Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-11

/ Church.
Miss Jessie Lieber, who has been Wis
ting her sister Mrs. J. A. Diamond Tor
the past two weeks, returned to her
home at Amigo Saturday.
r. o. Porter is completing arrange
ments for grand masquerade ball to
take place in Opera House Hall on
Thanksgiving evening. First-ciass music
has been engaged and 10 pains will be
spared to have it a grand success.
A. G. BARLEY Of Magic Pa, writes: L
feel it duty to mine to inform you and
the public that DeWitts Witch Hazel
Save cured me of very bad case OF &C.
zema Tt also cured my boy OF q running
sore on his leg.
Before purchasing your Fall and
Winter Suit or Overcoat call on Chas.
Hall and examine the finest line OF suit
ings ever shown in Eagle River and at
prices to suit the times, Office Up stairs
in O'Connor Building.
If the bombastry bundle Of nerves,
who edits the little sheet across the way,
would take just little OF his valuable
time in closely scrutinizing its columns
weekly possibly(?) he would be able to
find in it about as many errors as its few
readers do.
A few from this village are talking Of
witnessing the foot ball game at Mime
apolis on the 10th inst. 1t is for the
championship Of the Northwest between
the University teams of Wisconsin and
Minnesota. A $500 rate for the round
trip from Rhinelander is announced.
1T is said that a club OF 175 nimrods
will enter Michigan, offer the county
clerk fifty cents each (the amount OF a
license charged resident hunters) aud if
refused license they will commence
hunting Ii arrested aMarrinette attor-
ney offers to get them out at S. 90
apiece. lie claims the law is unconstitu-
tional
-rhe Democrats could find but cold
and cheerless comfort in the results OF
last Tuesdays elections. With excep-
tons to Tammany''s victory in New
York, not to forget "way down south"
Mississippi, there does not appear to be
anything in figures to enliven the gloom
thathas burdened tho spirits of this ven
cradle organization during thepast year
L. Krom operates his store on q de-
ternined policy Of fair and square deal
ings He gives the customers the benefit
oflowest prices every time. 1t pays You
to buy your clothing, hats, caps and
gents furnishing goods there, because
YOU get what you want and what You
need. It saves you to trade there be-
cause there is a fixed, honest system OF
value.
Ed Hughes came up from the hospi-
tai at Wausau Friday. Mr.. Hughes met
with quite an accident last week at Doe
Weston's camp on the Manitowish. In
getting some clothes out OF q satchel,
(not while changing revolver from one
pocket TO another RS the Review stated)
the revolver, which was III the satchel,
was accidently discharged the ball going
clear through the hand.
MARRIED, On the 9th INST, by D.
Graham, Justice Of the Peace, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Miss Marcel
la Blisch to Mr.. John Arnet After the
ceremony a sumptuous repast was serv-
ed to the guests, about forty being pres
emit The bride and groom are well and
favorably known in this locality, having
liyed here for number of years past. May
success attend them.
IS. w. Smith was summoned to Chi
cago Saturday in response to a dispatch
announcing the seriousness Of Miss Mae
Smiths condition. Mae was taken to
Chicago some three weeks ago by Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Madden, who are still
there, in the hope Of having her crippled
condition bettered An operation was
performed last week by one Of Chicago's
best surgeons, and "Pets" many friends
here hope to see her speedy recovery.
Attorney Walsh was transacting
legal business at Minocqua and Wausau
the latter part Of last week, While in
Minocqua Mr.. Walsh defended Pilon,
charged with running a gambling house
and succeed in acquitting his man. The
complaining witness was a Jew, who at
one time lost $108 in this city gambling
in the Board of Trade Saloon. The Jew
brought up the city attorney OF Toma-
hawk to prosecute his case and both
yvora an charoinad over their defeat th T.