The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-12-07

men.
The Ashland Press says 1t un-
derstands the headquarters of the
Chippewa Agency is TO be moved
from Bayfield, to Duluth.
CHRISTMAS ID CoMISG.-Goods
suitable for holiday gifts just re-
ceired. And more on the way.
w. w. SPALDING.
Down in Barron county they
have elected for coroner a man
named Paradis. So that everyone
who dies inopportuneiy in that
county will have a dead sure thing
on going 10 Paradise.
We are under obligations to l..
T. Wheclock, Esq, the efficient cor
respondent OF the Department of
Agriculture, for copy of Commls-
siouer lie Dues report for 1877
also that officers crop report for
Sept 1878.
TINES ARE IARD-What is the
use Of wasting a dollar when you
can cave il. Come and see nv
new gooda. w. w. SrALDING.
How little we hear about the
wood business this year. Last
year, half the people were wild on
the subject. The cause of the pres
ent depression IN wood is that q
good deal of the wood cut last year
is still on hand, and the outlook for
the future is not at all promising.
Read the advertisement of the
Diebold Safe and Lock company
which appears in this issue. Then
if you want safe now, or think it
likely you may ever want one, send
a postal card Tor their circulars and
price list. Their safes are very
popular among business men.
w, W. Spalding, the popular
dry goods merchant, has card
and several notices in this Issue of
the TIMES. lie keeps an excellent
stock of goods, is 9 very clever man
TO deal with, and carries ont his
rule OF "quick sales and small prof
It's" to the letter Call and see him
when yJu visit Duluth. He has
Just the Christmas goods you want.
The Northern Pacific Farmer
IS the name of a paper just started
at Nadena, MINI, by our old friend
Hon. S. s. Gardner, President Of
the Minnesota State Dairyman' S
Association. The paper is very
neatly printed and ably edited sheet
heartily devoted 10 the interests O
the Northern Pacific country. We
welcome it to our exchange list.
ExrRA BARGAINs.-I doubled my
sales last month and will try tC
double them again this month, by
offering extra bargains in dry goods
Call and see. W. w. SPALDING.
Mess. Burns. Curtis & Co. are
summing Bardon's single mill RICH
along every day, and turning out {
full complement OF excellent shin.
giles. They have fixed up the mil
building so that it is close aud
warm, and they expect to run al
winter. The town would be quite
lonesome without the daily noise anG
smoke of this mill and the voice o
It's whistle.
THE UNITED STATES MULLER.-
Every miller, mlllHright, mechanic
farmer, -four or grain dealer II
America should subscribe for thk
UNITED STATES MILLER for 1873
It is a handsome l6 page paper
well Illustrated, and Is replete viii
instructive matter. Subscription
price, One Dollar per year in ad
vance, Address the UNITED STATEs
MILLER, CO Grand Opera House
Milwaukee, Wis.
TRUE BLUE.-Not by favor bu
by merit alone can trade be main
taiued. Pauonise the house tha
sells the best goods for the leas
money. W. W. SFALDING.
The Wadena Tribune he
moved to Vernda!e, new town 10
Gated some seven miles east of Wa
dena, and viii soon make its appear
auce as the y adens County Fri
bune. II i. P. \. Gatchell {Hueklc
berry, was in Duluth recently pur
chasing the old MinneSoGan print
ing outfit for his new venture.
Mess. Weltor, Thompson and
others who left last week to clear