The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-11-11
Fifty overcoats to be closed out
At cost, by Retailack & Cox.

Fifty overcoats to be closed out
at cost, by Retailack & Cox
Smoke the Minnesota Star Cigar,
and buy it at KiLTIN's.
The Oneota Lumber Co. will
shut down for the season today.
An elegant article of Maple syr-
up, at AAsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
-Sixty-fve oyercoats sold last
week by Retallack & Cox.
For rent, s25 per month, the
store lately occupied by Retallack &
Cox.
Several thousand feet of dimen-
sion lumber for sale cheap by
JOHN \. BARDoN.
Mrs. Kuykendall expects to leave
us next week for the winter. She will
spend the season with friends in
Texas.
Creamery butter, and splendid
article, at KILTINs.
The painters are at work on the
exterior of Judge Perry's residence,
and are adding much to its outward
appearance.
A new and fresh lot of Teas Of
all kinds just received by
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND.
Subscriptions received for all
papers and Magazines; also Pioneer
Presses and Superior Times for sale at
the Post Office
-Seventy-6ve suits of clothes to be
sold at cost. RETALLAcK & Cox.
The Rev. Starkweather did not
return this week as was expected,
hence no services in the Episcopal
church tomorrow.
Orange MarmaIade, Just the thing
for your dinners, fresh and good, at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLNND'S
Prof, Haupt, of Philadelphia adj
vertises number Of lots situated in
this city for sale at reasonable figures.
See notice in another column
All our clothing must 90 at
cost. RETALLACK & Cox.
Mr. IIageman's lecture which we
present to eur readers today should be
read by all, and especially do we com
mend it to our health officials
4 car load Of nice winter apples
just received by NEIL SMITH.
-Clothing. Gents furnishing goods
Trunks and Nalices, Blankets and
Lumbermaas supplies, as prices WAY
DOWN. At SILBERsTIEN & BoNDY's.
-Gcnuinc Maple Sugar, no adul-
teration, cheap at
AN5LEY & SUNDERLAND's.
-Silbcrstein & Bondy are agents
for the New Home sewing machine,
the best and cheapest machine in
the world Sold in monthly pay
ments.
Apples, BY the barrel or peek at
NEIL SMITHS.
We are glad to know that Mr.
Green is 50 far recovered as to be able
to sit up much Of the time, and with
care will be able TO be out in few
days.
Apples by the peck, bushel or
barrel, at ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Rev. ]. W Hageman left us last
Tuesday evening, He will spend a
few DAYS at Wausau, this State and
then proceed to New York, where he
will spend the winter.
A large assortment of Flavoring
extracts Of all kinds at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Now that election is over, the
biggest excitement in town Is the grand
rush which Silberstein & Bondy are
having at their LITTLE store next to
Ansley and Sunderland.
Nice. fresh Grapes at
Neil SMITHS.
Mr.. Charles Watkins left Us yes
terday for the Sunny South. He
will spend the winter in St. Louis, and
may decide to permanently locate
there The TINES wishes him success
and a pleasant round of enjoyment
this winter.
An excellent quality of Flour of
all grades at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. Ninton, ieweler, who has
been with Mr. Elwell during the past
summer, has opened out on his own
account, and may be found in the
Gates building opposite the furniture
store, where he invites his friends to