Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-10-13
Don't forget the harvest dance at

E. F. Mechler the jeweler received
an elegent line of ladies and gents,
watches, solid gold lax filed cases.
John Curran of Rhinelander came
up Saturday to look over some timl er
which he is talking of taking the con-
tract to put in.I
Received at e. F. Mechler jeweler
q new line of solid gold pens and pearl
pen holders, silver and gold thimb-
les.
Mr. and Mrs E. e. Couch returned
Tuesday from two weeks visit with
relatives in Sheboygan county.
Go and see the new solid gold rings,
plain band and set rings, solid gold ear
rings fine line of ladies pins, gents tie
pins and studs, e. F. Mechler jewel
er.
Ed. Brazell went down to Rhine
lander Tuesday to do some missionary
work among the unregenerated voters
of that berg.
le alarm clocks everyone warranted
also fancy eight day and one day clocks
at E. f. Mechler.
II. B. Walsh went to Rhinelander
Monday. He is one of the principal
witness in a tax suit in which the town
is plaintiff.
Go to E T. Mechler the Jew, Ter
and buy one of the New Grown six
drawer Sowing machines for So. 90
warranted for five years.
F. W. Mcintyre was called to
Rhinelander Monday to look after
law suit in which this town is one gof
the parties.
Miss May Weigand who is teach
ing school at Three Lakes spent Sun
day with relatives and friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mcintyre re-
turned Saturday from their their trip
to Chicago where Mr.. Mcintyre went
to lay in stock OF goods for his win
ters trade.
-Silverware, spoctacles sewing ma
chine noodles, violins, acco, dons and all
in musical goods to be had at E. T.
Mechler the jeweler.
Dent forget that you can get the
IMWaukee Weekly Sentinel and the
REVIEW for one year for thesmall sum
IF two dollars by applying at this office.
i. J. Bowerman returned Monday |
fr< N Seymour where he had been visit
Ing for couple Of weeks among old !
friends
1t was Mrs Frank Stein instead o;
Of which YVES made in CUT las5 issue.
We ale happy to say that she is some
what better at present. Vi
If you want a member of the as i
sambly who will have some influence
in the legislature east your ballot for j.
W. Mccormick He is an able men
and good speaker and his presence
will be felt in Madison.
Mr.. Lynch thinks one dollar day
is all q laboring man should get and yet
if one of them should require his srevice |
for one day in court he would think
nothing of charging him from twenty
five to fifty dollars.
j. f. Kuehne will give a grand
harvest dance at the skating rink Sat
urday evening Oct Is. The best music |
in town has been secured for the occas-
ion and no pains viii BE- spared to |
make this the most popular event of |,
the season. Everyone should attend.
Mrs. Geo. Merrill wishes TO an
nounce to the ladies of Eagle River that
she is prepared to do anything in the
line of dressmaking. She has had a
large amount of experience in the bust
ness and is prepared tie guarantee salts
faction. You will find her south of the
Cathalic church in Mat Stems build
ing.
The REPUBLICAN had hoped that |
the democratic papers of this congress
lOnal QlSGrlCb Woulu Ilob SGoop w i1i.tu
singing during the compaign, but
would fight the political battle upon the
issues that divides the parties. But it
seems that the democratic papers can
not do it. They are printing columns
of personalities against Mr.. McCord in
every issue of their paper throughout
the district, thinking, no, doubt, that
the republican papers cannot say any
thing against the democratic nominee
Mr.. Lynch is not an angel by any means
40 more than he is a statesman lie is
lust as near one as he is the other, but
we were perfectly willing to let the
people think differently SO long as we
we're not challenged to state the facts.