The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-04-12

Gray Bros. celebrated shoes, at
RoY's.
Ladies come to the Auction Store
and select dress -the latest STYLES.
Ask oGr young friend Iusk to tell
YOU what he knows about humps.
Miss Matte Bradshaw is home
from school for the Easter vacation.
Nice fresh eggs at
NEIL SMITHS
ladies see at the Auction Store
the new styles of children and misses
hose
Mr.. Percy Coburn is at home this
week for visit with the family and
friends
Mems self-adjusting rubbers at
RoY's.
We had quite snow storm early
last Monday morning but it did not
last long.
LADIES' at the Auction Store,
buy dress or two cheap. Now is the
time to save money.
DR.. f. T. Gauvreau was last Tues
day elected County Physician for the
ensuing year.
There will be a partial eclipse of
the sun on the 18th inst, but not visi-
bic in this country.
The largest and finest line of
Gents Boots and Shoes in the city at
RoY's.
Yesterday was Good Friday, and
the day was rcli.iously observed by
our people generally.
WANrED-A mate to the mittcn
found on the sidewalk Il few days ago,
and now at this Office.
ladies, bring your bows and fit
them to new suit at the Auction
Store. They must be sold.
Fred Mason has got the measles.
BY request we refrain from telling
how and where he got EN-.
Have you seen that s115 cham
Der set at Logue & Whitney'S? 1t is
Il beauty. and worth looking at
~ nice line Of Ladies and Misses
shoes, III all the leading makes at
RoY's.
There is an auction sale of dry
goods, clothing, Get, in operation in
the old Murphy building this week.
Why wear out with continual
coughing at night, when Ayers Cher
~ Pectoral Will relieve, soothe, and
cure?
Mrs. s. Bacon is still confined to
her bed and room. She has been
quite seriously i'll for the past few
weeks.
-Forcpaugh's and Tarbox's driv-
/ ing Boots and Shoes at
RoY's.
! -Noah, it Is said, was the first man
who strictly observed Lent. He lived
on water for forty days and forty
nights.
A row boat now conveys passen-
gers between Connor's and Rice 5
Points though many travellers still use
the ice.
ladies come and buy your boys
and girls pair of good strong shoes
at the Auction Store.
A total eclipse of the moon oc-
cured Thursday morning, commencing
at 1913 \. NJ, and ended ut 9:44 A. NJ,
/ Washington time
On Wednesday Mr.. Webb NOV
ed from his Third street residence into
! the King house, near the n p, Dock,
and adjoining his lumber yard site.
/ Ladies send your husbands to the
Auction Store for pair of pants, or a
coat or vest, sure fit guaranteed.
Call and see the piles of new
goods now on exhibition at Thos. Con-
ans store. He has truly put in a
mammoth stock for the spring trade
Mr.. Neil Smith has force of
carpenters at work putting a fine new
front into his building on second street
and otherwise improving that property
Ladies don't fail to buy your lit
tie girls some of those new stockings,
at the Auction Store, and some for
yourself.
We believe all of the newly elect
ed officials have qualified, and are
now ready to attach their official
''hand and seal" to public documents.
We much enioyed visit with Mr..
Barrett, editor of Aitkin, Mimi. Age,
and travelling representative of the st.
Paul daily Globe, last Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. Gage is getting his engine,
drills etc, ready to begin on the wells
again. We believe several new wells
are to be sunk this season. We need
them.
Miss Elva Denniston, who has
been spending the winter here with
her sister, Mrs. c. III. Sunderland, re-
turned to her home at Hudson yester-
day. She will be greatly missed by
her her young associates.