The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-01-13

has been nursing fine, fully devel
oped felon on his left hand, the pas!
three weeks. 1t is better now and he
will soon be able to go to work
again.
SELECT BULK OYSTERS
all winter,
By the gallon, quart or pint.
Solid Measure.
at BRADSHAW
| The cheapest and best way to buy.
| The Northwestern I.umberman, a
candid spoken paper says Duluth
stands no better show Of becoming
L metropolis than Ashland or Super
Tor CITY, 1t is now in order for ouI
nylghbors over the bay to hold an in
dignation meeting.
BY affirming a verdict of 500
obtained by a widow against an insur-
.ncc company. the Supreme Court OF
| Massachusetts, has established the right
If an insured man TO walk on rail
way track without violating the condi-
tons Of his policy,
The boys who are running the
Omaha trains seem to be trying to
make good time, since they got to
carrying Uncle Sans mail matter.
The trains have been in on time about
every night this week. We trust the
reformation will progress and be last
ing.
Letters received from Mr. Logue.
who left lis some time ago for the
East on account of his health, informs
his friends that he is considerable bet
ter, but it is little doubtful if he will
return here permanently, though he
expects to be back for while in the
spring.
Last Monday a barber named
Theodore Archer left the y. =. June
ton TO 60 to logging camp few
miles from there, but failing to find it
he started to return, and getting very
tired laid down IT, rest and before he
knew It both feet were badly frozen
and it is feared that one Of them will
have to be amputated,
-MeSsrs. ID. t. q E. J. Crouch
one Of our boot and shoe making firms
are turning out some good work now
a-days. They carry good stock of
material and nearly all Of the goods on
their shelves are cf their own make,
and offered at very reasonable prices.
Leave your measure, and Try their
work, once. Second door west of the
express office.
Mr. Richard A. Pierce, one of St.
Paul's highly respected young men,
was brutality murdered by unknown
thugs New Years night. Up to Thurs
day noon the body had not been
found, but is supposed that the muir
derers showed the body under the ice
where the st. Peter street sewer empt-
les into the river. The cause of the
deed was robbery and many evidences
of terrible struggle were visible.
The nonresident owners of SUI
perior real estate are squeezing like
rats with their tails cought in a trap,
over what they call the excessive taxes
of this year. As compared to what
they have been paving for the past
twenty-five years, they are high, but
heretofore the price has been merely
nominal and they generally got that
reduced. Our taxes are by no means
high, only as viewed in this light, and
our improvements show where every
dollar or IL goes TO.
Rev. H. A. Miner, a congrega-
tional minister of Madison, will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning. Mr..
Miner will remain in our city during
next week, and look the field over
with a view to the permanent organic
alton of that church society in this
city, and will preach to us again on
the 21st. fit is deemed advisable
to enter into a permenent organization
a minister will be provided and regu-
las services commenced soon.