The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-05-19

Mr.. L. Turner has been on the
sick list the past week, but is better
now, and viii in few days start for
his new home in the far west. May
success attend him.
A new sidewalk has been put
down in front Of the Welter building
and all of that burned district 1t
looks better than the blackened re-
mains of the old one.
The r. G. Stewart is to make
tri-weekly trips to Agate Bay, for a
time. If the business will warrant
Capt Holt will supply her place as a
ferry with another boat.
The many friends of Edwin Cliff
ford. so well and favorably known
through the Iron and Copper regions,
will give him warm welcome to SUI
perior on the 18th inst.
Geo. L. Brooks has got every
thing ready for work at his brick yard
in this city. He will make at least
100000 this season. The brick he
turns out are first class in all respects
A new and select stock of Felt
and Straw hats in endless variety. Just
received at RoY's.
Mr.. Clinton Ansley started for
the West last Monday evening to see
if he could find place that would suit
him better than Superior. and if he
does, he thinks he will arise and 90
hence.
-Silberstein & B6ndy have the
largest and best assorted stock of Dry
goods, Carpets, Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods in town, which they
are selling at prices which defy com
petition.
We have got a pretty "hefty"
board of local officials, and we sug-
gest that they sit down hard on that
institution, on the east side of the Ne
madji at once. 1t is not even q nee
essary evil.
The Justly celebrated Gray Bros
shoes in all STYLES can be had for q
mere song" at RoY's
Mr. Bradshaw IS still confined to
his room with that lame ankle 1t is
very painful, and he il not able to
put it to the floor at all, and he will
not be out near as soon as he thought
for week ago.
Mr.. Brown, the new Cashier in
the National Bank of Superior, Is ex-
pected TO arrive here to-day. Mr.. Al
exander, the retiring cashier, will 90
to st. Panl, for time at least, With
er he will take the best wishes of his
many Superior friends.
The annual report for the town of
Superior for the year 1882, occupies a
good deal of our space this week, but
it will he interesting reading, As it
shows an tented statement Of how
our money is spent, and Is, of course
a matter Of interest to all.
Mems 'Nobby" hats in all STYLES
and prices to suit everybody. at
RoT's.
The Methodist society have got
their plans nearly perfected, and hope
to he able to commence the erection
of neat church building next month.
1t viii he located on Sixth Street,
somewhere between Becker and Sim
son Avenues. How much will YOU
give to bel? along the enterprise?
Misses lake Owen a tony hat.
Just what every school girl want
at RoY's
Contractor RosSiter informs Us
that grading on the Omaha road Ai1l
be completed UP to Austrian's ciearr-
ing one mile south of the village, by
the first Of June, and with the ex-
ception Of little bridging will be
ready for the rails-Bavfield Press.
TENTS Manila, very fine hat
at Rows.
The Jolly Pathfnders, billed for
this city last Monday evening did not
put in an appearance. They had en-
gagements down the lake, and. the
Manistee leaving one day earlier than
they had figured on, madeit necessary
for them to cancel this appointment
or all of their others, 50 they give Us
the 90 bv But the Clifford Co. will
surely be here on the 18th.