The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-19
The ice still lir gers.


OF her father in Illinois.
Mess. Alvin and Edwar Lord
have taken Bardons single mill to
ran for the season.
Henry Elliott and Miss Mary
Ann Batter were married in Duluth
on Sunday last.
The annual examination OF
teachers for State certificates will
commence at Madison on the twelfth
Of August
Our school boy remarks that
when his teacher undertakes to show
him what is what, he only finds out
which is switch.
Capt Brooks is having large
scow built for use in connection
with his ferry steamer, Mess. Rob.
inson, Gouge and Bruno are the
ship carpenters.
Father Genin is shortly going
on four months visit to his old
home in France, and during his alb.
sence Father Verweyst of this place
will hold services in the Catholic
Church, Duluth, every second Sun.
day.
Mr.. X. G.. Coburn has consent
ed to accept 800 in full payment o.
the balance d., ly the Catholics
for his church bui.aing, and com.
nlttee is around trying to raise the
800, which they find harder to do
at this time than it used to be to
collect $500.
doctor" said lady, 81 want
you to prescribe for me-" "There
is nothing the matter madam" said
the doctor, after feeling her pulse
''you only need rest" '.Now, doe
tor, inst look at my tongue" she
persisted; "what does that need 90
"That needs rest, too,' replied the
doctor.
Tho SHELTON property in Supe-
rior can now be bought for $3.50
cash. Just think of it--a two story
house, well plastered, good barn,
lot well fenced, fruit trees ETC.,
right in the middle of town, perfect
title, all for $3.50. Bring your
money to this office and secure this
bargain.
The Tayior's Falls Journal says
that Isaac Staples has determined
TO expend several thousand dollars
IN developing his mining interest
near Saint Croix lake in the south
ern portion OF Douglas county,
Wis, and Geo. r. Stuntz is now
negotiating with a party of Cornish
miners to do the work.
Our genial friend Mr.. A. G..
Robinson having obtained a situa-
tioa as engineer in Mr.. r. W. Pc
tres mill on Rice's Point, left town
Thursday for the scene of his labors.
Mr. Robinson is an industrious,
practical workman and W i'll without
n doubt give entire satisfaction to
his employer.
little by little the snow melts away,
The ulster is hung up to dry;
And men await the approach of the month
That bringeth the beautiful fly
little by little we wait for the spring,
With the sunshine's bright, warm rays,
When the good wife buys two. shilling mop
To begin the house cleaning days
The North Wisconsin News
says: GAS soon as the railroad
lands are in market for $3.50 per
acre there will be large number of
families settle in the vicinity of this
village Let them come. They
can not do as we'll in going to Min
nesota." OF c. urse they can not,
Wisconsin is just as good as any
state III the Union, and little bet
ter, and it pays to come here TO
stay.
New PAINT AND on HoUsE.-I
would inform the public ,'at I have
added TO my stock Jul line of
paints, oils, white lead and colors,
both dry and in oil, also brushes,
window glass, putty, varnishes, and
apans, which | shall sell at a small
profit. Mixed paints specially. | !
rave also just received fresh stock
# drugs and patent medicines,
which | will sell as cheap as can be
,ougbt at any store in this vicinity.
}. A. PErRR, Duluth City Drug
store.
Hudson Star and Times: Engl-
eer John Remington and Ralph
.yery, both of the North Wiscon-