The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-24
Ninety in the shade.

~ "iO tanning DdsO Dali.
Our farmers are busy pntting
In their potato crop.
The wheat fields iu this vicinity
are looking splendid and an abund-
ant crop is anticipated.
Quite heavy shower of hail
stones fell Friday night. No dam
age done.
What young lady was named
after a tribe OF Indians? MISS
Winnie Bago, of course.
Mrs. harrington remarks that
'few persons nowadays suffer from
suggestions of the BRAIN
In what respect is a man who
has a jersey like Capt. Brooks?
One has boss COW and the other
boss scow.
What's the difference between
an encounter with grizzly and
torn panier? Ones tussel with
bear, the other q hustle with a tear.
When did the alphabet get in
to a row? When A bet, B fit, d
cried, n ragged, Q bit, and X poun-
ded.-l Turner's Falls Reporter.
The late, cold aims have de-
layed farming operations somewhat,
but grain sowed 4 few weeks ago
is coming forward finely.
Our saw-mill men are quite
busy saving and shipping lumber
TO the west. Messrs. Peyton 8 Co.
shipped Is carloads one day late
~. The demand seems 10 be &C.
tive but the prices are low.
An impossible feat for a fe-
male pedestrian is to walk thous-
ana miles in thousand hours, past
thousand millinery stores display
ing the latest styles OF Spring bon
nets.
--"i1aya you the song, 'Saccha-
rine futurity?'" asked a girl of the
music clerk. "We have" he
answered, as, with pleasant smile
he rolled up copy of The Sweet
BY-and-By."
The Tax list for the 1879 tax
sale in Ashland county amounted to
1l,455 descriptions for which the
Ashland Press drew the snug little
sum of $2,863.75 and in cash, too,
as county orders in Ashland are
worth their face.
The st. Paul and Duluth r. r,
Co. have finished their new dock at
Duluth and are now building large
Wareho use thereon. L is estimated
that $4,000 have been expended
on docks and like improvements at
Duluth during the past six months,
Invitations are out for the we'd
Ding of DR.. J. e. Bowers, Supsrin-
tendent of the Rochester. Mimi,
Insane Hospital, and Miss Kate
Walbank, Oldest daughter of DR.. S.
S. Walbank of Duluth, at st. Paul's
Church, Duluth, on the 9th inst.
Mr.. Fred G. Vivian, of Alexan-
dria, Minnesota, practical printer,
arrived this week and is at work in the
TINES Office. He is the son Of DR..
e. Vivian of that city and comes
highly recommend ed. We COM
mend him to the favorable acquain-
lance Of our citizens.
Prof. Miles evidently means to
maintain his claim as the "boss bar
Der" of Duluth, for he recently fitted
up his shop in elegant style, and is
now prepared to give shave,
shampoo or bath equal to the best
He and his courteous assistant, Mr..
Smith, are irst-class in their line.
Rev. Father Genin, OF Duluth,
mas gone on visit to his old home
In France. We understand he
will be absent several months, aud
will make quite an extensive tour
through England, Germany and
Italy before his return. We wish
him a pleasant voyage and safe re-
turn.
Whenever you see anything
grand and colossal, whenever any
thing tiny and beautiful, the laborer
has been there. He is its creator.
All that nature has given us pro-
ceeis from the Most High. All
that art has bestowed on US is the
gift Of the laborer. All artificial
9ork Of his hands.
--llr. August Zachau is opening
out, in the Robbins store, a select