The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-05-31

Mr.. IubbS may know how many 10
order.
-Twoke, one of the Cinnamon of
Duluth, died last week, and was buri-
ed in the cemetery there, Rev
E. NJ. Noyes, of the Congregational
church officiating. His associates say
they will take his bones back to China
in a few years.
Mr. w. c. Waldo, is in Chicago
this week buying large stock of hard
ware for his new store. He will oc-
eupy the store room in the Conan
Waldo block now occupied by Mr..
Retallack, and will carry a general
stock of hardware.
We learn that the real estate
boys who Were stupid enough to sell
and locate the wrong lot ON 9th street
and build thereon, have been FORUM
ate enough to purchase lot 191 and
save themselves from an indignant
woman's vengeance.
The plasterers and the painters
are Pr work ON the interior of our
COZ house making some greatly
needed repairs Mr. Tucker is doing
the plastering, and the Keaough Bros.
the painting, which prompts US to say
a good job will be done.
The base ballists are on deck this
afternoon, Friday. 1t is a friendly
game between the Duluth nine and
our boys. As it is almost two years
since our boys have played a game of
ball, it will surprise no one if they do
get left in this their first effort after
so long a rest.
Mr.. Dauby, of the firm of Dauby
& Richard, railroad contractors, re-
turned several days ago. and is aux-
iously awaiting orders to 90 ahead
with his work on the n. 2. extension.
He is in St Paul this week, and it is
quite likely that work VIII begin on
that piece of road soon.
The TINES Office has just received
the finest stock of wedding, invitation
and program stationery ever brought
to Superior. Also cord and tassels
and pencils for ball programs; nice
quality of lib packet note paper, etc.
If you want nice work and good ma
terial call at the TIMES office.
Don't fail to attend the enter
tainment by the Gypsy Oath Co., at
Music Hall next Wednesday evening.
The company plays this time under
the auspices of our musical society,
and for their benefit as we'll as your
own amusement, the hall should be
filed. Tickets at Christie & Georges
Jeweiry store.
Christie & George don't believe
in keeping their jewelry store filled
up with Il cart load Of old out-of-date
truck, but are ordering new goods ev-
cry week, thus getting the latest styles
as fast as they appear. Their goods
are always fresh and new, and in quail
ity Just what they claim for them.
Don't buy until you see their goods
and get their prices.
Mr.. Willis Brainerd, who has
been spending the winter in Superior,
left for Nebraska last Wednesday
morning, where he will engage in the
cattle business. lie very sensibly had
his name recorded on the TINES sub
scription book before he went away, as
he wanted to keep posted on the lake
shore country
Times do not seem to be so hard
after all Christie & George last week
sold one piano, and two organs, a Bur
dett and an Imperial, besides having a
very fair trade in jewelry and other
goods in their line They carry only
the best Of goods and sell at living
prices, facts which people are not slow
at finding cut.
Rev. F. II. Feetham, Of Duluth,
occupied the pulpit in the NJ. f.
Church last Sunday, morning and ey-
ening. Mr.. Feethan used to visit US
often in our old school house days and
when we had no regular pastor, but
We believe this is the first time he has
preached in our new church. He is
always a welcome visitor.
Christie & George have just re-
ceived the incest and latest thing out
in the clock line 1t is handsomely
gotten up and made to run 400 days,
and so nicely adjusted that it viii not
vary from the correct time in a whole
year more than the present eight day
clock Call at their store next to the
bank and take a look at it.
Charles Eckert, more familiarly
known as "Old Charley" an old citi-
zen of this place, and we belieye at
one time man of considerable means
died as a county charge last Wednes-
day. He was over 81 years of age
and very inirm. He has been an OBJ
ject Of sympathy FOR long time and
we hope the old man is at rest in bet
ter land than this
One of the workmen at the shin
gle mill got his little finger of the left
hand ba+weap a hIcot and q piaca IF