The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-04-28

family into the residence west of Mr..
Coburn's, on third street. DR.. Muir
dock will occupy the building on Sc
cond Street just vacated by Mr.. Dean.
Have you seen that elegant En-
erson Piano at Elwell & Cos? 1t is
of beautiful finish and tone. Only
$3.50 formerly sold for $500. If you
want a nice instrument now is your
chance.
THAT Kimball Bell Organ at FL
wells is just a little the incest thing
out-perfectly charming. Call in and
see it, and if you are a true lover of
music you will surely order it sent to
your home.
Two better policemen cannot be
found in the State than we have right
here in Superior, in the persons OF
Chief McKinnon and his assistant,
Mr.. Welch. They do not hesitate to
do their duty.
The Catholic Congregation of
Superior IS now ready to build their
school house, and are advertising for
bids in the TINES to-day. The COM
mittee viii receive bids up to Friday
evening next, May 4th
Our county board is now receiv-
ing bids from those who desire to
operate the ferry crossing the Mem
adj, for the season Of 1888. The time
for bidding will expire next Tuesday.
Address the town clerk.
Mrs. A. Robinson, who has been
visiting friends in Canada for some
for some three months or more, re-
turned to Superior this week, and Alf,
Is about as happy man as you will
find in Il whole township.
Mrs. Neil Smith received news of
the severe illness Of a sister living at
Winnipeg, a few DAYS ago. The III
formation was to the effect that she
was not expected to recover, but we
trust it may not be 50 bad Us that.
Mr. Dean has been getting on a
new stock Of goods, in the hardware
line, and of a class not heretofore kept
in stock by our hardware dealers. Mr..
Dean is progressive, and is bound to
keep his stock fully up to the demand
Of our rapidly growing city.
We would call attention of our
authorities to the numerous fire traps
about town in the shape Of stoycpiPes
protrudiag through the ROOFS ofhouseS.
You have the authority to abate these
fire devices now, and we trust you will
do 50, and before 4 fire occurs.
Peter E. Bradshaw vino has been
living on Boston 'etilet' and ba ked
beans for the past month, returned to
Superior and the stern realities Of life
last Tuesday. lie looks as though he
had enjoyed himself immensely dur
ing his absence, and we are all glad
to see him back
Mrs OSagi, the aged mother Of
Mr. John Osagi and Mrs Charles
Lord, Of this city, died last Sunday. in
the scventy-third year Of her age. The
funeral took place from the Catholic
Church on Tuesday, and the remains
were laid away in the cemctary on
Wisconsin Point
The Board Of Supervisors request
Ms to say they viii meet at the Court
House, toIav, Saturday at 2 o'clocl,
.. IN. to receive and consider appIi-
cations for liguor license. All who
contemplate selling liquor the ensuing
year should be on haajpromptly with
their application and bonds.
You can buv what YOU want in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
Carpets {, Oh Cloths, and a thousand
other things cheaper than the cheap
est, at the Popular one Price Store.
Don't fail to come and prove the
truth Of what we say.
J. RErALLACK JR. ACT.
Mr.. P. II. IIaggerty who was a
second time complained of for violat-
ing the Sunday law BY admitting Gus
toners to his saloon, two weeks ago,
stood trial last Monday, before JUS
tice Newton The case being clear
against him, Mr.. Haggarty was assess
$500 and costs for his disregard for
the law.
Mr. Hebcrt, Of IIoughton Mich,
will soon open a first class drug store
in the new store building being finish
ed off by Mr.. J. $. Richie. This is
not the Mr., Hebert that was here last
summer, but brother, and an en-
tirely different sort of man, and one
that viii be valuable acquisition to
our business circles.
Mr.. A. X. Smith came in from
the woods last Saturday with very
lame foot. He had been out doing
some surveying, and his boot chafed
one Of his toes somewhat, and then he
caught cold in the wound and he had
a bad time Of it for several days, be
ing obliged to use crutches in order to
get about. 1t is better now.
We have heard Of few cases OF
excessive rope jumping by some ofthe
little school girls. We want to tell
them that. this Is very dangerous
amusement. a little girl in Iowa,
about ten years Of age, died last week
from injuries received Just by jumping
the rope too much. The teachers
should look after their scholars in play
time as we'll as in the school room and
not allow them to 90 to excess in any
direction.
The Sunday School concert at
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
evening was a decided success. The
little folks did splendidly which spoke
well also, for those who had had them
in training. Ofcourse the old folks and
large scholars did well, bun we expect
ed all that of them. We believe the
school has decided TO give US a con,
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