The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-29
Miscellaneous.


wealth, but Long Island has Moriches
SUMNER residents are already putting
IN all appearance at Newport.
A POOR relation-telling an anecdode
badly.
THE Rev Mr. Glendenning preached
again last Sunday in Jersey City.
A Boston merchant has this for his
motto f: EARLY to bed and early to rise,
never get tight and ADVERTISE
The family of Postmaster-G General
Jewell will spen the summer at Loug
Branch, where a cottage has been rented.
Gov. KELLOGG, of Louisiana, has
vetoed the bill making all kinds OF state
scrip receivable for back taxes.
| THE recent tornado in East Tennessee
carried away the roof of Senator Andrew
Johnson's residence in Greenyille
CIRCUsEs have to pay license tax of
800 per day for exhibiting in North
| Carolina.
MORE than one thousand paintings
have been offered by auction in Boston
this spring.
IT is always bad to chit the round
nail on the head particularly if it be
| ones finger nail.
Mr.. BLAKE has declined to accept the
Chief Justiceship of the Superior Court
of Canada.
"Pluck the rose and leave the thorn"
| Who would be SO foolish as to dc the
other thing
THE man "whose departure left a
blank in our house, did not die: he
was census taker and will return
again.-N. O. Republican.
The British survey of Palestine
makes rapid progress. The last place
identified is Bethabara, the ford of the
Jordan where John baptized.
A FUND of $13, 900 has been raised by
the women of Richmond for heerection
of a monument to General Robert f.
Lee.
SENATOR MORTON expects to remain in
Indianapolis during the coming summer,
with the exception of brief trips to full
I'll lecture and other engagements.
AN edition of the Bible is to be
printed in London with all the proper
pames accented to show their p1onunci-
alton.
THE way they manage it in England
Is to dismiss any person i'll the employ
Of the civil service who may give the
newspapers an item.
The mother of Olive Logan and Hon.
Charles Logan, United States Minister
to Chill, is lying dangerously i'll at her
residence in Philadelphia.
SOME ingenious observer has discov-
cred that there is remarkable resemb-
lance between baby and wheat, since
it is Graded, then thrashed, and finally
| becomes the flower of the family.
The Reno, Nevada, Journal says it is
reported that Mackey and Fair. the
Comstock millionaires, contemplate
building narrow gauge railroad from
Virginia City to Reno.
THE printers who recently struck in
the Washington Daily Chronicle Office
are making arrangements to publish
daily morning newspaper, having pur-
chased the material for the purpose.
PRESENTATIONS to the Prince of Wales
at ST. James Palace are considered by
the Queen equivalent to presentations
| to Her Majesty. 1t makes no differ
ence what the common folks, who are
presented, think about it.
S. l.. FILDEs, whose selection by
Charles Dickens to illustrate Edwin
brood brought him prominently before
the English art public, has lately sold a
| picture of peasant girl standing III
field, for $1,000.
| JUDGE PIERREPoNT will return from
New York this week to enter upon his
duties as attorney general. He will then
designate the person to be appointed
assistant attorney general in the place
of Mr., Hill, who heretofore rendered
his resignation.
MEASURES are to be taken by the next
Kentucky Legislature to restore the
! tomb of General Zachary Taylor, near
Louisville, which has been neglected
and has gone to ruin.
FULL reports from the fruit regions of
| New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland
which the Philadelphia Press has taken
pains to collect, give most promising
prospect for an unsurpassed yield OF
peaches this season.
| A WESTERN clergyman astonished his
congregation last Sunday by telling
them that if Mr.. Tilton had accused him
as he had accused the Plymouth pastor,
he'd have stripped the skin off'n that lie
quicker'n a hurricane could peel ban
ana.
A TITAN of great beauty is said to
have been found recently IN the garnet
of the Moritzhaus by the new director
| of the museum at the Hagne. 1t was
with nearly two hundred other paintings
which had lain there rotting for nearly
| half century.
Now, my son." said a Brooklyn
| father, "take this castor oil, or ont you
90 through the window" Boo-hoo-
hoo" said the little man, after applying
the point of the spoon for moment to
his lips. Me can't take it papa. Fo'
me out de winner y
LADY (particularly solicitous about
the health of the elder Mrs. Jenklns)-
"O-er-can you tell me how old Mrs.
Jenkins is?'' Butler (severely-" Can't
saw. Ma.'am To tell the truth, Ma am,
don't feel justified, as an old servant
of the family, in telling my mistress age
to nobody.-Pnach.
THERE have been more American
than English flags displayed on the Me
boats for travellers the past winter, ana
a little steam yacht, owned and sailed
Inv two New Workers, was the first steam
vessel carrying foreign nag tnat mas
ever had permission from the hhediVe
to GO up the Nile.
SENATOR MORTON is very much pleased
with the Republican triumph III In
dianapolis last week. He thinks it has
shown beyond doubt that the electoral
vote of Indiana next year Will be cast
for the Republican candidate for the
n tIo IN oIso confident that