The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
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w got another neaNy ran L ucS-
day night.
Our hospital now contains over
thirty patients.
For the latest thing out in Corset
Waists, go to Mrs. PAsCoE's.
Fine papers, envelopes and blank
books, at the post office news stand.
Imported Anchovies, Shrimps,
CLAIMS, Canned Fish at Mrs. MAXiM,s.
For states, pencils, scratch tabs,
pens, inks, etc; call al the post office
news stand.
-Sho IS for ladies aad children, also
a full line of hosiery at Mrs. PAsCoE's :.
The adjourned term of the circuit
court viii be opened here next We'd
nesday the 10th.
Novelty Bralds. handsome and
good at small cost at Mrs. PAsCoE's 5.
The democrats of Massachusetts
have nominated Charles II. Amsden
for governor.
Hair Ornaments Of the latest
styles at Mrs PAsCoE 5.
Mrs J. NJ Hall and son Willie, of
Iron River, are i'll the city visiting
Mi. and Mrs. James Kane.
Elegant Combs, Hat Pins, etc, in
great variety at MRS. PAsCOE's.
w. b. Lowrie has begun work on
Il new residence at the corner of Beck
er avenue and Sixteenth street.
-BoneIess Chicken, potted Meats
and Rclishes for jicnics and lunches
at Mrs. MAXIM 5.
C. S. Starkweather is off to the
sunny south again where he is super
intending some building operations.
The Nicollet House is full from
basement to garnet, and Landlord
Kane wears broader smile than ever.
The solitary festival oyster has
put in his annual appearance. To be
found at Donahue y Colbcck's meat
market.
Mr. AMI Mrs J. d. Robbie return
ed from their trip east last Sunday
morning. They report a very pleasant
visit
--Reys. Cadg ana Durrie Of this city
went down to Ashland on Thursday to
attend 20 some church matters. They
Will return today.
The county has ordered fifty suits
Of stril ed clothing tor the benefit CT
our county prisoners. The guard Will
also be uniformed.
james ID. Butler ana G. T. Frey
have joined fortunes III the real estate
business with their Office Oh Fifth St.
near : ettlttol avenue.
Mr. J H. West and bride returned
home Sunday morning last and VIII lie
r.&dy to 90 TO housekeeping as soon us
their new house is done.
-Ashland WAS visited by heavy
rain storm on Monday. Cellars and
stores were flooded, ana the damage
dohe Is tstiiildttd ~ 9-5'o'V'
All the schools, inclu ling the
Catholic paroeh al school, begun the
school year last Tuesday morning.
The general attendance is good.
Milan TerBush and family will oc
cupy ll2 east Hall Oh 'iie hahusoiile
ne" oo"'.ie residence J"s' "iiii''e'eu
ny 'aPI, Marty OH ''eeoi'" s''ee''
Our school officers have finally got
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oompans' psohe ground Tor 1,, rs NEW
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Ed johnson has the contract for
doing the excavation FOR the addition
20 nc fdel." iio'el, ana - puS''in -,
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Ptliii.''
Jos. C. lIenvis who has been visit
ing in the East for two OF three weeks,
returned home Tuesday evening,
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There is q great amount OF build
! ing going on at this end of the city
now. and vet every house and every
room is engaged long before they Will
'' i'''>'S ~ - a.
We would say to all the school
children that the post Office news stand
IS the headquarters for al school sur
plies. Anything wanted not IN stock
! W i'll lie PROMPTLY ordered.