The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-16

soon be here.
Amy and all styles of dress shirts
will be found for sale cheap at
RoY's.
MIR. Crane, one of the n. p. at
torneys who has charge of the Co.
business here, is off for week or two
attending to some law business at Aus
tin Mimi.
You will find an excellent article
Of corn meal at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
RELIGIoUs-The Rev. Thomas Me-
Crague, of Omaha, will preach in the
school house at Corners Point to-mor
row Sunday morning at 1920. All
all are invited to attended.
A splendid assortment of fresh
crackers, just received by
NEIL SMITH.
Roy has been receiving an i'm
mense stock of new good the past
week and has got his store so full YOU
can hardly get through it. Call in
and examine the new stock.
10 tb Standard A Sugar s1.OO.
s tb Rio Coffee S1.OO.
PETER L. BRADSHAW.
Mr.. A. E. Philbrook is building
large square two-story dwelling
house on seventh street and Baker
avenue. 1t will be one of the finest
residence buildings in the town, when
completed.
-Cabbages, onions, potatoes, and
all kinds of fancy and heavy groceries
can be had as cheap as the cheapest at
RoY's.
Mr.. Walter Huber, one of the
finest young men in the county, has
accepted a situation with Mr.. D. Dean
and may now be found behind the
counters in that extensive hardware
establishment.
Buy your fancy candies, nuts,
dates, figs, prize packages, etc, of
NEIL SMITH.
Tea in pound packages, at Ans
ley & Sunderlands. With each pack
age you will get as present nice
cup and saucer and box of baking
powder, and all for IS cents. The tea
is of excellent quality.
If you want to smoke fragrant
cigar, call for the "Aquila de Key
West" at RoY's.
The n. P. Co., now runs It's trains
in connection with the Pacific line Of
Steamers to Hong Kong. At least
this is presumably the case, judging
by our present mail facilities, and the
distance between trains"
If you wish to be comfortable
while enjoying the sweet embrace Of
Morpheus, buy the "Frost Killer"
blanket at RoY's.
-9Tessrs. Rossiter {; Brown have
received the contract for completing
the last three-miles of the Omaha road
bed from Bluff Creek in to the bay.
The work Is to be completed by the
first Of December, we believe.
Genuine morocco satchels, all
prices at RoY's.
Our friend Mr.. John Bardon, has
accepted a position on the Duluth Bee
local staff, and Will manage the Su-
perior column until further notice.
If you know of any items of public
worth OF interest report to him.
New styles of ginghams and
prints at RoY's.
Something new. Ansley & Sun
derland have a good article of tea put
up in two pound packages, and in
each package you will find a present
of a nice silver plated knife and fork
and all for 81.25. Try package.
Dress goods, suitings, of all styles
and shades, laces of all descriptions
and other goods too numerous to men
ton, generally found in frst-cIass
dry goods store-carefully selected by
Roy.
VIII Baldwin, Mr.. Langley and
a Mr.. Smith from Minneapolis, took
their sail boat and started for a hunt
and fish down the lake, last Tuesday.
They expect to be gone about week,
and we wish them a good time an lots
Of game.
-Silberstein and Bondy of Duluth,
will start branch store in this city
October first They will occupy the
room now occupied by Mr.. Elwell,
and brother of the Mr.. Bondy ofthe
above firm will have charge of the
business.
Mr.. Doe of Superior's postal de-