The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-02-11
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE. Publisher.
LOCAL EF A RS.

invitations out for social hop, to
come off at the Avery House in this
city next Tuesday evening. Tickets
only S1.00, and everybody invited.
MIR. D. Dean, is filing his hard
ware store full to overAowing with new
goods. He is bound to keep his stock
up to the demands of the market, and
as he buys by the car load and in
Eastern markets, he is enable to sell
at reasonable prices.
Mr.. Charles Lord is out with a
new advertisement to-day. He keeps
fine line of Groceries and Provisions
and is always alive to the interests of
his customers. He also pays the high
est cash price for all kinds of flrs.
Call in and soc him.
-Retallack & Cox have new ad-
vertisement in to-day's paper which it
will pay all of our readers to peruse.
They buy goods in large quantities and
of eastern trade centers and are thus
enabled to sell cheaper than they 9th
erwise could Give them a call before
making your purchases.
Tho Times saws that S263.OO0
worth Of building has been done in
Superior City during the past four
months. This statement should be well
salted before being devoured as is a
trife to fresh.-Lake Superior New.
Not bit too fresh, Mr. News. We
know you do not ike to see such state
ments regarding Superior in print, but
then YOU will have to stand it, for the
future.
The Superior Literary Society
has a very interesting program on the
boards for their meeting at the Pres
byterian church this, Friday evening
If the committee on entertainment
will furnish us with a copy Of their
program, we would be pleased to pub
lish it in advance of the meeting, so
that the people would know what to
expect, and thus become more deeply
interested in the good and instructive
work.
J. w. Murphy, the boss grocery
man of the country has either got to
quit buying such large quantities of
goods or else build larger store build
ing. He received four car loads of
goods for his increasing trade, last
week, and is already talking about
ordering more. He is an energetic,
go-ahead, business man and deserves
the liberal patronage he is receiving.
Goods delivered to any part of the
city.
Good and reliable contractors and
builders are very necessary persouages
in a growing town. Among these we
would recommend Messrs Sharpley &
Co, and Mr.. Joseph Dayton, whose
cards may be found in another col
umn. From what we have seen of the
gentlemen and their work, we think
those about to build would do well to
consult with them. They are all good
workmen, and will figure to the inter
est of the builder every time,
Last week we put Il little notice
in the TINES to the effect that a good
civil engineer would find plenty to do
in Superior, and by reference to our
advertising columns to-day, it will be
seen that our wants in this respect has
been provided. Messrs. Williams &
Boucher, two thorough engineers and
entirely reliable gentlemen have come
to the front, opened an Office, and are
now prepared to do all work in this
direction. Before you build it is best
to know just where your corners are,
and they will find them for you.
And now Superior can boast Of a
first class jewellery establishment, Mr..
J. F. Elwell, late of Minnesota, having
located here. Mr.. Elwell comes very
highly recommended as a first class
workman and a man of good business
standing. His stock at present is small
but of the best quality, and just as
soon as he can get his building up, he
will open out a large and varied as
sortment of silverware, watches, clocks,
&c, and in the meantime you will
find him in c. Ansley's store. See his
advertisement in another column, and
call in and sec him.