The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-09-29

/ Third street, Jobbers IN books, stationery
and paper, invite the attention of the trade
to their tall stock, now complete IN every
! department.
Hough Dixon, So w. Third ST., dealers
III books, stationery and school furniture.
| James Davenport, 90 West Sd street, books,
picture frames, velvet stands, easels, etc.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS.
ID. ID. Merrill & Co, 35 East Third street !;
the best assorted and most complete stock i'll
the northwest.
CARPETS.
John Matheis, wholesaI and retail dealer in
| carpets, oll-cloths, wall paper. bedding, etc,
No. ii L. Third street and "A w. Third ST.
W. l.. Anderson. No ID West Third street.
II you are buying carpets, call and see
him.
! COLLEGE.
nj frof; g w = a. Fadds, proprietor and Princi-
pat OF 81. Paul Business international College
FIRE & Marine building, C n Sd and Jackson
oehd lur new centennial catalogue.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
Maxtield & Co., No. 1873 East Fourth street,
SAINT Paul, commission, grain and produce
dealers.
Hoxsie & Jaggar, il Jackson St, ST. Paul,
| general commission Il produce dealers. Par
ti'S having butter TO dispose OF will lind it to
thelr advantage to communicate with this
! nous. Special dealers i'll Michigan apples.
I. T. McNamara < Co., no. Is Jackson ST.,
SAINT Paul, wholts sale forwarding and general
| COMMISSION merchants.
w. A. Van Slyke & Co., 40 Sbley ST whole
safe COMMISSION, gram Il produce merchants.
| GRAIN, flour and butter Specially.
| C"stner PennPr, ~ Jackson street, oom-
I mission merchants and " hole sale dealers III
Ia bermen's supplies, grain and butter.
a. l.. Larpenteur, Who'll, sale comm sson
and produce mei Chant, 1913 East Third st.
CLOTHING RETAIL.
Boston One-Price Clothing House, 43 East
/ Third street. L,rgest retail clothing house
| II Minnesota. Popular for low prices.
! B. Roses clothing house, Merchants Hotel
| blk, IS Jackson st. Entire new stock OF the
btst made goods. Lowest prices i'll the State.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! II. Plankuch & Co, wholesale clotl.trg.
gentlemen furnishing goods, etc, No. l04
East Third street.
Fetsch Bros, II \ 4 10 East Third street,
| manufacturers and Wholesale dealers III cigars.
Send for samples.
! J. P. Leitner, 26 West Sd street, dealer in
| cigars aud tobacco, sn ais, pipes, etc. Also a
Iull line Ct cigarette tobacco ana holders.
CUTLERY.
! FRANKIE & Schnell 50 East Third street cut
| lers and grinders; dealers in all kinds OF fine
cutlery. All cutlery sold sharp ready Tor use.
CRoCKERY.
| Pollock, Donaldson Il Ogden, SO T. 81 st ,
wholesale dealers in crockery, glass & lamps
| Craig & Larkin, St East Sd street importers
and dealers i'll crockery, French china, glass
ware, lamps, and house furnishing goods.
| Observation-Disclosures
| T. S. NJ Manus & Co., manufac' < contection-
ers and dealers i'll cigars, nuts, hgs, etc.
COPPER PLATE PRINTING.
Mellgren, 80 East Third street, has the
only copper plate printing press III the State.
DENTISTS.
| Dr. G. DeMontrevile, "a West Third street,
| opposite Elevator, Saint Pau.
DRY GooDs-wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
d. w Ingersoll & Co, wholesale and retail
dealers i'll foreign and domestic dry goods
notions, hosiery, etc. Large stock complete
in every department.
/ DRY GoODS-WHOLESALE
! Auerbach, Finch Il Culbertson, SO, IS & 81
Z. Sd St., importers and jobbeis of dry goods
notions, etc. Agents tor Clark'S O. n. T. spoo
cotton, Hayes Royal Irish pat. linen thu cad.
VIM. Lee, wholesale dealer in dry goods 6
notions, 1st National Bank 'ock, st. Paul.
Pascal Smith, St. Paul, whole sale dealer in
foreign and dome site dry goods and notions
| DRY GOODS RETAIL.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures Bros, 7 East
| Sd street, dealers III foreign and domestic dry
goods, shawls, coaks, etc. Our stock is the
| larges1; prices the lowest; one price to all
| A. II. Lindeke & Bro, No. E. Third street
/ dealers III staple, foreign and domestic dry
| goods, notions, laces, white goods, ribbons
and dress trimmings. Immense stock; latest
styles; popular prices.
| B. F. Zahm & Co, Seven Corners, dealers
in foreign and domestic dry goods.
DRUGS.
Lambie, Bethune & Co, cor Wabasha and
! Bridge Square, dealers III drugs, fancy goods,
surgical and dental instruments, trusses, etc.
Z. II. Biggs, SO E. Sd St, Wholesale & retail
dealer i'll drugs, medicines, paints, oils, glass,
toilet articles = everything in the drug line.
Noyes Bros. 4 Cutler, importers & whole
sale druggists; ioLbers III paints, oils, glass,
etc, 80 x 80 Robert street, St. Paul.
A p Wilkes, S ven Corners, dealer in
drugs, medicines, toilet aud fancy articles
| fine SOAPS, perfume ries, truSses, etc
r. o. Sweeney, w. Sd street trusses,
surgical Instruments, etc, New York prices.
ENGRAVING.
Notarial seals for Mimi, 1918; same for D.
T., with coat OF arms, 1915; plain notarial
seals, So A. E. Mrllgren, 80 East Third ct.
FANCY GOODS.
Althot, Bergman & c., 80 & "a E. 81 ST.,
importers OF toys, fancy goods, glassware.
FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.
Schultz & Weiss, wholesale dealers IN mill
linery and fancy goods, 1873 East Third st.
FURS AND BUFFALO ROBES.
H. C. Greenlee, II Slbley street, wholesale
dealer in turs, ali kinds; buffalo robts tor sale
IN any quantity; also exporter OF raw fus.
FURNITURE.
DeCoster & Clark, 70 & IA Jackson st. lar
gest stock west OF Chicago. Chamber and par
loi furniture in great variety. Prices low.
FURNACES, STOVES AND PLUMBING.
Prendergast Bros. A East Third street.
wholesale and retail dealers. Strangers in
vited 10 call and examine goods.
GLOVES AND aTTENs.
Crippen & VI son. ~ East 8 ST., St. Paul,
manufacturers and jobbeIs OF glvv,s and nit
tells. Indian tan a specially.
GLOVES.
Wood & Hamilton, 81 Z. Sd ST, man'f'rs &
dealers in gloves, all kinds, wholesale & retail.
The only establishment iii the State where
gloves are made from actual measurement.
GOLDFISH.
Goldfish expressed to any part OF the State
at SIC apiece. A. J. Wampler, druggist,
St. Paul.
GROCERs.