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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-19
By WIN. MCKAY.

By JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
NOBIAS, FURS, FINE CLOTHING, DRY
IN GOODS, &c.
THIS DAY, l9th inst, at half past 10 O'Clock, we
will sell at our Store, No. l36 Meeting street.
FrocR Coats, Silk Vests Cashmere Pants, Madras
Hdkfs., Lawn Hdkfs., Undershirts and Drawers,
Fancy Silk Bows, Hosiery, Black Satinets, Ken.
tucky Jeans. BleacEed and Brown Sheeting, Blue
Plaids, Blue Drills, Red and White Flannel, Opera
Flannel, Cotton Flannel, Ladies' Trimmed Hats,
&C., DC.
ON ACCOUNT ALL CONCERNED,
bale CALICO @ ,MFORTS
IL pieces Black Kersey.
Conditions cash. dec19
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A SELECT ASSORTMENT Of Mems and Boys
Single and Double Guns, Of English make,
just received, and will be sold at low figures
Also, Rodgers & Wostenholm's Table and
Pocket Knives and Scissors, selected with
care. C. KERRIsoN, JR., & Co., southwest
corner Meeting and Hasel streets.
dec7-thstu6
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By TIEDEMAN. CALDER T. {

By TIEDEMAN, CALDER Il co.
OUTER, HAMS, SHOULDERS, &c.
- THIS DAY, at thrse.quarters past O'Clock,
Will be sold before our store.
10 fiklns Choice BUTTER
50J Baltimor hams (unbagged)
10 ti-Ices Choice Western Hams
10 hhds No. 2 shoulders
~ bbls New Crop n o. Sugars
Conditions cash. dec19
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An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF CEildrens Hats
at Pienge's, No. 20l King street. decl9-5
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Ginanrial.
w A N T E D
MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Bonds
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock
Memphis and Ohio Railroad Bonds and Coupons
Miss s,ppi Central Railroad Bonds
Montgomery and West Point Railroad Bonds
Central (Ga.) Railroad Bonds
Savannah City Bonds
Memphis City Coupons
Nashville City Coupons
Charleston Gas Company Stock.
BY A. G. KAUFMAN.
decle No. 25 Broad street.
OOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. c., December 2, 1871.
STERLING BILLS on "Bank OF Liverpool" and
Mesars. Barring Brothers & Co., London, on
Demand and 90 Days. Sight, in sums to suit
purchasers.
Sight Checks on New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore at current rates.
Interest allowed on Deposits by special agree.
. ment. F. A. MITCHELL,
dec2-stuthl2 Cashier.
DoNDs, COUPONS, &c.
GOVERNMENT, STATE, CITY AND RAILROAD
BONDS AND COUPONS
Cncurrent Bank Notes
Muti.ated Currency
God and Silver
Land Warrants
Dealt regularly In.
COLLECTIONS.
COLLECTIONS OF DIVIDENDS, COUPONS AND
COMMERCIAL PAPER-Slgh: and Tlme-upon
all points In the United States, made upon the
most favorable terms, and proceeds promptly &C
counted for.
All business attended to with fidelity and
"''p A.c KAUFMAN,
dec5 tuths No. 25 Broad street.
DRAFTS ON BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
STERLING DRAFTS on above Bank, payable
on demand or at sixty days sight, in sums to suit
pur> hasers.
nov2l-lmo GA. TRENHOLM i SON.
COLLECTIONS OF COMMERCIAL
PAPER, DIVIDENDS, COUPONS, DC, on all
points in the United States made. Also, regular
dealer in SECURITIES.
decs A. G. KAUFMAN.
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JUST RECEIVED, a handsome assortment o.
Fur Capes at No. 2Ol King street. decl9-l
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anrtion 5ales--@his Dap
STEFFENS, WERNER & QUICKER,
Aucttoneers,

Anrti1n 6aleS--4his Dap
STEFFENS, WERNER & QUICKER,
Auctioneers,
WILL. SELL, BEFORE THEIR STORES,
w Yendue Range, a:9 O'Clock,
5000 lbs. BACON SIDES
5000 lbs d. S. Sides
1000 lbs d. s. L. G. and Bellies
5000 lbs. Hams. various grades
Is bbls. Sugar
20 tubs Butter
20Oe lbs. Canvased S. c. Shouders-prime.
At 10 O'Clock precisely, positive sal. OF the fol.
lowing Choice Liquors, To close consignment:
bol. Choice Old RYE WHISKEY
] bbl. Old Rye Wniskey
2 obls. Fine Gin
l bbl. Sherry Wine
] bbl. Ginger Brandy
1>bbl. Imitation French Brandy. decl9
By PAUL B. LALANE & co.
WILL BE SOLD, THIS DAY, BEFORE
w our Store, No. Ill East Bay, at half.past 9
O'Clock,
500 choice s. c. PIG SHOULDERS (smalD
200 choice S. O. Pig Hams (smalD
1000 No. ! Ba" on Shoulders la ge and bright
1000 pounds Smoked Rump Pork
500 Canvased Hams
s boxes D. s. Shoulders
ii bbls. and half bbls. Portland Herring
half bbls. Blue Fish
half bbs. White Fish
II tubs Choice Butter
10 bags Dried Az pies.
Conditions cash. decl9
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

Especlal care has been taken to make this de.
nartment attractive by the selection OF Good
Books, combining entertainment as well as IN
struction to the young. The little folks have nad
especial attention given TO their wants tnls seq
son by the publishers generally. Books for the
yoI1n9 of all apt are amongst the most beautiful
publications OF the season, and much lower IN
n, icea than last wear,
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By R. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO,
Aucttoneers.
DROAD STREET PROPERTY FOR

ID SALE.
By virtue OF Decretal Ulder from the Court OF
Common Pleas, Ion. R. F. Graham presiding, 70
me directed, as Special Referee, VIII be sold, at
the Old Postofflce, in Charleston, on THURSDAY,
December 2lst, 1871. at II O'Clock A. H.,
The LOr o. LAND, with the Buildings thereon,
situated n the south side OF Broad street. IN the
City OF Charleston measuring (26) twenty.six
feet more less, front on Broad street, by (2lol
two hundred and ten feet in depth; butting and
bounding north On Broad street, east on lands
late Of -, and west on lands OF the heirs OF
WIN. P. Young, deceased, known "a No. 70, and
occupied as Trial Justice office by T. ]. Mackey,
Esq.
Ierms-0ne.thrd (,s) cash; balance In one and
two years, secured by bond OF purchaser aud
mortgage Of the premises; buildings to be Insured
and policy assigned. Purchaser TO pay Referee
ior papers and stamps. HUrSON LEE,
decl9 Special Referee.
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AurI,on Sales.--future Mons

By r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
E,INE HORSES AND LOT OF MULES.
Il On THURSDAY, 2lst Instant, at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold, In front OF our flce, No. SO Broad
street, -
One pair Fine MATCH HORSES
Six Single hor=es and lot of Mules.
declq-2t
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Anetipn 5ales--9bis map.
By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

Dy DVC1o DC DoonOkoCO"Hs
THIS DAY, THE 18th INSTANT, AT
i IL o'clock, A. n. wi be sold on Broad
the The northern a n three M ST. story WooDEN TENEMENT
HOUSE, on the west side OF Orange street, one
door south OF Brold street, containing six up.
right, two garrett and one DIRE sing room, with
kitchen, &c. Lrt 3S by 178 feet.
Terms-One-lhird cash: bllance by bond paya-
BILE In two equal annual instalments, with semi
annual interest from date to be secured by Q
mortgage Uf the premises; the house to be kept
insured and policy assignee. Purchaser TO pay
for papers and revenue stamps.
Lease expires l4th September, 1872.
decls-tu' hsm5
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By W. Y. LEITCH & X. 5. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- by order OF the Executor.
viii be sold on THURSDAY, 28th instant, at IL
O'Clock, at the Old Postofce, the following desi.
rable REAL ESTATE: "
That Three and a Half Story BRICK STORE and
RESIDENCE, with slate loof, double piazZas and
Kitchen, situated at the southeast corner OF
East Bay and Adger'5 South Wharf. Said Dwell.
ling contains 4 square and attic rooms, besides
Lot measures q feet front on East Bay by 90
feet in depth on Adger's Wharf.
ALSO,
That Two aad Half Story BRICK STORE.
HOUSE on the north side Of Vanderhorst's Wharf,
running through 10 Adger's Wharf, formerly oc.
cupted by Messrs. Capers & Heyward.)
Lot measures "a feet front on VanderhoIs:'s
Wharf by SO feet on alley running through to
Adger's Wharf.
Terms-One third cash; ballnce In one and
two years. with interest. Purchaser TO pay us
for papers and stamps
AT PRIVATE SALE,
Thai Two and Half S'ory RESIDENCE, on
brick foundation, with fine Billiard Room Kitchen
and stable, and Situated at the northwest corner
OF President and Bee streets, with fne Garden,
sufficiently large for HD tcultural purposes.
Lot measures In front on Bee street $40 feet by
oIO feet in depth on President.
For terms apply to No. IS Broad street.
dec1Q-tufWtu4
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decl8 5
ToGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
HOLIDAY BULLETIN.

We are now displaying an unrvalled STOCK 70 OF
ELEGANT BOOKS in every department. VI h''e'
All the New and Standard Poets, Illustrated;
Standard Literature and Theology, the best edl'
L. eafa
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But FEW DAYS remain to procure tickets in
the South Carolina Land and immigration AS
sociation. $500, 900 in prizes. Tickets IS each.
A sufficient number of tickets having been
sold to insure drawing, the same will posi-
lively come of January 8th. 1872 Send your
orders without delay. as no tickets will be sold
after jth January, 1872. See advertisement in
another column. dec7-thstu6
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Paris, 20 Rue de la PaX.
nrnor. London, SO Regent street.
Dhfoi' New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nov3-6mos
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INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL. 200
STATEMENT CT THE INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, NOVEMBER I'd. 1871.
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BY w. Y. LEITCH Il r. 5. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
VALUABLE FARM SEVEN MILES
Y from the city by rail rwater.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the eth Of January,
at II O'Clock, at the Old Postof1ce,
That desirable FARM formerly known as the
Marehal Tract Tor Rhett's Farml containing A3
acres I rice and provision land, twell wooded)
with an outlet to Cooper River, with dwelling,
two barns and i've good houses for plantation
hands. The above tract is bounded north on
Lands formerly OF - @anigault, south on
Lands OF Nolsett formerly POrcher and by Coop.
er River, and west by Northeastern Railroad.
Terms-One.half cash; bala'. ce In one and TWO
yeara, with interest. Purchaser to pay us Tor
papers and stamps decl9jan3,S.9
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Clothing at Menke & Mul!er's, No. 325 King
street. decl6
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CHEILLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any lmperfecllons, such as
tearing or ripping
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By W. Y. LEITCH & x. s. BkUNS,
Aucttoneers.
OLD THEATRE LOT, WEST SIDE OF
~ Meeting street-So.d BY order Of tie South
viii be sold on TUESDAY, 9th day OF January,
at IL O'Clock, at the Old PustGff e,
That ellgibly situated LOT, west side OF Meet
ing street, one door south Of Whites Stoney yard,
and known as Theatre Lot.
Lot measures 100 feet in front, by 26o feet In
DEPTH more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay as for papers
and stamps. decl9jan3,S,9
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By ". Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,

By w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
ESTATE SALE, BY ORDER OF ADMIN
ISTRAToR OF John McGee-Two story Brick
BulIdipg on Vendue Range, running through to
Accommodation W!Grf.
vii! be .od on THURSDAY, 2sth Instant, at IL
O'Clock, at the Old Postoflice,
That two-story BRICK BUILDING. on the east
end OF Colonnade Row, vendue Range, running
through TO accommodation Wharf. Lot meas
ures 20 feet or Vendue Range, oJ 54 feet IN
depth.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay US fr papers
and stamps. decl927,2S
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Urorlamatlpns.

10. $50 King street. lin the Bsnd.) Charleston, SC
oct3l-tnth5
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See First Page for Local Matters.
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d R o c L A M A 7 I ON
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-23

ward % miles makes across the Bad river valley the
great Miami valley of the North" One hundred and
ftv homestads have been taken up on the lower line
of the road this season. There are good chances for
Ia, 600 more Of them r. -
1t is interesting to note the uninterrupted
and ra~id progress Of this road, striking
out as it does ;ato the very heart Of North
ern Wisconsin, and already attracting short
lines of tributary railway to it@HH as easily
as a magnet draws filings Of iron. Inc
same correspondent says of these minor
aud feeding routes:
Stevens Point must become the great railroad cen
ter of Northern Wisconsin, if half its projects carry
There six eight roads, building and projected,
centering about the Point and R;PjGs. Thn Wiscon
su Central is open TO the east and building to the
west The same company putting in surveyors 10
the line from here, forty miles northward to Wan
and get the $25o0o0 in bonds voted by Marathon
county. The company talk Of tac Completion Of this
road certain in two years, and likely in one The
same company viii run line westward intersecting
the West Wisconsin, ut AUGUSTA at some other point.
The company, also, have in hand the road from
Portage to Stevens Point, by way Of Noutoo follow
ing the project Of Doctor Pease and Mr. EstclIey
The Portage and Madison extension, CIR Campbell's
road) by way of Friendship, is graded for thirty miles.
ood county goes 100000 on this lne.-
The Wisconsin Valley (lIr joys road an extension
Of the Mineral Point road, is projected from Tomah to
Grand Rapids and Wausau, with probable divergence
by war of Stevens Point. The Sheboygau and Fond
du Lac road IS making progress on, thence to tie
Point other shoot for their Iomah liae. Last
bat not least, the Milwaukee ana ST, Paul road are
said be rcviviug the cd Berlin extension. This road
surveyed from Berlin to Stevens Point two years
ago. II is reported here that this road is looking
TO a connection with the Wisconsin Central AT Wey-
auwego or Waupaca. The people here figure that the
St Paul road should stgikv direct to Stevens Point
and thereby have the best and shortest controlling
connection Of ALL The Green Bay and Lake Pepin
road putting down iron Now London, and may
thence lud their best connection at Stcvcna Point
Sla0,ouO aid to the MontcIo route in December Mr.
GsHpbas road is expected reach Grand Ra pids in
September next. It should be added here also that
Ieuasha and the Point people arc looking for the
completion of Milwaukee and Northcrn to Menasha
next year.
\ remarkable change in all Northern
Wisconsin may well be anticipated as GER
tain to attend the completion OF this fine
road to Lake Superior. And its connection
with the Northern Pacific Il. r. win inev-
iGabIy bring out with great prominence the
unparalleled advantages Of being situated
as Superior is, at the southwestern cxtrem,
ity Of the Great lake
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POLK COUNTY.


TT. r. Farnham Of the State journal
writes some interesting items about the
above county. It lies just north Ct ot.
Croix county in. the valley Of that name,
and occupies 80 miles space Was organ
izad s years ago, and although rich was
new and little developed until lately. Since
1868 in has grown in numbers rapidly. The
last year shows 1900 increase in population.
We are interested in noticing that not
withstanding the tide OF immigration Is
from the south, many Germans and Scan
tdinavians are actually attracted from the
Minnesota prairies by the hardwood timber,
marking the beginning Of q reflex wave OF
immigration we had expected would yet
all in settling Northern Wisconsin, and
which has already been limited at in . pre-
yious number Of this paper as probable
The fact is that the dense forest Of North
ern Wisconsin, once accounted It's worst
enemy, is its best friend. \ few winters
on the desoIate prairies OF the +Gth parallel
will soon make the immigrant long for the
shelter Of the friendly forest again. Immi-
grafton, stimulated by the railroads OF
Northern Wisconsin, Will continue to pour
III from the south and ace8t till in . few years
thas portion Of the State viii be Populous
and wealthy region.
We give an extract from Mr.. Farnham' 5
letter.
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TIE =. c. z. ?. 1T GEEVEII5 POINT.
The WISCONSIN Central |. H. WAS com
p.eted to >teFeh rolht NoFeih0ef Iojh.
Of no-,rsa H.. citiyo;,s there were dniiohfed
-,
ana duly celebrated thc occasion. ihe Gel
nf,ratio7 which came off Nov oon1 was
. .cir0nlcied IN the 9.GFen EoInt, -dilWaU-
Io, nl1-oe., ood othar ,,,n.re Pho
-
X northwestern CT Oshkosh, III the course OF
i+s article saws Of the road.
Ill were enthusidstIc III the praise OF the ne" road
and it5 gentiemahlE oIhceI7 ana conductor h'aV tsh
we're happier III we" OF the sHcee>S.Hl opening O tit
first section Of the great road winch VIII IL snort
time give direct connection with Lake superior aIe
tho Northern Pacific
The sixty miles Of track between Dotys Island and
Stevens Point IS 5ubstanllAY graded, heaFlF roHet
and Is smooth many ola roads, although the bal
lasting is not completed. The bridge over the No.
River, at GilIs Landing IS a model Of strength and
beauty
Tho .or,oe,,o,,Inn+ Of the 4TiIvauT,ee
cernIng the road:
The Stevens Point folks hardly believe theil
own eyes and have to take Il fresh look at the road
,,.g,, ,o,r,ino, The whole road IA WiDtbroD woula
-; i Is Bosto1 hoIb,r built wifi, Passion cInrka
mon. tbat j. Boston road built with Boston rnoney
The figuring part is the work Of Hon Geo z ed tc
whom the people here and Of the whole state, owe
much Mr. Eaton Z, 5. land officer here is said tc
obt5in@d in sf but nothing real was accomplished iii
6 when i.eed ana aaI3n ,2 Pfocqfea Go'sS ha .'(
o .nio, s,in bant Of boston ws enIisteG
tt this time IN Connection with Mr. PhiIlips Of the
u;cIio,n Southern The first Grade work on the foad
vas e7artad last 4nviI Track Iayinc began in july
and was finished to thc Point last Saturday The road
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-23

Let's hurr;ih for the High Joint. Let's
run the boundary line. Let's recognize all
Italy, And Russia's darling dine. We drop
the Catacazy And take another man, And
50 we'll not go crazy; We're all right with
Japan. All quiet in Corea, Nen'zuela
should be paid, We're pleased with zBrazil's
freedom talk, And mad at Cuba's raid.
We n-some foreign slaves yet, And that
won't DO at all; Tie Navy is improving,
The Post is doing all That wen could be
expected, Till it by lightning goes; We've
paid some ninety millions OF what the Ma
ton owes. Let's modify the tariff, Not
harming work at home, And rip up tax In
ternal Except OH plug and rum. We.ll
ool, into the customs, And soon come back
to gold, And pacify the South land And 90
for Brigham bold. Yet aid his wives and
children, And corral Mr. 10, With all the
church to watch him, And keep him at the
hoe. The public lands for settlers, The
sales for common schools; Tie Agricultural
Bureau Is using well the tools. The Heads
of all the Bureaus Now have too little pay );
Let's pardon the Confederates For war has
had It's day. The District territory Works
well and Should have aid, And SO should
sad Chicago IN daYll disasters shade Let
National Protection y cordial wccomc give
To ali men from the Old World That
would in freedom live; And may the Civil
Service See not mere tools, but men, Before
[ have occasion to mention It again.
GEN Rosser, Chief engineer on diyis-
ion Of the Northern Pacific line, is properly
commended by the New York Tribune for
declining foreman in the South and nurse
his hate and rather coming north, where
for want Of better work he began as q wood
chopper on the railroad west of Lake Sa-
perior, and soon BY modesty aud industry,
gained his present position. 1t is evident
that Gen Rosser is n man of good sense
and ability. lie knows how to reconstruct
the South, aud develope the whole country,
by cultivating the arts Of peace.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-23

Noltke Russian Acade etnician Dominion Min
stry resigned. Orleans Princes in French Assem-
bly, English stockholders watching Erie r. R..
Suez canal goes begging. ----Wales wel nearly -
Logan n'arredGS ykes. ~ English criminals emigrat-
ing U S Branch and Banning Incorporating
Saint Paul alderman ippeached.-- Delaware fogs
thieves. 80 Mackenzie whitewashes Wales.--A April
Adjournment Alabama agbitrators. -Lawrenceburg
collision killed one. ;||a-eca Neas wants prohibit
tory.----3 \. 7. cotton firms wou2d up----Govern-
ment zsiil meddng with West indies Pierrepont
ass and comforts the crazy Communists. - Steam
boat modifying Inspection. Ocean bank failed
Hard winter everywhere. 1900 arrests one
week, n !. city 5000 languages or the slobe.---
Penn. wants OHIO law.----Gun pointing foolery Kills
another Chicago aid supports 62,0oo-- Tea
grows well in s G., Tenn, and CAL Mazzii anI
Garibaldi differ on Commune. Money plethora in
Chicago banks wv. U. Tel Co. down on postal tel
egaaph. - Compulsory education discussed in Eng
land Ficndsh wife murder by drunkard Ulster
Co n. Y Mexico worse off than eyer.New
York singsings two repeaters.----A she Roscnzweg
sentenced for 7 years
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g 10 RD
8.UPEBIOR.
Railroad or no railroad intend to keep business
going until my license is ended Remember where
you can have game OF Pigeon Hole. fa|
Welcome gents, sit at your case,
Free to call for what You please;o4
Free to speak, free to thinlS sF
Free TO pay for what you drink ;ae1
Free to sit an hour or So -aua9
And when uneasy free to 90.
Ny house is furnished with good board wet or drv
Bedrooms well furnished with good beds Visitors un
able 10 Pag tog lodging are not admitted
.5saa
Es
L
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les and Provisions, of which we keep Good Stock
consisting of CHOI0sa and FANCY GROCERIES,
as well as ST1PLE.5. In this line we would call
special attention to our TEAS, which we think are
not excelled by anything in the market.
When visiting our store, if you do not see what
you want, ASK FOR IT.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-23

'
The Minneapolis News, after quoting the
conclusion Of Capt. James Starkey's corn
munication to the st. Paul Chamber Of
Commerce, and then speaking of the g in
tense jealouSyo Of St. Paul as 'croppng
out in the refusal of the Sioux City Road
to connect with the Min. & st. L. r. r. "
goes on to say:
Now if Minneapolis will unite with Saltwater and
secure raroad bridge across the st, Croix az shat
point, aud direct line to Warren or Hdnimondtun,
our city may place herself better footing than
sin and the advantage Of two mere outlets on Lake
Superior, at Superior City and Bayfrd.
These magnificent results in addition to a direct
eastern connection entirely independent OF St. Paul,
are worth striving for.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-23

MEDICAL NOTICE Through the solcita-
ton Of my Superior City friends, have decided On
opening Office at the Avery House, where may be
consulted between the hours Of aud 3 O'clock n NJ
on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays Of each week
Calls made residences after office hours Especial
attention paid to chronic diseases Of any character
Very respectfully. L. Z. COLLINS II. D. .
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-12-23

THE Calumet & -Iccla mine produced
over 62l5 tons Of copper during tbe month
of October. This at N. Y. prices is worth
in ronnd plumbers $500, 900 or more exactly
about $583,14o. And yet that favored
mine has been producing at the same rate
for some months.