Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
old papers for sale ut thfs Office

Henry Bolt OF Amigo was yer
ON our streets Friday. u
Miss Hattie Richmond returned
to-day from Stevens Point, where
she had been for the past two months
visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. l.. Smith OF Wausan, ar
rived In town to-day to visit friends
The largest stock OF cloth and
hair brushes In the city at Boards
Don't forget that we do JOB work
as cheap as city Offices.
Blank books OF all sizes and at all
prices at +. Beardsley's.
Ed. Shinkman Of Grand Rapids
Michigan arrived In town Saturday
and will remain for several days.
The machinery OF the Johnston
mill which was destroyed by fire last
spring has been picked up and shipped
away.
Remember that ID. NJ. Phinney war
rants all his work to give sntisfac-
ton.
Consumption Warmers Whit
Wine Of Tar Syrup. The best cOug :
remedy ON earth. Cures cold In =.
hours. Price % & SO cts per bottle
"A watch ought to be cleaned ev
cry year. Remember ID. III. Phinney
in the Denton House block warrants
all his work.
Another large stock of envelopes
note heads. letter heads, bill heads
and statements just received at this
flee.
IF, L. Newell OF Oshkosh did bust
ness In town yesterday.
WIN. Persohn Ia giving his store
building ON Division street new
coat of paint. He has now one of the
best buildings of the kind in town.
w. j. Walsh the junior partner
of the firm of Walsh Bros. of this
place returned Tuesday from Il ten
days visit with relatives and friends
mt Centralia and Grand Rapids, this
state.
-R. Otto who owns saw and
planning mill at State Line dill bust
ness In town Tuesday
Mrs. Madden, who has charge of
Davis & Fehr's store at this place
went to Ironwood Monday to see
about putting in II new stock OF
goods.
Now is the time to get your job
| work done cheap for cash. We hav
been building and need money badly
aud will make IL ten percent reduct
ON on all cash Jobs.
Il repair al kinds OF watches.
clocks and anything I'm the jewelry
line. ED. MECHLER, jeweler, Wall st.
Morgan has just received IL large
stock of fresh Concord grapes which
he liz selling at 80 cents a basket.
Several very fine muskallonge
have been caught in the lakes near
here this week. They are just begin
ming to bite good again.
H. Il. HolbroOk was at Rhinelan-
der the fore part of the week where
he secured a job with Brown Bros.
and will move his family to that
place soon.
Mrs. A. s. NewcOmb received a
telegram announcing the death OF
her fa ther at Platteville. She and
her husband. the Rev.. NewcOmb, took
the first train for that place.
Byron Shank, the young son OF
A. NJ. Shank Is down with the ty
phoid fever.
Geo. st. Louis has closed out his
meats and gone out Of the meat mar
ket. +. w. Mcintyre who owns the
building will fix 1t up and put n
stock OF clothing into it.
A twelve pound girl arrived Sat
urday ut the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lou Philips. She was made welcome
and will make it her home for the fu-
ture.
The Y. =. s. G.. E. will give an
entertainment about the first OF Oc-
tob0r.
Here IN an eye-ope ner for you
Fred Hall the tailor Ia turning out
better suits and at less money than
you can get from any of these fel-
lows who are travelling around with
samples taking orders. Besides he
guarantees fit every time.
m ain for week or more.
| For SALE.-T have store account
OF $63. 81 against William Woodrieh