The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-05-12


the institution, a very sensible move,
and one that viii no doubt add great
y the popularity of the house.
Mr. ". Wunderlee, an old time
Superiorite, but late Of Duluth, has
returned to lis first love, and has open
ed a boot and shoe shop at his old
stand, nearly opposite the post office,
where he Will be glad to greet his old
friends and new customers. Mr.. Wun-
derlee Is an excellent workman, and
solic1ts share of the public patron
age. See card in another column.
The Popular One Price Store Co.
offers this week big bargains in Boots
6 dozen Forepaugh Il Tarbox & c.
Gotzian's, full stock Veal Kip Driving
Boots, sold everywhere at $500. We
will sell them till all are sold at 1925
Every pair warranted. The Popular
One Price Store Co.
J. RETALLAcK JR ACT.
Mr.. w. II. Tucker, late of Bis
marck, has decided to locate here per-
manently if he can find plenty ofwork
to do at his trade, that of plasterer,
which he will no doubt be able to do
when the numerous new buildings now
in course Of construction are ready for
that part Of the work. Those in need
Of such services should consult him
before closing contracts with other
parties.
An important error has been
found'in the new postal law reducing
the postage rate from 3 to cents. As
the law is now understood il excerpts
fourth-class Office from the reduction
from ) to : cents per half onuce on
hrst-class matter. Nearly 25,000
postmasters are affected by this ex-
ception, and many Of them, it IS ex-
pected, could continue sales of Scents
stamps, thereby increasing their sal
aries
-Silberstein & Bondy have the
neatest store in town.
The contract for building the new
school house for the Catholic deuom-
ination Of this city nas let last We'd
nesday to MesSrs. Morrison 4 Johnson.
The building will be Of wood, 50x46
feet on the ground and three stories
high, and to be fully completed in
three months from date OF contract.
It viii be located on the corner Of
Fourth Street AMI Stiuson Avenue,
and viii cost about $1,000. aud be an
ornament to that part Of town.
We learn with regret that Mr..
Josiah Bond Jr., who left u recently
for Il trip through the east Is now at
kenosha, running paper. 1t will no
doubt be relief T. his friends here II
further learn that this dissipa-
ton Of JoSiah's Is not likely to
cling to him through life-he is
only 4 sub for = friead for a few weeks,
who Is in turn away visiting friends
Josiah, come h ,mc before YOU get into
-Congrss, or Jail, or some such hor-
ril place.
-l5cnt's Manila, a very fine hat
at RoY's.
I.-cETEG.--The Rev. Father Yer
weyst, lJ.e pastor in charge Of the
Catholic Church in this city. Is visiting
his friends here, and will deliver
lecture ia The church tomorrow, Sua-
day, evening. Ills subject viii BE
Tile Catholic Church and Popular
Education. Tie proceeds Of the let
ure I, be given in aid Of the new
school builgiue Of that denomination.
Admission 20 cents; children - cents
Ticke-s .or sale 1t Vincent Rps's store
and 1t the door.
At The Popular One Price Store,
op osite tie First National Bank, this
week, YOU viii find dozen pairs Of
the celebrated Sell, and Pingrec &
Smiths Ladies French Kid Button
Boots all sizes, formerly sold at $500
per pair. To close out this stock they
will he sold at cost till all are sold
To avoid the rush and make sure of
ii come early.
Thy Popular One Price Store Co.
!. BETALLAcK JR Agt.
-NLessrs. Merritt 4, Doe, the champ
ion Uppertown merchants, by honest
dealing and a iudici0us Use Of print
ers ink, are building Up a fine trade.
This week they are giving their pat
rons a benefit b. presenting to each
that buys a ten dollar bill Of goods a
handsome glass set II dishes. This
offer holds good until the 18th inst.
As their groceries are Of the best and
their prices rs lew as any this offer
Is a real benefit to their customers.
and their generosity will no doubt be
fully appreciated by all.
Hams and Mess Pork at
NEIL SMITHS.
Mr.. Geo. :. Hebert arrived few
DAYS ago from H0ughton. witha large
stock OF Drug and medicines. toilet
articles and such other goods as 90
to make up the stock in trade in a
tirst-class Drug Store, and will soon
be ready 10 serve customers at the new
building being rapidly finished of for
him by Mr.. J. :. Richie two doors
west Of the express Office. Mr. Hebert
owns considerable property in an near
Superior, and he will prove q valuable
addition TO our business circles. His
ftmilv viii arrive just as soon as he
can find a suitable house 10 live in.
y complete stock Of Dry Goods
at SILBERsTEIN & BoNDY's.
Under the new law passed last
winter, we are entitled to have APP
pointed by the Board Of Supervisors,
a Street Commissioner. whose duty It
shall be to superintend all street i'm
provements. provide the material, etc.
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