The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-07-20

The blueberries are ripe.
New patacks IN the market.
Cash paid for rags by Chas. D
Kreimer, Duluth, MINI. jy-2o-4t
The haylng season is here in
full blast. The crop is unusuaBy
heavy.
"A young man should have the
courage to wear his old clothes un-
til he can get trusted for new suit.
Mrs. Geo. W. Perry has gone
on two weeks visit to her old
home at Eagle River.
Some swallow does not made a
SUMMER" but one "swallow" will
sometimes make a drunk"
Nov is the time to- 'pled,sod
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Ladies with long trains to their
dresses have no rights which the
cows of this vicinity seem bound to
respect.
The schooner Bismarck landed
at Quebec Pier on Monday last
with full load of wood, consigned
to Capt. Geo. L. Brooks.
Town treasurer Brown has Just
finished, for his own use, one of the
neatest little row boats we have
seen lately.
They are building a Touring
mill at Prince Arthur's Landing, to
contain four ran of stone. They
once built blast furnace at Duluth.
Editor Swinstord, of the Mar
quette Journal, has been nominated
for Lieut.. Governor of Michigan by
the Democrats.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, and other
military gentlemen arrived in Du-
Iuth Dy the steamer Jos. L. Hurd
on Tuesday, and went west by
special train Wednesday morning.
Wild strawberries and cult
waited currants are quite plentiful in
the market. One Of our farmers is
arrangingto ship several car loads
of the latter out along the Northern
Pacific.
1.-THE cats have commenced re-
hearsing for their Fall concerts, and
old shoes and boots ave al . psae-
MUM. ',-Es. We have several old
pairs (sho PES, not cats) that we would
be willing to dispose of at a low
figure.
We are having the hottest days
this summer ever known here. On
several occasions the mercury has
gone above 80 III the shade, and on
Saturday afternoon last, at 4 o'clock,
st actually crept up to l02 in the
shade, and 1875 in the sun Wah!
The schooner Charlie is unload
ing at Duluth for the new tannery
Of Ernest Wieland a cargo of hem
lock bark purchased from the In
dians at the Red Cliff reservation.
near Bayfield,.
Judge Barron, accompanied by
his wife, arrived from Bayfield, on
Monday, to hold the July term OF
court here. The term was a short
one, occupying less than half day,
and the Judge and Mrs. b. left by
the afternoon ferry for their home
at st. Cfolx Falls.
Capt. L. G. Hughes ia fitting
up his tidy little schooner, the Alice
Craig, for a pleasure beat. She
will have sleeping and dining &C.
commodations for 40 persons, and
will be just the thing for fishing and
excursion parties upon our grand
old lake.
We are requested to announce
that divine services will be held in
the Episcopal church, Superior, on
Sunday next, morning and evening,
by either the Rev. Mr.. Booth OF
Wilmar, Mimi, who is now visiting
The head of the lake, or the Rev.
Mr.. Wainwright of Duluth.
An exchange asks: "Who ev-
ef saw an editor that could show a
dollar on Saturday EVENING"" Here
We have. While in Duluth last
Saturday we saw one of the Zenith
City editors exhibiting new silver
dollar to group Of admirng
friends. Who says times are not
looking up?
The inhabitants of Santa Cruz
Bay, on the Pacific coast, depend