The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-01-28

s@ Buy Neil Smiths 5 cts. Cigars

Fresh Eggs 80 cts. per dozen at
Neil Smiths. 1w
The crows were out in force one
of those fine days this week, and gave
a regular concert.
Extra copies of the TINES can
be had this week, for all who want
them. \ good number to send abroad
1t cost s4,O02.S7 to run the Wis
consin State Grange last year What
has the Granger to show for the money
invested?
Let US see. This is about the
third time, is it not, that the "Air
Line" has played the failure dodge?
1t ought to be three times and out.
Mr.. Ed. Bischoff, a Superior boy
with Duluthian proclivities, came over
to see his friends here last Tuesday,
and paid his addresses to the TINES
crew.
B9%Valencia Oranges, Lemons,
Dates, Figs, and Cranberries at Neil
Smiths. 1w
Ed. NJ Grace, We local of the
Duluth Tribune, and at one time boss
OF the TINES Office, spent a couple Of
days in the city this week, and made
us a pleasant call.
"A delegation of influential citizens
of Duluth and Superior, are in Madi-
son, trying to secure the payment by
some means of the Air Line debts.
Hope they may succeed.
The family Mr.. Dayton arrived
here from Southern Minnesota, last
Tuesday, and are domiciled in their
new home near the court house, and
10. is happy once more.
Why has our city dads not fixed
that disabled pump on I'd street? 1t
seems a little hard on the average old
settler to order the saloons all closed
with a broken pump on hand. Let it
be repaired at once.
If YOU want an excellent family
paper, take the Sunday edition of the
Pioneer Press, only $500 a year This
issue is prepared especially the house
hold, and is filled to overAowing with
choice literature. Subscriptions re-
ceiyed at this office.
The Presbyterian church here has
been undergoing some repairs during
the past week, followed by general
cleaning up and the putting down of
new carpet. But don't let the pret-
" carpet divert your attention from
the preacher and the text tomorrow.
The two laborcrs who were in
jured by the caving of a bank in a cut
on the Air Line, last week, both died
within twentv-four hours, after the
operation Of the amputation Of their
limbs took place. They were given
decent burial at this place last Satur-
day.
That large, handsome timc-lock
safe in the Office of Mr.. JAS Bardon,
is nice piece of furniture. 1t weighs
4 200 pounds and fills that mich in the
wall to a dot. Our friend Bardon
evidently has faith in the future great
ness of Superior and will have a safe
place for his share
Capt. Holt, of Michigan. who is
TO tread the deck of the beautiful new
ferry boat which is to ply between
Superior and Duluth next summer,
was in town day or two this week.
Capt. Holt is genial, pleasant gen
tleman, and is sure to be popular with
the travelling public.
Mr.. J. W. Murphy is also making
preparations to put up large quanti-
ty of CONCEALED bay water for the ben
eft of our citizens when the hot days
of July come. Put up lots of it gen
tlemen, and fear not. Remember YOU
will have to supply the wants Of many
people, before ice comes again.
-Foltz & Gansen, the pioneer
blacksmiths and wagon makers of Su-
perior, have a new advertisement in
the TINES to-day. They are first-class
workmen, and make wagons, sleds,
carriages, &c. of the latest patterns,
Horse and OK shoeing they make
specially. Read their new card and
govern yourselves accordingly.
Superior now has another new
meat market Mr. +. Horter, pro-
prietor, with Mr.. Frank Salond as
manager, are now prepared to furnish
the hungry with choice meats of all
kinds. Shop just at the rear of Mr..
Horter's store on ID. street. See their
card in the TINES of to-day, and call
in and look them over,
Christie new paper the Su-
perior TINES, is very fair. Our first
thought was to 90 up there some time
and 90 a-fishing in the big lake with
him. q Blue Earth City Bee.
All right, brother Carr, come right
along. There is plenty of lake fishing,
besides the brooks are full of the little
speckled beauties.
Mr. Kuykendall, the new propri-
etor of the old Avery House, arrived
here last Wednesday, and now has
force of workmen busy repairing that
structure. He expects to have the
lower portion of the building with a
few chambers, ready for opening by
the first of March, and We all hope he
NAV as the accommodations it would
a.. 49,, Greatly needed