The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-03-28

r. post here last Tuesday evening,
and two new names were proposed.
Mr.. Miller has got his new cot
tage on Sixth street enclosed and will
now soon have it ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Bourdan's little girl met with
an accident one day this week by
which she sustained fracture of the
leg.
Josiah Bond Jr.s woodchuck
died bernin' Its wet nurse, repre-
sentative q Taylor, was green at the
business.
Don't get your house painted and
inside decorations until you have con
suited the Keaough Bros, regarding
the same
( Mr.. Jas. Bardon snow collecting
the material for his new residence
which is to be located on the corner
of 9th street and Stinson avenue.
If YOU want a good Domestic
Sewing Machine, buy it of
CHRISTIE & GEORGE.
The union temperance meeting
Sunday evening will be held in the
Methodist church An interesting
meeting is expected. Everyone is IN
vited.
A writer in the Duluth Tribune
thinks rollers Kinks ought to be taxed
$500 year. He will come down two
or three hundred probably when he
gets well.
A. 0. I. W pins and charms of
the latest patterns, just received at
CHRISTIE x GEORGES.
Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb returned
to Superior from their visit east last
Saturday, looking much better for
their trip. We are glad TO have them
with Us again.
A splendid line Of Secretary Book
cases and Desks, single and double,
plain and sylinder, office tables, etc, at
LoGUE & WHTrNEY's.
A palace car, containing some Of
the \. ?. railroad officials, among
them Superintendent c. w. Cushing.
came in from the east last Thursday,
leaving for the west the same dav.
Lessons on the piano or organ
given at my home or at the home of
pupils as desired. Terms reasonable.
FANNIE \. CoBURN, Bird street.
Mr. Staples is rushing the i'm
proyemcuts at his saw mill south of
town. along at a lively rate He Is
putting in first class palmer, and
making other extensive Improvements.
FoR SALE-S! of net 1S-47-13,
the e! Of net 1547-13, covered with
timber, ties etc, at 81 per acre. Also
- tons choice timothy hay in small
bales. J :. Richie.
Josiah Bond Jr., did not succeed
in gohbiiug ND" Al'ouez bay, Bluff
Creek, Bear Creek etc. Josiah Bond
Jr had better 90 little slow, or he
may find the Superior climate little
TOO wurm for his comfort.
The Badger Band will take
benefit at the roller rink tonight All
Who wish to contribute to the support
Of the band should avail themselves
Of this opportunity, and buy ticket
whether they go to the rink or not,
-Logue {, Whitney have been APP
pointed agents for the L. B. Il W.
Baby carriage works Of Massachusetts.
Their line Of samples will arrive about
April first, the latest styles and i'm
provements among them.
That letter by ,'G." in the TINES
last week made Fopdoodle squirm like
sick eel on a hot gridile. He called
on Us for the authors true name, and
yet he did not seem to feel any better
after he got through calling. Yerdent?
Oh. no.
The Tower Press, Is to be the
name Of a new newspaper venture, at
Tower, Minnesota. 1t will be a seven
column folio, published by Messrs,
Bingham & Brehaut, and the first
number will be sent out April ID.
. Success to the enterprise.
Judge Graham has finally grant
ed the writ Of error sued for by Mack
in and Gallagher, the Chicago ballot
box suffers, and admitted them to
bail in the sum of $4,000 each. Is
it not high time that this kind Of play
with this class Of culprits was stop
ped?
NOTICE.
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of Town Treasurer.
Having held this office for two terms,
| respectfully refer electors canvassing
my merits and dement's to the books
of nv office, and to those who have
had dealings with me officially.
H T. LAFFTTTE.
How is it that the Duluth papers
talk 50 much about ''our Mayor"
when the facts are they have no such
officer? They don't dare elect a may
or over there, for if they did their
creditors would smother him in day