Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-10-14

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The Critic office, at Ashland, was
broken into last Tuesday night an6
most all OF the type pied. A fornel
employee was suspected and a warrant
sworn out for his arrest, but the sheriff
was unable to nail his bird.
-Nlinocqua Tinres:-D. g. Riordan ano
lady, OF Eagle River, spent the Sabbath
at this place.-Mr. and Mrs. &. K. Rad
ford, OF Hazelhurst, spent Sunday Sept
goth a t this place instead ofEagle River,
as stated in the Eagle River Review.
The members OF the Modern Woods
men wer. very agreeably surprised last
Friday evening. by the wives OF the mem
bers, who arrived at the hall just as the
lodge had closed. Refreshments were
served and a very enjoyable time was
had.
j. 3. Gallon is building an addition
to his restaurant building to be used as
a store room and woodshed. Mr.. Gallon
is doing good deal of fixing up around
his place and shows spirit OF progress
siveness i'll having everything i'll up to
date shape.
We call particular attention, this
week, to the change in L. Krom's ad.
Mr.. Krom has recently been to market
and while there he purchased one of the
largest stocks of clothing ever brought
to this city. He is DESTROYS OF your
patronage and ii low prices, fair dealing
and high quality of goods cnn secure
it lie is right after you.
Il. Krom can sell you any kind OF
clothing, hats, caps or gents furnishing
goods, any color, any grade, every kind
every kind of material. He can furnish
more, adapt the question OF price to the
sweeping statement in a way that will
convince you that will save money by
trading with him. 1t is The only place
i'll town where you can get good selec-
ton.
II. G. Weston, who has the contract
of excavating the trenches Tor the extern
sion of the waterworks, is pushing the
work along very rapidly. He has over
twenty men at work and, with favor
able weather, he expects to have his part
of the work completed by tomorrow
evening jas. White is laying and CON
Meeting the pipes and will have that
work finished about as soon az the eX-
cavating is through with.
Il. Krom operates his store on de-
termined policy Of fair and square deal
ings. He gives the customers the benefit
of lowest prices every time. ltpays you
to buy your clothing, hats, caps and
gents furnishing goods there, because
YOU get what you want and what You
need I'll saves you to trade there be-
cause there is a fixed, honest system of
value.
The mill mems strike, at Ashland,
seems farther away each dav from a
compromise. The mill owners passed a
resolution, last Tuesday, that they
would nail'up their mills if the strikers
did not return TO work. at the old
wages, by the 10th inst. The strikers
then passed a resolution to the effect
that the mill owners need not wait until
the 10th to nail up their mills, but could
do SO at once, as they would not return
to work at the old scale OF wages.
The Florida Atheletic Club has mov-
ed its headquarters to Hot Springs, Ark.
the celebrated watering place, where
they will try to have the much talked of
Corbett- Fitzsimmons mill pulled off.
Having been knocked out in Texas by
Gov. Culbertson they tried Mexico, but
President Diaz would not allow the fight
to take place on Mexican soil. Governor
Clarke, OF Arkansas, states that he will
wait until the change is made and then
take such steps As the law authorized.
The management of the club is very
confident of having sure thing OF it
this time.
The following is the program to be
rendered at the Entertainment given
by the Ladies OF the Congregational
Church, at the Rink. next Thursday eve
ming:
PART [.
Overture to Laila,- Violin and PIANO.
Mr.. Richison and Miss Mcqueen.
Recitation, Mrs. III. c. Todd.
Quartette,-Speed Good Ship.-Misses
Mcintyre, Howard, Ethel and Maggie
Mcleod.
Recitatlon,- Knight.
Vocal Duet, Misses Mcleod and McIn-
tyre.
Organ Sole, March, Mertz, Lucy Stew
ems.
Recitation, mabel Howard.
Piano Solo,-Defle March, Maggie Nc