The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-02-22

w e learn that the next State
Editorial convention VIII be held at
Oshkosh, June 18th next. We edi-
tors viii make the inmates Of the
insane asylum there take a rear
bench when We ''ge down to Osh-
k0sh 10 have little fun with the
boys"
-DeGraff is in its glory at the
idea OF having new set of instru-
merits for a brass band. All they
lack IS the blowers.-E.c.
All We lack is the brass instru-
ments; we are nicely fixed as far az
the band of blowers are concerned.
II Mr.. Window wants some
good land 10 colonize Mrs. Agnes
jerks upon, we will let him have
the NE. I See. 4, 7. 4G r. IA. This
land was entered years ago and the
taxes are all paid up. New Or
leans improved property taken in
exchange.
We arc glad to note that our
old camp fire friend, JAS. II. Twich-
eli, Of Hastings, Minn., is at the
head of the mercantile firm he has
so long been connected with. 1t
gives us pleasure to record the sue
cess of Northern Pacific survey
veterans.
st. Louis Globe: Reputation
is rampant where ever democracy
rules.
Mr.. Globe man, drop postal
card to Selah Chamberlin at ST.
Paul, MINI, and ask him if he isn't
rampant under republican rule.
We state upon hearsay, that
Wednesday morning early it was
very cold. We Iwere suffering Sc
yerely with an attack of Penoka
rheumatism brought on from an old
wound received little aft of the
ear in the Ashland war, so we did
Lot rise before aine, and it was 40
below freezo then.
At the Dramatic. Entertain
ment in Duluth the other evening,
our brother pushcrs of the quiil,
Messrs. Mitchell and Woodbridge,
were given seats adjoining each
other, by a rougish ticket seller
named VanBrunt Gaylord took a
photograph on the spot and here
after their dual pictures Will appear
OIL the Twin brother yeast cans in
stead Of the old wood cut SO ia
miliar to the pubiic.i
-Jno. W. Fisher, an old Duluth
ian, but more recently of Bismarck,
has invented new attachment for
the sewing machine, which is likely
TO revolutionize the trade. 1t is
simply in increasing the capacity of
an ordinary machine Icy lengthening
the bar and adding one or two
needles, three being the limit. BY
this Improvement thirty-three will
do the work Of an establishment
that formerly one hundred hands
were employed IN.
Mrs Barney Frjsto, of this
place, picked bunch of fragrant
pansiss in full bloom from her flower
garden, this week. We will appo;-
lgize for this Item next week. But
the fact is our wife reads the
Ashland Press and River Falls
Journal, and finds they have been
doing it IL those places and she is
bound to put on as Ianch style as
;hoy can get up in any Of our ex-
changes, 80 she made Us put the
item ia about herself.
Prof. Tice and Gen Myer, (Old
Probabilities have pat up 8 mighty
mean job on our school marin 8.
The 22nd. comes on Saturday, when
thoy could have rested anyhow and
had their-O, we forgot it is the
school masters who get their ulsters
washed on Saturday. We think a
good deal of school teachermarma as
a rule, and we hereby declare Oct.
p, which is our birthday, TO be a
school holiday. Washington was
some pumpkins, of course, but even
in his palmiest days he couldn't lie
like We can.
We thirst for a hotel. 1t
seems to be the height OF an editors
ambition. Uod Taylor owns the
Baldwin House at Hudson; Sam
Fiield is to run the Chequamagon
at Ashland. Matt. Hart, county