The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-07-28

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CAL AFFAIRS
Board OF Review met on
and adjourned sane die.
ghtning never strikes twice
same place any more than two
erries hit the same ahortcake
.aymaking is being pushed
igor these fine days. The
fair one.
Ira. E. II. BLY,, of Brainerd,
n town several days lately,
~ old friends.
4 congregation in Maine has
luded that q preacher may
if he wants to, but he must
his mouth shut when his feet
II.
Bishop " eIes, of the Episcopal
,roh OF Wisconsin, held morning
evening service in the Church
.he Redeeueg here, on Sunday
The Rev. Edward Seymour, al
ne time rector of the Episcopal
church il This place, is now oficia-
Lirg in st, PUPS church, Marquette
ELAN Greeley, of Saltwater,
one of The oldest lumbermen in the
West, has failed, aud David Tozer
is the assignee. Liabilities unknown.
Mr. Paul Wood, of Chicago,
who escorted old Lady Newton
from that city to Superior some two
weeks ago, returned home on the
Last trip of the Peerless.
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Sheard,
sisters, Of Rochester, n. Y, after
enjoying our delightful climate and
the hospitalities of the Newton
House, left for home on the ST.
Paul
The PRESIDENT editor" will leave
this week for four days trip to the
Red River Valley, to take note Of
The hay, wheat and single markets,
IS we'll as things generally.
There is to be a telegraph line
built at once up the St. Croix from
Saltwater to Marine: Osceola, St.
Croix and Taylor's Fails. A much
needed institution.
A statute Of Wisconein requires
attendant physicians to file with the
REGISTER Of Deeds record of births.
IL the absence of physician .the
father Of the child must make this
report. A penalty Of $50 is fixed
Tor noncompliance with this law.
When your wife takes fresh
pencil and whole sheet of paper,
and begins 70 figure in spasmodic
SORT Of a way, you can fairly see ten
cent cigars shoot off the point of
the pencil at every jump, and you
might as well argue Calvinism with
a UniVersaiist preacher as 70 try
20 reason with her about the scar
city of money.
"A Red Wing man has been ex
perimantiug, and finds that green
apples can be kept an almost in
definite time perfectly fresh and
plump by packing them in dry sand
III his cellar. He has just opened
some barrels packed last fall, and
The Argus says: "The apples ex-
FecinaHted on look as plump and
sound IS the day they were picked
from the trees, while none of the
original flavor has been lost. They
were Kept il the cellar the whole
time.n
"a correspondent wants TO
know: Gan a Christian go to a
circus ?" Why, yes, he can 90 to a
circus easily enough, but it will cost
him 6 quarter when he gets there
TO get IN /; that's where the shoe
pinches, You see a christian is
always too proud to carry water for
tae elephant, and that's where the
sinner has the advantage over him
in the matter of free passes.-Haook-
eye.
The following from the Stevens
Point Journal is fair sample of
the paragraphs that appear in all of
orr country exchanges, and the
prospect IS certainly encouraging:
All accounts agree that crops
never looked better in Portage
county than now. Ali kinds of
grain are growing finely, and with