i fwH'Ou times.0 ‘.7, SEA V BV't" I(3A .

■f.<h r j: ov brought ’-egtilarly to

v ; y and y,a- and geese are report and us

'■> it* verv scarce.f> A. r. Tharmaa of Ohio has our; v h> ate taVors.

ih-o :g- s <.. ila .streets remind us

summer i- at hand.ir n f * the Wisconsin Central KaiiroXid

an i. ed at Green Bay.

■ -n ic> and Mimo o onr cili. u>, lastinga- ii tin ir g.-i dens to day.L qn . lies !:nh i> arri ing an 1

• i .iris are .retting fille I •

I 1 id I'a\ piup and I r 1) Sif s

la.'t week ‘ ii ii s nu

1 . g dim on Thir i S net

o Timm .son Ax enue^.

•„ e\\ s 1 walk is to b laid on S-mudfrom Net lies on to Becker avenue,

o > of Mr. il G. Coburn’s store has,c i improved by a coat of paint,

r. -! ha Lyturn’s house is ah pla<t"redm \ii can be ready lor an occupant.

il (f. ( ihurn 1 tin tract to

b t..d a pi -ket fence around the CourtHouse.

Lumbermen are getting retry to drivet e if i -gs down Pukegama creek Via; h i'now open.

Wc now receive our mails regu'arly eachda,, whicii is a great satisfaction to Bn-command \.

The schooner Stranger has been bailedout, and now rides on the water like a

liltl duck.'k.j Cl ok and family are to live at lied

( iff, . point on the Indian reservation afew mi;es below' Bayfiel 1.

The bad weather for the past two weekshas b on damaging to the progress of pub-lic improvements in this place.

Livery street and alley should be clearedof es ru bisu before warm weather setts in,

•id iL su airt r travel commences.We soon expect to hear some loud noise

Irma the Sup rior Cornel Band, Theyhave gi.it “brass” enough to make it.

T;:t: T'nlutbi-ms-must be a very dry set. fin ntulsjuiging, from the large quantitiesU h r ; hipped from this point over there

. ver. week.r". ‘.lr-- L-tween here and I)nluib is

. v at '. Tl’.ere wouhlbe more than doublelount of li lif I fa was -u-

-; five <u ms.k.l'.Wh clock Esq. is putting a substun ti 1

, ; around hi> garden of thirty-two lots,the wuolc number of which he owns, with.hv Keepiio.n cl thirty.

The Overseer ot Ulghw tys i at work onSev > i I Si. with a small force of men, clean-m j out ditches and s.iraighteulngthings ;p

nerally after the winter,

in are at work upon the stone founda-tion for the new residence of Mr. llichardU If. When that foundation rots, theowners he id will he a different color.

G o den fence.', are being bum a i I r pairid. Our people intend to raise enoughvvgeiao.es , r tuemselves auyiiow. T.us is

a hat toe (jail of Duluth calls meddlingwit a industry.

fna raft flogs belonging to Peyton A. ;fba

, w'uich went out into the lake, \v<e

p by the n rtheaster and the logs>, ed , hore. As ig and a large crew-.1 ail'll a; e picking them Up.

Ihia ra.lway- ns .1 to have the “ oroad-gau r •

’ f-ver. Now from Massachusetts to

Colorado they are threatened with the“ narr >w gauge.” Tney will yet come backto the old gaugi as a compromise.

bk iu vwu 'kmn kh tuck is a game lha’ ispkiyed ‘-forkeeps,” and vv.is unknown to ihe

We would j “

ii i. still remained a mystery to the presentg aeration. Ku-Klux isn’t a patch to h.

Every laborer unprovided for ; a mid buva lot tor a future home, even if he has to

make m mlldy payments. Pitch in and e t

a lot, when that is paid for, go to work and1 1 , and any span nei

w -rk and improve your own property.Bomeiiunu; Xkkded.—N t ing is waut-

■ 1 V; r>e now than a good ferry scow onAO ua di river. Consj. 1 ■rehle far ling is

no ca that side, and means of gettingcross is very badly needed. 1 his as a

mailer which should receive prom, t atten-

tion from the proper authorities.

Qj.iu; a nun her ot Duluthians were up-<>n iur streets \vst; r-lay. They all ’ueli v-. I the use es very wok and one of them-. and this i< Ike piaee after all.” We s : d** Vy ;;u 1 kept as mute a- a grask p pel*

I v i c condition of the “m mkty.”

\ , lr. fheoiior* Jotiiisou, ■. nois e l ; wrk on the ue v rcs;-

, t Mr. Kie..ard Bardon. met wit a a

v r ■ aceid nt hist M mday. In carryingaw ILT k iite ;o si cahl J and fe.l, his

■ - ie Wndam e, m - g a large a< and ml wound. The

, , In ed uud ing i . ■

in-: wcalUct io. ! :c j i'L week has been• .me hrt mixed. First we had a lb tiel

■ and M-rnir h*r in !lie si; ‘pu ot u gentlenorth -uson1. acme tpani. -1 )y r In. Yesfi rda\ n 1 to-day brought just as bright land Minski: v wea.her as ever “lay out

”_1 : vo>. the outside of a building near the

Post (■ flee may bo seen a nice new signwith Win. Wonderle, Boot and Shoe-nmk-c! on it in ; a.-.y loiters. !fiv..u step insidevs ’i will so-- tlu' “‘bus--'’ h ns lr, who is oneof the best H or;:m(‘ii on Lake superior, andcan make a* good ah ot as . < i ever want

to nut on \ our “ fut.”T.m: Young Chri-vian S -Idlers, children

compri-dug (he Sunday Schools of tin- dif-re/ii denominations oftltis place, had quite

a pleasant time last Thursday. Alterlabelling through our principal streets in

mi dorm with their banners, they broughtup at Post’s Hall, where after refreshmentsand some exercises, the agreeable affairended.

Fisiiino Opeuvtions.— Tne crews ofSmith >Sz Lach ;pelle, ami S!nyer & Bnnda,I’.-ft his' nign for Lin- S nth Shore, hy the“fag Agate. The 1 i I’ s! named crew go to apoint on the la e score a few miles aboveIron river, while he latter <t w go to theBrule river. Both companies took a largesupply ot barrels and salt, and intend topu in i large lot of twine and will spareno expense in prosecuting their businessvForoudy. We hop ■ they may have fairweather and good luck.

i >ERSOX-VL. —lion. Wyman Spooner As-■'i'lanr Attorney General of the Stale ofWisconsin, was in the city last Thursday.

Mr. X. W. Goodwin left on a business!rij> i -r Bavfield a tew days since.

J. E Clough, an extensive piano manu-

facturer of Deiroit, and brother of onr Ill-low townsman, Hon. S. 11. Clough, was inthe city several days this week.

Our old former fellow citizen, .Mr. JohnScott of Thompson, -spent a few days intown this week.

Capt. Win. Sharpe, left yesterday forBrule river, to make arrangements for put-ting up Iris new steam saw mill in thatvicinity.

The following are among the arrivals atthe Superior House: E. D. Westlake, Wa-tertown, Wis.; Wm. Anthony, Buff do;John Scott, Thoms..n; J. li. Cleveland, Sr.Paul; J. F McLaren, Duluth; M. W.W i I>, Amboy, Ii I.; li. i>. Beals, Dubuque,Iowa; A. A. kleLeod, Duluth; A. Hem-<tr. t, Waterloo, Ind.; Jas. S. Trimble, UgW. J. Simpson, Huron, Ohio.

•Vituio!: (::vDo .; —Sea; -I proposalsfor the fiuddiag of ad >ek in the bay at L.

ri ‘l, tu Upper 1 >wn, were opened by theTown B v.ar-l of S.qiervisors lam .Monday.The and >ck i't >bo twenty feet wide, builtof or. os 10x20 Leg an I -A ) feet long, withfour ‘••quare cribs at the end to he filledwith stone. The whole dock to be plank-ed over in a substantial manner in the usu-al way. . The bidding was not so lively asantn iputed, there bring but eight, whichare as follows:f.

. 2H n ringtoil & Murphy 1,9-joStrong & .Nkivon 1,770Vi.-i tr Dt’.wiuival ],91511. VV. Shaw 1,891J. U. Caldwell 1,700“Hubert Osborne ... 2,n(>o

“ “ .’ 1,9(19Af er an examination of the propo>als,

the Board rejected the lowest iid andg & Nevin,

FLt above firm are cxj> nenced lumbermenand do k ib iers, an In . and uht will exe-cute the work s uisfa -t'-ri y Tlie hmldmgof a good and >. kin I ppert .wn is a muchn eded improvement, md we are glad tosee that the proper sl- ps have ieen takento accomplish this ohjo -t.

.Marine Itkjis.— The MUiooner PlrrepontCap .* Al xander Davidson, took her depar-■u,-- 1 !br Ba - '\voo I I-i in 1 'L me q'tarrv yes-terday.

S h.o >ner Neshota left our hay the sthIbr M . quetto, there to load with iron ore10 Erie. Pennsylvania.

Schooner Shape cleared yesterday for"Marquette and Cleveland.

S dimmer Ch irli • left yesterday for Bea-ver Bay o load with lumber for the NorthS ■ r. Silver Mim s.

Si -or Cliaska set sail Friday fori int i la i ! t 1 *ts.

Tug Ague, i hi last night tor Brui 1 andIron rivers.

S:earner i. ■ ; . 8.-ruard, of Uup e-i >r, ar-

-11 v lie; e\ v.i'.ig from the North ShoreSilver iMines.

Steamer S. Simaa Wit* is r run this.sea-son in ta ■ Su Louis river from Fondu!in-to On mta, I Mi! nth an I Sap rior.

Tlu* fast iil’i" fi rry stea aer Fevo, issnaking four trips a day from here to

Duluth.Steamer K:\sota will soon be ready to

:F. -. ■ the iim- <d action, with CaptainGivenll-11 on 1 r n n u-e.

-a ~j . S : r i< at Quebec Pieravvtin_ repairs.

t ina am tiayt‘s*

.ANDScrxruua, - A tsooxsix.

THOMAS CL AjN. {t<>i* ne y ii t I si \v 9

Prob .tf R. trUtrar and U. S. Court > ommiss.otor Douglas County, Wis.

Removed to No. 232 Second Et,,UOR - - - WISCONSIN.

ISew pwellingr ll<mse,FOR SALE OR LENT ( HEAP.

Contains nine rooms. Location pi .e-ant.

Within five minutes walk of Quebec pier, Superior,

quire of GEO. L. BROOKS,

Shaw A Ingalls Store, Duluth,or Hiuam Llayks, Superior. marlß-tf.

Established in 1857.Willinm Cranwell,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,OFFICE ;; 13 2ND STREET,

Scpkrioe, -- - Wisconsin.

H. M. PEYTON & CO.,SUPERIOR, ----- WISCONSIN,

DEALERS IN

LUMBER,LOGS AND TIMBER.

We have ext--- i-<- facilities ut onr

Mill on Conner’s PointI For the manufacture of lumber and timber of all

| kinds, and alw:s; s keep on hand a full supply, both

M-.ecn and seasoned, so that we are enabled to fill allI °orders at very short notice ami low rates,

j Our location on Conner’s Point, with our dock on

1 the steamboat channel, gives us superior conveniencesfoi filling orders from Duluth or points along the river

■

I or along the line of the Northern Pacific.Wc pay particular attention to sawing timbers for

ridges, &c. 22

JAMES BARDON,CLERK CIRCUIT COURT,

WISCONSIN.

Oi i y AX cut 31 a ukot ! I8. WAKELIN, Prop’r,

Nos. 30-", it 307,- And St., Superior,

Will keep constantly on hand a full stock of FRESHBi F, 0 IK, \ EAL, MI ITUN SAD sAGE, FISH,Arc. Also S LIED MEATS and FL-il. Tlukeys,Chickens, Venison aml.Oysi i.i:s. Orders solicited andpromptly tilled for lattre or small quant dies. Giveim i call. lam sure you will be suited in price andquality. 15- S. WAKELIN

SUPERIOR HOUSE,M. L. AVERY,;

E. W. CLARK & CO.,

B A NOBS.Dn.LT H, Minn., March 23. 1871.

Ilavli-g op.-; da Branch of our PHILADELPHIABA' .. G HOUSE i citj of Duluth, euerow prepared to receive deposits, make collection's onall points, and furnish exchange on all the principalcili- s of the United States and Europe.

We are also prepare and to make LOANS on GRAINstore .i. the Duluth El-\ -Tor, ami to NEGOTIATEPARE I drawn against Sill MENUS ot GRAIN andFLOUR. L. W. CLARK & CO.,aprl-tf •

(' I £ <‘st 11 i* ;i ii t .

U JL HILL. Prop v tor,Tii *. oddiugtuu 810- ii, Of .-m'.- I’o- Iti. .

Meals at .ill hours, of the best ’he Mu kei :iii nKOj; t, r St.-w- and I! ; C -ff.-e aervi-il up on -.hurt n- tice.

B .rd b> tty Jay or wet k at n-.is..nal.le rate-.

DRIED AND CANNED FRUITS, CANDY, CIGARS, iC.

-Pus iinJ C kt-s iilways on hau . i.u'lJ-ll

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS.ln Circuit Court.

Ann Marguriett Iluguier, Plaintiff, )

againstAntoitie Saviui- r Maximillien Hnguier, D< fenden; i

In th name of the State of Wisconsin, to the abovenatm and and fendant:You nre her- ht summoned and required to answer

the complaint of th ' plaintiff in th ■ above entitled ac-tion which said complaint is filed in the office of theC! . !•; of tins Court in and for the Comity of Douglasi.i m - . in the To -n o, Superior, and to scrv ■ a copyof year never upon the undersigned at his office insaid town of Superior in said County within twenty>1 - aft r tie' service of this summons exclusive of theday of service And if you fail to answer said com- :I>i;;i:i t within the time aforesaid the plaintifl in thisa -ti m will apply to the court for the relief demandedin the complaint. TIIOS. CLARK,

Plaintiff’s All’y, Superior, Wis.Dated March 28th A. D. 1871. 30-7

e; T.UKOK WISCONSIN, COUNTY-OF DOUGLAS—In Circu t> C >ih t.

J Mi L. Morriam and 0.-n .- t„ Bt-cker, riairtiffs,)-,-a nst I

i I’.- Tl i Hi-i-’teiil' wiJ i v ,>f Willi'ini 11 -Dins, |>!. : i- l it. n \ IT. it ■li-nshea-l, K.limiml }• Summons.

Ho! 11 -i-hraJ, ti,.-n 11■ >ll i i.~ 1j ■ ij. an-1 Maiy 11- N |! irei at, n.in ir children and heirs at law of I\\ ill am H- I'.insliea i devrased, Drtei.daitts. j

TV e r ate ofWisconsin to the nl- -vr named defendants ;

Y -u herel.y sumns -ne-1 a- J ieqnire-1 to an-wt thec-.niplaint.f.! .! i. M . : iam .a (i.- r-.-o I. it- k- i ii,.- j.l iintifi'-i in tli*nln>ve

.-•1 tint action r-e.d c.-aiplamt lia- Ix-t-n tiled iu the t-fticef■' -i -i k■ f 1 1• ■ s ;'i tu i, in ami for the -am County ot D-niglug

.•t i Town if Siij-i.r in raid County and tu serve a ropy of;>. .r at hi- ti l tie tinder.-; Vued at his office in the sdd Town :f ?UJ'*ri-‘!. Unra-itl Wiliiiu twenty da VS alt or the s. rvico of

ni - - up..ii y u o::.dii-ive the dayof service and if !fi t to an-v r the i. I .-..ti.pl tint within ti.e time :.foresail! ;

t! - ; 1 iini.it- m ilii.-t a< t .-u Will apply far 1 ’on: t li-r the relief.K n.-ii-,.-I it: -d . on:.-.plaint. IJ. N, .-KfZKK, l*l‘ff- ArUv.

1 ,t. and April ;Sl. .)•> 7.

SUL RIFE'S SALE.Vf < r WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF D* ‘CO LAS—In Circuit

Comt.Fredere A. Nr-aii a, I’lainti.T, J

agitn-it (

Jam-- P. Crr-.e , IT f-u 'art )

. vir* >i< -f in ex 11] .- I >n issued out -1 nnd under the seal fthe Cir> ■i'i fr i y;ia.* (’ i-ati in the above rut it)... j actionI- guj i -ii- iri r •! an-l h.m: -st the per- -t- it . r..| real

and -;ef- mint J .in-- . . Oi. \es. I in- • s-v,.-•i . . el up 1 . w-j.jt ■! :b- ! Ted ;u-

--’ ; t. ft - I 1.1 e. :■ et hi;h tlie --i 1 s ! \ubi t b -I iu a. ! to: . ; | ;.- •v, at llu- -l-ile I the •! ketiuit *.f !!:•• -aid judi-

. nvc iiut v i vip: .-a the 27:.' -i-e of l'-fo;ilr] -70. or.v have- ce i[iii!e 1 of, in and t- the emitbeast of

’ . ;! -ptirf iof - • i'-li ' iv.-n-y-li . (25/0 lilaiaiug l-.rtv. • • . if, • ;mi i t.- it in Moil tl!iy i r .< in the or! i atf of1-' ,u. 11 : -tat;,Hi r -,y-live all iu tl u-ui;. fnrtv-uuir

1 ;•* n t- . 11 : :■ <e fr! i-ru ,• 1 ". et ill t to- t■> -II . f Sc|'o; lor,

■ i . • ■ i-,,r i-iv-- •! Wi-iu-oin. li-'i;_ nii etv aoie-* of

t, ■ - - -.I r--l - ia- :-i:.I li-ht, tine '-lin<■ e- I i> .11xp ii. !• ■■ !sll at • ill Iu- auction t - the Ii *;h ,t bi-l,ler on

.NiIAY i dii AM; DAY OK M A V :s7l.t i..;i ..-.do ;. i t’.u- f a • . tii it Jty. at the liter •!- <r of

! h i.; - !.. ... i.: C J. .1 H■ . k .1- '.test .-e- .i.ii Steel ills.p i r, c-- 1 u. ■ of Vi v, m- ii to i -ti-li . ide> .a: i, rt-, Tv .-.u-ti .IS. i p-.->. ■ a inay tti.-ietotn I. ;--a-. I. U!- 1 £M> i>T -|i r-ff.

I !V.ii. iIATiN. in - Atm u-y.

i-,e-.i ,TX..u e 021.0, r*vr eth, 1871. 31- i

No Itest for tlie Wicked!HARD TIMES AND PLENTY 01

MONEY.R. A. RIGGER,

Provision and Groceryq X) x*3 i y ia ib .

Where you can get the worth of your money and nochange back. me a call.

Heavy Mess Pork aa 1 1 i 1 "t>vesa / and Butter an'’ Grindstones-

Vinegar and Dried Apples-lard anI Tobacco-

P.aspberry Jam and Salt Codfish.Sugar and °r>ap.

A No. 1 Flour and Kerosene Oil.Syrup and Salt.

Onions and Blacksmith Tools-Beans and Ox-Yokes-

Cheese and Oakum-Teas "esin and Stovepipe

Double and Stogie Blochs and Potatoes.Prunes and Mustard-

Crackers and SnowsfcoesLog Chains and CopjTng Ink-

Shovels and Carpet SacksTrunks and Spike.

Bags and Boring Machines-Brooms and Hewing Machines-

Blankets and Rafting Rigging-Candles and Dried Currants-

Rice and dried PeachesCoffee and Cigars-

Corn Meal and Powder Horns-Lamps and Spile Rings-

Hens Cbthii g and a full set of Cooking uten-sils for the Lumbi ring Business.

CABBIES & GABBED FRUIT.All kinds of Groceries, every thing you want and a

' number of tilings you don’t want.It. A DIGGER, 272, Second St.

4- Superior, Wis.

GREAT BARGAINS AT

f E 111 CiJ S- IN'—

STOVES,TIN AND HARDWARE.

Having just received a full and complete stock ofthe above goods, 1 now propose to sell them at thevery lowest pos-ible figures for cash.Don't rely on what some may say, but call and

examine my gOods and prices for yourselves, beforepurchasing el-where, for I am e- iifident you will findit to vonr advantage. Among my stock of stoves willbe found the

"ALL RlGHT,(beating) 4<

AND THE

“REVOLVING RESERVOIR,” (Cook,)besides a great variety of other styles. In my stockyou will find

BOG KB’S, WOODIIEAD’S and AMERICANI Pocket Cutlery,

J. RUSSEL & CO.’STABLE CUTLERY. -

ROGERS k BROS.No. 1, Table Spoons and Forks,

SEYMOUR’S i S-.‘NSSHEARS AND SCISSORS.

WHEELER MADEN k CLEMSON’S

wood Ak 1) o Tii : : i us.RED JACKET, HUNT’S A EE NX'S

AXKS,Universal Clothes Wringer, Extra.

WILLIAMS AND GO’SLADIES, GENTS AND BOYS

SKAT E S ,

BUILDERS’ HARDWARE of every i-- -tript’on,and I,no I other things, too numerous to mention,including the useful RUBBER STRIPS for Windowsand Dour.-* Last, but not h ast. the charming, ,-ilout,

WILLCOX AND GIBB'S

Sc\viii Machines,which will be sold on most liberal terms for the purchaser. N. B. The old Tin Shop still runs sit

R. W. FRENCH’S. {A. ZACHAU,

DEALER IN

DRY GOODS, jGROCERIES,

BOOTS & SHOES,YANKEE NOTIONS,

.

Crockery,Glass Ware,

"Willow are,

ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER,STATIONERY,

Canned Fruits,TOBACCO, CIGARS,

WINES AND LiaUORS..V ZACHAU.

Superior City Brewery,KLEIN <fc DESEMVAL, Proprietors.

it t E have tec-nOv ;■U-1 cxti --i*e arid valuable inipmve-\\ ; nt- mi-ur lirvwer.. an.! are new manufacturing a first

cla-'an u -f

Ga "er lie er,:.ii h we tl deliver t-> onr <-n-'o around the head ofLateS. .-'i i oi a* >- o e N-Mtli.ru laufi; K. K. iu Urge or small

V\), , st h it,-' which we re wlli- g -it lowmtr-: -. Tiv u, t- ’ n- o er ng <* sewle- v.

...

KL.LIN & DE£J-M\AL. j

R. G. COBURN.Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

taecsEsss.A X D

111 II VIS I o s ,

SECOND ST., - - SUPERIOR, VMS.

1 have now on hand one of the largest stocks of GRO-CERIES AND PROVISIONS, on Lake Sup- nor. Toenumerate the articles would be sup* rfluous. Mystock if complete in ever branch and will be sold ata small margin for CASH. M\ stock of

BUTTER IS A. NO. 1.I have also a large supply of

FEED,MEAL,

CORN,OATS, &C„

CALL AND GET PRICES.

I would also say that my

PGAMNG MIGG,On ih# Supei ior City Dock is in good running ord< r

and working up daily the large supply of

Seasoned Lumber,Which I have just received. Contractors and otherswih find it t<< their advantage to give us a call andexamine our work. We make

DOORS, SASH WINDOW FRAMES,AND

Window 1 51in<lsto order.

PIONEER BAKERY.FREDERICK BISHOP F

Takes this method of informing the public and his oidfriends and patrons that he has returned tj Superiorand established his

BAKERYat the old stand, corner of Nettleton Avenue and Sec-ond Street, where he will, as in year- of yore, alwayskeep on band the largest and best stock of

Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakes, &c.A Iso Candies ior* Sale.

52^*Families and others supplied daily at their res-idences with fresh bread.

WINTER ROUTE.”"wlB7l.- rr-1871.-^BAYFIELD,

SUPERIOR,DULUTH

Sragis ii in\nui\.R. D. PIKE, )J. A. ,) Prop’rs.

st-i.es of this line, carrying freight, pa-eeugera and V. sMail leave Bayfield on

MONDAF, EDNESDAY, and FRIDAYof each week, hi riving in Superior on every

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY.

Return Stages leave Superior oneachTUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY

arriving io Bavfiehi on every

TUESD \\\ TUUuSDAY/aml SATURDAY.

T' (Ris if the P . :nv \v;)I rt ixv< \ pos- ♦•nirers and freijflit to :Ti l fr in i, ■ Depot f I k - Supen r .V Mianiss ppi i(. K-, con-|

uecting with m trnii - a-.d t-v lug t sins.i Hi format! u r<;-r ’ i r f-ei. lit, r-te of pa-sige, 4c., run be 1

-iU.il up II aj- -at -II t- I) Pi ... (iii It I . Wl-! VI L▼*■?, It Wta .r 1 - Agent ii i 8.1 tnees rl>'lu ii Minta J. A Clu tey, < ffi •LS. AM. tt. i: . Bt,I'm I Miunesi.la, jau2B-tf 'D field, \\ i- -.msin, January 14th. 1-71.

D. GEO. MOBBISOir,Register of Dcods^

TOWN CLERK NOTARY PUBLIC,AND

)

COMMISSIONER FOR MINNESOTA.Office No 293 (V est 2nd St., Superior, Wis.

OPENED ISuperior Meat Market.

THOS. GARRETY, Proprietor.All kinds of Fresh and Salted Meats constantly . n

hand. Also fresh vegetables. Give me a call.rr ii i:

Wakeh’n House,S. WAKELIN, PropT.

Board,3-

O wen Sliei-iclaii,Second St., Superior,

DEALER IN

Iron, Steel & Nails,

■ Heavy and Shell

HARDWARE.Stoves, Paints,

Oil, Glass,Putty, &c.

Hiram Hayes,Attorney at Law,

SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN, j

ESTABLISHED IK 1857.

WILLIAM CRAXWLLL,

Seal Estate Agent,OFFICE, 343 SECOND ST,

Superior, - - Wisconsin.

Weal Kstato

Hoitgirt mi cl Hold.

Land Warrants located.TIILES EXAMINED,

AUSTilA CIS FURNISHED,

TAXES PAID FOP EOX-EESIBE^TS.and (IEXEIIA L LM'OK MATiUX'CoMMLXI (’ A TELrespecting the value of property iu this section of thecountry.

[( or.R’ypoM'iM.1,1 itk;>.]

NON-RESIDENT CAPITALISTS,

j who contemplate investing money here, will find itj for their advantage to address the undersigned for

1 advice in the matter, as bv so doing thev will .rain!

!.-io, ■((/'/< respecting three important th'ngs—

Is . J“ know pkkcisely the locality or spot where to

uirest their money.

2nd. To k now coukkctlv the value of the property theydesire to p o-chase.

3d- To know Bttl r.j.v the way or manner iti which toproceed to yet It at the lowestfigure.3- W. GRANWEIL,

D . SC ii I T T St.Corner of Second St., and Ilollinshead Ave.

Supjciiioit, - - Wisconsin,Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

GROCERIES,—AND—-

wMwmmws*FLOUR,

MEAL, &

EE D ,

CANNED & PRESERVED FRUITSC OCKEEY km WOOLEN WARE,

—ALSO—-DRY GOODS,

CL O THING,11. I TS,

CAPS,BOOTS,

• SHOES,AO., AC., AC.

For salt i y 1 1; • Barrel, Case or Bottle a large selec-tion of

CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.BRANCH STORE

m DULUTH* OH BAY DOCK.

b y :

HEAD CESTRB or THE GREAT

UNBOUNDED UNIVERSE.

i BOOTS,AT LOW PRICES.

Vincent Roy,No. oCP, West Second Street,

Has on hand a choice and well selected stock of

BET GBBBS,PROVISIONS, ’

a ROC IdRIES,CLOT BIA'G,

BOOTS AM) SHOES,

L \ DIES WEAR,Fancy Notions, Etc,,

All of which he will sell cheap tor R tdv Mon- v. Socome forward all—Sec and Exam' ne for v.nn--(,’all early and call often, aud . uir an inough money

Buys and Sells I'ursi.