The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-02-10

Nice fresh Oranges Lemons and
Dates at NEIL SMITHS.
Mrs. Foster, of Duluth, has new
advertisement in the TINES today.
Mrs. Foster has one of the finest mil
Iinery establishments at the head of
the lake, and our lady friends should
give her a call when they visit Duluth,
w. II. Hudson, one of the best
plain and ornamental plasters in the
West, has a card in todays paper. If
you have anything to do in this line
give Mr.. Hudson a call. His charges
are always reasonable and work we'll
done,
Good Dairy Butter, only % cents
per pound at
ANsLEY & SUNDEELAND's.
Mr. Peter Defauld, who has been
up at Nermillion the past two or three
weeks, in Mr.. Roy's interests, returned
Thursday afternoon. He reports the
woods full of men and the numbering
business all along the route just moro
than booming.
Mr. Alexander and bride got
through their last snow drift last Sat
urday and reached Superior on Mon
day. They were about week getting
through from Chicago. The happy
couple have taken board and rooms at
Mr.. Shaw's for the winter.
Excellent smoked Hams at
NEIL SMITHS.
Rev Mr. Britton who has been
measuring the depth Of the ''beautiful'
on the average and the drifts in par
ticular, to the south of us for the past
two weeks, is expected home today,
and if he gets through, YOU may ex-
pect preaching tomorrow at the usual
hours
Mrs. Fitzpatrick has opened a
restaurant in the building next east Of
the City Drug store, where she Will
be pleased to see her old friends and
customers. Mrs. Fitzpatrick sets
good table and YOU Will find it very
pleasant place at which to get
5 3uarc meal.
-Eyaporated Peaches, BIackber-
rie-, Apples, etc, ut
NEIL SMITHS.
Engineer Hastings and party
have located their line of road east
ward about twenty miles. Pretty
good work considering the weather we
have been having since the party
started ont. All Of the preliminary
work viii be done by the time digging
can be proftably commenced, and
then the road will be showed through
to Ashland as soon as possible.
Nice Creamery Butter, down to
- cents pound at
ANsLEY d SUNDERLAND's
Mr.. Welter is getting the mate
rials on the ground for his new bust
ness house on Second street, The
bIilding will be OK 50 feet, two and
a half stories, with pitch roof. We
want to NEEDLE with Mr.. Welter's
affairs just far enough to suggest to
him the propriety of making the
building three stories and with a fiat
roof 1t makes a better and a nicer
building, and will sell much quicker
and to better advantage
Mr.. Ninton, one of our jewelers.,
has sold out his stock in trade to
Messrs. Elwell & Co., and will retire
from business here. Mr.. Vinton has
accepted a position as workman in a
st. Paul house and left for his new
home in the Sanity City yesterday,
p. S.-The sale does not seem to
have been quite harmonious, and Mr..
Murphy took the goods on attachment,
as he held mortgage on the goods.
We can't tell now what the next move
will be.
MIR. Lloyd, who bought the Retail
lack store building that was in course
Of construction, has resumed work on
the same, and will now push it through
to completion. He will change the
plans somewhat, and will make the
building fifty feet wide instead of
twenty-five, the second building being
all of brick while the first Will only be
veniered with brick. Mr.. J. F. Bish-
off, our popular timer and hardware
man, has the contract for putting on
the roof. The building will be one
that will do credit to our growing
Young city.
If many local papers were half as
anxious to speak good word for the
locality in which they are published
as they are for some place way off,
they would prove more beneficial to
those from whom they expect TO re-
ceive their support than they are at
present. There is a Dakota paper
published at Superior City, and one
devoted TO the interests of Montana is
issued at Neilsville.
We clip the above from the Barren
County Chronotype, Of the 18th ult.,
and it is now in order for brother
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