The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-12-07


Duluth. Tue most of the Indian
goods are at Duluth, We believe,
and the work of hauling them out
towards Vermilion will probably be
commenced At once.
Business over the Northern
Pacific road we believe was never
better than at present. Every pas
senger train is well filed, and the
freight trains ere loaded with mer-
chandlse, wagons, sleighs, machine
ry, lumber, wood, ETC., ETC., and the
ears are all returned east loaded
with wheat and other produce =
Detroit lHnn) Record.
At the annual meeting of the
county board which closed on Sat
turday the reports of the treasurer
and clerk were examined and APP
proved, and the official bonds Of the
comfy clerk, clerk of the court and
district attorney were approved.
The board will meet again on Sat
urday the l4th inst. to receive and
pass upon the bonds of the county
treasurer, surveyor, register of
deeds and sheriff
How to rise early: Resolve
you will, take long breath, kick off
the clothes, and make bound for
the middle Of the room, cold or no
cold Chicago Journal The man
! who resolves on the subject IS lost.
The only way is to quit thinking
and kick of the cover Cincinnati
Commercial. All wrong The best
way is TO be so rich that you can
afford to remain right there until
the weather warns up Detroit
Free Press. Wrong again. The
better plan is to have kind and
loving wife who will bounce out 'of
bed, start the fire and have the
room warm by the time you are
ready to get up.
No man who has home Of his
own need ever be idle. There is
always something to be done to pro
mote the convenience or the com
fort Of the home, and, in the alb
sence of work giving money remu-
neration, making the home more
pleasant and comfortable is the best
paying job any man can undertake
1t is a sign of shiftlessness, if not
worse, to see men Idle, when days
work might be well expended in
battening doors and windows
against winters rude blast, or in
providing some simple conveniences
long needed by the good housewife
to tighten her work. Industry
always finds work to do.
A CoMMoN SENSE BOYS AND
GIRLS PAPER. - The American
Young Folks, published by Hudson
Ewing, at Topeka, Kansas, comes
to us for December beautifully illus
trated and filed with entertaining
and useful reading. 1t is really a
common sense paper that parents
need not hesitate TO place in the
hands Of their children. 1t con-
tains sixteen pages and is sent one
year to any address for so cents.
The publishers offer TO send a sam
pie copy.
eve are just as we'll off here
as they are in other places; we
have plenty TO eat, a little to wear
and not much to do" said a recent
visitor to our office. No we amt,
say we. Look at Senator Jones of
Nevada and his partner who re-
Gently struck mine which yields
them a net income of $4,000 a day
Il, 800 apiece, There is nobody
here as well off as that. We are
wiling to leave it to the disinter-
ested opinion OF any three men our
readers may select If we are not
correct.
/ The past week ha. been noted
fer a series of petty local quarrels
and troubles, the chief participants
being a. Gallagher and Robert
! WhaieD. First Whalen had Gal
!aghey arrested for striking him,
bnt Squire Brown dismissed the
Gaze for the want Of proof; then
Gallagher had Whalen taken be-
fore Squire WheeIoek, who put
him under bonds et 500 10 keep
the peace towards Gallagher for six
months. These proceedings have
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