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

Mr.. Brinkenhof is rusticating in
St Paul this week.
Pure maple sugar in bricks, at
NEIL SMITHS.
You never saw finer sleighing
than we have now. 1t could hardly
be better
Go to Ansley & Sunderland's for
good groceries.
The TINES takes this opportunity
to wish all its many readers Merry
Christmas"
Buy your Christmas Confection-
cry of BIsHoFF d SoN,
Have you examined Elwell's
new stock of jewelry? If not go and
do 50 at once.
Call at the Post Office for books
and games for the children.
The Retallack store building is
all inclosed and presents quite an i'm
posing appearance.
For holiday novelties, go to Re-
tallack & Cox's store. They have
anything you are likely to want.
If you want anything in the
hardware line you will be pretty sure
to find it at Mr. Deans store.
Smoked Hams, nice and fresh
cured, at NEIL SMITHS.
Cur january thaw" seems to be
little too previous this year, and got
here last Monday and lasted four days.
Nine pounds Of Granulated Sugar
for one dollar Ut
AEsLaY ( SUNnERLAND's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Felt, who have
been absent from town week CT two
visiting friends at Anoisa Mimi, are
home again.
Round Labradore Herring in /
barrels. PETER f. BRADSHAW.
-Another room is being finished
in tfe Lowcrtown school building and
Miss Lou Johnston has been engaged
to take charge OF the new department.
Candy Toys Of every description
for holiday presents, at
DaHoFr s SoN's.
We believe there arc row four
lines Of stages plying between here and
Duluth. We are waiting to see them
commence to cut on rates Of transpor
tation.
A dew line of ladies Note Paper
at the Post Office.
Mr.. August Zachau is local agent
here for the sale of Bests Milwaukee
Beer, also the Cream City" and
Bottled Beer Leave your orders with
Mr. Zachau.
-Retallack & Cox have some very
nice silverware, got purposely for the
holiday trade. Call in and look at
their goods.
We learn that the Sisters of Saint
Joseph have purchased five lots at the
corner of Fourth street and Stinson
avenue, near the court house, for the
Catholic school.
Fresh figs, dates, raisins, etc, just
received by NEIL SMITH.
The Rev. Mr.. Hargra1es of Du-
luth, will occupy the pulpit in this
city tomorrow, Sunday afternoon, at
half past two. \ cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Confectionery by the car load at
BIsHoFF q SON's.
Our friend, Peter Leclaire, has
purchased lot 22O on West Second
street near Retallack & Cox's store
and proposes TO erect a brown stone
front store building.
Green Peas only Zoe can, and
Groceries in proportion at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Mate r. Coburn, of whom men
ton was made two weeks ago, as hav-
ing received injuries at Cleveland,
Ohio, has arrived here, and will spend
the winter with his parents.
Buy your Christmas Candies at
BIsHoFF & Sons.
A Christmas present of deed of
four lots at the corner Of Hollingshead
avenue and Fifth street near the
Kuykendall House, has gladdened the
heart of Master James 5. Richie, Jr.
Butter, creamery and dairy, an
excellent article at NEIL SMITHS.
The schools children of the first
and second districts will celebrate
christmas through the historical tree
plan, next Tuesday afternoon. The
festivities of the occasion will come off
at the Lowertown school house.