rvs tall adj
vertiSed Is The Northwestern Line ttraverse< a
rich and p0pulOns country and Offers the quickest
means of reaching all the large towns or villages
in the territory iiterdsted by il. Besides select
Ing rnut. trs vellerS should get folder with a
map Of this line. and they will quickly see the
advantages offered. All particulars with map
and time tables. may be obtained at any station,
or write direct TO-
Tw. TESpALE
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e. B. BANKS,
Civil Engineer & Surveyor.
ONCE at the Court House Superior.
Notice Of Attachmeas.
DOUGLAS COUNTY,
Cry OF SUPERIOR

To Charles Weller and Albert Weller:
You are hereby notified that warrant of At
tachment has been isSned against you and your
property attached to satisfy the demand of r NJ
Buchanan. amounting To sixty one t6ll dollars.
Now unless you shall appear before Edmund r.
Otis Justice of the peace in and for said county,
AZ his office in said city. the 19th day Of De-
cemher, A. D. 1891, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Judgment will be rendered against you and your
property sold to pay tn. debt.
Dated this olst day of November. 1891
T.. ". BUCHANAN
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Notice for l'u blucatiOn.

Notice for Publication.
7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
II November 1, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam-
ed settler has filed notice of his intention Ia make
final proof il support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Circuit
Court douglas county Wisconsin. At Superior Wis
cousin, on
December sta, 1891,
viz: John B. Toi,rvile HID +. No. HOS. for the
Ell, of NE4 and AWI4 of NE14 Section 1. TIP. 46.
N, Range Is ". and SW14 of SW14 section ST. TIP
~. ". Range Is W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land viz:
John McKinon Charles Wickstrom. John Swan
and Joe Coburn. all of Superior, Douglas county.
Wisconsin.
G. ". DARLINGTON.
n'dl2 Register
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Sheriff. Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. IN CIRCUIT COURT
COUNTY OF DOCGLAs.
". K. Stone and A. l.. Or,ear, copartncrs. Stone
4 OrdeaIl, Plaintiffs,
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NORTHW ESTERN

Pullman seepers are also run through between
Duluth. Superior and Chicago. Fast through
trains are also run between Minneapolis ST Paul
and Kansas City. via Sioux City. with through
Pullman SiceperS ST. Paul to Omaha and Kansas
City. lining cars are On all through trains
over this zine between Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Chicago. and between St Paul and Kansas City
Besides being the best between these principal
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7 HE

All well posted travellers between the twin
Cities and Chicago this linc-particuarlv favor
Jig the ..Ees,ibule Limited. Which carlos the
finest sleeping cars aud coaches ever built. and
also all Glasses rf passengers without extra fares
On the Lake Superior portion ofthe line between
Minneapolis. ST Paul and Duluth and ST. Paul
and ashland. Pullman seepers are run Oh night
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NOW is a Good time to BUY
"ALWA AVS ON TIME"

There is no line handsomely equipped for
through passenger service as The lNorIhwester
Line St 7. NJ. IL o. Ry-and the Minneapolis
St Paul and Chicago trains over this line have a
better record for reaching either end of their
Ion time thun those Of any other line i'll the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-09
THE COURTHOUSE JANIron SPEAKS

He Initiates Colonel Hansbrough, of
Salem, for the Amusement of n Crowd.
Colonel Hansbrough, of Salem, is q
great speaker, and many people flock to
the courthouses throughout the country
to hear him in any celebrated criminal
case.
That is why William Phillips, the
colored janitor at the courthouse, seized
the ColOnel's stylo, nature gave him the
power to initiate.
A number Of employees about the court
house prevailed on William to make the
celebrated speech of the Colonel in de-
Tense OF an imaginary horse thief one
day this week.
William took position behind the
table, with State code and the supposed
indictment in his hand. For ten min
utes ho made the courthouse ring. Peo-
pie came in from the streets to hear tho
speech. They thought court had re-
opened and Colonel Hansbrough was
present. Several gentlemen came up
from the offices below, looked in and
laughed. The ringing tone and violent
gestures, the splendid ending of the
speech and all parts connected coused a
roar of laughter.
Colonel Hansbrough caught William
making the speech one day and over
since William has been afraid unless he
knows tho Colonel is in Salem.
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Rnilrond RuildIng.
From the New York Journal of Fin an,

From the New York Journal of Finance
Since the beginning of the year only
about 1859 miles of main line
railroad track have been built in tho
United States. This mileage is less
than that OF the first half of 1890 by
4l6 miles, and it is calculated that the
total for the year will fall short Of 5000
miles. Such an addition to the railway
OF the United States would be barely
equal to the rate of increase in railroad
traffic. These figures not only show
how conservative capital is in the mat
ter OF new railroad investments, but
they point, likewise, to great revival
OF railroad building in the near future.
Last year the iron industry of the
United States attained its greatest de-
velopment in spite of the fact that rail-
road construction operations were very
light in comparison with many former
yesrs What, then, may reasonably be
expected when the boom in railroad
building begins, which cannot be post
poned much longer? If tho shadow
which fear Of unwise financial legisla-
ton throws over capital were only dis
sipated and entire confidence in the
future OF our fiscal system restored, it
would be reasonable TO anticipate a not
able increase Of business activity in
all directions within the next six
months.
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ADEAF MUrE.s MARRIAGES.
W. 8. Ritter and Miss Mary sclater Elope
from Richmond to Washington.


from Richmond to Washington.
The Richmond Dispatch Of Tuesday
gives the following account of an elope-
ment from that city to Washington. 1t
might appear q little singular that the
parties to one of them were deaf mutes
were it not recognized that the language
of love is that of the deaf mute.
w. S. Ritter, of Louisa county, and
Miss Mary A. Sclater, OF this city, both
deaf mutes, were married in Washing
ton yesterday.
Tho groom is secretary of the Deaf
Mute Association, which met in this city
last Saturday, and it is understood that
tho father of the groom objected to the
marriage because his son was under age.
Hence the trip to Washington.
rumor of the elopement reached the
Dispatch through some Of the deaf mutes
remaining in the city, and an inquiry
over our private wire to Washington
confirmed it.
The couple were expected to return to
this city on an excursion train at 3
o'clock this morning, and all the deaf
mutes here have determined to be at the
depot to meet them.
Mr.. Ritter was for some time q COM
position on TIE TIMES.
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FARmv1LLE.
Iron and Salt Discovered-A Camp OF Vet
Grams Organized.


FARAIvILLE, Va, July s.-TSpecial1-
Explorers in the region around Willis
mountain have discovered a quantity of
iron ore which, it i s said. surpasses anv
iron Of its kind as to grade and GUILTY.
yet known to exist in the county.
Very near to this city are found varied
evidences of salt, and some one has un-
earthed quantity and brought it into
the city for inspection. 1t seems to be
the natural chloride of sodium. and it's
crystalllzation is beautiful and perfect
There seems to be no telling what wealth
lies dormant in the earth of old Buck
lngham and Prince Edward counties.
"A Confederate camp was organized
mere last evening and it bears the name
''Thorton Pickett" Tho following ex-
Confederates were elected it's officers:
Commander, s. w. Paulett; first lieut..
commander, j. =. Fitzgerald; second
lieut.. commander, R. NJ. Burton; third
lieut.. commander. u. a. Blanton; adult
ant, r. M. Cox; quartermaster, R. NJ.
Brdgood; surgeon, Peter Winston; chap.
lain, G. c. Bass, treasurer, O. L. Wicker;
sergeant major, r. D. Miller; officer of
the day, a. w. Drumeller; vidette, j. r.
Cunningham; color sergeant, j. a. Scott;
- Se SOAOA uti0, IL. ~. hICc, second
color guard, l.. j. Verser. Executive
board Col R. A. Borker, Col. c. M
Walker, G. R. Motion and j. +. Walton.
Commander Paulett remarked this
morning to THE TIMES reporter that
while tho camp was organized with a
membership Of only thirty.fo vet
the roll would be at once swclled to be-
tween $50 and 800.
Cards have been issued announcing
the nuptials Of w. j. Whitehead, Jr.,
of Roanoke, and Miss Maggie Davis Of
this city. The ceremonies will be at
tarmvillo Baptist Church, Thursday
July 30, 1891, $3.50 o'clock p. M.
a brass band of twelve pieces has
been organized and the necessary money
raised for the purchase of instruments
for tho city, and it is to be hoped our
people will, very soon, not be depend
ant upon Roanoke for all the music
they need for their inspiration if
tho Roanoke band is uncquallcd in
point excellence by any other in the
State.
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win They 1.-Two on Air?
From the baltimore Sun.

from inc baltimore sun.
granddaughter of Queen Victoria,
the Princess Victoria Louise, of Schles-
wig, Holstcin, was married in London
yesterday to Prince Aribcrt Of Anhalt,
Dessau, described as the fortunelcss
young son of tho ruler of small princi-
pality. The English people and press
are reported as showing but little en-
thusiasm over the alliance, not having
any special desire to support another
family. Parliament may possibly DO
asked in the future to do something for
the poor but princely couple, but for the
present they will have to board either
with the BRIDES mother or with Grand
mother Victoria.
Neither of the alternatives is likely
to prove pleasant ono for the German
princeling. His mother-in-law will un-
questionably mako it unpleasant for
him il he lives at her house and comes
homo late, and if he moves his trunk to
the queens he will be even worse off, as
the old lady is very strict moralist.
Altogether he would have done better
had he come to this country and ex-
changed his title for an American
heiress. There are lots of them who
could have made him much more com
Portable than he is likely to be with his
English wife's relations. Como West,
young princes and dukes, come West.
Our shoddy aristocrats long for you.
Old DaDers for sa la q r Tba ri,,,oe =, fax~
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RUSHING THE WORK.

Thirty Men to be mt Work To-day on thu
Foundations for the Hardware Plant.
Work on tho Lock and Hardware
Plant began Tuesday. Contractor Mays
had q gang Of fifteen at work digging
tho foundations, but operations had to
be suspended owing to the rain. The
sheds arc up for the line and the men
are at work quarrying stone, tho quarry
being situated about three squares from
the grounds.
If it does not rain to-day there will be
thirty men at work digging tho founda-
lions and getting out stone. The foun-
dations will all be dug in four or five
days and the stone work will be com
menced next week. 1t will take about
three weeks to complete the stone work
and the buildings will be ready for oc-
cupancy by November l.