The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-08-06

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earthly use to anybody, for which
he will pay the highest price in
goods or cash.
j. B. Tall, with J. II. LaVaque
of Duluth, is here with full assert
ment Of paints, and ready for bust
ness. All he asks is a chance, and
| he is willing TO abide the results.
Maj. t. M. Newson, who pilot
ed the Mandans, prehistoric
mound buildcrs) to the shore of the
"unsalted sea-" made us a pleasant
visit yesterday. He claimed TO
have cut loose with an cxcursion
party.
j. III. Smith, the venerable
tonsorial artist, intro duceG a NOW
ing machine just before harvest, but
when he found it was of no farther
use in that direction applied it to
the boys heads and they didn't
squeal.
M. Pastoret, commonly known
as "Misch," in Duluth, was here
Just boiling over with business,
yesterday. He has property on 9th
street, but don't know how to COB
bic his class Of business, to any ap-
probable extent, i'll that direction.
J The Williams brothers are still
at large, statements to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Some reports say
they have gone moth; but we have
an ample police force and don't APP
prehend amy danger, provided,
nevertheless and Notwithstanding.
Now we have it. Railroad
grading and thewhoIe paraphernalia
thereunto belonging,unce onious.
ly tumbled in our midst this week.
Well we can't help it. Dump carts,
wheel barrows, labricating oil and
then dump carts, wheel barrows
and little more labricating oil.
&C. Lord jr., & Co., have just
wound up fishing for the season, of
! Wisconsion Point, which resulted
in catch of $50 tons; only.
Vincent Roy, sold o forty feet
front lot, this week, in superior
City for $3.50. This property IL
located on End stree: in what il
known as Old Superior. The only
draw back on the property is it:
distance from Superior and its near
ness to Duluth.
Two rccumbcnt and solitary
individuals were found on the stree
and in the drenching rain, late
Thursday night. Their condition
was diagnosed by a policeman, ant
the cooler prescribed. They arr
now in a conyaliescent condition
The doctors charge was $500 anc
costs, each
The agricultural knowledge o
some of our neighbors IN the CITY
of rocks, across the bay, Is yer,
limited. One gentleman on being
told that a certain implement was
rake said he thought maybe it wa
a fine-tooth comb.
One of the agreeable peculia
tiles of this region is the cool ant
refreshing evenings. Be the da,
ever SO warm the succeeding nigh
is invariably cool.
Are our young folks afraid o.
amusement? Either that or the,
do not appreciate the chances the,
have for enjoying life here. Oul
charming points, Minnesota anC
Wisconsin, afford pleasant grounds
for pic-niGs, those most delightful
of summer reunions and our beauti
full bays and offer extraordinar,
inducements for sailing and boa
riding, which is INDUCED in so little
at present. On these beautiful
moonlight evenings the bay is "too
lovely and tempting for anything
as one of The girls remarked.
j. Bennett Smith of the
Chengwaton Copper Mine, has re
turned from Pennsylvania, but hi
diamond drill will not reach her,
for two or three weeks yet. The
drill, of course, will be run b,
steam, for which purpose 100 cords
of wood has been cut on the ground
intended for exploration. The
mine is located on the north side o
the syncinal embracing the copper
series and corresponds in regard Il
its position in the series, with the
1 bed of Lake Superior.
H. Ia.aua44a Mimi. Ian..,o