The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-08-31
LOCAL -A-FF A IRIS.
Are you going to the Fairs ?


delivering brush for the Superior en-
try Improvement, at 81 per. cord.
Mr.. Collier is threshing his
wheat, and expects to secure thirty
bushels from little patch Of less
than an ace.
No matter how extravaganza a
young man may be. he always feels
mean when he is compelled to put
three cent stamp on city letter.
The continued dry weather is
pretty hard on the growing crops
The ground is cracking open, aud
vegetation in many places begins to
wear a sickly hue.
An exchange says that tramps
are refusing So so day and board
This can not be so. They might
refuse work; but$3 50 g day and
board-nevcr.
Duluth men, Mess. w. I. Nc
Lehman and G. p. MoDougall, were
the successful bidders for the har-
Dor works at Ontonagon and Eagle
River.
-Afiss Kate Dunphy, daughter
of Judge Dnnphy of Duluth, re-
Gently entered the Normal school
at Winona.
Tho same backache which
makes boy howl when he's dig
ding potatoes wreathes his face in
smiles when he slips off the back
way to the picnic. Boys are curious
insects.
Among the celebrities to be at
the Fairs are Pres. Hayes, Gen. lie
Due, JAS. G. Blaine, DIR. Carver,
Bogardus, Rarus, Forepaugh's cir
Gus, our devil, our foreman and our
self.
Mr.. Archy Bertrand who went
out west few weeks ago to look
up situation, is pleasantly fixed as
salesman in the extensive store Of
Tyler s. Co., At Fargo, D. T.
At the State Teachers Exami-
nation, recently held at Madison,
John W. Sercomb, formerly Princi-
pal of the High School here, was
one of four TO receiy life certiti-
cate.
r. ". French, of Ashland, has
been adjudged bankrupt upon his
own petition. His liabilities aggre-
gate So, 700, mostly held by Supe-
rior, Ashland, Cleveland and De-
troit parties.
-Thos. Shiols and James d.
Skinner of the U. S. Engineers,
passed through here on Monday on
their way to Antoine Gordon's, the
present headquarters Of the party
making the reservoir survey of the
ST iir0Iy river
An Exchange says "Put 'qui-
nine in your cisterns, in the proper
ton Of one drachm to 1000 gallons
of water. This will kill all life in
the cisterns and purify the water.
The recipe comes from New Or
leans, where cistern water is used
altogether"
The railroad fare between Du-
luth and st. Paul during the time of
the State Fair, and the Minneapolis
Fair, has been fixed at 1910 for the
round trip-pretty cheap riding.
This also includes transfer and adj
mission to the Fair grounds. Num-
bers from the head of the lake will
avail themselves of this opportunity
TO visit the dual cities.
DR. D'Uuger, of Minneapolis
faYors rs this week with an original
communication on his lung-con-
sumption cure, winch we advise all
to read and make a note Of. The
prescription, from the ingredients
winch compose it, must certainly
contain virtue, and no one need be
afraid of using it.
w ouder If there is any truth in
the rumor that Dennis Kearney is
coming up to Duluth to start new
paper? Maybe he could secure an
interest in one or the other Of the
papers now established there? 1t
doesn't look as though it would at
present pay to start a third paper
IN that village.
This is the conclusion of the
whole matter. Good times viii come
10 each individual IN the community
Just rs soon as that individual goes
IN work and earns his individual