The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-02-27

LOsT-A red crochetcd shawl.

L lit.jF t'Ic.iSe itaAt III llllS once.
Don't fail to go ana see the Peak
S:ster>-whan they come.
We have 4 coat just Your size Do
y0u want ii. ANCHOR CLOTHING Co.
Mrs. II. i. Dear is reported to be
very sIci, and nol expected - recover.
The city treasurer has collected
and paid into the library fund 5000
OF the library tax.
Mrs Maxim wishes to announce
TO the pu'l.c that she, too, is selling
kerosene at 10 cents per gallon.
The best Whitewater OIL only 70
cents per Z Ion at j. W. Tayi0r's No.
) D5sc,n, l!oc.l.
-Su}cr..;cnlent Rankin says the
enruIlnrN, u clt.l.ircn has ROW passed
the three thousand mark.
y partv of Lt;lr poo; la gave Hiss;
LINE Bradshaw 4 surprise Visitation
Wednesday evening.
Why pay - cents per gallon fol
oil when yeu can get tie same article
1t Nell smiths for lo cents
The Ladies' Aid society of the N.
f. church VIII meet with Mrs. Davis
next " rdnes.lay afternoon, March ,
Al Abraham and wife have re
turned to Superior after several weeks
vlsi; among the various points Of il.te-
rest IN the east.
Miss Laura McIahon, who has
been spending some weeks with friends
III Minneapolis and st. Paul, arrived
home again this week.
You want stuu. shoe for th;s
season, and you'll find no better than
those sold By The ANCHOR CLOTHING
COMPANY, Descent Block.
The city council VIII hold Il meet
ing this, Friday, evening to decide
ward precincts for voting 1T the com
ing spring election.
Mrs Blanche Hudson arrived here
from her western home Tdcsdtv even
ing fer Il visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. u. Robe.
oil 10 cents vt NaNim's.
The Peak Sisters will give an en-
tertanmGnt III this city soon, but the
dates are not yet fixed 1t will be 4
rare entertainment.
A complete new line of Butterick
Patterns just received by Mrs. Pascoe.
All the old ones returned and nothing
but the very latest now in stock.
Burt Williams, who has been in
the hospital some time with a case OF
typhoid fever, is out again and receiv-
ing the congratulations of his friends.
There was another Of those de
lightful hops at the Euclid Wednes-
day evening, on which occasion Put
mans orchestra furnished the music.
The early closing mandates Of Il e
Clerks | mon have been knocked out
again and the West End stores will
keep open until the proprietors see fit
to close.
The best Whitewater oil only 10
cents per gallon, at J " Taylor's No,
) Descent block.
C l.. Sterling announces hlmse If
candidate for Mayor from the
Seventh ward. That IS right, and now
let other candidates announce them
selves.
The colored people of the Fourth
ward have organized political club
dndependentl and VIII ask for repre-
sentation IN the council and on the
police force.
The OIL trust has gone busted "
II is now only 10 cents a gallon, at
NEIL SMITH 5.
-Rev. Bishop Nicholson will conSe-
crate the new Episcopal church at the
East End Sunday morning and in the
evening Will confirm large class at
St. Adams Church West End.
Mrs. VIM. r. Smith, formerly OF
this place, accompanied 10y her grand
daughter spent few days here this
week. returning to their home AZ Wy
omlng Mimi. Thursday afternoon.
The best Whitewater oil only 10
cents per gallon at j. W Taylor's, No.
5 Descent block-
We have a Line of hats that Sau