The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-10-06

/ Mr. Thomas Bardon, Of Ashland
. Is spending Il few days in the city.
Mr.. Neil Smith has been rusti.
eating in st. Paul most of this week.
-Eresh apples and all kinds Of
vegetables at NEIL SMITHS.
Remember the oyster supper next
Wednesday evening. Next door east
of the Furniture store.
"A vessel from below will arrive
in few days with cargo of soft coal.
/ 1t will be landed on the y. ? dock
Halls Hair Remover turns gray
hair dark, removes dandrutf, cures
scalp humors; an elegant toilet article
Mr. Dean has just been putting
in fine stock of whips, along with
the other attractions OF his hardware
store.
The place to find Plush Silk or
Brocaded Dollman, is at the Metro
poIitan Dry Goods Store Duluth
MINI.
The Metropolitan Dry Goods
Store Duluth Mimi, selling the best
S1.25 black Dress silk in the North
! west.
Our Indian summer has thus far
been quite a cold one If few de-
grees warmer it would be more ac-
ceptabIe-
The PRESBYTERIAN sociable will be
held at the residence of Mr.. Coburn,
on Third street, this Friday, evening,
to which all are invited.
The calico party in the Retallack
building on Wednesday evening was
quite well attended, and those present
report 4 pleasant evening.
Mr.. John West Of Winnipeg. and
brother Of Mrs. Neil Smith, arrived
here Saturday last, and VIII at least
spend the winter in Superior.
Mr.. Charles Baker, Of Bellevue,
Ohio, has been :. ending the week in
our city seeing the place and visiting
his uncle, Mr.. +. H. Brown.
Money saved by buying your
Cloaks Dolmans, Dry Goods Carpets
Underwear at the Metropolitan Dry
Goods Store Duluth MINI.
The post office department at
New York City last Monday sold one
aud a quarter million Of the new two
cent postage stamps.
-Grapes, Pears, Peaches, Apples,
Lemons &c, nice and fresh, at
NEIL SMITHS.
Young ladies should not forget
that Goliath died from the effects Of a
bang on his forehead.-New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Mr.. T. Richie left us last Thurs
day morning for a trip to the far west
over the \. 2. road. He expects to
be absent two or three weeks.
Special invitation is extended to
all Ladies VINO come to Duluth TO call
at the Metropolitan Dry Goods Store
and make their purchases.
The new goods for the Retallack,
store are arriving, and will be on the
shelves the fore part of the week. Call
in and look over the new goods.
A good many logs were let loose
by the late rains, notably SO on the
Nemadji river, and large RATS are
again visible on the bay making their
way to the mills on Connor's Point.
The Metropolitan One Price Dry
Goods Store Is the largest and finest
in the Northwest they are selling
Goods at astonishing low prices.
l. FREINUTH & Co. Duluth, MINI.
The two cent postage stamp, for
letters made its debut last Monday,
according TO announcement. 1t re-
quires just as much licking, however,
as its more costly predecessor.
The Quebec House has fully re-
covered from the effects of its late
blaze, and Is now better than ever. 1t
needs 4 coat of paint, however, to
bring it fully up to the standard.
If YOU are going to buy a piano,
get a good one The Steinway, as
everybody knows Is the best piano
made Sold in Superior by Messrs.
Christie Il George, at the new Jewelry
Store
C. ". Willis of the Duluth BoS-
ton One Price Clothing House. has
an endless variety Of hats and caps
for men and boys. If
We understand that the Superior
Literary Society will be recognized
this Friday, evening. The meeting
will be held At the Presbyterian church.
a I'd all interested in this laudable un-
dertaking are invited to be present.
Mr.. ] A. Hall has moved his
family TO the Nermillion country. He
has leased his hotel, the European
House for one year. at the expiration
of which time he expects TO return
and again become its landlord.
Mr.. Sproat, of the firm of Miller
& Sproat, Crockery and glassware
dealers of Duluth, was in the city last
Tuesday, and made Us a pleasant call.
This firm carries a very large stock OF
goods, and are very pleasant gentle
men To deal with.
The Duluth Times SAYS ". c.
Sargent Is preparing for the lumber
ing season on the Nemadji river. He
will run two camps and now has men
in the woods preparing for the work.
He will bank 100000 feet, If be has
a respectable season.