The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-14
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1878.

New goods just received at George NJ,
Smiths
NONE but double propeliers should carry
double whistle.
IMNIGRASTs from Southern Illinois pass
through ST. Cloud.
Sun on the water is better than Magnolia
Balm for the complexion.
THE n E. winds are supposed TO be per
manently located at Beaver Bay.
SUPERIOR has the dumps lately What
dumps? Dredge dumps to be sure.
FROM 10 to Is million feet of logs are ex-
pected down Black river in a few days
FoRTY-FIvE minutes is the running time
of the Minnie Y. between Superior and
Duluth.
DRIED and Canned Fruits at George NJ.
Smiths.
SINCE the bunch grass has grown so lux
,uriant, the cows have furnished milk at five
cents per quart.
RECENT arrivals from Ashland inform us
that the town is looking much improved as
to streets and sidewalks
BEFORE purchasing goods, call on Geo.
M. Smith and obtain prices.
THE Branerdian opinion of Bismarck is
only average. The Big Muddy is looked
down on by the Mississippi.
THE Portage Lake Gazette says that Dr.
W. W. Perry is to return to Hancock and
resume the practice of medicine.
THE dredges greatly disturb the morn
ing slumbers Of the old inhabitants. Gent
ly, Mr.. Dodge, gently if you please.
A SILK band around the neck is said to
cure nervous disorders and diseases de
pendent thereon. Electricity you know.
The Wis. Central locomotives on the
Lake Superior end of the road are called
"Superior," ''AshIand,' and * Penoka''
How to prevent the pinch of poverty.
Pinch little when you have money. None
but ratteheads are always buying rattle
traps.
PASSENGERS can now 90 from St. Paul
to Chicago in 20 hours via West Wiscon-
sin, and Baraboo extension of G.. g n. w.
r. r.
Foe and mosquitoes, June noon and June
moon, rambes, and roses, and straw berries
soon, are all in tune with the leafy lovely
month of June.
SUNSHINE and rain succeed each other in
regular succession, old Boreas taking care
that no excess Of temperature should act
injuriously upon the ice.
IT is reported that the iron fleet, the Chi
ma, India and Japan, propose to sneak back
to Lake SUPERIOR after trying the bluff
game in vain on General Cass.
THE New York Herald says the 1900
emigrants that landed at Castle Garden
last week brought $l,750,0 900 i'll gold, and
the equivalent Of SIS, O00, 900 in prospective
labor.
SMOKED Halibut Mackerel! Labrador
Herring and Georges Cod Fish at George
NJ. Smiths.
The June term of Circuit Court for
Douglas County, will commence on Mon
day, June 10th, Judge 5. II. Clough, pre-
siding. We understand that there are not
many cases on the docket.
CopPERAs and water is said to be good
and cheap disinfectant 1t will do no harm
to sprinkle it around literally on drains,
puddles and garbage heaps. If you can't
get copperas try lime, or ashes.
The remaining nine millions of the Nor
thern Pacific Company's 100 loan of thirty
millions, has been taken by combination
of New Y ork financers. The management
of the road under President Cass already
proves tower of strength.
ONLY two bridges have broken down
this week, and no lives lost The Elkhorn
River bridge on the Union Pacific, and the
Marie Des Cyques river bridge, Kansas
Bridges are profitable days to their
builders.
New FERRY.-The steam yacht J. c.
Reyes, lately plying between Bayfield, and
Ashland, has been chartered for the season
by r. G. Coburn of this place, and will run
as a ferry between Superior and Duluth.
The Reyes arrived on Tuesday, and has
been running regularly on Superior Bay the
latter part of the week >