The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-07-29

We understand the general tele-
phone Office will be in the small store
building just west of the express office.
A good location we should think.
Mr.. P. f. Bradshaw is daily re-
ceiving his new goods and will in a
few days be fully stocked and ready
to throw his banner to the breeze.
Pic mics on Minnesota Point have
become almost an every day occur
renee. Another huge one is being
worked up and will come off soon.
Frank Bellaire and Sophie Nor
risette were united in the holy bonds
of wedlock at the Catholic church this
week. We wish them unbounded sue
cess.
Moran & McGillis pile driver is
engaged in repairing a bent in the
new n. P. dock. 1t is one of the
handiest drivers at the head of the
lake.
Leo. Aliens Mill on the Little
Pokegema some FIVE miles west of
town is still saving on an immense
bill of dimension lumber for Stafford &
Conan.
Thompson Ritchie's ine residence
building on the corner of St. John
avenue and Second street, has been
rented to Engineer f. W. d. Hol-
brook.
Jonathan Davis, of St. Paul of
offers for sale eighty acres of good
land, with living water, good timber
&c. See Advertisement in another
column.
Vincent Roy received this week
the largest stock of general merchan-
disc brought to Superior for some
time. Observe his announcements
elsewhere.
Plank have been laid on each
side Of the track along the bay
front to serve the double purpose of
keeping the ties in position and as a
convenient walk.
Say, you fellow there, with the
linen buster and straw hat, take your
girl in to Neil Smiths and get her a
dish Of ice cream. She will never say
Eyes" if you don't.
ladies now is the accepted time,
if you would get nice house plants
cheap. Neil Smith wants to get rid of
his stock and will not argue with you
about the price.
Mr.. S. G.. Sherburne, of Duluth,
stepped on a lemon peel last Sunday
ard fell, and broke one Of his legs be-
tween the knee and ankle, and will be
laid up for a time.
-Duluth's new daily paper will
make its appearance August first. 1t
looks as though our Duluth neighbors
were ato to have decent daily paper
after SO long a time.
Mrs. G. Ansley has gone down to
her Old home at Hudson for Il short
visit. She will probably return with
Mr.. A, when he comes home from
the District convention.
What is the use of putting down
a cross walk in front of every mans
door along Second street? The man
who is too lazy to walk to the corner
ought to stay at home.
Lost or stolen, wire tape meas
ure. Mr.. A. X. Smith, our popular
engineer, is the chief mourner, and
will pay a liberal reward for the re.
turn Of the missing article.
Mr.. Denis Dean has been re-
ceiving an immense invoice of new
goods the past few days. He has 6
very fine line Of hardware goods, and
can fit you out with anything in thai
line.
Mr.. f. S. Sanford left for De
troit last Tuesday, where he goes to
meet his partner in western mining
operations, and to receive SIS, 900 a.
his share Of late sale of one of then
/ claims.
The best thing in the world t.
give your collars and shirt fronts ;
nice finish is "Amyline" made by G.
L. Foss, of Minneapolis and sold il
Superior by Mr.. Vincent Roy. &c
get a package and try it.
Mr.. Thos. Conan, of Jefferson
has commenced the construction of ;
large and costly residence on the cor
ner of Stinson avenue and Fifth street
The building is in charge of his son
| in-law, Mr.. Willis Waldo.
There was no rain last Friday o.
Saturday, and yet there was gooC
sized picnic each day. Miss McVical
asks us to explain the phenomenon
but we have to give it up, Never
heard of such thing before.
Numbers of horses running loos'