The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-05-03


Aud take down the shovel aud
the hoe.
The Ashland Press states that
parties from Michigan are at Ash
land buying lumber for tho North
Grn Pacific market.
Henry Trnclscn is filing up
one side Of ais new store with a
fine stock Of clothing, hats, caps,
etc. He says he has the best AMI
cheape t stock of clothing at the
head OF the lake
We ale sorry to hear that orr
old friend j J. Hubbard, OF Duluth,
is quite sick with a lung disorder.
We sincerely trust his case is not
dangerous, and that lie wiil soon
recover, for J. J, could not well be
spared from our midst.
Barron County Chronotype:
Settlers are constantly moving into
our county along the line Of the
North Wisconsin Railway, aud that
portion Of the county traycrsed by
the road will soon be opened up
and thickly Inhabited.
There are several effectual
methods by which town may be
Killed. One good way is to bay
every cash article III a ncighboring
town, let your home merchants car
ry your accounts; discourage every
new business enterprise on the basis
OF pure seldshness make no public
improvements; neglect society, and
the work is doae.- Ex-
WASrsD.-One million feet of
logs delivered into the mill boom at
Knife Falls on ST. Louis river Min
nesota, daring the summer. Also
will purchase pine tinbered lands
on St. Louis river. Apply to or ad-
dress CHAs. \. MOORE, SO College
Av., St. Paul, MINI
Pioneer Press: The Northern
Pacific railroad, on Friday last took
out from st. Paul fifty carloads OF
freight, and yesterday sky car
loads We're shipped from St. Paul. |
About three hundred passengers
day have also been carried west
from this point, which shows how !
rapidly the Northern Pacific is in |
creasing in business.
DR. Lewis J. Wright, dentist,
late o! Quebec, Canada, has located
in Dr.. Lltiitte' old stand, Duluth,
and purposes following the practice
Of his profession in this vicinity,
Attending to all the customers OF
DR. Latfitte during the latter's tenn
porary absence, and any new cases
that may present themselves. DR..
Wright makes 4 specially of filing
with gold, and promises to DO first
class work at very moderate prices.
Geo. G. Pratt, of the livery
firm Of O'Brien, Pratt 6 Co, died
at his home in Dulnth Thursday
morning Of pneumonia brought on
By an exposure Of three days and
nights last week in the woods on
Kettle River, without food or
blankets. Mr. Pratt was about
fifty years OF age, hard working,
honest man, vel respected by all
who knew him. lie leaves q wild
dow AMI ; grown son,
a CARD OF Thanks 10 the |
many good friends who extended .
their aid and sympathy TO me aud .
my family during the last illness and .
after the death Of my brother Char
les Roy, | desire to return my
most heartfelt thanks. l am IN
able to find words strong enough !
to express the deep sense of obliga-
ton | feel under for their many !
kinanesses. VINCENT RoY.
May ., 1879.
4 newspaper is a window |
through which men look out upon
the world, Without a newspaper
man is shut up in dark room
aud knows little or nothing. In
our day tie newspaper viii keep
men in sympathy with the worlds
current history. Il is an unbound /
book forever issuing aad never
fnishel.-[Exchanse.
Some people lease the window 70
look on the world for year, and .
after looking at the procession they .
refuse 10 pay the rent, and tell the
man that ogas the window to 60 to |
the deuce with his old Kaleidoscope |
That rhat makes the owner of the (