The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-04-08

iho' ieeStduFdut sign on the In
ter Ocean office building is not SO inappro-
ate after ALL They can dish you up some
'pi" on short notice.
Don't you think it would be financial
policy to paint the Court House? Of
course looks are nothing, but the building
ought to be protected.
In '. Roys store may be seen the le-
ga! discounts on mutilated specific money.
Call around and investigate. 1t may save
you from future losses
Mr.. Geo. Il. Sturtz, one of cold" SUI
perior's founders, was in the city few
days ago, getting acquainted with the
new Superior of to-day.
How would it do to have railing put
along that piece of sidewalk in trout of the
Episcopal church? That might be safely
called dangerous place.
The brush of the painter is kept busy
these days. The new buildings of Messrs
Ansley, Hagarty and Robe, have been re-
ceiving their attention this week.
We think Mr.. Bishof-s victory last
Tuesday was quite as great as Mr. Bar
don's. His majority was not SO large, but
he had stronger man to run against.
-Thos. Bower, of ST. Paul, travelling
salesman for the Chicago Rustic Monument
Co., was in the city last week. He exhib-
tied some very elegant and tasty designs.
-McEicar & keaugh put in those large
lights of glass in Silberstein & Bondy's, new
store building. 1t was rather difficult job
but was accomplished without accident.
-Lumbermen are constantly coming in
from the woods, having been discharged
The fine weather we have been having has
not be n good for that branch of industry.
The minnie lie Mont was raised last
Saturday and is now as good as ever. The
cause Of her sinking was found to be in the
exhaust pipe connection as was supposed.
Prominent business men from the out
er world are visiting our city every day and
are anxious to invest in Superior real es-
tate and engage in business. Sensible men.
Out of the oil votes pollcd S. H.
Clough received 2l0 for Judge. Who that
odd fellow was we don really know-but we
are inclined to think the Judge himself
does.
FOR SALE-Lots les, 36l, 1868, Al,
west I'd St; Isl, 1888. 1856, 388, west Sd
St. 299 365. 387. 389, west 4th St; 273,
27j, 277, 357, west 9th 81. Address.
JAMES S. BITCHIE.
One of the portable houses of the n.
P. Co.. manufactured here, went west on
the cars last Saturday. These houses are
just the thing for the new settlers on the
prairies.
Our new County Treasurerrises to tell
our readers what he knows about delin-
quent tax sales. That he may be sure to
reach chem all he publishes his remarks in
the TINES.
Our new n. P. Freight Agent Mr..
Taylor, gives universal satisfaction. He
is smart upright and obliging young man
and We congratulating him Oh his new APP
pointment.
-LeidelI's stages have been discontinue
ed en- account of the ice being dangerous.
On their last trip Sunday one Of the hroscs
broke through but was rescued without
much difficulty
A. l.. Stewart. our popular Merchant
Tailor, has secured the services of an able
assistant, and is now prepared 10 do work
on short notice. He has fine line cloths
for spring suits.
--Chronotype; Judge Clough, of Super
Tor, was in town over Sunday. He reports
things as ready to boom at his place; all
of which we are pleased to hear, as we are
soon to be neighbors.
-Moran's pile driver has been at work
on the Nemiadji Boom nearly all of this
week strengthening up the old work. The
work has been discontinued however on
acbount of tbs unsafe condition of the ice.
For some time past every available
team has been kept at work hauling sand
from Minnesota point, the builders being
DESTROYS Of securing a good supply for
building purposes before the bay breaks up.
Geo. NJ. Smiths farm is being i'm
proved considerably this spring. He in
tends putting in big crop of wheat just as
soon as the ground will permit. A good
idea, and others should Ego and do like
wise"
There was some pretty hearty cheering
done by the boys when the result of the
vote was announced on Tuesday evening.
They had done good days work and had
a right to hurrah once or twice for their
champion, Mr.. Bardon.
A rattle and dance is announced to
come off at the Waverly House in this city
next Monday evening. A chance to secure
a prize and enjoy a short season of dancing
all for Sl.00 S. Z. Arneson is the getter
mp of the entertainment.
The first number of Duluths new pa
per. the Journal of Commerce, by Messrs.
johnson & Evans, is before lis. 1t is an
eight page Journal, three wide columns to
the page and presents a creditable appear
ance geographically and shows ability in
its matter. We wish the Journal great sue
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