The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-01-06
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. 1872.


better.
THERE is talk of securing s city charter
for Superior.
THE ice at tie Superior Skating Rink is
protanglble."
How would that dog-whpper like to see
his name in print?
SERVICES at the NJ E. church every
Sabbath at lol AN.
We will not be without doctor long.
No greenhorn need apply.
The newDennis building has been get
ting under cover this week.
SHERIFF Lem cots dwelling in Upper
town looks well since its remodeling.
Our citizens of the halfblood promenad-
ed the streets in gay attire on New Years
day.
OUR merchants can keep money in Supe
rior by stocking up little. Word to the
wise.
Tire unterrifed Henry B. Hill still offers
:
prices.
LIEUTENANT Avery's uniform has of late
relieved the tedium of these piping times of
peace.
SUPERIOR does less blowing than some
villages, but all its plans are pushing right
ahead.
TUE mail makes very fair time nova
days Thanks to Uncle Sam and his coad-
tutors.
DIDN'r we have beautiful moonlight
evenings, and swapping cold days last
month?
GEO. NJ. Smith is doing smashing bust
ness at the produce stand. Go and inter
view him.
THE scholars Of the High School are on
their mettle since the publication OF the
roll of honor.
SCRIP took a new departure during the
HOLIDAYS A man can get five dollar bill
changed now
SUPERIOR is a favorite "place to go to"
for sleigh riding Duluthians. Now is the
time to look around.
TRAVEL between here and the north
shore metropolis is brisk. The stage
sechs are we'll filled
THE establishing of little paper in One
ota devoted to the cause of temperance,
hoo l,oa,, 4a1l-al IF Iofa1y
How can any of our subscribers, or any
man at the head of Lake Superior do with
out Ref7s Sectional map?
GET the Superior & Northwestern r. r.
time of Hacker, and invest in his fine stock
of notions, sweets, and good things.
THE mild weather Of the past week has
been favorable for shopping, calling, and
sleigh-ridisg, say nothing of other outdoor
work.
THE ST. Paul Pioneer looks we'll in its
new dress of copper faced type. 1t is a
aewsy, interesting paper, and always well
come.
SCHOOL began in the new school house
in Dist. No. 3, Tor the Middletown district)
on Tuesday morning. Mrs. A. c. Brown
is the teacher.
VosE Palmer comes "doWn the road y
occasionally, and beams on the community.
Vose votes for the rising sun, which its
name is Superior.
JOHN X. Smith, the night Waterman, is
steady as the original John of Old Virginia.
He proposes to eight it out on this line''
if it takes all winter.
THE teachers meeting advertised for last
Saturday, was postponed on account of the
weather. Que notice of the next meeting
is given in another column.
JAMES Wright is training that fine horse
to mind his PAGES. The animal will be
wanted by some lucky man before long and
can be had by paying cash.
FATHER Merritt of Oneota and his good
wife celebrated their 10th wedding anniver-
sary, on the End inst. None of your di-
yorces allowed AROUND Oneota.
IT is rumored that an attache of the pub
tic crib signed the declaration of Indepen-
dence the other day, but rescnded, on be-
mo offered board in the county castle.
UNION Services during the week of
Drayer. commencing on Monday evening
at the Pres. Church. w. r. HIGGINS,
p OUJcJEy