The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-11-13

The official CANVASS of the vote Of
last week haying been completed, we
! lay it before our readers to-day.
Mr.. II. C. Plunkett, American
manager of the Powder River cattle
company's affairs, is in the city this
week
The Mite Society of the Episco-
pal church will meet at residence of
Mr.. r. G. Coburn Oh next Tuesday
evening. All are invited.
FoR SALE-A Childs Bed and a
Stoye drum Will be sold at bar
gain. Inquire of
Mrs. +. NJ. MAXIM.
Mr. Warren Potter, of Chippewa
Falls made us a pleasant call Thurs
day evening. 1t is always a pleasure
to meet and chat with Warren.
FoR SALE-A good horse and
carriage. VIII be sold separately If
preferred. Inquire of
DR.. E. 7. GAUvREAU.
And now our young ladies are
ANXIOUS to find out who are the four
"old bachelors" that voted against
the woman suffrage question last week.
A large number of our young
people attended social hop at Hotel
Tower, in West Superior Thursday
night, and of course report Il good
time
Mr.. Mantor's family is recovering
from the scarlet fever. The youngest
child, Master Fred, has had a pretty
severe attack, but seems to be coming
out Of it all right
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratch
es of every kind cured in 10 minutes
by WooIford's Sanitary Lotion. Use
no other This never fails. Sold by
+. I. GauYreau druggist.
Most of the Taylor men say that
the Strong move was a purely Christ
lie move" Thank you, gentlemen,
but You Altter Us. But all the glory
does not belong to Us By any means
We only count one in the little army
of patriots.
A Young nan, a good scholar,
with excellent references, wishes to
make himself useful in any suitable
capacity. Address II. +.
This Office
Seven hundred head OF cattle be-
longing to the Powder River company
enroute for Chieogo. were unloaded
and rested day at their yuds here
this week About one thousand more
are expected to arrive to-day to 60 ia
to the stalls here.
Mr.. Taylor carried his own coun-
". Barron. by 32l majority. Two
wears ago he carried by over 800 maj
GRITTY. There is not much glory to he
derived from supporting such a cen
didate, and TIE republican party will
do we'll to heed the warming.
Mr. TcrBush, late in the employ
of the \. P railroad company, has ne
cepted the position Of cashier in Mr..
Neil Smiths grocery house, and will
enter upon his new duties next week.
Mr.. Smith is fortunate in securing
such an able assistant.
Upon thinking the matter all
over, Mr.. Mantor has decided to re-
main in the employ of the n p road,
and to remain with us. He will take
Il rest for few days before resuming
office duties. BY this arrangement
Mr.. Taylor's stay with lis will be
short.
w. T. Price Is reelected to con-
gress By about 10 900 majority. With
two or three more runs "Bi!l" will
have the district solid for him. Mr..
Price is a plain out spoken man, but
strictly honest and believes what he
says, and that is what wins with an
intelligent and thinking public.
About the best campaign joke we
have heard of is told by neighbor
Moran. He says the Strong move
was got up and carried through by
"Jim Bardon and Christie" and as
Mr.. Strong was looked upon as the
Prohibition candidate, we think Mr..
Bardon had better set up the cigars.
Mr.. r. G. Hanna has decided to
90 to California, and will leave US for
that land Of perpetual sunshine next
week He will be accompanied by
his sister, who, being in poor health,
has been ordered to the Pacific coast
as the most suitable climate for her.
/ The best wishes of a host of Superior
friendly go with them.
Before Mr.. kimball of the Wave
came into the county the Republicans
had captured the office of Superintend-
ent of Schools. In his first campaign
Mr.. kimball connives, consents, and
assists in taking this Office away from
the republicans and giving it back to
the democrats. A nice republican
you are, Mr. Wave. Give us another