The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1870-09-22

THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22ND, 1870.
THE annual meetings Of the several
school districts will be held OH next Mon
day evening at o'clock
ALL dry goods, caIicoeS, delaines, mus
Inns, sheeting, cloths, fanncls, &C., selling
at cost at Schuttes.
GILL net fishing has been very profit
able this season SO far, and those engaged
IN the business feel sanguine of being amply
repaid for their outlay and labor.
SOME light-fngered gent the other even
ing, entered the meat market of J. NJ.
Davis, during his absence, and took from
the drawer five dollar bill
Mr.. J. NJ. Davis, proprietor of the 'BuIls
Head Neat and Vegetable Market" has con-
structed an awning in front of his establish
ment, under which is displayed the articles
an his line.
GENERAL MARCY, Inspector General of
the .. S. Army was here day. or two.
lie examined tie Bay and Harbor entrance,
and we understand he formed very fav-
orable opinion of both
We noticed men employed by our town
authorities at work repairing the covering
on Quebec pier last week. 1t was much
needed, and that thoroughfare is now safe
for man and beast
We notice that Judge Perry, is fixing
mp his Insurance office, in the Post Office
building, in a substantial manner inside, and
improving the looks outside by the display
of neat and tasty signs of the companies he
SO ably represents.
AN interesting suit, involving twenty-five
dollars, in which Jacob Sigel was plaintiff.
and f. L. Clarke defendant, was before
Justice Wheelock OH Saturday last. The
verdict of the jury was in favor of the de-
PENDANT.
II
HE SIDEWALK on Robertson Ave. froh
Second st. to the cemetery, has recently
been thoroughly rebuilt and repaired. Our
town authorities deserve credit for this. rs
well as for many other much needed inn
provements made this season.
QUARTERLY Meeting Services of the
VI. +. Church will be held next Sabbath.
Elder Chaffee, of Minneapolis will preach
ut O'Clock p. NJ in the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. At the close of the public services
the srcraments of the Lords Supper will
be administered.
I'D. SKINNER ESQ. engineer of the State
Line Railroad left town on Tuesdey last,
with a corps of assistants to compete the
survey of the road from the state line to
the Northern Pacific Junction, above
Thomson. His field operations will prob
ably occupy about three weeks.
rs Superior people visiting Duluth can ALWAYS
rely upon getting good square meal at the popular
Restaurant of Messrs. Oliver Ames & Co.. whose card
appears elsewhere. This Restaurant is situated on
the Point convenient to the Ferry Dock and its table
is always supplied with the best the market affords
The proprietors worthy and accommodating Young
men, and are deserving of patronage.
}. MCGUIRE, Blacksmith was brought
before Justice Wheelock yesterday for
-assauting Mr.. w. Allen the previous eve
ming Mr.. Allen appeared to have suffered
rather hard treatment; his face being con
siacrably disfigured. Mcclure pleaded
guilty and was fined, besides being bound
over to keep the peace.
A sharp thunderstorm burst over the town
early yesterday morning. The lightning
struck stake near Justice WheeIocks
house on second street; he saw It splinter
the stake, and then divide into two
branches which darted into the ground
making two holes the size of mans hat.
about foot from each other.
NUMBERS OF Duluthians are visible on
our streets every day. Barring their pre-
JUDGES against anything not Duluth and
Minnesota, which are quite pardonable I'M
der the circumstances, they are a set of
good fellows, whom we are always glad to