The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-05-03
The Superior Times.
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year, in Advance,
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY AND CITY
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1884.

Miss Lottie Johnston is on the
sick list this week.
New Prints of the latest spring
styles, at RoY's.
L. f. Johnston made a business
trip TO St. Paul last Wednesday.
Music Books and Sheet music, at
Christie q Georges Jewel y Store.
Two office rooms to let in the
Barton Block.
Mrs. c. Irish is spending the
week with her daughter at Chetek.
Nice fresh eggs at
NEIL SMITHS
The weather this week has been
generally wet, cold and disagreeable.
All kinds of dry goods cheaper
than ever at
RETALLACK's.
The Press reports a case or two
of diphtheria at the Junction, but APP
prehends no spread of the disease.
Gray Bros. celebrated shoes at
RoY's.
WANTED-A situation wanted to do
plain sewing and take of care of
baby. Address Box 429, Superior
Wis.
The ferry boats are now making
regular trips between Superior and
Duluth, with the Hattie Lloyd run
ming in connection with the Omaha
trains.
-Forepaugh & Tarbox' driving
boots and shoes, at Rows.
Our Chicago papers now come
through on the fast train and arrive
here in the morning instead of even
ing as heretofore.
Every description of goods at
closing out prices, at
RFTALLACK'
Mr.. II. W. Shaw is putting in
about thirty acres of oats on his farm
south Of town. He will also have
field of potatoes and other farm pro-
ducts.
The tug Camp was the first craft
to make the through trip between
Duluth and Superior this season,
which she succeeded in doing last
Tuesday.
Mems Self-adjusting rubbers, at
RoY's.
-Messrs wilkins & Stillman have
leased Mr.. Neil Smiths building on
Second street and will in Il few DAYS
open up first-class restaurant. Sue
cess TO the new firm
-Grecn apples, fresh Oranges, lem
ons, bananas. etc, at
NEIL SMITHS.
The Messrs Wight Bros, have
leased the Montreal House ard bar
and are putting thirgs in good repair
and order for the summer travel. They
will keep a good house.
A fine line Of clothing at aston
ishing low figures at
RETALLACE
Persons in the habit of ill-using
dumb animals are advised to read
page 1904 of the revised statutes of
Wisconsin. They may find something
there of interest TO them.
! The largest and finest line of
Gents boots and shoes in the city at
ROY's.
Who owns the goats that roam
about the streets of this town? They
are nuisance, and their owners had
better take care of them if they de-
sire to preserve their lives.
I We have it upon pretty good au-
thority that work Will be resumed on
! the y. P. road east of town about the
10th of this month, and the road COM
pleted to Ashland as soon rs possible.
Boots and shoes so cheap that
none can find fault, at
RETALLACK 5.
The ice broke from the shore
along Minnesota Point last Wednes-
day night That off land wind was
TOO much for it. Now that it has got
to moving about it will soon wear
away.
A nice line Of ladies' and Misses
shoes in all the leading makes, at
RoY's.
The Omaha train charged time
last Monday. 1t now leaves here at
1880 a. m. and arrives at 4:45 2. m.
Under this arrangement we are al
most as near to Chicago as We are to
St Paul.
"A fine line of millinery goods for
children and ladies ut
RETALLACKs
The Mary Martini sailed out of
port in fine style last Thursday and
made her first trip to Duluth for this
season. She is a neat, trim craft and
bound to be the fayorite with the tray
cling public.
Miss Weibers, an accomplished
young lady who has been making her
home with Rev. c. Irish, of this city,
has accepted a call to teach the spring
term of the Chetek school, and left for
/ that furnishing village last Wednes-
day morning.
L. .l-t.