Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-12-13

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Louis krom's stock OF gents fur
nishng goods is the largest and best
selected in town. Call and examine
quality and prices.
w. J. Collins from Ripon is show
ing Il fine line of siivcrwarc and Jew
elry for the holidays. Can and see
him at the Wedge" opposite the
depot.
Ten per cent OFF on OYercoatS I'M
I'll Jan. LIST at Louis krOm's. Hehas
the finest line in town. Call and OK
anime quality.
The merchant " no has the big
gest holiday trade is the one who let's
the people know what he has for
sale.
Geo. A. Balm went to Milwaukee
Wednesday to buy a stock Of fancy
groceries and holiday goods. Hehas
rented the Mat Sherii,le building and
will open a store in it as soon as his
goods arrive.
The hospital company have the
new hospital about finished. Some
OF the rooms are all ready for use and
the family that will have charge OF it
will move in the fore part OF the week
Jan LIST Louis Krom intends put
ting in another large stock OF goods
and until that time will give greatly
reduced prices in order to clean out
his store.
?. Mrs Chas Awolt was taken
Thursday with Il violent bleeding at
the nose and mouth and came near
bleeding to death before 1t could be
stopped. She is now very sick but
the bleeding has stopped and she will
recover.
Louis Krom's stock OF gerts fur
Fishing goods is fresh and well selec-
ted and his prices can not be beaten
even in the large cities. Call and ex-
anime his goods and be convinced. 1t
will pay YOU to do so.
The recount of the votes for cOun-
ty treasurer took four days. j. G..
Culran's vote was increased fifteen
and G.. II. Clark $ two. This reduced
Clark S majority somewhat but not
enough to change the result as he still
had forty-five votes more than his
opponent.
Gen. Ginty of Chippewa Falls,
United States Marshal for this dist
riot, died at Madison Tuesday even
ing. He was a well knownpolitician
and newspaper man and two years
ago was a candidate for the republic
can nomination for governor but was
defeated by Hoard.
Among his many other accom-
plishments John ToOiey has lately
acquired the qualifications of bag
gage smasher. He put his new at
quirements into practice for the first
time Thursday noon. 1t is said that
his first attempt was not Il decided
success but you can ask him.
H. H. Curtis, and Geo. Curtis, jr
comprising the firm OF Curtis Bros,
two of Merrill's brightest awyers
was in town yesterday and to-day.
They represent the L. B. Scott Lum
Der Co., in it's fight against the town
and were probably here to try and
find some evidence favorable to their
client.
An agreement has been reached
bet ween the towns OF Pelican and
Hazehurst by which the suits will be
discontinued and the town Of Hazel
hurst still stand. Although she will
lose three townships which are to be
given back to Pelican. We under
stood that the settlement was due in
a great measure to the efforts OF Dan
Graham the chairman nf the county
hoard.
The lumberman have been having
a fine fall for skidding and those that
have down timber to put in are i'm
proving their time and getting as
much of it skidded as possible. The
recent cold weather has frozen up the
swamps SO that they can be crossed
thus making better doings al around
County Clerk Shelter reports the
levy for Oneida county as follows:
County officers sal aries, $4,000. 90
Court house bonds, $500 90