The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1871.
For new goods, 90 to Bradshaw's.

OF gO0dS.
WHIrEFIsu find rapid sale here at ten
cents apiece.
WEDNESDAY was summer day-also the
first of November.
EIGHT hundred men are wanted to work
on the Sault canal.
THE bayfield, Press dishes up the locals
in lively and entertaining manner.
Mr.. IL W. Shaw, is having considerable
blowing done on his farm near town.
Mr. Hiram Robbins and family have
moved into the Newton house on First St.
every one will want one of Relf's 81 maps
JUMP into couple of Bertrands Oak
tanned boot packs, and see how you like it.
THE total losses by fire at Peshtigo and
Menominee, in this State, will reach ST.
100000.
TIE North and South shores of Lake
Superior, furnish an excellent quality of
pine lumber.
OUR farmers and gardeners are taking
advantage of the fair weather, and doing
their fall blowing.
Chill" Whitesides, resident of this
place in times gone by, is now taking pic
lures at Ontonagon.
Ex-DIsrR1cT Attorney, James S. Ritche
is erecting a commodious barn in the rear
of his residence on Second St.
THE Lolita Bernard cleared for Silver Is
land last Monday evening with a cargo of
lumber. They have had delightful wealth
CT since starting.
Our office was so crowded last Saturday
by the rush Of delinquents, each one clam
orous to pay up, that we found it utterly
impossible to work the paper off on time.
From Mr. Joseph Gay. who has lately
returned from Ashland, we learn that con-
siderable activity prevails at that place.
Many families are moving in, and all the
old dwellings are being repaired and occu-
pied
THE Duluth Minnesotian and the Demo
crat are still venting their spleen on each
other, in words too filthy for publication in
a local paper. For the sake of decency
we hope they will soon quit Ontonagon
Miner.
WE omitted in our last issue to mention
the receipt Of Peters Musical Monthly, a
collection containing many pages of good
music, and SO cheap that it is within the
reach of every family, 80 cents number,
or SO per annum.
Mrs. Laura X. D'Unger, wife of DR..
D'Unger has assumed editorial charge of
~ Duluth Herald, and we are free to
admit that the paper has very much i'm
proved since the change. Mrs ID. has our
best wishes for success.
TIE LARGE steamer Dean Richmond was
burned OF the 28th ult,, while laying at
anchor on Lake Erie, near Mud Lake. The
fire originated in the kitchen, and spread
50 rapidly that one Of the crew persisted in
escaping by small boats.
ORDERS from Duluth for beer will be
promptly filled by Klein & Descimyal.
Their manufacture is acknowledged to be
The best at the head of the lake. Beer
bought Of the firm will be delivered to any
part Of the city free Of charge.
THE little steamer Zero is reaping rich
harvest just now Being the only boat on
the route betweea Superior and Duluth, she
is well loaded with a goodly number Of pas
sengers both ways, and Judging from the
skeedunk" boys look, they are laying up
= little something for an icy day.
BUILDING SToNE.-The Chicago Times
announces the arrival of a cargo of &C beau
tiful Lake Superior brown sandstone" and
advises those in want of "a beautiful build
ing material to call and examine it" Here
is splendid opportunity for some of our
friends to improve their valuable stone
quarries on Eastwood Island. These quar-
ries, if advantageously worked, would
yield sufficient stone to rebuild Chicago.
ouR Superior neighbors are beginning to display
considerable energy in pushing forward their railroad.
1t is reported that all the tools required have already
been bought and shipped to Superior. The shanties
for the men have all been completed. The word to
90 ahead is only waited for a2d then there will
be such a rafting among the dry bones over there
that Duluth will think earthquake has broken forth
in all its fury Let it rattle; can sand the fun
Duluth Daily Herald.
TrE steamer Kasota has been employed at the ez-
pense Of $50 per day to ferry across the canal the vic
TINS whe live on the island She commenced her trips
Her time is from g am. TO pm. In I
addition ferrynan is employed for night duty at the
same place. satistician elbow estimates that
the thus expended for the people who I've on
tie island for feIyage purposes equal to 50 per Head