The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-07

oSo1 sAAAO ohCdpCot III PRESERVING, Ut
LORDS.
John Flynn, general agent in
these parts for the l.. S. q l.. NJ.
Transportation Co., was over from
Duluth Thursday.
-Surcingles, in great variety and
excellent quality, cheap at RoY's.
Mr.. Webb, of Wadena, has been
in the city this week visiting his broth
er. Mr.. w. H. Webb, of the firm Of
Webb & Langley.
An exchange says that Blanche
Carr, aged six years, of Merrill, this
state, died a few days ago of grief at
the loss of baby brother.
Don't let your horse catch cold
and die for the want of a blanket,
when you can get such good ones for
so little money at RoY's.
Road overseer Crawford has had a
small force of men at work this week
improving Fourth street, between
Becker and Stinson avenues.
Sell your old rubbers and buy a
pair of new non-destructible Arcties;
for sale cheap at Roy's popular store.
A good many people seem to be
unable to see why Mr.. Geo. Holcomb
should not be reelected to the office
he now honors if he wishes it.
The Newton House, very fine
property for hotel or boarding house
purposes, remains vacant. The high
price of rent is what does it.
Fred Bishof, Of the pioneer hard
ware store, sold eleven coal heating
stoves last week. The Radient Home
and Crown Jewell ruling the market.
Our mails now close at $50 p. m.
Bear this in mind if YOU want your
letters to get off. This arrangement
will probably hold good for a week at
least.
The Catholics of this city cele-
brated the seventh centinary of the
birth of St. Francis last Thursday,
with appropriate services morning and
evening.
As we 90 to press, Friday after
noon, the fog IS lifting little and the
prospects for fair weather IS better.
Five days Of fog IS about enough for
one dose.
Mr.. J. ". Bradshaw and wife
have been visiting their many friends
in the city the past week, guests Of our
popular grocery merchant, Mr.. Peter
+. Bradshaw.
Our lady readers who have not
already done so, should call in and
look at those nice things in 'head
gear" as displayed in Miss Johnson's
show cases.
Mr.. Welch, mine host of the
Minneapolis House, has decided to re-
tire from business cares for u time and
has rented his house and furniture to
other parties.
The old bell, used by the Meth
odist society in this place a quarter Of
a century ago, was few days ago
sold for old metal. And thus the old
land marks pass away.
LosT.-Near the court house on
walk to Second street, chased gold
band ring, on which is the inscription,
"H.G." \ liberal newark will be paid
on its return to this office.
The family of W. II. KiItin, who
have been visiting in Canada for some
time, returned last week. MIR. Kiltin
has recovered his health so far as to
be able to be about again.
We hear it rumored that the
family of Judge Clough will not return
to Superior until next spring. Miss
Clough is East pursuing a course OF
study in music and painting.
The third lecture of the course by
Rev. Hageman, will be delivered to-
morrow evening. Subject, "The Clio
~ OF God as revealed in the Heav-
ems" An invitation is extended to
all.
Jake Leidel is preparing to put
on ample stage accommodations be
tween here and Duluth for the winter
travel. Jake is equal to any emergen-
cy, and Will Go well all he undertakes
to do.
On Andrew Soderlmd's grounds
in Uppertown may be seen several
trees fairly loaded down with ripe
large delicious plums. The trees have
now been bearing several years with
like results.
Our band boys paraded the streets
one night this week, scattering sweet
music by the way. The boys are do
ing well for the chance they have had,
and if they will persevere will soon
rank A l.
Mr.. Brooks is letting the fires in
his first kiln Of brick die out. To all
outward appearances he has got an
excellent quality Of brick. lie Will
open the kiln in few days and then
we shall know all about it.
Some travelling man has been
selling, at auction, a lot of cheap Jew
elrv to those of our citizens who have
more money than good sense. Why
people will give their money for such
trash is beyond our comprehension.
After having been proded up with
a sharp stick by Uncle Sam, his con-
tractor has finally got to work dredg-
ing at this end of the bay. 1t is hardly
necessary to add that Duluth parties