The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-01-26

Mr.. Catlin, late of Fond du Lac,
we believe, is the latest addition to
the bar of Superior and Douglas
County. At present he may be found
in the n. P. land office building, near
the court house.
Duluth has got water works and
gas pipes, but she still lights her streets
with the old lamps and carries her
water from the slough, while the in
terest on her bonds grows apace.
Great is Duluth.
Mr.. F. NJ. CLANCY who recently
purchased three fine lots of Mr.. II. S,
Walbridge, corner of Eighth street
and Becker Avenue, contemplates
building a fine residence on the same
early III the spring.
Mr.. Whipple. late of the Inter
Ocean, seems to be another of those
individuals who are wont to cry,
Lord deliver me from my friends .
He seems to have been shabbily treat
ed in his late newspaper deal.
The Rev. c. Irish, informs rs
that he will preach Mr.. Bango's fun
eral sermon at the NJ E. Church, to-
Sunday morning. On ac-
count of his absence, this service was
not had at the time Of the burial.
Another haul Of brook trout like
the one made a week ago, will probab-
ly subject the "haulers" to a heavy
fine. 1t is an outrage to thus rob the
streams, and is an open violation of
the law. \ word to the wise is suffi-
Gent.
A Mr.. Fox has hung out q dental
.ign at the Kuykendall House. We
have not yet had the pleasure of meet
ing the gentlemen, but his friend, DR..
Murdoch, introduces him rs skilled
workman. Rome Is at the Kuyken-
dali.
The Duluth Daily Times has
''clum the ladder The Times was
in corruption and has led a
life Of sin and shame during its brief
existence. None but those who put
their money into the concern haye any
tears to she'd
Mr.. IIolbrook spent last Sunday
with his famllY in Minneapolis, return
inc here Monday. We regret to learn
that his entire family is on the sick
list at present. Nothing of Il serious
nature, however, has as vet developed
III any OF tie cases.
The TINES Office has received a
good many compliments Of Iate for the
n a, clean aHd tasty job work it has
been sending out. We aim to give
perfect satisfaction every time and in
wife all to give is a call before Civ
Ing out your orders for job work
-aIashall Messenger: "There was
a man in town who thought him won
lrous wise he swore b. all the tabled
gods he'd never advertise. His goods
were advertised ere long-and thereby
hangs a tale-the al. was set in non
pareil AMI headed sheriff Sale"
Mr.. Co5urn who has been confn-
ed to the house with rheumatism for
the past two months or more, and
much OF the time unable to leave bis
bed, is much better now, and able to
walk about the house, though not with
ont considerable pain and difficulty.
The next social to be given by
the ladies of the II. E. church and
congregation Will be given at the res
idence Of Mrs. Charles Felt, next
Wednesday evening. Let the attend
ance be large, for good social time
is assured Next " ednesdaY evening.
The Duluth Herald Of last We'd
nesday says:
The Superior Inter-Ocean has
changed hands, and will hereafter be
run by a stock company composed of
the same members who constitute the
board of trade in Superior. "
Rather rough on tie Board of
Trade, that.
We received a pleasant call from
our old friend and neighbor, Mr..
Wayne SiIliman, OF Blue Earth City.
Mimi, one day last week. Wayne Is
largely engaged in baling and ship
ping hay, and lumbermen and dealers
up this way will find him first class
man to deal with, and his goods Just
as he represents the same to be.
Mr. William r. Durfec, a gov
eminent Indian agent reached this
city Thursday evening on his way to
the Vermillion to pay off the Boisfort
tribe of Indians. The band is not a
large one, but the Major will disburse
about $500 in gold and about 50, 800
worth of merchandise, which will en-
able them to get through the winter in
pretty good shape.
Mr.. James O'Leary, who has
been connected with the construction
of the \. p. road for some
time past made us a call one day this
week, and said he had Just received