The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-16

Sixteen below zero this, Friday.

Sixteen below zero this, Friday,
morning.
German socks and all kinds of
socks from 10 cents to $3.50, at Roy's.
Mrs. Holley left for her Mime
sofa home last Monday.
Fresh candies and nuts for the
holidays at A. c. Browns book store
Mr.. Sullivan and family are now
occupying their new residence on
Third street.
A grand display of Christmas
presents at RETALLACK & Cox.
Splendid sleighing in these parts
now, and the weather just cold enough
to preserve it.
-.Tumping-jacks and all kinds Of
Xmas toys at RoY's-
Mr. V. Roy has been spending
most of the present week with the
boys at ST. Paul.
If you want good cigar you
can get it at kILTIN's.
As yet the ice in the bay is none
too safe for teams, and caution should
be exercised by those driving over it.
For Dry sound Tamarac wood,
delivered to any part of the city, in
quire at Rof's.
Next week will bring us the
shortest days of the winter. After the
22d, the sun will start on its return
march.
Green apples, only 1915 per bar
rel at Ansley & Sunderland's.
Calling Cards make very pretty
and appreciative Christmas presents
for lady friend Call and examine
our stock.
Creamery and dairy butter, good
and fresh, at NEIL SaITH's.
The Omaha train now leaves
here at five o'clock in the morning,
and arrives hcre-well, when it gets
here.
For Snider & Co.'S extra choice
mince meat, enquire at EoY's.
This is good number of the
TINES to send abroad to some friend
Extra copies can be had by calling at
this Office.
Examine the 10 cent list of
books at the post Office.
The court calendar just published
at the TINES Office presents nineteen
cases. The court session commences
next Monday.
1915 will buy barrel of apples
at Ansley & Sunderland's. Delivered
free of cost.
Mr. J. NJ. Hall having retired
from service with Messrs. Retallack &
Cox, Mr.. S. L. Tubbs has been called
to fill the vacancy.
A. C. Brown has a fine lot of
fancy boxes and paper, just the thing
for the holidays, which he would be
pleased to show you.
MIR A. Brown has resigned his
position as express messenger on the
Omaha line, and his place has been
filled by the appointment of Mr..
Burbank.
Flour and cracker meal at
KILTIN's.
One of our brave hunters, whose
name We did not learn, killed a large
gray wolf near town one day this
week. 1t was large and ugly look
ing brute.
A fine assortment Of Christmas
candies, suitable for old or young, just
received at RoY's.
The church supper at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Shaw, last Tuesday eve
ming, was success both as to pleasure
and profit. We like such social gath
erings.
SuTlStIiltS CdiNSs -
games, books, and an assortment OF
holiday goods cheap at the post office.
CLERK of the Court, Charles Lord,
has appointed Dr. Lafitte as his depu-
ty. A good appointment, and one
which will give general satisfaction,
we thiuk.
An elegant line of Gents, muf-
hers and silk handkerchief to be Civ
en- away chap, at Rows.
1t is expected that the Duluth
Land Sales will close this week. A
vast amount of pine lands have been
sold, and generally at what is consid-
cred fair price.
Elegant silk handkerchief, neck
muff1ers, and gents ties, just the thing
for Christmas present, at
SILBERsTEIS & BoNDYs.