The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-01-24
Mr.. II. ". Shaw lost a valuable

bots killed II, and no one called IN TO
suggest a remedy TO relieve the ami
NAL ever once thought of bots, but all
prescribed a lotion for some other all
ment.
The TINES office has turned out
very neatly printed law brief this week
not withstanding the assertion of Mr.
Fopdoodle TO the effect that we could
net do that kind of work For good
clean job work of all kinds call at the
TINES office.
A passenger coach was put on the
y. p. road for service between here
and Ashland last Thursday Next
week a time card will be issued and
the train run on schedule time. For
the present at least, but one train one
way will be run.
FoR SAIE.-The South +! of north
cast / of IS. West J Of north east -,
Al, 13, only Two Dollars an acre. In
Guiding ties, piles and timber.
J. 5. RITCHIE.
"A cog slipped in the gearing of
the weather machine last Monday
night, and as result Tuesday was Il
mild. pleasant day. The thing was
fixed IN Tuesday night, however and
"Wednesday morning it was after the
old sort, with the thermometers show
ing % below zero.
Among the personals in the Du
luth Herald of Monday evening we
find the following: Gen. J. II Ham
mond, the high mucky-muck of South
Duluth, was at the Hotel st. Louis
last evening" The General will no
doubt CD feel highly complimcnted
by the Hcrald's notice
WAETED-Two good table girls are
wanted Immediately. Inquire of Mrs.
VI. f. Rebie, at the Revere House,
Superior. j3tf
At the wheelbarrow race which
came off at the roller link last Saturday
evening, the contestants were the
three Characterization. Hartman and
Frey. The race was won by Charlie
Newton. second money went to Char
lie Harman, and third to Charlie Frey
Tie race furnished much amusement
for all hands
Cen. Hammond's office in West
Superior, came near going Up in
smoke, last Wednesday. 1t caught
fire all right enough from the chin
ney, probably, but the man who is
kept there to look after things, dis
covered the blaze in time to save the
building though in = somewhat dam
aged condition.
-Rurnett County Sentinel: There
viii be turkey grab at the rink Sat
urday evening. Tie modus opcrandi
Is as follows: A turkey IS hung from
the ceiling in the MI Idle ofthe room.
the skaters are then blinitollcd set
with their backs to the bird and told
10 go. and the first one that grabs 1t
becomes the owner.
Despite our efor.s 10 get it right,
we made another bluncIer in the notice
relating to that new baby of Mr.
Keaongh's. T. II. does not stand for
Ed" rs We got It. by long ways
Mr. Z II keaough IS the happy
father Of the future President. Ifany-
body wants to smoke at our expense.
there Is box Of cigars OF tap at the
post Office.
Madame Fanny Janauschek, will
present her drama in four acts. emit
tied MY Life, AZ the Opera house in
Duluth next Monday evening the
25th Madame Janauschck Is very
highly spallcn Of by our exchanges,
and she is well supported by a com
pany Of eight, any of whom might
pass for stars" If YOU want to see
and hear a really fir<t-class troupe,
now syour opportunity.
The union temperance reeting
tomorrow, Sunday evening, will be
held in the Methodist church. The
question Of temperance is one that
touches the vital interests Of the
church, the home, the state and there
fore is or at least should be, one OF
deep interest TO all the people, parents
and children, teachers and pupils,
Statesmen and churchmen. Let them
fill the church Sunday evening and
thus aid and encourage a worthy cause.
Superior talks of taking West Su-
perior into Its corporate limits. No
doubt Superior is determined to be
the biggest city on paper in the coun-
try. More than any other place in
the West she Is entitled TO the title of
paper city" p S-Just watch the
Superior editors foam over this para
graph.-Duluth Tribune.
All large cities are first made on
paper. you hunkv. \, B.-The above
item is so very thin" ii will not raise
foam. See.
We are glad to know that Mr. l..
f. Johnston will soon occupy his old
quarters on Quebec Pier where he will
do Wholesale business in all kinds of
burning oils, together with Lime. Salt.