The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-20

people in this part of the country
who try to live in the same way;
they are always waiting for whale
or something livery like . whale" to
arrive, but he never comes. The
way 10 be sure of a whale is to en-
bark on the ocean enterprise, hunt
him up, and then hunt him down.
The China and the Manistee
steamed lakewafd tue other morn
ing side by side. and no doubt the
trip TO Bayfield, was an exciting one.
The black smeke streamed in great
clouds from each boat, and both dis
appeared below the horizon about
the same time. 1t is said that each
boat when put to the test can make
from twelve to fifteen miles an hour.
Many are the complaints we
here about the "pure cusssdness" of
some OF the boys about town, and
unless they behave themselves bet
ter hereafter we will be obliged to
give their Names "Boys will be
boys" but it is not necessary that
they destroy everything they can
lay their hands on in order to main
tain their boyho cd.
James Newton stumbled and
fell the other day ON the Nellie Cot
ton, striking his leg against a piece
OF sharp iron and outing deep
cash in the flesh below the knee.
DIR. Mccormick sewed up the
wound, and Mr.. Newton is now at
home, where the unfortunate acct
dent is likely to detain him for sew
eral weeks.
Rush City Post: The new
boilers three in number, have
arrived for Lee Bro. & Edgerton's
Rock Greek min. Person & Co.'S
single mill has shut down for the
season having sold their logs to
jones q Co. Mr.. Eli Stull met
with an accident while making ties
on lower Snake, by emitting his foot
with an axe. The injury will lay
him up for some time.
Mess. Freeman and Fitzgerald
OF Marquette, steamboat inspectors
for Lake Superior, havo resigned, it
having come to light that they were
interested as owners in steamers il
was their duty to inspect. They
were universally regarded a. compe-
tent in their business, besides
being good, clever gentlemen,
snd thsir semi-foroed retire
mant il n.atteF of regret to their
many friends on the lake.
Pine Land for Sale.-I desire
to sch the S Sc + Sec. Cd, T. SO,
II. u, 30 acres, Carlton Co., MINI.
Fhe land is located within half a
uaile eff the ST. Louis river above
Knife Falls, and it is estimated will
yield 100000 feet of good pine.
Psise 800. Inquire Of John T.
Morgan, Wakslin House. Duluth,
Mimi, or of JAMES BARDoN,
+ Superior, Wis.
Mess. Kngler & Dir at their
popular Mea. and Vegetable Mar
ket in Duluth always keep on hand
the choicest steaks, cuts and no asts,
southdown mutton, Spring chickens,
fresh butter and eggs, and all del
icacies in their ltue. They also buy
and pay the highest prices in cash
for garden stuff, butter, eggs, ber-
RES, etc. They give special atten.
ton to the Superior trade, and are
always glad to see people from
"over the Bay"
We forgot to mention I'm our
last issue that the annual meeting of
School District No. / was duly held
on the 9Th inst. and George F,
tlolcomb was unanimously elected
District Clerk, there being no CD.
posing candidate. The report of
James Collier, treasurer, was read
and accepted. In view of the finan-
cial situation of the District, it was
deemed advisable not to vote a tax
at that date, and the meeting ad-
.journed without further action till
the last Monday of September next.
The choice for Clerk il a most OK
collent one.