The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-01-06

a wIndfall OF this KIND ABOUT as
badly as any of us. His good for
tune will be welcome news to many
of his old friends hereabouts.
Mr.. Mclean and his fish nets
still stand in the relative positions
they occupied a month ago-Mr.
Mel. on the shore, the nets IN the
lakeland We are sorry to say the
probabilities now are that the nets
have gone into winter quarters. II
they should be recovered after the
ice becomes strong, they will prob
ably be in such a damaged con
dition as to be almost useless.
Mr.. William Scott, oldest son
Of our much respected and lamen-
ted citizen, the late John Scott, was
married at the n. =. Junction on
! Thursday the st nit TO Miss Anna
Bradley, daughter of Cephas Brad
ley, Esq, Treasurer Of Carl'on
County. Mr.. Scott was raised in
Superior, and has became first
class man. He fills crednab!y the
responsible position Of telegraph
ora,ofor 81 h, T,nn-;op TOW botb
railroads and the telegraph com
pany. We wish the young couple
abundant prosperity in their journey
through life.
As arule we do not intend to fol-
low in the footsteps Of some of our
contemporaries, and be eternally at
tackng some citizen because his
conduct is not moulded according
TO our standards neither shall we
lumber our columns with detenses
Of men whose actions are not in en-
tire harmony with tie views Of 9th
er men. We shall endeavor to
stick to this rule, but as there are
exceptions to all human rules, and
as we are but human, our readers
: need not be surprised to see us &C.
casionally make some pretty sharp
, exceptions
The celestial whispcrcrs told
US the truth 1t is a fact that John
w. Bradshaw, of this place, was
married to Miss Helen Smith, neice
of. I Smith, Esq, at the home OF
the brides parents, in Illinois, on
Christmas day.
The happy couple have gone
East to spend the honeymoon with
Mr.. Bradshaw's relatives in Bos-
ton. May peace, happiness, pros
f perity and long life be their portion
here below.
Mr.. L. NJ Grace, an old time
Superior boy. and good practical
printer, was daily installed as fore
man of the TINES this week. So
now everything about the paper is
complete. With the present. first
class, new process, A No. l, xxx
chief editor, and good foreman, if
the TINES will not soon rank with
the first journals of the land it will
be because the great public can't
distinguish the difference between
a good paper and poor one.
The P5rtage luke Mining
Gazette is authority tor this item
"Mr. Hardenburg, of Dalnth, who
has gone to Washington to act as
a correspondent TO one of the papers
i'll the former place, has rented for
the season the beautiful residence
of the British Minister, Sir Edward
Thornton, who is going to pass the
winter in England"
; In this connection we will state
that Prot. Rodriguez Santa Anna
: Maria Bolivar Pedro Don D'Eyarro.
: OF Peru, is coming to DnIuth as the
: special correspondent of the M7tinq
Go9ette, to keep its readers posted
about the Phantom Copper Mine,
LAWYERS Gulch, Hoffenbecker Vein.
5 Stones Iron Mountain, Stuntz's
Tripoli, and the many other famous
mineral enterprises of the Zenith
City.
We think seriously of resign
ing. In the editorial harness bnt
three short weeks and called upon
to notice Sia MARRIAGES No Sn.b