The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-21
Mrs. r. II. Brown, and Mrs. G.


The funeral has been announced,
and the Committee with big c. will
see TO it that the corpse is ready.
Tuesday was St. Patrick's day,
and the green ribbon badge was visible
upon many 4 manly breast in our city.
If YOU want a good Domestic
Sewing Machine, buy IT Of
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
Mr. Brown, late leader of the
Badger Band, has gone to Dakota. He
could not say whether he would return
or not.
When YOU want ANYTHING pertain
ing 10 the furniture line that you don't
see call and ask VIII ley, he viii
show it to YOU.
A. O. L. W pins and charms of
the latest patterns, just received at
CHRISTIE < GEORGES.
Neil Saith has concluded to put
a cellar under his new store building,
and men are excavatug for the same.
Neil's head is level.
A splendid line of Secretary Book
cases and Desks, single and double,
p ain and sylinder, office tables. etc, at
LoGUE & WHrTNEY's.
Mr. James Bardon returned home
home Thursday evening, from, his
extended visit at Washington and the
New Orleans exposition
The first birth for the new town
Of West Superior was put on record
last Sunday. 1t was bouncing boy
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Melville.
Quite a number Of our people
went ever to Duluth Tuesday evening
to see Ristori as Queen Elizabeth, and
all speak well Of the entertainment.
Lessons on the piano or organ
given At my home or ut the home OF
pupils a desired. Terms reasonable.
FANNIE \. CoBuaN, 3rd street.
There Is a good deal Of dry hu-
NOR in friend Dean, as may be seen
BY his last appointment to fill the
vacancy in the investigating com
mittee.
J. J. Morrison is spoken Of as a
candidate for member Of the board
of supervisors. 4 most excellent
nomination, and we hope to see him
elected.
The Rev. Mr.. Richards will be
out Of town tomorrow, hence there will
be no preaching at the Presbyterian
church. lie will be absent some days
on business.
FoR SALE-S} of ueI 1S-47-13.
the el Of net f5-47-13. covered with
timber ti-s etc, at s. per acre. Also
i tons choice timothy hay in small
bales. j, :. RITcHIE
1t i proposed to divide our terri
tory into two or more districts for rs
z.ssing purposes. \ good IDEA. We
.hink the work would be done better
under such q system.
Duluth Tribune: The first NUM-
Ter Of the Superior Daily Lntcr-0ccan
tout. L is a three caiumn folio Is
MIR. Foate after money or glory? He
will find little Of either.
The Enlian Club Of this city fled
articles Of Incorporation with the Sec
rotary Of State last week. 1t starts in
without any capital stock. It's object
is to promote social intercourse.
Mr. John Keaoash Is live can
didate for the office Of Town Clerk,
and thinks he Is going to get there. Ii
he docs he will make a good one, or
We are much mistaken in the man.
A party of Ashland's young peo-
pie are expected to arrive here on the
one o'clock train today, Friday The
The TINES extends - them a hearty
welcome and the freedom Of the city.
Mr. George Dcdding, lite Of ST.
Paul, IS now head clerk in Mr.. Neil
Smiths grocery house He went on
duty last Monday, and is already very
popular with the patrons Of the house.
FoR SALE-Lots 80 and 3I3 W 9th
st, $50 each. Lot 3 W 9Th st, So.
Also in monthly payments to induce
settlements, lots BIB to 30; 56I to 300
" 9th st, or Omaha railroad.
J. :. RITcHEE.
-Logue & Whitney have been ap-
pointed agents for the l.. b. & W.
Baly carriage works Of Massachusetts.
Their line Of samples will arrive about
April first, the latest styles and i'm
provements among them.
Orr genial friend Mr. CatIin, who
has been sojouFning at Washington for
4 manth or two past, has returned to
his native heath again, and says Wash
iHgton IS considerable Of a town after
ALL if the Presidents do live there.
Mr.. Cbas. s. Fee, general pass
enger agent Of the Northern Pacific
road has our thanks for a hand
some pamphlet and maps showing and
descriptive Of the wonder land Of the
great west through which that road
passes
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