The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-09-09
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER sTH. 1871.
HOUSE organ-a new baby,

Bur two Of i{aIper's " eekly's arc taken |
N this place.
TIE Cuyahoga is expected here to-mor-
row morning.
ANrE1orEs eaten freely viii cure the
worst cases Of corns.
Bully Ole, the renowned fiddletorial
performer is at Madison.
PLAIN home talk-Come, old woman
turn out and get that breakfast.
KLEIN & DescimvaTs brewery continues
to turn out good quality Of beer.
WE get the St. Paul Daily Pioneer twice
every other day, which is quite satisfactory.
NORTHERN Pacific tracklaying progress
ses two miles day west of Grow Wing
river.
OUR City market is well stocked with
all kinds Of vegetables, which are sold at
reasonable figures.
Y. Z. LEMON is going TO start a Demo
cratic paper at Prescott, to take the place
Of the Journal. Go In lemons.
WHES you see a man trying to do bust
ness without advertising, in reality you see
70 man at all, and no business.
THERE was a church festival In Oneota
last Tuesday evening. A small delegation
from here was in attendance
IT is q surprising and somewhat startling
fact, the old bachelors and maids lourished
as far back as the time Of the Alps.
WILLIAM r. Perry, 7. NJ, (which is
Postmaster" sells cheap stationery, and
insures your buildings against loss by fire.
ATTEND the lecture this evening and
hear a lady relate three years of her expe-
rience in the Rocky mountains, California,
Utah and Montana.
BURGLARIoUs burglars are about. The
vegetables in well known block in the
lower end of the town, are suspected Of
being accompEces.
SHAw's new residence is receiving Oar
ling coat of white paint. The way that
good little man sings the brush is a eau
ton to all unpainters.
RAIN for the past week has been fully up
to the demand, and had it come a month
sooner, the crops would have been much
larger than they now promise.
HE Indian payment at Bad river will
take place the 18th inst Merchant Roy
has left for the red field, and his goods 90
by the Cuyahoga in the morning.
IF you want good comfortable shave,
and happen to be in Duluth, call on Richey
at Bloomer Fosters lot on the block. He
adyertises in our paper you know.
Mr.. Urgell Gouge is erecting for himself
4 neat dwelling on his Middletown lot. If
more of our citizens would initiate Mr..
Gouge's example, there would be less rent
to pay.
OUR merchants are beginning to receive
their fall stocks Of goods. In making your
purchases, select he men who are liberal
enough to advertise. and you will surely
get good bargains.
GEN. O'Neill of Fenan fame, lectured in
St. Paul last Monday evening, upon Ire
lands Past, Present and Future" The
lecture we understand was well delivered,
and the attendance very large.
THE Superior TINES is a good paper We don't see
how the editor manages TO get up good a local col
rs he does. We have tough time Of it to do So
in Duluth and, vet things are more lively here Than
in superior.-Duuth DAILY Herald, 4th instant
Good words from a good paper.
THE way to insure concert Of action is
to harp on old dead issues, and call men
interested foul names. This IS the only eli
fectual way we know of, and one which
will surely bring about the results desired
by some.
VIZ return thanks to J. W Hoyt, Sec,
rotary OF the Wisconsin State Agricultural
Society, for a complimentary season ticket
to the eighteenth annual exhibition of that
society, to be held for five days, commenc-
ing on the 18th inst
TIE town authorities now keep but o
small force employed. a few men are en-
gagged in ralaying the Second ST. sidewalk,
from Newton's creek to the Nemadji river,
while few more find employment on Sixth
street, near the Court House
CAswELL 6 Davy, in thanking their Su-
perior City friends for past fayors, wish to
notify that on or about the goth inst, they
viii close their Photograph Room in Du-
luth until the LIST of January 1871. Those
WISHING nicturns will do we'll 10 call narlu