The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-09-25

Mrs. PAsCoE's.
Two engines tried to pass each
other on the same track in the N. p.
yard the other day. The effort was
not successful one. But little dam
was done.
A large assortment of ribbons,
velvets, pushes, satins and beads for
trimmings at extremely low prices
at Miss JoHNsoN's.
"A Green Corn Social will be held
at the Presbyterian parsonage this
Friday, evrning. The pastor and his
wife extend to all a cordial welcome
in behalf of the ladies Society.
Thomas Conan is in Chicago this
week buying an immense stock of dry
goods, boots, shoes, clothing ETC., for
his customers, that they may be made
comfortable for the winter,
L A. Dauby, and family will
take their departure from Superior
next Monday or Tuesday, They go
back to their old home at Jackson,
Michigan. They will be greatly miss
ed from our social circles.
Call and examine Miss Johnson's
hoods and toboggan caps, you can get
any color or size you wish.
The republican Assembly conyen-
ton for this district, will meet at
Spooner, October 9th. We are entitled
to three delegates and these will be
chosen next Saturday evening. See
call for convention.
-Mikado hoods in lovely shades
at Mrs PAsCoE's.
At the annual meeting of the n
p. Il. r. Co., in New York last week,
the officials of last year were reelected
for the ensuing year. The road seems
to be pretty we'll handled under Pres
ident Harris and Manager Cakes.
Call on Miss Johnson and see her
samples of crazy zephyr work.
-Messrs. Tompkins & Gates have
sold their stock of groceries to Mrs.
Maxim, thus putting two stores into
one. Mrs. Maxim contemplates NOV
ing into the building now occupied by
Tompkins Il Co., on Second street.
For sale or trade one Luffie's Soda
fountain and generator complete.
S. E. TUBES.
The Dove, which has carried so
many happy excursionists out upon
the lake the past summer, has left the
head of the lake for good it is said.
We had supposed her season had been
profitable one and that she would
have 30 excuse for leaving US.
Hats bonnets and turbans in the
latest styles at Miss JoHNsoN's
Nice fresh oysters by the dish or
can, at new bakery and restaurant of
Mr. Leamon. on Second street Also
fresh bread, buns, pies, cake etc. This
is much desired institution and
should receive a liberal patronage
from our people.
Be sure and call and see the Jer-
sey Wool skirts at Mrs PAscoE's.
To RENT Two stores and three fur
n;shed rooms also the Quebec House
for boarders or families. Prime tim
othy hay in small bales for town orders
and stumpage, piles and ties on Am
nicon rive in TIL, RIB.
JAS. S. Richie.
Food for the brain and nerves
that will invigorate the body without
Intoxicating, is what we need in these
days of rush and worry. Parker's
Tonic restores the vital energies,
soothes the nerves, and brings good
health quicker than anything you can
use
Eight hundred and forty head Of
handsome wild western cattle were
unloadcd at tie Powder River stock
yards in Superior last Wednesday.
They made up train of forty-two
cars and made their way without ac-
cident or loss. Another drove of like
number will arrive in few days, all of
which will be wintered and stall fed
here.
Joseph ST. John, of this city is an
unfortunate young man. Some three
weeks ago he got fall at the coal
dock here which it was thought for
while would kill him, but he soon raj
lied and got well, and last week com
menced work at the Duluth Coal dock.
Last Monday he got another fall by
which one of his legs was broken be-
low the knee. The break was bad
one, the bone protruding through his
clothing, and so mangled, as We learn,
that it is feared he may lose the leg.
He is being cared for at the hospital
in Duluth, and his friends here hope
his injuries are not SO severe as repre-
scented.
Tomorrow will be the last day
for Rev. f, H. Wright to preach to
us for this conference year On Tues
day next he will 90 to attend the an