The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-19
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PS<0s0 ~ So III all Sues
1t was a close shave. If yo,
don't believe 1t see Mr.. Shaw.
Read Capt. Brooks time tabl
and govern yourself accordingly.
-Scythea, snaths, rakes ant
pitch forks, are the tools most il
demand these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shiels, and
Engin Ger J. D. Skinner of the Har
Dor improvement, were in town OF
Thursday.
When society reporter wishe.
to puff PLAIN, vulgar girl, he re
marks that size is as beautiful as she
il accomplished.
New dry goods, notions and
fancy goods daily arriving and solo
at Ny. prices, at Bondy's, Duluth
successor to B. Silberstein). It.
Henry Truelsen, the square
dealing grocer of Duluth, makes
''fun for the boys this week ir
Nimble Nickel.
DR.. Z. / Gauyreau, physician
and surgeon, late Of Quebec, was
in town this week, and, We are
glad to hear, thinks officiating here
81 had no time to stuff the
chicken" apologized a landlady to
her boarders. "Nevermind, madam
its tough enough as it is" replied
one them.
A party Of about 800 Mennon-
ties passed through Duluth, bound
for Manitoba, on Wednesday.
They left a good many dollars in
the stores at Duluth.
Some can overcome any bad
habit if he choose" says an old
moral law We'd like to sec any
one overcome the bad habit of
tobacco chewing if lie chews.
Judge G. W. Perry is erecting
quite barn at the rear of his res
idonce on Sixth Street, size 20 by
40 feet, IS feet high. 1t is some,
thing unusual to see new building
going Up in Superior.
At the annual School meeting
of District Number One, on Mon
day, James Collier was reelected
Treasurer, and 5000 was voted for
teachers wages, and $50 for fire.
wood, repairs, etc.
The miner" says that Jas.
Mercer Of Ontonagon had new
potatoes, fit for the table, in his
garden on June Both. That will do
for Lake Superior, or most any
other country this side of Cuba.
The big mill on Rice's Point
is said to be certainty Mr.. Taylor,
afBay City, Mich, who ia to build
it, has written that he will be at
Duluth in two weeks with the mill
and . complete Numbering outfit.
Elk 2enatos Alex. Ramsey, of
st. Paul, has been rendered by
President Hayes tie Cabinet posi-
ton OF Secretary of War, and
has accepted. The Northwest is
very proud Of the appointment.
The new bel! ordered by Mr..
Y. Roy for the Catholic Churoh
fere has arrived. Gt was manu-
sactursd by Henry AeShaae 81 Co.,
bell founders. Baltimore, Md,
Weighs 400 pounds, and has an ex-
'eilent tone, very similar TO that Of
lie Presbyterian Church bell here.
Mr.. aug. Zachau in another
;suN7, .ert. x},at ho has for sale
~ how he proposes TO sell the
rticies. We are glad to see Sir.
:. re. established in business. lie
IN exoellent maa- TO deal WITH
I'd deserves / liberal support from
III people.
-Messrs John McLaren and J.
Hubbard are preparing to- erect
mail saw mill on the bay side of
Minnesota Point short distance
.boye tie dyke. The mill will be
! single circular and will cnt Is to-
% thousand per day. Success to
II such enterprises.
Mr.. E. Silberstein III another
column gracefully bids adieu 10 It's
Id friends hereaaouts, preparatory /
Q taking his leave for St. Paul, /
where he intends TO enter business
) a partne in wholesale millinery
louse. The shopping people, especi-
lily the ladies', will greatly miss Dir.
J., and we have leafd many expires
ions of regret at his leaving. His