The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-14

admitted to full fellowship.
The popular draying firm Of d.
W. Head Il Co., have added fine
new dray to their stock, and we are
glad to note this evidence of prosper
ity, for the firm is a deserving one and
prompt to answer the cali Of their
customers.
A close board fence has been built
at the opening on Minnesota Point by
the Government. It's object IS to drift
and retain the sand, thereby adding
to the width and height of the point
at this place. Jake Leidell's force is
doing the work.
Mr.. S. E. Tubbs, who has had
charge of the Omaha supply store
here for a little more than year, is
now head man in Mr. Murphy's empo-
rum. MIR. Murphy was fortunate
when he secured the services of such
an able assistant.
The greatest inducements ever
offered to the people of Superior are
to be found at Merritt & Does. Just
look at their nd" and then go to
their store IN Uppertown, and Get the
most goods for the least money OF any
place in the Northwest.
The tower built by 1Tessrs. Gage
4 Mitchell for operating their well
drilling machinery, Is seventy-fye feet
high. Their machinery, which got
lost at Cleveland, O., has been found,
and sent on, and viii soon be seeking
after water.
Mr.. Murphy's head is always level
whether selling goods or making I'M
provements. His last effort in the
latter direction is the erection Of a fine
street lamp in front Of his store. If
all our merchants would follow this
example how much nicer would Second
street apper these dark nights.
The mellow notes of the festive
auctioneer has fl0ated out upon the
damp atmosphere all the past week
crying off first jewely, then clothing,
then a pice Of antiQuated horse flesh,
a spawned WheelbaErow, knee-sprung
shovels and wheelless carts, relics Of
railroad construction
-"Billy' Cox and Charley Wat
kins, seized their grip-sacks and start
ell for Chicago last Wednesday eve
ming. Mr.. Cox went on general
business connected with the store, and
Charley went for-weH if he brings
back bride YOU needn't say. we gave
YOU go warning.
-Messrs. Merritt & Doe, Of Upper
town have got their new store build
completed, and are this week shelving
a fine line ofGroceries and Provisions.
They are courteous and oblging gen
tIemon 70 deal with, and the TINES
wishes them success In their new bust
ness venture. See their new Adver-
tiscmcnt in another column.
-}Tezsrs. Retallacll & Cox have
decided to Use brick in the c0nstruc-
zion Of their new store building to Be
erected In the spring. It will require
$1,000 brick for the outer wall
and viii be q fine ornament to
that locality. Now who VIII 90 and
do likewise on the other corner? There
ought to be four companion buildings
there.
-1Iessrs. Silbortain {. Bondv have
opened out their stock of clothing
and gents furnishing goods in the
building next to AIessrs. Anslev &
Suuderland's, and, through an adver-
tisemcnt IN cur columns today invite
the people to call and look at their
goods, which invitation viii no doubt
be accepted by cur citizens.
Mr.. Brooks has left at our Office
d sample brick taken from his kiln
Just burnt, which fully establishes the
fact that most excellent brick can be
made from the material to be had in
endless quantity here lie made
$4,000 IS q trial kiln, and viii now
burn 100000 more. lie could con-
tract every brick he can make this
fall. The business IS an assured sue
cess from the start.
Mr.. I1lwell, to make room for his
large stock Of fine jewelry consisting
Of new gold and silver watches, watch
and neck chains, brooches, rings,
charms, &c, has had to put in anoth-
er large show case, and ii Is an elegant
one ebony trimmed, which to our lik-
ing is much handsomer than the nick
le trimmed ones. Call in and see it
and the handsome new goods it con
tains.
Hon. Benz. L. Hewett, Speaker
Of the Pennsylvania House Of Repre-
sentatives, paid our cily q brief visit
one day this week. Mr.. Hewett owns
a little real estate here, and is highly
pleased with the progress made and
future prospects. lie also thinks sew
eral Pennsylvania parties who have
an eve on the Northwest Will locate
here in the spring and help boom the
town next year.
Charley Sunderland got home
again last Saturday. He reports Il
very pleasant visit, and as a curiosity
for western inspection, brought back
a few pounds Of genuine maple sugar
from the old homestead bush, and
treated the TINES crew to a generous
chunk" Since his return he has
moved into the new residence house OF
Miss Morris, and gone 10 keeping
house on his own account. and SAYS he