The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-26

light III The light-l ouse.
The Manistce sails on Monday.
Judge Greeley talks Of moving
down town again.
-Peyton 8 Co.'S saw mill is run
ming fall blast.
The schooner Bismarck passed
up the bay yesterday loaded with
cord-wood.
-Thos. Garrety went to Pine
City this week in search of loca-
ton.
II. w. Shaw ism Duluth with
a drove Of cattle which he VIII take
down the lake on the Manistee.
Geo. N. Smith, Duluth, has Just
received a car load of fine seed
oats. Parties wanting such should
call early. It.
Emerson Chase left this week
for the Northern Pacific country,
expecting to be absent three or four
months.
Mr. John Mcintyre, of Mime
apolis, has our thanks for copy Of
the annual report Of the Board of
Trade otthat city for 1878.
You had better begin right If
you wish to go on right; for, as the
Gaelic has it, it is not easy to
straighten in the oak the crook that
grew IN the sapling.
james Ready left Duluth on
Thursday with his store goods, IN
tending to go into business at Far
60. His family remain in Duluth
for the present.
The ties for The Knife Falls rail
road are being taken out and it is
expected the iron viii be laid by the
first Of June. Several big saw mills
at the falls are talked Of.
DR. J. 5, Graham started on
Monday for Geneva, n. Y, his old
home. The Doctors health is quite
feeble, and his many friends wish
him safe journey.
When a Minnesota editor
wants to have dead sure thing Oh
having the st. Paul Pioneer Press
copy from his paper he just sits
down and either writes squib
praising the z =. or denouncing
Judge Page!
Judge Barron is holding term
Of court at OsceoIa, and the Polk
county Press speaks Of him thus:
Judge Barron is discharging his
duties in an able and satisfactory
manner, and many words Of praise
are spoken in his behalf.
w. G. Willis of the Boston
Que Price Clothing House, Duluth,
has returned from purchasing tour
in Boston, New York. etc. He
brought an elegant stock of clothing
which he Is selling at remarkably
low prices for cash.
-Hawkins Taylor, of Washing
ton, has been awarded the contract
t. carry the mail between Superior
and Duluth for S26l. Hawkins viii
make money at that-for the gov
ernmcnt. lie also has the North
Shore route.
Hon II L. Humphrey, III. G. of
Wisconsin, recently delivered III
the House of Representatives an
able and polished speech in oppo-
sition to the repeal Of the act OF
1865 providing for keeping the
peace at the polls.
jacob finland Of Duluth, a
brother Of Mrs. n. Decker and Mrs.
F. Lomargio, had the misfortune a
few days ago to break his leg be-
low the knee. lie was climbing a
fe ice waen the top rail broke and
III fell backwards against q stump
in such way as to fracture the
hnb
The ferry steamer Minnie LIE
Mont after a thorough OVERLAPPING
has been launched and viii be trip
ping between Superior and Duluth
in day or two. Her owner. Capt.
BROOKS, viii occupy the pilot house,
while Chas. Nelson, an experienced
engineer, VIII preside in the ma
chinery department.
Always talk up your own town
IS though YOU owned 1t and had it
for sale. Let business men help
each other in every way they can
without damaging their own bust
ness. Patronize home industries if