The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-06-17

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prosperous merchants of Duluth, have
some locals in the TINES to-day which
all should read. They carry a very
large stock of goods, and believe in
quick sales and small profits.
Anthony Gallagher and Miss
Celia Parker, both of this city, were
united in marriage by Father Oderick,
on Wednesday afternoon. The TIMES
wishes the young and happy couple
prosperous and pleasant journey
through life.
"A well dressed active and quite
intelligent looking monkey paraded
our streets one day this week, exhibit
ing a very seedy looking specimen of
humanity and an old hand organ. 1t
would look as the monkey tribe was
degenerating.
Mr.. O. c. Blom,. a consumptive
who came here from Duluth last fall,
died at his boarding house last Satur-
day. He has been unable to work for
some months, and being destitute alike
Of friends and money, was buried at
the public expense.
The low-born, ill-bred ninny that
presides over the Duluth Tribune, lets
off a little more Of his venom in Thurs
days issue, because we have seen fit to
take him to task for wilful lying in
previous issue. His slang hurts no
one 50 much as himself.
We hear it intimated that our
June term Of Court will not be held
until some time in July Several of
our young attorneys who are anxious
to possess their sheep skins are some
what impatient over the delay, Patti
ence, byes, if you would win laurels.
Williams & Stronger, practical
engineers, also dealers in Superior real
estate, have an advertisement in our
columns to-day in which they offer
some valuable property for sale
Strangers looking for investments
should give them a call before buying.
Mr.. Neil Smith has sold his resi-
dence property on Second Street on
the corner west of the post office, to
Mr.. T. Richie. We believe the con-
sideration was 1920. At these fig
ures surely people need not complain
about Superior real estate being ex-
pensive
W. II. KiItin has new card in
the TINES to-day to which we call at
tention. Mr.. K. has one of the neat
est business rooms in town, and carries
very fine stock Of goods. His ice
cream IS good, and his rooms cool and
pleasant where you can sit down with
a friend and enjoy a dish of the re-
freshing article.
What Is the reason the work Of
grading up the streets at the various
bridges on Second ana Sixth streets
has not been finished? We believe
the work has all been let on contract.
but the Board Of Commissioners should
see 10 it that said contractors perform
the work at once, and not have it
drag along all summer.
If some enterprising man would
come to Superior, buy lot and go to
work and dig we'll he could make
fortune selling water to our furnishing
citizens. The water can be got for the
trying, but it seems that all would
rather 90 without than spend the time
necessary to procure well water, and
SO it goes on from day to day.
/ Stafford & Conan, of Uppertown,
mean business, and propose to sell Su-
4 perior real estate or know the reason
why. They Just give a hint of their
intentions this week, as may be seen
by their notice in another column, but
they will be all ready for business
next week. Watch their space and
note their bargains when made.
By cards received at this office we
learn that Mr.. VIII II. Sweet and
( Miss Rose T. Schrom, were married
at Whitewater, this State, on the 18th
inst. Miss Rose was a daughter of
Capt. J. B. Schrom, who formerly iv-
ed here The newly married couple
will make their home at Leadville,
/ Colorado. The TIMES extends con-
gratulations.
The ministerial Association which
was organized at Duluth on the 9TH
inst, will hold It's next regular meet
ing in the Presbyterian church, in this
city, next Monday The programme
of exercises will be a review by Rev.
Mr.. Cummings of Smyth's Orthodoxy
of To-day" and a paper by Rev, J.
W. Hargraves on "The Nature of the
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