The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-01-06
We learn that our County Treas

We learn that our County Treas
urer will forward this week the full
amount due of State taxes-and that
our tax payers are very prompt this
season in paying up, saving thereby
the three per cent deduction for
prompt payment before the 10th of
this month.
-S3.75 will buy a barrel of apples
at Ansley & Sunderland's. Delivered
free of cost.
The Swede who shot Sheriff
Thompson and Mr.. Tubbs, has not yet
been captured. Officers have searched
for him some, going as far as Knife
Falls, Spirit Lake, and other points,
but as there is no reward offered to
cover expenses, the search has been
abandoned.
=" Waverly novels" "Pilgrim's
Progress, Arabian Nights" Scot
fish Chiefs" "Thadeus of Warsaw"
Don Quixote," Last days of Pom
peii, Byron" etc; 75cts each, at the
Post Office.
The young people of this city
who attend school at Faribault, Mimi,
left for that city last week, some We'd
nesday evening and some Thursday
morning. They all had pleasant
time Of it at home during the holidays
and are now we'll rested and fresh for
their studies.
Green Peas only Zoe can, and
Groceries in proportion at
ANsLEY L SUNDERLAND's.
Mr.. Charles Watkins, who left US
some time ago to sojourn in the Sunny
South, returned last week The wick
ed people and warm sunshine of St.
Louis was too much for Charley on
general principles, and then the boys
say he had no sweetest girl" down
there; but be this as it may, we are
glad to see Charley on our streets once
more.
The Western Farmer is the best
agricultural paper made, and is es-
pecially adapted to the western coun-
try. Its new Almanac for 1883 is a
daisy" and no mistake, and every
family ought to have one. Price ten
cents Address John ?. Morton,
Louisville, KY, for a copy Of the al
manac or sample copy Of the West
ern Farmer.
Peaches, Cherries, Egg Plums,
and Green Cages, for 25c a can at
MERRITT Il DOES.
The New Years callers report q
pleasant afternoon, on Monday last.
About fifty gentlemen made calls In
the evening Mr.. W. II. Webb kept
open house for the callers and those
who received, and right royalty en-
tertained a large number Of friends.
The day was quite cold but calm and
bright, and it was indeed "A Happy
New Year" to all our people.
An excellent quality Of Syrup
only zoe per gallon at
AHsLEY < SUNDERLAND's.
One of the Duluth Organs" tells
as, for special information, that Park
Point Is not part Of the village of Du-
luth, but has village government Of It's
own, and is not in any way response
bic for the debts of Duluth" as the
TIMES stated in an article two weeks
ago. Well that assertion does not
prove anything, for it was only a short
time ago the same paper was declar-
ing, Duluth had no debt, and now ad-
mits it.
Nice Fresh Oyster Crackers, Six
teen pounds for s1O0 at
ANSLEY Il SUNDERLAND'S.
From the appearance OF Weeks
Floral Guide, which is on our desk, we
should judge that the young Vicks are
"chips of the old block, as the Floral
Guide with its Autographed cover is
handsome enough for the parlor table.
1t is printed on the best of paper, has
three colored plates, of Flowers and
Vegetables, and full of useful infor-
nation Those who send 10 cents for
it cannot be disappointed, as the plates
alone are worth the amount. Address,
as in past years, JAMES WICK, Roch-
ester \. Y.
SELECT BULK OYSTERS
all winter,
By the gallon, quart or pint.
Solid Measure
at BRADSHAW's.
The cheapest and best way to buy.
1t is shame the way some per-
sous handle the pumps in this town.
They think no more of breaking a