The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-04-01
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LOO Al Aft A IRIS.

Easter one week from tomorrow.
How many times have you been fooled
today?
Vote early, and then go to work for
the best men.
An unusual number of Duluth rigs
were over this week.
A couple of interesting legal docu-
ments may be found on our first page.
Hay is in good demand-tame bring
ing $40 and wild SIG per ton.
That's a handsome new delivery wag-
on Mr. Alvin Lord got this week.
The window cleaning season has COM
menced, at the express Office, anyhow.
Antoine Gordon, Mayor of Amick,
Douglas Co, was in the city this week.
An unusual amount of express matter
came in over the n. P. road last Saturday.
Vote for james Bardon for Chair man
Of the Board of Supervisors, next Tuesday.
Mrs. farley will exhibit her wax fig
CESS" again this Saturday evening. Let
all go.
-Retallack & Cox intend moving into
the large building owned by Silberstein &
Bondy.
We saw one solitary little crow this
week This is said to be u sure sign Of
spring.
A. e. Simonds, late county auditor
Carleton Co., is IN the city with view OF
locating
Mr.. Geo. Anderson, one of our hotel
keepers now has the job Of feeding our
Jail birds.
Mr.. VIM. Smith, of Duluth, was shak
ing hands with his Superior friends last
Thursday.
-Slush! Mud. Dammit! nre words
frequently heard from the lips of the sinner
these days.
Mrs. Z T. Gauvreau, We are happy to
state. has nearly recovered from her late
severe illness.
DIR. +. T. Gauvreaus new stock OF
Drugs have aniyed-as we'll as the attrac-
tive curtains.
The lower part of the bay is being
sounded BY the n. P. Co, doubtless for
dock locations.
Have you noticed the fine display Of
dry goods and novelties in Ansley Il Sun
dcrlands windows?
in consequence of the bright days and
snow. many "green-eyed monsters may be
seen on our streets.
Sunday was another fine day for bug
gy riding, at least it seemed so from the
number that was ont.
-Mish. Pastoret, one of Duluth's steam
boat owners and business men was in the
city few days ago.
-Elwell the Jeweler. is rushed with
business; if you don't believe it, just ask
him to do a job for you.
John W. Murphy, our popular grocer
received tremendous! stock of eggs the
other day. Eggs-actly,
An unusually fat man is nowadays
called swell" We have quite mum
Der of them in Superior.
Mr.. Mish. Pastoret has sold his nal
interest in the ferry boat Zero to his busl
ness partner, Mr. J. Lloyd.
All the reserved seats were taker
Thursday evening for the Mrs. farley enter
tainmeut, this, Friday evening.
Miss Lou Perry who has been quite ii
for a few days is again able to resume he
clerical duties at the post-otfice.
As soon as our bank gets its doors
open, our business men will not have tC
make so many trips to Duluth.
-Seraphin Roy, nephew of our, DIR!
goods merchant Mr.. V. Roy, left this weel
for his home in Little Falls, MINI.
Mr.. Stephen Dunphy, of this city, los
two houses in the late fire at n p. Junction
Loss about $1,000. No insurance.
-Messrs. Siberstein & Bondy, of Du
luth have something to say to our readers
in the TINES to-day. Read their card.
%. X. Alexander, Cashier of the Su
perior First National Bank, was in towI
this week looking over his future home.
Capt. Thomas Sullivan and wife wcr'
over from Duluth last Sunday on a visit tt
Mrs. Sulliyan's mother, Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
We are glad to see that the holes
made by cutting out ice are now all fenced
and all danger from that source is removed
Election tickets printed at the TINE
Office with "neatness and dispatch SEM
in your orders early that all may be sup
Piled. :,
Mr.. Saxton, of the light house, VII
soon have his lamps trimmed and burn
ing to pilot the lake vessels into the gu
perior harbor.
During this fine weather the glare
from the snow will injure your eyes unless
Won protect them with pair OF those
.tgoqrles" for sale by V. Roy,