The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-06-07

is visiting friends in the city.
Modify Hats at RoY's.
Mr. John Bradshaw of River
Falls is in the city.
Nice fresh eggs at
NEIL SMITHS
Mr. Bond has been visiting his
town of Mora. He has great faith in
his ward.
New Dress Goods, a large and
we'll assorted stock at Y. RoY's.
Mr.. \. C. Barrett of St. Paul is
in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. E.
IL. Brown.
Nice Maple Sugar at
NEIL SMITHS.
/ -Rumor has it that our tovnsman
J. D. Robbie will soon start a feed store
in this city.
-Forepaugh & Tarbox' driving
boots and shoes. at RoY's.
( Mrs. Huguier, of Oneota, was in
town last Tuesday calling upon her
many friends here.
Fresh oranges, lemons, etc, at
NEIL SMITHS.
One more week of school and
then the urchins will have unrestrain
ed liberty for three long months.
Straw Hats, at almost your own
price at Y. Rows.
Mr.. Ansley has sold his insur-
ance business here to Mr. Barhans,
and coatempiates moving 70 Mime
sofia
The Episcopal mite society will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. H,
Hayes, next Wednesday evening June
18th.
Mems and boys canvas shoes
cheap at '. RoY's.
/ Mis-. IIeb5ard, of Rochester,
lIinn., IS visiting in the city for the
summer months, q guest of Mrs. r. e.
Coburn.
Gen. J. II. Hammond returned
to Superior Thurs lay evening, and
will now make this HEADQUARTERS for =
month or 50.
a socIa! hop came of at Music
Hall last Tuesday evening, which was
enjoyed by a goodly number Of our
yoang people.
-,'eine Irvine and Swiss Embroid-
cry in all color, for tides at
V. RoY's.
We went fishing last Saturday,
but having neglected to send our card
in advance, the fish were not at home
when we got there.
Our city fathers have done a
very good JOB in the way of cleaning
out the alleys of the town. 1t looks
better and is better
If you want a good refrigerator,
AMI Of course you do, buy it Of Mr..
Dean. Also water coolers in great
varieties of styles and sizes.
a nice line Of ladies' and Mis- :
shoes in all the leading makes, at
RoY's.
Mr. Z. H. Brown, our bank cash
Ter, ha. been considerable under the
weather most of this week, a part of
the time unable 10 be at the bank
Gray Bros. celebrated shoes at
RoY's.
Mrs. Aft Robertson and children
left Us for Winnipeg Thursday morn
ING for q visit with parents and friends.
She will be absent about two months.
The largest and finest line of
Gents boots and shoes in the city at
Rows.
Mr.. Maxim says there are more
logs in the Nemadji boom this season
than he ever saw there before, and
the logs are all OF an excellent quality
Mems Self-adjusting rubbers, at
ROYs.
A good flow of water was struck
on Ninth street by Messrs. Gage &
Murray, the other day at a depth of
$50 feet. Good water and plenty of it,
If you want a good Organ, cheap
for cash, call on
CHRISTIE e GEORGE.
Mr.. W. C. Waldo has returned
from the east where he has been bug
ing a stock of good for his new hard
ware store. He will soon have the
store open for business.
+ Green apples, fresh Oranges, lem
ons, bananas, etc, at
NEIL SMITHS.
We have been enjoying beautiful
summer weather al Of this week, a de-
cided relief from the cold northeast
winds which prevailed throughout the
z4.Ath e May