The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-25
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1871.

SEVERAL steam tugs etc. are laid up for
the winter near Quebec Pier.
THE young folks of both sexes have had
lively times skating since Tuesday.
THE winter term of the Circuit Court of
this county, will commence on Monday
Dee 11th
SUPERIOR Ho will be the aim of untold
thousands yet to swell her seat of empire
and opulence.
WE hear that encouraging progress has
been made in circulating the temperance
pledge in this place.
THE Government work at the entry"
is suspended for the season. Good pro-
gross was made las summer.
LIVELY times anticipated in Superior this
winter. Poverty may look in, but dare
not enter the house of any Industrious man.
Go to Geo. NJ. Smiths for your Butter,
Poultry, Graham, Rye and Buckwheat
Flour All kinds of Feed kept constantly
on hand.
WE are requested to state that there viii
be Union Thanksgiving Services at the
Nov 30th, at 105 AN.
Ex-Governor Magofin Of Ky. is the own
er of thirty houses in the City of Chicago,
all of which, we are glad to learn, escaped
uninured by the great contiagration.
AL
32.75 per cord County and Town orders
taken at their face for wood or potatoes.
J. S. Richie |
II is reported that there are eighteen
inches Of snow in the Wisconsin Pineries
south Of US. As yet we have not enough
to make good sleighing, but it is showing
to-day.
The schooner Pirrepont, under the able
command Of Capt Davidson, sailed last
Tuesday with cargo of flour and feed for
Ontonagon. We wish her successful
voyage.
w. w. CoRcoRAS, the well-known Wash
ington banker and philanthropist, and one
of the capitalists interested in this place,
sailed for Europe this week III the steam
ship Calabria
REMEMBER. advertising is the best mode
of drawing customers, and he who neglects
to advertise, not only deprives himself Of
many advantages, but abandons them
to his wiser rivals.
WINTER is upon US. Monday night was
cold and still, and ice formed on the bay
it has continued cold ever since, the ice
increasing in thickness, until now it is
nearly strong enough to bear teams.
WE are credibly informed that two
thirds interest in the Beck Silver Mine on
the North Shore, has been sold to Buffalo
parties fer 1925 900, the purchasers agree
ing to spend $4,000 in developing the pro-
perty.
SUPERVISOR Collier informs us that Mr..
Richard Bardon, with a force of men will
90 out Monday to clear out distractions
on the bayfield, road. A few days work
will put the road in good condition for
travG by teams.
FRIEND Vincent, while gratefully remem-
boring all past favors, still wishes to call
the attention of his friends and customers
to his new goods in another column, and
particularly the ladies to his fine stock of
genuine wool yarn.
WE learn by the bayfield, Press that our
fellow townsman, St. German, has just
completed fine two story house q by q
with an addition Of good size, on his lots at
Vaughn's town site, near Bay city. St G,
proposes to be prepared for Business next
spring and will keep first class boar,1,nc
house.
SrAGEs.-Messrs. Shaw & Ingalls, will on
Monday next, or as soon as the ice bridge +
will permit, establish a regular line of
stages, carrying the mails and express be-
tween Superior and Duluth. 4 stage will .
leave each place every morning, making
four trips daily. Advertisement and time
table in our next weeks issue
THE Advertisers Gazette, a book Of over
500 pages, sent by mail to any address for
. cents. Published by Geo. p. Rowel &
Co, Advertising Agents, No. Il Park Row,
New York. The Washington Cd. O. Stan
dard says: 1t puts the advertiser on the
track Of saving money by judcious outlay,
md gives information and advice that the
eldest and most experienced, as well as new
beginners, may iiud profit in perusing." 4
MOVED PROM DULUTn TO SUPERIoR.-Mr. /
August Zach4u has moved bis large stock