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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
A Gigantic Wooden Statue.

In the JaoaneEe capital there is a
gigantic image Of a woman made Of
wood and plaster. and dedicated to
Hachinan, tho god OF war In height
it measures 81 feet; the head alone,
which is reached b. winding stair
way in the interior of the figure. being
large enough to comfortably hold
twenty persons The figure holds a
huge wooden sword in ole hand. the
blade OF the weapon being q feet long.
and bail II feet in diameter in the
other. Internally the model is fitted
" with extraordinary anatomical ar
.angement which is supposed to rep
resent the different portions OF the
brain. A fine view of the country is
obtained by looking through one of the
eyes of the figure. The admission to
all parts of the structure is 9 cents.
japanese tradition says that during
the time of the To-Shomeng rebellion.
in 1922. hundreds Of cords OF wood
we're piled around it and fired, but that
the sacred object itself failed to burn
or to aya., la, s1Aaroho.i hv tEo lama.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31
ANCESTORS OF Dun PRESIDENT
A Record of tho Baptism of the Chill
dren of Lawrence Washington.

Record of tho Baptism of the Chill
dren of Lawrence Washington.
At the visit Of the St. Adams
Archaeological society to the parish
church recently it was a matter of
surprise to find that the haptismal
register contained the names of two
children of Lawrence Washington,
brother OF Robert Washington, anccs-
tor of the first president of the United
States. Lawrence Washington was
the Registrar OF the High Court Of
Chancery, and evidently lived in the
parish for many years. His wife
Martha was the daughter OF Clement
Newce, who resided at Much Hadha,n
Holl. Clement Newccs gravestone
which attracted some attention from
the visitors, still lies in its original
position in the nave in front OF the
chancel screen. The curious extract
from the viii of Clement Newce re-
specting his funeral we take from the
Much Hadhan Church Monthly. 1t
runs thus:
My bol;ie to be buried in such
place within the parish church OF
Much Hadham, in the Co. OF Hcrts.
as it shall please Almighty God to
provide and ordaine for me by the dis
erection of my executors. And l will
that a-stone be laycd upon my grave.
and that thereon be fixed il plates
graved with the pictures of myself
and wife. and all my children, and the
arlnes of London, the MERGERS a-lLcs,
the armes Of if;aurders. and mine
owne armes at the discretion of my
executors. Itcm-I will that my
bolie shall be buried in the fornave OF
the pish church of Much Hadham
nigh unto my grandfather and father
shortlie after my deccasc whit any
manner, ponpe, or pcide by the dis
erection of mine executors. and i'm
mcdtlie after my boGie buried. I will
that some famous godlie learned man
IN divinitie so preach y sermon TO the
1.aude and Praise Of Almighty God, to
the setting forth OF His most hole and
blessed word. anl to the declaration
of my fait: and te5tinOl.e IL the same
and give unto the preacher .hat shall
preSc'l the same for his paines- taking
in that behalfe tenne shillings. And |
will that at the end Of the sayd sermon
the singers in the Ouire shall sing one
god!ie psa'ne to the Laudc and Praise
Of Almighty God. Item will have
no mourncrs but May my wife, Will
liam Newce MY some AID his wife.
Mary Dymocl:e my son Clement
Newce and all other my children being
OF reasonable age, and the oyerseer OF
this my present testament and last
will" The rector who in all probl-
bility read the burial service at the
grave Of Clement Newce and deliver
ed the funeral sermon Was DR.. Newell.
dean of St. Paul cathedral, who COM
piled several church Catechisns and
was incumbent of tho Itadhans from
1862 to 1889.
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They Forgot the Bride.

A curious incident happened at a
church wedding III Utica the other
evening. 1t was a society affair. and
at s O'clock the hour appointed for
the ceremony the church was crowded
to officiate was there. also the groom.
ushers and bridesmaids, but the bride
was not.
Ten minutes after S-twenty min
.,tes after s, still no bride appeared.
The people in the church were grow
ing impatient HaIf-past 8, and sill
no bride! The groom was very anx-
Ious. Had her courage failed her at
the last moment? Had she ceased TO
love him and cloped with another
man? Had her house burned and she
persisted in the flames? Had the car
riase broken down and injured hcr'
These were some of the questions
that ran through his mind, leaving
their impress on his face. Eight
thitv-sve. The bci,csm2iis hi. t,.cir
Ups tug-cd nervou-ly at their ribbons
and unconsciously despoi,ed their bou-
,uets. Was she not coming? Vague
rumors ran through the audience and
the minister himself. used 10 all sorts
of curious things ut weddings. began
to wonder at the absence OF the bride.
A council of war was held and it
was decided to send another carriage
after her post haste. Another! When
the facts became known no carriage
at all had been sent for her! During
all this timo the drivers supposed that
the ceremony had been in progress.
In the excitement the principal factor
had been forgotten.
1t is needless to say that no time
was lost in transporting the bride to
the altar and at S:i5 three quarters of
an hour late. the nuptial kuo: was tied
and the belated bride and the happy
groom went on their way re. oicing.
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OUR MOTHER, EVE,
Different Legends About the First Ap
pearance of WON. IN,

pearance of Won IN.
Woman's first appearance. says a
writer in the London Tablet, has been
a faithful sub ;ect for the legend mon
gers. The Phoen clan my b of Gre
ation Is found in the story OF Pygmal-
ion and Galatea. There the first wo-
man YVES carved by the first man out
of ivory, and then endowed with life
by Aphrodite. The Greek theory OF
the creation of woman, according to
Hesioi was that Zeus as a cruel jest,
ordered Vulcan to make woman out OF
clay. and then induced the various
gods and goddesses to invest the clay
doll with ali their worst qualities. tne
result being a loyey thing. with a
wi:chery of mien. refined craft, eager
passion. love OF dress, treac herous
manners and shameless mini The
Scandinavians say that as Odin, Viii
and We, the three sons Of Bor, We're
walking along the sea beach they
found two sticks of wood. one of ash
and one of DIM. Sitting down the gods
shaped man and woman out of these
sticks. whiting the woman from the
clu and calling her Elnia.
One of the strangeSt stories touch
ing the origin OF the woman is told by
the Madagascarcn. s. In SO far as the
creation Of man goes. the legend is
not unlike that related by Moses. olly
that the fall came before Eve arrived.
After the man had eaten the forbidden
fruit he became affected with q boil on
the leg. out of VIII ch. when it burst.
came beautiful girl. The mans tirst
thought was to throw her to the p gs,
but he was commanded by messenger
from heaven to let her play among the
diggings until she was Of marliageabie
age, then to make hcr his wife. He
did SO. called her Baboura, and she
became the mother of all races of men.
The American In lians' myths rela-
tive to Adam and Eve are numerous
and entertaining. Some traditions
trace back our first parents to white
and red maize; another is that man.
searching for a wife. was given the
daughter of the king Of musi1rats. who.
on being diprcd into the waters Of &
neighbortng lake, became a woman.
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: bor gil s corsTY. COUNTY CORR
In the matter OF the esta lie of Howard c. Mpsley,
deceased late OF the Town of Brule, III Douglas
County Wisconsin In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term Of
the County Court to be held liz and for said Cotin
ty, at the County Judges office in the Court
House, in the city of Superior, Douglas County
Wisconsin on Tuesday. the Is; day of De e;nber
1891 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day, the
following matter will he heard and considered:
The petition of Tobias G.. Mealey father Of said
deceased asking that letters of administration
upon the said estate of said deceased be issued to
him: il is represented in the petition that the de-
ceased left about So go in personal property, and
some debts
Dated this 2sth day of October 1891.
BY the court:
d. L. ROBERTS.
O5l-Slt County Judge.
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INST Mt LIGHT.
How to Obtain 1t without the Use Of
Matches

Watches.
To obtain light instantly. without
the use of matches and without the
danger of setting things on fire is an
easy matter. Take long vial of the
clearest glass put into it piece of
PHOSPHORUS about the size of a pea
Upon this pour olive oil heated to the
boiling point. the bottle to be one
third full; then cork tightly. To use
the light remove the cork. allow the
air 10 enter and then recork. The
whole empty space in the bottle will
become luminous and the light OBJ
tanned will be j good one. AS soon as
the light becomes dim its power can
be increased by opening the bottle and
allowing fresh supply Of air to enter.
In very cold weather it is sometimes
necessary 10 heat the vial between
the hands to increase the
fuidity Of the oil. and one bottle will
last all winter. This ingenious con-
trivance may be carried in the pocket,
and is used by watchman of Paris in
all magazines where explosives or ;.,-
fammable materials are stored. Sat
urGay Evening Post
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DEATH By ELECTRICITY.


scots.
Tho e'e; tr.c lights are Responsible
for the Death Of bushels and billions
OF flying things, the cups below the
carbons being foun1 absolutely full OF
them. while countless thousands die
and fall to the ground.
The impress on that no amount OF
destruction can reduce she insect
plague is. of course erroneous. and it
will surprise us if there is not per-
ceptib,e d:minution ne<t season no
matter how many flying nuisances are
drawn in from the colntry.
The arc light is 0esline 70 play n
very important part on nature as we'll
as on animal life. In some parts OF
the city careful observation made last
year proved that perpetual light great
lv aided vegetation and also reduced
the dampness and co1se luent malaria.
Light is the natrral enemy to dis
ease in every share. and eXper mnnts
have clearly demons rated that all the
advantages Of sun til are TO be
found in src-light ra-s
Factories lighted by electricity are
blessed with very much cleaner bin
Of health than in the old g"s ard coal
oil Ga.s.
Proved 4Eis Capacity.
Some years ago. Gen. john W. Cor
coran w"s engaged to defend. before a
country justice. Il boy of nine years
who Hai been arrested on the charge
III killing Il horse. The animal had
been Criv,n down hill at q very rapid
ACE, and. as Corcoran still maintains,
he wagon had suddenly jumped for
"ara and killed him.
Now, your honor is, of course.
awa:e. said Corcoran. after consider
able eTidccce had been ndduced, THAT
Until scvc:: years of age child is not
2ci. dere6 capable in law, OF commit
ing d crime; between seven and four
zen lie may be adird.ed capable if
eapScl,y can be proven. respectful
! submit. your honor. that in this case
saracity has not been proven. and on
hat ground ask the discharge of nv
clicpt"
II "a. Is Very good point, very
7oca point. Mr.. Corcoran, remarked
ne court. saGely. ana rciiectively
cra.ch:ng his lead: and for q moment
II seemed rs if the lawyer for the de-
te3se had won.
''Eut-cut. sir. the horse was killed,
wasn't hc?"
He died. admitted Co-coral.
The old mans eye cleaned rather
90 'riunphantly for that OF judge
And i the boy killed him, didn't
hat prove capacity" -Eoston Globe.
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breaking Ioe-Jams with Dynamite,

They break up jams o. logs in the
Anuroscogg;n with dynamite. The
:hsrge is dashed to a loag pole and
;orced through the boiling water. The
am leaves at once. Formerly men
vent OFT on the jam but it was very
1angeroC, work. Sometimes eight
cartridges are exploded ut once.
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Naddened by a Rufabe:a.

a mad cow was the cause of con-
Siderable excitement at the corner of
Third and Tower. The animal was
running about in very eccentric circles
and making wild charges in the direc-
lion of every hapless pedestrian who
cams in sight. The cow finally dropped
down dad, and then only it was dis
covered tia. aturnip fast i'll her throat,
and not brain fever or case of deier
1am tremens, hid caused the difficulty
II, lezraies
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The fog fsom the Pacific was 60
thick one day recently that millions Of
wild geese became bewildered and lit
in Eart.e's meadow. where they were
caught by the s""ktul. The fog was
SO thick man. land could not be
seen before bis ace. but everybody
caught large numbers of geese. being
attracted TO them by the painting Of
the birds. by evening cold snap
occurred. and the next morning the
geese were found in large quantities.
their feet frozen 10 fences. trees etc.
on which the birds had lit Jerome
Bartle and Uncle George Cox esti-
mated they bad nine miles of rail
fencing broken down by the weight Of
the geese. Mo Cloud River Pioneer
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4 s: 81 SpOt,

Indianapolis journal: Yabs!cv:
Think Ill have to change my board
ing house. | am getting tired of the
hired girl reading all my letters and
private papers," Nudge: Why don't
you do as do--rut them under the
bcd9 They nay get a little dusty, but
they are SAFE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-10-31

a Delsarte teacher. trying TO inn
press upon a nearer the advantages
of the system. told OF the great benefit
the instruction had teen to a very
stout pupil. When she first came to
ne. she stood SO improperly that all
her dresses were too short in front
Now" triumphantly, .'fAey are all
too short behind. "-Argonaut.
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November 2Ist. 1891.
Notice lOr Publication,

( AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
i September % 1891.
Notice is hereby given thai the flliowing.namrd
settler has fled notice OF MS in.cntlOn to make
final rr"ct III support of his claim and that said
proof will be maCe before the Register and Re-
ceivcr OF the L. :. Land Office ut Ashland
Wisconsin on
November H. 1891
viz: James Williams lid T. No $3.50 for tie ncA
of Sec Il rp. ~ \. L. ".
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF sud
land viz; Joseph t'agner. Stephen Gagncr, recr
tarrircr and Patrick McCate. all of Brute, Doug
las County, Wisconsin
q. w. CARRINGTON,
O3-E7 Register
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Extra Hazardous Risk.

Is this fire insurance oficeor
- as. ST: can we write you some
insurance."
Perhaps you can. You see. nv
employer threatens TO fire NE next
Saturday and I'd like some protec-
lion '-Now York Ceetiaens.
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SUI HONS.

CIEcCIT CoCKT,.sDoUGLAs COUNTY.
James Stinsor. Plaintiff,
against
John W. Martin, Eveliuc L. Martin, Washing
ton BiSSeli. dward 4. Holmes. Joel ID. thttenden
and unknown owrvrs i'll and OF the SNl+ and
the SEA (heing lots l. =, > and the NWl4 vi the
SE} q! section s. in township 49, range IA Iii
Douglas county, Wisconsin,
The Stale of Wisconsin, 10 the said Defendants,
and each OF them:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty days after service of this summons. tx
elusive OF the day of service, and defend the above
entitled action the court aforesaid; and in
of your failure 50 to do. judgment Will be render
ed agaiIs; you according 10 the demand of the
complaint.
HIRAM HAYES.
p. q. Address, Plaintiffs Attorney
O3lD5 Superior, Douglas Co, Wis.
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Notice tor Publication.

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
II Sept l6, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention To make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof VIII be made before Clerk Circuit Court of
Douglas County Wis, ut Superior Wis, on:
November 9th. 1881.
viz: William Edmonston his Pre- ID s No. 21.i for
III" 81 ol 81. of Sec IL Up. il y K ",
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcs!dcnc" upon and cultivation of,
said land, viz Samuel Billet. Leo. Lord, Peter
COlgald. John Carlson, all OF White Birch Doug
las County. Wisconsin.
c. ". CARRINGTON,
O3-N7 Register
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Me-: :a.I sale.

Default having been n1a,.y III ttie paymen Of :
nioItgncC dated March - ls.s, made and ,.'iir
cred 10y John x. O-nt'!il lIUTfgor 10 HON rSon
Ritc5ic moTtCHpcr and rec .rer i'll the oil, = %
the Register 81 j. .cds Of Douglas Coun'v WiS.-nn
sin y If:l 2iih l>@ AT :, - O'clock L. " in Volume.
L "t mortgages On page 81. given Oh the ioi
loving described prernIs e. situated il u va
County Wisconsin 10 Wit Flock EIgnt:-,,ilc (Slt
on cast Bay street in the Tuwusit.. of Superior in
the CITY of Superior according t, the recor- l:d
Plat thereof how file and OF record in the
office ot the Register 1ec'.S o! bIg!',S County
Wisconsin said Mortg gee claims that lie sum
'f FuuTs'urGrci AVID htty and h6 lot Dollars is
due on sud riurgAg" ard note described therein
III tie Gate OF Ibis lrutIcc That no Ctun n. Ian
or otherwise has been commented, had fuT the
recovery of sni:i del: any part there.'t Now
therefore ncire l. hereby given That by virI" 81
the power .! sale contained in said II TtgIgg lu
III pursuance Of the statute in such eases male
and the premises above described viii be sold
nj pubic aLrii:n 10 TIE highest bid irr for c:,-h
10 pay said debt interest and Fifty Dollars n!tor
ncy Zee as stipulated i'll said mortgage and the
dis5ur-ercnts allowed by law: winch sale Will
he made by the sheriff of Dougls Comfy Wis
cons nj the west dphr of the Court house iii the.
city "i Superior i'll said County AMI Stae on the
18th day OF December 1881 at oblocs T. ". of
that day.
Dated Oct her 22i 1897
THOMPSON RICHIE. Mortgage.
HUGHES Il JANI>oN, Attorneys tor Mortgage
Richie block IVES; superior Wisconsin. o5ldi2
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SuperiOTChamDe Of Commerce
Incorporated IL, 1883.

Regular weekly meetings each Monday ut 1854
4. NJ, at Fire Hall, corner of Becker and Fourth
street. All invited to both join and attend.
G. l.. CATLIN
j.. p. OTIS. secretary President
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Notice for Publication,

II s. LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
~. Oct. H. 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention to
make final proof support OF his claim AMI that
said proof will be made before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Douglas County Wis, at Superior,
Wis, on:
December 5th., 1891.
viz: Martin Ma-tinson on his Id. entry No 1855
for the tSWl4 Of SWl4l sec 10 Tp i6 \ RAW.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land viz:
Charles Pratt, A. II. Reed. Johr Smith, of Su-
perior Douglas County. Wis, and NJ. g. Wall Of
south Range, Douglas county Wis.
Wv. CARRINGTON.
O2iNS Register.
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Job Printing beigers re. Leuer Rya5ss
lsvitstAoIlss Pr,ssyE2les; Etc, at thi. Office.
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Notice of Publication

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
II October 10. ISL
Notice is hereby given tina; the following uam-
ed settler has filed 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, Douglas County, Wis, III super
lor, WISCONSIN
November 2lst, 1891,
viz: franklin Patee his Id Entry No liOi for the
NIL of See ~ TIP - Of X l2W
He MINES tie following witnesses to rrove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land. VIZ: Charles Lord Jr Leo. Lord, Will
liaE Sclwcoi and Nicholas I.ucills Jr oil Of
White Birch, Douglas Co., Wis.
q. W. CARRINGTON
clTn21 Register
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Mortgage Sale.

Default hivinr becn made in the payment Of n
mortgage dated pril I'D lS9i, ynuie AMI execsit
ed by Albert {. Pearson noFGgagpr. 10 Thompson
Ritchie nortgager. and recorded in the office: of
the rcg lister of deeds OF Dolglts County Wisc0n-
sin May 10Th l>9J at l. O'Clock NJ III Noiume ""
Of Mortgages on page 81; given on the following
described premises situated in Douglas County
Wisconsin IT, wit Block Thirty-one l3l) on East
Nintcenth 49, street in the Tnwnsitc of Superior
City OF superior. according to the plat of said
own.itc file AID oil record il the Office of HE
register of deeds Of Douglas C"1.ny iscuhs:;.
Said D.tgagec claims Fiur ilIn fred. seventy six
and io-!H dollars (ci7Giu.) is due on said mort
gage and notc described therein at the date of
ms notice That TO action at law or otherwise
has been commenced for the recovery of said
debt or any part thereof Now therefore notice is
hereby given hat by virtue OF the power Of sale
contained i'll said mortgage and i'll pursuance OF
the Statute i'll such cases made and provided, the
said mortgage VIII he t1rCclosed and the p:cIiii
SEES above described will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash TO pay said debt
interest and Fifty Dollars attOrne,s fee rs stipu
lated in said mortgage, and the disbursements
allowed by law; which sale will be made by the
sheriff OF Douglas County Wisconsin al the West
door of the Court II in the city of Superior
said County ami state on The lih day ui DeCcin
Der 1881 at O'Clock T. ". OF that day.
Datcu October al Isl.
THOMSON EITCHIF. Mn-tCagce.
HrGHES & JANISo%. Attorneys FIR Murigsgrc..
Richie Block, West superior i Wisconsin. oilii..
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Gail nr1 Coo SAMPLES Of Wedding Stock
Odl1 1ites OCC Ball ard Rance Programmes,
BUSHES Carts. &c. >; ihis &c.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the pay:nent of
mortgage date april lIth.. 1890 made and deliv-
cred 10y john l.. Gsinun mortgagpr To l.. IOckyCr
Thompson nlnrtgagcc and recorded in the Office
of the register deeds OF Douglas County Wis
co!i.in May 20 ,a.U al II ~. O'Clock A. NJ. in Vol
une ~ OF mortgages on page l72 given on the
following described premises situated in Douglas
County Wisconsin t. wit. Book Number Twenty
one ON TN East Thirteenth l:ij street, in the
Townsiie OF Superior, city of Saper! IT according
to the plat Of said Townste iile and Of record
in the Office of the Register of Deeds in and for
douglas County Wisconsin, said mo tgngee claims
Five hundred Sky one and 2liD SOL .22J is due
Oh the note therein described the date of this
notice. Tina; no action ut law or otherwise has
been commenced for the recovery of said debt
an: part thereof. Now therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue of the power of sale Contain
ed i'll said mortgage, and III pursuance Of the
statute III such ease made and provided. sid
mortgage Will ne inrecioSed and the promises
above descIibcd will be sold nj public auction tn
the highest bidder for cash TO pay said debt, in
tercst and Fifty dollars attorneys fee stlpulat-
ed in sand mortgage, and disbursements allowed
bv law; which sale Will be made by the sheriff OF
Douglas County Wisconsin at the west do II Of
the Court House in tie City OF Superior in said
county and State on the 18th day of December
1891 at , o'clock r. N. OF that day.
Dated October 21d 1871.
X. IOCkNEE THOMPSON, Nortgugee.
HrGHf> Il JAMIsoN, Attorneys for Mortgage,
Richie Block West superior Wisconsin. o3itil2
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Blank Books, s ,a.t,,, Pens. Inks. Type
piies. Els, q. the Fosr oFFicz BOX S.cEs