The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-08-14

for visit al their old home in Miehi-
/ gan,
/ The rope and sand bucket lost in
the we'll at West Superior, was reeov-
cred on Wednesday morning, and the
work Of pipe driving recommended
in the afternoon.
W. H. Richards and family who
have been spending some months with
friends in Pennsylvania, returned last
week. Mr.. Richards will soon engage
/ in business here
Mrs. Archie Bertand returned
to her home in st. Paul last week, and
was accompanied by Miss Bell Ber-
trand who will spend few weeks in
the Sanity city.
Last Monday was very hot day,
but fine shower in the evening, even
ed things up nicely, and gave us all
a chance TO catch fresh breath for
the next tussel with old Saul.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratch
es of every kind cured in 10 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use
no other. This never fails. Sold by
+. I. Gauyreau druggist, Superior.
F. b. Clark, general track man
ager OF the Omaha, ?. H. Holenbec,
general freight agent, and Mr.. Smythe
Secretary of the Northwestern road,
were among tn railroad magnates who
/ visited the city this week.
Miss Matte, sheriff Pattison's six
year old daughter, gave party 10
about thirty Of her young friends
Wednesday afternoon, and the little
people seemed to enjoy it Just as much
as our older people do.
MIR. Tubs having decided upon a
change Of business, Will sell OF his en-
/ tire stock Of Blank books, Stationary,
Toys and Notions, at cost, The sale
las commenced, and now IS the time
/ to buy. See new advertisement IN the
f2IEs today.
Don't forget that our State Fair
opens at Milwaukee on Monday, Sep
TENDER Doth. Ifyoo IRE going to en-
/ ter anything for exhibition, you should
be about it. Address Clinton Babbitt,
Secretary, for circulars and any deslr-
ed information.
Mrs E. B. Banks, Of this city
had letter from her parents, who re-
side in Mexico, q few days ago, in
which they say that they daily expect
that war with United States will be
dechred, and in that event they will
retire to the United States
-For the first time in a good while
our harhor was clear d. vessels ycstcr-
dag, aud the l4borers at the docks had
I i rest. Another feet Of boats With
coal and and ir5n IS expected today
however, when the hum Of business
Will be ren wed in that locality.
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-J"hh y aiker came near losing
his tino team OF horses a lie" days ago.
lie mad turned them out to run at
large, and they attempted to cross a
piece of railroad trestle work. One
fell over the side and the other got
fast but was rescued without serious
damage. The safe place and the pro-
per place for horses IS IN the stable.
The Y. L. E. C. took moonlight
excursion on the Maud 5. Monday
EVENING, al the Invitation OF capt
I t,t took s alone nnnnbea,n '' nratoct5
ors and found them very convenient
Duluth News.
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