The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-09-12

by 500 persons daily.
Dummies and not horses now
draw st. Louis street cars.
Detroit hired girls demand
three beau-nights a week.
ALI Germany celebrated the an
niversary of Sedan on the 2nd.
The reward offered for the re-
covery Of Charlie Ross now amounts
to $4,000.
Be on such terms with your
friend, as if you knew that he might
one day, become your enemy.
w hatever the number of a
mans friends, there may be time
in his life when he has one too few.
The Manitowoc Tribune says
Hon. George Reed has gone to Bos-
ton, for the purpose Of completing
arrangements to prosecute work on
the Central Railroad.
In avoiding all conflict with
hostile Indians, as he steadily aimed
to do, Custer has shown himself a
better tactician and soldier than if
he had won half a dozen inglorious
victories over them.-NeaD York
World
Mt. Etna in Sicily is errupting
The spectacle is said to be grand
beyond conception. l is thought
no harm will be done, as the d;rec-
ton taken by the lava sire ans is re-
mote from the cultivated parts of
the mountain.
Douglas County, holding tax
titles on number Of lots, blocks and
parcels of land sold for delinquent
taxes, has commenced suit--as will
be seen by the summons "County
of Douglas against Clarissa NJ
Abel and Others" in another col
umn-to quiet title.
jay Cookies creditors "want to
know, you know" They would
like to have the trustee furnish a
statement of the assets. jaw Cooke
q Co., it may be remembered, was
the firm that started the panic last
fall and went to the dogs. Some
people, creditors, are crazy enough
to think they ought to know how
the concern is getting along.-Chi-
cogo Post 6 Nail
INTERSTATE INDUSTRIAL EXPO
sITIoN.-The Interstate Industrial
Exposition of Chicago, will be open
from September 9th to October 10th,
to the public, from all parts of the
Union. 1t being the greatest Expo
Sition of the Country this Season,
the railroads will issue Excursion
Tickets at reduced rates, to accom-
modate all DESTROYS of visiting this
grand Exposition.
STEAM ON CANALs.-Steam on
our canals seems to be an accom-
plished fact. Six boats are now
plying on the Erie canal, and twelve
Others will shortly be added, all ca
pable of making the tri from New
York to Buffalo in five days. 1t is
believed that the Grain trade of the
fall will be considerably affected by
the increased cheapness of transpor-
tation. Scientific american.
True to my old motto People
must live, railroad or no railroad,
| am daily receiving goods and sell
them cheaper than the cheapest.
Ready made clothing of newest
styles, boots and shoes of the great
est variety and styles, also hats and
caps; gloves shirts and drawers in
great variety &c, &c, &c. Cider
and white wine vinegar warranted
pure ETC., etc. Call and buy your
selves rich.-A Zachau.
DECISION IN THE RAILROAD Cas-
Es.-We are requested 10 state that
the Supreme Court will decide the
motions in ,he case of The State VS..
The Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Co., and State vs.. The Mil
waukee Il St. Paul Railroad Co, on
Tuesday, the 18th inst. The Court
has not before set any day for the
decisions of these motions, although
the newspapers have fixed The time
for these decisions quite frequently.
The time now fixed is from head
quarters, and reliabIe.-State Jour
nal 7fh-
THE NORTHERN STRAITs.-Ot