The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-16

part of the week.
Atlantis and the best family
Atlas at the post office.
Half a mollion dollars invested
in local improvements is not bad
showing for town. This is what has
happened to Superior during the past
year,-nearly $4,000 per month.
Pioneer Presses and Superior
Times at the post Office.
Rev. Starkweather visited the
town of Cumberland, place on the
Omaha lima of road, this week, to as
sist, as we are informed, in the dedi-
cation services of new church there.
Gents 'Chinese" dog skin gloves
and mitts, a very nobby line, just
received at Rows.
The tax roll for 1882 is now in
the hands Of Treaurer Bertrand. All
good tax payers should without de-
lay step up the Captains office and
settle their little bills, and thus save
penalties and costs.
--Kiltin is the man that has got
some nice creamery butter.
Mr.. Theo. Smith did not take
kindly TO city life or else Geo. NJ.
found he could not get along without
him, 81 all events be is back at his
desk in the express office, much to the
Joy of the boys-and girls, too
Ladies imported kid gloves just
received at Roy's.
Duluth has finally got herself
connected with Superior The tele-
phone wires were finally put in opera
ton last Tuesday, and now the citi-
zens of the two cities can talk back
to each other rs much as they please.
Don't fail to get one of those
nice diaries at A. G. Browns. They
are nobby.
Mr.. E. Rose, the popular boot
and shoe man of Duluth, and the
jolly -four, feed and coal man, Geo.
NJ. Smith, were among our visitors
last Tuesday. Both good live business
men, and pleasant fellows to chat
with.
Don't fail to see those nice
Christmas goods at A. c. Browns
book store. He has a fine lot and
they are going, so call and get what
you want before the best are gone
1t is reported that the little craft
Maple Leaf, has been wrecked at some
point down the south shore. The
Maple Leaf was weekly visitor tc
our port during most Of the summer,
and We trust the report may prove to
be unfounded.
Gents castor mitts, very fine and
dressy, at ROY's.
Nice things in the way of presents
are cheap this year, and there is no
reason why Santa Claus should not
take peep into every little pair OF
stockings in Superior Leave a back
door oped or a window raised, Christ
mas eve.
Bay your apples Of Ansley &
Sunderland. Only 1915 per barrel
nov.
The school board have at last got
a new and a man ianitor at the Mid
dletown school house, and for a few
days past the fires have been built and
the rooms warmed before school time.
as they should be; and-all is quiet on
the Potomac.
Make your wives and sweethearts
happy by getting one Of those nj ce
mink sets of furs, dirt cheap, at
RETALLACK & Cox
Program for the Superior Liter
AIRY Society, for Friday evening De
cember %, 1892:
Music.
Reading-M. E. Banks.
Reading. F. Elwell.
Reading-Prof. c. II. Sunderland.
Music-MrS. Sunderland.
-Mince meat, an excellent article,
only 10 cents per pound at
NEIL SMITHS.
Mr.. John Walker has leased the
Nemadji House, situated near the de-
pot, and is now prepared to receive
day or week boarders or to accommo-
date transient travel Board by the
week $500. Call in and sample his
viands. See card in another column.
Lots of Christmas goods at the
Book STORE.
Some miserable wretch few ev-
enings ago shot and killed very val
liable dog, the property of Master
Ephrim Bruno, our roller boy The
dog was a kind, inoffensive animal
and the man who did the shooting
ought to be stood on his head and
treated to dose of turpentine.
Go and see the fine display of
fancy crockery, vases toilet sets etc.
for Christmas. At
G. SI-N-Drnr .~-yo1s
Smith, our jolly barber, is going
to have nice little cottage of his