The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-10-18
Summer weather.
$50 IN the shade Tuesday.
A Qrist mill is needed here.

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Monday.
A wheat exchange in Superior
is one OF the things now talked OF.
Capt. James Edwards has gone
to Illinois to spend the winter with
his wife and relatives.
The dwelling house so long oc-
cupied by Col. r. 3. Carlton at
FonauIao was burned down by
tramps last Thursday.
1t is not q bad sign to see non
resident owners of property here
settling up their back taxes, as sew
cral have been doing lately.
commodore Saxton, who had
his hand accidentally crushed by
being caught between The ferry and
the dock. is improving as rapidly as
could be expected.
Sixty thousand bushels Of
wheat, 100 car loads, is tho daily
average of shipments over the N. p.
r. Il. from the country tributary to
its line, to Duluth Moorhsad
Advocate.
Mr.. Eugene Kehoe a painter who
works for LaVaque, of Duluth, was
married on Saturday evening last by
Judge Martin in that city to Miss
Louise Schuster, oldest daughter of
William Sohuster Esq, Of this place.
L. L. Gunderson, a prominent
Norwegian Of Barron county, has
been nominated by the Republicans
for assembiyman for this district
The ticket will read, Fifold for
senator, Gunderson for representa-
tive.
A singular phenomenon has
been observable hero during the
past week. While we in Superior
had foutherly winds and warm
weather for two or three days,
Duluth was shirering in q chilly
northeaster.
Parties wishing clothing. gents
furnishing goods, hats, caps, blank
cts &c. VIII do we'll to call at the
Boston one price clothing house,
Hayes block, Duluth. Where will
DC found the largest stock. Best
goods at the lowest prices of any
establishment at the head of Lake
Superior.
Richard Bardon has raised
some mammoth vegetables in his
garden this year. His onions can
not be excelled and his beets show
what our Lake Superior soil can
produce-several ct them measur-
ing twentY-seven inches in circum-
ference. If any one has done bet
ter than that We would ike to hear
of it.
1t is announced that Mr.. James
E. O'Leary of Duluth, and Miss
Minnie Collins, daughter of John
Collins, Esq, of this place, are to
be married q week from next Sun
day. Miss Kate Collins, sister OF
the bride, arrived last week from
Marquette 10 visit her relatives here
and De present at the uuptial cere-
.mony.
Mr.. Vincent Coulnoyer has re-
signed his position as teacher Of the
Indian school at Grand Portage to
take the place OF clerk and interpre-
ter for DR.. |. /. Mahan, e. S.
Indian agent for the Chippewas OF
Lake Superior Mr. Cournoyer- is
admirably qualified for the position
His family will probably reside in
Superior, at least for the present.
The "Manitoba wave" has
evidently struck Bismarck if the
following testimony from the
Tr55oaee is TO be credited -"'Tis
now that garrets yield up old stoves
and rusty pipe, and the need of a
doxologer IS felt in every house
hold" Come up to Like Superior,
neighbors, where the weather is so
warm you can wear your linen
duster for month to come.
The test Of the electric light at
the Lake superior mine in the
neishborhood OF Marquette is ap-
parently demonstrating the fact
that it is just the thing Tor lighting
underground mines, the only trouble
being TO protectit from the rocks
thrown in blasting; but it is thought
this difficulty can be easily remedied
by means Of swinging screens or
brakes. It IS claimed that it will
cost no more than the light now used
besides enabling the miner to do
more worl, and with IS much pre-
ei>ion as III an open pit. The Mar
quette Mining journal predicts that
this light viii be introduced into all
the underground mines of Lake
Superior.
From the Roekport, IT,, Banner.
There ia 10 medicine ii the world
which has gained such fame as ST..
JAcocs on this il, however, not
in tie least astonishing, when we
consider its truly wonderful ezra
tive powers. Dir. f. Rodenberg,
Of Grandyiew, called at our c8ice
Iast week aud related the following
circumstances | suffered with
Rheumatism for over six years: con-
suited many physicians and tried
or remedies, but without
avail. Having seen ST. JACOBS On
advertised in your paper, and heard
Of sA1nn astnulshinu curnS | sent 10