The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-02

out again at this writing.
One lumber one-horse wagon for
sale cheap. Gro. L. Brooks.
-Logue & Whitney have again
filed up their establishment with a
splendid assortment Of furniture Of
every description Also some very
nice pictures, brackets, etc.
Creamery Butter at
ANsLEY & SUNDETLAND's.
J. F. Bishof,, ST., is rebuilding
the basement part of his bakery estab-
lishment, which will be a decided inn
proyement to the property, and much
better for practical purposes.
Eight thousand dollars worth of
new good just received by
RETALLACK & Cox.
That piece Of new sidewalk from
Nettleton avenue west past the ex-
press Office will be a great improve
ment over the old one, when it is com
pleted which will be done to-day.
Six thousand dollars worth of
Lumbermen's supplies at
RETALLACK & Cox.
Two dances are advertised to
come off in Superior this Friday eve
ming. One at the Zachau building
opposite the European Hotel, the other
in the Wakelin building nearly oppo-
site the post office.
Stamping done by
Mrs. Il. Robe.
Mr.. Frank Morrisette, Of Hough-
ton, Mich, was in the city visiting his
friends this week, and made the TINES
a pleasant call, and, like a sensible
man, paid for this great family jour
nal for another year. Thanks.
-Cordwood for sale. Orders and
money can be left at the express office.
GEO. L. Brooks.
-Rev. C. l.. Sleight, of Chippewa
Falls is in the city visiting his friend
and old school mate, Rev. Stark
weather, and the TINES is very glad
to have made his acquaintance. He
returns to his post Of duty to-day.
Hats of all shades, sizes and sty-
les at RETALLAcK & Cox
}. F. Bishof, Jr., claims the hon
or of being the first white child born
in Superior, and a few days ago cele-
brated his twenty-seventh birthday.
He is to-day one Of our leading bust
ness men. May he live long and
ever prosper, for he deserves it.
Fall dress goods in endless vari-
ETY. and of all the latest styles at
RETALLAcK q Cox.
The woods are full of large lus-
cious raspbcrries; but none in the mar
ket The youngsters who are spend
ing their time loafing about the stores
and saloons smoking old cigar stubs
might earn quite a sum of money
through berry picking, if they would
Blankets and quilts by the wagon
load at RETALLAcK q Cox.
Mr. Murphy has got his boarding
house, nearly opposite his store, all
nicely fixed up on the inside, and will
have the painters at work on the out
side in a few days. When fully re-
| paired it will be a clean, comfortable
and well kept house, and a source Of
revenue to Mr.. Murphy.
"A young fawn came out of the
woods yesterday morning and started
to swim across the bay at point
nearly opposite the Kuykendall House
Some Indians seeing it, took a boat
and went out and captured anc
brought it safely to land. Mr.. kuy
kendall bought the fawn and is going
to make a pet of it.
The finest undcrware for gents
or lady to be found east or west, you
can get at
RETALLAcK q Cox.
-Messrs. Rossiter Il Brown have
taken a construction contract on the
BAYFIELD, branch of the railroad, anc
are sending forward men and nipple
ments this week. Mr. Rossiter vii
make that point his headquarters
while the work lasts, and his estimablt
partner, Mrs. Rossiter, will leave us to
dav. much to the regret of the many
friends she has made during her shor
STAY here. The TINES wishes her ;
pleasant soiourn at bayfield,.