The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-03-11
Don't be Discouraged,

MI hii plly HIS ldlu TIC 1OuIlud-
ton for his new store building on I'd
st. The building will be a double one,
the store part 30x70, aid the other
part which is to be used for his meat
market, 14x40 with a large refrigera-
tor and storeroom in the rear. And
so the work Of Improvement goes on.
Mr.. L. Newton, of this city has
bought the Drug establishment of the
late Dr. Graham, and will be ready
for business in a day or two. He has
secured the services of an experienced
druggist from st. Paul to take charge
of the prescription department. The
TINES wishes him success in his new
BUSINESS venture.
If you want to see the incest sign
in town, just look at the one put up
this week by T, HanniGn. 1t is very
tasty in design and well executed. 1t
was painted by the best painters in the
country, Messrs. Keaough 4 McVicar.
If you want a nice sign give them
your order.
A teamster driving span Of
horses from one Of the camps on the
Omaha road got the team into the bay
last Tuesday and one Of the animals
was drowned before it could be got
out. The accident occurred near Pey-
tons mill. The teamsters ought to be
very careful in driving over the ice
now, for it is none too safe.
See election notice in another
column, it comes on the 4th Of April
this year, at which time, besides loca
officers, Circuit Judge is to be voted
for. Up to date we have heard Of but
one candidate, the Hon. S. H. Clough
of this city. As the district is hardly
able to furnish better man for the
position, Mr. Clough will no doubt be
elected to the position he Is so vel
qualified to fill.
By private letter from a friend al
River Falls, we learn that Mr.. Brad
shaw Of that place, an old time resid-
ent Of this city, Is packing up hi:
goods preparatory to removing to Su-
perior Mr. Bradshaw OWNS the store
building now occupied by the Omaha
supply store, and will open up fine
line of goods there about the middle
Of May. Tie TINES welcomes Mr.
Bradshaw back to his first love.
Rs5-All kinds of Wall Paper and
Borders at ketallack u Cox.
The exercises Of the Literary clul
last Friday evening, were very inter,
esting, and the attendance was very
good. The program consisted of Sc.
lect readings, instrumental and voca
music, three minute speeches, a paper
on wit and puns, &c. The literary so
ciety is an institution that should be
encouraged by every one. The society
holds its meetings regularly every Fri
day evening, at the Presbyterian
Church, and all are cordially invited
to attend.
The Duluth Tribune man squrms
like an angle-worm-which insect he
somewhat resembles-when being i'm
paled upon the hook by the young
fisherman, because Of the little proc
we gave him about railroad matters
last week. 1t is long lane that has
no turns, Mr., and you should not be
too free with your tongue and pen il
portraying the misfortunes of others
when you are SO liable to become af
flicted yourself.
Death, which sooner or later vii
gather us all into his cold embrace
has again visited our town, and las
Tuesday morning claimed for his vic
tim one of our fairest and accomplish
ed daughters, Miss Jennie Defauld, :
niece of Mr.. Y. Roy, with whom sh'
has made her home from early child
hood, so she might almost be consider
ed an adopted daughter, and by whom
she was loved as dearly as an OWL
daughter could have been Miss De
fauld was a victim Of consumption anC
for some time past has been confined
to the house, and a great sufferer, We
bore her lot with true christian forti
tude. She was a young lady of cul
ture and fine musical talents and vii
be greatly missed by her large circle
of young friends and admirers. Sh,
was buried from the Catholic churcl
Thursday morning, the remains being
deposited in Mr.. Roy's private ground
in UPpertown. The TINES extend
its sympathies to the sorrowing friends
The railroad managers have beer
reducing the travel tariff a little OF
Western lines. You can now 90 from
St. Paul to Chicago for $3.50. II
about four months you can go from
Superior TO Chicago for less money.