The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-23

more useful articles of furniture for
the household. Buy your wife some
thing nice for Christmas.
New York buckwheat -four and
pure Canada maple syrup.
PETER Z. BRADSHAW.
Nov that Mr.. Vanderbilt has
bought up the Omaha road, will he
see to it that better time is made at
the Superior end, and that there is
less delay in the transportation of
freight?
Choice ) and 10 cent Christmas
Cards at the Post Office.
Judge Clough could not make
connections and get here on time to
open court last Monday, and an ad-
journment was ordered until the 18th,
next Tuesday, when the regular term
will commence.
Maple Syrup and Buckwheat
Flour at Ansley 4 Sunderland's.
NoucE-All persons are forbid cut
ting or removing cordwood, timber,
poles, etc., from NV. / Of Sec. 2, and
NE. of NE. / of Sec. 8 T. 40 K. Il.
JAS. S. RITCHIE.
-Sauer Kraut by the half barrel at
Ansley 4 Sunderland's.
If any of our ladies contemplate
receiving New Years calls, we shall be
pleased to publish list OF all such, if
they will be so kind as to give US their
names, at any time between this and
next Friday morning.
Beautiful toilet sets-glass, brush
and comb-in nice satin lined cases,
just the thing for your wife or sweet
heart a Christmas present, at
RETALLAcK q Cox
The young people of Superior
who are attending school at Faribault,
are home for the holidays. They are
all highly pleased with the Faribault
schools, and are making rapid pro
gress in their studies.
Elegant silk handkerchiefs, neck
mul1lers, and gents ties, just the thing
for Christmas present, at
SILBERsTEIN q BoNDY's.
Mr., Ellis of Clayton, Wis, has
been spending few days visiting
friends in Superior. Mr. Ellis is
brother-in-law Of Mrs Head, whose
guest he was during his stay here.
lie returned to his home yesterday.
Nice fresh grapes at Neil Smiths.
Sec Advertisement Of Carlton
College for Winter term, to Commence
January 10th 1888. This is one Of
tie best schools in the West, and we
can cheerfully recommend it to any
seeking school privileges away from.
here.
California Apricots, Peaches,
Plums, etc, 3Qc can at
ANsLEY & SUHDERLAND's.
Mrs. Neil Smith and her sister,
Mrs. ALI Robertson, start next week
on q visit TO their parents and friends
in Kincardin, Ontario. They will be
absent some two or three months,
and Mrs. Robertson may not return
Tor a year. The TINES wishes them a
safe journey and scason Of enjoy
ment.
Fresh oranges and lemons, Just
received by NEIL SMITH.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
scholars and teachers will have grand
sleighride and picnic dinner III honor
Of Christmas, Monday afternoon. The
dinner will be served in the school
house On Connor's Point, and the ice
bound bay will furnish a fine field for
sleighriding The TINES wishes them
a Merry Christmas.
Try those nice Lima Beans, two
cans for p cts. at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
For the better accommodation
and convenience of the public, Town
Treasurer Bertrand has opened an Of
flee in the Kiltin building, west door,
where all anxious to pay their taxes
can find him. Remember there is no
premium due you after the first Of
January. Pay up now, and make a
little spec by so doing.
A splendid assortment of Christ
mas candies-the finest in the market,
at NEIL SMITHS.
At the last meeting of the county
board the official bond of James S.
Richie for the office of county treas
urer, bond of Stephen Bacon for Office
of district attorney, and the bond of
Geo. F. Holcomb for the office of
county clerk, were all and each Of
them duly recorded in the Office of the
register of deeds, as the law directs.
An excellent quality of Syrup
only zoe per gallon at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's
Why don't our Odd Fellow and
Masonic brethren organize lodges
here? Both of these fraternities are
Strnncr ennnmh To have ornnd working