The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-12-14
THE SUPERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1872
-owY, cold and clustering to-day.

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LOOK out for fires these gusty days.
THE head of Lake Superior froze over on
Monday night. Ice moved off q day or
two afterwards.
THE ghost of the Alice Craig appeared
off the AFTER Arber last Tuesday and scared
the Duiuthians into fits
THE "horse disease" has at last made
its appearance in this place. Mr. CalFer-
ly's team, and others, are affected.
THE confagration Of the Swede boarding
house at Duluth on Tuesday afternoon,
was plainly visible from this side Of the
bay.
TEAMS are hurrying up various supplies
in every direction, with prudent regard to
the possible progress Of the prevailing
horse disorder.
A FELLOWS comfort depends on how he
behaves himself No need of larrnping
your neighbors when you rap your knuck-
les, or stub your toes.
THE Stage and Express line Of Shaw &
Ingalls, between Superior and Duluth, runs
regularly making two trips per day carry
ing the mails and Express.
PEOPLE out of wood and ice, can see no
fun in all the silly jokes attempted on the
epizootic. Who is the fool that first begun
to whistle by the horse graveyard.
THERE'S one place in this town where
board and lodging are provided for nothing.
It is down near the Court House. For fur
Their information apply to the Sheriff,
THE scene yesterday evening was beau
tful The bright moonlight, and the bril-
lance of the evening star were worth a
visit from the murky ATTITUDES to see.
WHEN an editor cannot answer an arti-
Gle, and relieves his badly chaed mind by
abusive personalities, it shows the style Of
man, and the intelligence (:) of his patrons.
THE country at large doesn't pay any
more attention to Duluth blowing nova
DAYS, than the Pacific ocean would to Geo
Francis Train cooling bowl Of bean soup.
READ the new advertisement of j. X
Seaton of Duluth, who proposes to supply
the people of Superior with A No. Gro
ceries, etc., which he will send by Express
G. o. d.
YE "ecture'' on Thursday night was at
tended, we learn, by four persons, exclusive
of boys. The audience are now prepared
to tell what they know about scientific
geology"
HENRY NJ Stanley, who discovered Liv
ingstone, has failed as lecturer in New
York City Even the n. Y. Herald con
dennis his effort. He was more successful
as "tramper' than a lecturer. Ahem!
THE term of the Circuit Court, Judge
H. Clough presiding, which has been il
progress in this place during the presen
week. was adjourned to-day until the fourth
Monday of January 1878. This is the reg
ular general term for Douglas County, am
also special term for the district at large.
You can't do anything with man til
you win his heart, and you can't do tina
without honest sympathy. It's no use ap
tpealing to gizzard, lights or brains, espec
ially if man hasn't got any brains, an'
his gizzard is out Of order
IN the article of last week about findin,
dead body on Wisconsin Point, instea
of writing Ed. Forsythe as the name of th
man drowned with Neil McIntire last An
gust. we should have written Ed. Garland
1t was mere slip of the pen. We shoui'
also have stated that some thought the bod
might be that of Daniel Waterman, drown
ed in the bay winter before last by waikiki!
after night into an opening in the ice.
THE Ashland, bayfield, and Superio
Stage Company, have established tt
weekly line of stages over the road betwee
these points. They have good sleighs an
teams. and now that there is plenty c
snow and the road in excellent condition
the trip, a very pleasant one, can be mad
inside of from two to three days For pal
ticulars as to days of departure etc., tn
reader is referred 10 the advertisement /
another column, and to Mr.. A. Zachau, tn
Agent of the Company at Superior.
If our folks wish justice done to Supe
,ior in the matter of the disposition OF tn