The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-03-16
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Judge Marshall adjourned cour

LOCAL MATTERS
Judge Marshall adjourned court
at noon yesterday.
Our county commissioners will
hold their next meeting on the 2Sth
inst.
Mrs. Badgley has been very sick
the past two weeks but is little bet
ter now.
DO you want an immense For
mosa Oolong Tea? Go to MoRRIsoN's
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. r. b. Mclean, Thursday after
noon, March Dist
Commissioner E. II. Merton, of
White Birch, was in the city ON Thurs
day, and made us a pleasant call.
Mr. Haskins of Barron county, has
been looking over our city with view
to locating here in business venture.
DO you want anything in Teas or
CofieeS2 60 to MoRRfSON'S.
Cos Tower Ave.
Our Band of Hope is preparing for
another entertainment Glad to hear
it. Their entertainments are always
good.
We are glad to hear that the wife
of Rev. Rouse, of the West End, is
better. She has been very low with
typhoid fever.
DO you want a first class uncolored
Japan Tea? Go to MoRRisoN's.
The ladies aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church viii meet with Mrs. 5. Z.
Tubbs, next Wednesday afternoon.
All urged to be present
Mr.. Searle has leased the Coburn
property on Sd street, and viii return
ish it throughout and tit it up for a
first class boarding house.
DO you want the finest coffee in
America: Go to MORRISON'S,
COS Tower Ave
We understand that the Street
railway track on second street is to be
taken up and relaid on Fifth street
which viii give a better and more
direct route and the service is to begin
in May.
Miss Patrick is prepared to ell
all orders in dressmaking, either at
your own residence or at the residence
of ". Ogilvie, Tailor, on 18th street
Orders may be left at his store on Sec
ond street.
For lame back and chest use Shi-
ol0h's porus plaster. Price % cents.
Sold by l.. ID. Newton.
Mr.. Farr, our iiveryman has sold
his entire plant and business here to
MIR. Murdoch, of West End, who has
taken possession. Mr.. Murdoch viii
move his family here as soon as he can
find a house to live in
Tie first thing which at all resem-
bled a March storm was on deck Thurs
day morning when we got up 1t was
a reasonably stormy day but not so bad
as it might have been. Two or three
inches Of snow fell,
"IIackmetack" a lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price q to % cents
Sold by l.. ID. Newton.
Mr., ~ q. Decent and wife viii 60
out to their Dakota home in a few days
t. superintend the seeding of his large
farm there. He expects to put in some
800 acres of wheat. They Will return
to Superior about the first of May.
Mr.. \. ]. Angus has decided to
90 back to Pike Lake, on the Northern
Pacific road, between here and Ash
land and open up his hotel there for the
/ benefit Of the summer tourists. He
/ viii be ready for business next week.
AT the West End they are going to
have crematory for disposing of their
/ garbage. We have talked with some
who declare the system a very expen-
sive and not Il very satisfactory meth
cd of maintaining a healthy sanitary
/ condition.
Frank Baird, the celebrated Chalk
Talker viii lecture in the Methodist
Church in Duluth next Monday even
ing for the benefit of the Ladies Aid
Society. His subject viii be the Mis-
sion of Humor. Tickets 30 cents, and
I for sale at Mrs Idelis store.
If nothing occurs to interfere with
present arrangements, Mr.. Hauser viii
continue his meetings at the West End
next week or longer, beginning Tues
+ day evening. The meetings viii be
held in the Congregational church.
May further success attend them.
-Shiloh's Cough ana Consumption
/ cure sold by Us on a guarantee. |
Cures Consumi ton. Sold by l.. D.
Newton.
ID. +. Long got ju lgment against
Jno. Burns in the circuit court to the
extent of $3.50 ana costs The suit was
+ bought 10 recover commission on the
sale of The lots or the northwest corner
! of Tower ana Eighth streets, and
which NJ. Burns refused to deliver.