The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-05-13

day and seventy lives lost was started
without cause.
If you want the job of building
Quebec pier out to the dock line, now
is your chance. See Adj for bids in
another column.
A few Of our enterprising farmers
have already planted potatoes and
other vegetables. A little "soon
for this weather.
p. J. Haggerty's Billiard Hall
IS in full blast. 1t is the neatest and
most richly furnished house of the
kind in the city.
Several railroad djgnataries were
in the city this week, but nothing of
striking Importance to the public was
divulged by them.
}. ]. Costello, of the zenith"
was in town last Sunday with a party
Of his friends showing them our de-
lightful situation.
Mr. Ed. Head is the man to APP
ply to for all draying business. lie
has good teams, and will do your work
promptly and carefully.
Several Wild geese have been
shot here lately. They were tired out
facing so much storm and became an
easy prey 70 the hunter.
Miss Matte Border, who has
been spending the winter with friends
in Superior, returned to her home in
Toledo, Ohio, this week.
Gag~ It rather looks as if GEO. N.
SMITH calculated to paper the whole
town. He has just received full car
load Of Building Paper.
The Duluth Tribune is to be con
verted into a morning paper One Of
its represent ives was in town the
other day looking after subscribers.
The elegant passenger cabins on
our new ferry, the r. G. Stewart, are
heated BY steam. Something different
from our usual ferry accommodations
Mr. Elwell, our boss jeweler has
a new and attractive advertisement in
the TINES to-day. Read what he has
to say, and then call and examine his
goods
During the storm this week sew
cal of the large lights of glass in Re
tallack & Cox's store were blown in.
This is the second like calamity in a
short time.
As an evidence of financial pros
peity, we notice that the American
Exchange Bank Of Duluth has in
creased its cash capital from $4,000,
to 100000.
-Jno Laschlapelle has his arm in
a sling in consequence of coming in
contact with a saw in his mill on
Minnesota Point. His injuries are
happily slight.
j. " Murphy has moved his
large stock Of dry goods, groceries pro
visions &c, INTO bis new store, and is
n " ready 70 receive his friends there
tie has Il nice store now.
Miss Minnie Mason, daughter Of
Mrs Z. d. Head, arrived here from
Clayton, Wis, last Tuesday morning
Miss Mason is a fine musician and
c)ntemplates teaching here.
VIM. Crawford, who has been suf-
fcring with a severe attack Of erysip-
elias, for the past month, i, We are
happy to~state, rapidly improving and
W. hope to see him out again soon.
-Thos Garriety returned last week
from ST. Cloud and brought with him
large drove Of mixed cattle for Su-
perior's demand. Mr. G. Is making
small fortune out of this lot sure.
~ Having just purchased direct
from the factory an entire car load Of
Building Paper, am prepared TO
make close prices to all who are in
need of this most Us fl ar iele.
Gro. NJ. SMITH.
-Duluth News can't see what Su-
perior wants Of coal dock. Just pos
sess your soul in patience for a few
months Mr.. News, and you will be
able to see, and that too without The
use ofspecs.
Miss Minnie Johnson is sending
out some very handsome bonnets, hat:
&C., from her Millinery establishment
| She is a good milliner and our Ladies
appreciate her services. Call and SET
her new goods.
The wind of this week was quite
brisk-over at Duluth the fore par
of this week. Two cars were blown
from the track, two buildings blown
down, and other damage done. Tha
is a terrible tovn-for wind.
The late rains have swollen al
/ the streams in this vicinity to an I'm