The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-03-06

AN inter sting letter from Du-
Iuth was hnaveidedly crowded out
of this Issue.
The new NJ. +. Church editice
at Trade Lake, Burnett County,
was dedicated last week.
The funeral of Judge Hall, took
place at ST Paul on Sunday after
noon
Call and see how cheap you can
buy pork, harls, butter. lard, four,
etc, for cash, of Geo. L. Brooks.
mar6,2
The sprinptime(9) has come,
gentle Annie! Las Monday was
the first day of spring.
As March "came in like lion,
to make the old weather proveIb
good, it ought to ego out like a
lamb"
We understand that business
has become SO very dali over at
Dulu'h, that half of the stores do
not light up evenn rs.
SO n the WI and shrill
scre.c, of the no " whistle will
,be heard in the l,nl, as our friend
Bardon says. he is going to have a
'tootcr" on his mil. IT'S well.
The handsomest girl in Supe-
rior reads THE TINES regularly, and
ihiends TO keep file of it. She
says Is as good as Sunday
Sch,o paper.
The railroad fare from Milwau-
kee to Washington or Bait more ia
only sl3, and to Philadelphia SIS.
The Easter roads can undermine
the Potter law.
How many Of onr gentle read
ers awoke, last Monday morning,
III sea on 20 he II he first warblipy
note If our S, ri * songster?
We dad not.
I'VE would Re spectful!y inform
-t'Girls Of The Ii gh SCHOOL, that
their invitation was only received
last evening. Much obliged all the
same, though.
Charles Bruce will sell twenty
or thirty Of his average lots in Su-
perior to actual settlers, cheap for
cash or on terms. Refer to Thomas
Clark, Attorney, Court House.
Owing to the terrible wind and
snow storm on Sunday, Mr.. Ieber
ton was prevented from coming
over TO preach to us on Sunday eve
ming.
Russell, of The Brainesd Tri-
bune, says that DR.. Unger, Of the
''Dull-youth" Herald, has got ",he
WORKS." but that section or so oi
Red River soil will cure him.
The sw t II, 4s, Ii is seven
miles west of Superior, OH the U. 5.
Turnpike. God land ana timber
will be sold In parcels to SUIT pur-
ohases, by Thomas Clark, Attorne y
for Mrs. X A Winston.
We see by The Ashland
Press, that Tom Bardon is getting
up, On large scale, map of Ash
land, showing every lot in the city
and its divisions, railroad and prl
.vate docks, proposed ore dock, de-
pot grounds, railway tracks, 81.
The heirs of Daniel Waiter.
man VIII Sell the ne / Is, As, IA in
parcels to suit actual settlers 1t is
near the L. 5. Turnpike, six miles
from Superior. Best of farming
land. Refer to thomas Clark, at.
.torney, Court House, Superior.
Abe other evening, as we step.
ped in,o the Post Office, we heard a
young LAZY say. conf,len'ially to
her friend, Il don't see what he was
doing Sunday, | have not heard
from him this We k yet
We looked "sheepish," and pre-
theded not TO have heard it. Look
out for 'Ieporters".
Northumberland mozinaii-
gon, Bols Fort Indian. caught
thirty one lawyers" at the entry,
one day last week, in a halt hours
time We always thought So, and
now We know 1t: ii was ".hem" law
yers that made the water smell so,
last winter.
The Duluth Herald is going to
build that city up on Truth. Not
knowing where Truth is, We don't
Enow Va neither II jS a ,,nnI l,c ,,i,p