The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-09

AN 6ooo w iahc IL COuIsc III tue
business college of that city.
"A grand display of Christmas
presents at RETALLAcK & Cox.
Thomas Bardon is yet in the
vicinity, fully diagnosing the pine
land question. He says there is
big boom in Bay city lots at Ashland.
-Tripe, pigs feet, celery and lem
ons, at BRADsHAW's.
james Bardon, Martin Patterson
and several more of Superior's land
dealers, spent most of the week in
Duluth at the famous public land sale.
If you want nice diary for 1883
go to the book store and you can get
one.
L NJ. Spalding, Duluth's poular
jeweler, sends out very fine illustrat-
ed holiday paper this year. He evil
IDENTIFY has great faith in printers ink.
-Mince meat, an excellent article,
only ID cents per pound at
NEIL SMITHS.
The new pump put in the we'll
on the corner Of Fifth street and Net
Teton avenue is an improvement over
the old ancient of days" that was
there.
Skates for young and old, great
and small, at Bishoff' s.
The circuit court for this county
convenes at the court house in this
city on Monday, the 18th inst. Pre-
pare your arguments. Messrs. Attor-
neys.
-Woolen goods at less than cost at
Ansley & Sunderlands.
Capt Il. L. Craw, left Saturday
for the south and east While here,
we understand, he was the principal
in several large real estate transac-
tons
| 60 and see the fine display of
fancy crockery, vases toilet sets etc.
for Christmas. At
ANsLEY & SUSDERLAND's.
-Cleofos Morrisette who has spent
most of the summer in the far west re-
turned home this week and still thinks
there is no place quite equal to Su-
perior.
Make your wives and sweethearts
happy by getting one of those nice
mink sets of furs, dirt cheap, at
RETALLACK q Cox
If you want good as new sewing
machine cheap, call on Mr.. Elwell.
He took it in a trade and can sell il
for less than half Of its cost. In per,
feet order.
Cherry, tomato and strawberry
preserves, and black berry jam at
NEIL SMITH s.
Our merchants are all busiiy en-
gagged receiving holiday gsoes in their
many different lines, and their sever
al windows present gay and attract
{ We appearance.
Ladies Furs at half price at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's
Mr.. Geo. Fortune, a wealthy
miller of River Falls, was in the city
this week. Mr.. Fortune is much
pleased with Superior and may decide
to locate here.
SELECT BULK OYSTERS
all winter,
By the gallon, quart or pint.
Solid Measure.
at BRADsHAW's.
The cheapest and best way to buy.
The most powerful locomotive OF
this division of the n. p. No. 50 ha
again been restored to the route be
tween here and the Junction in th'
passenger service.
Now is your time for overcoat
SILBERsTIEN & BoNDY sell then
lower than the lowest.
"A change of time is expected Il
soon take place on both the Omaha
and Northern Pacific, thereby train
will run, on time more convlnent +
the travelling public.
; Did you see the transit of Fenu
across the sun last Wednesday? |
was plainly visible at this point fror
10 O'Clock AN. until nearly l o'cloc
PM, when it was obscured by clouds
For heavy underwear and every
. thing in the line Of heavy underwea
go to SILBERsTIEN q BoND1.
-Elwell is having a lively trade i
$ musical instruments these days. IL
n delivered two fine organs last weet
: to say nothing about his sales G
smaller instruments Of various kind:
The ladies of the Episcopal chure
! will give pic mic supper at the res
. dence of Mrs. II. W. Shaw, mex
Tuesday evening. Come one, com
. all. Twenty five cents will pay &c
the supper.
Skates of all styles and qualit.
with prices to suit all sized purses {
:. BIsHoFF's.
d The lumber trade is already al
d;ner Ire imnulse to the general reviy