The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-01-12
NO snow.
Mild weather.

their best cash trade comes from
Superior
Little drops of rain brighten
the meadows, and little acts ofkind-
ness brighten this world of ours.
"A Western editor returned q
tailor's bill, endorsed, 'eDeclined :
handwriting illegible."
Rev Father Buh held divine
services III the Catholic church here
on Monday and Tuesday.
This is terrible hard winter
for the poor workingmen. They
get no corporation snow shoveling.
Rev. Mr.. Wainwright, of Du-
luth, held divine service in the
Episcopal church on Tuesday even
ing.
He olew his little lamp out at the top.
And his life came to { 5udden stop;
IF he hadn't been so COMPOUNDED green,
He'd never have fooled with kerosene.
The Scientific American truly
saws ssthere is wonderful element
of success in the stamina that en-
abIes men to stick"
Merchant Zachau left for the
Vermilion payment yesterday with
a load of goods to sell to the In
dams.
TO cure wakefulness. wrap
cloths dipped in cold water around
the wrist, and sometimes lay wet
cloth on the top of the head.
County clerk Relf came home
from Brainerd last week and re-
turned on Tuesday. He is employed
as draughtsman in the N. P. land
office.
Fair warning! Those CORE
spondents who delight to ask an
editor all kinds of questions don't
always receive sugar-coated an
swers.
1t is said that nervous tooth
ache may be cured at once by the
application of saltpeter made very
fine and applied on cotton batting
to the affected tooth.
Engineer Bemis and Mr.. E.
Barnidge, assistant, of the Wis.
Central surveying corps, reached
here yesterday. Their party is at
present engaged in running lines
south and west of Edwards mine.
Full many jest of subtle wit and keen,
The columns of the papers carry far;
Full many reader fails to note, ween,
How awful empty printers pockets are.
Send along your dollar please.
= Wright County Eagle.
of the four members of the
Duluth village council three-Mess
Miller, Howard and Peyton-are
active lumbermen, and the two
latter ex-Superior men.
John Bright said lately, "You
might almost as well ask spider
to give up weaving his web or to
destroy that he had woven, as to
ask the great body of lawyers to
consent to a simplifying and purif.
cation of the law"
The suit of Shillock VS.. the
Wielands, of Beaver Bay, we regret
to state has been decided agains
the latter By the Supreme Court
The sum involved probably by Thu
time amounts to $1,000, and fall
with crushing weight upon the de
PENDANTS.
-"Where is Mr.. F.2" inquired
an old lady. ooh, in some part O
Austria, I believe" replied he
companion. "Well, dear mo-" ex
claimed the delighted old soul; "I'n
so glad he's in Austria, for he cal
bring me home an ostrich feather 7
Mr.. Frank Roy of White Earth
MINI, spent several days here lately
the guest of his big brother Vincent
He reports that majority of tn
Indians at White Earth are any
thing but pleased at the retention
of Maj. Stowe as Indian agent.
Our readers who may want t,
learn about the Far West are re
ferred to the advertisement of tn,
Kansas Farmer, on old established
and popular journal in the West
1t is published at the Capital of The
State.
"A circular signed by post mas
ter General Key has been posted II
the postoffice, requesting parties to
report all losses or Irregularities in
their mails to the Chief Sneaial