The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-15

inst, at Trinity Chapel, New York.
The many friends here of the happy
couple will, we fell sure, join with US
In wishing them much joy in their
new relations.
We see by the Day Book that
Mr.. Ed. Greeley, who is teaming
for Mr.. E. ingalls,, at Fort William
recently drove through the 500 foot
tunnel on the Canada Pacific, his
being the first strain through that
orifce.
There is upwards of $l5, 900 in
county orders afoat, consequently
it stands the county board In hand
to raise at least $4,000 county tax.
Oconto county has levied $32 900
county tax and their orders are
nearly at par now.-8sascuno Coa1,s-
ty Journal,
Cory Your LETTERs.-Send for
the new Fac Smile Letter writer.
One with 100 pages costs only $3.50.
1t is just the thing for parties travel
ing, as the book and pencil COM
pletes the whole outfit and nothing
else is required. Address, III. A.
SPHINX, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
We are sorry to record the
death OF Henry A. Stinson, the
younger brother of James Stinson.
Esq. of Chicago, at Hamilton, Ont,
on the 2sth day of October last.
The deceased was we'll and favor
ably known to all the old settlers of
Superior.
"A proud father had been ques-
tioning his son, who had just grad
uated from a private school, and
says the boy answers four ques-
tons out of five correctly in every
branch OF his studies. To four CUES
lions out of the five the boy says 81
don't KNOW" and this answer is
always true one. When he haz-
ards any other it is apt to be wrong.
Mn. JAMES Sr1NsoN,ot Chicago,
having authorized me to look after
his lands in this county, notice is
hereby given that all persons found
trespassing thereon without author
ity will be prosecuted to the extent
of the law.
Dated Superior, Dec. 7, 1877.
JAMES BARDoN.
Aug. Zachau at his new store
has one of the choicest collections
of novelties, toys, etc. brought TO
Superior for many years. For
Christmas presents for old or young
regardless of age or sex or previous
condition he is just the man to call
upon. Any boy, or girl either,
would get up in the morning at FIVE
o'clock and make six fires in order
10 possess one of those darling little
hand sleds.
Our home readers. will learn
with sadness of the death of Miss.
Kate Border at Toledo, o., on Sun
day last. She was the neice of
Mrs. Thomas Clark of this place,
with whom she spent year or more
some time ago, and was universally
esteemed as most amiable and ex-
cellent young lady. Consumption
was the cause of her death.
Owing to the misinterpretation
Of an order of the school board
| fourteen sch GLARS were one day
this week expelled from the higher
department of the Lowertown
j school, for alleged disrespect shown
to one of the teachers. Next day
the mistake was discovered, all
were again admitted to the fold,
and peace and harmony again pre-
walls.
San Antonio Herald: There is a
great deal of fire. wood sold on the
| plazas which grew on land the own
ers of which are not consulted by
the gentlemen who have the wood for
sale, an Illustration of which follows:
"tIow much for that load of wood?'
asks a would-bs purchaser.
Give dollars" replies the would
be seller.
sToo much"
"No, it ain't-not when you have
to risk going out OF the world with
eighteen buckshot in you, if the
owner of the land happens in on
you while you are cutting it."
Capt. VIM p. Farrell, civil
and mechanical engineer, formerly
of this place and Duluth, and the
builder of the Duluth break W ter and