The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-29

] pay lDeraIly Tor votes.
Monday night was very stormy
but still the church was very well filed
to hear the singers. The entertain
ment was good and Melted the ladies
$50. We hope they will get up anoth-
! er soon.
To RENT-StoTe No. $50 w. ID. st ,
lately shoe shop, grocery and fixtures.
! Also Quebec House containing ii
rooms, suitable for boarding and eat
ing house. j. S. RITCHIE.
T. B. Smith & Co, have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. L. F. Johnston retir-
ing. Mr.. Smith will continue the bus
mess and serve the public with good
flour, meal, ground feed, hay, etc, as
of yore.
DIR. Slaughter spent most of his
time last week and part of this week
in Duluth in attendance upon sick
brother there. The doctor is with us
once more, however, and ready to res
pond to all calls.
Lot 275 West Sth st for sale In
quire at this office.
Were it not for Mr.. Paden's old
record as member of the village adj
ministration he would stand a good
show to be elected. But like Banco's
ghost that Infamous record haunts
him at every turn.
hot ho,
been prepared for the enlargement of
The Euclid hotel to twice its present
capacity. This speaks we'll for our
town and also for the hotel which has
not yet been running one year.
The Call is frantic over the evil
dent decision of the people to elect Mr..
Pattison. If the Call can't continue
to suck the public teat it will die, as it
has blown IN all the So 1000 it
robbed the people of during the past
year.
-Frenchy, your day has come You
went into the Democratic party to rep
resent faction. You have promoted
factional strife. You have poisoned
your own drink, and your vomit is a
stencil to the nostrils Of the people
Inter Ocean.
Mr. Pattison is of the opinion that
sewers can be built and water pipes
laid here in the winter as well as i'll
the summer and that home labor could
be thus employed, especially SO i'll such
an open winter as we have had this
winter Vote for him.
A band of Dobie men were down
at this end of town Thursday blow
ing in money and taking in lots of
poor whisky. A beautiful way to con-
duct a political campaign. But then
desperate men resort to desperate
measures to carry point.
A fine new line Of dress goods of
all kinds. also hats, caps, boots and
shoes for men, ladies and children has
just been received at Roy's store, on
Second street. Goods all fresh from
the Eastern markets and Of the latest
styles. Call and examine them.
Nothing but sectional bolt will
defeat Mr.. pattison. and we do not
believe that the West End people viii
consent to anything of that kind. All
sections of the city will receive due at
tention from him as our mayor, and
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Mr. Charles Brand, a member of
the police force at this end of the city,
and member of the firm of Brand *
MaXSon, was married to Miss Meenie
Silver, at the " est End last Tuesday.
Mr.. Brand and wife have our best
wishes for prosperous journey
through life.
I. F. Johnston got to fooling
about Il lumber pile the other day and
created big tumble" in that com
modify. One long square piece caught
him on the calf of the leg and peeled
it to the ankle in good form, and now
he carries that member in sling and
walks with cane.
Mr.. s. +. Tubbs is still quite sick,
and is confined to the house and much
of the time to his bed. lie was very
sick all of last week in Milwaukee, but
! succeeded in getting home on Sunday
morning. At times his case assumes
/ very serious symptoms, but we hope 10
/ see him out again soon.
Martin Pattison represents no
clique or faction. Politically he rep,
resents the Republican party and
after next Tuesday he VIII, as mayor
of the city, represent all the people of
the city and his administration VIII be
in the interest of all the people. WI hat
more can you ask or expect of a man:
A full block of ten large lots il
Superior City. On the market for g
few days only.
-Dobie subscribed $1,000 to the stee
barge plant, say his supporters Wei
what if he did, he got his money easy
and he could afford to spend it freely
besides all that he only gave it because
he felt sure he would get five or tel
times as much back again through the
increased values of his real estate. NJ
credit in such giving.
All kinds of stories are being put
in circulation by the Dobie men anC
Brennan men TO defeat Mr.. Pattison
But a man with a good record does no.
fear these campaign lies, and Mr.. Pat
tison being of this class, only smile:
when he hears them spoken Of, ant
feels satisfied that his majority i
growing all the time.
One of the campaign lies put il
circulation was to the effect that Thu
editor of the TINES was opposing Mr.
Pattison. Such talk amounts TO no