The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-30

them lower yet.
RETALLACK & Cox.
Mr.. Stafford has gone home to
Fond du Lac for short visit, and Mr..
Waldo has gone to Jefferson on a sim
liar mission.
Flannel suitings in every shade,
style and price, at
RETALLACK & Cox.
The pump on the corner of Fifth
street and Nettleton avenue is out of
order again, and should receive the
attention of our city fathers.
Nice Fresh crackers Just received
at ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
Children should not be allowed
to have matches. We came near hay
ing a destructive confagration to re-
cord this week from this cause.
Closing out our dress goods, fall
and summer styles at 20 per cent. dis
count. RETALLACK & Cox.
The Gates building looks better
since it has been sided up and painted
well, we believe it is not yet painted,
but then of course is going to be.
The proof of the pudding is not
in chewing the string, but in a slice of
the article itself.
RETALLACK & Cox.
The old building on the corner of
Sixth street and Nettleton Avenue is
undering thorough repairs inside and
out, all of which were greatly needed.
We have opened the fall cam
paign, and shall keep it up, regardless
Of expense. RETALLACK q Cox.
Mr.. Hageman Will deliver the
third lecture of the course tomorrow
evening. The subject is a very inter
esting one, and should be heard by all
Our stock of boots and shoes is
second to none i'll this county. We
sell boots and shoes at prices that defy
competition. RETALLACK 4 Cox.
1t is expected that the new well
digging machinery will be set in mo-
ton next week. The frame work IS
now in position and the machinery IS
expected to-day.
We have fifty dozen hats and
caps; the latest styles, that we viii
guarantee prices on, ranging from 80
cents to 500 each.
RETALLACK & Cox.
We learn that our friend, Jas. S.
Richie, is candidate for county
treasurer at the ensuing election. He
thinks some one else had better be
county attorney.
We have the boss stock, and if
you want goods at bottom-way down
bottom-fgures, go to
RETALLAcK & Cox.
LosT.-Ncar the court house on
walk to Second street, a chased gold
band ring, on which is the inscription,
"H.G." \ liberal newark will be paid
on It's return to this Office
We sell goods regardless of cost or
competitor, RETAILAcK q Cox.
That new cigar show case on Ans
ley & Sunderland's counter Is d nobby
affair for fact. 1t also contains a
good brand Of cigars. If You don't
believe it try one.
The largest, the cheapest, the best
and the most complete, and in fact the
only complete stock in Superior.
RETALLAcK 4 Cox.
Our sportsmen are having fine
fun with the duck now. Allouis bay
is the favorite grounds, and one party
captured twenty-five birds at four
shots, a few days ago.
The long German sock, Pontiac
goods, for $3.50 per pair at
RETALLACK & Cox.
Who could consistently ask for
better weather than we have been
having for the past month? The Ital-
ian himself, could he have enjoyed it,
would blush for his country.
We offer the celebrated Frost
Killer blanket, all sizes, warranted
genuine, for So per pair.
RETALLACK q Cox.
Judge Perry has got the new roof
on his house, and other external inn
provements made, all ready for the
painters. You will hardly know the
place when the workmen leave it.
-Retallack & Cox has the biggest,
the best, and the Boss Store III SUI
perior.
Mr.. Baldwin, our excellent artist
SAYS he got negatives of some very fine
views, while down the south shore re-
Gently, and will have them ready for
exhibition and sale in a few days.
We will sell lumbermens' sup
plies at prices that will make your
head swim. We mean just what we
say, and guarantee our goods tirst-class
and prices lower than the lowest.
RETALLACK & Cox.
Every man in town knows all
about the future plans of all the rail
roads that are coming to Superior, or
/ thinks he does, but not one of them
can tell a stranger where he can get