The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-02-23


For the benefit of the Church.
Fresh Orages, at Neil Smiths.
The past week has been one Of
snow and blizzard throughout the en-
tire Northwest.
Miss Laura Brown has been on
| the sick list this week. She narrowly
escaped having serious attack of
lung fever. She is convalescent now.
Oranges 40 cents dozen, at
NEIL SMITHS.
To RENT.-The Quebec Boarding &
Eating House, from March 1st., on
| easy terms to cash Tenant.
JAS. S. RrrCHIE.
The Northern Pacific is still strug-
Cling to extricate itself from the Ore
gon Trans-Continental, with a good
prospect of success.
Fish Hooks and Lines in endless
variety at DEANS.
Yesterday was Washington's
! birthday, day sacred to the memory
of every American heart 1t was rev
erently observed by most of our cit
liens.
Nice fresh oranges, only 40 cents
a dozen, at NEIL SMITHS.
If you are going to the lecture
next Tuesday evening be sure your
vest buttons are we'll anchored, for the
lecture is not all serious. There is a
comical side to the picture presented.
DON'T forget the Lecture next
Tuesday evening.
/ Mr. E. A. Bromley, represent
alive of the Duluth Tribune was in
4 town last Wednesday, and made the
TINES Office call. He reports bust
ness across the bay from fair to mid
/ lin"
Mr.. Huber is expected back to-
night to be on duty at Deans hard
ware store again next week. He re-
turns sooner than he expected to when
/ he went away, on account of Mr..
Deans visit to the cast at this time.
/ -lfv YOU want a good organ for
cash, on time, or to rent by the month
call on CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
Mr. James Newton says the next
galoot that comes banging around his
doors at FIVE o'clock in the morning,
or anv other unreasonable hour, will
/ probably get hurt. He would like to
get hold Of the fellow that was there
last Wednesday morning.
The Ladies of the Episcop. Mite
Society will hold their last meeting be-
fore Lent at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs w. H. Webb, on next Tuesday
evening the 26th inst. Refreshments
will be served and a pleasant time is
anticipated. All are cordially invited.
Don't throw away your money on
n poor instrument when YOU can buy
a good one for the same money of
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
/ The ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist persuasion will hold their
next regular meeting next Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence of Mrs
]. ID. Whitney. As there are matters
of Importance to be attended to, full
attendance is earnestly desired
The Gospel Hymns Combined,
embracing Nos /, 2, 3 and 4, for sale
at the jewelry and music store of
+ CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
Mr. Hiram Terry, of Ontario,
Canada, and Miss Eliza Jones, of this
city, !. sister of the late Mrs. Harvey,
were united in marriage by James
Newton, Esq, at his residence, last
Thursday evening, the 2lst inst The
TIMES extends its congratulations and
best wishes for their health and pro-
perity.
! For SALEi-A second hand Clough
Il Warren parlor organ. Cost less
than two years ago 1925. VIII be
sold cheap for cash. inquire of
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
/ Denis Dean expects TO start for
the east next Monday morning. He
will be accompanied by his wife and
daughter. Mr.. Dean will be absent
six or eight weeks, and will visit
I Washington and will represent Super
Tor and her interests before the COM
mittee on appropriations, and do what
he can to secure liberal appropria-
ton for harbor Improvements at the
head of the lake. His family will pro-
badly spend the summer in the east
Christie & George have just got
in some more of those elegant I'm
perial organs. VIII 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 a future day.
Brother Mitchell, of the Duluth
Tribune does not get the land Office
persimmon-even Sabin's pole was
not long enough to reach the fruit. Ed
ward G. Swamstrom, of Duluth, was
nominated for the place last Tuesday,
and urill no aon6rp,aJ bx- tho Sapote