The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-11-22

1t is a renowned fact ]. Lacha
pelle keeps meat Of all kinds and to
suit the taste of the most fastidious.
Several teams have made the
trip on the ice, between Superior
and Duluth, within the last two or
three days.
Thursday next will be Thanks
day. Observe the Governors Pro
clamation which we publish In an
other column.
Geo. T. Holcomb Esq, Town
Treasurer, arrived home to-day,
from his visit to New York of a
month or more.
The winter term Of our Circuit
Court-Hon. 5. H. Clough, Judge
will enmmence on the second Mon
day, 9Th day of December.
Over sl5, 100000 of specie was
received at New York between the
ist of October and November Sth,
nearly all from Great Britain.
Congress will meet on the first
Monday, being the first day OF De-
cember, and will be looked to with
much interest by the country at
large.
The first cattle brought to
America, arrived at the james river
plantations" about the year 1899,
and the first cattle to New England
arrived at Plymouth in 1924.
Chapman q Cooper's mail and
passenger stages, are now making
regular tri- weekly trips between SUI
perior. Bayfield, and Ashland. Mr..
\. Zachau is their agent here.
Supervisor Descimval and his
men, who have been out some three
weeks working on the Saint Croix
road, is expected TO come in next
week, having nearly completed their
work
The old propeller City of Mad
ison, which used to be favorite
boat with our people, was sunk on
Lake Michigan In the storm Of last
week, by which several other yes
sells were lost
Captain George Greenfield this
week moved with his family, from
Duluth to the Lighthouse dwelling
on Minnesota Point, opposite Supe-
rior. Glad to have the Captain and
family near nelghbors.
-Matby's fresh oysters at Geo.
NJ Smiths.
Two teams with a number of
passengers, came in from Ashland
to-day We understand there is
plenty of snow and good sleigiing
on the route, except in the vicinity
of town, where the ground is nearly
bare.
u. S. G.. Universal Satisfac-
ton Guaranteed 10y calling at John
Lachapelle's Meat Market for your
moneys worth, and be sure to call
at the right place which is next
door to Z. E. Bradshaw IL Co. s
store, aud right opposite the Avery
Hotel.
We omitted to mention that
Capt Wilson, some weeks since, re-
signed his position as Keeper of the
Lighthouse at Superior entry and
has gone below. Mr. James Green
field recently received the appoint
ment in his stead, and has assumed
the duties of Lighthouse Keeper.
The tugs Bob Anderson and
Agate were in and out of our har-
Dor, several times during the early
part OF the week. On Tuesday the
bay was clear of ice from the entry
about mile and a halfup, but form
ed again on Wednesday night, and
is now several inches thick The
entry however continues open.
We mentioned last week that
Mr.. Sheridan had commenced bor-
ing in the well at corner Of Becker
avenue and Second street, for a tu-
Ter supply of water. We are to-day
Informed by him that after boring
some twenty feet below the bottom
OF the well, he strucl fresh vein,
and in a few hours the water rose
to the height OF twenty feet.
Hon. Albert g. Miller, United
States District Judge for District Of