The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-06-28
THE SUPERIOR TIMES.
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1878.
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EQyAL Footing Before The Commercial
World.
Hippippluribosunumgobraghhu
tiiertoo.
The longest days in the year occurred
this week.
A PRETTY box of whistles on the bay,
nowadays.
HAVE you heard from N. Y? Oh yes,
she is 0. X.
FR1pAY next is the glorious Fourth.
Where's the brass band?
If you know good thing, tell it. you
do good thing, don't tell it.
Foe like a wet blanket, or white mid
night, prevailed several days.
HAWKS have been raising the price Of
spring chickens generally, OF late.
your feet You are your own best friend,
if you will take your own best advice.
THE mosquitoes are preparing for peace
Jubilee on the CORY Fourth. You can hear
'em practising on the bars any night,
How differs town selling at auction
from a town dredging its harbor? One is
under the hammer, and the other under the
dipper
Folks look after their own interest and
the Northern Pacific has decided to be-
come deeply interested in Superior, (which
nobody can deny"
IT is now proposed to set apart a reser-
walton for the croakers of the past, where
the sound of the pick and the pile driver
will not interrupt their happiness.
No indeed, tie Zenith needn't transplant
her city council ana things over here, to
run the machine for us. We know how it
is ourself ''Awa' wi yer Jahcobs."
We have the best oxist in the State. A
Ben Butler wink or Schuyler smile from
him, will do more with Buck and Bright,
than a wagon load of gads in the hands of
any other man.
WHY do the St. Cloud something, and
the Rail,oay Reuieao, still spell Bismarck
without the C? We shall have to call the
attention of that critical Saltwater man to
this CIRCUS matter
THE whole secret of success is keeping
on after other men are tired out. Tire out
your rivals Tire out defeat Tire out
time. That is how to obey the sound adj
vice $50 in, and win"
THERE is no street railway in Superior
yet, but two dainty little steam craft touch
at docks mile and half apart on our bay
front, making the run in ten or twelve min
utes, and that will do for the present.
IF the people Of Superior were pleased
last week over the St. CroiX feelings, they
are tickled "eenamost to DEATH this week,
over the Northern Pacific facts. Told You
So And when the dump carts arrive, we
expect to go into fits.
s'THE harbor entrance at Superior City is
being widened and deepened. Hence the
following in the Superior Times: SUPERB
or has the dumps lately. What dumps :?
Dredge dumps, to be sure" And pretty
good it is, tooo-lNI. NelcS.
WHEN the roads get to booming here
and things are steamng lively, won't some
of the eX-citizens of Superior wish they
were near enough to smell the vittles -
Every broth of boy'll come back as if
they had been switched home
4 CONSIDERABLE number of buildings
will undoubtedly be erected here on the
opening Of railroad work. And the com
ing of business parties to this point, will
keep up the ball, and make things lively
thereafter Now is the time to lay your
plans, and look ahead in this matter.
If our sidewalks were made into a raft,
and foated on the broad waters of Cheg-
wamegon bay, there would still be left SO
square miles, and 21,724, 900 square feet of
water in that noble harbor, that was not
planked over. 1t will be years hence be-
fore the folks down there, will have to fence
in the lake for harbor purposes
When you have leisure, improve your
property. 1t is like putting mon ~ in bank,
as it will draw interest on the investment
of time and labor Few days pass that we
do not behold some citizen tidying up his
premises, fencing, grubbing, cleaning, clear
ing, painting and repairing house or lot.
A man that will sit downyear after year,
and leave his property unlInproved, does