The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29

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The Circuit Court, Judge Bar
ron presiding, will convene OF Mon
day next There will be considera-
BILE business to attend to.
Machine Knitting equal to the
best hand Knitting at prices to suit
the times. Leave orders with Mrs.
Relf. sept22tf
The majority of our citizens
resolved thems elves into horny
handed grangers during the past
week and have been engaged In
digging potatoes.
The game of base ball which
was to have taken place to morrow
Saturday between the Royals and
North Stars, on the North Star
grounds, has been postponed until
sometime next week.
We learn that Judge Clongh
expects to remove his family to
Hudson in about two weeks, where
they will spend the winter. Mr.
Hiram Hayes, we understand, also
expects to remove his family there
before long. We congratulate Hud-
son or the securance Of two such
citizens and able attorneys.
We were in error last week in
regard to the teacher for the Mid
dletown School. Miss Anna Dolby
not having been present at the
teachers examination, was unable
to procure a certifcate. The Board
therefore employed Miss Frank
Greeley. who commenced school
Tuesday morning. The Lowertown
School commenced Monday morn
ing, Miss Eliza Bardon teacher
The report has been somewhat
extensively circulated in this vicin-
ity, and was also made men ton OF
in the Dulnth papers, that Judge
! CO, ". P~rry, of this place, is lig-
urirg to get the Republican nomina-
ton for Assemblyman from this dis
trict. The report is false. Mr..
! Perry neither expects nor desires
the nomination. 1t is well under
stood throughout the district that
the nomination, this year, belongs
to Barron County, and whoever is
named by the delegation from that
county will be the lucky man A
recent number of Il Barron
County Chronotype suggests the
name of Woodbury. s. Grover, one
of the first settlers of that county.
! elsewhere in this paper will be
found ALI advertisement of the E4-
change Hotel, St. Paul. The Ex-
change is very centrally located, on
the corner of Fourth and Jackson
SITS, and is elegantly furnished and
frstclass in every particular, with
out the heightened prices Of SO and
81 per day charged by the Mer-
chants and Metropolitan. We are
personally acquainted with the pro
prietor, Mr.. Rogers, and know that
be and his estimable lady Will do all
in their power towards the comfort
OF their guests. One feature oil
the house which will be particularly
pleasant to people from the head OF
the lake and along the Northern
Pacific is, that they will always
be able to find there a copy of their
home paper, as the hotel keeps on
file a paper from every town along
the Northern Pacific to the head OF
the lake,
II NANIsHETH AwAY.-Do all
! our readers understand that d. b.
/ DeLand & Co.'S Best Chemical Sal
eratus, made by II. A DeLand &
/ Co., is never eaten. In the process
of Baking it all evaporates, leaving
the bread light and pure.-It has
been initiated, but the counterfeit is
not easily disposed of. Use it IN
stead of Soda or Baking Powder
1t weighs sixteen ouuces to the pa
per.
THE estimated annual product OF
sawed lumber in the United States
is 1880, 100000 feet, employing
! $50, 900 men.
/ Col. INGERsoLL says that Gov.
Tilden, who has long been promi-
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