Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-05-12

are at work on some logs they had lief
over but will only run one side unit
they can get some more down.
Bills are up announcing an entertain
ment to be given by the Original Georg
ians next Saturday evening at the Vii
lage Hall. Sunday evening they viii
give sacred concert at the same place
Jas. White has rented A. F. How.
ards building formerly occupied by
Mike Mooley and has opend up saloon
in it. He has given the room a thorough
overhauling and repainted and paper
ed it.
81. G. Thorn of Dane county was cleo
ted chairman of the State Central
committee, after which the conven-
ton listened to some stirring speeches
especially one delivered by John G.
SpOOner.
C. w. Lovejoy. Prof. of mussc,
Rochester Mimi, says: without ex-
ception the best company of Jubilee
Singers and Instrumental artists ever
heard in our city are the Original
Georgians.
Those who delight in hearing the
Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin in full per-
lection should go to hear the origional
Georgians tonight; they have few equals
and no superiors in handling these in
struments.-Ea Claire Leader. 80.
Clothes does not make the man but
they go a long way towards making him
popular with the fair sex and if you had
ordered that last suit from Hall the
tailor instead of buying that hand-me-
down your best girl would not have
gone off with the other fellow.
I have several good lots in the re-
sident portions of the village and three
dwelling houses for sale cheap and on
reasonable terms. Also a forty acre
farm with several acres cleared about
two miles from the village. Anyone
desiring to purchase call and get terms.
O. B. Moon.
Mrs J. E. Madden has got settled in
her building corner of Railroad and
Division streets with the best stock of
millinery goods ever brought to the
city. She has engaged force of com
petent dressmakers and will run a first
class dressmaking establishment in
connection with the store.
The great La Rose Brothers, with
Williams & Co.'S. shows, are astonishing
acrobats, In their double and triple
somersaults, though eminently dan
gerous they perform with an ease and
grace that at once stamps them famous
in their line.-C7eVeland Leader. The
above performers will positively appear
at every perform Ance of Williams &
Co.'S. Circus at Eagle River Saturday
May q. Don't fail to see our grand
free street parade at TO- a. m.
TO The PUBLIC
We the undersigned wish to inform
to our kind Patrons of this city that We
have made suitable arrangements with
our former manager Mrs. J. E. Madden
to carry on our business as heretofore
in her new store on the corner of Rail
road andDivision streets, and hope that
in our new place of business we will en-
Joy the same liberal patronage from the
Eagle River public that we did in our
old location.
Yours truly
: DAVIS & FEHR,
MRS. J. E. MADDEN, Manager.
In our advertising columns you will
see an announcement of Williams q
Co.'S. Consolidated E. r. shows. The Mar
quette Mining Journal speaks thus of
this excellent Tented exposition.
Williams & Co.'S. tents were packed to
the ring last evening, and the audience
was an enthusiastic one who went away
heartily endorsing it as one of the best
shows that ever visited this vicinity.
A pleasant feature is the absence of all
fakirs, three card monte men and the
usual retinue of gamblers
that have been part of the circusses
that have visited us heretofore.
-Rhody Kennedy has been having
some more trouble. Saturday he had a
man arrested for using abusive and OBJ
scene language to him. The case was
brought before Justice Graham who
fined the defendent one dollar and costs
amounting to thirteen dollars or thirty
days in the county Jail. The fine and
costs were paid. Mr.. Kennedy i; get
ting reputation as a great moral refor-
mer. He is the gentlem an who caused
the arrest of the Crabbs for keeping a
house of i'll fame and broke up the es-
tablishment. He is also engaged in the
prosecution of the Vennings for the
same offence.
THE VENNING CASE.