Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-02-25

Now is the time to order your spring
SUIT over 500 new styles just received at
Fred Halls.
e. Il. Haddy will occupy his drug
store building with stock of drugs and
medicines as soon as Beardsley moves
out which will be about the second week
in March.
"A larg. number of the tax payers
nave come to the conclusion that havinr
TWO assessors is a waste eff money, that
one man can do the work just as well as
The two have done it. An effort will be
made at the next town meeting to
go back to the old sys am and do away
with the :econd man.
AT the last meeting of the county
board Mr.. Mcintyre .nearthed the snug
little sum of nearly five thousands dol
lars which was due the town from
the county and brought home with him
county orders for that amount. This
Will help to make the taxes somewhat
lighter for next year.
The Odd Fellowssl od.,,e have chang
ed their place Of meeting from the hall
over Dickinson & Cooks store which
they have occupied for the past three
years to the one over BsaIdsl-y's new
drug stsre in the old hospital build
ing. ~
Franz Beardsley has the repairs Oh
the hospital building about completed.
He has put in NV front, torn down
tn. partitions and is putting in counters
shelving and drawers. He expects to
have it ready to move his drug stock
into by .bous the first or second week
in March
Although it wants some five Or six
weeks before town meeting there arc
alread. three candidate for town clerk
in the field. They are the present
clerk, Alex Higgins, Attorney N. A.
Colman and Henry O'Connor. Each Of
the candidates are thoroughly conpet-
ont to fill the position and are popular
young men and which ev-,' onesucceed.
in getting the place the public can be
assured that tho duties OF the Office will
Do we'll attended -.
Tho democratic party are haYing
row within itself in New York. The
regular conyen ton ,tas held at Albany
Monday AMI and elected delegates to the
democratic ,tional convention which
were instructed for David b. Hill fol.
president. The Cl.y. land crowd have
put in big kick and have called an
Ut. j. to meet in May which convon-
ton is expected to send G.. leland t.ele-
g.: IS to the natl nal CONVEX ton. As
the woman said when her husband an(,
the boar were fighting 1T is u pretty
fight. no matter which whips al
thoughH 9 cant Sc whore thu CloYolaul
crowds kick com.s in as the convention
was called and tho delegates elected
to it in theregular way.
This week VIZ received an iut.:rost
ing letter for the paper from Sherman,
Clcmmens formerly Of this place but now
of Ballard Washington bat lack ofspace
pr: vents us from publishing it in full.
Mr. Clemmens says that al though wages
are good out there the lost of living il;
SO much greater that Il man can not lay
up as much there as here and besides
workman are SO plenty that there are
three men for ever. job. the In laws
th.re are not SO flvorably for lalorels
Us here Both he and a. d.
Wildwood, who went from here with
him lost thoir summers wages By tee
owners of the mill in which they wOslS-
cd falling. In regard to thu climate he
saws that there has been no snow there
this " inter but instead it has rain36s
nearlr every day. On the whole he
does not like ths country tn ere and ex-
poets to return to Wisconsin mkt fall.
MOTT CE.