The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-29

The new pumps are working like
a charm. The Board has the prayers
OF a grateful populace.
Numerous teams are engaged in
hauling brick for the new Uppertown
Hotel from the city dock.
The bridge Immediately in front
OF Geo. NJ. Smiths store is to be re-
newed as soon as possible.
The picket fence enclosing the
court house grounds has been painted
in several attractive colors.
Mr.. Horbury is building neat
dwelling house for himself in Middle
town near the school house.
Vincent Cournover was under
the weather the fore part of the week,
but is now out on duty again.
-Dewberries are ripe and unusual
ly abundant in the woods near town.
Why aren't the old women ont?
Mrs. Col. Cleveland, of Houston,
Texas, is spending a few weeks in our
city, a guest of Mrs. Kuykendall.
Our friend JAS Collier now sports
brand new buggy present from his
California friend, Dennis Karney.
We have had some hot weather
during the past week; SO in the shade
being the highest score we heard of.
Our devil wants to know if any
one has seen the ed-headed Bulgarian
monk of the Duluth Tribune office?
Bill Howenstine is authority for
the statement that the population of
Minnesota point is visibly increasing.
The ferry Stewart was unusually
patronized last Sunday. She is hay
ING Il good passenger travel Just now.
Gents driving buck gloves Of
latest styles, in great profusion, at
ROY's.
y. WEIGH is erecting in Upper
town a building to be used as a sa-
loon. Uppertown is indeed prosper
ing.
Fred Bishoff evidently believes in
having his business advertised. For
further information consult his new
sign.
I|Several pairs of quails have To-
Gated near Superior. 1t is lucky the
law protects them from our sports
men.
Vim. Kings little boy, Archie,
has entirely recovered from the effects
Of his gun powder experiment on the
Fourth.
The big school house on the
corner of Baker avenue and Sixth
street, is to be painted, and otherwise
repaired.
}. E. O'I.eary made short visit
to St. Paul this week. While at the
city he invested in a large stock of
groceries.
Finest stock Of shoes of all de
scriptions at Rows.
"A boating club is one of the
things to be organized in Superior
soon. 1t is for your benefit, girls, en-
courage it.
Geo, NJ. Smith will harvest quite
a large crop of timothy and clover at
his farm this season. Cutting has al
ready begun.
The first half of the firm of Camp
bell & Smith, of Duluth, was in the
city Thursday reviewing his Air Line
experiences.
The lumber for Alvin Lords new
building near Hollingshead Ave. is OF
the ground and work is to be com.
menced at once.
They had another big storm oyer
at Duluth last Monday evening thai
made the sailors wish they were il
some safer harbor.
Mr.. ?. Woods, of the firm O
Haggerty & Woods, is off tomorrow
for few weeks visit at his old home
in Rochester, Mimi.
An observer informs us that there
is plague among flies and mosquitoe:
which is rapidly destroying them. We
hope this is only too true.
Geo. Brooks new residence pro
misses to be indeed an excellent and
costly one. 1t is now nearly complet
ed and ready for occupancy.
The finest and largest stock o
suspenders ever brought to Superior a
ROY's.
Good grass could be cut along
| the railroad track back of town. Witt
little work large tracts of profitable
meadow land could be utilized.
The Joseph L. Hurd, Capt ii
IC Page, commanding, came in yester
day morning and brought about fifty
tons Of freight for our business men.