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


Logue q Whitney's is handsome and
no mistake. Just the thing for bridal
present, eh, you prospective dads-m-
law?
Mr.. Dean has just been adding
another large assortment of goods to
his stock of hardware. He will GER
tainly have to build a larger store
soon.
A new sidewalk has been laid to
the mills on Corners Point. Up that
way there will not be necessarily any
more weeping and wailing and wash
ing of feet.
-Logue and Whitney have put in
some of the finest furniture we ever
saw, the past week. They have some
elegant parlor and chamber sets. Call
in and see them.
The new store building in Upper
town is nearly completed, and is a
very creditable looking structure. 1t
will soon be filled with a fine stock of
general merchandise.
Last Sunday afternoon was fav-
orable for sailing and numerous par
ties improved the occasion. Many
small boats were out and the troubled
waters made them dance a merry Jig.
If you are a sufferer from bill
liouness, loss of appetite, indigestion
or costiveness, you can experience inn
mediate relief by wearing one of those
new style Of hats sold by Retallack &
Cox.
Mr., Elwell is stocking up his
jewelry store in all its branches, for
the fall and winter trade. His stock
of musical instruments, which has az
rived, is the best at the head of the
lake.
-Ansley & Sunderland are putting
up another addition at the rear of
their store, which will take them to
the end Of their lot. They will now
have to begin to spread out, like an
alderman
Mr.. H. ". Holley, of the Oma-
ha Construction Co., has recovered
from his late illness, and is again on
duty. He is in the city this week,
closing up business matters, their work
being completed.
Tea in pound packages, at Ans
ley & Sunderlands. With each pack
age you viii get as q present nice
cup and saucer and q box of baking
powder, and all for Is cents. The tea
is of excellent quality.
j. F. Bishoff Jr., has just received
a lot of excellent plows, SO our farm
ers can be supplied from our home
market in the future. Fred is always
up with the times and looking to the
wants of his customers.
Something new. Ansley & Sun
derland have a good article Of tea put
up iii two pound packages, and in
each package you will find a present
of nice silver plated knife and fork,
and all for $1.25. Try a package.
Two hunters, we did not learn
their names, captured two fine young
black bears near Bluff Creek, only
about three miles from town, last
Monday. There is some glory and
excitment in capturing that kind Of
game.
By the way is it not about time
that our litereiy club was re-organized
for the winter campaign? We believe
that when the spring adjournment was
taken it was to hold good until the
second week in September. Let the
club again begin its good work.
Mr., J. W. Murphy sold Duluth
man a bill of goods few days ago,
amounting to $50. Judicious adver-
Using in the TIMES, goods as repre-
scented and at fair prices will draw
custom every time, hence Mr.. Muir
phys success as Il business man.
The other day fellow interfered
with one of our policemen while in the
discharge of his duty, but became sud-
denly dazed and thought freight
train had backed up against him. He
"moved on, Facilitating how uncertain
and painful" it is to stand by even
your friends, at times.
Rev. DR.. Wright of Waukesha,
this State is visiting in the city, and
viii occupy the pulpit in the Church
of the Redeemer, tomorrow, morning
and evening. The DIR. visited our city
early last fall, and is muched surpris-
ed at the great improvements that
have been made since that time.
The iron is being put down on
the side tracks running out onto the
n. p. dock, and by Monday or Tues
day trains can be run to the outer