The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-09-23

popular grocery firm of Ansley & Sun
derland, is off for visit to old stamp
ing grounds in the East, for a few
weeks. He got tired of raking il
money and handing out goods, anC
needed a rest. The TINES wishes hin
pleasant trip.
We will sell lumbermens' sup
plies at prices that will make youl
head swim. We mean just what We
say, and guarantee our goods frst-clasS
and prices lower than the lowest.
RETALLAcK q Cox.
We are informed by VIII. Webb
that recent adyices from Mr.. Thomp-
son Richie, brings the sad intelligence
that he has become nearly if not total
ly deaf. 1t is said that Mr.. Ritchie'>
misfortune is caused from bathing in
the salt water Lnter-Ocean.
MIR. O. Britton is the name of the
new Methodist minister appointed to
this charge by the late conference.
He will probably arrive next week,
and the TINES bespeaks for him a
hearty welcome by our people gen
orally, as well as by his church breth-
rem.
business men should understand
that it pays much better to advertise
their business in a paper that has a
circulation of 600, than in one of only
200 copies. If you want to avail
yourself of this difference, and really
get some advertising for your money,
you will patronize the TINES.
20. c. Hicks has returned from
his vacation and is pushing his work
with renewed vigor. He will soon
commence the erection Of two fine res
idence buildings, one for Hiram
Hayes, Esq, and the other for Mr..
Peter E. Bradshaw, both to be up and
inclosed before the cold weather sets
in.
Our new strip of sidewalk now
reaches from the cemetery near the
Nemadji and at the head of Ninth
street, north to Second street, thence
west to Connors Point, making a new
and continuous walk five miles in
length. This is only what has been
done on enc street and comprises
about half the new walk built this
season.
The Rev. Thomas McCrague, Of
Omaha, preached very able sermon
in the Presbyterian church last Sun
day evening. BY this arrangement
Mr.. Hageman's lecture on "The Won
ders of the Atmosphere" was post
poned for one week, and will therefore
be delivered tomorrow evening. OF
course it is not necessary to extend a
special invitation to be present.
1.-THE Boss Store" which means
Retallack & Cox, is out with a new
double column advertisement this
week, to which we call special atten-
ton. They mean business, and hay
ing a very large stock Of goods mean
to sell them. Even Duluth cannot
pro lice a finer a:so, tment O. goods,
and as to prices, they defy COMPETE
ton. Read their "ad" and then 60
and look over their fine and large line
Of goods.
We had the pleasure Of making
the acquaintance Of Mr.. Arson Malt
by, Of New York City, this week. Mr..
Maltby is the agent or representative
of a good deal Of Superior real estate,
and while he was confident of the final
outcome, was not particularly gratitied
with what had been done thus far.
having seen and informed himself as
to the why's and whereforcs, will lie
now impress upon those whom he rep
resents that they, as much as any one,
are responsible for the existing state Of
affairs?
Last Wednesday we took our lit
tie pail and meandcred out into the
woods back Of town and picked about
four quarts of very nice red raspber-
ries What do you think of that, you
sun-baked, dried up people who live
to the south of us and foolisbIv imagine
we have no seed time or harvest way
up here in the great Northwest? Then
after the raspberry comes the cranber-
ry, the plums and the grapes, which
Will continue the harvest until the
middle Of October, at least. Move up
this way friends, where YOU can enjoy
some Of the luxuries Of life.
The Wisconsin Methodists who
have been holding their annual CON
ference at Portage, completed its work
last Wednesday. We see that by ac-
ton then taken, Superior has been put
in the st. Croix district, and below
will be found the appointments for
that district:
NJ. Benson, ?. T., posofice, Sparta.
ArkanSaW-George W smith.
Clear LakC-William NasSec.
Cumberland. II. McManus.
FllSwOrth-P. X. Jones
Observation-Disclosures Evans.
HudSon-Bert Z. Wheeler.
knapp-Ge0rgc \. Foster.
LOuisyile-tf a, JOSlin.
Maiden Rock-JOhn Holt.
Menomonee-J. D. Brothers.
New Bichmond-JOhn HaW.
OSccOla Mills-E. 3. Russell.
Pepin-J. NJ. Wells.
Prairie Farm--To be supplied by F. " Arudt
PreScott-H. ". Bushnell.
Rice Lake-To be supplied by w. Robinson.
River FalIs-William Haw.
st. Croix Fails and Alabama-To be supplied.
SuperiOr-O. BTitton.
Woodyille-To be supplied by NJ. Tyler
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