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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07

will be the annual one and will be held with
tine North Run school.
Other Notes.
~ the First Presbyterian church in the
morning Rev DR.. Mcllwaine preached. and at
night Rev. DR.. Kerr continued his services on
The Land Of Holy Light
At the Second Presbyterian church Rev. DR..
Kerr preached in the morning. and Rev. DR..
McIlwaine in the afternoon.
At Park-pace Methodist church Mt II \. VI.
Rev. Dr. A. O.. Brown presiding elder,
preached and at p u Rev. DR.. William l..
Judkns dictated
Rev. Dr. Brown occupied the pulpit ut
Centenary ~ night.
Rev. Dr. White If Durham n. C.. will begin
series of meetings at the First bapust
church next SUNDAY night.
meeting iu the interest OF lcEh-street
nart~f Missionary Society was held sunday
at o'clock. Address. were made 10y tcN:
Jo1 r. Tucker of la-t-tnd church. amt
Eev L.i. hup. OIL. HoNarts Grove chur'h.
IND I.NitM services 100 S"FrLtA-stIcel
Christian church hlFa closed.
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Order Golden Chain.

4 few years ago auumber of members of the
Royal Arciuum' and other organizations.
finding il impossible 10 obtain increased in-
suruce in their order. formed the "G ldcn
Chain and in addition 90 the life insurance
attached q sick benefit feature no slight addi-
uonal cost
They have been very rigid i'm their medical
examinations. and have not grown as rapidly
as others.
They now number about 5000 members
and rapidly increasing In Atlanta. Ga, "a
new lodge was started with $50 charter mem
beers last month and fifty members added
since In this city there are seven lodges
with good membership. Efforts will soon he
made O. organize "a new one i'm Manchester.
and the brethren in this city have commenced
% push their lodges SD rs % secure additional
representation IN the Supreme Lodge
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In the Courts.

Hue'ags Court The Court began its rc,u.
lar April term yesterday Judge ). b. VIE
presiding. Tho grand jury. Mr.. Lew. u.
Blair. foreman, brought IN the following Doe
dlcimeuts.
Fc.Onics. Darlington Brown. assault ODD
Edward Sweeney. two indictments. George
Rranzell assault on John r. Higgins. jaime,
J.. Frederick. burglauously entering fhr
dwelling house of *. 4. Lincoln. Willie jack
son. alias i. H. Williams, attempt 40 mur
Luclu, Mayo. assault on James Lee Nelson
Mayo. tel0n0usiy entering the stable 0t ". A.
White and stealing six bales of hay Samuel
Richardson. feloniou-ly entering the office Il
Marion j. Dimmock and stealing wearing zap.
pare. Paul Rowlett, feiouiou-iv entering the
heu-h0use ~ James McDonough and stealing
chickens Joseph TAYLOR, feloniousy entering
Park-Place Methodist church with intent %
commit larceny Major Williams. ie0n.0usly
entering the hen-house Of Robert Robinson
and stealing fowls.
Msdemeanors John f. Baker. selling H.
qaor on Sunday. j. W Lawrence. keeping
livery sable without license Mr'uurt *
Black, keeping cOmmlsslon-hous without Is
license. Thomas O. German, selling liquor
on Sunday. ". j. Pondextor. carrying on a
junk store without "a license.
Not true bills of indictment: william
Johnson, malicious assault on Annie JohnsoL
Richard Milburn malicious assault on
Thomas Hail. }. ". Render, selling liquor on
Sunday.
Tho grand jury adjourned until April 18th.
40 which time ~ X expected that Common
wealth Attorney Smith will have ready the iu-
dictment pr indictments charging l.. BufOrl
Grymes with embozZlement.
Police Court The prisoners arrsigned
yesterday morning were on charges Of minor
importance. but their number WAS quite large.
AS always IL the case on Monday. A good
many cases were dismissed on payment 4
cost.
Jennie Snead. Edward Miller. Mary j.
Strong, John Riley. George Bailey Joseph
Powers. J.. W. Rowe. Calain Hicks, John
Jackson. MattOX Jones and Jane. Bea-irv
were fined for being drunk and disorder.F.
Most ot the fines were paid. but some OF tho
, Cr9uus had % be committed IN default
Carter Branch cOOredl was sent 10 jail f0r
six months on the charge Of stealing ESQ
saddles. the property of T. II. Duneen
William Cannon will be- sent % jail i.r
three months in default Of security Cannon
bad been arrested a. a yagrant and was at =
request. gwen free pass 10 Lynchburg. 10
sold the pass and WAS again arrested io'
yAgmncy with the above result.
Cldnooy Court Mary l.. Stevenson quail.
fed as admiuistratrX of estate II William II.
Stevenson. deceased.
George W Woodall qualified ~ admins
traitor Of estate Of Mary f.. Snead, DE-
ceased
Both estates are small.
Supreme Col0tof Appe1ls-Compbell acaln-,
Smpman Further argued by W. Wiil0ugh5y
ESD. for appellee. and Edmund Burke, Isl.
for appellant. and submitted.
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Eiclmond ctl Thomas b. Murphy 10 r..
4 calm and Preston Cooke. s3 feet on
Ero.J .rtee, northeast corner of Thirty
..c.r1 "a .o1
U'... r...t, Ami. NJ and Jo.enh
,,.1.~...,. %, Nf,,.5. r. rhoo,re.u co feet I'm
Nh .'d. ~ C.,,. ..r..t n..r Rowland
:, -oo
iL,. y c,,,,,,l..u "a ,r.o4sir, i-7 acros
nm Ci~rio- C,t,lro1I - oo1
- I..lo.- Is,r- r., Jane u. Patch. in
t.-,-t i'm estate of Walter Patch deceased
North Side Land Company to Phillip Xii
liam. lots. -quare3. lot :. square l3 lot a.
sluar, a. lot 90 square @. lot r. square -:
d., : .ot,,ra r. and lof. 5aud H. s.ilare o.,
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The Epworth League.

A branch ef this order Ia. been formed M
broa street Methodist church with the fol-
lowing oiiiccrs George l.. Rdeood. president:
!. Newton Vaughan. first ce-prcs.deut. ;. r..
bishop second vce-prcsideut G.. W. Hunter.
DR.. third e-presijent. Richard ". Card
well, secretary Edward W. Knipe. treasurer.
The first regular meeting viii be held AZ
Broad-street Methodist church next Friday
night; when the general nature and work of
the League Will be- fully set forth. and il
no doubt viii have new. branches IN the other
Method 81 churches IN this city
The League has over 200, 900 members in the
United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
Nj. Denis Mren Dead.

Mr. Denis Wren died yesterday morning
40 his mothers residence 6H north Seven
teeuth street. 40 Ilj O'clock IN his thirty
fourth year. after am illness Of some months
lie had heart trouble although until he was
confined o. the house he WAS apparently IN
vigorous health.
The deceased was good man, honest and
straightforward. and few men IN Richmond
had greater number oi friends
lie was Am active worker in the Democratic
party, and served most efficiently on the City
Central Committee and superintendent of
Jackson Ward. he was a stonecuttcr, and
worked on the City Hall
Tie funeral Will take place from his late
residence to-day 10 o'clock.
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have been giving them service every twenty

have been giving them service every twenty
days.
They propose g. establish sem-monthlv
service and at an early date every ten davs
and 10 add the ports Of Maceio .nd Cerea
and this IL what they offer. and t.ey want
mail contract tor ten years with this route
Roads.
They now load large quantities Of naval
stores. flour and lard az Hampton Roads. AMI
the business is going to largely increase.
1T IL believed the Postmaster. Genonl d,
disposed to consider the views ~ tho south
So far as lies in his power. and this line must
OF necessity be If benefit They take all opr
coal from Newport News, the Chesapeake ami
Ohio railroad gives them large amount q
freight. and they make that their start.r,
point. IL is there they receive their mail.
and II is the starting point for the main por.
tion OF their passengers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
LESS TH.fN TSUAL.
Only Twenty -Nlne Persons Died in Richmond
Last Week

The weekly report Of the Health Depart
ment for the week ending April ith shows
Whole number of deaths in the city 2l-l3
white and Is colorod. Still births. white
and colored.
Cause Of death. ApopleNy. 1 white and
c0lored bronchitis. colorcd. commissions
white. dptheria. / C0lored fever typh0-
malarial. I colorcd. intestinal inflammation.
cOllrrd meningitis. I cOlored par8.y...
white. premature birth. / colo ed septioHua.
7 white. tenatus, 1 white. Bughts disease
white. consumption. 1 cOlored. debility gen-
ral 1 cOlored enteritis. ! cOlOrpd. heart d..
ease white and / colored. maassimiatlou.
colored. old age. 1 colored. pneumonia
white. puerperal septicWmia. / col0rei spinal
meningitis, white. unknown. l white and
colored.
Annual rate Of mortality per 1000, white.
14.3, cOlOred. 2l.s9 whole. 1914.
Sex aud color Males, 6 white aud r co.-
orcd: females. white and colorod
Age. day 10 80. white and I colorcl
month % q. / white and I colorcd q months
10 II. ] colOrcd 1 year 90 3. 2 cul0red. years
to D. I colOred. ) years o. 10. white and
colored, 10 years t. 20 30, 4 colored ~ years
% aO, c0lOred 20 years o. 40, white 80
years o. 3D. 2 white and colorci so yelrsn
sd. I white 20 years % 10. ] white and c..
ored. 10 years "a 80. white and c0lorni
Conditions Single, white and - colonel
married. white and colored. widowe-.l
white widows. 3 white and I colored
Nativity. Richmond. n; other parts e
United States 10: ireland. !. Germany 4
Comparative weekly mortality For week
ending April 4. 1891. l3 white and lf c0' .ral
for week ending April 8, 1880, % white and %
col0red
Rainfall. For week ending April 4. ls9l.1l
inche- for week ending April Sc 1870. 0.-J
inches
Temperature. For week ending April l-1i
% dresree- ana IL minutes for week erir.
April 5. 1890 SIS degrees and 20 minutes
Number Of visits made by physicians Top
poor First district. o. Second district. 81
Third district ~ Fourth district, %.
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Mr.. Childrey Won Ii.

The handsome gold watch donated TO the
lakewood Hebrew Cemetery Association and
Mayo-street synagogue by Mr.. X. Fisher. of
this city for the purpose Of raising sufficient
funds 20 make necessary repairs at the syna-
gogue and cemetery was won by Mr.. John X.
Chlldrey, Treasurer Of the city of Richmond.
who presented II 10 the synagogue. 10 be sold
to the highest bidder, and the proceeds Of
same 70 be used for the purposes above men,
tsAV.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
Mr.. Mason at Grace.

The new rector Of Grace Episcopal church
Rev. land0n Il. Mason wa, greeted by large
crowds Sunday mouin, and evening. He
preached "A Very fine sermon on each occas ON.
and the congregation WAS very much de-
Jig ted with their now pastor.
The subject al nlg was The Lords Tab
eInacle," and the sermon was one Of rare
power. and deeply impressed the audience.
Rev. j. h. Mason. associate rector of St.
James church. assisted In this serylce.
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In.tructinr Chn,ter oe,c.r.

Most Excellent W. II. H. Lynn, of stanton,
who Is Grand Masonic Lecturer Of the Grand
Chapter Of Virginia. has been in the city
several days instructng the Chapter officers
and the meeting of La Fayette Royal Arch
Chapter. No. 43. this evening is looked for.
ward to with much pleasure as some of our
most prominent citizens will be exalted u
the sublime degree of Royal Arch.
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~. Niary's.

The Feast of the Annuncation Of the Blessed
Virginia falling this year III holy week. could
mol be observed. SO It was transferred TO the
9th Of April, yesterday
Al 81 Marys church high mass was cele
b9rated by Father Gregory followed by bene-
dicton OF the blessed sacrament
The children sang the mass, assisted by
Rather Willibald. o ). b., and Professor
Charles GUTTER the organist.
me altar was prettily decorated with Eas-
ter lilies and other howers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07

by dlnt o.. untung energy and enduring
anNctes. Of which the wOrkmen have nO con-
cepton business has been obtained beyond
our expectations. but the result has been only
10 increase the number of people supported
by the shops and not - pay anything L. the
stockholders. in this way the company has
gradually increased it, force from 80 mon in
1856 until now nearly zoo names are on its
pay-rolls and il IS estimated that at least q. 500
persons are supported dircctlyfr0m the WAGE.
paid out while the indirect benefit 20 the COM
munltv is such that the works have been Re-
grded not merely AS an evidence Of the en-
crgy and prosperity o. the South, but as an
honor O. the city of Richmond
IF such q spirit as is now exhibited by the
strikers had been believed possible by the
men who have sustained these works for years
past. they would never have put their money
I'm the enterprise. and It Is useless to talk of
increasing population 10y attracting new SET
tiers or asking the investment of fresh capital
I'm this community as long as good w0r'mcu.
honestly seeking a Job. are driven away and
the planest rights Of tn owners Of property
are di.rogarded and dcri
THESE are solemn truths. and we commend
them TO the serious reflection Of our fellow
citizens
While We are DESTROYS to secure men ~
take the places now vacant in our shops. we
want n7 man who thinks this company IS i'm
POSING on the Just rights of skilled labor and
WHO would not give a sincere support to the
mduag. meut ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07

number of ladies will have meeting a,
Grace Episcopal church lecture-rcom to-day
TO complete the formation of class for vocal
instruction under Professor Paine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07

Hitkoh'S M. Z. n. ID. g., VIC, ~
CAROLINE CURED ARE PURE. CLtAS
AND CHOICE sUN-CuKED roBACCos. i"'
THEM.
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Attention is called 10 the advertisement in
another column OF the Bath Iron and Timber
Company, of Bath county. Va.
The company IS represented in Richmond
by that energetic and wide-awake real estate
agent Mr. t. b. Jacobs
The promoters of this company are many OF
the best known men in the United states
who are noted for their reliability as well -
push and energy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07
MI. L. =. Imersnn.

Representing MeSsrs. :. VI. Cahill 4 Co. o.
Boston. the manufacturer OF the celebratei
Alma Polish called on US to-day. He IS IN
town for a week pushing these goods.
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WANT EMPLOYMENT.

Inc manager at the works SAYS that they
nave letters from over 200 men who want en-
Ployment' but they do not want 10 bring them
here II there is 10 be trouble. -
my nv strikers 81 say that there has neither been
or will there be any trouble. '''''' '''N
The men, they say, are All commemorative .,a
Aw-aoidlng citizens, and their annearan 'ae
wherever seen seem 10 support that idea as
out lot the newspaper accounts few peonle
would know that there was strike in The
city. '''~0 ~ 'he
Concerning the Strike.
The following. signed Messrs. William II
ITigg. Joseph Bryan, J. J. Montague. w n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-07

At Grace-street Presbyterian church the
Rev. James y. Fair ID. D., the pastor. who
has been suffering for some weeks past with
tie grippe. WAS able 20 occupy his pulpit both
morning aud night and preached two excel
lent sermons with his usual easy flow of lan-
guAge.
At night his discourse was particularly
strong and eloquent
After the morning service the sacrament OF
the Lords supper was observed and fourteen
new members received into the church-ten
on profession OF faith and four by certificate.
sunday school Association.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Sun
day-SchOol Association of HenricO and Han
over was held with the Bethlehem school on
last Sunday.
Quite interesting addresses were made by
Messrs. j. h. Winston. l.. ii. Jeter, Professor
II. IL. Harris and Others. The next meeting
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-15


We have suae subscribers IN or
books who have owed us for sui
scriptions nearly every since We have
published 4 paper. in the town and
others that have owed us from one
to two years. The majority OF these
are all right only the amount is 80
small that they think it is not Of
much consequence anyway and it
slips their mind. Some papers have
gone SO far as to publish the names
Of delinquent subscribers, but this
would be hardly fair without giving
some notice We cannot afford to
carry oar delinquent subscribers for
nothing and we have determined
hereafter, commencing an. !, 1891 to-
charge two dollars per year for all
isubscrip tions that are not paid In adj
vance or within six months. All
subscriptions paid in advance or
within six months will be at the old
price, 81 80 per Year.
Gould anything be a better illus
lldllO0 Ok lUG WHY NOIlSn uO luctI
work as compared With the way men
Go theirs, than to look over village
of, say, u thousand families on ~
Monday morning. In q thousand
little kitchens Il thousand women
would be seen thruSting wood into 81
thousand lettle cook stoves, heating
n thousand little wash boilers, bend
Ing their little backs over Il Thousand
little wash boards and hanging their
clothes on a thousand little clothes;
lines. II by some singular revolutions
the men OF such village We're to un--
der$ake to DO the work, their first
step would be to get up a stock com
pnny, invest capital III building an,N
machinery, SO organize the work that
about ha!f-dozan men would do the
work for thp whole town, rrceiVe'
good salaries therefor and the rest
al the men would go about thairxNwm
business on Monday Just as3 Ytner
days,
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IItlNiEaSTEADERS.

The majority OF the water rgaeFvee
homes tea eiers in this immediatevicin
" are both s4uatterS aud filerS; That
Is, they sQuatted on a tract Dee. 20.i,
and after the rush was over at Wau1-
sau went down and flied ON the same
piece Among those who have se4
cured valuable pieces in this way are;
John Tooley, A. T. Howard, William
Dickcy, VIM. Knox, John LAWYER.
VIM. Dockery, Hugh Croaker, Johns
Moran Lou ic Denton, John Breslen..
Thos. O 'Brcin, JOS. Dishaw and 9TH.
ci.s whose names we do not know.
There are still quite number OF pie
ces that have not been taken. 1t is;
reported that a. test case between the
iiier and settler will be made up IN "a
few days and carried to the Secretary
OF the Interior To got his decision ON
it. IN order to settle the question
they will take Il ease where there can
be no doubt Of q bona fideAettlement,
one In which u lady settled ON the
land, built q n use, moved III, mas
lived there G ersincc and hasevengiv-
on birth tO n childin that house. In
ths case there certainly can be mo-
question as 10 the settlement and II
the squatter does not hold in 1t there
will be no use OF any others carrying
up their eases.
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was,,ing out the stomach.

During the past year several phIsi-
clans in New York have tried with
gratifying success, a novel treatment
for dyspepsia and cancer of thestom
ach by washing out that organ. The
process is very simple and not dan
garous 4 long flexible pipe is passed
down the throat until one end is III
the stomach. The upper end has a
funnel attached. into which hot wa
ter is poured until the stomach Is filed
THE weight Of the water in the pipe
and funnel gives a hydraulic pressure
sufficient to distend thestomach. The
pine has an aperture big enough to
hold q lead pencil. After the stomach
has been filed, the funnel end OF the
Diue Ia turned down until it is lower
than the bottom Of the stomach, and
the stomach Is emptied as Darrell
OF any fluid Is emptied through a
siphon. The process may he repeat
cd several times. The result is that
the unaigested food and mucus are
washed out, and the hot watercloses
the blood vessels and reduces infiam-
nation. The relief is immediate. The
dispeptic may have his stomach
washed out before Il meal, so that he
can take 81 fresh start, After the
lapse OF a sufficient time for an ordi-
nary digestion, the stomach may be
washed out gain. This process has
been In use at the New York Hospital
we are informed, for some time. Elk.
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FOR SALE.

Eleven oxen, eight pair OF logging
slels and thirty pair OF blankets.
Anyone needing anything OF the kind
can get bargain. About the 9Th
of December will be In town with u
carload OF heavy horses with harness
eswhich I will sell at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Enquire OF T. b. Walsh.
w4 e. HoRSER.
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- - '"o "ceA'
w. y oohhof returned Tuesday
'0'4' qe''e q lengthy Trip
''''' eslrlF ana examine the new
or NIX s's'es at ffed Halis
ray up year subscription. This
'''S'''' '''S % YOU VINO know YOU are
" - =
dead Indians come high this seat
800 w. Nv country demands them
complete line OF spring and
ru1aer So1'ih%ss ltlst received Ut Fred
|. tac tai'of.
Mr. and AIRS. Robert Stewart took
VIC 'faih " eahesaay Tor short visit
- Npi'Ae'oh'
Joe hathnn came up from Merrill
,0'' CIV oroFe OUT 20 nus camp
" ''e'eh WAC lfcek
N. A colman asc,,laa ~ fsror
aon ,1ona,,. -, ,a,.., ,,,. -.
rpt1rnpd rho nnyt d,,.
"a.
are la0eot"a to e. q. Timme.
ha,,,,,1 ,,>,,,.,,,,,.
ooof'o COPY OF has report.
a;a ,,,.,;,,. .,' .. ~,
VA" "N7''leS' IN town tuesday ana
Vim. Crosby, the proprietor. CT
Crnsby's summer resort at Twin lake
le!t Tor milwaukee, to-day.
James Cayner has been quito sIc,,
for the last few DAYS and is very little
ii any better at the present time.
--D. q. NJ PINCH OF rhioa,nnaer
came over today To install the OIL
GERS elect oI the Odd Fellows lodge.
Mrs. Daniel Graham's mother
and slater from Antlro are snend,pr
n few DAVIS ia towo visiting with hcr
rnps,,, ,4,onn.n u,n.. w,,,4.
Wine OF Tar Syvup. The best cough
rppedy on earth Cures q cold in q
yours. frlce - ~ 90 cts per nottie
Dick Lawicas has opened res
tauTAnt anu eaIinG room III the
= "o''''"' ou''''S'''' '''N' ~ .""" '~i''
saloon.
KEY Rather July oF Rhinelander,
spent Sunday In town and held the
regular monthly services at the cath
ole church.
I''a' onS ore o"' 'o' !" ''''S-
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Churches md SocictleS.
congregational Church.

70 q. F. Eagle River Lodge, No, 100,
meats every Wednesday, at their hail over
Dickinson Il Cooks store. Brothers troal
other Lodges ere cordially Invited 10 c;tu
wen in town.
G. Il. Thompson. N &. +. q. Swift 4, Sec
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slipping onto him. He was brought
to town to-day and took the train
for his home at Shawano.
1t Is reported that another news
paper is to be started here in the near
future. Straws show which way the
wind blows and this is another indi-
cation of the boom which the town
Is expected To have next summer.
Success to this enterprise, say we. the
same as to any other enterprise that
will help the town along.
About four inches OF snow which
fell Tuesday on top OF the hard ice
bottom which they already had made
excellent sleghing for the lulnberinan
and they are for once happy lot.
This fall OF snow will also tend to
make the times better in the village
as the jobber Will be able to- bank his
logs and get some money on them
which will enable him to pay his bill,
and thus get more money in circula-
ton.
Some unknown parties broke into
Daley, Sampson & McCord's ware
house at Rumley ssiding Friday night
and stole four or tive hogs and
number oi quarters OF beef. There
We're no tracks OF team and thcprop-
y 'n"' 's''I 49, go -
'A'e "''t . p''" ." -,
- ~ ""f- sA'oA' ~ " i">''u - "''
e"Nei .n' IVA ~ . go > wv . 80 .
eS'''Si ~ ''iey VIZ Nc % = ~ i'''A''''S
The following are a. II. Stevens
prices on the best grades Of Flour,
Feed, etc:
Fancy Patent, per so lbs, s 100
Silver spray, :" l.3S
Buckwhent. : +" .65
Oats and Corn MIXED. oer 100 lbs. ! 40
Mid0,inms npr 100 ms 100
Bron 100
Rams nor n .05
INV per ron 1900
A. TI STEVENS, EAGLE River. Wis.
49,,
Eagle River Meat Market, not only
keens the LARGEST storl, Of all kinds of
meat in the city hut also keeps con
stnntly on hand fresh butter ana
ep,rs cheese of ollkinds strained hon
ev anf, IN comb beans peas. Goldfish.
cabbage kraut nv the pound or bar
rer mince mnat nictles chow chow.