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

moon.
Fresh oranges, lemons and green apples
at Hackers.
ScH'E Charlie left our port for another
trip yesterday.
GETTING up this morning was the first
rose of summer.
HIRAM Robbins Esq, returned from St.
Paul early this week.
J. W. Hacker has got few more toy
carts and croquet sets left.
Col. Hayes has raised his Office, and
added some improvements thereto.
BoARDERs from distance, will'fnd good
quarters at the Avery this summer.
JOHN G. Peterson's new house in Upper
town, is enclosed, and under cover.
Hackers got fresh supply of Boston
butter, crackers, ginger snaps, candies, etc.
II. N. SETTER, Esq, came in last night,
from a two weeks sojourn across the
country.
GEN. L. E. Webb, James Chapman, and
William Herbert of bayfield,, were in town
Tuesday.
VACCINATION is said to be help, and
advantage, in any stage of the small pox.
Keep that in mind.
A STRONG force of men are engaged in
rebuilding the long bridge on Second St,
below the Episcopal church.
V. Roy, Esq. left on the evening Of the
Goth for St. Paul, to meet Maj S. n. Clark,
the Indian Agent, on business.
BEST yield yetis expected from the farms
and gardens of Superior and Douglas Co.
this year. 1t will be growing season.
. Duluth Herald is willing we should
play Brooklyn to their New York. All
right, mon ami. Bring on your New York.
MEssRs. Richie & Schultz are having
two scows constructed by w. w. Allen,
the famous builder, at the foot of Nettleton
avenue.
HAVE you seen Hackers new Goods?
Latest styles of note paper, and envelopes
TO match; also legal and broad cap paper,
&C., &c.
N. WALTERS building presents quite
neat appearance, since being elevated and
repaired, and is being still further improved
by the paint brush. Y
DIR. Graham, the new Physician and Sur
geon, has opened his office in the building
formerly occupied by DR.. Holly, next to
the TINES printing office. See card.
EIGHT or ten men, under direction of the
Overseer of Highways, have been busy
week or more, in Middletown, in deep gut
ter ditching, and so browning the road as
to ensure complete drainage.
Lolita Bernard, sidewheel steamer, ar
rived from Silver Islet, Monday, bringing
to the head of the Lake for transhipment to
a Detroit boat, so bbls of silver ore. She
returned down the Lake last Thursday
evening.
VIM. H. Newton, Esq, and Mr. Fred.
Newton his brother, are in town, having
been called here by their mothers illness.
Mrs. Newton's symptoms are reported
more favorable within day or two, we
understand.
WHILE Mr.. Wmderle's boy Willie, was
curiously examining the Government "Scra-
per" last Saturday, the windlass gave way,
and brought down part of the machinery
upon his head, infiicting a severe cash.
Had the blow fallen a little differently,
Willie would not be among the living. AS
it is, he is getting along comfortably. Dr.
J. S. Graham, the new physician from &C.
neva n. Y, dressed the wound.
IT is now thought that the disease of
Rev. j. P. Quigiey, late pastor of the M. E.
church in this place, who died at Duluth
on the 10th ult., was genuine small pox
Cases of varioloid, and some thought to be
of a nature even more serious, are since re-
ported at Duluth. 1t is the duty of every
man, woman, and child in Superior in view
Of these facts to be vaccinated. We have
no hesitation in saving that if the small pox
be really at Duluth. it is the manifest duty
of the authorities who act as a Board of
Health in this place, to compel vaccination
even at the public expense.
4 LECTURE on 4 LECTURER
per at Duluth, for which he charges each