The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-11
THE SUPERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1871.

OUR Duluth neighbors complain of dull
days.
A GREAT many strangers on our streets
this week.
READ and ponder the new advertise
ments in the Times to-day.
. In takes $4,000 a year to support the
county poor house at Houghton.
CRANBERRIEs are very palatabe. Fine
ones can be had at Zachau's for $3.50 per
bushel
MEssRs. Shaw & Ingalls, are establishing
lumber yard at the foot Of Nettleton
Avenue
Mr.. BAIL Dennis has the lumber on the
ground for an addition to his house on
Second st.
THE weather is delightful: mixture of
frost and sunshine, with, as yet, but few
signs of winter
The papers still report continually, acct
dents from the careless handling of fire
arms and kerosene
MECHANICS are leaving Duluth for Chi
cago. They had better come to Superior,
we shall soon need them.
TIE Lolita Bernard, now loading with
lumber, will sail this evening for Silver Is
land, with few passengers.
TIE Sault canal will be closed about the
goods coming, should hurry up.
OUR citizens move around more briskly
than heretofore; everybody busy. Rail
road. "That's what's the NATTER
THE North Shore looks beautifully now
seen at a distance, which certainly in its
case, 'lends enchantment to the view''
THE annual meeting of the County Board
of Supervisors, will take place next Tues
day, at which the taxes for the year 1871
will be levied.
EVERY team in the city is busy, hauling
supplies out on the railroad line, and lum-
Der etc. to the several new buildings going
up in this place.
Now is the time to put on flannel and
stave off the approach of colds and lung
diseases. can ounce ofpreyention is worth
a pound of cure"
READ the advertisement of Walbridge,
Brother and Sargent and be ready to put
in your bids for work on the State Line
Railroad by the 25th Nov.
No service in the M. E. Church of Supe-
.rior, on Sabbath forenoon. Service in the
evening at the usual hour.
j. p. QUIGLEY, Pastor.
TUE two handsome school houses in
Lower and Upper town are being pushed
to completion. Both present very fine
appearance, and would be a credit to any
city.
THE lumbermen are making for the
woods. Several teams with supplies have
gone up the Nemadi river. A la1ge
amount of logs will be gotten out this win
ter if the season is favorable.
THE Election of Tuesday passed off very
quietly with the following result: Doolittc
IL msj, Rice II, Montgomery IA, Klaus
13, Bragg Is, johnson IA, Parker Is, Bod
den Is, Johnson Is, Babcock II, Gates Al.
SINCE Monday last, that memorable day
in the history of Superior, dozens of Du-
luth's citizens have come across the bay
for various purposes-some seeking con-
tracts on the IS State Line Railroad''
ers looking for business locations, dwell
ings, &c. "Coming events" etc.
GOVERNOR Faircbild, by proclamation,
announces to the people of the United States,
that sufficiency of clothing has been con
tributed to the sufferers by the late fires in
Wisconsin, to render them comfortable for
the winter. we believe the same generous
nation will see to it that they do not lack
food
TuANKsGIvING.-As will be seen by Gov
ernor Fairchild's Proclamation in another
column, Thursday the 3Oth of this month
has beer appointed as a day of Thanksgiv-
ING and Prayer for this State. The Presi-
dent has fixed upon the same day, and it
will be generally observed throughout the
country.
WILL have for sale the fore part of next
week, 100 bbls of assorted sound winter
apples. Those wishing to purchase will do
well TO call. examine apples, and learn the