The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-03-10
This has been a rather dull week

This has been rather dull week
for the TIMES. We have only booked
four new subscribers and ten renewals.
The storm probably delayed other ar
rivals
Owing to the snow storm Of last
Tuesday and the drifting of Wednes-
day, we got no Omaha train the latter
day. 1t got through on time Thurs
day, however.
During Lent you want fish, and
you can find excellent Goldfish, mack
erel e. Herring at NEIL SMITHS.
Mr.. ID. f. Stacy, a wide-a-wake
real estate man, of Duluth made us
pleasant call last Monday, and put
himself on record as a regular patron
of the TIMES.
We had another little taste of
winter last Tuesday night and We'd
nesday morning. The thermometer
got down to II degrees below zero
Wednesday morning.
Neil Smith has lot of fresh eggs
which he expects here this evening.
When they come he will reduce the
price of eggs from As to 80 cents per
dozen. Good for Mr. Smith.
/ Have you seen those new Organs
I just received at Elwell & Co.'S? They
are nice looking and of excellent
tone, with prices and terms of pay
ment all that could be asked.
Dairy Butter, choice articlep put
up in stone jars, at greatly reduced
prices, at NEIL SMITHS.
We acknowled the receipt of a
copy of the annualreport of the Duluth
4 Board of Trade for 1892. Johnson q
Evans did the printing and good job
! it is. The report makes Il very cred
liable showing.
See change III time card of the
Omaha road in to-day's paper. The
train now leaves here at $50 \. NJ.
and arrives at St Paul at 400 P. NJ.
Leaves st. Paul at $40 \. NJ. and
arrives here at 7:35 P. NJ.
/ THE Teller" is the name of new
paper just started at Lancaster, this
state, by Mr.. Edward Pollock. 1t is
a six column quarto, and starts out
with a good local patronage. We
wish Brother Pollock and his Teller"
much success.
We were favored with a very
( pleasant visit from Mr.. y. G. Arve-
son, editor of the Duluth Journal Of
Commerce, last Tuesday He, with
his family was on the return trip from
down county, where they had been
visiting. for a short time.
In The case Of State Us Haggerty
in the matter Of violating the Sunday
law, the defendant on Saturday asked
to change his answer from mot guilty"
TO guilty. The court granted the re-
quest and imposed Is fine of $500
and costs.
Smith, our barber, was out to his
farm a few days ago, planting his
potatoes and garden truck. He says
the snow was pretty deep, but he
found ground after few hours Of dig
cling. Smith will make good gran
ger in time.
Mr.. Hotter, who got into little
financial difficulty with some of his
creditors, last week, and had his sa-
loon in the European House closed,
came down from the NermillIon this
week, and adjusted matters, and the
place is once more open.
The blow of last Monday night
was not the one Virgins had refer
ence to. 1t was only Mitchell, Of
Duluth, blowing at Superior. 1t did
not amount to anything. Virgins
ought to hire him to predict blows
for the upper lake region.
-"The Chetek young man pops the
question by asking his girl if she wish
es to warm her feet on his back for
the balance of the season. If she
blushingly remarks, in reply, that it
is a terribly cold winter, the parson
is summoned at once. "-Chronotype.
1t Is asserted, and upon appar-
emily good authority, that the Mp. and
Omaha companies have united upon
a plan, and will soon commence here
the erection Of fine Union depot fol
the accommodation Of their patrons
\ sensible move, and the depot is
needed.
Our neighbors over the bay are
fearfully tore up" over their railroad
matters, and the people are strangely
divided on the result of the land grant
bill which resulted in favor of the
Iron Range & Agate Bay road. They
like other mortals, seem to have then
/ troubles.
Our band boys favored US with
some very fine musical selections OF
/ the occasion of the concert last Mon
day evening. Under the efficient lead
Ii -. e DE- L;-oLan L. L. az