The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-08
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, JULY sTH, 1871.
FAMINE in = ersia.
JUNE roses are fading.

THE TINES should be in every household.
4 QUARTER Of million paupers in Paris.
Tue strawberry season viii soon be over.
FINE weather we are having 50 far this
month
MANY items of interest are unavoidably
crowded out.
TUESDAY was a remunerative day for the
steamboat men.
Fnnsn Lake Superior fish are favorite
dish at our hotels.
WE cannot say mach about the patriot
ism Of our citizens.
Mail a copy Of this paper to your friends
and wife's relations.
THERE is not an idle man in town.
Work for every one.
H1LL has green apples for g~eenhorns
and everybody else.
OvERcoATs were in lively demand
wednesday evening.
TAKE the Superior TIMES if you would
be up with the times.
4 NEW sidewalk is built in front of James
L. Snyder's tailor shop.
BLUEBERRIEs and raspberries viii soon
make their appearance
INDICATIONS are very favorable for a full
crop Of hay this season.
WooD is delivered to any part of the
city for two dollars a cord.
WE had rousing old celebration on the
Fourth, we did, so we did.
THE large scow belonging to Schultz s.
Richie was launched Monday.
WHAT will you have to drink? Wen take
a little water with dixie in 1t.
Now is the time to look to your health.
Have your children vaccinated.
Tue travel between here and Duluth by
The ferry steamers IS quite lively.
SEVERAL aborigines graced the city on
the Fourth by their dusky presence.
FRESH lake herring were selling upon the
streets yesterday for ten cents a dozen
BAKER Avenue since cleared, is one Of
The finest looking highways in the city.
A LoUNGISG loafer in printing office is
no comparison to the forty-nine year itch
A LITTLE girl picked up dead horse fly
on the street the other day that weighed
two tons
PLEASURE seekers will find as good hotel
accommodations here, as in any place on
the lake.
LAST Fourth Of July fellow got drunk
n showing how certain influential citizen
drank whisky.
REAL Estate changing hands quite lively
oais week. Good selection at fair figures
can now be made.
THE new departure platform is to be
stamped and kicked by a presidential can
didate from this place.
Hon. d. d. Plat, member of Congress
from Indiana has our thanks for late Con
gressional documents.
WONDER ifthe ancients used to play tag
Il they did. some OF the old settlers ought
to know something about ii.
We counted l,O00,O 100000, O0O,0 900 mos
quitoes the other day, and it wasn't much
Of day for mosquitoes either.
The crops in this vicinity are look ng re-
m1rkably well, the late showers adding
much to stimulate the growth.
QUEBEC Pier has been repaired The
most dangerous holes are covered and
few new sticks Of timber put in.
SUPERIOR celebrated the fourth by re
ceiving no mail. We have had quite
number OF fourths this year 50 far.
ANY person intending to get divorced
will be supplied with advice, and a copy
Of the TINES Tor one year for $3.50.
The potato bugs are disappearing rapid
y. It is TO be hoped that the few remain
ing ones will take d hint and eight out"
too.
THE steamer Lolita Bernard, left yester-
day for Silver Island with large amount
Of freight, and quite a number Of passen-
gers.
A LARGE amount Of rock has been
brought here from the North Shore for the
foundation of Mr. H. ". Shaw's new resi-
dence.
THE new sidewalk on Baker Avenue is
being LAID. This walk has been much