The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-18
Fine watch repairing at Vinton's.

Fine watch repairing at Vintons.
-Vinton is the boss jeweler of the
town
For nobby overcoats go to SLIDER
stein & Rondy's.
Prof. Schilling has opened a
dancing school in town.
Choice books and the best station
cry cheap at the post Office.
For hobby ties and gents furnish
ing goods 60 to Silberstein & Bondy's
Mr. James Bardon has been off
on business trip to St. Paul this
week.
Orange ATarmaladc, Just the thing
for your dinners, fresh and good, at
AN5LEY d SUNDERLNNDs.
Mr.. Nick WeIter rejoices in the
arrival OF another little daughter at
his house.
Oysters, nice fresh Selects, at
kILTIN's.
The foundation for MIR. Retail
ack s new store building is now about
ready for the carpenters TO begin work
Fresh orangas and lemons at
NEIL SsuTu's.
Father Oderick, who has been So
journing at Bayfield, for some weeks
past, returned to Superior last We'd
nesday.
Green apples, only 1926 per
barrel, at ANsLEY Il SUEDERLAND's.
You can, by patronizing the new
Omaha line, get 10 St. Paul for the
small sum Of SIS, and without change
Of ears.
All watch ard clock work war
ranted al FINToN's.
Mrs. r Bardon goes down 10 St.
Paul today for short visit with friends
in that city. She goes over the Oma-
ha line.
For everything IN the line Of
mems and boys clothing 90 to
SILBEEsTEIN 4 BoNDY's.
We were pleased to see Mr.. Green
on the streets again this week. He is
not very strong yet, but is rapidly
gaining on it.
Cigars, all grades and quality, at
KLTIN's.
Mr.. II. Hatch, Of Kasson, MINI,
wants to trade good hardware bust
ness for Superior real estate. See his
"Ad" in another column.
An excellent assortment Of green
apples, by the peck or barrel, at
NEIL SMITHS.
The Omaha telegraph line will
probably make connections with Su-
perior today. Another good institu-
ton for our business men.
-Vinton the ieweler will deal
square with you every time.
Don't forget Mrs. Lords Restau-
rant, when you want nice dish of
oysters, or a square meal. Next door
to the City Drug Store.
-Squashes, potatoes, cabbage, etc,
Mt ANsLEY 4 SUNDERLAND's.
November 18th and no signs of
ice in the bay yet, and the small boy
is getting nervous at the mere idea of
having no skating this winter.
Nice fresh cakes and crakers at
Neil SMITHS.
Rev. Starkweather has returned
from his visit to Milwaukee, and will
hold services in the Episcopal church
tomorrow, morning and evening.
New England Boiled Dinners,
excellent and cheap, at
AESLEY q SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. Whipple of the Inter-Ocean,
has moved his family into the new
house built by Mrs. Wright, the past
season, near the lower school house
-Silberstein & Bondy are agents
for the New Home sewing machine,
the best and cheapest in the world.
Mr.. Neil Smith is now prepared
TO sell you passage tickets to and from
the old country via either the Ameri-
can or Red Star lines of steam ships.
Apples by the peck, bushel or
barrel, at ANsLEY q SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. II. r. Tinkham has been en-
gagged to teach the public school at
Connor's Point this winter, and has
moved his family there for the time
being.
Mrs. Geo. Martin, of Hudson, is
in the city visiting her brother, Mr.. c.
Ansley, of the firm of Ansley & Sun
derland. She arrived Wednesday
evening over the Omaha line.