The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-10-11
Rolled Rye at MAXIM's.
--Flaked Uominy at MAXIM's.
Wheat Germ Meal at MAxIM's.
California Wheat Flakes at

California Wheat Flakes at
MAxIM's.
Mrs Neil Smith who has been on
the sick list the past ten days is much
better today.
The Forrestal Bros have made a
formal assignment. Assets $50, 600
Liabilities S250,000.
States, copy books, scratch pads,
pencils, etc, for the scholars at the
post office news stand.
MIR Ogilvie has got the frame of
his business house on Thompson ave,
up and nearly enclosed.
Boston Brown Bread AMI Baked
Beans at MAXIM'S.
Mr.. fuckers family returned
to Superior last week and will now To-
cate here permanently.
The latest thing out in the map
line for city or county can be found at
the post office news stand.
-Wheatlet, something nice, at
MAXIM's.
Mr. H. S Oliver has novel into
his own new house on lower Sixth
street recently built by the Land
Company.
All church goers should remember
that church services now begin at 100
in the evening instead of eight o'clock
as heretofore.
New millinery, feathers, ribbons,
shoes, yarns, hosiery, etc, just receiv-
ed by Mrs. Pascoe. Bank building,
Becker avenue.
The sheriff's sale of the material
Of the Forrestal Bros, advertised to
take place Thursday, was for some I'M
known reason postponed.
Doctor and Mrs. f. T. Gauvreau,
C LIBERATED the 18th anniversary of
their wedding day on Wednesday last.
May they live to celebrate their golden
wedding.
Last April the vote polled in the
First ward was 30. The register now
shows 303, and by election day it will
be $50, at least, a gain of over 100
votes in six months.
A colIortcur of the American
Bib'e Society will canvass this city
next W EEK with good assortment of
large and small gilt IN plain Bibles,
which he VIII sell At cost
Mr. ana Mrs. Geo. +. IInlcomb
left us last Monday. They VII make
their future home at Elizabeth, n. J.
They take with them the best wishes
of The entiie population Of Superior.
The Wave "gupsSes' that Oscar
Nels IN W Il lie the next sAer If OF
D9uola las comty. Oh, well, that won t
hart any for the Wave was never
known to guess correctly on any sub
ject political.
The street work drags along IS OF
yore. 1t is now thought that Second
and Fifth streets and Thompson and
Becker avenues will be paved about
the time the Worlds Fair is to be held
in Chicago.
The horse races at the driving
park We're all put up jobs, and when Il
horse won it was no sign that he Was
the best horse by any means. Great
Indignation is expressed at the man
agement of the association.
Postmaster Rice at the West End
has received information that his
Office will enter upon the free delivery
system on the first of November The
office deserves it, and we are glad it il
50 soon to have it.
-Peyton, kimhall 4 Barber CLOSED
down their Connor's Point mills Wed
nesday, and all their available meI
started for the camps in the woods The
same day. Their cut next winter vii
be about l., GOO, 900 feet
1t begins to look as though the
Messrs Glea, on Bros. & Rubyour in
tend doing some paving on Secont
street. The street for three blocks i
now ready for the sand and the block:
viii begin to 90 down next Monday.
ANTFD-A boy about Is years o.
age to learn the printing bus ne s.
The editor will continue to do tn,
boSsing ana lolfing, 50 if you dom
want To work and learn something
dan't apply at the TIMES OFFICE.
Rev. C. :. Starkweather returned
from his trip to the South, Thursda,
morning. The same day he received
a letter announcing the death an'
burial of his mother in Colorado, tele
grams previously sent having failed t
reach HIM.
Mrs. J. c. IIenvis returned few
days ago from her visit with friend:
in the East. We are all glad to hay,
her back again Mr.. and Mrs Henvi
will next week occupy the residenc,
on Fifth street just vacated by Mr.. III
:. Oliver.
We are very glad to be able to an
nounce that Mr. 5. L. Tubs is a can
didate for reelection to the Office o
Clerk OF Court, position he has 81
well and honorably filled the past tw,
terms The party can do no better il
this direction than to renominate an,
re EJECT Mr.. TubbS.
Senator Ware wants to be nomin
ated for Register of Deeds by the Re
rublicans III their County Convention
! next week. In fact the Senator want,
an Office badly, and if lie cannot 10
7 Register of Deeds he would no doub
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