The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-11-16
w hite frost.
Indian Summer.

Indian Summer.
What animal comes down from
the clouds? Rain, dear.
Our mail now leaves at 8 D. m.
and arrives about half past seven
every evening.
Why 40 white eat more than
black sheep? Because there are
more of them.
Lincoln county voted to bond
$4,000 to sid in building a rail-
roal from. Wausau to Jenny. The
road will be built.
The foundation for the maanest
man is laid when small boy turns
the worm hole in an apple for his
companion to bite from.
Jas. II. Watts has moved into
Thomas Bardon's house on the cor
ner of Fourth stree. and Nettleton
avenue.
What an effect climate has on
natural development In California
they make alcohol out of beets.
Here we make beats out of alcohol.
-Nettleton avenue has been
opened and graded westward from
Sixth street to Judge Pcrry's farm,
distance of about three tourths OF
mile.
An Ontonagon wedding was
delayed till the bridegroom, who
had hole in his pocket, could take
off his boot and produce the ring.
In the meantime the bride tainted.
IN. 2. Haugen, of River Falls,
who attended Judge Barron's court
here year or more ago as short
hand reporter, has been elected
Member of Assembly from Pierce
county,
An Albany clergyman was re-
Gently telling marvellous story,
when his little girl said 4: "Now, pop,
say, is that really true, or is it just
preaching?"
Bad luck is simply a man with
his hands in his pockets, and his
pipe in his mouth, looking on to see
how it is coming out. Good luck is
a man Of pluck, with his sleeves
rolled up, and working TO make it
come cut right.
When a mules ears begin to
exchange approving mods in accord
ance with the vibrations of the tail,
it is time for the inhabitants in the
inmediate vicinity to get away
from there, without trying to be
stylish about it either.
All work at the 500 Canal has
been suspended for the winter. On
the opening of navigation it will be
resumed with a large force of men,
and if circumstances are favorable
during the season the work will be
pushed we'll along to completion.
There was received of -four du-
ring the month of October, 70,8984
barrels, and wheat 368, 652 So bush
els, of which 49,, 9075-6 bushels
came by the St. Paul & Duluth
road and 235,345 bushels by the
Northern Pacific.-Duluth NeecS.
Mrs. r. Mccormick has sent
TO the TIMES Office nicely arranged
boquet of chrysanthemums, wax
flowers, geraniums and other deli
icate but beautiful house plants.
The donor has our kindest thanks,
and the assurance that the gilt Is
highly appreciated
"A Gallagher, on the complaints
OF VIM. Z. Philbrook and John
Whalen, was this week brought be-
tore Squire Wheelock and fined SIS
anu costs for selling liquor on Sun
days, and like amount for selling
liquor to minors, making total
bill of $2l.65.
Ashland county election: Pound
245, Barrows 80; Vincent 239, scat
tering 81; treasurer Sutherland 90,
Fisher %; county clerk Hart l4l,
Durfee 14o; register of deeds Bell
l73, Mclean LOG; Supt. schools
Tompkins ia, Bancroft LOG; coun-
ty surveyor Fraser l53, Stubblefeld
lO7 coroner Sparks 263.
The Revised Statutes have been
distributed among our county and
town officers. The book is q neat
~ printed volume of 1850 pages,
bound in law style, and is invalu-
able almost 10 everyone having