The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-08

parchod herbs. Fhe light of cheer
ful face diffuscs itself, and com
nunicates the happy spirit that IN
/ spires it.
r.. w Petre's mill shut down
on Monday last for want OF logs
lie commenced saving June lst,
and has sawed 100000 feet, all
for A. NJ. Miller Next season Mr..
Petre hopes, with theimprovements
/ he wilimake this winter, TO be good
for 100000 feet, OF the lumber
cut this season but little remains IN
( the yard, Mr., Miller having dis
posed Of by TAR the greater part.
Rev. Bishop GiImour Of Cleye-
laad, Oalo, has used the Great
German Remedy, ST. JAcoBs Or,
and endorses it highly. lie writes
about it as follows Il am pleased
TO say that the use of ST. JACOBS
OH has benefited me greatly. and I
have no hesitation TO recommend
it TO ali as an excellent curative.
Parties wishing clothing, gents
furnishing goods, hats, caps, blank
cts. &c, will do well to call at the
Boston Ope Price Clothing House,
Hayes block, Duluth, where will
be found the largest stock, best
goods at the lowest prices Of any
establishment at the head Of Lake
Superior.
"A Frenchman, living in Louis
iSna, whose wife deserted him,
amused his neighbors by telling
how he got her back without
trouble. DID l run after her and
beg her TO come back p he drama
tica'ly asked. no, I did not run
after her zhust publish il zs
Ipapaire Eat [ have drawn fifty
tousand dollaire in re lottery, aud
she vas back much quicker Gan in
no time -
Tho cold weather took Us
rather unexpectedly thls year.
Many of our farmers were entirely
unpreparQd for it having their
vegetables yet unhopscd, some Of
which were frozen. On Monday
the bay froze over, and closed
navigation for a few days but re-
turning warm weather, together
with nigh winds has again cleared
the bay o. ice, and the Minnie lie
Mont made a trip 10 Duluth Friday
afternoon.
Nils Hall and i. Wodcn have
reason to feel happy over their
seasons work. They raised on 50
acres Of their farm at Valley City
,250 bushels Of wheat, 10y actual
| measurement, which brought them
/ at Elevator A in Duluth, $l00 pen
bushcl They have also raised 3,
600 bushels Of oats, and at Klmber
ly, where they Will take out ~wooc
and ties this winter, they have
harvested a good crop Of potatoe.
} and cats cut green fer fodder
Their teams are still at work, back
setting, at Valley City, but in few
days will be brou ght to Kimberl,
for the winter campaign.- Duluth
News.
1t will be news to most Of our
( readers to learn that the town o
Northern Pacific Junction ba
never been laid out until very re
2 Gently, but that the owners OF TIL
various buildings there have beer
.lereIy "squatttrs." The improved
prospects Of the town have led III,
owners Of real estate, chiefly tlt
st. Paul s Duluth railroad ali,
: NIr. {. II. Clark, Of Philadelphia
TO plat a town site, which will l..
5 recorded at an carly day, and OF
Friday last Col. c. Ii. Graves so!t
!, for the parties above named 81 ,20j
: worth OF town lots, at auction. TIL.
bidding was qai.e spirited, VIVA
Dunlap, the leauingmerchant there
Stephen Duuphy, brother Of JOIN
: Duuphy, ofDulutb, and John Erick
son, being The largest purchasers
) Next spring the buildings will b,
: moved TO the proper positions, ant
the streets opened as per the tow
T plat, which viii add much 10 III,
/. good appearance Of the town. Tn,
Northern Pacific Junction i
Duluh's largest suburb and it is
pleasure to note the prosperity Q
The place, and It's Still more promis
irg tuture.- Duluth News.
LEADING Irish jouru q, says tina
/ Americans have spent last summer
oyer G million dollars IN Switzsr