The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1886-10-02

ley on Monday afternoon.
| All the new shapes in felts and
frames at Mrs. PAsCoE's.
Miss May Horton, sister of Mrs.
O. A. Britton, who has been pending
the summer in Superior, returned to
her home at La Crosse, yesterday.
Knots of all colors of zephyr for
crazy crochet work
+ at Miss JoHNsoN's
Mr.. t. Conan returned from the
east on " ednesday, and his immense
stock of dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes, etc, will arrive next week.
Persian novelty scraps in lovely
colors, just the thing for street hats,
at Mrs. PAscoE's.
L. A. Dauby and family got
away on the Wednesday evening train
/ They will spend few DAYS in St Paul
and Minneapolis before going to Mich
/ igan.
| All colors of chenille and ARA
sene for fancy work at
Miss JoHNsoN's.
Mrs. o. A. Britton and children
went down the road yesterday, and
will join Mr.. Britton and accompany
him 10 Black River Falls to attend
the NJ Z. conference
G. \. IA special meeting of the
G. A r. Post viii be held at the I'm
/ tied Workmen hall next Tuesday ey-
ening at 80 O'Clock \ full attend
auce is much desired
The rink managers advertise
masquerade carnival for this evening,
/ October ID. Three prizes will be Civ
EN- for best and most comic costumes.
Admission p cents, skates free.
The Calumet WAS aground most
Of the day yesterday. The tugs Cora
+. and J. L. Williams worked faith
fully several hours before the release
could be effected. -Duluth News.
Call and examine Miss Johnson's
hoods and toboggan caps, You can get
any color or size you wish.
L. F. Johnston and daughters,
Miss Lotlie and Mrs. T. B. Smith,
start Monday next for a visit with
friends in New York state We wish
them pleasant visit and safe return.
A Photographic view of the lie
high coal dock in this city, and the
fleet Of vessels unloading and awaiting
chance to do 50, WAS taken last Mon
day. A copy should be presented to
each Of the Dalush editors.
Baby bonne;s in plush and novel
/ " hoods in wool, in all colorS, at
+ Mrs. PAsCOE's
Tie Rev. T. H. Wright Of the
/ n. +. Church, being in attendance at
the annual conference at Black River
Fails this week, there will be no ser
vices in that church tomorrow. Sun
day school at tie usual hour
&C. G. Trapoen, travelling rtpres-
entative of r. G. Damn & Co.'S mar-
camille agency was prying into the
affairs Of our bnsiness men last Tues
day Mercantile agencies, il our hum
/ tie opinion, are consumate humbugs.
/ Mr.. Geo. Mason now drives as
fine az express outfit as can be found
in the state. That new wagon just
/ received from St. Paul completes the
outfit. George Is prompt and reliable
and viii no doubt do a good business.
Hats bonnets and turbans in the
latest styles at Miss JoHEsoS's
Her features are not regular, yet
what an attractive face she has!" 1t is
her beautiful hair Once it was thin,
grayish and fading. \ few bottles of
/ Parkcrs Hair Balsam wrought the
! transformation 1t will do as much
I for ANYBODY.
The TINES few days ago heard
the echo of the familiar war cry of
Vote for who you please, but don't
forget Old Charlie" which, being in
terpreted, means that Charley Lord is
again candidate for the Office OF
clerk Of court.
A laborer at the n p. dock was
badly injured this, Friday morning, by
being strnck by an engine. The worst
wound was on one Of his legs, but at
this writing we have not learned wheth-
err he will lose the limb or net, and
rumors as to how it happened are con
hicting.
To RENT-A good store room 20x40,
in West Superior. Inquire at the
TINES office.
We notice some Of our boys with
sling shots" going about killing wild
BIRDS We have state Law which
! protects these birds, which provides
severe punishment for such wanton
acts, and some Of our boys will yet be
made to feel these penalties if they do
not stop killing the birds.