Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-05

do you want to take advantage oil
The hard times to get a suit of clothes
cheap: Fred Hall the tailor has num-
Der OF suits on hand which he will sell
at prices to suit the times.
Bat O'Day who is running camp for
the /. B. Scott Lumber Co., near Con
over, was in town yesterday. He says
he still has about twenty-five men at
work, as many as he needs
Fired Hall and Francis Colman who
were at Columbus lake the latter part
OF last week duck hunting brought
nome about one hundred ducks as a re-
compense for their time and trouble.
Al Croker has been in the wood
business here for the last five or six
years. He has the best wood in the
market ana can always be depended
on to furnish just what a man orders.
II. j, Mack returned, Tuesday !,
from his visit to the Worlds Fair. He
stopped two or three days in Milwau-
kee and says that they feel the hard
times there even more, if anything,
than we do here.
Judging by the number of hand
bills that have been floating around
town this week the people are having
ample opportunity to spend what sur
plus cash they may have on hand and
hat too with good returns
join the tailor over in Canada is
there to stay order your suits of him
and you will be sure to get a fit. Boys
If you have no money to buy new suit
John the tailor will clean up your old
ones as good as new. John Ley.
You want wood. l 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.
We have the best facilities OF any
Office in the county for doing neat Job
work. With new presses, new job type
and u first class workman we are turn
ing out as neat work as can be done
any where. Give us a call and examine
samples and prices.
Several OF the farmers in this yicin-
ity have been busy the past week
bringing their potatoes into town where
they found d ready market for them at
ninety cents per bushel One man had
between three and four hundred bushels
which he is dispO8ing OF at that price,
While L. J. Cook was in Milwau-
kee last week, he called upon G. H.
Thompson, who, it Will be remembered,
went down there q few weeks ago to
have his eye treated. He found him in
very bad shape and suffering untold
agonies The doctors think the eye
was poisoned and have very little hopes
of saving it.
Cash Smith, of Amigo, was in
town yesterday. He expects to do
some logging in this vincinity this
winter. He says that last winter under
republican times he paid republican
wages but under the present democratic
times he can only afford to pay demo-
cratic wages.
The case of the State VS.. John
Petey has been dragging its weary way
along before County Judge Allen all the
week so far, and the testimony is not
all in yet It has been adjourned until
Saturday When the balance OF the
evidence will be put in. Lawyer Flett
appears for the state and d. E. Riordon
for the defense.
Il don't know anything about the
Tariff, but | am out Of a job. Yes, last
fall | voted for change and have 1T
with vengeance. Won't you please
help us if you can?" These words were
addressed to the members of the Ways
and Means Committee by one OF the
working mon from the carpet factories
at Yonkers, n. Y.
Last Saturday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. West lost their two months
old boy with cholera infantum, Flu
neral services were held at the Congre-
gational church, Sunday afternoon
Rev. Todd officiating. The remains
were escorted to the cemtery by the
ODD Fellows lodge of this place, Mr..
Vest being member of that order.
( Card Of Thanks.
v We wish to sincerely thank our
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness and aid, during the illness OF our
little infant son. Grover G. We also
extend our sincerest thanks to the Odd
Fellows OF Eagle River lodge, for their