The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-07

defland nave a good article OF tea
put up in two pound packages, and in
each package you will find present
of nice silver plated knife and fork
and all for s1.25. Try package
We understand that Mr.. Green
is candidate for county attorney this
fall. Others on the states may be
Just as good, but none better, and the
TINES could find no fault if he should
be honored with the nomination and
election.
After this date and until further
notice the r. G. Stewart will make
trips between Superior and Duluth as
follows: Leave Duluth at 1870 and
1O:3O A. NJ, and 1:15 and 3:45 P. NJ.
Leave Superior at $40 and 11:10 AN.
and 2:30 and AS P. NJ.
The good people of Prince Ar
thurs Landing having got railroad
outlet, think they are soon to have a
large city there and real estate is away
up in consequence; $1,000 being asked
for remote back lots The property
owners evidently don't want town
there
The Wausau Review must be
! poking fun at our road laborers. 1t
says: eff you want conception of
eternity, watch the men at work on
the highway on the west side Just
across the main bridge, and try to cal
! culate how long it will take them to
get through.
Mr.. Vinton is off for week along
the St. Paul and Duluth road, fitting
out the people there-away with all
kinds Of jewelry from the large stock
always kept on hand by Mr.. Elwell
Mr.. Elwell understands himself, he
says that when business is dull, then is
the time to make business.
Mr.. Elwell has got located in his
new rooms on the corner Of Second
street and Becker avenue, next door
west Of the Furniture store, where he
will be pleased to welcom his numer-
Gus friends and patrons and show
them the finest display of iewelry and
silyerWare ever exhibited Il Superior.
Rev. Ar. Hale, of Fond du Lac,
this state, came up here last Saturday
and remained until Monday evening,
Rev. IIageman vacated his pulpit, and
Mr.. Hale gave us two most excellent
sermons on Sunday. If we must loose
! Mr.. Hageman we could wish for Mr..
| Hale as his successor.
Some brute in human flesh tied
up G. Kunert's cow to tree by the
tail, and before she was found had
died Whoever did the cruel act
ought to be served the same way
- Inter Ocean.
Yes, but supposing it was woman
who did the deed, what then?
Allen Haines arrived in town on
Wednesday from Superior City, where
he is getting rich and winning laurels
in his profession.-[ Wausau Review.
Some Of our young ladies are quite
anxious to know how Allen prospers
with his Wausau suIt-we think they
would like to have the court" decide
against him there.
We publish a call for a district
convention for this assembly district,
to be held at Shell Lake, in Burnett
County, on the 18th inst. Also a call
for a county delegate convention to be
held in this city, next Monday
evening, for the purpose Of
clecting one delegate to attend the
district convention.
Some halfdozen of our young
bachelor friends have pooled their
issues" and gone TO housekeeping on
their own account. They may be
found on the corner Of Fourth street
and Hoilingshead avenue, and they
cordially invite their friends to drop
in to tea" at their convenience and
without special invitation.
The goods for Nessrs. Silberstein
& Bondy's new store, arrived here
yesterday, and will be shelved and
ready for exhibition and sale next
week. They viii open up a very fine
display of clothing, hats, caps and
gents diminishing goods. They will
have more to say on the subject IN
our columns next week.
-Messrs. Ansley & Sunderland this
week got a car load of potatoes from
North Branch, Mimi, a distance of
1O8 miles from Superior, on which
they paid $81 90 for transportation, or
about twenty-three cents a bushel. 1t
cost $500 to get the car from the
junction, a distance Of twenty-three
miles. Talk about your highwaymen,
what would you call this?
If you want to see a fine spec
men Of Superior fruit, step into Mr..
Bradshaw's store, where Mr.. Syer has
on exhibition specimens of apples
raised by him in his garden this year.
The fruit is Of the Duchess variety,
large and smoothe. Mr. S, had a little
more than one bushel this year,
enough to clearly prove that apples
can be successfully grown here.
We had pleasant call this week
from Mr. Erick p. Veland, prosper
GUS Scandinavian farmer from Shell
dahl, Iowa, who was up looking the
country over with a view to locating
here. He would like a small tract Of
land near the bay suitable for farming
purposes, and any one having such
property to dispose Of might do well
to correspond with him. We need
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