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SUPERIOR. DOUGLAS CO., WISCOSSIA
DY THE
SUPERIOR TIMES PRMTISG CO.
TEKMS; - - $2.50 Per Annum
OUH SPLENDID PROSPECTS A EEASOU rcr. ix-;
MEDIATE ACTION —LET T'lE NORTHERN j
PACIFIC UNDERSTAND US.
It is but little over two years since the
hst rail of tbe Union Pacific was laid, ; ' |
the North rn Pacific has already v- ru /.
*tr bcyoml the Mississippi, and will v. vy
soon be completed to the lied River ol tb
North. We at the western extremity <
j.ako Superior, can begin to see on a’l s’ i
of ns, the forming of the vast system 1’ at
dial! bo tributary to the Northern Pacific
railway; and the time of the completion •of!
that system In its principal route can 1
ascertained with satisfactory nearness, by |
noting the probable time required to build |
the Northern Pacific from the lied river to '
Puget Sound. We cannot miss the marl,
widely, in looking to the spring of IST ", a
the extreme limit of the time accessary, tc
construct the Northern Pacific road com
plete from the valley of the Rod river to
the Pacific coast.
But tlie tributary lines, especially the
forming the network centering at tl ■ east
ern terminus, will hasten to make then con
nections at a much earlier period 1- an that.
Pacific railroads arc no longer an experi
ment; and railroad men will not wait till
tills one is through, before endeavoring to
have their lines that arc now contemplated
or commenced, in full running order, and
truly for their share of the international
trade that will at once pour over the
W orld’s Air Line Route, when its last - c
non has been laid down.
"And there are other causes that will urge
subordinate lines to a speedy completion,
among which are, the desirableness ol an
early connection with the Red river valley,
so soon to be reached, and the necessity oi
competing with rivals in the race, oi which
.there will boa large number.
Consequently wo may reasonably expect
that the years 1872 and 187:3 will, develop
an amount of railroad construction in the
Slates of Wisconsin and Minnesota, to
which there has been no parallel hereto
fore. More is now accomplished in a twelve
month, than twelve years were wont to see.
It is the simple truth that the next three
years will do far more toward the swift de
velopmont nf tbo northern range of sHmo
and territories, than has been accomplished
m the domain tributary to the Union Pa
cific, during the last five years, and that
the close of the first .century of American
Independence, will behold a great West
that no one could have dreamed ol fitly
years ago. *
The day of inactivity in the great North
west has gone forever by. Those of our
people who have waited long years on Lake
Superior for a railroad, will not have many
more to wait. With the Northern Tacdi •
itself running from the Great Ocean to the
Great Lake in three years, and the chid
lines of its eastern tributary system forced
to make their connections on this Bay
inside of that period, the inhabitants of Su
perior may felicitate themselves on the
dawn of a now and better era.
But while the railroad prospect is so
flattering, let not our property owners in
termit a single effort. The best time to
work, gentlemen, is while we have cncour
njam.ut to work. We are heartily glad o:
the strong disposition now manifested on
• very hand to act the part of energy and
liberality. But do not forget at this time
ol rising tide and fair wind to run too
straight course of your best intentions an ;
original plans. We want a straight, on.!
bonus to the Northern Pacific that m>stir*
business inside of sixty days! Lot our Ink:
mg go, and our deeds show cun .apprccia-
lion of this favorable crisis.
We have reason to believe that the non
resident property holders arc alive to tr
situation. We urge upon tin m immediate
and united action of the most decisive chur
dcter. We know that aoti u taken r. \v
by general consent (as scorns fair and pro
bable) will accomplish results worth talk
iag about. Deeds now, and tan. r.nr
wards. No property owner can possibly
regret a present and .urge librrahty. .
lify then the wisdom of your mvu tmeiits
n this key of American commerce, by
snowing how and when to make that in
vestment toll in power, .ict, torn success
Walts is.
The broad-gauge railways are coining
aok to the ordinary business gauge. One
recently changed ils lino (340 miles) in half
a day. by the help of twenty-live hundred
men.
Kxv uksions to the head ol Lake Supen
r ;ire the order of the day. A man mty
.-n lo Europo, or ilie udwt
Lu is, but he dare not show In-5 nr . 1 ”n
eoud society now-a-days, i. tie -■•ve
‘daoe tiie grand rounds on the great
THE SUPERIOR, TIMES.
yol. >.
La Lost from the North Bhors
Cilver | lines.
OIE FOUI IOU3J I DDL
! :N i , 2.00 A*POU )
jVE IV DISCO VEiITE >.
3 r FILLED WITH
-j. . ,jlSitj.
AALI . IF MINE
Wa 1 nru iV.'.a gw.tlcmea who left
lure las wee , f, r a v’. it to Sliver 1 land,
an 1 the ol .or in. : -.g at; . .t..; ■ a Thai at
Bay, that nr r > sy t o;.,.tic work in b Ing
done on .civ. ..tv.y locations than herd. -
fbre,as thcc.vplnations werej ravi >n ]j e
lined to RUOii work as would indicate Min
eral bc:c ,; ug lands m ortliy of purclnise from
tlic Gov*mm^nt
Several of the locations are being
thoroughly explore I and rich veins
eX:>o.-'d, tons proving the main land a
ilvei • 1 not leaving “Sil
ver Island” the v ml r of the mining
worl 1, to be timalc lasan ac i ieht.
Silv.r. I- ... 1 is yielding silver by
the ton. t v., r r.s n th .• rich sf ore, valued
per i , oamo'ou t rom
one blast on vVednc day last. That Com
pany 1 st week found what appears t > bo
the true vein on the main laud. And Cur
sor, n w working on the “Shooniaw vein,”
. irreiit river, tw miles from I id
Bay, struck the true vein, and it
is .7 pr 'Uouuced by the most experienced
mhih’-g engineer on the Lake, who vis-bod
it on i .' r, to he .as rich a. mine, and as
v.h 1 eas oilver Island.
*****•”* “Toledo Co/’ heretofore known as
the “Beck,” has commenced a system lie
examination -of their land to find the lost
vein, th* ToSktioa was very rich, and the
recovery of their vein will make its owners
wealthy.
Meudelbaum of Detroit, is working on his j
location near McKenzie river, opening a j
rich lead. “Savony” of Montreal, is pre
paring for efficient work ou their locations
near by, on ft well defined rich vein. Another
Montreal party adjoining arc also thor
oughly explhb.lig an equally' well defined
vein, apparently rich la silver. The Bay
shore i■ dotted, with buildings all around
its northeastern line, occupied by owners
an 1 employe; s of adjoining locations.
The whole country bordering ou the Bay
is being occupied by locators of mineral
■and, and far jn the interior, intelligent,
and experienced mining men are tracing
I veins be.v ing'stiver, and locating land by
| the thousands ol acres,
j The rej orte ' ofa poi ll m •* loca
our tow *
son, and Cara . nt face as h comes
out for his I.ls?, ‘Together with the report
of Intelligent mining men wno were in the
shaft at the ;; £k • unlaw mine 7 on last Sa
urday, are the chief sa; Joels of conversa
tion. All will! id to kn ■ r that tli
the Pioneer i ;*nc, is equal in richness to
that of fchlvorTsmnd.
To men of ry, \ nek and c -rperlcnco
. is c mtry i . king} to o her -it \\ ill
prove a bar' rm- 11 o travel t r.c. -3. nlv
pln.ms r. .. n from the Interior ev- ry clay
dug vide nr os of an extent o'Yln.ngn -
••len u.;e ;n Ikd in pr ; use in too w.ni -..
i_*c: wrv, in : g• h rnjdi to our door
| for Etqr II ;3. Who: ; s ray.
The strain >at inspectors arc after too
unp -r cabhi cr and . with f g horns, watch-
Uit il, and all ton . t of thing. A dad
the 'm c .o' 'em : W hike ; . > a veto of
thanks to the inn.* e .•. ors.
The io -s yon say the more to . > you
avoid, a id on more success attends your
.
1. • ’
x fi aawlinll ous o ,
o, lY AII Z L IN, Y ropT.
Id n y Idoni il, ; kL.WYW
IN 7 \V LI OSi tit XT i' Iv.li.
21. Ji. HILL , Proprietor,
la O . -;.u L ! !u.k, i '- se i'u 01'.Ice.
M sil ■'! S: r .rs, i iliv bt-i the M.it ’iCl afford.'.
O' t r ■ws nd II and C (tee * -ru’d u, on t iu.il o.
i rd by ; i day or \w,-k a; ;c*- ..a. '.o ra.c .
\3 rv.N.sr i) nans, caM'V, ec.
I rius and Cain i always on hand. no l -Mf
Superior City Brewery,
KLEIN it DESEMVAL, Proprietors.
\ •, i. > i •; • • ] "\t ■ >e and Ta'natde in. rove
i t our o; • ' ~. ;d a.o now manufacturing a lb-t
i o:i:.a .We • f
• I ;
s.ii.n.n I t’te i <i < ; . •’ w
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SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1871.
P. E. BRADSHAW & CO„
p E Y GOOB s 2 '■ •. C GOIIUS.
Fccor.il Str. t, opposite the hotel.
Wo off- r ill! x • ' r ’ j in oae hu jas low or lew? t ■n
can bo bought u -own no. 8-
I> t_ l\. As tu io O U J •
*
IVrry’s liituratic • ollicc io remove 1 > t n wc -t Cor
ner ofN til;-ton tvor.ue au.l Feoorul •ft t ami isopen
ed for bu i-a s < very day.
Now Is. ih' time to iv-we. '1 o i.ite di-w v-vos f.te
. 1 it, ;k 1 those who have property if. t wl 1 1 *; n,
{■.••• k ind.-unity. Delay ba.- proved danger • . Tie
U 1 A f. ; f,c Cm;- ik,., wI a p'by iu
oil.■■ a 1 vrufi-f - • a jir'.T! 1 A slug after being burned
out. “G-. tine T'stA’ V-U-I. ATI IL PARRY Agent.
Supt rior D< c. 2 7111 _l:■ 70
and). OEO. MOBRISOBF
I 10, eg 2 l'-: tG A* o f Deeds 5
1)1S Cl 1 a ' ; . - IJBLIC,
and
0- IMM7SSB • NKR Vi )T? MINNESOTA.
0:llc3 No. 2C3 We.. 2ml , Fu):--! r, V, !'.
rr u. 1 ... £*L£.'jz L* -V u.%'. . L Jut)
u i \ XT T? > \ r
31 t lj • h\ \ XJ j C .1 |
Propi'ictor.
dr. s. c. ftrcoSrai*ck,
4 * r J
Jhiysisian and burgeon,
. . V ' I i.o< ■' LI TH, MINK.
V V " :>l c-iiw from S ip-ri Cl y .vi<i vl-UUy promptly
t i WPS R A p 'oo'-~
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT,
SUPERIOR, - - WISCONSIN.
.A., Ga IXei'trsmd,
T>r%ryv' -5 con 17 M
u> r j \ J id tj nU i- 1a r iaV su ju. j
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Second St., - - Superior, TVxs.
TERMS CASH.
Established in 1357.
William Cranwell,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
OFFICE 348 2ND STREET,
Superior, .... Wisconsin.
W. M. PEYTON & CoT
SUPERIOR, ----- - WISCONSIN,
DEALERS IN
l sm it Nj
LOGS AND TIMBER.
Wc Lava cs‘cncive facilities r.t our
Mill on Conner’s Point
For the manufacture of lumber and timber of nh
. ;; 'U |#J J - k(sop 01 L ltl & full ; 1 fa
cn aud ecasoacd, eo that wo aro enahh and 10 fill al!
orders at very short notice and low rates.
Our location on Conner’s Point, with oar deck on
the steamboat channel, gives us superior convenience'
for ;'.”.i:g orders from Duluth or points along the river
l or al • rr the lino of the Northern Pacific.
VA pay y.iticnlar at.oatica to sw;;:g timbers ibr
hen os, decks, 1 ring's, &c. 32
A GREAT BAEGA IT!!!
I-’or Sale at^lOjOOO.
.7 C::OICl'-hY F!T.ECTF.D JOTS in Superior, on
IV. ;l to NvV.th thro :s In.’usive.
Apply to ir. W. ANDDBSON, Jit,
JL'd j: h Jit Au( ■■ t,
SCPSRtOr., - eo al.S'.
111 ] till
LAND AGENT,
Scprreoß. - Wisconsin.
LAVAawEhsT“FOSS,
house jys fins
Bi I Wt BB S
D2A7.ER3 IS
GLASS, FAU7TS, OILS , VARNISHES,
A- . 7 ' ' &C.
Nfak Post Or f, - - {fUAEP-IOIt.
■ romxESS & FLYNiW
M irrt inn - •: .m l ilimSth hi
■ 'TS AH9 r he: g,
■ LDTII
H Or i o r- -i s? '■ ;s ur SU..o.<, til do well
t.. c.i.l •; iii-. S iii. fi-tioii or u<> e*o.
r X"'oii>?oi*isxl Pai'tor ixiici
BATH ING ROOMS,
J. RICiTBY, Fro; rietor.
tr Si ■ -i . i, Mbs. .
pr‘; ui "lion paid to eusiOT-uis fr- -in fOt >!• r City.
BH - L B B UI6TOI, lIT
PI raiCIAN 1 SUR EON.
All profession >1 cm I•, y &*s or
Office, Xo. tVcot Second St
SITIA.KR, WOCOXSIS
hHUOS and MEDICINES.
Ms > i E. —Through ilu* solicita
-11 on of mv Superior City friends, I ha' .' decided on
House, • • be
k p and.
tvs, Thors
a'l 'rvi":’ ..o’.’ f o cV.roirc ii ’as' o any ‘..tr ;ct*'r.
.. ’ ’
a r\ r\ -p TV *p *pT
9 9 O t-. U y. 9
Wind r.’.le • •"1 Rot 0 Dealer in
'f- jpa . TANARUS, '• m
■■ i ■ \ ii ■S J f.:uv ■ <
A K D
>rs mD t. r u r,< t? Ch % r r
£ and; <• u fit 1 XSf il D ,
A Li DLL'AT., • ■ SUPSIHOD, WIS.
. ■ rtl.C 1 > . ■■ : k<
■ ■ -G> 1 . ’V (;i| I R'.poi .(),•, <o
Viu e, Y.e ni ticl- s wiuibl br ;-!!pei lluor.s. My
11 .c • • c\ i-ry 1 i... eh ;u and ill 1)6 sold at
~ ;] i. • A; ;i. y..y stock of
JEUiTIIZ IS A. HO, 1.
I®liavc also a largo supply,of
m i - N*' *T "• VN
La jw, >Lj ri-' 1
M AL ,
fi g* mp tt
O O' JLD .hi -
r. r •-(.! o ",
*v -c. Ar*!
A/ . .t. • t 5
CALL A. ATT GET FIIIVES.
I would also say t: at my
PL.iS , ; . ■' 1 L,
Oa the F :p. ■ 3 r (' .;;i y run vs <* *r’r
v ■; :_iy cf
Season? i Lumber,
Which I have jus*,’ coivcd. Contractors an*! o'her?
•vili fia I ito their advantage to give ub a call and
examine one wotk. We :j.J;o
D:OZ2, S S t. WINDOW PEAKES,
AND
W Lti lo ■; to order
v-i >.. •.. IGxVIS A' r
y* ■ 3 Sp \f\l ;f' 11 9
j li 'i JLi ii L y j j
—IN—
STOVES,
TIN AND HARDWARE.
Having just received a full and complete stock of
the above goods, 1 now propose to sell at the
very lowest possible figures for cash.
Don’t rely on what some may say, but call and
examine my goods and prices for yourselves, before
purchasing elsewhere, for I am confident you will fiud
it t j out --i vantage. Among my_ stock of stoves will
be found the
“ALL RlGHT,(heating) 4I
AND TUB
“REVOLVING RESERVOIR,” (Cook,)
besides a great variety of other styles. In my stock
you will find
ROGER’S, WOODHEAD’S and AMERICAN
Pocket Cutlery,
J RUSSEL k CO.'S
TABLE CUTLERY/
roofus & bugs.
I’o. 1. Tables Spoons and Forks,
SEYMOUR’S & SONS
f'HEAKS AND SCISSOES.
WHEELER ’i ADEN k CLEM SON’S
W 0 0 D An D OTHER SA W S .
RED JACKET, HUM'S k TUNE'S
J\X T3*a,
Universe! Clothes V/ringcr, Extra..
WILLIAMS AND CO’S
LADIES, QEXTii *ND BOYB
SKAT E S ,
BDII BEK: HAI IWARE of erct and sc ripti n,
no! 1,001 otVr iMu: , too n> ;ncrrus to r 'i*-tic tj,
.■'elniiap * vs* f 1 1 D '!’ STNII'S fer Window<
and Doom L;u iT , I>vl ie>t 1- i< iho charming silent,
WILLCOX A ED GIBIi'S
owing ojcs.
whi i will 1 ■ ton
cliii.'cr £yy N. B. The cM Tin Sh p still runs at
1C W. FRENCirS.
A. 2ACHAU,
dealer'in
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
ROOTS & SHOES,
YANKEE NOTIONS, |
Crockeryj ,
Oltis-ss Ware,
Willow Ware,
ROOFING ARD BUILDING PAPER,
S T A TIONERY,
Gannod Fruits,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
vriass aas i.ia r Jas.
V ZAGU4.U.
t tt o* nr* ta t* wnc* 1
t3 R- - - - - : 'J •
if ■ .• r ■
jyj W -*• *' ■-* fc r. A 1 - i t A
: ■— •r* f * t\ --r-.- ■. ... ~
.. .-■.■J,', - V A., - iV;. 1 V.
, -f Fresh and Salted Me c
. ■ (niu k( t >er ai’ J ypr:ts<: l >!i' (■> the IJtsmefs
Man or Trawler.
03. CO,
v -'A
>: 12.00,
? 15.00,
SIB.OO,
520.00.
s xcl:: ir \ n ' r ims or all kixlo
01 ■ ■ ■ LEFAi R)
axy u ! r< n vu:: jo : y want
Car'Cill' 1: .* I, . • ..ir.-.'y Packed, and
iVva. ■ i I y.j i ... . tt.rougho :t the
on r •! and r.. oy IT.prc aor Mail, fr ■,
aell tl i m
J i; .-.i 1 '.V... lit :- >y tlic dozen.
I, i iii i if. ii cii
m ‘ ■) at
O ' i MM 111. 7 USUA L IRWE.
V ■ 1 . . . j t,.,- v juu.uy each. 1
W; t ftit- -vi- -
Writ for ■■ •.later?.
W< trims ft Tr-.d -men
W tchcs i " Cl rg- men.
Watch ;i foe ?porti Men.
On- Utih iad Men.
WfdeVi for Trading Purpose?.
Wa’.eaes for iTrsonr.l Uso.
\* ee1. 06 to make moticy v i.e,
Watches for Presents.
Watches tii- V- lad With -ut any Ki*v.
D1.,111 ml Wat . f I. ’I • I
. • for All J es and at All ] *ru
W .{•• < 6 v.-ilh /Owlish, Fr<-veh, SicAs ar. I
American Mover Vi . -,; w:th AV'Xv/, (--Ut,
Fronted, Engraved u:. J Jlthi Works. lir i-o-q . r..';
Pint-* Jk-ta. :I ' Lrrer Vena}, -notlon, Chre
I D • I , ... r 1 .
hit;i , <:■ ' 1 1 'ur If Myles.
WATCH I.: AT 'NT. HALF THE PRICE,
t-vi / Vered by
Lit HEAELRf?.
A SINGLE WATCH—or v—of any kit J and any
.
SENT AT YWHERE
WITHOUT ANY MONEY,
and you can pay for it
when it arrives
at the cxpr : rfilcc ::: your town.
We fii • ill*. .•• inventors, propri etors, and manu
facturers c:’ .o r. v
NORTON' GOLD METAL,
with which r:' c ’ -four now styles of watches,
making thci full*
BRILLIANT V of A i IEARANCE,
STYLE, WE.' it and TIME,
TO AMY FIRST-CLASS WATCHES
COSTING §2OO or $3OO,
and which we will sell Singlv nr by tlio Dozen at
ONE-TWENTIETH THE PRICE.
Beautiful in Finish
Artistic in Design,
Strong and Durable, and
Always Reliable for Accuracy of Time.
Among our gren. variety will be found the following;
An English Silver Watch $5.00
English Goli Plated Hunting Case Watch S.Ou
Genuine Oride Gold Watch, Hunting Case, re
duced from $l5 t > 12.00
Self-Winders, or new style Patent Stem-Wind
ing, Keyless Watch, Fancy Jewelled Polished
Nickfd Works, Exposed Action, quite a novelty 12.00
Sterling Silver, Hunting-Case, Lepine Watches, 12.00
The new Norton Gold Metal Watch, Jewelled
Lever, nickel works, elegant style, warranted,
si&. ft<l - _ 20.00
English Sterling Silver Patent Lever Watches,
warranted 10.00
American Watches. Exposed Levers, Silver or
Oride Gold, In 2, Sand 4 ounce Hunting Cases
—some as low as 18.00
English Duplex Watch, in Silver Case, Sweep
Second for sporting use, timing horses, &c.,
warranted $lB.OO and up
Fine Solid 18 Karat Gold, Hunting Case, levers,
compensation balance, nickel works, all jewel
led, warranted $BO and 45,00
Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Sue Up ra, Chatelaine,
Guard, Neel;, Drop, and Vest Chains, all
styles, $2, *;>, §4, §5, §•>, and upwards.
C L ÜBS.
With o.ll order-, for 6 Wat<;!:■' cf " ••• 1 md, will gcrd
ONE EXTRA "WATCH FREE,
(inakirt" 7 wangles in all.) a premium to the person
getting nn tii<* cl ah. Sc: . .11 JiloU V by i’o-a Ofiioe
.Money Order?, dr . I ur lt;.nk check, or reg'-.tered let
ter, at our risk ; or O ivo your money to any express
Cos. and order them to p rcha-c what you want from
us, and return watches or money to you iimn!i:ct* Iy.
This will ensure safety and promptness. We, will for
ward any goods, over *lo worth, to you, no matter
where you are, by Express only, without the money,
md yon can pay for them when you receive them.
Full descriptive e nalogues mailed free
Address all orde;-'. to the
li ferouocs- NORTON WATnit FACTORY, •
is, Mercl tuts I 86 Na ssau Si ,N Y
V-;r. miners of X. V
PIONEER BASERY.
FEE3S2IOK BISHOP?
Trtkes this m-dh-v ■ ; iv'V.nuMg the public and Ms < Id
friends and r out:. .ho 1:13 icturned to Suncriot
a ltd establish'd his
15 n TU TTI T> u
JL> JiL lx .Id iv 1
■t the o'd stun 1, .-or. • rf N■*• I- uni Avenue and Sec
ml tv re- t, where ’ • /ill, as in years cf yore, always
keep on hand the largest and best stock of
J rash I 03, Cakes, &c.
A.l:-so CkiiAilie.-s ibr Sale.
pLUFanii!:'. r; and ctl or.; supplied daily at their res
idences with fre-h bread.
Owen Sliorviclaii, 1
Second St., Superior,
DEALER IN
iron* StG 0 1 Hi 2i 11 B ? ;
Heavy and Shell
a A E 3 W A RE.
Stoves, Paints,
Oil, Glass,
Putty, &c.
Hiram Hayes,
fr. r* Oi n4- T o t rr
I I U i ii v oo <u Mrf W 5
; SUPERIOR WISCONSIN
I Ci 1 y >1 ei\ t ?tl arketll
S. WAKE LIN, I'rop’r,
~Vos. 06J t <0 007, .Oi<? AY., Superior,
* ’ . ill Unmr.{;\r,Mv on lirrul r full of FRESH
■ FORK, VKAL, MUTT Li, SACS AG K, FISH,
- LTED MEAT; and FISH A
Orders n< lan
. l j . . mall
,i . : r. - i.' *1 V. El L’C -.ji.- t'-f.i ■ a I’,!
. . ■ =l ; H' i i-T’T 1 v
i ‘ . •
Adverliri *>:>•
1 vo lw - • cults. * ’■■ i 5 mo’:. 1 year
5 1 * i- 1 * J f lOAO
2 ?<i:utrei ti.uO 8.00 4-0) 7. <!: 1 l'-' r (
SammreK, ;; t;) •■* f;.J KUO 15.'*) SU-O
M column, 5.1-0 1 . 1 -v..00 30,(0
1 v c '-lQinn, K.e) 1■’ 1 > V- '0 24.00 o.j.i-O 50.00
icolnii.ii, 12.0) I'.im 22.05) 30.n0 60.00 80.(0
A B juare will I.t ..u. da .-p woof tcu iinw of this Kind .J
tyr-c
--iiusinrs'? rr\r \ < li’K'. or 1 • / n y-?ar.
Legal a ivt-tleciaciito chin gel i the wua prc.cril>cd l.y stat
ute.
bpccinl notices 10 cent? per lire f-r .rich in orfion.
Transient adv ru- cxne;.;:: nu. t be j aid Hr in adrunee; all
others quarterly
Adven ion is not otlr-rwi-o ord-red cortinnad, will bp con -
tiiiu.ri until ordei t-.l < (u. i.nd cliati -d in. rdingly.
No j f. f 1., •.! ailvci .... i.i furnished until the advor
tise.nunt is paid f r.
NO. 48.
1530. 51/HM-tlolOXi
5 It M Tfc f t< OMre w
lu .11w 110 kfts* yi .
OFFICE, NO. 317, WEST 2ND J^T
E. W. ANDERSON, JR.,’
Heal Zotatc bought ands- id on commission.*
Titles Examined "-nd correct abstracts furnished.
Taxes Paid itr uou-rcsM-nts.
Land W:. 3 Tints Lccatci, sml all business in con
nrctlun V. E--1 to promptly atUliuca to.
Pesi v to* ft lots and In rds in and around PUTE-
RtDli, I L'i.l i.r, .... ; I t'XDELAC, for sale.
Several Trnot? of Ok. ice Fine Lands on naviga
ble fct • 1 3 uit.l very aocvs-i'.a'v for sale
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and
solC
PrCEiro Tickets to and from all parts of Europe
for pale.
V.'iih n ox-peri-rcc of rornxwix years in this sec
-1 u, Inm thoroughly posted in all that pertains to
I estate, md parti ’ .to inv< tin or around
8 _ kror D lit!:, or having property to sell would
;:o well to ■ fit r t er- : •or by letter with
E, "W, F*L 11 <T 1 O I’S O 11 9 .Sl'og
•REAL ESTATE BROKER,
SurfiiiiOE City, Wisconsin,
Pclur E. Bradshaw. lohn 4 W. Bradshaw.
P. E. Bradshaw & Cos.,
2nd St., Superior, Wts.,
We have recently received & large and well selected
stock o{
•© & S,•
which wo are selling at the LOWEST MARKET
RATES. Wc do not claim to sell goods at, or below
cost; but wc do claim to sell them at prices which
will give satisfaction to our customers.
T> Ifc V GOODS:
la this department will be found a general assort
ment of DRESS GOODS , and trimmings of the
latest styles amij>al(cms and also a largo variety of
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES to.
CLOTHING:
Our stock ot clothing has boon purchased with spe
cial reference to the climate and to the
WANTS OF THE PEOPLE , 1
and we think wo can suit all who nicy favor us with
a caiL In this line will be found a good selection .f
RUBBER GOODS, consisting of COATS , DEAN
PITS, LEG GILS, xc., and also, OIL CLOTHING
of various size*.
Carpeting an! Wall Paper :
<\i CARPETS, OIL CLOTH and TIM/.Z y'J
-2 . w • bavi i handsome and excellent varle
tics to which wo invite attention.
GROCERIES k PROVISIONS :
| It wo are ovr.nsTOnitED in anything, it is in Grocer -
i 'os and Provisions, of which we Kc ?p i C'ooif Stock,
j cou.srsting of CIJOICE and F. ! AC i G ROCTIRIER,
{aswll aa STAPLER. In this line we would call
special attention to our TEAR, which we (link are
not excelled by anything lu the market.
|gg W ten - . oui you do not ;e whal
. you want, ARE FOR IT
I 1 IB K 5 t Y ? W
In3ur an c © OMc ©.
JSDKMM'I V US QUJiS 770 AC IAJ. R.
JS.'Gtna of Hartford.*
Ancles of Cincinnati, and
r X*lii3 National S. A.
O VK It
ETC
Cash Capital Paid Up.
* ■
1 Life, Fire, aia:i li-sfaml.
Risks accepted and !’ ■ written im all iusuraM-i
orop •* y and Lives at rca.io;i.iUe ratc-'.V
CfT-‘'GET THE EIE-T.'’. TANARUS!
WILLI A Jil T. ' "liR Y, A isn't.
Snperi'kr, Wi*., October 6UI, 1 '-To.
JOHN SCIIAFE.iI,
/’'t 'JVT'
p il. X'. '?' 'u i
Seccko St., - - Stperiok,
[ East Si-’-' of- C. >cl:.J
wires, liquors, 5:-n. &c.
TWO FITU>TCT..'S‘ r