The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-29
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.


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Tuesday for 81 100000.
Most of the public work now i'll
hand. and under contract viii be laid
over until next spring.
Harry Avery declares he is going
to have that deer if it takes all sum-
mer--or one equally as good.
This beautiful Indian summer is
captivating all the strangers who visit
our city. 1t is beautiful, for a tact.
THAT HACKING COUGH can
eb quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by l. ID. NEWTON.
Mrs. J. NJ Hall and son Willie, OF
Iron River, were in the city the past
week spending Thanksgiving with
friends.
Our Baptist friends held a very
pleasant social at the residence of {.
+. Stone on Sixth street, Tuesday
evening.
The work of paving Second street
has been completed as far as llolllngs-
head avenue anG viii stop there for
the winter.
-SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for YOU. Sold by l..
ID. NEWTON.
Our Presbyterian friends broke
ground last Monday for their fine new
church on the corner of Sixth street
and st. John avenue.
WILL YOU SUFFER with dis
repsia and liver complaints Shiloh's
Nitalizer is guaranteed to cure you
Sold by l.. ID. NEWTON
Mr. o. S. Streatfield left us few
days ago for a short visit with friends
in Canada, and will then go to Eng
land and spend the winter at his
home there.
The Good Templars Of this end of
the city, gave most enjoyable So
cial at their hall on Second street, last
Wednesday evening. They cleared
about so.
-CATARRU CURED. health and
sweet breath secured by Shlloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price - cents. Nasal
injector free Sold by l.. ID. NEWTON.
Frank l.. Taylor, mine host Of The
Euclid, is of fer Il two or three weeks
visit with friends in the East. We
hope ne may have Il good time, and we
feel pretty sure that he VII. 4
w. ID. DIVER and Miss Annie
Mayer were married at the Catholic
church, West End Thursday morning.
We wish Mr.. Dwycr and his bride
health, prosperity and happiness.
A social will be given by the
Ladies AID soc. ETY., OF the NJ. f.
church. Wednesday evening, Dec. Sd,
at the residence of l.. NJ. Searlas on
Fourth street All are cordially n
vitcd.
Mfr. VIII Mackey, Of saltwater,
was in the city the fore part of the
week acting in the interest of NJ.
Sauntry, the lImberman, who is going
to complete some of our unfinished
paving contracts.
The Arcadian Stone Quarry com
pany shut down operations for the
winter season 4 few days ago. The
company has done an extensive bust
ness this year and will double its
working capacity next year.
-St;ll another. Edward Brandon,
4 New York broker, passed i'll his
financial checks Monday morning
His liabilities are something over d
million. This has been a pretty hard
month for spectators.
August Belmont, one of the rich
est bankers of New York City and OF c
of the ablest fancicrs of the country.
died at his home III that city last Mon
day morning, at the advanced age of
It years.
The Little two year old child of
Mr.. {. +. Stone got hold of dish con-
tanning concentrated lye, last Tuesday
and tried to drink it, Its mouth
throat and face were badly burned but
no serious results are anticipated.
The second annual ball of the
East End fire department was given
at their hall on Becker avenue last
Thursday evening. 1t was one of
their usual successes, fully fifty
couples being present,
down TO Madison this week to get the
necessary papers to bring one Murray
from Duluth TO Superior. Murray is
thought to be the man who robbed a
tailor shop at the West End not long
ago.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman'S Relief Society will be
held at the Fire Hall, East End. Mon
day, December LIST at ) p. N. 1t is
desired that all Ladies' in the city who
are interested i'll charitable work be
present and join the society
Mr.. H. NJ Gray, who has been in
the real estate office of w H. Webb
the past summer, left us for his old
home in Southern Minnesota where
he expects to remain. We shall miss
Il L.,
cess wherever he may go.
ID. J. llennessy, of Dubuke, Ia, is
in the city this week Mr.. Henuessy
is a large property holder here and
has been before the Park Commission
ers and their board of appraisers. de
Tending his interests. and he seems 10
be quite able to do 50.
-Denuty L. :. Marshal w $. Main