Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-12

VINO are attending the Fair. lie Wen
down Tuesday.
The Upham Manufacturing Co., o
Marshiield has just closed contrac'
with a Boston fam, for six car loads O
furniture, the value Of which is So, 900.
Our merchants are getting in their
supply Of Fall and Winter goods now,
SO there will be no reason whatever for
| people to send out Of town for u siugle
article.
"A man by the name Of Doyle died
at the Veronica, Tuesday. after short
illness. He had been drinking heavily
! for week or SO and this, the doctors
claim, was the cause of his death.
Al. Croker has been in the wood
/ business here for the last five or six
years. He has the best wood in the
market and can always be depended
Oh to furnish just what man orders.
Noah Geryais, u young man II years
| Of age, was instantly killed at Ashland,
last Saturday. He was caught between
! an engine an the doors OF tho Lake
Shore round house and crushed to
death.
An Arizona bank cashier nailed to
the door the legend: 'EThis bank is
not busted; it owes the people $35, 900;
The people owe ii S;j5, 900; it is the
people who are bus ed: when they pay,
well pay
We understand cards will soon be
issued announcing tho marriage Of
Bert Thompson, Z. ". Mclntyrc's pop
ular cletk, to some fair one i'll the
southern part Of the state. We are un-
able to give particulars as yet.
JoLn the tailor over iii Canada is
there to stay or der your suits Of him
and you will be sure to get Il fit. Boys
if you have no money to buy Il new suit
John the tailor will clean up your old
ones as good as new. John Ley.
You want wood, want money
and have five hundred cords OF dry
wood on hand | can furnish you any
kind you want, Maple, Birch, Norway
pine or White pine. Give me your
order AL. CROKER.
Tho examination of the State VS.
John Petey camo to an end, last Satur-
day, the defendant being acquitted,
The decision Of the court seems to meet
the approval OF all who heard the
evidences Us given on both sides of the
case.
The great storm On the north coast
of the Gull Of Mexico, last week, was
by far the most severe and destructive
within the memory Of living men. Up
wards of 1000 lives We're lost aud
property TO the amount OF $6,CO0,0 900
wqs destroyed.
i /-Early last Friday morning fire
broke out in the southeast corner Of
the Gerry Lumber Co.'S lumber yard
and destroyed about one million feet OF
the best lumber of this seasons cut.
The loss will probably reach $50 900,
partially insured.
John p. Hughes, of Berlin, Wis, has
opened a law Office in the rooms in the
Moore block formerly occupied by At
torney Donahoe Mr.. III. is u graduate
OF the law department OF the State
University and comes highly RECON-
,,a,lal Ham a bayl, Rlnda
Mrs. John Petey attempted to COM
mis suicide. Saturday evening, by TAX
ing dose of paris green. When first
discovered she seemed to be in terrible
agony and very little hope was enter
tanned for her life, but at the present
writing she has, apparently, fully recov-
cred.
The labor statistics OF Massachusetts
show that more capital, more stocf and
more men were employed in the {, cto-
ries of that state in 1892 than ever be-
fore. and that the McKinly bill GA e
employment to 1920 more men In lS9.
than had worked under the old tariff
| law the year before.
A company has been organized at
Iron River to develop the Hobbs prop
erty, on which iron in large quantities
was recently discovered The company
is capitalized at 100000, the incorpo-
rators being w. f. McCord, OF Chippewa
Falls. Samuel aud King Staples and "A
A. HOODS, of Iron River.
The Chippewa Falls independents
saws a human monstrosity was born
near Colfax. 1t has six feet; horns IKE
a deer and Il tail three feet long. It's
ears stand up like rabbit, and 1t IS
black. People who have seen it say 1t
| Looks like the devil, but how they know
is q mystery Oshkosh Times.
An important decision was made al
| the General Land Office, at Washing