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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

The London Times of yesterday comments
in an injured tone on the resolution welcoming
the Fenian exiles, which General Butler offered,
and the House of Representatives adopted
few days since The Times regards it as an
act of ayowed hostility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

= An auction sale will take place next Monday
evening. in W ashington in which the curlosl-
ties of the dead letter Office will be disposed OF
Sixteen pages of the catalogue are taken up
with an enumeration of articles, nine out OF ten
of which are exclusively in the ladies line
Lace collars. ribbon and edging are frequently
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03
mentioned.

\ dispatch from Washington, to the Itch
mond State Journal, says: The committee to
investigate the management of the Soldiers and
Sailors fund meets again tomorrow, and the
alleged swindle in the purchase Of the Hamp-
ton property in Virginia WILDE ventilated Is
there never to be an end to of these alleged
cwipdloS ?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03
VALENTINES
Received and for sale nj
FRENCH

Received and for sail. at
FRENCIiS
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE
No. 81 King street.
\ complete a;$ortmnnt of ALENTlN Is, !:oI.'
one cent to SO each Valentine Writers; Va
cntnr Cards and Comic Valentine; in e:-,, -
ricty.
The Tribune Almanac for 1871 20c
Lost and Saved, by the Hon Mrs. Norton, a..
thor of Stuart of Dunlealh 81 %
Treasury Of Christian Thoughts ~.
Counsel to a Mother, by Rev Pye Henry I!e
vase Fellow of the Royal College 81 Sarge.
Of England, etc; 81.
Steps Upward hy Mr. France, Dana Gs.e
author Of Elsie Magoom. "ti"rties Sncrtr"
etc: 81 -
Birth and Educatiul Iy Mari" S"p!:
Schwartz; translated from tn" Swedish -.
New Books daily.
ian p G.. T.. FRENCH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

Prominent bankers in London write that the
appointment Of Minister Schenck is most fa
vorably regarded, and the prospect of an early
settlement of the Alabama claims is good. The
growing anxiety in England to finally dispose
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

In relation to the ruulors about changes in
the Cabinet, the Washington Republican says:
We are authorized to say there is no truth in
the statements that President Grant contem-
plates reorganizng his Cabinet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

The Executive Journal kept by the Sec
rotary of the Commonwealth, for the year 1860
and 1861. was carried off, Immediately after the
evacuation of Richmond. and now cannot be
found any where
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

General Reynolds has been elected Senator
from Texas The election took place on Tues
day, January "a He is elected to succeed
Morgan G. Hamilton in March next. Senator
Hamilton was elected some months ago by the
same Legislature for the short and long terms.
His opponents now declare that the election for
the long term at that time was illegal. and is
therefore void His friends hold the opposite
nrininn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

There is fear expressed that the President
will veto the bill to repeal the test-oath. He
has been urged to this course by Southern
radicals We hope this rumor may turn out
to be incorrect But We have no certainty
One thing is just as likely rs another Presi-
dent Grant is thoroughly Radical and partizan.
Still we hardly think he will veto this BILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

1t is now believed in Washington that all
the steamship subsidy bills will fail to pass
Congress at this session, and that many of the
Land Grabbers schemes will be defeated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

Yesterday, on motion of Mr.. Lewis the SEN
ate concurred in the amendments of the House
TO the bill to divide the State of Virginia into
two judicial districts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

The Thrasher ghost in Botetourt still comes
and goes and we see it stated that the Moon
ghost in Albemarle has revived Hardly two
ghosts of the same character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

We notice that about this time the Radical
Journals are showing, by their remarks, every
disposition to ''let into Mr. Sumner quite
vigorously. He and Mr.. Schurz are not in
favor at the White House Just now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

In Boston and New York movements are
making to collect funds to send to the relief OF
the destitute in France, and application will be
made to the government to send a national YES
sci to take cargo of provisions, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

VIM. B. Stokes, of Tenn, a member of the
present House of Representatives, is a candi-
date for Sergeant at Arms of the next House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03
NNASHlNGTON u OHIO RAILROAD
81 % g 10 - s.:;:..:;::;

On and after October Oath, 1870 the trains "''
this road will be run rs follows:
The Mail train will leave Alexandria dali!
except Sunday. at $50 Il. m; arrive at l.""5huc.
at 1920 a. m. and Hamilton at l0:i0 a. m. Lca'r
Hamilton at l2:lj p. H.. and Lresburg al T.
p. m. and arrive at Alexandria 1T 2::35 p. m
The Accommodation Train will leave AlcSa:
dria daily. except Sunday. at p, ~. and arri,r
at Lcesburg at G:30 p. III. Leave Leesburg al . -
4. m, and arrive al Alexandria ut $40 4 III.
The $50 a. H. train from Alexandria and l.3!p
D. m train from Hamilton. connect AZ Hamllt""
with kcmpS Daily Line OF Coaches for Purcell
vile. Snickersvillc Bcrryville and Winchc,,":
also, with Rcam"rs Line of Coaches. which Ict'c
Leesburg daily for Balls Mill, Adj" and MAJ.
dlrhurg.
oct lift X. II. HAVENNER Tick Ag,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

The statue of Lincoln by Miss Winnie Ream
is to be placed in the former hall of the House
of Representatives., in the Capitol at Washing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

The financial condition of the State and PEG
pie of Virginia, including the subject Of taxa
ton, the State debt. the interest upon debt
&c, &C., are attracting at this time much at
tention and concern Taxes are bearing heavily
upon cities, towns and counties. The expenses
of county organizations, under the new Consti-
tuition, are necessary. 1t behooves I'LL to re-
trench economist and be saving and indus
trious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

Gen. Rollins. who was for many years one of
the leaders of the Wing party in Missouri, and
is now member of the Missouri Legislature,
made an eloquent speech in favor of the cleo
ton of MIR. Blair as U. S. Senator from that
State: and spoke in the highest terms OF the
Democratic party at the present day. He has
no prejudice about party names. He is for the
reality Former Wings and Democrats are
united upon great Conservatives principles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

On and after ST NDAI, January ~, 1871. on"
daily passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LINCHBCRG, connecting n
Gordonsyillr with the Chesapeake ard Oh,
Railroad 10 Richmond. Staunt"n and III" Vi
ginia Springs; at Lynchburg for the West Nj;
Northwest.
Leave Washington daily NJ Go Il. IA s,i
! Alexandria at 500 y. IN. arriving AZ lymchhg:&
at 800 p. IN.
Leave Lynchhurg NJ s:2j 81. Ia. arriv" NJ A!e<
andria mt J:2j p. III. and ri Washington Il: t!3
y. IN.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Wa,hing,o!.
daily ("Ncrpting Sunday II 1920 II. m; icaNr
AlcXandri; ~ ll:n 81. IN. pass Strn>burg ~ 4 ~
D. m. and arrive at Harrsonbnrg ut 20 p. l..
Eastward, leave Harrisonburg nj $50 81 !"
pass Strasburg at go Il. m, arrive al Alr1andr!
at l:JG D. H., and at Washington in time for coz.
Meeting with the 300 p. n. train from Na'A
ington to Baltimore
Good connections. by comfortable cHachc- A.
made to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax sts
ton: To Middlrburg from Plains - lpptrrI.i.
from Piedmont, and 10 Staunt0n from Hsrr!=J:-
burg.
Both the Eastward and Westward bound ,c4i:.
make close connection al Strasbnrg with T."
Winchester and Strasburg Railroad to Ninc!,',
ter, Harpcr's Ferry, Sc.
Elegant sleeping cars n" run daily hrt"cr..
New York and Lynchburg, without change
Also. cars through hntw"rn Baltimore ~
Lynchburg, avoiding the Inconvenience" - trH'.,
fer in Washington
Through tickets and baggage c!i"ci,"d |" a.
j. NJ BROADTS,
jan 21tr General Ticket Agr!,
VVv,Su1NETnN c OHIO PAJI pnAh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

GEO. RAILROAD. The Richmond VA
Wing of Yesterday says that the railroad event
of the dav was to have been the introduction
in both houses Of the General Assembly OF
bills empowering tie Chesapeake and Ohio
rairoad-frSt. to construct :; short line route
from point east of Coyington to Richmond.
There is to be no limit rs TO points, and the
road will take the general line Of the James
river valley secondly. this company will also
ask the right to branch at point not west OF
Stallnton, and run an air line round To Wash
ington for the convenience Of travel and light
freight third. if they find it desirable hereat-
ter: they ask to be permitted TO make branches
from Richmond TO deep water. The proposed
road to Richmond will commence. We hear. II
built. near Clifton Forge.
Be SYsTEMATIc.-It will add more to your
convenience and comfort through life than you
can imagine. 1t saves time: saves temper.
saves patience, and saves money.
BE systematic in everything : let it extend to
the minutest trhe it is not beneath YOU.
Whitfield could not 90 to sleep 1T night. if. at
ter retiring he remembered that his gloves
and riding whip We're not III their usual place.
where he could ay his hands right on them in
the dark. Oh any emergency.
Systematic men are tile reliable men lllcy
are the men who comply with their engage
mGntS.
A SrGGEsTIoN,-Rctcwing to the quarrel
between the B. and o. railroad and the roads
running between Baltimore and New York. rs
to the rates of fare to be paid and divided
among the companies. from Washington ia
New York and vice vcrs;.) the New \ ork Tx
press says These roads had better settle
| their differences without appealing to the pub,
lie. mere especially while Congress is assuming
the business to incorporate air lines. and al
other species Of railroads aIl over the | :.
# is now claimed thu; til" bill repeating the
tcst-natIl. which PASSED the House on las
Wednesday, is only applicable TO persons here
after elected or appointed TO office and will moi
reach the case ofDr. Miller Senator elect from
Georgia. aud that i special act will have to he
passed removing his disabilities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

Uses OF THE BEARD-Thc inhaing OF me
tallic particles to which certain wor kmcn arc
exposed is rcplcte with serious and lasting cl:
fects. In autopsics of persons who have died
from pulmonary consumption. the lungs are fire.
quentl y found filled with the substance bel ong
ing to the peculiar business which they have
pursued during life. Cotton, in the form Of
dust. metal filings, chemical vapors, fumes Of
copper, arsenic, etc. arc but small number OF
the many substances which enter the lungs
and finally destroy the lives of those engaged in
such occupations The lace wcavers Of Ger
many, and those occupied in the papcr->taining
factories. are particularly exposed to these
perncious effects Many temporary means
have been tried to protect the artisans from
such fatal consequences. but none have been
found as effectual as he wearing Of beard
and moustache. These and the hair which
grows in the nostrils are found to be the best
protection
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

The nomination Of W. j. Crtmer to be Min
lister to Denmark Was considered in the Exc
cutive session Of the Senate yesterday but no
vote was reached Mr. Cramer is now at Co
pcnhagen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03
MARKET PRODUCE.
1Sl WM. \. JOHNSON y CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in I'll! /

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in :!l kIGi' Cd.
MARKET PRODUCE,
No ~ North FairinX street
We are ais" prepared 10 furnish the trad- wiki
FRESH FISH from our stands At III" Inn:h"
house Orders from the country will r"rciy"uur
special attention.
Our wrll-known reputation in the ab"yr hu.,.
ness We offer IL an nduccmcnt to our cu,to!M":..
who will be- fairly dealt with and get what tho
buy ian lS--,ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03
i . II. 4 q " r w

Either hy The r,rg.'. car l"aL 'r retail
hi,-Cna Docks Alexandria. Va. and George
town. ID. E. jan l!tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

These perOdlcNl- are tho medium through
which the greatest minds not only of Great Brit
ain and Ireland but also of Continental Eu-
rope, are constantly brought into more or less
intimate communication with the world of read
rrs History, Biography, Science, Philosophy,
Art, Religion, the great political questions Of the
past and Of to-day. are treated in their pages as
In. learned alone can treat them. No one who
would keep pace with the time can nllnrd TO do
without these periodicals.
OF all the m"rihlirs, BlaciwD,"i holds the
E1rnlnnst nlMrr-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03
RAILROADS.
A LENANDRIA & WASHINGTON R.

A LEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON R. r
81 q. s::.:.: -
SAML. VI. SHOEMAKER. PrcsdeL.
J. DEAN SMITH. Treasure:
OSCAR A. STEVENS.......... .Secrttfr;
DIRECTORS
Richard IT, Mrrrick. J. Dean Smith.
Georg. VIM. Brent. Walter Lemon,
Oscar A. Stevens.
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, January Goth, 1874
through Mail Trains leave Washington. from
Maryl land avenue depot,at 30 a. IN; !or i'yncI
burg and intermediate stations, Sundays lnc!ui
cd and l045 g. m for HarrisOHburg and int!
O.. A. s. ~ T. r.. Sundays excepted. Lcays
Alexandria, from the corner Of Duke and Henry
streets, at 200 D. III. from Harrisonburg, sunday
excepted and $40 from Lvnchb burg. Sunday,
included.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washinglo:.
from Maryland Avenue Depot, al 10, 9: - and
ll:lj a. m. and 200. 800 q. Gl0 and 1:lQp. II
Leave Alexandria, from the corner Of Duke AT
Henry streets. at As and 9:30a. m. and from Ia:
corner OF King and st. Asaph street, At u AM
1915 u. m and ID and 5 p. III. -
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandria,. ::o:s.
the corner of Duke and Henry streets. Al ADJ
H. Leave Washington. from Maryland aT"nu'
depot, nj 7:lOp. m.
Through tickets can BE- procured n the oil.
Of the Company. corner 18th street ana Mary
land avenue, Washington. and haggag" checked
through.
O. A. STEVENS Gen. Supt.
W. J. PHELPS, Gen. Manager jan st
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81 "a N s

ALEXANDRIA AND MAJ
~ ASSAS RAILROAD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-02-03

O. y. STEVENS. Gen. Supt.
". J. PHELPS. Gen Manager. jan Ut
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-10-14

Many Of the homeless ones have been
gr@.@togaly conveyed away from Chi
cago 70 neighJoring cities and towns, and
IN general every effort is being made to re
-Love the immediate suffering caused by this
GREAT and memorable ara. ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-10-14
Whole Towns Destroyed.



WHILE ti0 P"0lic @''on'ioH Is 50 S'Lo"2Iy
attracted 70 'a9 astounding sPeo'@0lo O :
great Guy II Hai'es' We o. " lSco"s-ii q
ieaSC must i'o' lo'5eo 'L'e .,'o ''@a'9 o poor
5'--aioIs VINO nav = 'os' - ~ Wv I enc
ooaS oeLoS9 q iI'e ~ '''0 P''l0 I0le e'''
around STfeen l''-y
we nave no h'S'Fo % el'0oF ill'o 1Ae''''ls'
inc statements Ih"v come % Us are Ae''l0-
rendlns. we 1oeI Ike saying "lta me 25'
Paul Pioneer Of the l2th:
The horrors Of the oae@s2 a @ e1oy Jam 'Ee re- o@19one 2y
peninsula. The Story is positively sekeaips. Hun
aes Of 22oge have @ oofn d ro@.sa o. II 'ne ra LANES e
sao burning up Of the iohabitaats. Tie particulars
are aoFF2-e & e3oaae 20 aa' comment On 'o 0o'n
rrbo towns Of pesbti~o. zTenomiDeo, and
,t,,o.. -r,.rta, ~looos on fba western shore
- rz..o, paz, and tfa VILLAGES Of Williams
aor4 F,,str5rfa an5 other D]aeea an the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-10-14

ers feelings on the subject under consideration Mr.
Becker and the Railroad Company know quite well
here know, the Importance to St, Cloud ot the
work they propose; can certainly lose nothing in
their estimation, by plainly acknowledging what all
recognize to be the fact What ST. Cloud has to fear
is apathy and internal dissent0n, not outspokon and
manly negotiation to secure our ends
After this pointed speech the resolutions
were carried without a single opposing
vote And for such prompt united work
St. Cloud deserves the success she has at
tanned.
With such work Superior viii succeed
after her long years Of tribulation." And
we may say with the Mayor, what Snpe-
rior has to fear is apathy and Internal dis
sention, not oot-spoIzen and manly negotia-
ton to secure our ends" But while every
city and village in the Northwest is making
ready for its share Of the coming harvest
Of prosperity, we cannot believe that Su-
perior VIII delay another month in view Of
the fine opportunity she now has to build
her first railroad
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-10-14

/ (9f {zfFFEAE0 EETGT~TTTIE E-E--
--...-.-...-..
/ Our readers are sad!v familiar with tba
terrible news. Of the destruction Of cbfaqoo
Lv fire ranna7 n, e4ron-. s,,.t7.a,.r,- ..5r..
the flames saon r,ood bo,on5 cont'.,I
Ileaped the South Branch. and with faarr,I
Ispeed swept from block f. lloc1- diyaotIv
through the business heart Of fine eifv. EI-
| evators, banks. churches hotels. stores
Inewspaper buiIdiuus. railway aenofs nrh-
lie eliIfces. All tbs palaces Of mar5I. and
/ iron. that stood between Harrison Street
sr7 4Io .-,,o,. f.,,4 4r., contr, GA. I'M
/ = e.os. .r.,. -.a,-. -:...,.e..-.. .g...-
= C.L...--. 49,. 7..-l.---.-...
nm e., -,o... -.--.-.. - r a..
I'D IL. No.4b s;7o .n4 s,-o,,2 f. ~.
ooI, p,rl- 7,.,.nioo- ,,-.,.,.ts;.,m, - g.. ,r.-
r,-+,l II ,..fo rrr,os.r.,- .o.,2,.., s. .o,..z
e,,. ,.-on+ ~ f,.l rrla lo..r,.s ~ t7.. f-o
we're Of conrsa ir7aser.ha7,1a The l,no..,-
oa,,a +ao+ 4ha o;t,, g,,s doomed. tha- -,,,,,er
Iossnoss If effort. fbo anna7Iina l,lqra and
roar of t,e flames. 4ba swif.nosg of tba;r
annroacb the constant ovoIoqiors thu
ontcr;as thn f,IIinc, walls. the rascno of
tbe sick the children the IeIoIaqs. the
hurrving too and fro Of hundreds Of thou-
sands. pale. bewiIdered and frantic: the
loss of the savinos or accommodations Of .
life t;no. tba uncertainty whore - 90
what to do whom to t,ust how to oct The
nocossa,;es ofI;fo. al tb;s and . tborsan1
nor+;onIors ,,,,o,,od sl,ou, - tbo4 IA ,.ooI
itv Of the scene on that tirsr v4-d 1,inht
beogars descrintjon,
| But those who have ever been familiar
with the majestic buildings that lowered
with one continued palace front along the
business streets Of Chicago, can imagine
that they must have looked down on wild
comnotion that NIGHT as the Unsuitable
flame whirIed toward them, ana the inn
mcnso multitude surged along in advance.
The destruction Of propertv has been esti-
mated at several hundreds Of millions. The
most moderate estimate 7Iaoee r. I,o4.yaan
two and tbrae hnnlred millions. an meal
c1fa1Ia snro of money d fI,a ordinary mind
crao,n, fo,.ooos+s of ,bo e,.oo;or f.,trmo
or4ha oo',r4r,, have heo, ;o7,1go7 n H.
HIM, ,,s.,.s,o,,o, >, s.ao.,r.t,,( ,,ro, ~.
results of the confederation. WAL Sc. with
its usual sensityencss has shown some sigas
Of fear.
But the latest news from Chicago is
j more encouraging than the earlier reports
! Many Of the banks have found their treas.
|ure uniniured, and have resumed business
u The rewsDaDer men are AGAIN publishing
Itba:r oaaarz. fha rorrnal. Post Tr;hnra In
|otBars aa,ono- them. Some Of the eastern
insurance cooDanies. at one time though,
ruined. expect to paw tbair quota. III.
saved abstracts Of ti1re win save tbo deeds
2 The express compaafes are all RIGHT. Som.
I of faa elevators and daao+s osaanel. alar,
in,,orfant nanars we're rosa7ad Field
Ito. 3 O. and + y. ra,.,rar +, o.
i w,tI, otne. Iaa5inr bneinesS borsos hay,
already ros,,n,ad business, T2assanoors ant
f.oigbf now make The nsual connections
One onoino or tbo waite, works will he qa
mo in . week The Chamber Of Conmero
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-10-14

he CHICAGO Railway Review saws:

The Chicago Railway Review says:
general Increase In earnings Dy principal rail-
ways IS shown by their returns for July lasJ which
yield gratifying results compared with several pre-
cediug months and owe July 1870. The Union Pacific
shows an increase for the first time this year The
following table shows the earnings and how they com
pare with the corresponding time Of last year;
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-10-14
1856. SUPERIOR 1871.
LAND AGENCY.
OFFICE, NO. SAT, WEST 2ND ST.
Il. w. ANDERSON, JR..

Real Estate bought and sold on commission,
Tt!J,es Examined and correct abstracts furnished.
/aZe8 Paid for nOn-residents.
Land Warrants located, and all business in con
neotion with Real Estate promptly attended to.
Desirable Lots and Lands in and around sUPE-
kl08 DULUTH, and FONDULAC, for SALE
Several Tracts Of Choice Pine Lands on naviga-
bic streams and very accessible, for sale
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and
sold.
Passage Tickets to and from all parts of Europe
for sale.
With an experience of FOURTEEN years in this sec
tion am thoroughly posted in all that pertains to
real estate and parties desiring invest in or around
Superior or Duluth, having property to sell would
DO well to confer either in person or by letter with
Eze W. Anderson. .gr..
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
SUPERIOR City, WISCONSIN,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-10-14


3s2=s==7=s=
nave nav maze aI5es 70 & e @ 's .al %oR AZ H. oag9 +a1e
graph 10 be Immediately saip2ed and we suppose is
no" On i 3 way 1 r 5ra fe ", o to 5i3 j3 so 9 o TO TO
begin putting down iron as soon as it arrives
:, Is 5 si@oas= 459 few waes tie cans viii 5e
running from this city to Richmond. And we cont
og{ ogag ofo t @ a ra5lo @Sn . o 1 @ aj u m @ @ can be-
secured, and the entire line to Lake Superior built
5lr an cary G5 a ~ as % en5 5eve s5 Il sa 9r @ r
poses Of speculation giving no satisfactory assurances
ON . lnoE @ .t' - I ,oo = % y n. ro. ~ .ra NJ Il, -
ests 10 be promoted by It's construction, They are
oa-5ss , - 1el9 - @ 5d azersia i Of the @ Grant os
measure of simple and aPFarent instioa;
oo1rrrr Lac of ,s l55e ..' a. I. as 55-aT. .
The m m beaias .: this road will bring 'oee@ ESoIPertsy 5
business the like Of which 5se have never seen
u Jae necessary effects ot ials ente'pttse on tfi5
enterprises projected in tits section, we will speak in
de''i 1'i eater -..--.,-sa---
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THIS cable would 60 to prove incidentally
that railways increase their earnings more
rapidly in proportion to their acting as trib-
utaries to Lake routes. Compare the Tol,
Wab. & West, running from st. Louis to
Lake Erie, with the Ohio & Mississippi
running from st, Louis inland. Compare
the latter also with Chic & Alton running
from St. Louis to Lake Michigan. And
note the short Mich. Central between two
Lake routes increasing its earnings more
rapidly than Union s. Central Pacific com
bined.
IuInTv-NINE American vessels were
wrecked during the month Of September.
Only one was q steamer.