The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-06-16

| III u" iShI IoI IudJor general, OUT
let the dish-pan fall down the cellar
stairs, and he will sit up in bed hold.
ing his breath, with his eyes stick.
ing out like pot-feet, wondering
which way the ghost is coming.
DRESS GooDs.-James Morgan's
Dress Goods, s cts, 10, l29, Is, IS,
20, %, 25, %, 80, 80, 80, 81, 40,
AZ, As, so, So, SGT, 60, IS, rs, so,
s1.oo and sl.25 per yard. Nos.
$50 and 388 East Water Street,
Milwaukee.
Several boys were arrested this
week and fined by Squire Brown,
on the complaint Of James II. Sny-
der whose fences in Middletown
they had torn down in a drunken
carouse. 1t is time a check was
put to some of these Vandals, and
! the course pursued by Mr.. Snyder
in bringing them to justice is gener-
ally commended.
A garden has to be small indeed
if by care and industry large
amount of small fruits and vegeta
bles cannot be derived therefrom.
These things are always far better
from your own garden than from
the grocery or fruit store. Raise
such things and have them fresh and
palatable.
Send fifty cents to Enrich & Co.
287 and 289, 9Th Avenue, New
York City, and receive their superb
Fashion Quarterly for year. The
Spring number before us is an ele-
gan!ly gotten up magazine Of ia
pages, filled with Illustrations and
descriptions of the latest fashions
in dress, novelties, and styles of
useful and fancy goods. 1t also
contains much choice reading for
the ladies, recipes, etc. etc.
e. II. Bly's new hotel at Bis
marck is nearly completed, and it is
the intention to open it with grand
ball July 4th. We understand Mr..
Bly, is negotiating with Col. Hull Of
Duluth to take charge Of it, and for
the furniture of the Clark House.
1t would be sad blow to Duluth to
lose the Clark House and Col. Hull.
and we trust no such calamity will
/ happen.
-Roy's traders report that a strip
of country about Vermilion Lake is
being devastated by insects rescmbl-
ling somewhat the caterpillar. They
destroy every green leaf in their
progress. An island in the lake
has been denuded of green as com
pletely as if Jack Frost had paid it
a hearty visit in one of his most
killing moods. Are these insects
not identical with the seventeen
year locusts now preying on long
Island and the Jersey Shore?
How natural it is for some PEG
pie to conclude that its no trouble to
ill a newspaper with readable local
news whether anything happens OIL
not. When people refuse to break
their necks, commit suicides and
encourage dog fights, they should
not feel disappointed if their local
journal sometimes does not contain
a great deal of home news. Manu-.
featuring domestic news without
the necessary material is very SINH
lar TO the operation of extracting
blood from turnip or greenbacks
from a delinquent subscriber.
The wearing away of the Wis.
consin shores of Superior and St
Louis Bays is beginning to attract
considerable attention. In the last
twenty years it is estimated that
the shore in front Of Superior from
Nettleton avenue northw ard to the
end Of Connor's Point has receded
from fifty feet in places to one hun
bred and fifty feet in other places.
Along the St. Louis Bay from the
"tow head" to the western point Of
the school section the wear of the
land has been equally great if not
greater. In front of Middletown
and Superior City the sidewalk
along Bay Street which some years
ago stood quite distance back from
the brow Of the shore, is now in
several places below the brow, and
in year or two if the wear is not
arrested, will be at the waters edge
The wash has been so great alon2
the Sweetser tract, above Upper.
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