The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-12-15

ready to receive your mouey for taxes
next week. Pay your taxes prompt
ly and save costs and expenses
thereby.
Don't miss the chance to buy
goods at wholesale prices at
j. RETALIACK's.
Miss Maud Kuykendall returned
from St. Cloud, Mimi, where she has
been attending school, this week. We
understand that she does not expect
to return.
If you wish to insure your house
or other property against fire, get
your policy from Mr.. f. f. Barton.
He represents some of the best com
panies in the world.
Before buying your Cloak or Dol
man, 90 and see the Metropolitan Dry
Goods House Duluth, as they have
the largest line at remarkable low
Prices. BY
The Duluth Herald man does not
exhibit much of the christian spirit
toward brother Whipple, of the Inter
Ocean. Charity, brother Bunnell, is
one of the cardinal virtues.
Just think of it you who imagine
Superior is froze up nine months in
tie year, here it is the middle of Dec
ember, and we are comfortable setting
type in the TINES office without a fire.
Fresh Oysters
Received direct from the packers three
times Il week by NEIL SMITHS
Look for Bargains at
RETALLACK
The Inter-Occan of last week
was twenty page affair, of which
fourteen pages were advertisements,
four pages ''patent-print," and two
pages Of home news-a regular
boomerang.
For Christmas Presents 90 to the
Metropolitan Dry Goods Store Du-
luth Mimi. YOU will find some suitable
for for your grand mother, mother,
father, uncle, sweetheart, children,
sister. etc. 3w
-Postmuster Tubbs reports last
month as the best for business since he
took the office. Over 5000 stamps
were sold, and the other business pro-
portionly large. \ very good evidence
that Superior is growing.
Bargains, Bargains, Bargains, at
J. RETALLACK'
$. +. Tubbs, ut the Post office has
Just received a large stock of notions
for the holiday trade. We cannot in
umerate all the nice things he has got
hut advise YOU to call and see him be-
fore you buy Your presents.
-Rctallacll contemplatcs going west
and Is closing out his stock Go there
for rare bargains.
Have you had IL ride on John
Bardon's ice boat vet? If not Just
give John a hint and he will take YOU
ont, especially if you are anicc young
lady of sweet sixteen or whereabouts.
She is a hyer-the boat we mean.
Jake LeIdel, orr wide awake liv-
crv man now runs Il stage line between
Superior and Duluth, making close
connections with trains in both cities.
He makes two trips each way. Office
in Superior, at the stable on second
street.
For the next 80 days, cheap
Goods at J. RETALLACK's.
Mr.. John keaough, of the firm of
keaough Bros, painters, starts for
Ottawa, Canada, next Tuesday, for a
visit with friends. He will be gone
some four or FIVE weeks. The TINES
wishes him safe journey and pleas
ant visit
j. A. Hall, our late fellow citizen,
now a horny handed granger in the
wilds of the Nermillion country, is Wis
iting his friends here this week. Mr..
Hall says he has secured a fine tract
of land ''over there" and is as happy
as lark.
-Retallack says he will sell goods
for less than they can be bought at
wholesale, Closing out.
Mr.. W. a. Filter, of st. Paul,
came up last Monday to take charge
of the o. p. Lampher store business in
the absence of Mr.. Retallack. He is
a very pleasant, social young man,
and we regret that his stay in Superior
is to be so short.
We are under special obligations
to Mr.. John Bardon for valuable ser
vices in collecting the building stats
ties for the year. That he made a
very thorough canvas of the town the
long list as published fully testifes.
"A year ago when we wanted to go
from home, we had to 20 by way of
Duluth. Now the Duluth people,
when they want to go from home they
come to Superior to take the cars.
And so time is rapidly making all
things even.
The December term Of the Cir
cult Court for this district will con-
vene at the Court House in this city