The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-10-14

! HeAl -IOluaE afternoon. As there are
some matters Of special Importance to
attend to full attendance is desired.
A full line of clothing and gents
furnishings always on hand at the
PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Mr.. f. B. Manwaring has return,
ed from the old home in Dunn county.
where he went few days ago, to con
clude the sale Of his fine coo acre farm.
lie Will ROW hold over the rest of us
and be able to attend the big fair at
Chicago.
Mr.. Robert UOwenstine, father Of
! w. c. Uowenstine who was accident
ally killed Monday morning, requests
us to return thanks for himself and
| family to all kind friends for aid and
sympathy shown them in their late
affection.
Call in and look at our stock of
gloves and mitters for men and
boys. PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE.
The Freeman Milling Company Of
this city have decided to build a large
elevator for their own accommodation.
The mill has been doing a good paving
business All summer, and the elevator
will be built instead Of declaring a
dividend as they might do.
-KlinGberg & Co, 9IS-20, Tower ay-
enue, dry goods merchants. made an
assignment last Tuesday to Z. II.
Chandler, for the benefit of their cred
itors Liabilities $4,000, assets about
$4,000. 1t is contemplated to dispose
of the stock at retail sales
See our line of underwear, shirts,
etc, at reduced prices, at the PALACE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Andrew Mcdonald, formerly of
this city, was on Tuesday last lost
overheard and drowned off the Chris
TOPPER Columbus, at Chicago. We
have learned no particulars and at last
accounts the body had not been found.
lie has two or three brothers living in
this city.
Our friends Fred W. Winship and
Miss Eta Thompson, OF Duluth, VIII
be married at the home of the bride
next Wednesday evening at $50 The
TIMES extends its heartiest cOngratu-
lations, and wishes the young people
all manner of success and unalloyed
happiness.
Mike McCarty, an employee at the
Listman mill, got the second finger of
the left hand caught between two bar
relS Of -four Tuesday evening the re-
suit of which was the loss of the finger
at the first joint. DR.. GauvrCau dress
ed the wound and the man Will soon
be on duty again.
John 4. and Lena Berg have been
man and wife for twenty-One years
and have had nine children, six of
whom are still living, and now Lena
has begun suit for divorce, and claims
that John has no love for her and has
for many years been a cruel and abu-
sive husband. The parties have lived
in this city for some time.
Prof. \. j. Wells, well known to
our people as a professional music
teacher, has been committed TO the in
sane asylum at Oshkosh, this state.
Domestic trouble and poor whisky We're
the probable cause of his present con
dition, and it is to be hoped that he
will soon overcome these troubles and
come out cured and wiser man.
The MesSrs. KeaOugh Bros, hav-
ing decided to consolidate their stock
of goods at the West end store, their
store room at this end Of the city will
be occupied in few days by Mr.. Idell
who Will move his stock Of dry goods
from his Second street store to the
new Fifth street house, more cen
trail and eyeryway better location.
= What may he properly called the
most representative Of Democratic ideas a.
embodied ia The movement Tor the repeal OF
the federal election IaWs.-(SupUriUr Gail,
lDvuIJ
UuGuestionably the Call is correct
in its statement That the repeating of
safeguards against fraudulent and
dishonest elections is the most repre-
sentative of Democratic ideas" We
can hardly see, though, how even
Democrats can be proud Of such a
statemcnt.-lnland Ocean.
The work Of grading along the
south side of Ninth street between
Stinson and IIolIingsheada avenues, for
the track of the South shore and At
lantic road was begun this week.
From the present appearance Of things
it looks as though they were going to
make bad job of it, in that they are
putting the new track considerable
lower than the Omaha track, and this
viii make bad crossing for teams.
Some one should look after this thing
before it is too late.
When You yacate the streets and
alleys III the Bardon tract you have
your fun five acres Of land. This sys-
tenn of vacation must be applied to all
sites offered. Then the Bardon site is
worth, from beauty Of location and ev-
entual convenience, twice what the
other site is worth Then again it is
/ = 600 cheaper than that offered 10y MI.
Wemyss, and further, the county will
pay one-third of the price, $1,000 which
VIII make total difference in favor Of
/ the city tax payers of $4,000. VIII