The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-04-17

fDllll0 waves. lie Ice was baCk
again on Friday, but now that it
has been loosened mp it will not pre-
sent very formidable barrier to
navigation.
The Mandau Criterion has this
to say Of one Of our ex-Superiol
young men: Henry c. Ref read
an essay on the subject of CLONE
influence" at the literary meeting
last Thursday evening, which is
said to have been an able and ex-
celIent production. Mr.. Ref is one
of the promising Young men Of our
town, and possesses remarkable
degree Of talent for one Of his
years.
Mess. Campbell e Smith, a
couple OF enterprlsing young gentle
men, have just come to Duluth and
opened up brand new stock OF
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps
and family goods in the corner
room OF the Banning brownstone,
block, west of the Clark House.
The new firm desire Us to say they
will be glad to welcome the people
of Superior and vicinity in THEN
new store, and will give such bar
gains IS will induce them - call
again. The polite and accommodate.
ing Charles Hartman, who was So
long with Mr.. Silberstein, is chief
clerk for the new firm.
As an example Of what Is going
on in the way of immigration INTO
Minnesota and Dakota, 1t may be
stated that yesterday q freight train
Of twenty cars came into the depot
on the !cyee, loaded ~ith farming
utensils, cattle, horses, furniture,
wagons and all manner Of articles
used on farms. Trains like this
pass through every day and tell a
wonderful story Of the growth OF
the great Northwest.-P. Press.
From the financial statement Of
Saint Louis County, Mimi, for the
year ending March /, 1880, we
CLEAN as follows
Cash On hand ------------ aI0.8aS "a
Bonded Indebtedness ---- 9O,947 II
IsCerest due on bonds ~ 1896 90
County orders outstanding 1853 II
Expended during vear--- ,6O6 80
Valuation Of Personal property l2@,ln 90
do do Real Estate 1850 l,l6l,2lI 20
On the whole the report shows a
not unfayorable condition OF affairs,
as compared with former years.
The liabilities Of the county are
being gradually reduced, and col
lections otdellnquenttaXes are COM
ing in more freely than for some
years past.
Geo. VI. Smith has the agency
for Duluth and Superior Of the
Acme PuIverizjng Harrow, clod
crusher and leyeler. To those con
temptating the purchase Of a new
Harrow or Drag, attention IS cal
led to this lie y Improvement, which
seems to be Just what is needed to
thoroughly pulyerize our soil. 1t
comes TO Us with the high testi-
mOuia,s Of those who are using it in
all parts OF the country. Mr.. Smith
vii. have the ILarrows in stock
Within i very few days, ana viii
take great pleasure in showing their
good qualities. Circulars
sent free to all applying. 3w
The Lake Superior Transit
Company have not yet officially an
nounced their list Of boats for this
season, but the line will, without
much doub', be composed as fol-
lows. the three iron boats, India,
China and Japan, the Empire State,
Wmslow, Arctic, Atlantic and
Pacific, al these being passenger
boats. In addition, the new and
elegant iron side-wheel steamer,
the City Of Cleveland, will be put
in this line, but it is not yet settled
how much of the season she viii
run through to Duluth. The Arizona
viii also run as q freight boat,
making ten boats in all, aud the
captains viii be the same as last
season, except that Captain Fred
5. Miller takes the place of Capt.
Mcleod, OH the Arctic,-Duluth
News.
For the benefit of all sufferers,
be good enough to bring the Won
derful effect Of St. Jacobs Oil be
fore the public. For twelve long
years my wife suffered with Neural.
gia in the head, and often had the
most terrible pains A few weeks
ago bought a bottle of that won.
AnrE,,l ,n,,,na, L Innnhc Dil-orA