The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-12-14

Skating bees every night on
the bay.
The prayer of our lumbermen ::
'Let us have snow
Secretary Of State Warner
has our thanks for copy Of his an
nual report.
"A child thus defines gossip ::
"ft's when nobody don't DO nothing,
and somebody goes and tells it,
CHRISTMAS IS COMING. Goods
suitable for holiday gifts just re-
ceivca. And more on the way.
w. w. SPALDING.
A Michigan girl, Miss Eunice
Jewell, always kisses the editor she
visits. Oh. Eu-nice Jewel!
Capt. Pixies schooner the Ma
pie Leaf, IS making regular trips
between Bayfield, and Duluth,
bringing up lumber for the Northern
Pacific market.
The triumph of wit is to make
your good nature subdue your ecu
sure; to be quick in seeing faults,
and slow in exposing them.
TINES ARE HARD-What is the
use of wasting dollar when you
can save ii. Come and see my
new goods. w. w. SpALD1NG.
The ladies Of the Catholic
church, at Duluth, are to hold a
fair in that city on next Tuesday
and Wednesday to raise money
towards liqnidating the church debt.
-Eearly to bed and early to rise,
makes man healthy wealthy and
wise, but early to ryes and tardy to
bed, makes a mans nose turn car
diHal red.
EXTRA BARGAINs.-I doubled my
sales last month and will try to
double them again this month, by
offering extra bargains IN dry goods.
Call and see. w. w. SPALDING.
; An exchange says "What to
eat and now to cook it, is the name
of book recently published.
''What to eat and where to get it."
would meet with a liycljer sale
around here.
The county board meets this
morning to pass upon the bonds OF
several of the county officers elect
and to adjust some old tax mat
tiers.
A French paper reports a muir
der trial in which y witness testified
that he heard two pistol shots on
the staircase and sent his wife to
see what was The matter. 'You did
not 90 up stairs yourself?" "No
sir; | was afraid Of The revolver
The Thunder Bay Sentinel
comes to our table this week look
ing very pale, and unless some good
remedy is administered We very
much fear it VIII not survive the
kissing fever" which it seems to
have in a very violent form. DavY,
lay on the color.
TRUE BLUE.-Not by favor but
by merit alone can trade be main
tanned. Patronise the house that
sells the best goods for the least
money. W. w. SPALDING.
The goods for the Bois Forte
Indian payment, twenty-five tons in
nj, are being hauled to ermi!ion
by contractor Zachau. Some seven
or eight teams from this place are
employed. They haul the goods on
wagons TO q point about six miles
out, from whence to Nermi!lion
there is fair shedding.
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GooDS.-The
largest assortment of toys, toy
books, games. blocks, puzzles, wit
ing desks, work boxes, albums, gift
books, paintings, doe. in Duluth at
c. +. JohnSon's Book Store, Supe
rior street, opposite Clark House.
People seldom remain the same
On the contrary. most people are
constantly changing; growing, lei
Us hope, but still changing-in
character, feelings, opinions. Il
We took this into account, We should
aften be less harsh to judge less
piteously ,aiSjudge ourselves.
-iienry Truelsen of Duluth, has
opened on, p very nice assortment
Of china ,ni glass ware, vases, toys
and notions chiefly suitable for holt
day presents. If you want some