The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-30

senleu MIN Win very nne gOld Walcn
and chain, and it is needless to say
that he feels pretty proud of it, as
we'll he may.
Onions only s1.00 per bushel al
MERRITT & DOES.
Nice Picture Frames at the
Book STORE.
Now is the time the printer
would like to have you call in and set
tie for the paper for the year you have
had it, and for another year in al
vance. We will try and find time tc
wait upon all such callers.
Nice Fresh Oyster Crackers, Six
teen pounds for $100 at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Several parties are getting out
large quantities of wood, this winter
which has had the effect to reduce the
price somewhat. In the early winter
wood brought $500 per cord, but it is
now down to three, for fair tamerac
Diaries, for 1883, just what You
want, at the Book STORE.
Buy your Christmas Candies at
BISHOPS & Sons.
Have you seen a copy Of the
Western Farmers Almanac for 1888
IF not, send for copy at once. 1t is
the best thing Of the kind ever pub
lished. Price only 10 cents. Address
John ?. Morton & Co., Louisville, Ky.
An excellent quality of Syrup
only 60c per gallon at
ANsLEY K SUNDERLAND's.
All the popular Magazines, II
Illustrated papers &c, at the
Book STORE.
Mr.. Geo Mason celebrated his
21st birthday last Thursday. He was
the recipient of several handsome
presents from friends, the chief among
them being q fine watch and chain
from lis mother. May he live long
and never grow old only in years.
Try those nice Lima BeaGs, two
cans for % cts. at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Confectionery, Nuts &c, at the
Book STORE.
With the new year the Omaha
train will commence carrying our mail
matter. This viii give us three daily
mails, an arrangement highly salts
factory to our people generally and
our business men in particular. 1t
will be very nice, providing the Oma-
ha folks can get in Oh time occasion
ally.
Twelve lbs. Dried Apples for 81,
at MERRITT q DOES.
California Apricots, Peaches,
Plums, etc, SOC can at
ANsLEY Il SUNDERLAND's.
-Papetries Of all kinds and good
quality at the Book STORE.
The entertainment given by the
pupils of the Middletown school, at
the town hall last Saturday evening
was a decided success, financially and
otherwise, The declarations, recita-
tons, tableaux &C., were all well rem
dered, and spoke well for both child
rem and the teachers who trained
them. The proceeds of the entertain
ment went toward furnishing theil
Christmas tree.
Elegant silk handkerchiefs, neck
mufiers, and gents ties, just the thing
for Christmas present, at
SILBERsTEIN q BoNDY's.
Crystal Drips Syrup, only 10 cts
per quart at NEIL SMITHS.
Lima Beans. two cans for Zoe al
MERRITT & DOES.
The ball and supper at the kuy.
kendall House last Wednesday eve,
ming was very pleasant affair, though
the attendance was smaller than was
anticipated or the occasion merited
The supper prepared by Mr. Kuyken-
dali was all that could be desired by
the most particular, the music was ex.
cellent and the weather fine, and al
who did attend pronounce it the best
party of the season. Quite a number O.
couples were over from Duluth.
A choice line of Tobaccos and
Cigars at NEIL SMITHS.
The Circuit Court is in session
this week, but as yet little business
has been transacted. The only case
decided is that of Welch VS.. McDer
mid & Co. Jury trial and verdict fol
plaintiff for s233.33. Motion made fol
new trial.
The case now on trial is Lanteu
schlager VS.. Haggerty; foreclosure O.
Mechanics lien.
The court will probably sit through
all of next week.
Peaches, Cherries, Egg Plums
and Green Cages, for 25c can at
T. I y