The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-17
LOCAL AEATTERS
FOR good footwear 90 to

rooms IN the Descent block.
Mrs DR.. Sherwood returned from
her eastern visit on Wednesday.
The roof is going on the Listmar
mill. 1t is very handsome building
Sheriff Dan Kennedy who was on
the sick list last week is on duty again
this week
For ladies fine shoes we are right
III line. Good honest shoes and at the
right price
1.-The NanwaTing family are rejoic
ing over tie arrival of little boy
baby at their house.
Why is ST0I.TzMAN's the cheapest
place II town to trade.
w. J. Leader, who has been spend
ing the past month in Illinois, returned
to Superior Wednesday evening.
The Northern block. opposite the
Euclid, is progressing finely The
foundation IS up to the grade line
The parlors Of the Euclid are be.
ing beautifully decorated, and land
lord Taylor is correspoEdingly happy.
To buy dear is not bounty. Visit
the Anchor Clothing Company.
Our school teachers threatened
strike is declared off and the teachers
VIII continue teaching at the old prices,
The Misses May Whitney and
| Ruth Davis VIII reach home from
Iiamline, next Tuesday for the hoii,
days.
Make break for the Anchor
Clothing Co., if you want a suit OF
clothes way down.
A large line Of very pretty Christ
mas and New Year Cards, Booklets,
and other attractions, just received at
the Post office News stand
The cho!eric drinks, the meIan
cholic eats, the phlegmatic sleeps, and
the economic buys his clothing during
StoltZman's sale now going on.
w. W. Spalding: by George. Su
perior is setting great pace for Du
| luth, | don't know what we will dc
over there if this town continues its
| present ratio of expansion"
Mr.. Palmer of Neenah, was in the
city a day or two this week looking
after his real estate interests here
He has unlimited faith in superior
and backs his faith with his money.
Ole Lind and Peter jackson, labor
ers working on the South Shore rail
/ road near Rutman, were brought &C
the hospital Wednesday, injured by
by being struck by q construction
train.
Say, Brother Flower, how could a
little man Ike Mr. Barlzey snap the
buttons from the shoes Of a IS5 pound
woman like Mrs Van Ness? That
statement is too thin 70 wash Please
explain.
The school board finance com
mittee this week sold :i5,GG0 worth OF
bonds TO Messrs n. W. Harris & Sons
p"'In. VIC 'ii'' io' VI 'oi'''' o''i
issued by tie city.
The 'iurteback IS sad TO he the
name u'loei Niitcii !" ne" 'Hl,e u W."
sci is 10 be built at Duluth. 1t VIII be
somewhat after the plan Of the Nc
/ DOural Nhalc5ack, il 1t is ever buiIt
IN ,,h;,.L i. ~, Wv, ,,r,,-,lla
The truly last large lake vessel &c
arrive il th!S port Was Inc Noflhefh
eI, when mace tiiiS port E'St 0"'"i
DAY, december ioth. ihis gives a.
this year eight months OF Soou aht
ii''l'4c ''il'' 'Hc e'i-ie i'''o o1vii "'ii ~
P9oNt'''
w understand that the price u
be pad MI lice III case he SUccecdt'
IN carrying through the post office con
Solldatl0n scheme, Was rcappoint
ment as postmaster by Mr.. Cleveland
Il is now safe TO say that Mr.. Rice xii
not serve as Mr.. SleycLind'S l. NJ Al
y esl Superior.
AT the annual meeting Of the East
Superior Development company hell
ednesday last, the Old officers Wert
reelected, except that I, }, Johnson OF
Duluth, takes the place OF III, W Per
son, Of the same city, as a member o.
the board OF directors.
Richard r. P@ulson, man but D
years of age, worth somewhere neal
S2,00o,0C0, committed suicide at Boston
last Tuesday. lie had been suffering
from nervous prostration caused by al
overload of business cares, Two o.
three years ago he was q dealer Ill ou
perlor properties.
Little Willie Taylor who has had {