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Hams, Strips, &C.

NEW UNCANVASSED HAMS. weighing
~ from to ~ pnunds-ycry tinc,
sugar cured Bacon Strips,
Smoked Tongues and Salmon,
Dried Beef.
Sundries.
Devilcd Ham and Tongue, French Mush-
rooms, Curry Powder, Lea Il Pcrr,,'s Worces.
terhhre Sauce Olws and Olive Oil, Capers
assorted Sauces, Spices pure, in variety: Ex-
tracts-Burnotts. best made; Scotch Marina.
iade, ansortcd JelIies and Preserves, new
Layer tnisins now Currants and prunes.
Liebig's Extract Of Meat.
Mono genuine unless Baron Iicbic's sigma.
lure Is written across tho label; see TINT yon
Cigars.
LIVE lNDIAN.-This brnn,l, OF which we
nave exclusive control, still holds its own az
the pest ut Its price. Wo mako it a LEADING
article, and sell u single cigar at the pumt
rate wo sell by tho box.
- partagus, Londres. Figaro, st. Elmo. Lord
Dyron, ana many other favorito brands VIC
sre siad to show tho public.
Cheese! Cheese!
:, New York State DAIRY CHEESE-choice;
Young America Cheeso-Gnest to be- found
-apPie Cheese-"should be in every IA
miiy;" Limburger Cheese-t!lat caps tho eli.
max. f' o o
All tho above and thousand other lnxuries
anu nercssaiies can be found mt ali times at
'no S.e, s.ore nr of GEO. SYMMERS.
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The Georgia Home Insurance Co.,
OF COLUMBUS, GA.

Incorporated. 1s5o
Capital and Assets s4D4 o59 IS
Untouched BY tho Chicago and other disas.
tars, continues to furnish indemnity against
loss by fire on all insurable property, at ade :
quate rates.
J. RHODES BROWNE, President.
D. +. WILCOX, Secretary.
90. Applications received and policies ia.
sued ~ ID. E. NICHOLS i CO., Agents.
CCt 4ft,,-. 4feE & tnfD
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THE SUMTER NEWS.

:. a LIE DEMO- OCRA TT 10 URNAL.
!ElEHOTED to Politics, Agriculture and
n general information. An unswerving ad-
voaate. OF the South and its iuot claims. Its
motto da:is'The Constitution must be restored
to its integrity: the country to its honor and
giory;;.the race to its prosperity and rightTul
diunl. Address DAKR & OSTEES
Oct az Snmtn, u'c
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$l,OOO,OOOS

$1,O00,O00S
RY the authority OF the Act OF the I,episIa
~ ture OF Kentucky, of March 13. 1871. III.
Tn trustees OF the Public Library Of Kentucky
@ Il "A ND GIFT CON C e X r..
AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
- 0N c TUESDAY, OOYJBER 81. 1871.
LOG. 600 TICK KErS uF ADMISSIONS $40 Each
cohnMiENoY; niFa n4if HALE Ale II!; IIGKE'fs, IS;
Tickets will be sent By registered letter. the
money Tor them may be sent by T. o. money
oraer, greenbanks, or GRAFT. Each ticket con-
sa, sasIs OF Ionr quarters, value s2.6O each. The
a.. and TO the value of:the gift awarded to it or
$3.50, 900 IN dREENBAcKs will bo ,is,ri.
Dnted to holders OF tickets, in gifts from
;aoo,1vo, me highest, to $1o0, the lowest, bo-
Inc Concert is for the benefit OF the
Public Library of Kentucky.
The Citizens Bank Of Kentucky tx Troa.
eurer. ana the Corporators and Supervisors
are the Hon. Thomas +. Bramiette, late Go.
vernon OF Kentucky, and twenty seven OF tho
aost oiatlnguished and respectable citizens
Ihe undersigned. lato principal business
manager OF tho very successful Gift Concert
Ior the benefit OF the Mercantile Library at
enanclscG, M mas been appointed Agent anu
The drawing aud distribution will lake
place IN public. and everything will bo done to
satisfy the buyers Of Tickets that their inte.
rests will bc as woll protected az if tliey were
personally present to superintend tho entire
For tickets and information apply to q. r..
PETERS, 120 Main st., Louisville, Ky.. Nm.
Astor House, Now York; II. N. Hompstod. No,
40 broadway, Milwaukee,. Wis; M x. Frenoh.
Virginia City, Nevada; NJ. A. Wolff, No. 3i;
Chestnut street, 81 Louis. Tickets nlso for
sa Sals IN every prominent place tn the United
'''a'es. Sept 80 tl2
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Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
y,
Shoes!


(ElOW we enumerato few styles of the
~ very desirable stock OF goods on hand In
our Shoe Department. Ata
This department is now o aucceesfnI feature
OF our business. and is pronounced, by
shrewd local buyers, as we'll as travellers tor
large Shoe Houses and Factories, to be the
best in tho United States. This is pretty
strong for Columbia. small inland town Of
South Carolina, to contain and operate euuc-
cessfnly the best Shoe House, the best Drv
Goods House. and The best Millinery and
Dress-Eaking Establishment, SAIL COMBINED
UNDER ONE ROOF" in the United States; vet. it
is positively 40; Columbia contains the House
aud OURS IS THE House.
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Gents~Calf hand stitched Dress Boots.
Gents Calf hand stitched double sole Boots
Gents Calf hand-stitched Scotch.edped
Boots. - 80 90
Gents Calf hand-stitched Congress- Caters.
Gents Calf hand-stitched Scotch. edged
CATERS. X; 4 .-i'->~ 20
Gents Calf double sole Hunting and Riding
Boots. -. -7T1'1 o-'- 1''@-''.s
Ladies' Calf, Goat, Kid and Serge double
sole Baimorals.
Ladies' Calf, Goat. Kid and Serge double
sole Caters.
Everything possible for Children, School
Girls aud Boys. All warranted and from the
bos4 m makors III tho world.
Oct 26 r. @. SHIVER g. 90
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Dental Notice.

GTA ALL those who havo dcmand gainst
sen7 Ut1Ifrthe iate firm of REYNOLDS & KEY.
NOLDS, will present them, aud those indrbt.
ed will please make payment to tho under.
signed, who will continue the practice OF his
prof' saion at the old stand, Agnew's build
ing, over 9. +. Jackson's store.
Oct 81 Ct W. g.. REyNOJDs
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
AND
PIANO FORTE AGENCY.

.HSSG> Professor - M1aio' GEssasksfssSsE9
VAS SDhavfnE determined 20 aL4 T1s
SAG resume Teaching, ,is now, pre.
pared 60 take pupils on. the PiapR, organ
ana Gnitar; also: in Vocal Mgsic. HsYing for
Departments in. the flrst Female Colleges
and Schools Of the State: he deems it upne
cessary 10 make any other reference, to his
qualifications as Teacher. 1850, 80
The arrangements he has made with aexe.
raj OF the most celebrated Piano-makara. viii
ensolo him to offer Instruments Of the very
first class at prices that defy compaiition.
specimen Pianos daily expected. .d6ose in
offered for rale in this market, will do well to
examine before purchasing elsawher
- PIANO FORrE6, MELODEONB.i6 DC.
aunad and repaired in the MOST pIHPEcr
MANRER and OH reasonable TERMS
:, Apply at his residence, corner of Bull and
isichiand streets, or at the bookstore OF
Mcssrs. Duffie 4 Chapman, Oct ~ :
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Land for Sale.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.

On tho FIHST MONDAY in November ne 1t,
lumbia, .7--' - -''..> - 80
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND
situated three miles from the capital, on the
waters OF Sikh Branch, containing seventy
Q. Bell. J. Fl. Kohlar and others. Two good
buttom land. r. -. ~ ~
Terms cash or city acceptance. Parchaser
to pay for stamps aud papers. .:
Oct 81 s e.. W. StIBELS Il CO.. Agents.
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Notice.

Notice.
OFFICE TREASURER HIGHLAND COUNTY.
COLUMBIA, October 90, 1871 /
Vie DOCKS or tho Treasurer OF Richlantl
4 County will be opened on the Goth day Of
Nof!M BEk, 1871, for tho receipt of taxes
due tho State aud County for tho year 1871.
Inc penalty of twenty per cent, provided
unpaid on the 18th day OF January, 1872
Inc rate OF taxation for tho year 1871 is as
follows, viz: -'N'
State tax per centuni. 7mills
1ounty 1''Iy TAX per centum. ............. mills.
FOIL tax per capita. .sI.CO.
g. II. BALDWIN,
Oct Il 113 Treasurer Richland County
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Notice.

"A LII peraons having claims against the lat o
IA DIR. WM. REYNOLDS, will present them
to tho undersigned. and all indebted will
please N AXE payment TO tho same
SOPHIA NJ. REYNOLDS,
Oct - Administrative
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The South Carolina Club

The South Carolina Club.
an THE annual ball Of the South Carolina
~ Club will be given on TIL URSDAY EVEN
GA mo, November 0, 1871 at Irwin's Hall.
tG.stA Columbia, =. q.
Ihe annual meeting Of tho Clnh will 10 held
in Columbia on November 10, 1871.
by order Executive Committee
VIM. II. GARY, President.
Official: r. L. ELLISON, Jn., Secretary.
n5- Charleston C0nrie, and Ne.cs copy thrco
timrH II week in daily. Oct 7 ii5
1'he rat1e for Temperance Hall, &C., will
positively take plaoo ON the 10th November.
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Read the Evidence and be Cony,noed

DR.. E II Heinitsh DEAR S1R: Ny vito and
four Of my children were taken with ChIls
and Fever one year ago, last August, and
after oxhausting the prescriptions OF Qninine
and Barks. and all other known remedies,
Without effsct. I was induced to try your
XXI IA CHILL CURE" am happy to say
tirely recovered their health. Not one of
them have lad return or symptom Of
Chills since. Your remedy is speoiic.
Yours. truly, s. ". MORRIS.
KINA oaTiL CURE for Z, sale 9; only at
Sept ~ e. n. HElNITSH'R Drug Store.
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Look to Your Interest

Look TO Your Interest.
E8pEsYD TIE best MEAT in tho Market
@ESSsE can be had at our stall, at 8. 10
Tor large or small quantities, from city or
country, filled promptly.
STARTLING T. POPE,
August N4t Stalls and s.
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Wanted. s:ti
y SECONDHAND BOILERS, thirty.two
q inches dismeter. about thirty-six feet
ions. or, three Boilers, thirty inches in di-
ROBERT G. CHIsOEM.
OcC 134 Htts, Oharleston,s C.
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.Auct1on sale.-
Valuable City Lot.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO e. SON

On MONDAY MORNING. the 6ti, OF Noyem-
bor, in front Of the Court House, in this
city, at 10 O'clock, VIC win sell,
That desirable LOT at the corner Of Pen
dleton aud Richardson streets, having !.
front on Fendleton street Of 104 feet, more or
less. and on Richardson street 16O feet, more
or les5.
number of LOTS in Waverly, containing
quarter " an acre each.
TERMS OF EALE-Hdlf cash; balance in one
year, sec1rcd by bond aud mortgage Of pre-
mises sold. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. - Ont IT + :
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TIE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE

we have just turned from the Enste, n
Market with beautiful assortment of DRY
GOODS selected with great care. and as we
oousht 'hcm fo'r wo propose to give our GUS
toners the advantage OF these Low
fldU UhES we ask especial attention to our
choice lot of Mems Wear, embracing all styles,
colors and prices. DRESS GOODS, the new
est designs out, and full stock. We show
tue best line OF Fringcs in the city, and at
tho lowest figures. In all Domestic Goods.
We offer rare bargains. We will make it to
the interest of buyers to examine our Stock
before purchasing.
Sept 81 PORTER & STEELE.
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Desirable Cottage.
BY D. PETXOTTD g. SOM

Der. We will sell, in front OF the GonIt
House, at 10 o'clock, >,,e'-'
Ihst LOT, Will! desirable Cottage and all
necessary ne out-bnildings thereon, situated on
Tue corner OF Senate and Lincoln streets.
bounded on the North by Sehate street. and
measuring thereon 72 feet, more or igss. and
running back On Lincoln street 100 feet. more
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thir casb. ba,orco
IN twelve months. secured by bond and mott.
GGago, bearing interest ut seven per cent.
Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps.
signed oatz7
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DRY GOODS

at sueh high fgurcs so much in vogue here,
ana intend from this OH to make It to the in.
terost of buyers to patronize
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TAX NOTIGE

ISL or ZEAL ESTATE, il tho city of CO.
~ lumbia, on which Taxes have not been
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

WoMAN's ADvAsrAsE.-We heara great
deal said nowadays about the comforts,
pleasures, privileges and rights enjoyed by
men and denied to woman. The following,
taken from an exchange, sets forth the adj
yantages Of being q woman:
"a woman say what she chooses with
out being knocked down for it. She can
take a snooze after dinner, while her hus-
band goes to work. She can 90 out on the
street without beng asked to stand treat
at the saloon She can stay at home in
time Of war and get married again if hel
husband gets killed. She can wear corSets
if 70 thick, aud other filings ii to thin. She
can get her husband in debt all over until
he warns the public not to trust her on his
account But ali these advant 1ges are bal
anced by the great facts that She cannot
sing bass, 80 sparkling, or climb a tree witt
any degree Of ropriety."
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JUDICIAr, ELECTION NOTICE.

III Office IS HEREBY GIVEN That at the Judcia
u Election, to be held in the several towns, wards
and election precincts in the state of Wisconsin the
FIRST TUESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT,
the following officers are to be elected:
IN associate Justice Of tie Supreme Court to fill the
vacancy for the residue Of the unexpred term OF Office
to which Byron Paine deceased, was elected on the
seventh day of April 1868 and which term will expire
Oh the thirty first day of May next;
in associate Justice Of tie Supreme Court, for the
term Of Office commencing the first day Il June
next in place of the Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court WHO shall be elected to fill the aforesaid
vacancy;
i Judge Of hse CiyctH Court Of tie FIRST J1nleiol
Cir5tt comprising the counties Of kenosha, Racine
and Waiworth To fill the vacancy OF the residue OF the
unexpired term Of office to which William j. Lyon,
resigned, was elected the fourth day of April 1865
which term will expire on the thirty first day of De
cember next;
4 Jssqe Of tie Circuit Court Of the said Frst J,tl
c,a2 Cre1st for the term of Office commencing on the
first day Of January 1872, in place o. the Circuit
Judge who shall be elected fill the aforesaid vacancy
4 .Ts,Kge Of tie Cireeu CONT Of tee Tenth Jt75cia
Crc,,ii comprising the counties Of Brown Door Ocon
TO- OgtagaInIe and Shawano iii the vacancy for the
residue 81 The unex red term Of Office to which G. "
Washburn resigned Sass elected the second day Of
April, 1867, which viii expire on. the thirty first
day OF December, 1873.
Give under my hand and the great seal o
- the stare Of Wisconsin, at the Capitol
in Madison this iirs t day q March 1871
Of secretary Of S,ate
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~TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
> In County Court.
In the matter of the Estate of Daniel Waterman
deceased
TO all aolson, mag concern:
Letters of administration said estate having been
issued to Lester Waterman and six months from and
after this date being allowed and limited for creditors
to present their claims for examination and allowance
it is ordered that such creditors present their claim.
to the undersigned his office before Monday
the Sc cond day of October A. d. 1871.
TII0S. CLARK,
County Judge and Acting Commissioners
Dated Superior March 9th 1871. 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

JERoEa MERRITT Esq, Of Oneota, while
ridin. between Superior and Oneofa on the
Ice on Saturday night last, had the mistor-
tune to lose his horse. The an imal broke
through the ice in the vicinity OF Peyton's
mill, andwas drowned Mr. IL. with diff
Guilty escaped an immersion, if nothing
more serious
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

JNo. 3. Calhoun, Esq, has resigned the
Office Of Land Commissioner of the Illinois
Central Railroad Co. and Peter Daggy,
ESQ, who has seen fifteen years. constant
service in the Land Department Office of
the Company, has been appointed the Act
ing Land Commissioner in the place of the
frst-named gentleman.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

NoRrnERN PAclrIc RATLnoAp.-The
Northern Pacific Railroad bridge across .he
Mississippi river al Brainerd, Minnesota, is
completed, and the first train OF cars, con
tanning officers Of the road, has passed over
the structure.
The crossing is one hundred and III teen
miles west Of Lake Superior, ana The grad
is nearly .inishe to h Red River, one
hundred and fifty miles further. Track u
ing Is nov pr.g ess n westward from ire
Mississippi At the rate of from one to rs
miles erday.
The utm St energy marks the work 81
constructions both n Minnesota aud % tho
Pacific coast, arg force Of men being
aa ans.y employment on bosh DIVISIONS
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THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, MARCH 25TH, 1871.

WEATHER warm and spring like, ice and
snow melting rapidly, and streets very
muddy
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

TuoMAs 4 ScorT Of Philadelphia was
elected at a recent meeting Of the New
Board of Directors, President Of the Pitts
bargh, Cincinnati 6 St. Louis (''Pan Ham
dle') Railway Co.
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LETTER FROM OUR DULUTH CORES PONDENT,
DUIUrH, March "A. 1871.

Editor Times | have been hoping to be
able to give to the public some definite IN
formation as to the commencement of those
famous X p. r. r. Docks Of which SO much
aaS oeen said and written but rs yet | think
all is rs il was mighty onsartin'."
Of one thing am sure. The n. p. will
build no docks in the outer harbor this
spring. Those Duluth spectators whose
only show is TO keep the excitement up may
make the attempt Neither have / any ev-
idenee that the government has appropri-
atcd any money to dig canal or construct
a breakwater. And ] challenge the wise
men Of this city to produce the proof.
fit is so, the business men and the Ia
berers Of our city want to know it.
Taxes are enormous business at stand
still; all is uncertainty Whistling to keep
up our courage won't do much longer.
The city can't negotiate her bonds at so
cents OH the dollar to cut the canal, and
when it is cut where Is the inner harbor?
Every foot OF it must be made, and with
whose money? Not either of the r. r.
companies will do it; and unless it is done
i by spending the bottom dollar how will it
be done? Not by calling the q. S. Engi-
neers a set Of " old fooIs,' or by trying to
iniure our sister State. Certainly admire
the pluck Of the managers Of affairs in our
midst. But | am not sure that | admire
their efforts to destroy the interests ofeyery
other locality in this vicinity. We need
united effort. Tie prosperity Of one IS tie
prosperity Of al.
And as I read it in the signs Of the times,
the mouth Of the rigcr will be THE ONLY
ENTRANCE to our g Inner Harbor," I'M
proved as it is by the works built
ut Government expense. The whole mag
nifcent bay Of st. Louis from Fopdu.
ac to the light house will be the Inner
uarbor; The interests OF Mjuueso ia will be
seen to be identical with those Of our sister
State. Town site spectators viii fail to
some extent The people will see Ger
tain future before them and cheerfully worl
and wait.
The waves Of oil Lake Superior vii
beat against our grund old 6yeahtoater il
vain. Laughing at the storm securel,
sheltered behind Minnesota and Rice
Points the shipping Of nations will, amid>
the widest war OF elements, securely trans
fer their cargoes and prepare, when til
storm Is over, to spread their sails to the IA
: yoring inds, and down through nature
: own channel amid the well wishes OF tw
I sister States whose whole interests are ider
/ tical. Speed their way.
: If the canal is our only hope, God pit
the poor man who trusts in that.
Yours, J.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

SOME idea OF the wealth Of England may
be formed when it is stated that the d:vi-
dends on stocks, foreign and home, which
she is obliged regularly to rejncs8t amount
to ut least one thousand millions Of dollars
annually. No wonder she is reluctant to
get into fight when the possession of so
much wealth might be endangered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

Tue Northern Pacific received q supple
mental grant of 100000 acres by the
Forty-irst Congress. The total to that
company is 81, 0oo,o geo, acres or twice the
area Of the great State Of Ohio.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

TIE bin abo.ishing the grand jury sys-
TEN in this state and simplifying the prac-
tee in criminal proceedings, has finally
passed both branches Of the legislature,
and will take effect on the FIRST day Of July
naAf.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

OvERsEERs OF HIGHwAYs.-The Legis-
lature has passed an act which provides
that: Call town officers shall be chosen by
ballot, except oyerseers Of highways, and
the electors Of each road district shall be
entitled to elect their own overseers ofhi1h-
ways in such manner as the said electors
shall direct at any town meeting, and in
case of q failure to so elect an oyerseer in
any road district, the board Of supervisors
Of the town in which such district is stu
ated, may appoint such oyerseer." Hereto
fore they were elected by the votes Of the
whole town.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

TIE election for town officers will be held
On lie Tn Of April next-a week from next
Thlrsday-and a. consequence there are
i Urge number Of very polite men in town.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

TO THE IT2ONIC EDITOR OF TIE DULUTH
MORNING CALL.

7 I Z
MORNING CALL
'sFogy' Superior over the bay,
Stately and dignihed, solemn aud grey,
Strong in possessing grand situation"
"Fine inner barbor" and splendid location"
knowing that every dog has his day,
And waiting his turn, let it come when 1t may,
Heard the voice Of last Saturdays Call"
Boastful, and saucy, and pert and small,
Growing too bold with increasing size;
And looking upon it in grave surprise,
Exclaimed: 1sHr. Call you had better forbear,
You'll go too far if you don't take care,
You'll burn your own fingers while rousing my ir
''And find that you've toe many Irons in the fire I!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

THE new five per cent. loan IS being TAX
en- quite as rapidly as was expected The
average subscriptions per day reach about
q million, and this will rather increase than
decrease; 50 that the whole loan-S200,-
oo0,o00-will be placed during the season
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

Iron " oRKs on RIcE's PoINT.-The St.
Paul Pioneer of 2lst says that Geo. X.
Shoenberger Esq, who lately visited Du-
luth in the interest Of one Of the heaviest
manufacturing firms Of Pittsbqrgh, Pa. with
view Of starting . branch there, found
things 50 much to his liking that ground
was secured on nce's Point on which will
be erected as soon as as possible 3 large
foundry
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

All the marine craft IN our bay are fast
brushing up for business. Mr. J. D. How
ara who now owns the Lolita Bernard IS
giving that steamer a thorough overhaul
ing and inten Is to fiji her up in first class
style. The steamer Kasota and tug Agate
are being got ready, and the Pirepont and
other schooners lying near Quebec Pier
are undergoing considerable repairs 1t
is anticipated that business for water craft
will be very lively the coming season.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

Rev. Mn. HEGGIEs' LECTURE, owing to
tie rough weather, did not come off last
Monday according 10 announcement, but
was postponed to next Monday evening,
when it vii be delivered at the Court Room
At half past seven. His subject,-"ILuman
Nature: It's Beauties and Duties; It's IIu
mors and Huffs, will, we are confident, be
handled in his usual mastery manner, and
10 one with specb Of ':human nature" in
lis composition should stay away from the
Court Room on Monday evening.