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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-24

NEw YORK, Feb. A.-ATrived, the Nebraska,
from Liverpool; the MORO Castle, from Havana
INV YORK, Feb. 24.-Arrivsd, the Helvetia,
from Liverpool.
INV YORK, Feb. 2i.-The ship Golconda has
reached this port, leaky.
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20 Nebraska, California. ani Kansas
and Tie L. d u. X. r. Lands.

The Burlington Route" 80 called. lie,
right in the patti OF the Star Of Empire. |
runs almost Immediately in tho centre d
the great westward movement of cmcgrn
fou. CrCtsiYe ill.noi, and Iowa. il strike.
The Missouri River NJ three poiats.
These three points nrc the gateway. int,
three great sections OF the trans Miss ur
region.
Tha northern gate is Omaha whore th,
great Pacific road will take you to tie l-n.
Of gold and grapes, sunny moUnlaias, an,
perpetual summer
The Middle gate is phiismouth, which
opens upou thr South half Vf Ncbraskn
south Of the Platte river. region unsur,
passed on the coniincn, for agriculture anl
gazing. just here Nrc the q. & VI. Ru,'.
road lands, concerning which Geo. Ssllnr
ris' the land officer at Burlington. Iowa
can give you al information and in The
heart Of them Is Lincoln, The State CaTi'n
AMI Present Terminus Of the road.
The Southern gate leads to Kansas by
connections with the ST. Joe Road nj Hau,
burg, running direct to 81. Joe and kansa.
City.
The trains Of the Burlington run smooth.
ly and safely and make "a connections. It
runs the beet OF coaches, pullman Pnne.
and Pullmgn dining cars and should you
take the journey Tor the Journeys SAX,
nlonr, you vii be repaid or tnke il /,
find home or II farm. aud you cannot fad
either better than among the h. X NJ. lands
where you can buy on ten yeais' credit
aud at a low price.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

Bcaver--Jacob Greeuhol. George Smith
Jacob Gross wilson Gross. DNnl liing lmau
West Beayer--Jose,h Haines, Geo q,
Arhcgas', William krebbs.
Centrc--Jacob Sanders. John Elinglcr
Chnpman--viere. Il Hall, Joseph Long
jonathan Sewers.
Jackson ~-Jncob Lcit1el, Amos Jarrett.
X icarick. Gust Ericnmyer. J . Beaver
Moorce--John Young, Daniel Lcp!ey
William : llilc.
Midllccfeck ck-Eins Kccb. John Siriub
Nidalehrrg Frederick walter.
Pcrry--Danicl Garman. ....
West Perry--JeLn Wciney sr, Thomas
ShcllenOerger.
Pcnns--Gcorgc Schoch, Isaac Row,
Daniel GcnbcrliDg, Levi Erdlcy
Svlinskrovc.-Milcs Wel1el. Henry { Eyer
jacob Schwnrm. Ammon Schocu.
Union--Jacob Burns, ID : 'rhursby
Washington-Jouathou Aibogast ~, %
fios,crmhn, Isaac Mohr. Uriih Wise, ID i
Meyer. q " Mcngcs. Augustus Spr:ngman.
Daniel $ Boyer. John q Glass, Henry j
Adam, Jshn IIummcl.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

COMPANY A, Pennsylvania State Guard
Of this borough. received orders few days
ago TO be ready TO march, at an hours no
'iec, to the seat OF war--that ie TO go TO
|"Scranton." On receiving the orders some
Of the young b!oods who claim TO have
hailed from Scranton" With MS much
pride as Roman citizens once boastcd OF
their birthplace, turned pale, put on clran
undergarmenis and got into ,heeelar when
that much-abuscd place, Scranton" was
mentioned. Quite number have already
procured substitutes. At last accounts
their batt,s-scarrei Captain, D. T. Parks.
was consoiing his veterans with the assn.
rance that the war would not he long and
bloody. This more particularly applies to
that part Of Co. A which did not participate
In he war Of the rebellion.
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TIE FIRE FIEND.

The most destructive fire thai ever visit.
Cd the western part Of our county occurred
az Beaver Springs yesterday morning. We
asve been able 10 gather the following par
|eulars in regard 10 TIA Tho Gre started
n fhsrnginc room Of the Tannery sbont 2
D'clcck A. ". There was high wind pre-
vailisg Ut tho time and the flames spread
rapidly. The property destroyed, as near
a. We can learn, rs as follows q
The Steam Tanneiy, belonging to Mr..
Banks Dreess, with all It's contents. in.
cluding new four.horse wagon loaded with
lsather, which was standing in front Of the
building. ..lo
rhe dwelling house Of Mr.. Adam
speeht.
A match factory belonging to the came
gentleman. :. f
Astable belonging to Mr.. Samuel Bach
nan.
Aiarge barn and other out buildings be-
longing TO Mr.. Jacob Dreese.
A stack Of hay belonging 70 Mr.. Reuben
Dreess. .~
There was nothing sssed from any Of
hs buildings. Mr.. Speeht lost all hls fslrn-
.mrs, dia not even cave any of hs wenr'
.ns apparel, and barely saved his life
=. JAseb Dseess lost allnf ~ horses,
'vs yeung cattle, sheep. ~ &e. w
avs tsaxi 10 estIuAle n H<s1 Il III
~ q II properly 1>11lx ~ ~
rks'lsrs "a ~ ~ lss'
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{EI-4as, .g,. ,-e----r''Sy. ...s-1'fr,vr-6S7
-. ~ rs ~ ~ ils sss:ss
EP FADING RAILROAD
aS Spring Arrangement, Monday
April 3g,.. 1871.


Great Trunk Line fr5m the North Gul
North west for Philadelphia, New Yogn,
kea'ing' Pottsvillc. Tnmalua. Ashl,nd,
Sha ah9hin. Lebanon. AllcntOwa, Ea-jou,
Eplrla, L'u1, Lancaster. Columbia &,.
llalhs i'uVc Nlrlsaura for ny "SIollows'
Mt 3'lu' Sll' n. on, 4 loo r. M. c1nuccIinl
WIN similar trains on the The fennsy'ysnia
hhlIrond, and arriving At Ncw YORK at lo.l
., n'' 8'oo, AMI l",o" !. M, re- p'ctlvcly,
sleeping cars accompany the $40 M,
ran, without change,
-, lc Ic'W' H'"E hohN, Now oih AZ Nv M
I-,uo Nooh' a"d ',m ~ Ph,NI' ,phia. ~
''oo sou u m ana u ~ p m. sleeping cars
accompany Tie 900 p IN trains from
NeW York, without change.
- Leave harrisbur. for Rcnd'ng. Pot'Tillc
ishaqua' Mlncrsviiic, Ashland, ShnmcEin,
A,eh'u"h hAd a de -, nj
e'lO H. 2,Oi and ! 20 p m, stopping nj
10 ~ irain connecting Tor fhilade.phia,
Io,lsNiile and Columbia only. For Potts
Nl"e' sehuylkill Haven and Auburn, via
aeh"ylhIIi ana susluehnhha hailroad,
Leave harrisburg at 3,lu p m
Last lennsylYnnia kallroad trains leave
ReodiDg ;9r Aientown, Easton ana New
Pm. Returnig, leave New York AZ 300 u.
M, 1900 noon and "a" .. m aud Allen
town AZ 7.20 am. l2. IS Noon 2.l0 40 and
$40 p. m.
Way passenger train leaves philadelphia
a. 80 a M, connecting With similar train
on East Pennn. Railroad, returning from
Reading at i 20 IN, stopping at all stations
Leave pottsyillc ut 300 n, m, and
i,30 p. M; lIernd0n at 1900 am; sha-
mokin at 40 and II, il n. M; Ashland al
7,Oi an, and l2.43 noon, Mahanoy City
al 7.5l a. IA. and t.2O D. m., Tamqqua st
S.35 nj, and ., 10 m for PHILADELPHIA
New York, Reading, Harrisburg, Sc.
Leave Pottsyille, via Scbuylkill and Sus.
quehanna r II at {, 10 a IN for Harrisburg,
and II. 05 noon for Pineerove and fremont
Heading Accommodation traia: Leaves
Polisyille Mt 3. 40 IN. passes Reading nj
I. 80 a m, arriving at Philadelpbia at ID. 20
n. IN. Returning. leaves Philadelphia at
5.l5 D m. passing Reading at 7.5b m,
arriving at louisville at 8, 40 D m.
pottsi own Accommodation Train Leaves
Po,tstown at G.3O a M. returning leaves
Philadelphia at 4.s0 m.
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading
a, 100 m. and $40 m for Fpn, alta
Litiz, Lancaster. Columbia, 81.
omen Junction al 7.l5, o,O5 am, 800. and
600 p M; returning leave schweuIsvlle Mt
@ = a..I MI A IL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

TuE April number Of DKwcnssr's MoSru
tY MAdAzisr nripgs US q shower Of literary
pearls 10 elevate our tastes, utilize our re.
sources, and beauiify our homes. Its gor-
,gceus displays Of the new Spring. Fashions
are especially atiri ctivc in their originality
and. beauty; and the exhibition of uscful
and entertaining matter given in this mag
arinc confirms II ms The model magazine of
America. and with an array of beautiful
premiums, some of them worth severa.
times the cost Of a yearly subscription
toniy S3,O0).-among which is a beauiifu.
and artistic parlor Chrome. worth $500.
No lady of taste can Afford 10 be without
This beautiful mon,hly. Address, W. JES-
SiSos DEMonrsr. s3s Broadway, NJ
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

ADvEarIsISG.--P. I. Bnrnam, the grca,
Snowman, gives the following excellent al
vice and suggestions "Stop mopi.g and
orOhking; stop envying your ueighhor's
thrift; do worthy business, .huy gooi
goods, do good work, put up sign, and
then advertise. Don'tbs like the boy whose
father sent him 10 town with bag OF green
corn TO sell, but who lugged the stuff about
tAe street all day tied up--said boo 10 no.
bOdy-aud, Of course, carried tho whole Of
!, back at night, unsold, and gave as an
excuse for the non sale 'hc hadn't heard
any body ray they wanted any green
eorn.'"
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Forney's Press.
THE GREAT RADICAL NEWSPAPER
Get he Best and Cheapest Newspaper
In he Country.
THE PRESS

Isa frsI.ci,ss double-sbeei eight page
paper, containing AZ columns, published
every morning, (escept Sondays.)
TERMS:
DAILY PRESS-Ss 90 rer sunum; So 90
COR six months; Sl00 for three months.
TRI-wEEKLY PRESS. -Jll.00 per an.
nun; az On for six mon, S.p0 for
thtec mouths.
TIE WEEKLY PRESs.-Tbe most valu-
able Weckly Newspaper in th" world. II
contains items az Interest Ia oil.
-.- READ Tue TERMS:
0ne COPY one year 5
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Ten copies, and one ,cry TO the. getier
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Fifty copies. and one copy TO The getter
up or club 81
Ten copies. ia one address, and ono
copy TO the gester up Of the club IL
Twenty copies, 10 one address, and one
copy to The geiicr up of tho club 2i
Fifty copies, 10 one address, and one
copy to the geiter up of the club 6l
One hundred copies. 10 one address, and
one copy Of the Tri- weekly Press 10
tbs getter up Of tho clab Ice
Az oyders shoaid he addressed 10
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Editor ard Proprietor.
sw.cor. 7th aud Chestnut sts., PLila. Pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

J. $. WHITNEY, founder aud proprietor
Of the Allentown Ledger, has associated
with himself, Ma 3. Moss, OF Allentown,
publisher Of the Lehigh Patriot. rhe bus
mess viii, hereafter be carried on by Moss
& Whitney.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

Tur whistle OF Mr.. Dcwalt's Steam Saw
Mill is the kind of music We like 10 boar
II sounds like business and enterprise. and
VIC pc the time is not far distant vhon
the busy hum u manufactures will be
heard In all directions.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

Is another column viii 10 found com
runiostion setting forth the advantages of
Beaver Springs as manu- featuring point
Our correspondent knows whereof he speaks
and those who want 10 make a probable
investment may hook long lime before
they find as good n place as cur neighbor-
ing village beaver Springs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

A sELrcr scuooL has been orcncd in
this place BY Mr.. r. Z. Bower. MIR. Bower
is 6nc scholar and good teacher, and
2psc of our citizens who want their chill
dren 70 have the benefit of his instructions
will do well TO attend TO il without delay.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR NAY There is
m immense variety in til, May numbcr of
Ballcu's Magazine, and the stories, sketch q.
es and poetry are nll good, while the ilius.
trations are fresh and seasonable. Just
what the people like and appreciate. The
terms Of "Ballou's Magazine" nre only
Sl.50 PER year, or 10 cents per copy, or
clubbel with "TnE MoSrnLY NOVELETTE,
for $500 for the two. Thomcs & Talboi.
GO Congress Street, Boston, arc the pub.
lisLors.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

Am now We learn that bill has passed
the House authorizing the Commissioner
10 erect bridge across Middlecreek, in
,he vicinity Of Yosts Mill. IN Penn town.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

WAS getting gray and didn't like Il.
NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE restored
the color of my hair, cleansed my scalp
and pleased me sonderfully. Nothing
like Il In tac market, nor ever was or ever
will be. See advertisement
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DIED.

In this place, on the 9th inst, Minna
Meiilla, daughter OF y. and Mary Weis,
er, aged months and dsys.
In Sclnsgrose on The 7Ih .iSs.., Dr.. X. l.,
Bowcs, aged 10 years.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

TnK State Assnyer of Massachusetts,, "a.
A. Hnyce, NJ. D.. having made an snala,
sis Of Halls Vegetable siciliau Hair Re,
newcr, reports Il the best preparation for
promoting healthy excretions Of the scalp.
increasing the growth and resiesiss the
color Of the hair. . ~ A.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

A STOKE Factory 10 what a few Of our
entcrprisinS m,n are now fglrinS about:
We learn that figures cane out right u, he
last calculation, and AZ the gentlemen who
are thinking Of the enterprise are Jusl III,
orss to shove business, We. may expect to
hevc another manufacturing establishment
is this vicinity in /. sllor, time. Keep the
ball rolling.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

riss lot Of new and sessoaable goods
lust received nt Bowers store. Call and
examine styles and prices.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13
Nj AR clSiICED.

On the soil. ull by Rev. NJ. L. shindel
Daniel q. Kutz of Northumberland county
and Miss Amelia Eckleman Of Selinsgrove
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

Dsp FROM uis lSJuRigs.-Dr. Il. l.
Bowes, Of Selissgrove who was thrown
from has buggy, on Moniay morning Of
last week, and fatally injured. dicl last
Friday. llit ressins were taken to Hall.
fax, Dauphin Co., on Monday last, aud IA :.
TERED in tho ccmeiry nj that place Dr.
Doves was a promincn. aud sutcrprising
citizen and will be missed in Sclinsgroro.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13
ToWN AND COUNTRY. {

DIrp in It's infancy--The Good will Fir,
Company.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13
- MlDDLEBURG, PA
J. A. STiHsyECKER, Proprietor.

Having taken charge Of this old aud well
established stand. the proprietor proposes
O devote all HE attention 10 the providing
o. his Table aud Bar and the nccommoln
lion of both man and beast. lie solcits a
liberal share Of the rrhlio a,ronage.
January J3, lsi, iy
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13
A .AAZZS
" M VEGETABLE SIcluAR
fSA HAIR
ENEWER
GRAY HAIR

Restored to Its Original youtlsui color By ts use
It will make hair grow upon bald heads, except
In very aged persons, IL furnishes the nutrltive
supported.
twill prevent the hair from falling out, and
does not stai th skin.
No better evidence OF It's superiority need be
adduced than the fact that 50 many limitations
CT II arc offered to the public. fr
IT Is SPLENDID HAIR DRESSING!
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
II. y. HALL 81 Co. Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale By all druggists. March. I'm.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

Estate ofSARAH ARE. deceased.
I ErrERS oF ADMINISTRATION unon
] ther erstateai SAEAfg Arr, (wldow of lie ons nj
Anp) late OF Penns township. decea sei. having
been Prhntcd To tue Gndeisigued, all parsons
know'nK themselves indebted to tho estate are
requested u make payment. and those hayln,r
claims against tho saine will present them to
JOHN GEMBfRLiNu
Penns township, September a, 1870
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13
SNYDER co. APPEALS for 1871

At which times and places those who may ftal
themselves ngVrioycd ~ their valuations may
attend u thoy think proper. Appeals will DC
open each dap from o -. l'Ch 4 N % O'Clock
y y Bfurty tax ~ tle rate VI rills or one
lu.i per cent. on each rnl every duilbr % the
valuation JOHN j. LNirlIN.
ISAAC =. LONG ACRE,
PHILIP kl.Ntt
C'unisslYn~rs
Ccmml'aloncrt once, MIddlcbuts, Star. 10, l5Il
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WAsHINoroN Hous Sc.

Md'Mbayy, Sayier County, Pa.
DANL BoLENDER, Proprietor.
fsrsops s,opplngai At this House win End
ssee.sut aeeommodstions, for Nan and
''A''' g-Ae:tf.
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Estate II A.G. IIASSiNGER, decd.

1 ETTERS or ADMINISTRATION upon
~ tbc estate of 4. q. iias,iugcr. tate 81
Nclinsgroyc Borough, deceased. having
hccn granted to the undersigned, all per
sons indebted to the o. e ARE requested ~
make payments, and thns, having claim.
against tho same. will prc,cn' hcm -
JOHN 5. llASSiNGEK.
Jan. 81. 1871. Ndmini.tratur
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-04-13

I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS mp IN
IL the Estate OF Mary lrImiprhous. lat,
Il Centre township, dcccns d, having been
!rnnicd TO llir unlcrsigncl. all person iu.
iebtod to tho estate are requested 20 make
payment. and those having claims agnini
ihe same, viii present 'bcmto
FELlN EREMINGHOUS.
March 81, 1871 Administrator.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

/ nETH To REFERENGES3 ~ Hsst @s
Hon w; e. BrownleFs Hon., n. Cooper, Senators
Z on d. Maynard, NJ e. from Tennessee; Gen. w, z
Aprill-ddW2m
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-19

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16

a short way down the lake, and it seems
as though the currents of air are moving
in circle, coming down from above and
striking the surface Of the lake, and then
following it up until they encounter the in
tiuences of the land, hills, and woods at the
head Of the lake, and then turning and
forming those currents that are seen through
the lower strata Of clouds moving toward
the southwest
eve have" Mr.. Goodwin says, "a snrer
rule Of toreoasting these Northeasters than
BY the barometer-that is, by the rise Of
the water in the lake. If the water first
recedes, and then suddenly rises, look cut
for heavy Northeaster But if it only
rises, and does not rece3e detore rising, the
blow viii be light"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16
ST. PAUL AND THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

The city Of st. Paul is destined TO play a
greater part in connection with the North
ern Pacific railroad than many appear to
realize. What Portland, Oregon, is to
Puget Sound, st. Paul is to the head OF
Lake Superior It IS in fact one Of the
eastern termini Of the road, and is recog-
nized as such.
The early purchase and consolidation OF
St. Paul's two best railroads, namely the
St. F. and p. r.. r. main line and branch
with the Northern Pacific, shows what an
important estimate is put upon the com
manding position and commercial advan-
tages Of St. Paul by that far seeing corpor-
alton. The completion Of her road to the
Red River Will make St. Paul to all intents
and purposes the initial point of the North
ern Pacific for the present at least. She
will be . point to which long lines of rail
way viii converge, conveying freight and
passengers for Red River, and the rich val
ley of the Yellowstone.
She holds the inside track at present
both literally and fguratively, tapping the
n. ?. II. r. so far west of Lake Superior,
and at the precise angle that will make her
road i'll the line Of the shortest route to
Chicago, and the East.
St. Paul is prepared to transact the sup
ply and wholesale business of the Bed
River region the moment her road Is
through to that quarter. Her merchants,
and manufac turers are awake to the situa-
ton, ana ,hey have the capital to work with.
Before the n. p. r. Il, Is built along the Lake
shore and across the 6aplt River to the
East, St. Paul bids fair to build up re-
markabIe trade with the Red River valley
that it viii be hard TO divert.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16

THE Editor of the Duluth 1innesotiaa
has returned from St Paul, and vicinity.
The Doctor coaxed Mr. Donnelly into The
traces, overIaid s. Paul accrbitcs with the
fine gold of Duluth amenities, and carried
the State House half way 10 Duluth ELc
dropped it in tire vicinity Of s.. Cloud and
Sauk Rapids, i being to heavy TO carry
further at present The Doctor is around
when 'Ethinrs is yCrI5iu'."
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16

For the manufacture Of lumber and timber Of al
kinds, and always keep on hand full supply, both
green and seasoned so that we are enabled 70 FIJI all
orders at very short notice end low rates.
Our location on Conners Point with our dock on
the steamboat channel gives US superior conveniences
for filing orders from Duluth or points along the river
or along the line of the Northern Pacific.
We pay particular attention to SAVING timbers for
houses, docks bridges, &c. 50
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-16
4, c. ELLIOTT,
AUTHORIZED AGENT
For the Lake Superior towns
Senatorial Convention.

3 Republican Union Senatorial Convention to be
composed Of delegates from the several counties Of the
oath Senatorial District viii be held at The Court
House, in the City Of Hudson on Wednesday, Septcm-
Der Goth, 1871, at O'clock P. H., fer the purpose Of
nominating candidate for State Senator ana for The
transaction Of such other business may properly
come before the Convention.
The Counties in SAID district will be entitled to
reurcscntation as follows:
Ashland, /; Rarron / bayfield,, 2 Burnett,
Douglas, 2 Pierce, Il Polk 3; st. Croix, =
II. i. BARG0N,
PANE CONVERSE,
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VOLUME 2.

zens have had public spirit, and enterprise
They knew enough to work together, and
work all the time.
They ore now beginning to enjoy the re
wards Of their labor. AS grain port, To-
ledo is now third in the list, ranking imme-
diately after Chicago aud Milwaukee. She
IS the terminus OF the Toledo, Wabash and
Western railway, one Of the best roads in
the West. This road has four termini on
the Mississippi, namely St Louis, Hanni-
bal, Quincy, and keokuk, and is fed by
some Of the richest yalhes OF illinois, and
Indiana. 1t earned over halt a million dol
lars IN the month OF july this year
Beside .itia prosperous railroad, Toledo
has the Lake shore and Michigan Southern
with It's branches, and the Dayton u Mich
igan K. Il, all doing their part to build her
up as city and lake port OF Importance.
N addition TO It's railway tributaries Foie-
do IS fed BY the Miami and Erie, and Wa
bash and Erie canals
This city has grown with arapidity ex-
ceeded by no city on the Lakes except
Chicago. It's population is over $4,000,
being an Increase IN the last ten years of
over 100 per cent. Toledo Is becoming