The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-09-29

TO To Mrs. Pascoe and examine
her fine stock OF fall and winter
hosiery.
-Kennedy's Biscuit fresh from the
factory every week at DIVERS.
Gov. Oglesby has concluded to
take the stump for the republicans in
Illinois.
The Ladies "Guild" will meet
with Mrs. Martin Pattison Thursday
afternoon Oct, 4th.
Two pleasant furnished rooms to
rent near Court House. Inquire at
Court House of, S. E. TUBBs.
Mrs. Pascoe has Just opened a
fine line of tall Millinery. Call and
see the latest thing i'll shapes and
trimming.
Take one of those cans of Chipp-
ed Beef home for tea, Oliver keeps
them.
Jimmy Myers is the latest to do
his part toward increasing the grand
total OF our population. 1t is son,
and arrived Wednesday evening. The
TINES extends congratulations.
-Genuine Young America Cheese
at DIVERS.
The contract of grading Second
Street between Nettleton and Hol-
liug>head avenues was let To Mr..
Rubyour, Monday evening. He gets
3S cents per yard for moving the dirt
H. 5. Oliver is now able to sup
ply all lovers of a good cup of coffee
with the best grades of Mexican Coffee
Prof. D. C. Robert has the thanks
of the TINES family for fine mess of
fresh beans and turnips from his gar
den. The Prof. would make first
class granger, as his nice garden will
testify.
The Harper Brothers, of New
York, sent on here this week for pho
tographs of the eight Italians impli-
Gated in the death of Mr. Hubbard.
at Hawthorn last week. The pictures
were sent on rs requested.
Mrs. o. NJ. Langley arrived here
a few DAYS ago and the young pc ple
have now settled down To housekeep-
ing in one OF the Smith cottages on
9th street. Mr. Langley has charge of
Mr. Copillard's book store at the post
office.
On Monday | expect to open up
line of crockery and glass ware,
lamps etc. which all intending pur-
chaser> are invited to inspect
H. > OLIVER.
The water pipe is being put down
on Becker avenue. between Third and
Fourth streets. We do not know
what the next move will be. but pro-
baby the gus pipes will he ready by
the time the streets are n"vigable
again.
Allan TerBuSh can hardly see
ordinary mortals now. 1t is ten
pound boy and came last Sunday al
/ ,ermoon. It is Alian's first endeavur
and that no doubt has something to do
with the strut he now wears. Cigars
are in order.
/ The Northwestern Fuel Co, has
new advertisement in our paper to-
( dav. Mr.. Badgley i agent for this
+ end of town and will supply your or
ders promptly, ana all coal deliver
/ ed Is weighed So You will get full value
for Your money. See Adj.
/ At oar Book and Stationery store
YOU will find all kinds of nice and
tasty badges of all political parties
/ Also he old style OF cane used in the
! Harrison log cabin campaign of 1910
/ Mr.. Couillar.l will order anything y0U
want IN this line if he has not ALREADY
got it.
! have a few articles Of crockery
! glassware, groceries, canned goods, etc
I which must be sold this week regard
less of price. Also safe, show cases
and all store fixtures. A spring ex
tension Rochester Library lamp witt
/ No. burner, $1,000 cost S13.
! 1t i. +. BRADSHAW.
/ We see that Mr.. l.. F. Johnston
is bound to have lioht on the subject
ut all events. He has erected Oyer
his gateway an arch in the midst o
which hangs one Of those two horse
power Rochester lamps sold by IL. 4
George. l.. f. can now stay with the
BOYS half hour longer, and still fine
his way home.
Our Village Fathers having de
cided that they had the power to d,
so, have established three voting pre-
cincts in our Village, one at th'
est End, one on Connor's Point anC
one at the East End of town. Ger
tainly this is as it should be, but th'
legality of the action is questioned b.
some good attorneys.
All members of the Harrison an,
Morton club, and all those who ma,
wish 10 join, are requested to meet al
the Log Cabin, this, Saturday even
ing, at ! 80 o'clock, to perfect the or
ganization and make arrangement
for campaign work. Lamps must b,
ordered. and We canuot order tn,
right number unless a full roll cal
can be had. Don't fail to attend.
Ed Pratt, freight conductor oil
the Omaha road fell from his train
about FIVE o'clock this, Friday morn
ing. He got several scalp wounds bu
no bones broken. DIR. Gauyreau fix
ed him up comfortable and took hin
tn the hospital at Duluth, where, as
sisted by DIR. Richie of that city, tn