The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-01-06

MIR. Y. Roy last week made an
other large shipment of furs to St.
Paul parties. This is the second ship
ment already made this winter.
Twelve lbs. Dried Apples for 81,
at MERRITT q DOES.
The skating rink project is again
in trouble. Give it up boys, you will
live just as long without it, and it will
do you no good if you get it.
Try the Boston Baked Beans for
25c, at MERRITT & Doe.
Thirteen of Duluth's soiled doves
stepped up to the captains office last
Monday morning and cheerfully con-
trlbuted SO each toward supporting
the town.
Lima Beans, two cans for 25c at
MERRITT & DOES.
Mr.. Crane, who has been spend
ing the holidays at home with his wife
and babies, has returned to his labors
here, and may again be found at his
desk in the Court House.
Nice Prunes cheap for cash at
KILTIN's.
The well drillers at the corner of
Third street and Nettleton avenue, are
we'll on their way to China, and pro-
pose to go through if they don't strike
water this side.
Ladies and gents Hosiery in all
styles, cheap at RoY's.
We understand that our band
boys have been recognized, and will
soon begin to let off their surplus
wind.
She said =" I am aweary awea-y,
o God that were dead"
A fresh lot of Canned Goods,
prices away down, at KILTIN's.
Thursday evening Mr.. Elwell
sold the last of his large stock of or
gans. He will have lot more on in
a few days, however, SO you can leave
you orders with him just the same as
ever
California Apricots, Peaches,
Pluns, etc, 30c can at
ANsLEY Il SUNDERLAND's.
The Inter Ocean is authority for
the information that Mr.. Haines the
Would-be-P Political Boss of Douglas
County, is about to go west and grow
up with the country. The TIMES
predicted as much before election.
-Pineapples, Apricots, and Pears,
only 3Oc per can. All goods deliver
ed to any part Of the city free Of cost,
by MERRITT & Dos.
Mr. Swenson, our accommodating
water man. tells us that the ice in now
in good condition for use, and that he
will deliver ice to families who may be
in want OF it. Leave orders at Bish-
off S hardware store, or at Mr.. Sven
sons house on Sixth street.
Our dancing school closed last
Thursday.
Mr. Geo. N. Smith, Of this city,
has started a new store at Rices Point,
and Mr. Percy Burbank, late in the
express Office here, has gone to take
charge Of the new business house. OF
course we shall miss Percy, but not SO
mach as some others we might men
ton.
Headlight Oil, the best made,
only % cents per gallon, at
KILTIN's.
Have YOU seen one Of the Calen-
dars sent out by the Royal Route rail
road company-which is the Omaha?
1t is both nice and convenient. Drop
a postal card to Gen. Passenger Agent
T. W. Teasdale, ST. Paul, Mimi, and
he will send you copy of it free of
all costs.
Maple Syrup and Buckwheat
Flour at Ansley d Sunderland's.
We have been having more cold
weather this week. Tuesday and
Wednesday were cold days, the ther-
mometcr ranging from 200 to 240 be-
low zero throughout the day. Thurs
day it moderated little and we had
a light fall of snow.
You can get nice Gunpowder Tea
for 6Oc per pound at
MERRITT & DoL's.
All home subscribers who will
call at the office and pay what is due
on their paper and one year in adj
vance before the 18th inst, will be
allowed rebate of 10 per cent. on
the whole amount. We need the
money and make you this liberal
offer.
Nine pounds of Granulated Sugar
for one dollar at
ANsLEY & SUNDERLAND's.
We are requested to state that
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