The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-06-29
THE SUPERIOR TINES.
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1872.

Vacation extends to SepteHpeI ISL.
THE tugs still push along by day, and
spark the darkness by night, busy at their
biz
WE notice that two of our county officers
the Register, and Sheriff, are busy improv-
ing their premises and residences this week.
WILD strawberries are now to be found
in this vicinity. Cultivated ones are to be
caught on the fly, in the Duluth markets.
LETTUCE. onions and radishes of home
growth, have been in the market for some
DAYS, notwithstanding the backwardness OF
the season.
WE notice not a few new fences that
have been put up this spring. The people
all seem seized with the improvement fever.
Long may it continue.
THE town authorities have laid down an
approach to Dist. No. school house from
Third St. Also heightened the walk up
the avenue from the Middletown well.
RoY's mail Mackinaw still regularly runs.
Leaves Superior in the neighborhood of s,
and 4 O'Clock, and Duluth in the region of
10, and O'Clock. Strangers make note
of it.
UPPERTowN, on Bay street at least, is
receiving the same thorough treatment In
browning, and guttering, that has been APP
piled to the principal street in Middle and
Lowertown.
FIRST No. fthe Ashland Press received.
IT'S an interesting paper with plenty of To-
Gals. 1t will prove prime investment tor
Ashland and We editors Sam. and Hank.
have cur congratulations.
FERRYBoAT Kasota snuffed her way to
the dock, through the mists, on Thursday
evening. Glad to see the lively old Turtle
again Hope she will flap her fippers reg
ularly in our Bay aftel the dixie is busted.
STAND on the Bay Street sidewalk just
above French's residence, and look west
Doesn't Uppertown begin to look little
new, and more built up, and to rally around
the fine school house like a town by itself?
STEAM yacht Frank G. Zero came to the
dock last Saturday evening, after an eight
d lys absence at Ashland. She brought 80
passengers up the Lake, netting Capt Tan
ner 500. The Zero put back on Monday
night.
p. E. BRADSHAW & Co. would invite a
trial of their new lot of teas IN ca,aasters
20 no Of hntt
and IS per cent. cheaper than any teas of
fered in this market. See their new adver-
tlsement on first page.
HAVE you heard from the raging Saint
Croix? Galute would be glad to have a
j. Proctor Knothole to crawl out of, now
A retired physician whose sands of life
have nearly played out, is about to get up
a new style of Duluth Vinegar Btters with
the brand, st. Croia,-1S72-Er(actly).
DIR. J. S. Graham, whose experience and
skill as physician have been tested and
highly appreciated by so many families In
Geneva, has moved to the city OF Superior,
Wisconsin. We are glad to learn by the
Superior TINES, that his professional servI-
ces have already been recognized as or
marked value in his new location.- Gene-
% ". T. Gdzete.
THE application in the case of the State
of Wisconsin against the Ciey of Duluth
and others, for an order to open the Duluth
dyke, was brought up yesterday in the
United States Circuit Court at ST. Paul.
The defendants counsel gave notice, that
questions relating to jurisdiction would be
raised, and at their instance, the hearing
was postponed until this morning.
SOME plaintive whistling was heard off
Minnesota Point, in the Lake, during the
thick fog Of Tuesday evening. 1t was pro-
badly the propeller Japan, which made Du-
luth soon after midnight, the same night.
1t is not impossible that the echo of this
whistling on the Rice Point granite bluff,
was the mysterious" sound in that direc-
ton, which 50 exercised the people of the
Zenith that evening.
A FEW individuals who have left this
town within twenty four or thirty months,
reveal the essential smallness of their ma
lures Dy constant Nllllncatlon anu ABUSE, Oh
the place and the people, who supported
them for years. Such persons always prove
to be curse to any community whom they
affiict with their presence. Mark a fellow
who talks against the last community he
lived in. He will serve you the same trick
at the first opportunity.
Mr. II. w. Shaw continues to make fine
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