The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-03-09
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1872.

town again.
CLOSE your hampers while the March
winds blow.
THE wind for while yesterday just sat
on its hind legs, and howled.
THE weekly two days northeaster moved
a day ahead this time, commencing on
Thursday.
No style in Superior. Our millionalres
sit right on the bottom Of the sleigh like
common folks.
THE census of Superior has materially
multiplication.
THE Sc mite of the Union Congregation
reappears in a neat oil-cloth for the brown
church on Third st.
MYSTERY, as a rule, is a humbug. jew
els worth selling are put in a show case,
not in an ash barrel.
THE roads are growing black, icy, and
indurated, under much travel, some thaw
ing, and little snow.
THERE was a great storm on the Allan
tic coast last Saturday. 1t reached the head
of Lake Superior on Thursday.
Our Superior friends are dyIed all around
says the 1Ninnesotian. Our Superior friends
expect to g BUST the dykes all around, says
the TINES.
Mr. John Bradshaw's party reached Bos-
ton Friday night of the week they left Su-
perior. In old times it took nearly that
long to reach St. Paul.
CITIZENS are constantly receiving letters
from persons who have an eye on Superior,
and intend to remove here at the earliest
practicable opportunity.
THE stirring editor Of the appeal has
gone over to the region Of advanced civil
cation on the Mississippi to appeal for funds
to make his temperance paper talk.
RUMoRED in the early part Of the week
that the Catholic congregation might pos
sibly buy the old, substantial church frame
down on Sixth ST., below the Court House.
THE JKiunesotia,e still beareth down
heavily on those high and lofty tumblers
Messrs. Billings and Nashby, who repre-
scented Duluth in the late Minnesota circus.
THE Bayfield, stage route is becoming
quite an Institution. The way the teams
tore through our metropolis on Wednesday
evening en- route for the Island region was
= caution to whpple trees.
THE enormous obstacles Superior has met
and conquered in the past, prophesy sure
success in the future. Our men of war
don't stop to count noses when it is neces-
sarv to sound the charge, but pitch in.
THE teachers monthly meeting was held
in the school house of Dist No. 3, last Sat
urdav afternoon. Among the topics dis
cussed, there incidentally came up the
question Of the proper remuneration Of lady
teachers.
PEDESTRIANS in Superior are in danger
of getting sidewalk on the brain. There
are hummocks of ice in many places, that
would discourage Elisha Kent Kane. The
City Fathers ought to apply nitro glycerine
or something
THE late agitation of Superior matters il
Congress, in Chicago, in Madison, and else
where, will be productive of good to this
place. Let them agitate. The constan
railway fever, and war fever of the pas
two years, show that the old days of stag
nation are played
DULUTH is bleeding at every pore from
remigration. Rce's Point, Superior ant
Ashland, are too numerous for the old dame
The "branch stores at the first name,
point, and the plans on the part of other
for lighting out towards the Penoke regio1
on the first boat, all show that Duluth asst
vas, the old breakwater Zenith is on tn
wane. Poor Galute.
The Chicago Rail,ray Reuieao keep
posted on the progress of our Brancl
Line of the Superior and st. Croix, an'
Northern Pacific Railways. The eyes 0
its editors are on every railway line in tn
Union. Railroad progress in Maine, o
Minnesota, WiSco nsin or Washington Ter
ritorv, is sure to see itself faithfully mir
rored in the Reuieao,
WE noticed yesterday Schutte's Clerl
sorting apples that were as fresh as whel
first picked. That they retain their flavor
we know from practical test We thinl
our climate. for the preservation of fruit
and vegetables is unsurpassed, and certain
" no one could desire n more beautiful
winter for indoor or outdoor occupation
than that just passed