The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-12-20

here are now at home for the holiday
vacation.
The Wells, Fargo from the west
and the American from the east. Re-
to have your express forward
ed by these routes.
Miss Johnson is selling her fine
stock of Millinery goods at greatly
reduced prices for the next two weeks.
All goods marked down.
WANTED TO RENT-A dwelling
house with four or five rooms.
Apply to this office,
The Lodge Lever Alarm clock is
the incest thing out in clocks. For
sale by Christie Il George, next door
to the bank.
Al. Bishoff 4 CO., and III. w.
Shaw are the contending stage pro
prietors this winter. We expect to
see them carrying passengers free be-
fore spring.
Mr.. Thomas Clark head salesman
in Neil Smiths grocery emporium,
has been laid up with a bad cold for
the past ten days. He is able to be
out again now.
Mr.. Vincent Roy's teams took a
little run by themselves yesterday
when coming back from the
n. p. depot. We have not heard that
any particular damage was done.
Mr.. James Christie, formerly OF
Canada but more recently of Dakota,
is in the city, guest of Mr.. Alf.
Robinson He is young man full of
energy and push, and he may decide
to locate here.
-Nenison is worth I cents a pound
by the carcass. and Is cents pound
on the butchers block 1t is no long
er mystery how it is that all the
butcher boys can afford to wear billed
shirts" and diamond pins.
If our home readers of the TINES
would call in and settle up their sub
accounts it would save us all
the trouble and expense of making
out bills. We need all we can get to
help us through the winter
The annual reports of the County
clerk occupy considerable of our space
this week to the exclusion Of other
reading matter. But it is good read
ing for all our people, as it pertains to
matters in which we are allinterested.
Any information as to rates and
charges on packages shipped via
American or Wells Fargo Express
will be checrfally given by calling
IT the office.
THEo. 3. SMITH, Ag't
For REEr-A front office and sleep.
ing room, furnished, above Leclaires
store, also one house. Inquire of
J. s RITcuIE.
..Tr.-,,r ~, .f,a I,.if,,-'s c.acliu.r
Be sure ynu don't forget"
But before doing so, 90 to the Jew
eIry store Of Christie & George and
get nice little ring, a locket, or a
neck chain to put into the said stock
ing.
ALL members Of the G. \. r. are
to be present at their next
regular meeting, next Tuesday even
ing, at 1880 sharp. There will be an
election of officers and other impor-
tant matters to attend TO.
The latest great invention, The
Caspcrson Electric Lamp. 1t pro
duces from coal oil light equal to as
standard sperm candles, sold by
W. c.. WALDO.
Mrs r. b. Mclean entertained
a party of young people Thursday ev-
ening. 1t Was good bye" party for
Miss Berwick, who will leave US next
Monday. 1t was a very pleasant par
ty, and was right royalty entertained
One of those Imperial Organs
sold by Christie and George, would
make your wife, daughter or best girI
a splendid Christmas present. Buy her
one aud see if she don't say so.
MILK. MILK,
Mr.. J. w Hacker is now prepared
to furnish good fresh milk to all who
wish it. Milk delivered morning and
evening. Leave orders at the post
office, or at A. G. Browns book store,
Another fire at Rice's Point
Thursday morning destroyed two
buildings belonging respectively to
Mr. Stoddard and Mrs. Matherson,
the latter a new house. The Duluth