The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-03-01


state and the usual services will be
held in his church tomorrow
Mr.. George Mason and wife have
gone to housekeeping. They occup'
rooms in the Barton block where they
will be pleased to receive their friends.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church,
will hold their next social at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Barton, next Wednes-
day evening. Everybody cordially in
vited to attend
The Gospel Hymns Combined,
embracing Nos. l, 2, and 4, for sale
at the jewelry and music store of
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
A man who gets weak kneed" at
the sight of 'pap-s " and begs to have
his money refunded, should avoid dis
cussing the subject. A word to the
wise, etc, eh, bub?
Rev. J. +. Irish and wife who have
been out west visiting friends since
their late visit here, spent Wednesday
night in our city on their return to
their home in Madison.
William Paul, young man q
years of age, died at the residence of
his father, on Minnesota Point last
Monday. He had diphtheria and died
after an illness of only three days.
For SALE!-A second hand Clough
& Warren parlor organ. Cost less
than two years ago 1925. VIII be
sold cheap for cash. Inquire of
CHRISTIE Il GEORGE.
The Omaha engineers are again
in town, making some slight altera-
lions in the surveys across the town
plat made last fall, preparatory to
commencing work on the short line
route.
Have our neighDors across the
bay decided to play it alone, on the
harbor improvement appropriation
business? 1t looks that way If that
is their game they may possibly get
left at it,
MIR. Q. c. Hicks has returned to
Superior and is ready to take con-
tracts for buildings TO be put up the
coming season. Office over Bradshaw's
where he may be consulted ON all
building matters.
Just one month and then-elec-
ton. Is it not about time the can
didates we're showing up, or is the
campaign going to be conducted on
the still hunt" plan? Candidate an
nouncements made for 81 each.
To REST-The Quebec Hotel and
eating house. Reasonable terms TO
cash tenant. Also the ID story of No.
80 west ID street, over Wright's har-
ness shop. JAS. S. RIrcHIE.
Hon. Geo. II. Foster, of Cleve-
lanl, Ohio, while in our city this week,
purchased 40 acres of land situate in
sec. %, range 10, town II. at the adj
illustrators sale by JAS s. Ritche,
Esq. Consideration s3l per acre.
Christie & George have just got
in some more Of those elegant I'M
perial organs. Will be sold cheap
for cash, or they will rent them by the
month, and apply the rent money
on the organ should the renter wish to
buy at q future day.
THE Northern Spy" is to be the
name of new paper To be started at
Shell City, Wadena CO., Mimi, about
the first of April next, by Mr.. James
Billings, We enter the Spy on our
exchange list, and wish it all the sue
cess It's fondest fancy has painted.
Mr.. Polski one of our boot and
shoe makers has just received new
machine made expressly for nice stitch
ing in repair work, and he is now bet
ter than ever enable to do repairing
in Il tasty and substantial manner and
much quicker Give him a call.
1t would take more than a Van
derbilt to infuse confidence III Inter
Ocean stocks just now The visions
of a libel suit and heavy costs and
damages has had very depressing
effect upon these stocks. 1t is about
time for the watering process TO be-
gin.
1t is gratifying to know, as we
are Informed by the Town Treasurer
that taxes has been, and are still be-
ing we'll paid. Tax payers have
awakened to the Importance of keep
ing their taxes paid up, as deliniquen-
cies cannot under any circumstances
be settled, unless by attaching the full
penalties as imposed by law.
Owing to the bad colds that have
laid siege to several Of the members of
the Musical Association, the concert
advertised for this friday evening
has been postponed without date. 1t
is expected, however, that the concert
will be given some time next week If
so the date will be announced by
Dodgers"
We hear it rumored that, since
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