The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-02-26

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= s''.it'', came ir.
--C'a a! nil has raised five cents
'.er & .i!nu-that Is il - now D. cents.
iii:u"sot;i oil vii uat stand the
y i>euu>ir test and Cur ,rerchan,s
have been obliged 10 Get head
light oil, 'i.r"uGl, mere expensive,
ra'ii fhey receive grade TIA, will
'lani Tie iess.
MAEElEp.-At The residence of
h" brii> : mother N Cleveland.
Ohio, Feb. 18th. by i,er. &c rye
". liirkic, hlr. John Gherin :, r
.ni Miss Carrie y. Champion
Miss Champion a. Il former resld-
mt II Superior and her many
,rirn'is here c.:cnd their hearty
congratulations.
The EASTERN papers are saving
hat senator Sawyer, who is sup.
posed 10 he worth $3.50, 600, is
tisr richest msnin Wisconsin, bu,
:. 5. .'i,rri', and John pIaaking-
ton are each worth more than that
and Alex 9n,ler aii;theii rn, less
than SIX times ~ much, ia say
nothing OF the numerous country
editors, who are worth unto,l mil-
lions.
FL rna' puui,iiment We've
I from tie Standpoint o: cycia,ion"
WAS very skilliiiiy handled by
Father Eerweyst Welnesis, even
ng. He clearly showed hY eta
tloIs from the Scriptures that they
fully proved the doctrine ofctcrnfl
punIr hsaent, and those wlo failed
hear linn missed lecture Of
great interest. In his next lecture
he Will view TIE same subject from
thc standpoint ct reason.
The River and IIarbor bill as
passed by the House gave superior
ony ~, 900 and Dulutil $50, coo.
We learn the Sonato committe,
has ayr. q 10 Increase the amour
TO $40 600 TOR Superior ana $40.
900 for Duluth. These zto sinai
tayors, but perhaps we ouyh; to b,
thankful for bcin: remembered a.
al The Us. Engineers recon-
mended $4,000 Tor superior and
5r5, 900 for Duluth.
MFR. Halle Steen>land, q pro-
minent Scandana, ian, Of Madison,
is lrcturing throughout the State
Oh the following subject: "Lrang,
Lider, dcres Aarsag og Wink on
hvor.cdcs de kan uddgaa,s." IL,
could not well have selected sui
jcct that lie would be more al
home at or one that wonid cal
iorsh more brilliant display of the
poetry and p"thos Of his nature, ana
shoud he visit Superior nc be
speak for hin crowded house.
Cal. Fish tic Engineer Of the
Northern Pacific al This end, findr
TINT al his advanced sge he is IN
able 10 cope with The deep snow OF
our woods and the cold weather,
and has resolved to retire from. the
employ Of tho company for a time.
Col. Fish is an accomplished en-
gineer OF long experience, and 8
very genial gentleman, and n! who
have made his acquaintance during
his short sojourn in this vicinity
vii! regret 20 learn of his retire
man..
Seine idea may DO had Of the
extreme cold O.: his win,cr,-which
is only half over, although ~ may
hope lis back is brokcn-irom the
fact that where NcCahiIl is now
digging for the foundation Of his
new building, the ground was
found frozen TO al average depth
Of about feet, although in some
places il was still more. Two
months more spch weather might
bring the fros. dangerously near a
place supposed to be too hot to be
frozen.-[ Duluth Tribune.
BY the letter from our Wash.
ington correspondent our readers
will see that Superior has one
| friend in Congress who is not
afraid 20 stand up and say a good
word for our town and harbor. We
refer TO Hon. II. L. Humphrey, Of
t46a ITn5son district thop o,hop, or