The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15
A new barber shop has been Oh

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purposes, and our army of carpenters
are pushing things lively.
Mrs. Montgomery, of Clayton, is
spending few days in the city visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Head
Halls hair remover makes the
hair moist, soft, and glossy, and is I'M
surpassed as hair dressing.
Mr.. Clinton Ansley made bust
ness trip to st. Paul this week, He
is expected home this evening.
The good-natured form of Aid
erman Fink, of Duluth, was visible
upon our streets last Thursday.
The new sewing machine will be
given away at the Popular One Price
Store on the 10th of next month.
--latest reports say that the corn
crop Of the west was damaged by the
frost Of last week, fully . per cent.
-Hebert & Co.. Druggists, carry q
full line of all the standard patent
medicines.
Since the frost we have enjoyed
delightful Indian summer weather,
and on Monday and Tuesday 1t was
decidedly hot.
The revenue officer Of Il Mime
sofa district visited Duluth last week
and picked up several crooked liquor
and cigar dealers.
Rare bargains at The Popular
One Price Store.
J. RETAILACK JR. AGT.
W. II. Shaw contemplatcs soon
opening another meat market And
Il gentleman from Duluth was in the
city this week with the same object in
view.
Owing TO a severe attack of sick
ness, Mrs. BrittGn did not get away
last Wednesday as she expected She
hopes to be able 10 so sometime next
week.
New fresh goods are being con
stantiy received at Popular One Price
Store.
J. RETALTAcE JR., Agt.
Our popular druggist, Mr.. Geo.
=. He5ert has commenced tie erection
Of fine two story residence On Third
street, between Ncttleton ana Hoi-
lingshead avenues.
st. Paul creditors last Monday
closed the large grocey house of Mr..
y. Racine, of Duluth, situate in the
Bunnell block, and the Tribune says
the creditors are so numerous that the
business will probably not be resumed.
Go to the Popular One Price
store for Bargains, in Dress Goods,
Clothing, Underwear, Hats and Caps,
Boots and shoes, &c.
The schooner David Bows in try
ing to make landing in the Duluth
harbor last Tuesday ran hard aground
where she stuck for day or two. 1t
is really too bad that that harbor can
not be fixed so that vessels can 90 in
and out without so much trouble.
The cheapest store at the head
Of the lake is the Popular One Price
Store, if YOU don't believe It, just walk
IN and price goods
J. RETALEAcK JR., Agt
Postmaster Tubbs is finishing off
the inside Of the post Office building,
I putting in new and re-arraneing the
( position of the boxes, and making
\ several other useful and tasty inn
provements, and will soon have very
attractive and convenient office.
FoR SALE-One Block of 50 Lots
at corner Of 18th street and Railroad
or Newton avenue. Three choice Lots
on % street etc. JAS. ). Richie.
Superior and Duluth are now
welded together through the medium
of the Telephone cable which was sue
cessfully laid across the bay last
4 Wednesday. And thus step by step
F.. Duluth is quietly but surely uniting
herself TO Superior.
The newest and latest shades in
Dress Flannels and sackings at the
/ Popular One Price Store, at the low
est possible prices. Before buying
/ elsewhere come and examine.
j. RETALLAcK JR, Agt.
Rev. T. McCague, Of Omaha,
Neb., was in the city last Tuesday,
and made the TIMES a pleasant call.
He was highly pleased with Superior,
and said he could not suppress 4 smile
at the absurd stories told about Su-
perior by her neighbors across the
bay.
-Demorest's Illustrated Monthly
Magazine continues to merit the high
encomiums passed upon its literary
and artistic merit. The October num-
Der equals in interest its predecessors
and contains many well-written and
entertaining articles.
/ -Retallack has taken the agency
for the celebrated Mems and Boy,
custom clothing House of G. W. Sim.
mons x CO.. Oak Hall, Boston. Joe
has whole lot of samples, at the
store. Go and look at them, get youl
+ measure taken and get nice stylish
suit cheap.
During the big blow of Il few days
ago, the waves ran through the Du
luth canal mountain high and mad,
it lively for the vessels so unfortunate
rs to be anchored in that harbor Tn,
two vessels moored al the \. 2. Docl
had TO cut loose and run out into the
bay toward Superior To avoid destruc
ton. The Nellie Cotton. 4 small erati
vas wrecked.