The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-01

I the business part OF the village, IN
Guiding a millinery store, furniture
house saloon and one dwelling
house.
Mr.. Baldwin, at his art gallery.
has Just received a fine assortment OF
picture frames and stereoscopes. A
selection from his stereoscopic views
would make handsome present to
send to 4 friend.
The vote on the bridge question
last week was very light one, no one
/ seeming to take any special interests
in the matter. Only about thirty
votes were cast against the proposition,
therefore the tax will be levied and
the bridge built.
To the man who would be COM
forted, who could enjoy the substan-
tials and the elegant, the products of
/ the skilled labor of our own and for
eign lands, take the time to call, and
bring with YOU the wife, the cousin,
the sister or the aunt, your own or
friends, and with pleasure you will be
shown goods adapted to the climate,
the season and the times, with prices
at bed rock, at CONAN's
-"Did you ever think what you
would do if you had the Duke of West
minister's income?" Village pastor,
''No but | have sometimes wondered
what the Duke would do if he had
mine. Boston Globe.
The new trucks for our Hook and
Ladder Company have got as far as
Duluth on their way to Superior. They
are very nice ones, cost $3.50, and will
be brought over a soon as the ice gets
strong enough to bear up teams.
The new skating rink will be 100
x50 feet III size On either side of the
entrance will be cosy dressing room,
and over these the gallery for the
band, when music is desired 1t will
be quite an institution for Superior.
Apples! Apples!
Neil Smith has just received car
load of fine winter apples which he is
selling for $50 per barrel, If taken
now before being stored away in the
cellar
Mrs. Christina Wood, another
victim Of consumption was buried from
the Catholic church last Wednesday
morning. In the afternoon of the same
day, son of Mr.. John Mclaughlin,
aged about twelve years was buried.
The disease in this case was typhoid
fever.
Our young people have been en-
joying themselves this week. One set
had dance at the town hall on We'd
nesday evening, and another and
younger set had Il party in the Barton
Block on Thursday evening, and a
good social time Is reported on each
occasion.
Mr. II. W. Shaw has taken the
contract to transfer all passengers and
freight between Superior and Du-
luth arriving over the Omaha line OF
road during the winter. He takes the
job on a sub-contract from Mr.. Jake
Leidel, our popular livery man, who
is the contracting party with the rail
road company.
If you are trying to get patent
for any product Of your genius we adj
wise you to place the matter in the
hands of McSSrs Mum & Co., Pub
fishers Of the Semitic American, 261
Broadway, New York. They are per-
fectly reliable. and will get patent
for you If any one can. See their card
i'll another column.
Fur Lined Russian Circulars,
ladies, Misses and Children's
Cloaks,
-Leggins, Hosiery, Hoods and
Jackets,
Jerseys and all wool and Merino
Underwear,
-Neckwear, Skirts, Silk and Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs,
Tides, Notions, Ribbon, Laces
in Ovcrshoes:
-Excluders, the old style, Alpine
and Siberian, the new
Terms Spot Casino merchant
can sell goods for their value and
book it.
Remember the place and terms,
AT CONAN's.
Would it not be just as well for
the credit of the town, to remove that
unsightly monument erected some
time ago on the corner Of Second street
and Hollingshead Avenue, called a
Windmill. We believe it was erected
at the suggestion of Commissioner SAT-
ford. We won't say anything about
the expense, if the honorable commits
sioner will only pull the thing down
and get it out of sight
Ask your pewsdealer for Crumbs
for All kinds of Chickens, a new Chi
cago bi-monthly Illustrated, Humor-
ours Dramatic, Musical, Literary and
Sporting paper, edited by VIII Gran
ger, one of the best humorous writers
of the day. 81 year in advance; sim
gle copies, ) cents. We will send
Crumbs for All Kinds of Chickens"
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