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The Superior Times.
SATURDAY.
;al af
—On Wednesd *. morning a man
fishing at the Duluth dock, caught
on his hook and brought up the
Immlv of a negro man who had b eu
drowned from a ste.a H*-.* n some six
or eight davs befote. The body
was interred at ')uluth.
—-The steam ferry Sdliman Witt,
lying near Stone’s. do<*k, Duluth,
sprung a leak from sonic unknown
cause, Wednesday night, and sunk
to her guards. The or w had re
tired for the night, and Wore awak
ened by the settling of the boat.
We regret this accident to that ac
commodating steamer, gieatly in
terrupting as it does, travel between
Superior and Duluth; but urn that
her enterprising owners, Messrs.
Edwards & Iliidiard will soon have
her up and running again.
General Antidote for Poison.
The lohowi ig antidote for poison
is publisin*;! ■ “ W i eu it Genomes
known that a pois m 1, is been swal
low 1, stir s mud man
of each ate spoonin', into a glass of
water and ha\ i ite
]y. It is the qmc test emetic known.
It mould vomit In om; mi.one. Then
give th whiter of two <u* three eggs
in ac u p > -
fee. It u * coffee, swallow the eggs
in swe.-t cream, and if no cream,
sweet milk; if neither, d-nvu with
the eggs,”
Oi ii County Bonos. —ln the sail
of Doug ;is Comity to recover its
bonds, advanced to Mi -srs. Wa 1 -
bridge, Bro. fc Sargent in 1872, on
t’.jeir prom so to bund the railroad
from Superior to the Northern Pa
cific junction, the case came up at a
late term of Court at Madison, and
judgment was granted in default, in
favor of the County, under which
the §275,000 ot bonds placed in
trust with the First National Bank
at Madison, will be returned and
cancelled; this will leave the £75,-
000 retained by Walbridge, Bro.
Sargent, still outstanding, but a suit
is pending to recover them also, and
the Attorneys f>r the County at
Madison, we learn, are confident of
huccc'S, when tlie entire s> : >su,ouo
wilt have been retired and the Coun
ty free of my bonded debt.
AXOTJIEJt EA ELY SETT LX It UOX E.
Thomas 11. Hogan, died at ln>
resilience in tins pbiee on Monday
the 17th of August 1 74, aged about
titty-live years, lie was i native <>t
Philadelphia, I* ttn. With a good
common education, he had by stu
di hi? puisuit- acquired a thorough,
practical knowledge of the physical
sciences in geology and the miner
als. liis first field of observation
was the coal measures of Pennsyl
vania; then in the Texas war of In
dependence; alter that war, up the
valley of the Missouri as fir as the
American Pur Co.'s boats plied, to
the 4 ellow Stone post-; and in 18 49
he came to Lake Superior, and be
came an efficient explorer for vari
ous companies. He was among the
first to discover the value of the
Ashland or Penoka Iron range.
Though without ivl i.. \n- •, present,
numerous friends and a ajuuintances
look melanchollv interest in the last
sad duties ol his burial in the No
inadji Cemetery, Superior.
Death r.v Dkowmxg.—During
the tearful thunder storm of Sundae
night last, about 8 o'clock, 0. Frank
E osier, aged 22 years—second son
of Dr. Thomas Foster, Ik under of
tile Du. ul a J/( iii >'• l {,t Was
drowned in Superior Day near Du
ll.ill. iid was returning alone in his
sail boat from a (Jerman picnic on
■ ■ ■ s vo or thrt
below the Duluth canal, when the
storm overtook him, and it is sup
posed the boat, which carried a
hu‘gv sail and hea\\ stone ballast,
swamped an i immediately sank, as
it was found nex m nming with the
top ol the mast above water, near
the eana . It w mid seem that young
Foster, alter the sinking ol his boat,
attempted to swim a-dior*, but was
earned out by the strong current
through the cana into the hike, as
cries of distress were heard iu nr the
mouth of the canal, but it being so
and irk and stormy it w ;s impossible
to render him any assistance. Since
the s ul occurrence every el fort Iris
been made by his relatives and
friends to recovi r the bodv, buts >
far they have be-, n unavailing. We
sympathize i:li the atiiieied family
and friends.
—The Beecher scandal has worn
the average N \ ork uni Brook
lyn reporter down to the dimen
-ions of ;i hair pin, whde tie* W ext
ern boys !• el a goneness that is only
oven* nne by a liberal use of slimu
!an s. I' - Plymouth Church will
give ns i rest it may have Beecher
Innocent and in: ke an archangel out
of him. —Mil ini tufa < AY/rs.
—The United States first ac
knowledged the present republican
government of Spam. On the mo
turn of Germany, all tin* nations of
Kurope, except Russia, now tollow
our example. Had a do/.eu years
France wonhl have resisted
(ferttiany in such a procedure, even
Jo the edge of war. Now she re
ceives a hint from Bismarck and
complies. England, too, follows
tin* ie ;d of a greater a id more pros
perous power. Russia is more in
dependent and slower to acknowl
edge anew republie.--—.]/V/(ra/?/£ce
Dews.
Tin: Si:Ki> Business— Our read
ers may be pleased to lea; n that
Briggs Sj Brothers, .Seedsmen and
Florists, oi Rochester, N. Y., have
opened a seed house at Chicago, 11;.,
the S mSiwC't rn, Western and
Northwestern trade "have grown to
such immense proportions that the
distributing facilities of the great
Western melr -polls are required to
further dispatch in the shipments oi
the goods of this extensive lirm.
B *si ies the mail business oi lids
Louse, which in the busy' seasons
a\u rage tiro tons pev do;/ ! they
claim, an I truly no doubt, to have
10,000 customers in the United
States who receive their Seeds to
sell again. .Mauv of our readers
have seen the CJ i.vr er y Illustrated
Floral Pubiications and Chromos ol
Briggs & Brother, and have tested
their Seeds, Plants or Bulbs, and
have not found them w uning.
We congratulate the distinguished
Seedsmen upon this important step
and wish for them that success
which is the sure concomitant of
business integrity and energy.
.Mils. Lincoln. — i'iie following
news item inis been going the
rounds of the newspapers for sever
al months, and inadvertently ap
peared in i!ie ‘‘Personal” in yester
day 1 ' Chronicle.
“.Mrs Lincoln, widow of the late
President Lincoln, is in Paris. r
The distinguished lady referred
to has not been abroad for several
years. If any bdy is in Paris,
France, representing herself to be
tlie widow of the late President
Lincoln, Bie san imp >ster. — ~\Vash
■n'/ton Chron iefe.
f he Cheney Case. —ln the well
known Cheney— Wliit -iiouse c.isc,
•Judge Williams, of the Circuit
Court at Chicago, Saturday after
noon, decided that Bishoj* \Yhite
imuse had no legal power to depo>e
Rev. Chas. JL Ch eney from the rec
torship ot Christ Church, md tlierc
tore dismissed the case for want of
equity.
Set fled. — Tlie libel suit of At
torney General Sloan against the
iMiiwau .ee Sentinel for an article
published during he last
the .eg*Mature, embracing serious
relicetions on the honesty of the At
torney G mend,has been withdrawn,
the Sentinel having disclaimed anv
Ir. '. in wii h
eoi! ;;otion, and made the umende
honorable.
DisllO\::.st Tukasuuy Clerks. —-
Alexander Delmar, in Appleton's
•fourioil , and; Ncribes on** class of dis
honest j>ersons wito infest the Treas
ury Department. They are those
who tak • clerkships “as a means of
a livelihood while thev are prepar
ing tiiemseives for some other and
more promising career, such as that
of lawyer, physician, civil engineer,
architect, Ac. There are mam of
this class in office, and as a general
thing they make tolerabK worthies?-
clerks. All ih ir thoughts are for
the profession for which they are
preparing themselves; none for the
m at pays them. T -
moment the eye of their superior is
removed, out pops Kent's ‘ Com—
m ies or V\ >od’s * . herapeu
tics from their desks, and the theft
oi public lime, which has been hit r
rnpied for a moment, is renewed.”
There strayed into ray meadow on the
Aminie >a river in tbid county on the 2oih
hist . a large red and white ox, about eight
years old, and having brass buttons on his
horns. He i? im.v in mv possession ul Supe
rior, and the owner can have him by proving
property and paving charges.
JAMES BARDOX.
Dated Superior Aug. g‘g, 1574. au_ - J2
ill hAM HAi£S,
JL. an cl g\ <_>■ eii t.
SVV K K TOR, Wise 0 X SIN,
sepii.TU
... ... LAFFJ ? .
Surgeon Dentist,
*JXD sT., - - SUPERIOR, WIS.
nail,73 Oflict- Hours fr.-m 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
“For prompt payment 1 make low pnc..-.
Geo. JSI. JSiiiitli,
( OIIIimSSIOII
PROD UCE ME It CTL I N'T,
Second street,
SI PlißlOll - WISCONSIN.
1 1 1 • • in I'l.nl'i!, (lli.llN K ill, ill ITKK, EC ’-S
I'll!;i,Ti;V, STAPLE am! FANCY
ALS.AX IA'SIZ.
jy| <i \ line ai. Stkamshii’ (V
-iii in-nil Wontwrii <>l ; e, Chi a ■. liiin i-
D ;.:;tch "I* if th-lr Find Clu-, Fuil-jiowi-n and
- , p. fnir time* every win V in -mini , mil
iliKeiiin -very w. U in wn.t'T, e.< li wny between
' ivi ifiii | un i 'if-.- ;u\v mu! ipmbtt". Portia'd, Haiti*
UI •-1 • , IT '.II ! 'in.
I’A'-ACK I'll NETS, ul! • l i**e*, between priacii .:
lm I itea
Special Inducement.* fir Emigrant* iiP' ivd to pa -
ties wield a* to send for liiend* in the i dd Couutr,.
Our Aifi-nlii tlii'oiijrhoiu Tin- Nm tbwe-t ran nffr.
the same terms in nurse!ve.
ALLAN & CO,
72 mnl VI In."-n lie Si lent, flu.'.l
E. W. Anderson, Jr.,
AGENT, ----- SUPERIOR
Book £ Variety Store.
CoiMiunton block,
SECOND ST., - - - - SU I’Ell 1011, Wl?.,
Keeps ronstiin ly on barn} a good aM-mriaient of
l.'-li-iS. ST AT! tNKHV, YANKEE N .(TIONS
COMES. CLICKS,
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, A LIU MS.
I‘ICTiUE FRAMES, LOOKI.Mi CLASSES,
< ; A KEKS, ami CON SECTION LUY.
Ats i Fnnrs in tih ik SevSon,
Cheap for Cash.
■ J-. VP. I ■. ■ : [ .
A r TUT VVTP’O P r
*JO < JLffjLm JL JJ JL-£ S.l* v> VR •
No. T. West Super or Street,
Duluth, Minn..
STAPLE -**■>- FANCY
fy, • 4** **%
laßuttHlLO.
Cr) Choice brand* f Winter Wheat FLOCK e..li
st ant ly on hand
All kinds of Canned Goods and I<nVd Finiis.
iny3o Go al BUTTER a special v. -w'A
Superior House.
INX. Xi. AVERT
sepB.ro PROPRIETOR.
Sir. .1. s. Graiium.
Office .'li Second Street,betim en Becker and Nt ttlet ui
Avenues, next door to th- Times’ Office,
SUPERIOR, - - WISCONSIN.
May 3th, 1872. junl
SAIL ROAD MEAT MARKET:
You can have HI*.II LIVING . c-dlirg . ii v day at
THUS. S’BBETT'S
A Lent Aiavker,
421 Second St.. Superior.
h !*• v.-u a ;i alw T:nd a full rfiijij.lv f
Choice Fresh md Iteu M ats i
every kind.
Also Sugar Cured Hams, Fresh Rutter, I.aril,
Eggs and Poultry.
Good Hottest Weight and Measure Giv. u
i*l3 TKO3. GARRETY.
D. GEO, M<
Itcg'ister <>l* i)ccds.
TO WN CLERK,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
vxd commissioner for Minnesota.
5e8,70 Office No 2h3 West 2nd Ft., Superior, U is.
*v. Cr, Bertrand,
Boot and. -hoe Maker,
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Si 1'..ml Street, - Superior, Wis.
TERMS CASH.
J\ULUIH AND SUPERIOR
S T A (J IZ
—AND —
LIHE.
OFFICE AND AGENCY AT
GID. M. SMITH’S.
n0v29.T3
ESTABLISHED IN 1857.
W illiti :n Cranwell,
HEAL ESTATE AGENT,
0(1; 313 Second St.,
scrr.iu o i;. w i sco >; r i v.
Bep^.TU
Superior City Brewery,
KLEIN A DESIMVAL, Proprietors.
We have rect u Iv added extensive and valuable
improvements to our Brewer. md are now nnniufics
111; ing a Ui *t class article ol
laaor 3 Jeer,
which wo win 10 our customers around the
ht-.i-i ol i iK.-Mii cn- ri-r ii di-ihc Northern Pacific
K K., ii. large 01 -m ill orders.
V N •fi vt- ai i .!t* si . n hand which we hi • selling
at I w.tsi ratfrt. Iry us l-ei-ft> denng elsewhere.
:|.*rlstl KLi:L\ a
Scribner s Monthly,
THE SUMMER CAMPAIGN BEGI S.
“ANOTHER GiiEAT LITERARY
SENSATION,”
THE MODERN
Houinson Crusoe
!!(.'/ 15u Jita.if./ul Illustrations.
Messrs. Scribner <.V Cos., have secured for
-■ rial publication in SCRIBNER'S MONTH
LY, M. Jules Verne’s latest story,
ni. . tut , • t i , ~
xiie iuysteiious Asland,
m which, not jontent with the old stories of
‘‘ROBINSON CRUSOE "and the “ g
TAMILS KORIN SON," the writi i undertakes
to show how a party of men cast upon a
mysterious and desert Island, may live bv
■ 1 s- . ■ 3 a . h tout t
•t.vi of any wn-ek to draw upon tor the mate
rials of life raid comfort.
In party are Americans who out from
Richmond, during th seige, in a bal
- accu
■’ate scientific knowledge, an exuberance of
inventive genius that has
Fascinated the World.
The tin me of the present story affords the
author the finest opportunity for the display
be pro
fusely illustrated, and is begun in the April
N umber.
For sale by all Xews Dealers liouhstUtrx.
Price *4.1• a year, 35 cents a Xuml/er.
SCRIBNER A CO., 654, Broadway, N.V.
WEST WISCOSS& RAILWAY.
S; r.,ii! Uti.l Chicago Thi.) uli IJi,. running
through train- between Si. Paul ami Chi
cago—via Elroy— passing through Eau
Claire, Bamboo, Madison, Beloit, Hat \ aid.
ami connecting in * hicago for all points
East, South and West.
The unit line running the celebrated Puhnan
I’a.U- e day am] night coaches between St.
Paul and Chicago.
\\ estinginiuse Air Brakes ami Miller Safety
Platforms.
Through Kxpiv-s Trains daily each way be
tween St. i'aul and t hieago, on and after
.) nne 21, InT 1,
heaving St. Paid as follows: Dav Express,
daily, except Sunday, ;:3() a ID. Ni dit
Express, daily, except Saturday, 7:oit p.m.
Arriving in Chicago, Day Express, Sam
n.ni., Night I \pi vs- p.m.
Leaving Chicago, Day Express, daily, except
Sunday. 7:77 a.m.. Night Ext'n'ss, daily,
except Satin Jay, 8:Oo p.m. A riming in St.
Paul, Day Eipre-s 5:2u a.m , Night Ex
press, ti;3o p.m.
1 (trough ticket.- to all important ooints for
sale by VV. Kkmon, Tck Agt,
M inncapolis,
and by Chas. Thompson, Tck Agt,
<'or Jd N Jackson street, St. Paul.
Wm, <L Sm vN,
Den’l Sup',, Hudson, Wis.
E. I!. Ci..\ kk,
Den F-t Agt, St. Paul.
C. M. Hi x riM.fow,
Hen Tc.k Agt, St. Paul. fcb2l
HAYES.
ATT OftKEY AT LAW,
Si pkriou, - - Wisconsin.
si-jS,7O
Sberifl i Salt.
By virtue of an execution to me directed
and delivered, issued out of the Circuit Court
of the County of Douglas ami Stale of Wis
consin in an action wherein William C. Hite,
Charles il. Rochester, J unin- Caldwell, lames
Stinson. Samuel Magoljin, Joint 1!. Knight,
Susan I'. Marshall, William L. Hat-bison and
Moses tJ. Knight are plaintiffs, and Edmund
Rice, Paul Rankins, David R. Burbank, James
11. Powell, Charles Powell, Richard Powell,
C. E. 'tVhitall, William Aiken, \V. W Bi yee,
Joseph James, Dav id B. llarrima;;, Ccotge
C. Cocitrane, unknown heirs of J. A. Me
Ciurnj, John Karrington, John Cornwell, Vv.
C. lliiskin.-, Leonard T. (luthrie, Hiram Rob
bins, ami Thomas Kocher, impleaded with
others tire defendants in favor of the said
plaint ills and against the property of the said
defendants, I did on the both day of April
1 STf levy upon the real property hereinafter
described,-How therefore,
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday
tin. 15th (lay of June, A. D. 187*1, at the hour
often o’clock in the forenoon in front of the
Court house in the town of Superior in sod
county 1 shall offer for sale at public vendue
and -haii then ami there sell to the highest
bidder for cash, all the interest, right, title
or estate of which the above named defend
ants or either of them, were or was seized
and possessed on the loth day of August
1873 or at any time there fter in and to the
following described pieces or parcels of land
situate in the said county of Douglas and
known as
Lots N il, I . . , 279, a
330, t 11, 344, 414, IU. 11’, 510. .517 a.J ."it I, on west
First si i j4-t.
b-.is No. s, 21. 7.5, (il,, 208, 210, 418, 42u ,nd 477, n?
West Second -i -et.
443, 4 41. 4 15, !17 .m i 14s ..a west It. nl street
I.- ’ . 1 1. 154 10;i, 7*3 285.348, 350 307. 303, 355,
3s‘ 3SU 4 75. Jv!l li West lo'irtli street
f, .3-1. lit; lib. pit). ; 7. 210,212,213,854,330,
358. -3).', 3CI. 71. 3(1.5 n it -t . iflli slieil.
1. -is No i5. n, -:.i 775. 73u. 777 731 777, 775, 7 75.
777, 280, 3SS In* mam *.u iv, -t Sixili -lie, r.
bo:- No 87. bit. til. 77. 34 !i, ITii, 177 INI, ls 7, Ist.
18(5,371 on west Sevenli sir ,t.
b- li vo 13. 15.17. I. (>‘a. litl 133, 15 172 11),
1 in. 372.375 fr,.ci o>ll.l >■ll ~ -I Kiplil h street.
lets Nc. IIS, UrS. IU, !(tn 11 S. )lil, 7 is, 73 ), 737,
-V, .7.1 701 335 3-y • itonul . n West -i tit -ir-er.
Lot-* N , 101, ,171 1, 5. 107 Hit) litl. Itl3, IU.J, 107.
10:1, 311. 343. it o - 1 ’ in , -I; .t.
I . No. :;on we , I .i Ir el.
I ii-N . 1,3. 5 7, 1! 13, 15 17 111, 71, 73. 75, 77,
1. - ■ -7 1- '7, to 131, 33. lti.s. 113, 115. I IT, 11(1.
171, 173. 17.,, 17 7. a. nv- H r n- reef.
I. :> • i-s on w>- si. ti.■ i -i- v i.
hot .N ~ 1 1!) o:, \V I*7j 1 ■ .-Il , el.
Lot No. 553 o,i w -t 1.,- street
! i t- No. 5 ;i'nl 73 oi vv si in,tan-, street.
Lots No. 113, 145 175, 343 f ctiona]
3so, 3o;t on tiive i. e, t.
Lot .No. 11 on f 'hi • , pi. r.
l*ot ' o. 10 on 0 w ..a pi,*r.
but No. 20 (ti To j,t r.
Lot No. 20 in u: < ,1 pier
Lets N I, Hi Oil ti ll.ill L, pier,
bols No. 7, (I on K;i e-lo.i pier.
Let No, s. 11, IS ei. s:i.,liu.-ky pier.
Lot No 71 on I’. tut to pier,
iil k No. s the ia-t y, of block No. 10 on St. Pan!
street.
oat aud be ■ 7 1 I
No. Ui on vv.-st Kiev* nt b -I * e l.
Ihe w fot Block No. 4 and the whf of Block No.
25 on we-t lliiilecn h- ieet.
id (Ii- N >. 77 I 11 WP'i I tteelltll street.
, 1 1 * - , N, I, sod tbft 86
I eel.
Block No 14 ( n West Iwe ty- r.-l street.
B . it! tl
bl ' 1. No. 1 true. Block No 8, aud the vv lif of Block
No 70 on '> ist 75th St.
I’l'k N 11111. 77 on west vveoty-seventh St.
13 kNoin 13 Bl’k 1. 15 and
n it h street.
Bl'k Nmu. 31 *>ii v e-i i hirt.v -li, - t .- 1 .
Itl cu Num. 11l on west Thirtv -third St.
BI ick N mi. 35 a west Tbirty-litib -irect.
11l k Nidi, is. Block Ni. 1,1. 70 ir. 111 *■ ,* !,( .f Block
Nuib, 3f, 12 I ic. on wen ,
street.
Ihe e bf of Bl’k Nam. 1(5 11 west Thirty-ninth St.
Bl'k Num. 0 In,<7, on w.-st Fortieth street.
Bl’k N .. : it B . - rd street.
Lots Num. 12 n I 48 <n vv, st Itasca gl.
Bi K Num. 50 fia** ui.d Bl'k Num. 57 i,n e .-t First
Lots n mu. i■ ; 6 2uo, 202 22 , 222, £24,
57(1 573, iij east <•mi ,-t.
Bl s Nam 73 n cast Se i St.
lit ks .n iiMi. s'', 55 I ,*5, 1 (i. (iV. (is 'n e ;-l Third
I St.
Bl’ks Niim. in. 23 a"d ( ',6 o , ea.-t Fourth ft.
Bl ■ uui.il 33 54. 56, 58 <>n ea-t Filth SI.
Bl’ks Num. 35 tml M - nth St.
11l k Num. 3 • ii eii-r Sevei th St.
■i east Kichth St.
Tin.- jw% of t!i’k Num. I, the no ud tne shf of
iJS’it Num. Hun oust Ninth -1.
t'l'ks Num. 34, 45 ' ■ \ 17 mi n-t I'levi iith'St.
Bl'ksNmn. Iti .uni 48 mi oust Twelfth St
'd’ks Niiui. 13 itii'l 1 ■ on ea-t Kuuiteoiith St.
Bt’k - N ll in. 3 :> . is c.i-t Kifi'-e th St.
I*i ks Num. 31 ana 3li on e.i t vioouth St.
ill k.< Num. ,:'l.|||J 31, on put vmite-.-uth St.
Bl'ks Nu teen th St.
Hl'k Num. ii o >t Nineteenth St.
Bi'k .iri'. ii 0:1 ■ • Two.u; •1 ii St.
Bl k Num 21 enra- Tivriv first St.
The 11 w 1 | . 1111 1 ili * lit of itl k \urn. (land the sw
: . i ! tv-third St.
if sl.lofll.i; " nu. 12, <ll < a-t Twenty-third St.
i> V - Num. St, 34 nd 86 u st li sci St.
Ih'k Num, 6 fr.t ■ on <• Crix St.
Bi'k Num. 11l .ii o.i.i Michigan Sr.
l.*‘t Nlllll. :3 on i 1. gOl S'
Bi'k- Niim Mi and S' n oii-t Huron St.
Bl’ks N uni. 43, 44,4 7 I 93
east ,-t. 1 lair St
Blocks Nu .. 41, 43 47, id, S5, s7 89. ..1.. 91 on east
Kt ie Si.
Block- Nurn. <Hi. 6S, : ,nd 72 on .-■ m■ a -t.
Bkk- Num. 67. 69 71, and I ■> on Winnebago st.
Bi'k N 11m. 1 (>T "it I! illic si.
Bl'ks Num. 81 and -3 on C i pi 1 n St.
Bl'ks Num. 73. '75 an 1 S5 on Pepin st.
B k- Num. 74 .01.1 76 on Azof st.
Bi’k Num. 7a t <• . B 4eu st.
Bl N ui. IIS true and li • line on Amazon -t.
Til ks .Minn loti, P S. H 7 fmc >n Hem v i et.
Bl'ks Num 10.5. KtT.oii Foutcha train si,
’ N
Bt’k* Nuiu. 71 1, 89 190 on Peatnaala ht.
i ' N ui s. 9fp. I3i - i! 11 45, ~nd Id on Waaß s - .
I. N. m s.i*l on west Bay si.
Al-o Di :‘ji ioi Nnm. 8 t ut lining 6.V-10 acßes.
Ihag'm ! t \tn 1. li,. c , laing l.i lai Re.-.
Ihagm I't Nnm ut ■ 1 z 1.07 1 Res.
Hiag'm lot Nnm 53. * uit.io itg i ; . lies,
lo.gni lot N ll m. 8<) 1 .1 Inil gik .. '.,-s.
Diaa'm lot Num. SS 1 outaiuuig 5 acms.
I ■. ig'in !■•* Num. 97 cm.tain ug 5 .1 , ; .e-.
idag in b t Num. li't c . .tan. in .10 E"“.
The east ~ -4 Di.ig'm lot no. 156 >• mt lining 7).j
ci, - ud 111 g N'uiio 17S. containing 5 a Kes,
All of whu.li said lots, blocks and parcels
of land ant situate lying and being in the
towi oi ir, Counly of Douglas .1. i
■ Mte of \Viseuo<in, according to the survey
and jd t ui' -an town, as the same was sur
veyed and platted and the plat thereof re
corded in the office of the Register 1 !’ Deed
in ; I<l for hi Dough - County.
Dato.j Sheriffs office, Superior, Wisconsin,
Ap: il itli, isy ; JAMES XEWToX,
Sherill ol Douglas Wis.
11. X. 8, T/KK, ri'ltf"i Alt’y.
im2jun]3
Dn.l 1 11 4DVKBTISKMEXTS.
ii'irst National Bank
1)ULI i 11.
J. B. Culver, Geo. C. Stone,
1 RESIDENT. Cv IIIER.
BAin BP CAPITAL *IOO,OOO.
UORNKi; LAKK AVKM’K ANl> SLPK' lllit STKhKT.
0i19,72
332VM2K; OF
•B W Ha ■ j j 1
si CCE-s.>}ts TO
E. W.CLARK iNC'(
DULUTH, MINNESOTA.
Interest Allowed on Deposits
Lxchanck Sluccur and Sui i>
On ull points in the i i.it. i -l i e-, F.ur.,, . and < ,u da.
LOgVNS MADE UN
Gr iin, Flour and General Produce,
Particular attention paid to Collections.
B. S. RU.B.SELL, I’lesidenl.
C.P. BAtl.r.Y, J.Q ADAMS.
Cashier. Ass'l Cashier.
Sa\
Transact a General inking Rnsiui- . The highest
rate ' I interest allowed on .Saving" Hep --its.
Agents for tiie
ANCHOR LINE,
CUN.MiI) LINE,
WHITE STAR LINK.
Drafts ou all Cities in Europe.
JniitMim a. R. MACFAIILANE, Cashier.
S. s. BURNETT,
I joclivmith
£uperi i £t.,
DULUTH, - - - MINNESOTA,
Third -I >• r • f Expiv.vs office.
Hojtflil 111;' .'ld LcltCTill •H-btlliJ' t-Oli f* il [ivji t U lilt*.
w. v\ iLLi .
dealel in
ftsady Made Clothing,
GFNT& FUJIMBIIIMO GOOi>s,
Rats, Caps, J. oilct rticles,
THUNKS, VALI-Ks, TJ! AV K; 1N C. JJ.v.;-,
Su’ieriui Street, bet .. .ke and West first Avenue-
IX LI Hi. MINN I. OTA.
One Pricelnv.. t.oly. inaj2o,7l
MunsoTi poat drug more
T. B. FEW SON, Proprietor.
Lat“ with T. Smith,
Graduate of Ontario College f Pharmacy and dealer in
Pure Drugs, Chemicals ami
Patciit Medicine, Soaps,
Hrnshes and Toile t articles.
IV *<-ia .> presm ipti ms „■ •: f.i.cli re •.•n.ts accurate
ly i-i eased. '
Tdets i.y mail j.r'injitly attended tc. f-'
_oct*i 71
EYS I’EH & BR ) .
Dealers in
4 irdki's, ChcniicMils,
2. N* J out AS (‘(lifincsi,
A X 0—
TOILET ARTICLES
■ f all kinds.
: l.v C, C .nji an.led with care ad de-pa in
Pr mat aoeuiii.n •."id or ers la ge .r small,
sei iMTi SUPERIOR sT , ! n.U’i •*. MINN.
James i±. Fly at,
PUACTICA I,
Watc]i m a k e i*
IS'S Supeiior Street opposite Cl irk House.
Wind nv in Kinibsll's Knrnishing S or e.
DC LOTH. M f X N ESt >TA.
1 am prepa ed. after many years’ prHCieii expeii
ence, to either .M N C KAt. TURK or REPAIR any
description of Water. or Cloi k. A trial ..f my work
manship is askeJewelry of .SI kinds repaired.
Spectacles and Eye Oia-s s—soiled to all eye. and
coudith is if the e. ■ —always ou hand. jii’27,72
o. poiiciaic,
Manufacturer an 1 Retail Dealer in .11 kinds of
l{oot> and Sli oes.
This firm has employed from fifteen to twenty it en
ou Custom Wi rk, toi tl.e pas: three years. Tin stock
laliiy, t that
find in every way <u this House, i- n< t to he sur, . -sed
at the Head of the hake. C. POIRIER,
Superior Street, Duln h, Minn.
1
•■, . !
OLI 1H - >LBT.
WEBSTER’S UNABRIDGED
1) I C T 1 O V A 11 Y.
IU,()UU 11 ora's and J leant nqs
not nt other Diefiomiric*.
3<oo Engravings. 1840 Pages Quarto.
Price SP2.
’tTT | i'^U‘ r new i.s -l .ri uif.—i' le.iv-j i. i, • le
W <iesirt-(J. [Pi fs. Ibnm >n<i Vn-.- tr College.
Eveiy schol.r knows tin- value of il.. . ik.
I W. H Present I the Historian.
VSoen one of my •! ti I y compauionM.
jj tfotlej
Ct iperior in in ■ -t re>[>et ts t.. any .. her l.omvn to
me. . *(':. ire I‘. M.u Mi.
rptse l est gui.le <if stmJent- >f ot- 1
j*. John (I. Whittier.
V. xcels all othei in if f.til• ci' utiti ■ terms.
Si i
Vi iin .rkulle Conipsi hit in <>t inintan L . •, t .
'
,\ ii. eee i : -fa .student
I | ■ . | . ; .
pli-te without the best English Ilu t binary ?
ALSO
W£B ‘TER'S NATIONAL PICTORIAL
I >ictiomi rv.
1 * •-to Ihujcs. Octaro. 600 Enyravinys.
Price |3.
The work is really a gem of a Ihctlonary,
- tl u .
Kd io nt> I nud . I [untidy.
Published by G. &C. MEERIA2I. .1 nut;. Id M i-.
Solti 1., .ill (iOOkStflltTß.
S 1i) E 33 s !
THEE, FIELD, FRUIT, (GAR
DEN & FLOW Eli SEEDS,
RELIABLE ami STANDARD.
Catalogue free. Apply to L. B. WAIT.
Seed Store, Fourth St., St. Paul, Minn.
feb’JH
I*. 12. Ui iuSsh in A to.,
DKa. Lm.a >
331 EY E<H3BS ?
Groceries & Provisions,
HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
FURNISHING GOODS,
AMD—
c Xj o t jhe i jst g- .
STAN DAHL)
Family Groceries
OF A L L I) ESC \l I PTIONS.
Alt* nl iii is cal'e ito n I;u-ge rttsTlment ol
T i : A. S4
A snperii rin tit !** ;it a I*\v 1L ur<. A trial will satisfy
all I hut t lit v a: • t liu
Lest and Cheapest Teas
in the Market.
OV aim to sell <:■ ul )
1 G-OODS aS fiiir i'ri
jn n 12
I>. 11 ( ITTE,
Conici of Second St. and llollinshead Avc.,
Sui’KlilOK, WTs.,
Wholesale an i Retail Dealer in
I I x> t'\ C* ■U X) T X ; C*
%X ;U \J Xx XX AXi3 9
AND
Provisions,
FLOUR,
MEAL , &
FEED.
Canned and Preserved Fruit,
CRC CKERT ANI W )... El HAR I.
—ALSO—
DJIV GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
shoes,
AC., AC.
For sale by the Barrel, Case or Bottle a
large selection of
Choice Wines and Liquors, •
BRANCH STORE
Tn Duluth, ox Bay Douk.
5ep22,70
Third and Wabashaw Sts , St. Paul.
We would beg leave to call your attention
to our imme: se stock of Foreign and Domes
tic Dry Goods, viz:
75.000 yards Dress Goods, from 15e.
12,(11)0 “ Dress Silk-, from AI.OO.
i.oOo “ Black Alpacas, from 25c.
15.000 “ White Goods in Victor Lawns,
Nansook Muslins, Swiss Muslins, Cambrics;
Jaconets, Check and Plain ; Piques, Strip
ed and Lace, Victoria Lawns. Laces and
Lace Goods, Cambric Handle rchiefs, ,Vc.
Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, White
Quilts, Ac.
12.000 dozen Ladies’, blisses’. Children’s
and Men’s Hosiery, Gloves, Ac.
“Haris’” Seamless and Alexandres’ Kid
Gloves, in all colors, and in 1, ‘2, 3, 4 and
6 Buttons, Ac.
Samples sent on request: orders promptly at
tended to; prices low.
Two America a Magazines.
The excellence of American Magazines has
become so well recognized abroad, that one
of the leading English Papers, the London
W eekly Register, in a recent issue, thus
Speaks of Scribner's Monthly:
“R e are constra and to otru that Scribner's
Monthly carries off the prize against nil onr
shiUiny monthly serials fur brilliancy of illus
trations and variety of contents. It is sirup! </
a wonderful ski I liny's worth, Nothim/ ran be
more charminy than the cats—full of force and
nyor ; the Inyhl and shade are niouayed irilli a
truly artistic pencer. Oat of its •ne and twenty
original articles , realty do not Know which to
choose as best, for each and all are excellent .”
Not only is it true that Scribner’s Monthly
excels the English Magazines, but it is “The
Best of the Ameiican Monthlies.”
In the extent, vaiiety ami artistic excel
lence of its illustration of Am rican themes,
it has never been even approached, much less
excelled. It has a larger page and gives a
greater variety in its conta ins than anv other
ot the Standard American .Monthlies.
in literary character, and in the brilliancy
and ability of its Editorial Departments, it
enjoys an equal pre-eminence.
It- conductors started with the definite
aim v,. making ir the best tnugeizi ue iu the
i' >rld, ol which the\ have never tor a mo
ment lost sight, and thov point with pride
ami j/J, ..sure t< the May and June numbers,
recently issu< and. and isk for them a candid
examination and a caieiul comparison ot
i aeii merits with those ot other inn tr azines■ i
and they i nicw their pledge to the public, to
strive for -till higher excellence in the future.
A considerable demand has recently arisen
in Eiigl.ind for St. Nicholas,’Scribner's New
M iga/.iue for Boy- and Go is, one publisher
i> siring to secure an edition of three thou
sand ot the iir.-i hound volume (when com
pleted), with bis imprint.
H ,e success ol St. Nicholas in this country
has been even more remarkable than that of
Scribner s Monthly. It is pronounced to tie
“an ideally perfect Magazine for children,”
and, as is the case with all the best litera
ture for children, it has been found to pos-ess
surpassing interest for grown up readers, as
well.
I he influence of the periodicals of the day
can scarcely be estimated, especially upon
the rising generation. Parents and teachers
cannot afford to be indifferent to this influ
ence, or careless in relation to the character
ot the literature furnished to the children
outside of their school les-ons. In St. Nich
olas not only an History, Natural Philoso
phy, Literature, fine Art-, and Manufactures
presented in an attractive way to young
readt-r-. but, the children are stimulated to
seek ndiu tjialiuii lor themselves.
lat 1 üblishers will send to any address a
a -pecimeu number of St. Niehoia-, postage
pre paid, on receipt of ten cents, the bare
cost of paper and printing. The magazines
a.e so and by all fir-t-elass Booksellers and
N e wsdeal er s, eve ryw he re.
>ei ibiier s Monthly, > t a year; hoc. a number,
fct. Nicholas 3 “ 25c “
SCKIBNEII Si CO., 654 Broadway, N. Y.
ESTABLISHED IS 157.
WILLIAM (PANWELL,
Eeal Estate Agent,
Otlice 040 Second St.
SUTEHIOBj
I fcesi 1 IBs-it ii e
Houglit and ►Solti,
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.
77 7 L ES EX. I MIXED,
. 1 BS TIL 1 CT>S El'BN Jsi/EIJ.
TAXES PAID FOE NON RESIDENTS.
and Gknkkal Information Commimcatko
respecting the value of property in this sec
tion of the country.
[CORRKSrO.VOEXCK SOLICITED.]
IVon-Residcnt Capitalists,
w ho contemplate investing money here, will
liiul it for their advantage to address the un
dersigned for advice in the matter, as bv m>
doing they \\;il gain huotchilgi respecting
th •ee important things—
-Ist. Io Jnww UKCTSEI.V llu locality or spot
when to inn si thi'ir inoui o.
2nd. To /mow torr.Ki n v the value of the
property tlay desire t:> p-u\-h-is<.
•>d. ho 1./tow KK Lla ntV tin mi/j ,>/• uotnner
in chick to proceed to yet it at the lowest figure.
VS I'LL.
; & CO.
sun: mo u,
In: \uils ix
I I 1 tin |C
Kj' .. •• ■ riMBEK,
Vi e have extee.-avo 1' cil’tirs at onr
Mill on Conner’s Point
For the manufacture of lumber and timber of
all hinds,'a id always keep on hand a lull sup
ply, both green and seasoned, so that we arc
enabled to till all orders at very short notice
and low rates.
Our location on Corner’s Point, witli our'
dock on the steamboat-channel, gives us su
perior conveniences for tiling orders from
Duluth or points along the river or along the
line of the Northern Pacilic.
We paj particular attention to sawing
timbers for houses, docks bridges, &e.
i aprl.yi
E. G. COBURN,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
GROCERIES,
AND
PROVISIONS,
Second St., - Supkkior, Wisconsin.
I have now on hand one of the largest
stocks of groceries and provisions, on Lake
Superior. To < numerate the articles would
be supeitiuous. My stock is complete in
every branch and will be sold at a small mar
gin for CASH. My stock of
BUTTER IS A. HO- 1.
I have also a large supply of
K'eed,
JVleal,
Corn,
Oats. &c.,
CALL AND CET PRICES.
i would also say that my
£ Mu Al ii |
On the Superior City dock is in good run
■;i:order and working up dailv the larire
supply of
Beaso xed Lumber
Which I have just received. Contractors
and others will find it to their advantage to
Wi
make
Ooors, Sash. Window Fr -mes,
and window blinds to okdek.
A. ZACHAU,
DEALER IX
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Boots & Shoes,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Crockery,
Glass Ware,
Willow Ware,
Roofing and Bulging Paper,
STATIo IT E B Y -
CANNES FRUITS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS,
Wines and Liquors,
A. ZACHAU.