The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-06-24

WHENEVER some men want to SHOW en-
terprlse and public spirit. they refuse to
pay or subscribe for a paper.
LIBERTY and Law are the corner stones
of our government, and canals and break
waters the ruination OF Duluth.
MosQUIToEs are reported as being very
thick in the woods, aud even quite trouble
some in the suburbs of the city.
No circuses here this year yet. Several
exhibiting iii the southern part Of the state
may possibly come up this way.
GET wisdom get fame pay your taxes;
pay the printer; go see the girls; but above
all subscribe and pay for the TINES.
WE are not as yet under obligations to
/ any one for mess of green peas. Some
will do well to put US in such a position.
| Now is the time to subscribe for this pa
per- Every number has facts you need to
know. Subscribe for yourself and friends.
OUR city fathers deserve great credit for
the interest they take in fixing the misera
Die pump in the well near Coburn's store.
WOLVES are reported as quite numerous
in the woods. Mr.. Patrick Fay saw one
on his farm the other day playing with his
dog.
| SEVERAL dangerous holes in Quebec pier
that need attending to. Somebody will get
| hurt next and be suing the town for dam
ages.
OUR carriers are strictly instructed to
faithfully deliver all papers, and subscribers
not receiving their papers will please mott
/ fly US.
FREDERICK VILLAIN Keyser, inherits ST.,
500, 900, and cannot be found. Wonder if
/ Keyser will want to buy dog when he
gets his money.
Duluth wants a town clock. Let them
ask Congress for an appropriation for an
hour glass, as they have sand enough to
run it themselves.
Mr.. J.. T. Slayton's residence has
received its second coat Of new paint.
This house when completed will be one Of
the best in the city,
TIE Bayfield, Press has Superior cor
respondent named Occasional" Who is
he anyhow? Departed spirit Of Byron
Kilbourne, who is he.
SEVERAL parties from this place are off
trout fishing on the North Shore. We hope
they will have good time, and know they
will catch lots of fish.
THE Bayfield, Lyceum has on file two
daily aud five weekly papers. We see the
TINES mentioned among the list, bat nei-
Their of the Duluth papers.
THE IIo,7,jag Gail will make its appear
ance in a few days. From circulars ETC.,
we see that the office is located at No. $40
Third Street, ST. Paul, MINI.
DIED. Mr.. Louis Newagon, after lin
gerng illness of nearly two years duration,
died last Thursday morning, and will be
taken to La Pointe for interment.
CLEMENT L. Valandigham accidentally
shot and killed himself on the 10th instant,
at Lebanon, Ohio. The accident has pro-
iduced intense excitement and caused much
sorrow.
NOTWITHSTANDING the strict orders of
orr Town Board, wood still continues to
| be piled on Quebec pier, and as for the no
tee prohibiting fast driving, there is not
the least regard paid to it.
Mr.. Neill Mcintyre, an energetic lum-
} herman, left last Saturday for Gooseberry
river, with three teams, and large amount
Of supplies. Mr. Mcintyre is operating for
, the extensive firm of Shaw q Ingalls,
THE approaching 4th of July is likely to
; pass unobserved III this county. Our citi-
! zens are not making any preparations for
its observance. The glorious old bird OF
: freedom will remain in owl-lke stupor.
LAST Monday night our citizens We're
treated to some rich music from the Supe-
rior Cornet Band. Too much credit can
a not be given the members of the Baud for
the interest ana energy they nave ulsplayea'
Net PROCEEDS Fishing is said to be
splendid From fifteen to thirty packages
a net, being caught daily. Gill net fishing
: is also good, and should the season last for
e few weeks longer, our fishermen will do
well.
: " THE well Oh the corner OF Second Street
1 and Morrisette Avenue, is now sunk so feet