The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-29


nothing of the cord wood business.
which is very large. The passenger
traffic and miscellaneous freighting
OF the road are increasing.-Hud-
son Star and Times.
NoTlcE,--All Persons holding
Town ORDERS of date prior to
December lst 1877, are hereby re-
quested to furnish list OF the same
showing amount, date and purpose
for which they were drawn, and file
the same with the Town Clerk prior
to the first day of Feb. 1878. Such
list is desired in order to make ar
engagements for the redemption OF
such outstanding orders as have
been legally issued.
Superior Dec. 81, 1877.
/. w. GATES,
4W Chairman Board of Sup.
The distinguished Meteorolog
ist and Weather Prophet, Professor
Tice, of St. Louis, has issued his
Annual National Weather almanac
for 1878, in which he foretells the
weather for every day in the year,
explains the theory clearly on which
his predictions are based, gives di-
rectlons by which the unscientific
can foretell the weather, and other
valuable matter. The whole con-
stitutes a work OF great practical
value to everyone, and is almost in
dispensible to farmers. For sample
copy and terms of sale send 90
cents to THOMPSON, TIcE g. Co.,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Another change in the running
time has taken place on the North
ern Pacific, as will be seen by re-
ferring to the time schedule of that
road in another column. The
changes are limited however to
the Brainerd and Duluth and Da.
kota Division and are as follows
Trains between Brainerd and Du.
luth, leave here on Mondays, Wed.
nesdays, and Fridays, and returning
leave Duluth on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays running on the
same schedule time as heretofore
Trains on the Dakota Division
leave Fargo on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and returning
leave sBismarck on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays and leave
each point at 7 O'clock a. m, in.
stead Of p. NJ, as heretofore, thus
making the run in the day instead
Of the night time.-Brainerd Zri,
bu,ae.
The Weekly Pioneer Press
the largest and best weekly paper
I'D the west, is furnished to sub
scribers as, the low price of $500 a
year. 1t is paper that no family
in this country should be without.
In addition to the paper every sub.
scriber is furnished free with a copy
of a new map entitled "Pioneer
Press Household Map of the West
ern States" 1t is elegantly printed
and shows the states Of Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Ne
braska, Kansas, the territory OF
Dakota. the Black Hills, parts OF
Colorado, Michigan and Manitoba.
Each state is handsomel y colored
in counties, and all the raiIro ads,
the principal towns and cities are
clearly and accurately shown. 1t is
map that should be in every house
hold IN the Northwest. 1t is alone
worth the price Of the paper. Send
$500 to the Pioneer Press Co., St.
Paul and receive the paper for a
year and a copy of the map. Or
bring rs the money and we will
procure the map and paper for you.
Mr.. E. II. Bly,, one of the early
residents of Brainerd, and for the
seven years of its existence its lead.
ing business man is, we regret to
observe, disposing of his interests
here and elsewhere on the line OF
the n. Z. as rapidly as possible,
with a view TO accepting one Of two
offers held open to him in the city
OF Minneapolis to invest in a heavy
business enterprise. He has already
disposed Of his lumber at this place
to Messrs. Clarke Sc Nc Clure for the
round sum OF $1,000, and has
closed out his grocery and provision
store and stock to Messrs. Smith &
Campbell Of this place, who are add
ing that branch to their already ex-
tensiye line. He is now negotiat.