The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-03-18
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ANsLEY q SUNDERLAND's.
DR.. E. T. Gauvreau has leased
the new store building opposite and a
few doors above his present location,
and will in few days open up a fine
line of Drugs, Medicines, &C. The
doctor understands his business and
will have a nice store when he gets it
opened.
Mr. V. Roy would avail himself
of this method to thank his many
friends, and the people of Superior
generally, for the many kind acts
shown his family during their late
Affections, which eliminated in the
death of his dearly loved niece. Their
generous acts will be ever held in kind
remembrance by him and his
Dzg~ Kerosene Oil, lamps and lamp
chimneys at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. Haupt, a member of the new
banking firm was here last week look
ing up rooms in which to commence
business. They expect to get ready
for business by the first of April, and
intend to occupy for the present, the
building now occupied by the Omaha
engineers. AS soon as spring opens
they will build fine brick business
house.
Will d. Baldwin, the boss Pho
tographer, is now ready to receive his
triends-in fact he has been receiving
them by the score for several days
and sending them away happy, and
with nice pictures in their pockets.
Read his card in another column, and
then 90 and have your phiz photo
graphed before you get old and ugly
The City Drug Store is again
open and ready for business. The new
proprietor is stocking up with a full
line of Drugs Patent Medicines Per-
fumery, Toilet articles, &c. Prescrip-
tions carefully compounded by an ex-
perienced Druggist at any hour, day
or night Give the new firm a.share
Of Your patronage.
/ ReE Everything now ready. A
large and complete line Of Groceries,
which will be'sold at the lowest liv-
ing prices ut
ANsLEY x SUNDERLANDs'
Every week we have a greater or
/ less number of old "bums" in the cool
er, who, while they always have
I plenty Of money with which to buy
whisky, never have any with which to
pay fines, and so live from five to ten
days at the pablic expense. Now why
would it not be good idea to make
these old seeds earn their board bv
cleaning the sidewalks, repairing the
streets, &c? We think something of
this kind would have Il tendency to
make them less anxious to be arrested.
DR.. Knickbacker has been FORUM
ate in securing the services Of Rev. W.
II. Mines, late Of the cathedral In
dianapolis, Ind, as assistant He will
enter upon his duties the fourth Sun
day in Lent.
We clip the above from the Min
neapolis department Of the Pioneer
Press Of Sunday Mr.. W. H. Mines
for short time last fall and early win
ter had charge of the Episcopal church
in this place, and his many friends
here will be pleased to know that his
lines have fallen in such pleasant
places.
A team belonging to Mr.. S.
Wakelin, engaged in hauling ice from
the bay got into the water last We'd
nesday. The teamster was driving
close to the edge of the ice where the
men were taking it out, when one Of
the horses slipped and fell into the
water dragging the other horse in also
which, falling on top of the first held
it under water and before it could be
extricated it was drowned The horse
was, as ual in such cases, the best Of
the team and quite valuable one.
withal. When that bay comes to give
up its dead, the horse list will be q
long one.
-Messrs. Ansley & Sunderland have
had a busy time of it this week opening
up their large stock Of new groceries
which now completed y fills one side of
their large store room, and presents a
pleasing and inviting appearance. The
stock is all fresh and well selected and
Will surely attract long line of Gus
toners. They will have their delivery
wagon on the street the first of the week, !
and deliver goods to any part of the
city free of charge. Such enterprise
viii surely meet with ample reward.
Look for their new advertisement
next week.