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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-03
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

FAUQUIER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Unity SIX miles south of Washington on
Il Virginia Midland Division of Piedmont Air
Line Open for guests from June Ito Dec. 1.
Gas, electric bells, hot and cold baths on each
floor. Most complete and best furnished brick
hotel in the South. Circulars at Buffers Phar-
macy, Bull and Congress streets. II. CABELL
MADDUX Manager
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Tan An,umn Iaronra,ons

MessTs. Raymond s. Whitconb have
arranged for ten delightful excursions
from Philadelphia In the month Of Sep.
tenber to soms Vt the mist attractive
resorts In Nav England, New York and
Canada. The parties will be personally
conducted, and have the advantages
whsoh are secured by the previous ar
rsngemsnt OF all the details of The jour.
ney. Among the attractive features Of
these trips are the Hadson liver, Lake
George Lake OhAmplAin, st. Lawrence
river, SAugenAy river, Watkins Glen,
Niagara Fslls, the AdlrOndsckB, the
Green MountAlDs, the lending Attrnc-
tions Of the Whits Mountains. and sew
erAl seaside resorts. There will also be
eKou urBioDs to Colorado and 10 the Yell
liwstVBe National Park September 10.
Also trips to the Pacific North west aud
California, aad Also 10 Southern Gal :
foEnia direct September 10 and October
g. Circulars fully describing any of
these tours eau be obtained Of Ra. =
mond & Whitoomb, Ill South Ninth
ttreet, under Continental Hotel, Phila.
helphlA, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
1hahaaor Wa lniuren.

"How long have you been in bust
ness rs a barber1"
"Nearly twenty years, sir. have
a son who will succeed me sooner or
later. 1 commenced when l was IA
years old"
~ am glad to hear 1t. And when
he opens business buy him a new
razor, The one you are shaving me
with has been injured by its twenty
years of service"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
ROTIuna.

NOrIOE-I, jobs KuPP, THE TEN
IN ant o. tho house situated al No
avs orange street, in tho FIRST ware
OF the city Of WilmIpgton, COUNT
OF Now OAstlo and state Of Ueia
ware, In esmpliAnso with the require.
meats OF the hcu OF the usnerAi As
9SmDly II such case made AMI provided, do
hereby give notice that | shall apply II
writing 70 tho Court OF General Sessions d
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state Of
Delaware, In and for New CASTLE County, on
MoudAy, the lTth day OF sept, A, d., 1883
boing the next term OF said court, for q II
oonhe for said house rs an ian or tavern, fll
the sale therein OF lntox loatinE iiduors IN
lo6a quantities than ems quart, 70 DO dTUpk
90 the premises, aud the following respSota.
bic oitiSens OF said ward recommend the
fnid application, viz:
Peter a. FAgan. Jacob noun,
GooIgo A. iRrpanteT, frank Jones'
Frederick HoldmAn, AuKaB. BiermLnn,
John q, Ireland, Julius Guatner,
ueo u Gibson, samuel . Our.ott,
Patrick Dougbsrty, william Veassy,
John 7. Dovine, John barker,
James O'Nsiu, TboBl Funbll,
". \. AAmAnn. James Boyle,
Dsniel MoElWSO, q. Uorrigan,
yohn Bador, James C'Donnell,
W. J Moklwos, Or Baker.
tharloe u, LAM, jos. Y. BAder,
John Mcguire, John W. UArpsrtsr,
s'o-St' JOHN kUPP.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
BALTIHOkE . 0llIO KAILR0AI !
sOHKDULE IN RTFROx. April su, lSsa
Trains leave pslaWAES Avenue Dspoe
EAST pOUND.

sOHMDUEE IN RBFRUx. April 70, lsss
Trains IsAvs delaware Avenue Dspoe
EAST DOUFD.
FOR Phiiadelphia and Ohsgeor, OlO, 2 %
80, % so,e colo 30 and all IL .. m, :; 90 g 90
", % 70, - Q %, ] 90. % 20 and IS p. N
p. m.
FOR Singerly, accommodation, daily Il o.
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily OF.
oegt Sunday SbA. m.
For ohicRgo and PittsDurE, express, daily
BS q. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
II 39 = m.
Baltimore accommodation, daily 7Gs m.
PittsburR, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 3 20 . IN.
Singerly aooemmods stlon, daily 30 D m,
TOh LANDSS BERG, 10 A. ID SUNDAY
2niy, moo q. n; 6ailS except Sunday, 3 q
IrAin1 lsAys nlGEst Street stailoni
H9r PhllAdelphie ssb p. m. daily. Roi
isRtdmoro - p. z, dAiiy. HoH LaEden
osfS e.so and ll.0O =. ID. daily, except aun.
DAY; a,lok. u on sunday cn;yi ass and $50
Pltts6urE. Chicago and 81 Louis express
Trains ioF NIlrIngROn-T,asys PhnsasJ
phiA, daily, ~ %, Ao.00, hll 90 o. n, Il %
noon, ! - 400, 1 90, AtVO, $50. Glo, 10 10,
Daily, except sunday, asO, 1850 3. n,
AA.9S, and 20 Q. M.
Sunis5s only, ala an.
Express trSinsh
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LOWER THAI
VIA ANY OTHER LINZ.
v. "A. OLEmEHT2, o. DJ5OULA
qenl ManaEef. SsnIPSas. AEsh'
ToiaDhona No. lgA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
WILmINarON . ruRrn rlsN q. q

Time table in effect, July sth 1888, Trains
le1Ve Wilmington (French street) as follows:
For keading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, Spring.
IamAqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Werners.
vile aud an points on the philadelphia Ant
Reading Il. r., 7.e0 a, m. and 2. 40 D. m.
For Springfield, WAynesburg Junction
Coatesville, fmOTeevlle, LenRpe, Chadd'i
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate pointR
7.00a. m, and s. 90 D. m.
Fer Coatesvllle and intermediate points al
100 a. M, 40 and 500 D. IN.
For West Chester, 100 q. M, 40 and so
p. m.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For New Bridge and intermediate pointst
9. 10 p. m. and on Saturday only at go ant
II. l5 p, m.
ON sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at SOS a. M, and for Springfield And
intermediate points At $50 p. m.
A, q, McCAUSLAND, BOWN ESS BRIGGS,
superintendent. 9en'l Pass, Ag't.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
NoTIoE TAXPAYERS TAXI az

NOTlOE TAXPAYERS TAXI RJ
IN TlUE,
Oity and School Taxes for 1898.
The undersigned, receivers OF Laxss for the
Olty OF llmtngton, viii no at 10 y. eth st
oetHeen matRst and King Sts., durlbg the
mouth OF July, 1883, between tn hours Of s
had y 10 the morning, and fg0m TO IL
IN AFTERNOON, for the purpose Of rooelvInE
taxes. On AL taxes paid during July, there
WI bs reduction OF . oents on every dol.
lAT, and all tAxss paid on or aftes the Let
Gay OF August, shall De payabls without q
dednotlon aforosNidi and all tAxos unpaid
on the lBt day of fSOptam ber, sha ii be increee
ed by the edditlRn offs per osntum on the
amount thereof kDMU MI r. MOODY,
hoooivor OF Horthern district, inelndinR
al north Of 9th street.
MARTIN ]. MEALEY,
ROeeivoT OF Southern dis.rIet, innludirF
all south OF 9Th stFeaL io9o-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Lnne unrn nt ) l,nraaln.

Ladies' Wishing lsos oHps for their
Misses Husill & Polst, Second and Tat
nall streets, wnGre they oAu secure .
bargain; also the watch spring correct.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
EdWardMolChiOT
2I4 King Street.
1 have received large line Of hshiny
tackle which l am selling at
the lowest prices.

s jOinted ash rods, 10 Cts
4 jOinted ash rods, 20 Cts.
2 tO1nted bamboo rods, plain, 81
cts.
8 3JOintea bamboo rods, plain,
cts.
4 JOinEed bamboo rods, plain, "a
OIs.
3 jOinted bamboo rods, reel, land
and guides, 81.
4 AjOtnted bansbo9 rods, reel, Hand
and guides, SI.26.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from Csc to $500. Come te
the oldest established house In Delaware
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price .lisi
of base ball aud sporting goods
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Work Now ana Onser Alter Election
Troy Times (Hep.)

Troy rimes (Hep.l
Enthusiasm is excellent. it has never
elected to such an extent IN behalf of the
Republican cause and cRndldares as at
pr, sent In the beginning OF a pi 9 idential
campaign. But enthusiasm with all it's
demonstrations of popular sentiment, in.
tense and earnest as It may be, will not OF
itself achieve success. We warn the
fri nds of Protection of the peril of over
confidence, Many battle for the right
has been lost from this cause. Work
must be done; compact organization is
absolutely necessary to success. Pre-
pare.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Philadelphia. Wilmington & BAL
tmore Railrcad.
JULY 3Oth ISS9
RPARus wnI leave wIlmtngtop n. e.V,,-


Trains VIII leave Wilmington ~ RsIIsu
PhilAdelphiA (expressl, 4 a1 %, sao. ~
Si9 s 80 ia iogz b h iiSi =. NJ, ~ u !; !
4 ASSg%TSass SSS g s,S Z g 4; & "a lO~ a. m,
9'.d: il o ii ii a. n. Z e. 81. ss, s 70 Ss an n
Acco@nodation, So GU. gOS $40, 10 IS
a.!n., $sd, log, s a2, ID, and 10 % D. IN.
New York, 200 3e2 ! 90 go, Q &, s 50, 10 o.
ne o. 4; a "a, 1a:, z'AR lSS' A. bA 'e16 7O6
For West Chester, via LanOkiu, % an,
For NeRGr2 P toe toentrey T and intermediate alta,
BIltsnofs And Intermediate = stations, 10 Il
Rsiti@oarae and Bay II line, = 4sp.m.
baltimore and Washington, f9s, 4 ~ sN
e z and u o. a. M, II o.. Il II, az. "a, sii
Trains for DelawAre Division leave for:
y ~" Oastes ~, ~ Il ~, y % g. m, 2As SU
Seorgetowp and Lewes. 8 30 a. N :, ,Snp.n.,
Itehoboth, @A. MD sop. m.
eeNford lexpressl, % p. IA.
:, Harrington, DelmAr, and way stations. 90;
Express for Harrington. . 80 p. n. wu
EIpIess tor Dover. harrington. and Del.
Franklin CITY, sOG. N,
Exprese for Cape Charles, Old Point .Corl,
fort and Norfolk, II 06 Night.
Leave Fhilhdeiphiss BROAD Street, for VII.
mington lexpressl, u Is, 8 so, 7M, ~. ain
10 70. u IS II h6 q. M, 202, 3O1, l02 1M
o, b2l, 6W, 61, mop. m.
AccommodA ion, e2b, 10 % q. m, In. 4 "a
sH, fa,S q SIS 10 0o 10 40. and IL n B, n,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For philadelphia (e1pre1s), 400, 262 an
70, 40, II 81 a, m, - ~, ana 1852. q
a A''eoln ,n modanon, Is a. me- Rll lS. 40
beo, 90 and 100 m.
EoE chester leIpre5sJ, ! Is. 10. IL 81 q M,
b u. 2 %. and 10 % y. m.
.AecommodAton, SIS M, IL 10. / rs, an
slA IL OIL m, az. bA, . %, , %, and ID. .Ot
FOr West Chester, via LAmokin, SIS a, NJ,
FoT Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort, ane
For New oastle, Middletoun, Clayton
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Beaford. I.aurSi
and Delmar, ID OS Might,
10 Il a. m, Il os, 8 q, and2Ss IY1 Dc p, m, sslti.
more, 9. % and Il s. D, m, -
Leave philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII.
A. NJ, b.6s, 6.a and Ii. % z. n. '''N Ian
Accommodation. 8. as 10. q A. N, Il aSAIna,
$40, 8, IS and u.HP. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are 70
ferred 70 the ticket once at the station.
Trains marked thus (sl are limited expresA
upon which extra fare u charged,
General kSSsasr ka General PSsSeSSe4 y; M1Sp Art
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

nEAtNESS SsTs' suoSsssIuicTnE SaH nss q ySui ST
01wn home By one who was deaf twenty
eight yeGrB. Treated by most OF the no
ted;s ipsoiAlists without beneAt. Cured him
golf IN three nonths, and since thsn hun
drsdI Of others. Fell Particular sent on Ap
plieA Ion. T, y, r. Oh, No. a west Slst
~, New York Oily, cene-tus u, ,AArsMa
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
TsEsAn.

TsEAF, TWO NEW Y. e
snd ~ .s ~ IjiAyton snd dupont:
~ es'"sastIl q sastIlJDIN9. Lishth and
rests -
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

II you want . sOea piOtuTe, true 10
nAtu5e, OF your lovely phlz, so to j..
Paul Browns studio, No. 6lT Nail Of
street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
AaMA RAon

thaS everybody ought TO know Mat q
SereeAnt gives 2240 lbs. Of the bcsi, we'll
cleaned coal in svery ton you buy. Oak
pine and hioory hndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for withdrawing. Yard
foot Of Monroe street. Central office
Seventh and King streets. Look for tbs
blue siRn. OpeninH in the evening.
DR.. sinams' white PuImonIo Balsam,
The great and migAt7 lung medicine
for coughs, sore throat SO, Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being exoslled
by any other. BOO. and 81, Depot, An
and King sts. Bold By dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

IN August 18th, 1883.
Tho firm OF pRuner h Py'0 IL tht5 day dis
solved b. mutuAl consent. The b. siness
will here alter bs o)nducte' by Filg ghmRn
llAnDer, at tha same place, No SEA range
street. TILdHMAn DAaNEk,
AlA6 L. ". PYLE.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
Notice,

Tho zanuina ShNrpless creamery has
ter hiss ShArpiess printed In full on each
print. Alwsyg for sale by Lynch b
Ltary, Madison street. grocerE, N. W.
coruer Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
ARLINGTON HOUSE

ATLANTIC OITY, M.
This delightfully."- located house, on Michl.
gan Avenue near tho beach, enlarged and
renovated through out, now oDen for RssetB.
iyBo-2.t JAMES STOKES, Prop.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

N -ELEOrRO rLATIHg WITH
In silver. ntoAel, brass AND copper. Al
so nstEl polishing and bronGing tart'ou-
lar attention TO reDlatinS Knives, iolhs,
spoons and other table ware.
II. b. COOLEY, RoaT Ill Walnut ST.,
iy23-lfnA WilminR ton. neI.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

HU.s ruhY BRlO1
tt.s'Tai1i AZ No roe street. contains
No ", vhs,h. IN 1rstolass ORDER
tsni e,s. el,-sr,,1eos. Apply 70 A.
I,S' D. this OF oe'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

-prusB ALMOST NbW'
ALL-,h.1Nt,de I'd eond .tIon; little cash
|ph lsSyluE city this y tne
tWlSw5 Nm ington for the money.
~ ,,o" spply b S. hOmE Ek !. ~ y II
EAa. lotn o.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

Call for foe cream soda water 81
Bsaton Smiths drug stOrel Seventh and
Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

NOTICE. WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April 3, to regulate, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work lett ~
Kyle's, Ninth and King streets, or at my
residence, 1875 Poplar street, Whining ton,
Del, viii receive prompt attention!
JACOB DEAKYNE.
Regulator OF Weights aud Measures.
hlO- SUI -sOd
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
LEVY - COURT
GEORGE MCCALL,
WILMINGTON HUNDRED.

SUBJECT TO the kepubllchn nomination. aleu-
4 6NONFHlt = n CE ACADE mH, nv II
~ ol.- Boarding ana DaJ SchUul for bOtn
sexes, Scholars prepared for business, teRsh
Ing, the pfoisesions and college. NoJsl and
instrumental Music lrsWinz ana Painting.
OF the Principal and Preoaptrebs, Terms, f,
500 Der year. Fall Term begins Sept ard.
FOR catalogue, address W. l.. 9OODlNG'
Al.lst Dover, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
dividend.

A dlyidend has been declared by the mana
gers of the Wilmington and PhilAuel DhiA
Turnpike Company Of thirty cents per share,
payable on or after the 18th inst. at 1903 Mar
ket street. jos. TATkALL,
au-l0-l0t Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
DROPOsALs.

IOROPOSALS.
1EALED PROPOSALS Will be resolved
until ~ o'olook' M, UbSpAH, AUGUST
2laE 1888, by the ndsEsiE ned iot tho cree.
tion Of the abutmonts, wings WAlls and su
perstruoture OF an iron bridge ever BsGvef
Valley Orsek, on the limo between Now Uas
tie county, Delas skfe and UslAwaro UOuntJ
Pa. Plans and eolhoAtlons can be s0an al
tho Court Honss, WIlmlnRIOr, Del, II
charge Of the iAnitor. All nids to be iraet-
cd to the chair ran OF the committee BiiI
will bo opened AuRust 2lst, ai2 O'clock, or
the ground whore the bridge is 10 be con
uuoted.
The right to rsleot auJ or al bids ressrv.
cd. In. 9RUBB OhsirmBn,
THOMAS TOY
US.W.MoOREO1Fn
Ao'l0t Olmmittao
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

|,T light MANUFACTURE
slns y tE' .,1Iov Slsy' IL ii IsgG, pSy owner
'pth 10 P''A Aui0-3tt
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-17
CALIFORNIA MOST sHEEP SOUTH 70
FREE TRADE
10 the Editor of tho Prtas.

SIR: VIM you please inform me
through your columns which if the largest
wool producing state in the Union and
what is the idea of the representatives of
the Southern states voting for the Mills
bill, which seems to me to be directly op-
posed to their interests. Respectfully,
Wnrpu
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

mington (expressl, Il rs, 80, 7M, III. Sia
70, u IS II Is a. M, 2o2, S01. i02 f@
o, b2l, 6W, go, i1f0p. N.
AccommodA ion, e2b, 10 Is a. m, In z "a
8 q, 4Sz,' 2 s IS 10 Os 10 40. and ii n B, n,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-17

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
a PLEASANT OCCASION.

III response to invitations issued,
ABOUT seyenty-five of our citizens con-
gregated in the spacious and elegant
paIlors of Mr.. and Mrs. James Bardon,
last Monday evening, to pay their re-
spects to their host and hostess. and ia
spend a social evening together. Mr..
pardon has large and elegantly fin
lShed and furnished home, and the
large company had no trouble in find
ing circulating room, even to the dane
erS who could not resist the temptat-
ION TO "trip the light fantastic" when
the music struck up. Mr.. and
Mrs Bardon are royal entertainers,
ana with the games provided, and a
little chat with this one and then an
Other, they kept all active and happy.
y sumptuouS coallation was served
later in the evening, which was very
generally discussed by all, and no note
OF time was made, until the Growing of
the cock warned the company that it
was time to retire. The occasion was
III honor of DR.. and Mrs Conan, who
leave us to spend the winter in Chi
cago, whittier they take with them the
best wishes of all present, for pleas
ant winter i'll the western metropolis.
Among those present we recall the
following names:-Mr and Mrs. Hiram
Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Brooks,
Mr.. and Mrs. H W Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs II. E. L&fitte, Mr. and Mrs. w.
j. Conan, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Robert,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Grace, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. f. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
f. Bishotf, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Oh
iver, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lutte Christie
Mesdames: Geo. f. Holcomb, d. III.
Perry, ". c. Waldo, James Newton,
). Z. Anderson, r. B. Mclean; Misses
Matte Bradshaw, Anna Butler, Carrie
McLain, Vic. KeaOugh, Cecilia Laffitte,
Mildred Perry, Lillian Russell, Emma
Dolby, Minnie Johnson; Messrs. c. L.
Catlln, Peter f. Bradshaw, H. S. But
Ter, f. Mcmahon, Charles Thornton,
Grafton Mason, W. p. Perry, James
Butler, Joe ID. Conan, l.. d. Newton,
Thomas Conan, James S. Richie, Ed.
Mcmahon, Harry Newton, Phil II.
Perkins, John a Bardon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01

DEADLY DYNAMITE.
Duluth News of the 2Sth.

Duluth News of the 2Sth.
Erie Peterson, for several years one
of Macarthur Bros most trusty and
careful foremen, was injured by dyna-
mite and may die. 1t was at g. p. m
that he noticed q number of dynamite
cartridges burning, which had been
placed near d fire in order TO thaw
them out. This was ON First street at
seventeenth avenue east. Now, con
trary to the belief of most people, dyn-
amite does not explode when burned,
but does explode when subjected to
force or pressure. Peterson went to
the fire and taking out some of the
cartridges tried to stop them from
burning by putting his foot on them
That didn't work and 50 he thought to
smother the flames by putting an old
coat over them. The coat, it is alleged,
kept certain gases from escaping and
these caused an explosion by them
selves communicating a shock to the
dynamite, which in turn exploded and
threw Peterson a great distance with
a terrific report.
As soon as his comrades could get to
him Peterson was put into a wagon
and taken to st. Luke's hospital. There
it was found that his face had been
badly scorched, one leg broken and the
other most fearfully mangled, not to
speak of the dirt, gravel and pieces of
sticks that were to be seen in the lac
Grated members. The index and mid
die fingers of the right hand had been
taken off at the first joint while the
thumb had been torn off and with it
good part of the hand as far the
wrist. He was in most pitiable agony.
Owing to the reserve force which his
constitution possesses, he has an even
chance of pulling through with his life,
but he must always be an object of
compassion. His employers are bound
to see that the injured man has every
attention, no matter what may be the
cost. Peterson is a man of thirty-live
years, and has brother here who also
works for Macarthur Bros. Later in
formation says the injured man died
the next day
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
TIN. OAK HALL

Clothing house of West Superior is
one of the largest institutions of its
kind at the head of the lake. Mr.. Abra-
ham, the genial proprietor. is de
cendent of Father Abraham in a di-
rect line, although he does not in per
SOnal feature or form much resemble
his ancient ancestor. But he carries
fine line of clothing of all kinds, and
sells as cheap as the circumstances will
permit. He has fine line of fur and
fur trimmed OyercoatS for men and
boys, and all other kinds of OvercOatS.
He has cheap and fine suits ranging in
price from 800 to $1,000 per suit, 50
that all, the rich and the poor, the
high and the low, the fat and the lean,
may find just what they want at the
Oak Hall Clothing store. lie also car
ries an elegant line of underwear of
pure flannels and mixed goods, of all
sizes and colors for men and boys. His
line of hats and caps is all that could
be desired to select from, and in gloves
and mittens and all kinds of gents fur
nishing goods his stock is complete.
Don't fail To visit the Oak Hall cloth
ing house, West Superior, before you
buy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
THE HOLIDAYS f!
Now 1 am in a Holiday IIumor.

We shall soon stand upon the very
threshold of Christmas. y few points
of time, and the day of all the year-a
day big with bliss to youth and hope,
fraught with ineXpressi bly tender me
mories to the matured-Willha have dawn
ed upon a scene of innocent happiness
which, in its natural recurrence, types
the glad green of the oasis in the burn
ing desert. Let us be happy! We get
a brief glance Of a world made happy
by kindness. Let us make the most Of
it! Let us try to make others happy,
by beStoWing upon them some tangible
proof of our friendship and good will!
For ourselves we not only wish happi-
ness to our customers, but we may
with all mOdesty, claim to be able to
confer substantial measure of it up
on them by the appropriate presents
which we can recommend to them.
Hundreds Will be gratified with the
beautiful and useful presents of which
mention is made in our "HOLIDAY
MESSENGER"-which viii be sent
free to all who apply for it-for those
who have not yet decided what to buy
for their relatives or friends will find
IN that pamphlet list of things suit
able. We always do our utmost to
merit our patrons patronage, and we
beg to solicit your orders for such Holt
day Goods you may be needing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
-Our people have got the city char

Our people have got the city char
ter fever bad, and some of them feel
as though they could hardly wait for
the legislature tomeet 50 as to get one.
We are not SO everlastingly certain
that a city charter is the only one
thing needful for our common good,
but if it is to be so decided. it is mat
ter in which haste should be made
slowly. There are many things to be
considered and carefully thought over.
\ committee of say eight or ten of the
coolest headed, conservative men, with
a goodly sprinkling of the best legal
brains should be empowered to go
ahead and frame charter and then
submit it to the people at a pub
lie meeting, where it may be reviewed
and amended, if deemed necessary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01

Our devil fell down and hurt his
hand last Monday and has been laid up
most of the time since Tuesday and
Wednesday the editor was so nearly
on the sick list that what he done just
next to nothing. Then came Thanks
giving day with all its enjoyable, tho
laborious duties, which had to be at
and Jerry Rusk told Us we must. As
result of all of these drawback"
the TINES has been left to care for it
self largely, this week, and is hardly
up to its usual standard of excellence.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-12-01
MISS KATE OLIVER.

Miss Kate Oliver, professor of Flo
cution at Albert Lea college, viii give
an entertainment at the Presbyterian
church. in Superior,
NEXT MONDAY EVENING,
Dec. Sd. Her program of dramatic
readings and recitations includes a
large variety of selections. y quar-
tette of fine singers embracing the best
home talent, have kindly consented to
aid on this occasion. Tickets 30 cents,
NAV lie had at the jewelry store of II.
\. George. also at Mrs. Maxim's store.
Remember the date