The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

good! Neeropplis would be far
more appropriate.
The weather, the past week,
has been very fine, the thr.nome-
ter, OF some DAYS, ranging as high
"a fifty degrees above Zero.
John Mitchell, So we'll known in
this country, who was convicted for
participation in troubles in ireland
and sentenced to Van Diemans
Land, has been elected to Parlia-
ment.
If you want to see a pleasan,
and really beautiful! sight, and chill
dren engaged in useful and healthy
amusement, just drop in, this after
noon, ami witness the exercises OF
Miss L. Psrry's class in call>thenics
Mrs. Ellen Mcllvaine will sell
The s ] Sc / sec. I and ! nc ! Is,
Al, l3. Timber, pine anil hard
wood, part on the copper range,
all bet of soil, near road leading
from, aud within - miles of. Sup
rior, aud near the Chicago A. l..
II, r route. Terms, lowest cash
price. Refer to Thomas Clark,
Court House, Superior.
An this is the way The Mar
quet Journal talks about brother
editor:
The L. S. & VI. railroad company have
grabbed up the pass issued to Mitchell, Of the
Duluth Tribune, and now the impccuniouz
red headed cuss will have to pay fare or 81
foot.
Which causes our editorial soul
to cry out, will, holy horror
"Whcre's the Poland Gag L,w p
TIE United States Senate re.
fused to adjourn over Monday, out
of respect to the memory of George
| ashington.
How consistent! The Duluth
Herald, on Monday last, came ou'
with long article on the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, intend
ed to be very dcfamalory and dero
yatory to both the company and it,
president, while, at the head of the
paper, in large type, is its usua
headline. '.DevoteI to the ad
vancemcnt and development of The
N. p r.. II. company" Bat then
the Doctor says he only published
the article for the good of he road
so perhaps the headline and the ar
ticle are consistent with each olhe
after all. But we cant see it
Rev. e. p. ITiberton was ena
.,l~d to make the trip over her,
San lay afternoon, and return t.
Duluth in ;he evening, (atter tn,
preachiny) 'hronsh the courtesy an,
Kindness of our lively frienl, Geo
Smith, Dnlu;h's widc-awake com
mission merchant, who came over
with that fast nag Of his. George
is a good fellow, and is ever read,
To advance the interests of Superior
either morally or physically, but a.
he is not perfect, We hope Mr.. IL
''laid on the religious" well, durin.
;hcir ride home, instead of amusing
him with some of those s'fast-horse'
stories of his.
The Chairman of the Board O
Supervisors has, we understand, re
ceived instruction from Attorney
!. General Sloan, in answer to inQui
,ieS, not to pay any salary during
} the pending of the Relt-Cournoyel
suit.
two teams Of Chapman &
Coopcr's line, loaded with ti>h, ar
rived here last Thursday noon from
Bayfield,. They report the road.
between Superior and that place il
very fair condition.
Here is what an exchange ha
to Offer on the loca'-paper question
and, AS the ideas advanced IN 1t ar,
perfectly correct, we hope every
man, woman anl child in Superior
will peruse it carefully, ponder it
contents, and then walk up to thu
"Captain's Office" and plank dnwr
s2.OO-lhe subscription price tthi'
"great family Journal:
: An editor whose head is entirely level say
that there is no surer WAY of bringing popu
Jaton and capital TO a locality, thin to have
it well represented by its newspapers. TneI,
are a large class of people who are ev3
ready to move, who are influenced and drawn
from one place to another, just as they sec
the country best represented by the loca
press. creditable looking newspaper is