The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-10-19
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l9, 1872.

SATURDAY OCTOBER lo, 1872.
Hon. II D. Barron is expected to speak
here on the 2sth inst
WHY is getting up before daylight like
the best variety of potatoes?
STRANGERS with black valse in hand
make an appearance among US.
SQUIRE Wheelock has repaired the foun
dations and front of his residence.
Ma. A. C. Brown has fronted his prem
ises with neat looking slat fence.
YE teams afeld, and the plows running
in preparation of the ground fer spring
planting.
TAKE notice that bank checks, drafts and
orders, are the only legal documents now
requiring the Government stamp.
The remains of Mr. Frank Snow, who
died at Ashland on Tuesday the 18th inst,
were brought to Superior for interment
Thursday last.
WITHIN the pasttwo weeks the following
illustrious persons have died: Peter Cart
wright, Francis Vinton, Fanny Fern, Fran
els Lieber and VIM H. Seward.
SEVERAL of our citizens have gone into
the banking business this week. Banking
up for winter. Discounting the heavy
notes of old Boreas for 60 days after date.
CONSENT of the governed is lacking.
That is why the County Infrmary, or rath-
er Free Hotel hangs fire. Yet it is good
move for the four or FIVE concerned, if well
managed.
ALWAYS treat gossip, Sights, disappoint-
ments and troubles generally, as though
they happened year ago. What do you
care for mosquito bites, or even bee stings
that are twelve months past?
Ten thousand Germans reached the Me-
tropolis last month. Nearly six times as
many English emigrants started for Amer
ica last summer. To have our share of
this living tide we mast have railroad.
Mr.. r. Co. Coburn has pushed repairs
and reconstruction on his house, formerly
occupied by W. w. Alen) until it appears
quite like a new building, and must GER
tainly be far more commodious than for
merly.
THE "storm signal was displayed to the
breeze over the Duluth Branch Office OF
Old Probabilities last Tuesday afternoon.
Since that we have had the finest kind OF
weather Nail that flag to the mast, Ser
geant
YESTERDAY furnished the finest weather
on the globe. Not Italia's skies, or any
isle in summer seas, saw weather half sc
fair. Twas Indian summer with its hal
cyon days
When all the deep lies dreaming,
And all the lights of heaven veil IN Amethyst
And on the wave brood all the birds of wing,
If we simply state that ~he new wells are
being exeavated, the one opposite 'Squira
Wheelocks, and the other on the corner Of
See ond Street and the Avenue leading to
the Middletown school house, we shall be
understood by more of our transient read
ers than if we merely name the Avenues.
REMEMBER that railroads are what give
value to real estate. Much of the old farm
inc land of the Central West has doubled
in value within ten years while in the re-
gion Immediately west of the Mississippi
the price of farming lands per acre has in.
creased ten fold in the same time, and al
owing to the opening of new railways.
DURING the last six months Chicago has
averaged putting up one brick, stone, OF
iron building every working hour, and in The
last year has gained nearly $4,000 inhab
itants. Duluth must stop puttying The
dyke, and hurry up if she intends to whale
Chicago any time soon The race is be
coming exciting to outsiders.
THAT new foot bridge on Second Street
a square east of Golfers Hotel, is substan
TALLY success. Our late bridging work