The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-06-16

three fellows in Superior who are
fathers to a half a dozen "young
uns,'' and they don't even care to
have it known!
Our former fellow townsman,
Geo. NJ. Smith, now the "boss"
commission merchant of Duluth,
has got q new delivery wagon that
equals anything they generally get
in that line. George is always cup
to snuff"
MorTo.-Best goods and full
weights is II. A. DeLand & Co.'S
motto, hence they only RECOMMEND
D. B.DeLand & Co.'s Best Chemi-
cal Saleratus. Call for it, get it and
try it.
i clasped her tiny hand in mine,
| clasped her beauteous form; |
vowed to shield her from the wind,
and from the worlds cold storm.
She sat, her beauteous eyes on me :;
the tears did wildly flow; and with
her little lips she said, "Confound
you, let me Co."
Our little personal items last
week stirred up considerable excite
ment in town. Well, it will do the
"boys" good to be walked up little
once in awhile. With the law a
perfect dead letter in the inefficient
hands it is put for execution, the
"boys" would begin to think there
isn't any Good in Israel" if they
didn't have a newspaper to check
'em up little. The fear of public
disgrace is a wholesome restraint.
The people at the head of the
Lake are indebted to the enterprise
of Mr.. Mitchell, of the Duluth,
Tribune, and the liberality Of q
number of citizens of that village,
for the early receipt Of news from
the Republican Convention. A
sum of money was raised to defray
the expense, and kilograms receiy-
ed Immediately after the announce
ment at Cincinnati Of the result Of
each ballot. The scene at Duluth
was quite lively all day,
"A meeting of the Board Of Di.
rectors Of the Nemadji Cemetery
Association was held last Friday
evening and L. w. Wheelock elect
ed Treasurer Of the Association, to
fill vacancy caused by the death of
Mr.. E. w. Anderson. Mr.. Andrew
Soderlund was elected director to
fill vacancy caused by the departure
Of Mr.. Seth Snow. The members
Of the Board now are: I. w.
Gates, Chairman L. w. Wheel
ock, Treasurer J. T. Smith, Sec
rotary; A. @. Brown, Andrew So
derlund.
If you want your hair sheared
off and "teather-eG ge cut" put on
in the most artistic manner possible,
you should visit the elegant tonsor-
ial parlors Of Prof. Miles, at Duluth,
as the Professor is by all odds the
best barber in the Northwest Be
sides the satisfaction Of placing
yourself under the manipulation of
a frst-class tonsorial artist, and gen
ial gentleman, it is also worth the
price Of a shave or a haircut to the
average Superlorlte to listen to the
Professors unstinted praises Of our
wide-awake village.
Mr.. Geo. w. Howard and wife
departed from Superior on Thurs
day, much to the regret of many of
our citizens, to whom they bad en-
deared themselves by their consist
ent christian character and pleasant
social qualities. They intend to go
first to Bay View, where Mr., How
ards father resides, and where they
will sojourn until the meeting Of the
Teachers Convention at Milwaukee
about July 4th, after which they
will visit Niagara Falls, friends in
New England and the Centennial,
when Mr.. II. will either resume
teaching or further fit himself in
his profession. Mr.. Howard has