The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-06-10

we we're little premature in our an
nouncement that ours HAD BEEN made
a salaried office. The business war
rants it, however, and just as soon as
the department officials get done meas
uring off 'red tape" the order WILL
be issued, and our ?. Ms salary in
creased accordingly.
Hon. Henry Willard, the coming
railroad king, with party of his New
York friends, visited our city last
week, and were well pleased with the
progress made since last fall. He gave
further assurance that his company
had not forgotten about the new de
pot and hotel, and that the same
would be forthcoming at no distant
day,
Our friend Gray, one Of Super
ior's rising young lawyers, has been
terribly afflicted with rheumatism for
some time past, but has 50 far recov-
cred that he has put away his clutches
and only uses one cane. Rheumatism
is bad thing to have in the family,
especially where the family is small
and the solitary head has to take the
whole dose.
Attention is called to 50 acres of
land for sale, advertised in another
column. This land lies in St. Louis
Co., short distance north of Fon du
Lac. It has a good soil and is we'll
timbered with maple, birch spruce and
and other woods 1t would make
good farm. For prices address, Jona-
than Davis 49, West Ord street St.
Paul MINI.
"A quiet wedding came off at the
Catholic church on Monday morning,
Rev Father Oderick officiating. The
contracting parties were Miss Sophie
Gouge, daughter Of our worthy Super
visor Urgelle Gouge ESQ. and Mr. Oc-
tave Robert a young gentlemen re
Gently arrived from Canada. The
happy couple will take up their abode
in Superior.
Denis Dean has been receiving
piles Of new goods for his hardware
store, this week. Among the articles
I received we notice some elegant re-
frigeators of various sizes, water cool
crs with and without filtering attach
ments, oil stoves-just the thing for
this hot weather-and many other use
full and ornamental articles of shelf
hardware. Call in and look at the
new goods.
We understand that one Of the
citizens who was 50 fast to interfere
with the officer last Thursday when he
was trying to make an arrest, is to be
dealt with according to law. Correct,
and the court don't want to let his
sympa.hies get away with his ideas of
Justice, il rendering his decision, eth
er. Our officers must be sustained, if
/ we are to retain any government over
the city.
The fires in the timber to the
south of Us have been quite extensive
for the past few days, but we have
heard Of no damage resulting except
on Tuesday last, when some forty
cords Of wood, piled near the track
some four miles out from town was
licked up by the flames. Those burn
ing over their cIearings should be very
careful aud watch their fires closely,
for we have no desire to have the
Michigan horror repeated.
The new minister, Rev. Mr..
Sta 'hwaather, Of Nashotah, this state,
VINO is to have charge Of the Episcopal
church in this city, will enter upon
his duties tomorrow, the 18th inst.
He Is a young man, and bears very
Aattering letters Of recommendation
The church building has recently been
put in neat and attractive repair, and
q hearty welcome awaits the new pas
tor. Services will be held at the usual
hours, morning and evening, to-mor-
row, to which all are cordially invited.
An old deacon of many years
standing says it Is the simplest thing
in the world to distinguish between
the man who is honestly asleep and
the man who is shamming asleep in
church. The man who has actually
fallen asleep Is ashamed Of it, and
wears the expression of modification
on his slumbering face, while the
man who shams sleep at the sound of
the contribution box wears an express
ion Of childlike innocence and honesty
that only the most hardened cheek
and long practice can assume.
-Messrs. Murphy & Schultz is the
name of the new meat and stock firm
just organized here. The market will
be in the west room of Murphy's new
block on second street, which was