The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-07

NCChS i9O anu NCuG Out " JdihcS-
town, Dakota, never more to return,
thought better of it, and like a sensi-
bic man, has returned to Superior
We understand that Mr.. Hagger-
ty does not intend TO give it up so, but
Will stay in the field, and try the con-
test over next spring. There is moth
ing like standing firm in such cases.
The snow is all going off without
raising the streams and the lumber
men are beginning to look blue. I'M
less we get some heavy rains large
portion Of the logs will get left in the
woods.
Drinking mans beer and smok-
ing his cigars and eating his apples
is one side Of the question. Voting
for the man Is entirely another thing
For further evidence read the election
returns.
Politics makes strange bedfellows,
for fact, when the church men will
90 to bed with the saloon men, as was
done last Tuesday night. The two Gle
mcnts never nix-except in bed and
in death
Mr. Thomas Bardon came up
from Ashland last Monday to spend 4
few days with his friends. He expects
to return the first Of next week, aud
reports the Ashland boom" rs already
commenced.
Charley Lord, our clerk of court
would no doubt be pleased to have
election time come at least every
quarter He issued about one hun
dred naturalization papers last Mon
day and Tuesday.
We don't think it Is just right for
Mr.. Haggcrty to harbor i'll will against
his feIIowman, even if he did vote
against him. The campaign and cleo
ton is now past and gone, and he
should forgive, kiss and make up with
Brother Bacon.
Mrs. Grant, a worthy colored
lady Of our town, was so unfortunate
as to lose her only COW last Tuesday.
rs she is a poor woman and the COW
was one of her chief means Of support,
how would it do to chip in and buy
her another one?
DIR. Murdoch, Of New Richmond,
was in town day or two this week
looking over the town. Sorry we were
out when the Doctor called, and we
Will try and be Eat home" when he
comes again. While here he was the
guest of Mr.. C. II. Sunderland.
Mr. Gus Gunderson is putting his
residence property next to Mr.. Co
burns, on Third street, in fine repair,
and Is also inclosing it with Il good
new fence. When the repairs are
done it will be for rent, and it Is a
very desirable and pleasant location.
REMGIOUs.-Prof. /. W. Gates will
occupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow, Sunday morning
At halfpast two in the afternoon Rev
O. \. Britton will hold services at
Connors Point, and at the usual hour
in the Presbyterian church here in the
evening.
The ice is getting quite danger
Gus, and our advice Is, keep your
teams off of it. Mr.. Dopp got his
team into the bay last Wednesday
and in the afternoon Mr. Zachau's
team went through Both teams were
rescued, BUTT was a cold bath for them.
keep off the ice.
In the course of a week or ten
days we will open at the TINES office
a Blank Depot, where our attorneys
and justices can get any blank they
may want. We have gone to consid-
cradle expense TO start the business
and we trust our people will appreci-
ate the enterprise, and give Us their
patronage.
The band boys wound up their
horns and got out in force and sere-
naded the victorious candidates of
Tuesdays campaign, on "Wednesday
evening They were Hospitality re-
ceived and entertained, and the recip-
tents of the musical treat, through Us
return thanks for the same. The boys
play well and are daily improving,
Nice Oranges and Lemons fresh
from the orchards, at
NEIL SMITHS.