The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-12-04

past SIX months, was home on short
visit this week.
Call on Mrs Pascoe and examine
her new line of German knitting yarn.
She has it in ali colors.
To-day is the time set by the Iowa
weather prophet, for the beginning Of
the greatest and most destructive
storm eyer experienced in this country
The storm is to last four days and ex-
tend oyer vast aera of country.
Now is the time for Buckwheat
pan cakes. Get your -four of
THEo. Is. SMITH.
Circulars have been issued an
nouncing the second meeting cf the
Old Settlers Association, which will
be held at ingalls, Hall, in Duluth
on the 10Th inst. a large attendance
and royal good time is anticipated
Beautiful Ribbosene ornaments
the latest thing for banners at
Mrs. PAsCoE's.
If You wish to make some friend
handsome and at the same time
useful and valuable present, just secure
that Tartion Pendulem clock at NJ.
Georges jewellery store a perfect time
keeper, and runs 400 days without
winding.
-Alatch-holders in very handsome
and unique designs at
Mrs, PAscoE's.
DR.. Laflitte is now acting local
agent for the sale Of the St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba railroad
company's land. Thisc mpany has lots
of excellent lands III northern Mime
sofa, which they are selling on reason
able terms.
Holly goods in new and noyel
styles for decoration at
Mrs. PAscoEs.
Mr.. G. ". Howard, of Duluth.
representative of the Domestic sewing
machine company, was III the city
last Wednesday, and appointed Mrs.
+. y. Maxim local agent for the sale
OF that excellent machine. See adj
yertisement in this paper.
Women are everywhere using
and recommending Parker's Tonic be-
cause they have learned from exper-
fence that it speedily overcomes de-
spondency, Indigestion, pain or weak
ness in the back or kidneys, and
other troubles peculiar TO the sex.
FoR SAaE-Twenty tons choice
Timothy hay. baled recently in small
bales, for Town orders at par.
Twenty sticks Square Timber, from
II to - feet long, 10 by II. Also
Stumpago in u, Al, IS.
70 RENT Small house on lot 3f5
West Second St. in good order.
JAS. S. Richie.
"Wednesday was by all odds the
worst dar OF the season. The tn r.
mometer Indicated from 10 to If de-
grces below zero, and this with 40
mile All hour northwest wind, made it
decidedly unpleasant for moonlight
stroIls. The only happy faces visible
belonged to the coal dealers.
Mr. Il. 3. Crandall, of whom men
ton was made last week, has decided
to locate here, AMI has formed a real
estate partnership with G. G. Merritt
The company will haye Offices i'll Du-
luth and West Superior, and as both
gentlemen are thoroughly posted in
rea, estate matters, they will no doubt
do a good business from the start. See
card elsewhere.
One of the chandeliers in Mr.. Neil
Smiths store fell last Monday even
ing. Both lamps were broken and
the oil caught fire, and for few mo-
ments it looked as though a frst-class
| conhagration was on hand, but by
prompt and cool work with some sacks
and blankets the flames were smother
ed without any serious damage t. any
thing bat the lamps.
We were shown, on Saturday, a
real estate Journal, booming Duluth,
i'll which is printed the front of Craig
IL Co.'S Empire stone ledge at Man
| kato, as located "near Duluth" The
numerous derricks loading cars, the
workmen quarrying stone, and the
entire picture is given with perfect
accuracy-indeed it is one Of Craig Il
Cos cuts, which the Duluth boomers
got hold of some way-Mankato
(Minn.) Review.
Duluth papers please copy.
We are informed that orders
have been issued to discontinue the
transferring of freight cars by the
Short Line between Superior and Du-
luth. This will be great satisfaction
to the travelling public as the popular
and well patronized Short Line will.
now be enabled to run through on
time to a minute and not be DELAYED
as heretofore by handling freight cars
on some OF its trips.