The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-06-11

Thompson ltitchie Is having q
new foundation and new sills pnt
under the old hotel. J. G. Norton,
of St. Paul, with a full ou.ft OF
jack screws, ETC., is dong the work
The new tourist guide Summer
and Pleasure Resorts in Wisconsin
and on Lake SUPERIOR issued by
James Barker, General Tick Agent
OF the Wisconsin Central Railroad
has been received. 1t is a beautiful
little book, and should he widely
circulated. Mr.. Barker will supply
any of our citizens with copies to
send friends East or South.
John Lachapelle and w. {.
Howenstlne of Superior came
Thursday on the tug Camp. La
chapelle came to prove up on a
homestead that he has occupied
since spring of 1869. He is located
near the mouth of from River in
this county. He says an English
colony is settling on the valuable
farming lands in that immediate
vicinity Bayfield, Press.
100000 acres of Choice Pine
Lands for Sale in Mackinac, Chip
pewa and Schoolcraft counties,
Michigan, in large or small lots 10
snit purchasers, Also two first
class Steam Saw mills now in oper.
alton; capacity 100 m per day.
Mills on Lake Superior near SauIt
Ste Marie, Mich. Enquire of John
Garrick 242 South Water St.
Chicago, or L. Y. Ripley Superior.
bayfield, Pre- IS James Barion
of the Superior Times, was in town
Thursday. He says Superior is
having first class "boom' now.
Work is being crowded all along
the Northern Pacific line between
Superior and the Junction and the
"Air Line" company has just put
on corps of engineers to locate
the line from Superior 10 the Nor, II
Wisconsin line.
Why 90 to Duluth for Harl-
ware when you can save time and
money by purchasing at home? j.
Fred. Bischoff's stock includes
Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Stoves
and Tinware, Farming Implements,
&c. &c. Eve troughing speciality.
His wire gauze is just the thing to
keep out the mosquitoes. Selling
at prices which defy competition,
lie respectfully soliclts the patron
age of the public
Freeman Keene, of Oneota,
was in town yesterday. He was
much interested in looking at the
work of renewing the foundation
of the old hotel, as he furnished the
original stills, now decayed, over %
years ago. lie and James Main
got them out over on the north
shore. Time deals lightly V it'll
Freeman he is the same strong,
cheerful man as Of yore lie in
forms us that he and his family ex-
poets soon to start on q visit to re
latiyes III Massachusetts AMI Nt.no,
expecting to be absent about tare
months.
Mr.. y. Dean arrived ON Nor
day, and after lacking around Tor a
store building finally cunriud,d 20
repair lis own, and he has since
been experimenting lhe work,
Which is being dcne by Mr.. Gun
nison. Mr. Dean has purchased Il
large and select stock OF general
and shelf hardware us well as rail
road and numbering tools, which
Will sliiye here 10y boat III a few
days. lie expects 20 able to ell al
orders from the railroads and lum-
btling camps in a5 satisfactory a
manner and ~ as cheap rates as
any firm in Duluth or 81. Paul. Mr..
Deans old neigh bors are all glad to
see him again casting his fortune
amongst them. He has come Just
at the right time and We all hope
he viii DO we'll His family Will
come as soon As lie can get a
dwelling ready for them.
--~s. $500 o.
UARDENING CoPTEK.-A San
Francisco letter says that DIR. {.
S. Mayer claims to have redlS-
covered he lost art Of tcmpcring
copper so thatiL bears utting
edge superior to lhst Of steel.
Whether this statement is correct