The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-05-18

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than when he is alone.
Spell murder backwards, and
you have its cause.
John E. Glover, Esq, a leading
attorney from Hudson, spent day
In town this week.
--"This suspense will kill me-"
Montana man said when he was
being hung.
There is no man so friendless
but that he can find q friend sincere
enough to tell him disagreeable
truths.
Brooks new steamer is ready
to be launched. The boiler is on
the way, and will be here in few
days.
-"What is money ?" asks an ex-
change. "Money is the missing
link between several hundred of our
subscribers and the editor.''
lift wasn't for the Canadian
steamers and travel the s'village
across the bay'' would be almost as
dull this year as-Oneota.
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Ca1a0ea Post.
-"Ncver do things by the
halves" said the boy, as he went
through whole pie he found in the
cupboard.
What is the difference between
a tramp and grocer who weighs
his vegetables p? One beats his way
and the other weighs his beats.
"A fire in the roof of Robert
McLean's dwelling was discovered
fortunately in its incipiency the 9TH
er day, and subdued before doing
much damage.
1t is understood, we believe,
that Capt. A G. Robinson will
stand on top of the pilot house and
ring the bell on Brooks new steam
er.
"A German farmer disputed his
tax bill. He said: 81 pays the state
tax, the county tax, and the school
tax. but, by jinks, pays no total
tax. rs got no total, and I never
had any.-Boston Traveller.
The Canadian Pacific railroad
has been extended from Fort Will
liam town plot to Prince Arthur's
Landing, and the denizens of the
latter burg are now as happy as
can be.
An exchange says Minnesota
girl has been serving as a brakeman
In male attire. She gave a civil
answer to the question of passen-
ger, when her sex was at once sus-
2ected.
Mr.. John Collins has purchased
the dwelling on the corner of Nettle-
ton avenue and w. 3rd street,
known as the "Snow house." and
has removed thereto with his family.
They tell of an amateur sports
man in Dayton, Ohio, who, having
heard that there was an unusual
amount of mushrooms in the woods.
borrowed dog and took his gun
and started to Kill some.
Edison says his monographs
will cost about 500 apiece. This
will enable poor families to keep
photograph, but they will have to
dispense with couple of dogs
Elizabeth Herald.
Prisoners in the Connecticut
state prison get reduction in time
of two months from each year of
their term. This to man serving
life sentence must amount to con-
siderable at the end of his time
Daabxry NeacS.
FoR RENT-The clearing on the
land known as the "Burbank place."
situated on the. Nemadji river about
three miles south Of town, will be
rented for the season of 1873. APP
ply to JAMES BARDoN, Agent.
The county treasurer held his
tax sale TINS week, for the delin-
quent taxes of 1877. For the want
of bid ler> nearly the entire list,
aggregating some $4,000, was
Knocked down to the county.
H. Greve, Esq. a prominent
capitalist of this state. Is this week |
looking over the st. Louis river