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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18
Better and Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER BOOTS OR SHOES,
THOSE FASTENED WITH

4 OR q v WIFI
BEITER-Recause they arc more Pliable moro Conn
or Cape. eN wv '" MP
CHEAPER-Because. while their first cost is NOT IN
excess o. sewed or pegged work Of like grade their
DnraDit y ar greater they preserve their Shape much
Wear. N@ "0iN Al"al
Equally applicable to light and heavy work
Tue Immense Demand having called forth limitations
The Patent Stamp. 'S ''"fs
G4 Sold by dealers everywhere deop7w mis-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18
school of Drawing and Painting.

GEO. E. GLADWtS
would INFORM his patrons and friends that he has RE
MOVED bis Studio and School of DRAWING ami PAINT
ING to S75 Main in Peoples Fire Insurance CO..
Block al foot Of Elm st where, with commodious
rooms and increased facilities he will continue lnsruc
ton in all branches OF Drawing and Painting
He can now, in his large rooms, furnish his pupils
abundant opportunity to sketch from objects and from
ma ue also afford superior facilities for water color and
oil painting
Studio will be and instruction given on Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and saturday mornings
from till Il, and SATURDAY after ron till s.
GEu. GLADWIN,
jal0 DIV Studio 3I7 Main st. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18

HARMLESS AS SUMNER DEW, yet in the highest degree
dlsinfectant and preservaiive, sozoDoNT keeps the
teeth always healthy and potess and the gums rudy
and free from canker dTu&Flw ja6
NATURE is completely relieved from the prostraiing
influences of kidney, Bladder and gandular diseases,
mental and physical debility, diabetes. gravel, ema
weaknesses, inc complaints an1 in tact, all
dies of the urinogenta organs either SEX by par
taking of SMoLANDERs BucHU, which has proved it
selfto be a valuable vegetable remedial agent.
jal6 deOp3t&wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18

Ok FINE ovERCOATs.
o. FINE OvERCOATS,
OO at sI7-wOrth $40 to s92.
81 INDIGO BLUE BEAVER,
Ol at Sl5-worth so.
sDO at SI3-worth $50.
100 DIFFERENT LOTS,
AOO for So 10 SIO-worth 81 to SIS.
200 REEF i R. 20 :. s,s-uo,,,, c. to 600
Ak SILK MIX. COATS,
fO at S5-worth $40.
IN BEAVER SUITS,
OO $eOI SS5-worth s25 to s32.
SOO PAIRS PANTS,
COO "a and S5-worth Sc to IS.
800 VESTS $, t. .,.so-r.,,n $, to g,
IN the above List have only enumerated very few
of the many Bargains giving my customers al this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18
Chicago, DaHyHIe and VincenneS First
Mortgage Bonds.
ISSUE ONLY s1s,5oO FER MILE,
THE LINE COMPLETED AND IN sue.
CEssFUL OPERATION!

The Leading Points III relation to these Bonds are as
follows;
LIST. The Stockholders have built frst-class road
and equtnpe it in rstcass manner, mainly Wih their
OUR money.
I'd. They have built their road through one OF the
richest portions the state where all the old roads into
Chicago earning over $4,000 per mile per annum
and are paying large and regular dividends
81. They have built the shortest road TO the cello
brated Block Coal Mines whose products hive large
and increasing market in Chicago, in the manufacture
Off ron as well as for domestic uses
4th The road is DONE well equipped, and corning
money, and no argument is reGuired, as in most new
enterprises, show that the company able 10 ould it.
5th The portion OF the road opened for busin's last
year. earned than tyPr cent ADORE its interest
liabilities.
9Th. The amount of the mortgage is very moderate,
being only about sls,5OQ per mile.
7,h. While Railroad Bonds may he plenty those upon
finished lines, c rtain to pay and for so small an
amount. are seldom in the market
Sth. That the amount remaining unsold is only
SlOIsOOO parties who want them should make lmmedl
ate application.
and bear interest at The rate OF per annum,
payable on the first of April and october, both principal
and interest being payable in gold in New York.
We do not hesitate to recommend these Bonds I'M
1 suaIy SAFE They are attended with Of the
tainties OF projected enterprises and the prompt pay
ment of the interest and the final payment of the prn
cpal, are as cera any future financial event can
well be-
Full particulars furnished application in person or
mail, to
Messrs. Rice, whiting a. Bullock,
BANKERS. Worcester Mass, or to
W. B. sHArrUCK CO., BANKERS,
GENERAL AGENTS Nassau ST., New York
jal6 deOp&weow3m
Barnard, sumner a. Go.
MAKE THEIR
ANNUAL MARK DOWN SALE THIS MONTH A.!
and offer Great Bargains in all
Winter Goods,
as well as Linens Housekeeping Goods and Blankets
Housekeepers should buy years stock of TABLE
DAMASKs AND NAPKINS. as they are now VERY
CHEAP diff jaO
Worcester Five Cents Savings Bank.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18
Giotb1ng.
ID. Ell. EAMES'

One Price Clothing House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18

Toretgn Marketa.--rBv Atlantic Cable.l
LONDON, Jan lT.-Consos closed at 9lN. IT, j, s-2Os,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18
CLOSING SALE F!

Ny custom has been for years to close all Winter
Goods before the opening Of the Spring TT de This /
obliged to do for want OF room, and in order make
the sale and rapid have marked the goods at very
LOW PRlCESl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-18

Isntchelor's Batr Dye.-rhis superb Hair Dye
IS the best in the Uord-Rerccty harmless reliable and
instantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous Tins
or dsagreeabe oder The genuine Wm A. Batchelor's
HAIR Dye produces trtnedidteiy a splendid Black OF
Natural Brown leaves the hair clean, soil. beautiful;
does not contain particle of lead any Injurious com
pound. SOLD by all Druggists. Factory, lB Bond st. NJ
L. dlYr ivlO
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-21

ceunkTy Eroauces whistles, 1rsnelss
sc RItsl H f the S. sE the
Square "a the Ho1ss Formerly aFiad IS Boyd A sp5he CO
thankfsl friends patronage soeitsa
tle eheIn sns4
ELL CEE ApER % r. 8EEIEE
VIA ssrles kinds Country af8asee-
friends
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-21

thft
4fn ii4lee @ sga
si tsn ao. a than
~ @ t.lis EesiH e.l,
ts
lH fse SD ts ullne
log tii.su 1li 81 ta --terasI
1Fss nfs - F.r
Ifit he4 sin-ffia IAIag
81 1fe
fitA Serge slinf eenslEl #re
Eiis1 Oh reae r sees
lleff tIiaH raS1e - sctsFil--
ha bn 4 w 81 fof
aud lied lsl1 fcll -7
II BE sa 70 iEisie t.Iee
1 aslra "a lE
aIf
see Jesse e
IfEo lEf t9f als-I| lliilllli7-t,
hea - lo9k 4sr fatlae IeE
cas- ae
lit bea SD e. 56re e
mHst sll SID more srsl nose
Fer fil sH
Fscu ~ i afh before
Iut 4 a-.sf aside tif eliE<alp
W H aa a eet EilAn
l and conscience make me eeltaka
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TlJK aTIE Pills,

l. stf-naI 1s5 44if tf u
ears 81 f5.4lIsif- itsL
fsotc'e 1r Ecreafa
ts .ts4 ffii.s.
fn-'ircssi 80 1855 5zI-s4 51ss.lese III iass-
Ff' ~ ~ SIZE 81 afs4 ljif'.
lad Iseite q ~ iftefnai
.15gatss Lsilisrsill iroo ihe
frrlI f17- r-
Nsal HISS ~ gd 1le
.t'ttsr A5sl1e q Ea 81
1Ill
Ntf st@ 1t f=lI 1s55
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CHanrer Begins qfH
il hr4a ana q siln
Isun 8 S. tlsa.isfs. CiI- ur-.tEor. -
+. 8allenEine. Eir5k ael Afes1er.
gfresfi foarf 3s4iss tife Fourth Mons
fays IL Ia
Hon. ~ d si.ilee. s
81. STANLEY, Jerk.
CrfaiaHf eaalt-LiesIus the Isl Aon-
.dagsin Ian1t W 80. scnl3er.
ffsh Ih1s. 81 jones ,luuEe- Henry
~ ssaniey Clerk. Jos. RUSSELL AZ
csdatg Court sleeis The lst 4Ioelay b
eack months. Wyatt r. A.eF1sllA9-
Chairman. 81 Azmcit, Clerk
Wm Houston, 'eF.ly Clerk
c0Sf 9fEiCflis.
Cbsa9 David Il Parsons.
Is,eHliss- David lf farsQus. Is.-
Diies duf Roht y. Anderson.
Koil'f 3 How
7ar folieef0f-- #. =. Evans
Tfastee-Sferilne n. Brown
Ee4lsisl.- snhu Vs.
Nadirits 4'eJlic-3aufes i3isfeT'l, .ir. and
q iesandef.
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Carter 81 lfe-
N4efv
81 q f,4rv liH4 fif Resell
Ie Fl5s.,il.Is6,i. Jas.
lone
Eft a. % ouera. Robert u
Gfh i" s. nfillapsuhi JAS. =
j.. Jafsesi ~. y. -lieNa15-
ders 4a-lah j. HFarcF-
Sth SAM t-tii=E, Ilstlei-
500 felF.y.
a3A G.. b lisa-pns y ii3. IL
erHt .itla-t5 .titfisf-
fgfA Ifetie CRISES Afufi
M. Aerseg.
flfk q j. Calvin 5oans, ~ "
DieA
12if A.r flSlfin. 3. 81. an-
ccr
13iA ls. i}Csers
IltA W
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1900 srl,aro
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ps'9'' ' .3'ei 80 4 ....-s' 49,
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,, 1850 - -
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$3.50 = ~ s.,.i-. -,
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s sel' q.
or in9el4eh 1ense = stl3sssi'issll essei''
liat % Noiiian.isset'. g = L als'' q
inaltitst-'s iss Neeis
sif4ffclef 81 tiisit
/ never expects ~ esgil DIS eea siye.
lih1a paE psg fslnti hasse
ing iitfle jobs. ae eoes % als
istle1t exe9 flie9 De- - lFt '1e
: taFettt s. es ~-sil Ae hss'ts
Z, icf ani'ssis tQt eNlA 81 sia
ot blots oueH Nezef} ms PIE
= ciseis the same cieet Jtson 8 wo
mari character So s Eeald hays
uH0n & man 5 bus sic axe 50 Heee
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-21

The Masonic Institution il the
Jaitcd States, affords an lmportant
piiiarof apuaIt asd usion g It's
free institutions an'lshappv form 81
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Meets e first trns night is eaes
month.
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Isl pistsic5-s Isl Vance,
sg If.C. Alrl.aurina,
SO j. = Jcfes.
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~ aEzB2 ErrpP
sL1 AEsg.a .z.r..2E EA.E

Events drops n aaifa se.....
7fs tE.Asl7.S.
eetH fttI 4t.sl iiisTl'sit
E, 35akHsf1
EiFas s1@fsf tol,is.1t
lfops ITi srlfef 81 IF iir,si.t,.-
f'1f1-ik 5r's'u fI.aafa ~ IS. flr Itt- -f
s ssef fsss II :lfe1s IS siiiea
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Getle fnrill tgfi1e 59
tzass sa11'l-s ~ 81
kasefteFllIt horse naIi su5le leaves
eperf Thglsia4 III pms Arrives
en siaf dn liis nsi+
embraces lsf3--|saN I.lIl rl 1888. HieeIh5
l'grt4ian snd 4{lliFiIle
Sag4t et aa lfiie-
4llss lfst ~ oslE Esf
Hif 35pd opfllses sarDals eng 1lQes-
esSa
fehcchlra nati arriEts IpiFtEl
p md Efse a5 ian-
lsrDglFs srral lfaFs III PM. nI tzH-
braces lie a1 i4iltaaiilsfs west
Point and NsE
NaFs.fiia Falls @lLlEV5 every sat-
nrt.ar 81 $50 Hs ptrf sa.lf day
ID IL 50 pm Iiils embraces Parker S
Store aud 1aifslseiiSiillr.
Fl7san aafi aleits .Iaf sand Iis
DAYS 1t 9 saa. 30 nle da 81
fniH-
AbeV grilef rs - ohtrinea at4i5e
Fiflaski Eo-s31l,ee apoL sosiotIees 81 ail
parts 81 tile eifed staics. ISIS q
HlclIrss nlaI 81
niiesiion 9'he following are rlle rates
II clsHniiatiJa 4s.ied tor Ii4Het or
acrs Orders uof ezeef5lips 20, bets.
over 90 and nat ei4line $50, - CTS
ever $40 anil nat eEso1flHg go, z9els.
04tH $40 and ud Ffff
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oIifIi Es- G l4
81. -sstlil rs etr1A fsatf- zlie
fH rrfHns III ~
SONS as5f and zsnHlesfitsss
.s.leri5el i.s ems
ca4tf Itr n tlptraz, Elt Il
ai utlzt IaL
%tl- 5)Et lil< colts r ~
krH rItl tsls fl5l tat - iies
tola51E Ht. tsillsssi,l. telil.; sla-
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Joseph 81. ssioin VS. 5ols1 Z. ~
on
flin7nt. ss9f4
W 4s-II4f as secfstf
tsl.n.tii de- es % tiae 5a
tra at aa tn WAS 5l @-s'i ats
time 81 EHetl sa ss~
laHsl-. ais3 tlGt iiq, - ie
ilIl1r
sail lnHau @
bf =3iaH ~ l
real ei personal esfate "a tse efse -
zefllfs-ee a.4a fEt 10 ailiutflisti.llii is
has been granted upa SIZE estate 81
SAID lffssiatt- IS tire StateGf Itslfe
oHd ari1lz oDtlIis from tire 81
fones. 81 Zones, Judge 81, 81
for e-lit b If atlachRfeilr GO ssss si
attaesfnrsH has been isa ana -
tarnea, levied upon t.ie eetsile = s.iil
,qeeph g. fifiz Gems -l
4e il.e 1leIezlda6fs Isis n4fse IS ii.F -
FIefffee4 s. therefore uftlcf co
tlit HsI -satl6l sTle for Ioa
tossirs. Ee9z iIl the Pl'1atEEI IEltts..
Il messy pcs r.llIislHcd ID the ioNn of
Pillsssf, eqsirins sti EiTlr5 llsll-.tis
jobs =. 5linaH. S ~ asllass4 sss es
InnaH. 10 ere she aideH asa e.ii-
afen Qf Joseph g lHsnans aetft e sisl
+ SllIttefs aad lbs wife. SAN "a eltte M
ill.sH icstnn IiEuau, q anna II iHlisslils
Sas.fh 81 lanaall a1s Iafs Jane IIHlsHs
rjtIas altli tiilslreN Di .tela MAS.
feca % aepeaf before fire til1nfN Tor
fof nur Court of haleefE Log thecou1t3
/ - Giles. III the Hekt term thereof ~ 1e
+ hth t iltl CONT Aouse in slse fpsF -
j I1iI1sAl. Ell Ire ist zonsss iH celseIs-
I Der next, 1872, ana plead. ans Ter or de-
nur % complainant h5ll. or tue saHle
wiil he lakf1 for e6ifessea sa1 set Ter
/ bearing ex-DeEte-
W Is b -AI.E4t.s II RE, G. & A
Afar. IsE
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HIasonfe 1sis.ectors~.
KSiasITs TlAIIs.a f,'-srt-l. Ask CO.'S ND
tts1 Al-
iill MOONS f4fs ~ plt-
nenl Coasnianasr; l'sTkes. Rector
der.
rELkskl e0USciL S6- s. RofaE ASD
SELECT sIAsGEgs
aleets Fourth Tuesday nights il jan
earJ + ps-i Juig .iaal f1kfotsr- zd-
mAfe -. uAi t 1artins I.se
PULASKI cIi ArrERNo. 20. r. 4. HasoNs
8lects Second Wednesday night in
each month. y hauundsons Il. t.s
john Il. Kirk, lseeOslei,
rt.LAsKI hopeE. 80. l0I, p A. d.
Meets TnesdaF night 90 81 before the
Egi. tol ft inenf lit sate
81. rett,
1ES9gILLE LODGE. No. q So, r. g a. 81
Meets egerv saturday. on or after the
lfHl moon III slef mo3li.. 81 IL. Rob-
iilsou, 81 M.i =. +. frysSee-
BRADSHAW LcDGE so. 23ls, T. 8 4. 81.
Meets Saturday HiEis, on or after tie
fzlli no0a iH eAssI month. " Ills for-
aT, 81. 81 =. 2. Worslianl, Ser.
1rl.EI.EsYli -f-L htDeEs SO s9.s Z.
a. RI
Meets "Wednesday night, on or before
5Isc nll noas SO efell month";. esiH
I Eokpiy, b. aI.s JAS. Cook See.
Ef i-5DeE q
Meets Sac first lf night is eael
month.
RETllEL LoDsE Ses l 4. ~
Sheets Fri,iay night, GA OF after ihs
ina moon IN eaeh month. Thomas j
tampbeli, ". 81.
: coRSERsy1Lls. 1.oDGE. 10. l26, F. NAM
elects e.-u.rtslG m 81 before tAe iill
Haau b etls l'ie a-
as; 4. j. Blackburn scefetsH.y.
iAFEEScEBUas sLopeR 80. 10Y. r
Meets Friday, on on before tle iet
nooH s. I moss 81. tfHs. Piifkes
E -. = Nlxolzs See.
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Neofs every Tistrsla3 aieht Emil
Jaek4on, Pfes.s 81. -tfoe eec-
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oKsuAsa THIHf. - o f
Meets everV Wtluf =laF NIGHT. y j.
tsf-af 4.eif5rf- sss.tfs 81 III
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4ItssHf'e Eilt=E 5'stlit
DfsJ>I. aEtcnelf asisr. Services
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PrIs8sEI Gil AFTER 40. 20. r. 4. AAsoSs.
sleels Second Wednesday night iE
each inanih. T. heliuundsen. Il. =. ,
John IL. Kirk, IEee0slef.
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eeIaFs. sHp tsrTcir-
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nent lolnnianders E'4Ikes aeeof-
der
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Rev leaa ltis
css e t ta 1ss at
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Aleets Fourth Tuesday nights IN JAM
earJ tuslIi duiy .sla ssfoilsr- Eds
mnf ~. H.; Ilr Harlin, I1e
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ptLAsKI LODGE. 80. l0I, 2. A. H.
Meets TgesdaF night 90 81 before the
Fai aol month ~ ate
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PURCHASER for s.I.iley Flill,-
Z y on easy and n3o@F accommodating
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REFllEI. I.oDsE sos l + 4. u.
Sheets Friday night GA OF after Tire
ina moon 10 eaeh month"; Thomas j..
ampseli, ". 81
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- 49, - . 90 -
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svEEN cEBURG LopeR, go. l0I, =
kA.
Meets Friday, en on before sAe 4eiI
Moon - sl snps rs lfke
q ~. ~ NiEons See.
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zESSVELEE LODGE. No. ! Sd r. g a. 81
Meets eserg Saturday on or after tie
fsfll nooH he sasi mosisiz. u ~. Rob
fls0u, ST. ~, = r FryeSee.
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BRADSHAW Lodge Sc. zoo, T. q. ii.
Meets Saturday HiElis, 0n or after tiie
fslli mu0a iii eeEI month. Wills (For-
er. W A = B. N0rshanl, Ser.
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tf fs 4
sI1zl0fe, sifi lt1 t- e7szf5f
5-afl alll. s tttI' 1fscf, - sf
CONTROVERSIES So tsE.ft53i tsn ilie
Ily 81 tie lake. hF imp. Sir Iiarrss
( hg-I nTs Dicme.l, 9th, bp lfH
/ leclgs Etf. 81 lisp. teur ssit. SIN
l.y imp. jolly lso l- imported
f4aFe afieIsl rsls eii-sd EsisF
.l6ula ea1- EcF Starry SIny seos-
gree see american Tori Register ros
and 5t-fls4it t;fkItI i,.s-is
SD. pa lb ioth. 3E iH zones
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
LETTER FROM ONEOTA.

ONEoTA, MINI, Jan. 18th, 1872
Ed. Times: The whirligig of Time brings US in com
mon with you the commencement Of another year,
Oneota is alive this winter. population is increasing,
the mill runs the hauling Of logs and lumber to the
track, the loading of cars the ring of and the
whoa haw gee of the teamsters all remind US that we
have plenty 10 do Every one is busy, good natured
and contented The new church is completed and
was opened last Sabbath The school numbers 50 in
regular attendance. The L. S. & NJ. r. r. have built
US a side track at last and promise depot early
in the We rejoice in the present R. r. pros
poets Of SUPERIOR and trust that your brightest hopes
NAV be more than realized. We remember that the
true prosperity of neighbors is also There
has been but death the past year in town. and
but very little sickness of any kind. We expect to
see the rapid development of the region around Rces
point, and this way, during the summer. 1t seems a
pity that such city Duluth cannot be represented
by at least paper free from vulgarty, and fit to
be taken and read by the family. The occasion of
Father and Mother MerrtS celebration Of their 10th
wedding anniversary very pleasant The almost
entire community was present and was made at home.
the new church Yours truly, 0NEOTA
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
HURRYING TO THE FRONT.

The Oshkosh Times contains we'll writ
ten communication of over two columns,
urging that city to seek immediate r. r.
connection with the Wisconsin Central as
a measure of great Importance. The Green
Bay Gazette tells how 40 miles of track
was laid west of there in 4G days, ending
Dec 10Th, and the papers and people OF
Central Wisconsin generally are wide
awake, and hard at work pushing the ex-
tensive net work Of Wisconsin railways in
to the wilderness, and on to Lake Superior
as fast rs possible.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
DREDGING OUR HaRBOR.

4 little dredging would give rs the finest
commercial harbor on Lake Superior. 1t
is great virtue in other harbors to keep
the dredge going all the time, and 1t cannot
he GREAT commercial wrong to dredge
occasionally in the splendid harbor of Su-
perior. Independent Of the fact that 4
mere trife of dredge- work would tear out
the only appearance Of a foundation for the
cunning argument of falsehood and bosh
which rival interests have used against US,
it will be necessary to the interests of our
merchants, our railroad, and of the place in
general to have-as it is understood OF
course will be the Casa certain amount
ofdredging done here the coming season.
We do not advert to the matter as IN any
doubt on the subject, but put in a reminder
thus early With purpose. 1t is matter
for some reasonsto be Kept IN mind noao.
We hope and expect before spring to give
the readers of the TINES detailed account
of the arrangements made for the slight
work required to render our magnificent
natural harbor, a commercial haven that
shall be absolutely perfect.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
LUME 2.
THE DYKE BUSINESS.

1t may be stated for the information of
the curious and the doubtful, that the dyke
business is to be pushed through in earnest.
A sclid, substantial wall will keep the wa
tiers Of the ST. Louis river where they be-
long, and restore the natural conditions
that ensure superior's supremacy as the
port at the head of the Lake. After the
1st of October, 1872, (when our railroad is
completely, it will matter very little what
happens on the north side of the dyke.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
BUSINESS IN MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee received SO millions of bush
els of all grains in 1871. OF this l6 mil
lions were wheat. She handled s. million
feet of lumber and 81 millions of shinglss.
half of dollars The exhibit shows an ad-
vance of business even over previous busy
years Good for Milwaukee. Long may
she prosper.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
RAPID GROWTH oF ST. PAUL.

$50 buildings, at q cost Of nearly enc and
three o.a,a~sar .,,illie--s. loua--e- 2 ne eX-
hibit occupies nearly ten columns, or a
whole page in the large st. Paul dailies.
The villages that talk about St. Paul going
into decline had better keep quiet awhile,
as the increase for one year, as above
noted, is about twice as large as the entire
stock in trade of some ambitious settles
in Minnesota.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13
ZINC VS.. SMALL POX.

The following paragraph appears in the
Pioneer of the Sd
Tte new reIfsHdy I0r small pUA, sufPI.a &C uino
reported being successfully used in Philadelphia.
The new remedy referred to, is the same
one that has twice been published in the
TINES. 1t appears in the Pioneer of Dee.
80, and ought to appear in every paper of
the land, as, if half its claims are true,
small pox and scarlet fever, could be blot
ted out b. it in a day. The Paris school
of medicine is said to have endorsed it,
and its remarkable claims almost compel a
trial. The Stockton (Cal) Herald first
published the new remedy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-13

Notice is hereby given that all trespassers along the
railroad lands of the St. Crox and Superior Railroad
Company after this date will be prosecuted under the
provision of section fifty three of chapter hundred
and sixty five Of the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin.
By order of the Departme of the Interior the
entire control of said lands is conceded the State
Of Wisconsin, and hereafter settlement or eompro
misses VIII be made with such trespasser but the logs
and timber cut upon such lands will be seized and the
offenders prosecuted provided by law.
SAM. HARTMAN
State Agent st. Croix Il Superior r. r, Lands,
Somerset Dec. 15 1871.