The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-12-02
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your cigars at Kiltins.

Buy your cigars at kiltins.
-Woolen goods at less than cost at
Ansley & Sunderlands.
Skates for young and old, great
and small, at Bishof s.
November is gone and we have
had no winter weather to speak of
as yet.
If YOU look at Merritt & Does
apples you will not go away without a
barrel.
Mr.. w. Thompson and Mrs. Ca
dotte, both Of this city, were married
last Sunday.
Skates of all styles and quality,
with prices to suit all sized purses at
BIsHOFFs.
Doc. Laftte boasts of brand
new grill baby which arrived at his
house this week.
Confectionery for holiday pur-
poses at kILTIN's.
Many of our business houses
closed their doors thanksgiving day
or a greater portion Of it.
Hoods, all kinds of nubias, scarfs,
etc, cheap at RoY's.
A good assortment of the best
pens, holders, inks, lead pencils, paper
and copy-books. cheap at the Post
Office.
-Mince Meat, an excellent arti-
Gle at NEIL SMITHS.
Brother Whippie Of the Inter
Ocean is off on business trip to st.
Paul this week. lie is expected back
today.
If s,ou wapt q pure granulated
sugar 90 10 Merritt & Does, YOU can
get nine pounds for one dollar.
Mr.. Ewen, our popular jeweler,
has large stock Of goods on the way.
They Will be here next week. Don't
buy until You see them.
Homemade mince meat, nj and
fresh, at KILT :.
Our Duluth mail due here s
O'Clock in the evening arrives ate en-
o'clock the following day. Gle
Sam is very kind to his mail carriers.
Large and fine line of gents
underwear at RoY's.
Mr. Holbrook, who has been on
duty at Braincrd for some time, came
down to eat his Thanksgiving dinner
with his family. He goes back today.
The finest brown sugar you ever
saw, II pounds for 81, at
MERRITT & DOES.
Yesterday was the first day Of
winter, according to the division of
seasons. and was ushered in with great
pomp and snow storm. Weather
mild
Special bargains in TEAS, at
NEIL SMITHS.
This is the month for paying your
taxes and for taking advantage of the
three per cent rebate. Pay your tax
debts now and make money by SO
doing.
-Nobby neckties, elegant silk muf-
fers, silk handkerchief, etc, just the
thing for nice Christmas presents, at
S1LBERsTEIN & BoNDY's.
Have you seen Mr.. Murphy's
new sign? If not, 90 and take look
at it and then step in and order bill
@ goods. The sign is nice one and
SO is his stock of merchandise.
Buck, dog, goat and sheepskin
gloves and mittens- fine line just in,
at RoY's.
Mr.. Thomas Bardon, of Ashland,
came up to see his Superior friends on
Thursday. AS he did not get here
until evening, he found rather slim
picking on the historical turkey.
1t will pay you to walk two miles
to get your groceries at the Uppertown
store, for the boys keep only first class
goods.
A skating rink is the all alb
sorbing topic of the day among the
lovers of that sport and exercise, and
it is quite likely that Superior will
boast an institution of that kind ere
long.
Poultry, turkeys and chickens,
young and tender, at NEIL SMITHS.
-Retallack has large force of
carpenters at work on his new store
building, which is to be ready for oe-
cupancy by the first of May. The
brick vanereing will be put on later In
the season.
"A full and complete stock of la
dies fine hosiery. Just in, at RoY's.