The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-10
Mess. Campbell Il Smith,

dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps
and family goods in the corner
room OF The Banning brownstone,
block, west OF the Clark House.
Tie new firm desire rs 10 say they
viii be glad TO welcome the people
Of Superior and vicinity in their
new store, and will give such bar
gains as will induce them to call
again. TIE polite and accommodate
ing Charles Hartman, who was SO
long with Mr.. Silbcrstein, is chief
clerk for The new firm.
/ Geo. VI. Smith has the agency
( for Duluth md Superior OF the
Acme Pulverizing Harrow, clod
clusher and leyeler. To those con
tenplating the purchase OF new
Harrow or Drag, attention IS cal
led t. th.s ueE Improvement, WHICH
seems to be Just what is needed 10
thoroughly puIveri2e our soil. 1t
comes TO us with the high testi-
monials Of those who are using it in
all parts Of the country. Mr.. Smith
vii! have the Harrows in stock
within very few days, and VIII
t..ho - cat llooc,,ie IN eho wing thoi,.
numerous good qualities. Circulars
sent free to all applying. 3-w
The election on Tuesday was
quite warmly though good-humor-
! edly contested. The following were
chosen: Supervisors, II. w Shaw
chairman, T. b. Nc Lean, l.. Gouge ;
town clerk Thos. ). Whalen !;
treasurer 4. G. Bertrand assessor
( ID. Geo. Morrison justices NJ.
NIAGARA, (short term; L. f. Wheel
eek, A. Z. Brown, Lars Lenroot !;
constables A. Gallagher, Stephen
Hoffman ; ovprseers districtnumD Der
one, Z. Whalen; number two Peter
Bengtson. The following .e&es
were voted: For roads, $1,000 ;
support poor $500 miscellaneous
(. purposes 81 900 total $4,000. Last
| Spring 81, 600 was voted.
Young man, don't swear,
Swearing was never good for sore
finger. It never cured the rhcu-
ruatism, never helped TO draw q
prize in a lottery. 1t isn't recon-
m ended for liver complaint. 1t isn't
sure against lightning, SEWN.
machine agents, nor any Of the ills
which beset people through life
There is no occasion for swearing
outside OF a newspaper office, where
it is useful in prool-reading, and
indispensably necessary in getting
toras to press. 1t has been known
also TO materially assist the editor
in looking over the paper after it
I is printed. But otherwise it is a
very foolish and wicked habit.
MIR. II, W. Shaw who was
! elected chairman Of our town and
county boards on Tuesday, has had
much experience in this country,
and will we doubt not make a
cautious, careful and efficient
supervisor. He will be apt to take
q great pride in keeping up the
credit Of town and county. His
associates, Mess. Mclean aId
/ Congo lave been tried before, the
latter several times. and have proved
so acceptable that the people re
elected them by handsome MAORI
Ties. Mr., William kjmball, the re-
firing chairman, declined to be a
candidate for reelection though
urgently pressed on ali sides, his
mill and lumber husine ss requiring
his entire time. Mr.. Kimball retires
with the proud satisfaction of hav-
ing seen during his administra-
ton the credit Of the county raised
from 40 cents on the dollar to
almost par, and of leaving the
county on such firm financial foot
ing that nothing but most reckless
management can again drag 1t
TO the old level. OF course the re-
vival of the times, and the fact that
many Old owners settled their taxes
which had been deliquent for years,
and that the county sold large am,
cunt CT tax titles, had much to do il
bringing orders up froE 40 10 &C
cents; yet nevertheless, the board De
serves much credit for theirwise and
. economical management, and Mr.
!, klmbaii withdrew with many re-
!, grets that he could not hold on z
year longer and see us entirely "ou'
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