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PERSONALS.

W. A. WALKER has been spending a
few days in Chicago on business.
Miss ALICE EMERY is spending por-
ton of Christmas week with her friends
III this city.
Mr.. PERRY SMITH left on Sunday
night For California where he will spend
a portion of the coming year.
HENRY BANzHoF who has been attend
ing college in Michigan is spending a
short vacation in this city.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ToRR1soN of this city
attended the silver wedding of Captain
and Mrs. John Thompson of Sheboygan
on Thursday evening last.
p. FL. HEWITT, principal of the Kiel
public schools and J. e. Hewitt student
at the Oshkosh Normal School were
callers at The Pilot Office yesterday.
JAMES HALL left on Sunday last for
San Francisco, where he may engage in
business if he feels pleased with pros
poets there. Otherwise he will regard
himself as visitor to the Golden State.
FRANK JONES marches against the peo-
pie who are negligent in making provis
ion for the support of their families in
the way of life insurance, in fine fur
coat whose cost is considerably in excess
of 800.
j. d. MARKHAM, Esq, has been in
Washington the past couple of weeks to
argue case before the supreme court
there. He will be compelled to put in
the holidays there as his case will not be
reached until after the First of January.
10 RANKIN continues to keep "the
table in roar" and sickness seems to
sharpen his wit. There is one feature of
Joe's wit which is a revelation of the man
and shows how naturally kind his heart
is he never cracked joke on man
who could not bear it. He went through
life doing many generous acts and trying
to make it appear that all such were &C.
cidental. He would never tolerate ex-
pressions of gratitude.
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COUNTY ROADS.

The condition of country roads this
past fall must convince the most skeptical
that some means other than those now
employed must be used to make them
passable after series of rains. Local
road masters have no system of working
which will secure good roads and in
most cases the work done is only of a
temporary nature and of nc value during
those periods when roads are ap to be
worst. Any farmer who comes to the
city during the fall when most of the
farm produce is sold, when the roads are
bad, Injuries his team more on a single
trip than he would in a weeks work if
the roads are in proper condition. Be-
sides he wastes time and is unable to
bring more than half load. If the
amount of mony expended on the roads
of this county up to the present had
been iudiciously applied there would now
be no cause of complaint about bad roads.
But different towns do not do an equal
amount of work on the roads and very
little work is done with good judgment
Some of the main roads are as narrow
as lanes and are never repaired.
The proper thing to do is to have q
county system and select some man who
has experience in road making to super
wise the work. It won't be any more
expensive and the work done will be of
a better character. The salary paid to
the county supervisor will not be felt.
Even if it should it should be willingly
borne, in view of the good it will do in
lessening the labor of teams and the ease
with which farmers can bring their pro-
duce to market. The county now pays
to justices of the peace annually about
$4,000 per year for the trial of little petty
squabbles between people when under
the influence of anger or liquor. 1t
should not hesitate to pay out half the
amount to secure the services of some
man who would see that road work is
done III a proper manner The next
legislature should be asked to do some
thing in this matter.
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JONES LIBRARY ENTERTAIN'NT.

Mr.. George Burnet has been in cores
Pondence with parties connected with
the Slayton Lyceum Bureau through
which be learned that a talented reader
and singer could be secured to appear
at this place on Friday January 10, 1886
on very favorable terms. On consulta.
ton with parties interested in the Jones
Library Association, it was resolved TO
close with the parties for the date men.
toned. The Opera House has been So.
cured for the occasion and the peopls of
the city may expect first class enter
tainment on the evening mentioned.
Mrs. Florence Forbes has rec eived
very tlattering notices wherever she has
sung and these from the most critical IF
papers. Miss 10 :ephine Iurck. the elo.
oitionist, is highly recommended and has
for years given public readings. This
union of singing and reading cannot be
otherwise than highly enjoyable, and the
people should not forget the object the
benefit of the library an institution
which should at all times appeal strongly
10 public generosity. Fuller notices will
hereafter be given.
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The latest reports from Mr.. Rankin
are to the effect that he is steadily grow
ing weaker and has partially lost the use
of his lower limbs. But his cheerfulness
remains undated and the PAPERS express
surprise while relating his Jokes. Lately
he was having his hair cut when he cav.
toned the barber to do it well as it might
be the last and he wanted his hair to he
all right when he Joined the angels.
When some of his fellow congressman
demonstrated with him for being present
IN the house when seats we're drawn. he
laughingly explained he wanted seat
that would show off well when put in
mourning. While contracting for his
rooms he was asked if he wanted them
for the season? He replied that his
executor would pay no rent after he
himself were gone.
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PLUME & NELSON.

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Our Grocery department is fuller than
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Our Crockery, China, Glass, Majolica,
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We have the latest styles in both Decor
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HE Chronicle is highly wroth because
OF the failure of the engineer in charge
to recommend an appropriation for the
Two Rivers harbor, and it is in the right.
Ii 1t was proper to do as much as has
been done for the Two Rivers harbor, it
is proper to do more. There never has
been no failure to recommend liberal ap-
preparations for the Fox and Wisconsin,
but in doing this the engineers are more
mindful of public clamor than of the ex-
ercise of good judgement. Engineers
seem to be sadly lacking in good COM
mon sense.