The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-15

CALL and see V. Roy before purchasing
elsewhere.
THE late rains brought more logs down
the Nemadji, and the large boom contains
many thousands.
CALIcoEs Of the best quality at A. Zach
an for 12cts. Also large stock Of crock
cry at very low figures.
4 MUCH needed new walk has been laid
from the gate of the Episcopal church-yard
to the door of the church.
Is there any medicated balm in the world
equal to a good s'sniftero of the pure air of
a mild summer day on Lake Superior?
IT has been a breezy week. Principally
land winds warm and strong. The bay
put on it's white caps for two or three days.
Mr.. George Smith and Thomas Gallagh
.er of this place, killed couple Of brown
bears, near Walbridge Station, few days
ago.
REV. ]. E. Wood, the Baptist minister
at Duluth, has entered upon missionary
work that requires his removal to Detroit
Lake.
THE long bridge on Second Street below
the Episcopal church, has been raised,
heightened fifty yards, and rebuilt in the
most substantial manner.
RED River Gazette is the name OF a new
paper starting at Glyndon, or Pembna
~, D.l
shine for all at Moorhead.
ABUNDANCE of fresh fish have been for
sale Of late. Visitors to the Lake country
could now appease their Unsuitable appetite
for fish, three times day.
AN article on esNew York losing the
western trade,'' besides other interesting
matters, is crowded out this week-will
appear in our next issue.
THE proprietors Of Ashland encourage
manufactures, hold out inducements to
bona fde settlers, and frown on specula-
tors. Sensible fellows. Happy men.
ASHLAND expects soon to have telegraph
ic communication with the outer world, by
way Of Stevens Point, as the line is being
rapidly extended north from the Point.
Eastwood Island is doing big things in
the brown stone, and hemlock expectation
business. Who says that the resources
and natural advantages of Lake Superior,
are not looking up?
MONDAY evening witnessed a gorgeous
sunset, and Monday night hard storm in
which hail had a prominent part, drum
ming on the roof in a perfect anvil chorus,
for several minutes.
A WONDERFUL lot of good fresh butter is
said to have arrived in Duluth from South
ern Minnesota. VIII our dealers enable us
to Get the best?" Must be more where
the above came from.
DIR. J. S. Graham is said to be getting a
good practice in town. His reputation as
physician in Geneva, n \. stands high,
and we hope the Doctor will cast in his lot
permanently among us.
THE Duluth Tribune calls the Herald the
Handful, and the Herald calls the Tribune
the Blooer, and yet they are not happy. 1t
is about time for the American Peace Socl-
ETY. to station an agent at GaIute.
STEAMER ST. Louis gets an extra first
class puff from the Bayfield, Press. No
need to blow her whistle any more. We
feel moved to buy season ticket, and ride
around on this padding Paradise all sum-
mer.
WE are told that the rail fence portion
of our cemetery enclosure has been broken
down by cattle lately, and that Mr.. VIM.
Schuster repaired it last Tuesday. 1t
seems to us that the proper authorities
should replace it with . substantial board
fence.
FRESH per steamer Cuyahoga-a large
assortment of gents "Don Quixote" hats,
boys hats and caps, ladies' ". crimped
hats and Misses c. school hats, silk para
soils lSc. of the latest style. Cheaper than
ever. V. Roy deties competition.
II is true as 4 guntiint that some towns,
and some pretentious cities on Lake Su-
perior, have 'shot their granny" by send
ING prices up sky high, and driving indus
trious men, the bone and sinew of a com
,nunity, to Brainerd and Ballywhack, and
elsewhere
REV j. A. Gilflan, rector of the Epis-
oona1 church at Duluth preached bis fare