The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-01-24
Mild weather.
Moonlight nights.

-Moonllght nights.
-"Let us spray" is supposed to
be what the wild waves are saying.
Capt. Horton departed on
Thursday with the machinery of
the Stillman Witt.
The road between Duluth and
Superior is a popular drive for
s!eighing parties.
Rev. Mr.. Cummings, of Duluth,
held divine services in the Episcopal
church here on Thursday evening.
Miss Lou Perry, principal of
the Middletown school, has been
quite i'll for a week past, and her
department is in consequence closed.
}. D. Ensign Esq, Hon. Q. z.
Stearns, and a party Of their lady
friends, all Of Duluth, looked over
Superior aud took dinner of Golfers
Hotel on Saturday last.
Mess Richie & Miller of De
Pere Wis, are putting in a big
saw mill at Ashland, capacity 5000
per hour. They expect to have it
ready by the opening OF ayigation.
Hon. Isaac w. Wing has been
reappinted receiver OF public
moneys at the bayfield, land Office.
lie is coed man, and would honor
a much higher posltion.-Ploneer
Press.
Geo. NJ. Smith the Duluth
agent OF the new Northern Pacific
Express Company seems TO manage
things as naturally as an old hand,
and Is doing quite large business,
even with St. Paul, via Drainerd.
The daily arrivals Of fresh fish
from Bayfield, and La Pointe going
east over the Central are getting
TO be an important item Of business,
since the cold weather has made
the ice sale for fishermen and
teams Ashland Press.
bayfield, county is ahead so
far. Hugh Whittcl lately poisoned
a genuine wild cat down there, on
the waters Of Pixies Greek. The
Press says che was a powerful
b1nte, and a very handsome one to
those who admire his peculiar style
of beauty" Now let some Of our
enterprlsing hunters catch a
kangaroo ~ giraffe.
The American Exchange Bank
has recently been organized at
Duluth, having taken the place OF
the Duluth Savings bank, with IL.
Nj. Peyton President and A. +.
uacfarlane Cashier. Ar. Ptyton'o
well known business integrity and
ability, will give it the confidence
of the people of Lake Superior from
the start Ashland Press.
From a return received yester-
Gay by the State statlsticiau it APP
pears that in the Duluth district Of
The United States land department
there are still subject to presumption
between six and seven millions Of
acres, of which nearly four millions
are subject to entry under the home
stead laws and over million and a
halt to entry with CASH, Pioneer
Press.
Mess. Peyton & Kimball having
secured some ground on the souther-
ly end OF Rices Point, are building
q dock IN front thereof over which
lumber can be handled from scows
onto cars, the railroad company
having promised to extend their
tack to the dock. This arrange
ment will very much simplify and
cheaper the shipments OF lumber
by rail from their mill, Just opposi lie
onConner's Point.
MIR. John Muglig, Poyner, Iowa,
sends us the following communica-
tons: | have been sufferer with
Rheumatism for tie last SIX Years
| tried lots OF medicines without
any success. Visiting one day the
store of Messrs. Wangler Bros, in
w aterloo, Iowa, these gentlemen
induced me to try the St. Jacobs
Oil, telling me that It had q record
as very effective remedy. l
bought bottle, used it regularly
according to directions, and was
relieved OF the ailment from which
] had suffered for six long years.
Monday last the 10th inst,
being the 44th anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Saxton that worthy connie cole.