The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-01-12

'ile IN, INST, tells us that his family is
wen and enjoying themselves, and that
On that evening they should start on
'nelr Journey south, stopping for day
or tWoat Cincinnati, then on to Chatta-
hoga, Tenn, where they viii stay long
enough to visit the historic battle fields
III that vicinity. and then on to Pen
sacola, Fla, when they viii make head
quarters while in the south. He wishes
Us 70 remember him to al his friends.
and we viii adopt this method of 50
doing.
E. E. Barton was interviewing
We uns of the East End last Wednes-
day and feeling confident that the
truly faithful would yet reap a rich re-
ward from handling Superior dirt He
mas bought some lots in the Superior
City addition wherein he win proceed
TO erect for his own comfort a fine
mansion when the birds begin to sing.
Air Barton planted his pile here in Sup
erlor several wears ago when things
did not look as bright as they do now.
but his faith was great, and we are
glad to know that he is now gathering
in beautiful harvest.
-Shiloh's Cough and CONSUMPTION
cure sold by us on Il guarantee 1t
Cures Consumption. Sold by L. d.
Newton.
The good book tells us that . all
men are liars, and it might be said
with equal truthfulness that all men
are -'cranks' on some subject or other.
The editor Of the Inter Ocean is a dyed
in-the-wool crank On Henry George
and his silly and absurd single tax
theory. 1t is one Of the most visionary
and unpracticable ideas ever enuncia-
ted, and advocated by Henry George
simply because it puts money into his
pocket, and most Of his followers pay
no tax Of any description and foot the
single tax horn simply for little
cheapnotoriety
Some midnight prowler effected
an enterance into the Court House
Tuesday night. The Register Of Deeds
office seems to have been the only part
of the building visited For Il long
time the outer door Of the vault in this
room has been left open or unlocked
but Mr.. 3Iunday, the new Register,
had the defective lock repaired the
day before SO that all things was snUgly
out Of the reach Of all such visitors and
no harm resulted from the mtimely
visit.
L. 5. H0ol.han the member of the
County Board representing the town of
Gordon, was in attendance at the
session of the board last Tuesday, and
made the Times call and had his name
enrolled as an 1889 subscriber Mr.
HOOlIham is level headed man, an old
Mlnnes0tian, and his towsmen showed
judgment, we think, when they choose
him for the responsible position he fills.
The interest Of the town of Gorden
viii be Zealously guarded during his
ddministra ton.
Geo. \. MaIoney, representing the
St. Paul Daily News, pulled our latch
string last Monday and snapped yarns
with rs for a time, lie is of the opinion
that Mr. Washburn viii be elected L.
). Senator next week, though person
ally he is a Donnely man. The people
do not seem to want Mr.. Washburn
very badly, but prefer him to Mr.,
Sabin, about as poor a stick as ever at
tempted to represent any people in any
legislative hall
For lame back and chest use Shi-
olJh's porus plaster. Price . cents
sold by /. d. Newton.
The Uniform Rank, K. of p a
higher degree of this order the subordi-
nate lodge, viii be instituted id this
city some eve. in the near future, Col.
L. W IIal5ey, of Milwaukee, win be
present and confer the degree. This or
der is in a very fourishing condition as
this move amply indicates The cere-
mony of installing the officials VIII come
off at freman's hall, and this to be fol
lowed by a reception at the Euclid
House. Their dandy invitations
were printed at the TIMES office.
Don't worry, friends, we. VIII have
snow enough before the first of March
This winter is as much like that OF
seven years ago. as two peas, except
that this is, we think a little the warm
est. Then We got our first snow Of any
+ consequence after the middle of Feb
ruary, and still we had enough for
logging and a good stage Of water in
the spring. Don't worry and fret about
how you are going to get across the
bridge before you get to it.
The c. Y. R. boys should not for
get the meeting at the West end next
Thursday evening, 18th, inst. Several
Comrades VIII be on hand to be muster
ed in and full attendance IS desired.
It is time that the post begun to get
ITSELF in trim to form the grand re-
union at milwaukee next summer, and
this is one Of the first steps to this end.
Muster in first, than drill, and you are
than ready for the field.
The Superior Posten-Chas- Lagro
proPrietor-wil be moved over form Du-
luth, about the 18th into a building on
John Avenue. Mr.. Lagro has ordered
an entire new outfit for his paper and
has secured the service Of a Mr. Ian
gel. Of Minneapolis, a writer ofability,
who viii do the editorial work on the
Posten. May success crown the efforts
of the enterprise on this side Of the
bay.-Wave.
1t is not too late, the TIMES wishes
to extend its congratulations TO Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Doherty. Our Com
missioner and Miss Sarah Dryden, both