The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-08

ceiEeu general cleaning up and q
new coat Of paint. She is a jolly little
craft and makes quick time between
here and Duluth.
Mr.. Murphy is putting up another
large building on the lot adjoining his
store, which he viii use for a store
house, his present quarters already
having become too small for his rap
idly increasing business.
The Haywood Bros, New York
Mastodon Serenaders, gave one of
their excellent entertainments in Su-
perior last Wednesday evening. The
house was well filed, and the enter
tainment pronounced frst-rate by all.
Our weather clerk gave us a YER
bal report Of the rain fall for Thurs
day, but we declare for it we dis
remember whether it was four inches
or the fourth Of an inch. We are sure
it was a good deal Of moisture. how
I ever.
Some parties, unknown Of course,
tried to effect an entrance to the
dwelling house occupied by Mr.. J. r.
Snyder, one night this week, but were
not successful. Robbery was the OBJ
ject, as he was supposed to have con-
siderable money by him.
The painters have got through
with the interior Of Mr.. Bradshaw's
store room, and it looks clean and in
wiling. His goods will be here in a
few days-the railway company being
willing and then he will be ready to
invite his friends to call and see him.
Since Superior was SO badly de-
feated BY Duluth in the game of base
ball the other day, perhaps she would
like to get even in q game Of billiards.
II SO, there would be little difficulty
IN arranging a game.-Tribune.
Have we got any wicked billiard
players in Superior that could accom-
MEDIATE the gentlemen access the bay?
Ed. DawIey IS very anxious we
should say that he was the first man
cruel enough to disturb the peaceful
slumbers Of our citizens by touching
off firecrackers on the morning Of the
Fourth. If he ever does it agaiu we
shall vote to give him ten days in the
cooler. lie IS old enough to know
better.
Our city fathers are prospecting
for water in the well sunk last fall at
the corner Of Stinson avenue and
Third street. On putting the auger
down it was found that the well had
filed UP some twenty feet with sand.
The well viii probably furnish good
flow Of water when put in a proper
condition to do 50.
-5Tessrs. D. & y. J Crouch have
moved their boot and shoe shop from
the basement Of the Brooks building
to the west room Of the building re-
Gently occupied ~ j. f. BishoG, whore
they will hereafter be pleased to r.
ceiye their customers and friends. The
present Is at least 4 more convenient
place than The other, ana better
business location also.
understand that the Northern
Pacific railroad company viii formally
accept the new part Of the road be
tween here and the Junction, Of the
contractors, on the 18th Of this month
/ When this IS done perhaps we will
have q passenger coach put on the
road, and our mails brought that way.
Let Us hope for something in this
direction, anyway, until they positively
refuse to give Us any relief.
We understand that somebody
has agreed to erect here q $1,000
building, a portion Of which shall be
used rs a public hall, if the lot owners
Of the town will donate three lots on
which TO erect the building. If we
are correctly informed in this regard
lot owners should see to it that the
building is commenced very suddenly.
. If ever . town needed a public hall it
Is Superior,
e. B. Crane, Esq, attorney for the
/ \. ?. Co, went down to Austin,
Mimi, last week, and viii bring his
family with him when he returns. Mr..
i Crane is 50 well pleased with Superior
that he will invest in her real estate
and build him a fine residence here.
P. S.-1Ir. Crane has returned, but
owing to the severe illness Of the faith
er of Mrs. c., he did not bring his
family with him this time.
If YOU ever saw one fellow that
looked more silly than another, it was
that fellow that slipped off the bridge
which spans Newton creek at the first
street crossing, last Wednesday even
inc. When he crawled out from his
involuntary bath, he looked around to
see if anybody was looking, and then