The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-28

IVY ..
"A 'free lunch counter" is new
feature at the kuykcndall House.
An elegant article of Maple syr-
up, at AAsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. Retallack is enclosing his
lots on Fourth street with substanti-
new fence.
Nice Creamery Butter, and an
excellent article, at
NEu. SMITHS.
Call in and examine the fine
stock of Teas, Sugars, Cofees, canned
goods, etc, at Bradshaw's.
-Overcoats in endless variety and
at extremely low prices at
SILBERsTEIN q BoEDY's.
Potatoes are coming up. They
are now worth from 50 cents to a
$100 per bushel
-Oystersi nice and fresh, by the
dish or can at
NEIL SMITHS.
Mr.. Moran, the boss pile driver
man went out hunting the other day
and captured fine deer.
Wild RIce-a new article in the
market, just received, at Rows.
If you want suit of clothes
cheap, call around at Retallack q
Cox's store tomorrow afternoon.
A new and fresh Let Of Teas Of
all kinds just received by
ANsLEY 4 SUNDERLAND.
Owing to the absence of the min
lister, there will be no services in the
Episcopal church tomorrow.
Trunks and Nalises at rock bot
tom prices of
S11BERsTEIN & BoHDY's.
-KiItin's new baker is furnishing
his customers with an excellent arti-
Gle of bread nowadays.
The County superintendent Ct
schools has a notice IN the TINES to-
day Of interest to all local school
teachers
Extra choice creamery butter at
RoY's.
-SiIberstein & Bondy are not sell
ing at cost, but they ARE selling if
teen per cent less than any other
house in town.
Nice fresh grapes, only 10 cents
a pound at
NEIL SMfEH's
Mr.. Denis Dean has made a good
treasurer as deputy, and deserves to
be elected for the full term, and no
Gouk1 he will be
Call and see that Eve dollar over
coat at SILBERsTEIN 4 BoNDY's.
Mr.. James Bardon, after his long
dallying the lap Of pleasure, returned
to the stern realities Of lie last We'd
sesday morning.
Dry goods, notions and all kinds
of groceries at bottom prices, at
RoY's.
-Ho, We lovers of the weed! Call
on Roy for the Champagne Favored
National Tobacco. Choicest plug
chewing tobacco in the market.
A choice lot of cigars and tobac
cos Just received at
NEIL SMITHS.
That all his friends may listen
to Mr.. Hageman's farewell sermon to-
morrow morning, Rev. Q. A. Britton
will not hold services in the NJ. f..
church.
A large stock of nice fresh can
ned goods just received at
KILTIN's.
Rev. Starkweather having so far
recovered from his late illness as to be
able to travel, left us last Monday for
a short visit at his home in AIilwau-
kee. He expects to return next week.
Orange Marmalade, just the thing
for YOUR dinners, fresh and good, at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLNND's.
-Messrs. Retallack 4 Cox have
bills out announcing a grand closing
out sale Of Clothing, the sale to COM
mence tomorrow. If you want bar
gains in clothing don't fail to be there.
We are agents for the New Home
machine. Sold in monthly payments
at SuBERsTEIN x BONDY's.
We understand that Mr.. Geo.
Anderson, present landlord of the
Travellers Home in this city, has de
cided to go to Prince Arthur's Land
ing and engage in the hotel business
there.
Genuine Maple Sugar, no adul-
teration, cheap at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. S. Bacon is working his pol
itical boom in good shape. lie is a
candidate for District Attorney, and
if elected, and the indications are that
he will be, he will make a good and
acceptable officer.
A large assortment of Flavorlng
extracts of all kinds at