The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-12
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lac I!iS 1sds commenced. he /
crops is fair.
This is the Orangemsn's day
IN Canada.
Very =erm weather lately
NiEety-fve 5n the shade is nothing
-Tho ;s-ouble with the country
appears 70 be that there are too
mauY maa v ith rich mems desires
and poor mems pockets.
Mss Kiraball, of Oshkosh,
daughter CT Inc late Chas. D. Kim
bali. is visiting in the faanly OF her
onose, William Kimball, Esq.
The foot bridge on Second /
Street, at Thompson Avenue. needs
anew covering badly. Tie atten-
ton of the proper authorities is
called to this fact.
Miss ArabelIs Wright, young
lady, neiee of James Wright Esq,
Of this place, arrived on the Japan
Thursday direct from Ireland. She
will keep house for her uncle.
"A St. Paul paper describes .
young lady with hair "as black az
ravens" The ravens weren't wear
ing any hair 70 speak Of last sum
mcr, but We suppose the style has
changed this year.
An editor has one advantage
over q king When an editor goes
out riding in hia open barouohe,
drawn by tour milll-white steeds, he
is never shot al by Socialist. You
have probably remarked this your
self.
The family of Thomas Gariety
left yesterday for St. Paul, their
future home. Mr.. Gariety and his
family arc quite loss 10 the town,
and their leaving is regretted by
everyone. We wish them much
success in their new home.
"A sprig of a tornado the other
night uprooted q few trees and
scattered some lumber at Pcyton &
Co.'S. mill, and carried their big
scow across the bay. At Duluth
the storm blew down the smoke
stack OF Munger & Gray's mill.
When you see woman going
toward the river with good sized
pole in her hard, and a wrinkle
across her nose, YOU needn't think
she's Going fishing. Not much !;
she's get a boy down that way, who
promised her, with tears in his
eyes, he wouldn't 90 in swimming
The old Indian name Of Duluth
vas @Onigaminsing"-Little Portage
from the fact that the Indians
used 70 portage their canoes over
Minnesota Point at that place.
That of Superior was "Ssgipg"
the Entry Iondulae was known
as "Negajewanong" Foot of the
Rapids.
A good many complaints are
heard about broken chimneys. The
remedy is very simple. Pat the
chimney in . vessel of cold water,
and set il on a heated stove and let
it come to a boil Then remove the
vessel from the stove and let the
water cool with the chimney in it.
One treated that way has been
known to be used over year. Try
it.
We understand DR.. Rice has
prepared a historical discourse,
which he delivered in Duluth last
Sabbath, and, by request, is expect
ed 70 repeat n the Presbyterian
CbErch, in Superior, on next Sun
day (July l8thl, at o'clock pm
We bear,he discourse highly spoken
of and hope the people of Superior
will not fail to avail themselves OF
the opportunity TO enjoy the oe-
casion.
1t is said that you can tell
when a man is lying by ieeiihS OIL
his pulse. Ii it wouldn't % 100
much trouble we would like to HAYS
Mr.. Aikens, of the "Wisconsin'', or
some of his party that goes to Ash
lanieon Monday ,ieei OF Sam Fiaeld's
pulse, hen he gets to telling one
OF those feartully and wonderfully
made fish stories, and report at this
office on their return, in the interest
OF science Wisconsin River
Pilot.
Coy. Smith has secured TO the
state about 10000 acres of land