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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-07-05
Abner Welsh Says f:

that after suffering for years OF a distressing
rupture he was COMPLETELY CURED by DR.
OMalley I'm eight weekly treatments and has
discarded his truss for which he has no further
use. Mr.. Welsh is superintendent of the Jack
his word is worth something TO fellow suffer-
ers He was not detained from his business
while under treatment save the time taken In
coming to Wilkes Barre once week. This Is
an entirely new method OF treatment. No
knife, no operation and no pay unless cured
Hundreds OF other testimonials may be seen at
my office.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-07-05
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate ora. J EUdaS, late Of BloontS6urg de.
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
tary on the estate of 4. j. Evans. late OF
Bloomsburg deceased, have been granted to
the Undersigned executors, 10 whom all persons
Indebted TO said estate are requested to make
payment, and those having claims or demands
VIII make known the same without delay.
ANDREW l.. FRITZ,
FRITZ, Atty. ANDREW EVANS,
t-li-6t Executors
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
Sad News,

Wednesday afternoon Mr.. A. e. ns-
from OF this city received telegram from
syracuse, New York, announcing the
death OF his wife at that city. Mr.. Os-
from, who is Mrs. T. q. Alvords's faith
er, has been here some four or FIVE
years, but his Wi has remained in the
east to care for her invaded mother who
could not be moved so far as to brine
her here. Mrs. Ostron visits her dauph-
ter every summer and was expected to
arrive here in few days She has been
suffering from what appeared to be a
hight attack of grip for some DAYS. but a
long letter from her received by Mr.
O5trom Wednesday morning stated that
she felt much better aid would soon be
III superior. This letter was followed n
few hours later by telegram announc-
ing her death, and it was great shock
to the husband and daughter. comming
so utterly unexpected as it did. Mr..
ostrom and Mrs. Alvord started east
by the first train to attend tie funeral
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
A Roman Villa.

An interesting find has been dsCov-
cred in the southern part of England
relic of the invasion and rule of Brit
ain by the Romans. This is fine villa,
well appointed and almost intact, of the
period Just succeeding the beginning Of
the Christian era-say about 4. d. 10.
1t is "Reminiscences of the DAYS when
there were no railroads such as the 81.
Paul & Duluth Railroad, which is the
peoples popular route to and from st.
Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, West Supe-
rior, saltwater and other well known
Northwestern cities of interest and i'm
portance. The Duluth short Line as
this road Is generally termed by the
public-ls an example of the fact that
a modern and progressive spirit always
tells in railway affairs, for it is ALWAYS
up to date, has the latest equipments
and carries its patrons swiftly and
smoothly at convenient hours 10 and
from the finest terminals, where the
closest connections are made with trains
running to all points of the compass.
The travelling public are partial to com
fort and speed and it gets both on the
I Duluth Short Line. Ticket agents will
always most cheerfully furnish maps,
circulars, etc, or they may be obtained
Passenger Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
Well Said.

As the retdrhs came in Tuesday fight
1t was soon apparent that Mr.. Stark
weather was elected, and the crowd de-
manded a speech. or course the May
or-elect was equal to the emergency,
and made a short but very happy
speech closing with this paragraph;
Il shall make mistakes, but they
shall be mistakes of the head and not
the heart, because | shall be fair and
just TO every man irrespective of his
nationality or color or creed. | am
proud to see before me now man on
whom | hoped would fall the battle
instead of on me. l refer TO Martin
Pattison. but | am glad to say that | can
20 to him and other gentlemen and get
their aid. | am not a Republican, | am
not Democratic, l am not Populistic
mayor, but | am the mayor for the peo-
pie OF Superior"
EXMayor Pattison being present he
was called for and responded as follows:
Mr.. Mayor-eleCt, | congratulate YOU
on your election. | congratulate the
people on the election ofan honest man
for mayor of the city, and when his
term is out | do not believe that any
man can point to dishonest act in his
career: In this campaign there have
been things said that ought not to have
been said. But am gratifed at the re-
suit of the election. | am a Republican
and always have been. | am now be-
lever in the principles of the Republic.
can party ard in their platform. | be-
ileVe 1t Is the party of progress. l be-
IeVe 1t Is the party that Will restore
prosperity to the country and | believe
Charles ;. Starkweather is a man who
VIII carry out the principles of the
party-that IL; as far as honesty and
a good square administration of the
city is concerned. He will be an hon
est mayor, and that is saying great
deal, gentlemen"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
The First Ward Republican.

The First ward polled nearly 100 votes
last Tuesday. The mixed condition of
political matters makes it very difficult
if not impossible to arrive at any con-
illusions as to whether the ward is Dem
ocratc or Republican. The nearest a
test that can he made is on Comptrol-
Ter. Mr.. TiCknor was the straight Re
publican nominee, while his honorable
opponent, Mr.. kIovdahl, was the
straight Democratic nominee, subse-
quently endorsed by the Populists In
this conflict Mr.. Ticknor comes Oft with
majority of five. As Mr.. Ticknor
could hardly have had more popular
opponent, it is safe to say that the First
ward is now a safe Republican ward.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
LinSi Barrels.

The new plant Of the Lined Barred
company at the corner Of Fourth and
Banks Is now we'll under way and gives
regular employment 10 eight coopers,
who at the outset are turning out over
2o0 barrels per day. The plant par
takes somewhat of the nature of an ex-
pertinent, hut il is said to be n very sue
cessful one. The idea is a paper lining,
to be particularly used by -four packers.
The machine by which the barrels are
lined is an ingenious affair. 1t is really
two machines combined. 1t heads the
barrels in the usual manner and at the
same time inserts the lining. The ma
chimes will line and work of 300 bar
rels per day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
Qualification Meeting.

That was Jolly jollitication meeting
In and about The Euclid Wednesday
evening, when the thousands of Super
iOrItes who had the day before voted
for Mr.. Starkweather gathered to do
honor to their chief.
The Columbian Guards were out in
| force as was also the Superior band and
they added much to the ENJOYMENT and
life of the occasion. Then there was a
span fired new Broom Brigade" which,
swept everything clean before it.
These organizations with a cloud of
witnesses" formed in line and proceed
ed to the Mavor-elect's home and es-
corted him to The Euclid where an
other multitude OF people were awaiting
his arrival. After the band had ex-
hausted the "Conquering Hero" and
Marching Thro' Georgia." and the
crowd had checred itself hoarse, our
new mayor appeared on the hotel
second story plaza and addressed the
sea of upturned faces which filled the
streets balow. He spoke but few
minutes and his remarks were along
the line of Peace on earth, good will
toward men," and good government.
and gave general satisfaction.
After this, it being rather chilly out
side, all who could crowded into the
hotel lobby and soon filled all available
space and listened to short addresses
by Messrs. Ross, Manwaring, Otis, Ber-
trand, O'Bricn, Bardon, Newberg
Bright and others.
From the demonstrations manifest
one would suppose that there had been
no opposition, but that everybody had
been a party to the victory. IIurrah
for our new Mayor, Charles s. Stark
weather.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
Easter Millinery.

a new and fresh invoice of Millinery
VIII be opened and on exhibition at
Mrs. PAscus's Millinery store, ~ West
Filth street, early next week. New
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Rib
bons, etc, in all the latest styles.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
Teachers Examination.

The next examination Of teachers for
Douglas county Will Ire held at the
High school building IN West Superior,
April 9th, 10th and fIth.
e. q. Williams
Co Surt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Mr.. William Pattison has got moved
and settled in his new home on Sixth
street, in tine Strickland building "hlch
he bought and has had thoroughly re-
nodded and handsomely fitted up.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Now Mayor Starkwea Their please
be careful in your app ointnents. etc. ;"
Leader.
The Leader should best1w its admoni-
tons where i bessowe lis vote.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Vincent Cournoyer who has been
sick for some time was able TO get ont
and vote last Tuesday. lie plainly
shows that he has had hard time of 1t.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Thompson avenue NJ. L. church will
hold cake sale" Saturday afternoon
April 9th at Mrs. Pascoe's store 29' W
9Th street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Look out for the Woman's edition
of the Leader. 1t will appear next
Tuesday morning and will be the best
paper ever published in Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

VIII the daily papers take the pub
lie printing this year in Superior at
double rates to the exclusion of the
weekly journal at half rates?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Johnny Murphy, answer: What
profiteth it daily paper to gain $500 of
Mr.. Agen's money, and lose the city
printing worth its thousands?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Chippewa Falls, Ashland and Stew
ems Point all elect Republican Mayors.
III fact very few democrats were elected
in this county this spring.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

The Omaha people have put on
new Pullman sleeper between the head
ofthe lakes and the twin cities. lhey
are of the latest and most approved
nattern having all modern conven-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
FIRST WARD.

First precinct,
Mayor, Starkweather 200; Agen $50.
Comptroller, Ticknor 1872; klovdahl
1877.
Treasurer, Ekstrand 324; Munro 81
Constables, ShUng l55; Douglas Isl
A;tstin Us; Dougherty 4D7
alderman, Nve 10Y; Ross So.
Supervisor, Wallum 100; Bardon 297.
Second precinct:
Starkweather liz; Agen o..
Tcknor l22; Klovdahl l22.
Ekstrand 504; Munro 70.
shong l13; Douglas lO6; Austin l2l
Dougherty l24
Me 81; Ross 1874
Wallum l02; Bardon los.
Justice, f. r. Otis was the only can
didate and received the full vote.
SECOND WARD.
Mayor. Agen 81; Starkweather Ia.
Comptroller, klovdahl 81; Ticknor $50
Treasurer, Ekstrand PA; Munro IS
Alderman, Crumpton III; Bertrand
124.
Supervisor, Rogers los; Bright $50.
Justice of the Peace, Foster l5l.
THIRD WARD.
Mayor, Agen lGS; Starkweathpr 1873.
Comptroller, KlovdaM I4S; Ticknor
l53.
Treasurer, Ekstrand $40; Munro II.
Alderman, Thompson 1870; Hancock
81; Doey l45.
Supervisor, L. Larson 1913; Wood %,
Ringstad liz.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct
Mayor, Agen 1903; Starkweather 10.
Comptroller, kIofddhl ll2; Ticknor
81.
Treasurer, Ekstrand 100; Munro 81.
Alderman, Brennan 1879; McGuirs l0l
Supervisor, Reediors 10; Conrov 100.
Justice, Seguin 81 Cannon 1903; Gran
dali IL
Second Precinct
Agen llG; Starkweather 2+2.
klovdahl 1875; Ticknor l22.
Ekstrand 2O9; Munro los.
Brennan 1913; Mcclure IA.
Reedor 40; Conroy 49,.
Sesrin l05; Cannon 1872; Crandall SO.
Third Precinct
Agen 216; weather 207.
kIovdahl 1873; TicknOr 30.
Ekstrand 800; Munro -.
Brennan 500; Mcclure 131.
Reedfors 30t; Ccnroy l39.
Seguin 3l4; Cannon us; Crandall 81.
FIFTH WARD.
East Precinct:
Mayor, Agen l9l; Starkweather 100.
Comptroller, Elovdahl III; Ticknor,
III.
Treasurer, Ekstrand 233; Munro 80.
Alderman, Douglas 1874; Carter l0J.
Supervisor, Johnston 12I Mueller -.
Justice, Danielson POP.
West Precinct:
Agen 295; Starkweather ~.
klovdahl I26; Ticknor pa.
Ekstrand 333; Munro 81.
Douglas 260; Carter I29.
Johnston HO9; Mueller 70.
DanieIson 2S3
SMITH WARD.
Mayor, agen l39; Starkweather 2S4.
Comptroller, klOvdahl, POI; Ticknor,
10.
Treasurer, Ekstrand PSI; Munro 81.
Alderman, McGrath ISL; Mcqueen,
1874.
Supervisor, McGraw 1853; Decker POS;
Ray 81.
Justice, French 1SS; DIETRICH 200.
SEVENTH WARD:
First Precinct:
Mayor, Agen 10; Starkweather POO.
Comptroller, klovdahl, 1879; Ticknor,
DDS
Treasurer, Ekstrand 293; Munro -.
Alderman, Beardsley, 26S; Dear %.
Supervisor, Culver 2G2; Reed 1O2.
Second Precinct:
Agen III; Starkweather l56.
kloydahl l06; Ticknor III.
Ekstrand 23l; Munro -.
Beardsley 203; Dear -.
Culver 2O9; Reed IS.
EIGHTH WARD.
Mayor, Agen 2O6; Starkweather 12O.
Comptroller, klovdahl 90: Ticknor POS.
Treasurer, Ekstrand 2S2; Munro 10.
Alderman, French lG4; Andrew 80.
Supervisor, Burnett lS7; LANCE lbs.
NINTH WARD.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Mtwinter Fair. San Francisco.
Election Contest.

We understand that there will be an
election contest come up from the town
of Gordon. For the past five years Mr..
Joe. q. Clymer has represented that
town, or rather, the Saltwater lumber
men who run the town, and through
his scheming and entreaties the said
lumbermcn have escaped with very
light tax on their vast tracts of rich pine
lands. Last year, however, Mr. Clymcr
with all his ability in that direction was
not able to keep the tax down, and the
saltwater lumbermen are this spring
called upon to pay almost a reasonable
tax like other people.
When these facts became apparent,
Mr.. Clymer's masters called him to ac-
count, we are told and asked for an cx-
PLANTATION. They were told how it all
happened and that it could not be
helprd-thaI the people had got tired
of paving their taxes and proposed to
have new deal, and that he Mr..
Clvmer) could not dissuade them from
such foolish notions. The company
thereupon gave Mr.. Clymer his walking
papers, and put in his place Mr.. Me-
Clagan, whom they succeeded in elect
ing by one majority, as shown by the
returns, over Mr.. CIymer who was for
the first time really candidate of the
people living in that town.
But Mr.. Clymer has in five challenges
and will contest the election. If he can
throw out even two of these he Will he
elected. We anxiously await the result
of the contest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

-The Ladies Guild of the church OF
the Redccmer will hold cake SAFE AZ
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 1
Pope corner of Nettleton ana ruin
street tomorrow, Saturday Afternoon
from TO Is O'Clock.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Does the Omaha railroad company
keep its employees here to attend TO
railroad business or to run the Superior
politics? The people are becoming Il
little bit weary of the political feature
Of the situation:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Our daily papers viii please take
notice that their support is not absolute
" essential to the success Ola candidate
for the mayorality.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

BRIGHT-At lcr home in this city. spril T.
is!'N. al p. IN. az pneumonia. Mrs sarah
l.. Bright. aged U6 years.
Mrs. Bright and husband were early bot
tiers in SUPERIOR. coming here in the early
fftie~. ANA for some years MIR. Bright was a
Ia y pdr;iiJr Of Col. Uirurl Hayes Mr. Bright
met his fate some twenty-five t"qrs ago
through the burning of a steamboat on tie
Ohio river. Mrs. Bright has always held her
large real estate Interests here and the past
fan built herself a tine new home on West
Fourth street. Si:c has been in poor health
for some months. but the immediate cause
n her death was pneumonia contracted but
a few days tcfnre her death. She leaves Two
children. Michael : Bright and sarah T.
Bright, both living in this city. At the time
Of going To press the funeral arram-ru,c
have not been decided upon, hul tie remains
viii probably Ice taken to Indiana for burial
MAMMAL her rest, nee on Broad street
sunday, March 9Th. Mrs. MargarJ X. Nauu.
widow Of the late IA. Mann. aged y years
and Is dag.
All of the old settlers Of superior will rec
olIcct with pleasure Mrs Mann and her lfus-
band, the late William Mann. Who were
amongst the early settlers IF this place
IEcg came here in l>15. and for several wears
resided in the lower part of town on Nemudji
river. Mr.. Mann. or Squire" Mann. a. We
was familinrly called. was Justice of the
peace nearly all the time he lived here He
and his inr>t.mahie family enjoyed in the
highest degree. the respect, esteem and re
gard OF the Whole community Of settlers
then residing in this place. tie St.I wing
members of whom will now remember with
pleasure the deceased lady Three daugh-
lers now survive her. Mrs. Margaret \
FLANDERS, Miss Ida II. Mann ana Mrs. sophia
\. Willis. "
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

a magnificent line of Misses and
childrens' Caps, just received at MIS-.
PAscoE's Millinery store, 297 West Fifth
street
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
nFFlClAL BULLETIN.
IONAL


Grover Cleveland of New York.
ftesldtu .t4ant-Adlai +. stevenson of Illinois.
vice iiil,,,fState-Wa Walter q, Gresham OF Indiana
.scretaL-;l If the Treasury-John q. Carlisle Of
Eenlu, Syf War-paniel s. Lamont New
Y5 i,srr Of the Navy-Hillary a. Herbert of Ala
he tSI3"E sts sm59 9? Mo GfoFs Of
Seo[ .s,,r Cfeneral-Wilson s. Bissell of New
,, ,g-n Gcneral-Richard oIney of Massa-
0-ppsattes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Rev. Merit Of Duluth preached in
the Thompson avenue NJ. f. church
last Sunday morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

The railroad clerks can now retire
from politics and give their legitimate
business Il little attention.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

The city council and the county
board of supervisors Will both be Re
publican for the ensuing year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Would the Evening Telegram rather
have it Mayor Starkweather than Al,
dermau Starkweathcr?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

1i"''N ',0'o' "'e' i''''ei '"'u7 ana
e-S0, ''''i fo'i'e i''0' 0'A''ie' III NC Oh
AS rule kepubllcaH voters are in
easily driven or whipped into line.
Young politicians who are just shedding
their diapers should stick a pin right
How does the election sut us?
First rate. Every man we voted for is
elected. What more could we expect?
=. S.-Our candidate for Supreme
Court got left for which we are very
sorry
AIR-Funcral Meter
Who will care for kirby" now.
since starkey rules the printing:
No''Ei '.''''oii i''e,''e S''i7 "i'''o"' i''
If Mr.. Nye VIII learn lesson from
TINS election experience, and try to
pIoDt ny IT. nc MAY Het come 70 'l'e
front. but ne must yet d'IcreilI auNls-
ers ana ADOPT different tacAcs IL he
would succeed.
-,
or ,I,, ,,.,.s. -. o,.ar Gov, va nm
aors+or3 NJ ct,rLuootI,or bod ora
,,;ooo 60, - ,,,,,.;o 1T an tho rost ,,os
co Lod 10 o,,o oo,,l3 Lo tor,J - E, =
- music l. ,vos o,,f,I
a NUMBER OF MS lfleIds arranged
gu '9o p''' 10 :" i'''''o''ii
Nent'"' arr VI 'io,'>'"S '''.''i,H
NUS anu E"'''e' i"i ii,''' d" pan - W.
evening P'"s' IAN anu 'eiS pheasant
"'i'e was '"' ~ az present
The ladies ofthe East End Presby-
terrain church are planning a war concert
TO be gwen IN the near future. Inc
Columbian GUARDS u. ~ IL. ana Drum
Corps VIII take part ana Mr. george
Will take charge OF the music.
Mr.. Starkweather said, some days
before the election, that in the event
of his election he proposed to he Mavor
of Superior. If he carries this policy
ant We will have different administers
ton than we have been having for some
years.
The Presbyterian ladies will have
an Easter Cake sale April 18th from two
to six p. m. in Mr.. Hugh's office on
Fifth street. Home made bread, rolls,
cake, doughnuts, etc, will be tor sale.
Chocolate and waters will be served for
five cents.
We believe the city of Superior has
today a Mayor for whom she will never
have to blush. If he devotes his time
4 in executing the laws as he finds them
instead of devising ways to evade the
I laws. all Will be well with him and his
administration.
! Wonder how those deals which
were made in the Republican city con
ro,tiop alono about the third and
fourth ha'lo'S VIII pan OUT now .ne Ie
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
fgeai Estate Trin>reTs.

Minutes IF March "A.
G Descent to q VI Pratt WI: of nv Of
" Whitmrre to c Dickg-man
lands in Douglas county
l BemereC to J BHrdon Sw lS-47-3
J Bardon 10 \ q Descent Its l'5 l15
It'll It
Minutes of March IS.
Z h Manwaring to { IL Schryack VIZ
10 Baltic - 80
" Lee to ID TrCuch els Of dia Ii -
sec 23-i>-I5 sup city So
80 sup Land co 10 M Lewis Is
F W W,Iip 10 F Wells undt Of Its 70
p b y W sup lst div so
y II Danforth 10 NJ z pewo!f lis Is TO
q Harrison st lis Is 81 s. Jackson It
Morrison div IS.
W stanley to Ida X Mills Its 45b s..
; b 80 II Il b y. l. II % ~. 10 Il b llV.
50 b26, . 10 81. II = Is, all f sup
f / Johnson 10 + win~or 1t = : Mel
vile Place or
f D West 10 7 Wenger VIZ Of b 81
II : Wilson to J T Veneer VA 1Ith st
and e. OF 81 D > = l4th y
7 WenCcr To X & Haskell rI. Of sc b :
18th II and VI b 81 e 10Th Il
Maria Barker t. / NO-eI Its - II b /
NOgel Park add
J Powell to ] " Bradshaw und = and
TO y L HaugtH ind . b q T. 18th II
L Stafford 10 C. + Sa&Urd VIZ of sw
27-i.-li
Minutes If March 10.
J / Bank, To J I FaNun It, 34b 81 W
Sup lSt div
l. incl b To- SUP 9TH aiV
II Marshall Ia c : Lincoln same
Edward Bulmrr 10 Andrew. Balncr
lts - y b l. : sup Central div 50.
mt in VI , Of rw 4-f>-I3 500
John Rybcrg 10 W Fades e. . 1t 5 b s.
sup City 30
hda Slicor TO : ! Berry Ito b Fish div 6Do
Francis Loucy to Hiram and William
Duryea Its ; ) b r.! W onp l~t div ~ %
Minutes Of March Is.
{ L Catlin and II Butler to c Swan
! Swon-on to { L CatIin and II
Butler Ii - " gth II 400
F n snyder to I Nelson 1t 20. 10th st
EIY'~ add 90
l. \ K Imp 60 10 T J Oyaas Its = b JOS
sup nth div 20
Same to b . Oyaas Its T. 10 800 Eth
div 500
\ + Lent to \ L Williams 1t { b 1l9
sup CITY 40
One unpublished
Minutes of March 70.
a Sprecher to Peter Connolly II 2b
1901 div - Louis So
StoEck to Eva Lambert sw OF ne, II
OF NV and INV OF st .N-41-l3 500
Imp Co TO y \ Nelson 1t : b 22S
18th div 500
" 7 Bristol to W d Vernam Its 81 -
sup Land co to W Murray 81 1T
and 1t b : sup Central div 600
hH'f s AfT,2 n =, +! l. io, Johnston t. and
b - sth; ne b e 18th; b 81 rl.th
some or! to Same - b l5w 2lth st; ne
> 18th; ne b y " 18th; Ell b IL
59th; Its $50 5eS " It'll. all sup
Minutes Of March 70.
W y Norman to W T Bristol II ; b III
Martha Gould to Fcssenden 1t 240
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

To give away, by the city Of SUPERB
or, Job lot of gamblers. Our new
mayor will have no use for them.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

Toilet articles in great variety ant
styles \ new lot, at MRs. PAsCoE's.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
Grand Army Of the Rep uhlic
Girl Wanted

To do general house work. Inquire at
this office.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06
REV. T.. T. LYSD, Pastor.

every sunday morning
aud evening. at 1889 and 7:BG p III. sun
day school atte- the morning service
REV. {. :. STARkWEATHER. Rector.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-06

&C. l.. Catlin spent day in St. Paul
this week, on business.