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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21

SD,ridi Di,pdtea to nc hHiiigsa~r
WAsnlSoroH, D, o., sept. 90, Civil
service examinations for composltorS
book bindorS and slOrcolyperS for tho
government printing ollicO, meat In.
spoctora aud flsh culturisls for tho rrri .
cultural department will be hold At
pNrketshurg, W. Va, Oh October II.
The contract lor carrying the United
States mail from SmtthGuld to Wallace
has boon awarded TO N. o. Gn1lpy, oi
Washington.
Wheeling, and A. DayOnport, OF Char.
lolton, aro hero. jesse y. C0bnrn has
been commissioned postmaster At RAN.
dali
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A oAInohlo pmoIEsT.
Archbishop CorTiEan Addresses a Moet
lug Iuoldant 10 tho Celebration.

Archbishop CorTiGan Addresses a sIoot.
lug Iueldsnt to tho Celebration.
NEW YoRE, Sept. 20.-Five thousand
Italians OF New York celebrated the
anniversary Of tho occupation OF Rome
with u parade and Speech.makiuS.
Tho German Catholics Of the New
York diocese held a meeting to protest
against the spOilation Of tho Pops's do.
main.
Archbishop Corrlgau, who addressed
the meeting, said; ~ am sure We are
all here for tho one purpose aud enter.
tain tho same sentiment, which ls ono
OF loyalty aud affection aud one OF sym.
pAthy for tho holy father for the wrongs
he has suffered for the past twenty-five
years. No lapse OF time will make that
right which is against tho principles Of
justice, and tho entrance by the
Italian troops twenty-five yearS
ago into the city OF Rome, being so uu-
lust, can never be rectidsd. We must
here tonight show our undying alle.
glance to tho sovereign pontil. There
is no doubt that right will prevail in
tho end and wS oil know that Gods
principle, which always is operative, is
to return good tor evil. We will con-
tinue to do good, for all things tend to-
ward the good OF this church"
An address to the pope protesting
agRinst the occupation OF Rome and as
suring him Of sympathy and loyalty
was adopted,
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BALTIMORE, Sent. 2O-Cardinnl Glib.
bonS would say nothing to-day concern.
ing the published statement that no
had seut TO tue popo an address Of pro.
test against tho Roman ietes. II il
known. however, that tho cardinal did,
on September 9th, issue such protest
Addressed TO tho Catholic elcrgymOn Of
America, in which he also requested
that prayers be offered Tor tho FesIorR-
ton Of ths pontia's temporal power.
Thisit Is thought is tho addrOss referred
TO In tho cable dispatches
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept, 20, --solOmn high
mass was celebrated In all Catholic
churches Of this city to-day md To.
night aud prayCts worc offered Tor tho
innl rOitoration oi tho temporal power
Oi tho popu Tho sacrament was also
exposed during tho day, aud sermons
wotC delivered In several churches to.
night on tho subject which IL Of auCh
great import to tho Catholic world.
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1ln rlnIrrn nn lllr Illumination.

WAsnIS0roS sOpL co. - Admiral
BonrdsloO toloprnphcd tho navy depart.
lnenl from San francisco to-day that
Captain Pigmann. Of tho United SlnlOa
steamer bennington, had reported TO
him under date VI Honolulu, September
U, that there had been no more cases OF
cholera on tho lleHnIHgtan, which WA
going to LAhRin, but tint thorO had boon
thifiy.sOVun deaths nallorU.
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WAsutSarox, b. c., Sept 2O,-At tho
Italian embassy, NJ. Guile, the Socrc.
tary Of the committee Of arrangements,
road patriotic address on Italian unity
which aroused great enthusiasm. l'aron
FavA, In brief speech in reply, said hG
would cablo tho aldr0ss TO King Hum.
bert. Al tho luncheon which followed
n toast 10 tho President Of tho United
States was drunk standing amid cheers.
Tho exercises at tho legation closed
with an uraliun by Joinph Nutdl,
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CAMILLA, Ga, sopL 2O.-FridNy tho
negroes in the vicinity Of Oak Grove, in
this county, q fcw mlns wcst Of this
place, held a picnic. Since that day
about thirty OF those who ato Of the
picnic dinner hAvo boon SIck. Three Of
thOm have died aud several others will
probably die. Tho cause OF tho trouble
la, not yOt boon definitely ascortalnod.
Tho most OF tho negroes beliNvO that II
certain cakO caused tho sickness
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SAYS Irs Nor TRUE.

A Coke Producer DiIersdlts tho News.
Newspaper Reports.
Special Dispa.sh 10 he Hitli9CacCr.
MoaoAHrowN, W. Va, Sept. 90.-one
Of the most extensive operators OF the
ConnOllsvlllo coklnG region stated here
to-day that tho reports Of tho general
strike in tho region arc untrue, being
largely newspaper iaEO'. and that there
has been no attempt IT organization for
that purposc. At two OF tue works
wagsn have been advanced aud only Que
works has shut down. The production
this week will DO ono Of tho largest out.
puts ol tie year.
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TO ADJOURN. TUESDAY,
Tho Methodist Conference Rapidly
Completing It's Work.
A wheeling MANS LIBERAL GIFT

To His Home Church In Honor of His
Golden Wedding Announosd-The
Resolution to Admit Women to tho
Conference Adopted by a Small
Majority - Tho Lay Conference
Elects Dolegatesto tho General Con.
ference at CleveIand-A Spirited
Contest
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LONDON, Sept. Ca special cable
gram from Shanghai received here to-
day reports that the British cruisers
Aeolus, Spartan, Rainbow, Caroline and
Daphne arc ascending tho river Yang
Tss kiang, in consequence OF intaEmN'
tion that foreigners arc being threaten
cd with violence in tho interior OF China.
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ArcusoE, KAo., sopt. 2O.-Mra.
Mtehaet Gallagher, wits Of vol known
ciuzcno Huron, near horc, to-day threw
rnrboIc acid In llcr husbands face In a
III Of jealous rage, dIsIllurIng him for
llic. ono oyo waa Ontltoly put out aud
II il barely possible that the other eau
bo saved.
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ROMAN CITIZENS
Conclude Their Celebration of the
Quarto-csntennIAl
OF THE ENTRANCE OF GARIBALDl.
UavsIlIng of the Statue of the Great
General the Feature,
CRBPrS SIGNIFICANT GRAFTON.

as Dwells on tho Inherent AntaGOn.
ian of statesmanShip and Religion,
Tho Italian Fetes, He Says. arc Not
Directed Against tho Pope, but Ro.
Dukes Catholics Who Preach Rc.
bollion and says They Would PrecI-
pitato MISUNDERSTANDING Catholics
Denounoo a Visionary sohome-ThO
Celebration Elsewhere,
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A BIG CELEBRATION
OF the ssventy-hfth Anniversary
Of the olaysvills. Pa, Church,
ONE OF THE PROMINENT EVENTS

In the History of Western PsnuSyIVA-
MIA PresbyteFIaniSm-Many Distin-
EuIshed DIVlnss of That Church
Participate in tho E1eToIseS-Ths
Historical sketch by Rev. DR.. Birch,
Pastor Of tho Bethany Church, OF
New York Clty-A Day HalIOwed by
tho "Reminiscences of the Early
Fathers OF tho oiaysvllte Church.
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THE SALE 0ONFlnMED.
The Property of the Valley Road Rcndy to
he Delivered,

the property OF tue NhHey ROAD Nenuy TO
he Delivered,
CLEVELAND, o., Sept 20.-The sale OF
the Valley railroad to Alexander Shaw
aud T. NJ. King, trustees for the Valley
railroad reorganization committee, was
confirmed to-day in the United States
circui. court Il directs the special
masters TO convey tho property TO the
purchaser by deed and deposit with the
Mercantile Trust Company, OF New
York, all the frst mortgage bonds and
ali the consolidated mortgage bonds
that may be stamped with credit or
payment on the bid OF the purchasers.
The trustees will on October l deliver
tho property over to the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad. which will probably
operate il with IN auxiliary corpora.
ton In Ohio.
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At moon the grove adjacent to the
church was fllod with people who had
come on horseback and in carriages to
attend the annivorSary exercises, A
bouutiiul dinner was spread under the
trees, which was discussed until l
o'clock, At which hour the exercises in
tho church began. The audience room
was notnOarly large enough to acCOmmo.
date tho vast crowd that had assembled,
aud those WHO failed to gGiu admittauce
fingered at the open windows or salts.
llod themselves in catching what they
could oil the speakers words from seats
under the trees.
Among the distinguished Clergymen
from abroad and prominent strangers
who wore present tho following wSrO
noticed: RGv. DR.. James !. Brownson,
Rev. j. d. Mollat, president OF Wash-
inglon.JOilOrson College; Rev. I. r.
Alexander, Rev. DR.. lleuEy Woods, Rev
DR.. William Spesr, DR.. John Kelly,
James |. BrOwnson, Andrew Eagloion,
William Ealy, Alex Hart, editor Of tho
Democrat, T. I. Birch, all OF Washing.
ton, Pa; Key. La1erty Greer, Elm
Grove; Dr. L. L. Scott, Monongahela
City, Pa; knv. Young, Of Prosperity,
Pa. Rev. Miller, Dallas, w. Va; Rev.
DR.. W, II. Lester aud Joel Trussiell,
WCat Alexander, Pa. Rnv. John NJ.
McNly aud DR.. q. n, MOaly, Now vii.
mngton, Pa. Rev. o. n. Sawhill, AllO.
ehcny, Pa; f. g. Noble, fitt,burghi
John o. jackson, Franklin, Pa Jamoi
llOdgcns, layl0rstown, Pa. Ruv, DR.. q,
W. +. Birch, Ncw York city; Prot. John
NJ. Birch nnd Hon. Robert Simpson, OF
Wheeling. The majority Of tho ylIitord
hailed from East Gu1alo, Buffalo Village,
WOst Alexander, Prosperity, TnYlora.
town, Cross Creek and Warrington, Pa
Tho address OF welcome was delivered
by w. A. Irwin, Of ulaYSyillU, aud tho
opening prayer was made by tho Vuncr'
ablu Df. Brownson, Of Washington, tho
oldest member Of tho pfo,bytcry Tho
most attractive feature OF the exercise
was tho historical sketch nt tho church
ny Row Dr. birch, OF iiathany church,
Nav York city II wa, most enteriain'
ingiy written and gracefully delivered,
Full juslico could not bo done Dr.
Bifcl'a paper without printing II In iia
entirety. Bui the sublolnol extracts
viii glvO tie reader some faint idea oi
liz DRIFT and scope. 49,.
In speaking OF tho establishment OF
the church on September 20 1922, Dr
Birch remarked that that pofiul wae
marked ~ an epoch In Owurld'' hin
tory known ~ Tho ora OF good iculinAnnd
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HDff7nI DIbdFh 10 W WIV1flWt
PAREEWsBgRa, W. Vhn sept 29.--Rey.
Il 10 wit TAlmapO, tho noted brooklyn
divine, will preach In this city IN thu
nilNrn0on aud evening of October l..
Whiia here lib will bb entertained by
ex-senator JohnIOn n, Camden.
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ARMS ron CUBA
Struggled on Board au American Vessel.
Not IntarIerred MIIh.

Struggled on Board nu American Vessel.
Not Intsrferrsd with.
WAsnINGroS. Sept. 2G-Tho secretary
Of state to-day received letter from the
Spanish minister stating that a number
OF boxes supposed to contain arms and
ammunition intended ior tho Cuban in.
surgontS had been shipped from Phila.
dslphia 20 Southport, n. g., by train,
there to bo taken on board a vessel to
sail for Cuba. subsequently, telegram
was received from United States AttOr.
ney Aycock, at Wilmington, y. g., stat.
ing that tho boxes had arrived there
rnd Ind been placed on board the
steamer Commodore" The steamer
cleared from, Now London, Conn. for
Carthagena, United Statoi Of Columbia,
aud put into Southport for tho ostonSi.
blc purpose OF having repairs madU and
coating. United States Attorney Aycock
was Of tho opinion that tho evidence at
hand did not warrant him III nrte'ting
tho officers or instituIinR proceedings
for iorieilures.
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SENATOR pEFEEn HURT

In n Collision on Lookout MountNin-A
Narrow EsCapN.
CHATTANOOGA, TESN., Sept. 20-A
collision occurred on Lookout Mountain
this afternoon between trains Of tho
broad and narrow guaGo roads. Several
perions were injured, including Senator
PETER, OF Kansas, WHO was thrown from
his seat aud cut about tho head severe.
ly, but not seriously. steph Oh Parrish,
Of Chicago. had his leg broken.
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LoulsviMr, KY, Sept. o.-Billy
Thompson, who returned tn this city
to-day IRON Cincinnati, announces
that hhB completed tito necessary Rr.
ranROments for hvht b6LWosn Aua.
tralian BILLY Murphy aud JohnnY
GrIllln. The dalO Oi tho aghl 10 oo.
iobor Z, aud II will taka place In this
city.
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WWulSoroS, Sept 20. Tho treasury
to-day lost sljO,0Oj In gold Tor export
aud gained 10000 by deposits, loaylas
tho true amount Of tho gold reserve
sg5,7l9,1DS,
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For West. llpnlt, ohio aud Western l'cnn
1ylygnln Fhlt and cooling. warm, ndulhatly
winds saturday uo1ter sunday,
liiE rfNrIn,trRE yfSrRpAY
o. mtnbhel hy e. sHINIrg druggist, corner
Market nid Fourteenth streets
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The brisk little town of CIaySvills,
Pa, was tho scene ye,terday OF more
than the usual buatls, the occasion
being the celebration Of the seventy
fifth, or diamond anniversary Of the
Presbyterian church OF that place. For
some time past preparations had been
making for the evont, which wac looked
forward to with most pleasant sutici-
pations by the members OF that denomi-
nation in western Pennsylvania and the
countryside in the vicinago OF "the
meeting house on the hill" Thu' 1t
was that yesterday gathering of some
1900 people came together to do honor
to the church OF their fathers whose
teachings and influences guided their
feet in the pleasant paths Of iife.
soventy.Gvs years, relatively speak.
ing, does not seem very broad span in
the affairs OF tho world, but when
measured in connection with events
colncident with that period and which
long since have passed into the pages Of
history, one almost WRnders in the
valleys OF tradition and tho fast dRrken-
ing chambers OF memory. Since the
Ctaysviite congregation was organized
its story hRs become rich in tho history
OF tho PreabYterlun churcn in this re-
gion and opulent in "reminiscences OF
the early struggles aud triumphs Of its
lirst iathers and the succeeding genera
tionS that keut its altar dres burning.
It was therefore with the object ot re-
newing tho memories Of those days
that the celebration OF yesterday was
held; q reoOnsecration Of the fealty OF
the living 10 the honOred dead.
The anniversary exercises did not
begin until the afternoon, but the morn
ing hours we're filled by an event that
was only made possible BY the action OF
the pastor. Rev. Frank Fish, two weeks
ago, when he became convinced OF the
truth OF PauPS pertinent observation
that it was not good for man TO maiu-
tain lonely existence on earth, aud
took unto himself wife. The bride
was Miss Elizabeth Calder, Tor tho pa,t
three wears an accomplished instEuctrcss
in the Warrington Female Seminary.
Rev. Fish and his wife just returned
from their wedding trip, and the Nom.
bers OF the church conceived the idea
that it would DO very appropriate on
tho seyenty.fitlh anniversary OF the
church TO add another pleasant feature
to tho occasion by rendering them re-
Ceptton, which was accordingly ar
ranged ior yesterday morning. Tho
church was filed with the members Of
that body aud friends OF the bride and
groom. Rev. j. Addison Craig. who 10
the supply at Independence. was mas.
ter OF ceremonies and discharged his
duties in ielieitous manner. Rev.
Fish was also in u happy humor when
no responded TO the congratulatlonS
and good wishes OF the congregation for
himself aud wife. not letting the OPP
portuniLy slip, however, without shy
reference TO tho single biessedneis Of
tho gentleman who was chosen aI the
spokesman OF the congregation which
was heartily enjoyed BY the audience,
II not reished by the victim.
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'finED women ncgd to hayo THAR blood
purified aud onrlchsd by Hoods hArsa.
pAhlla. II will gIyo lhOm Atfonglh and
health. II
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-08-12

time, or on Sunday, the person SO
arrested may be confined in the village
lookup until such time as may brought
before a magistrate to be dealt with
according to law.
SECTION III. The policemen of the
village shall have free access at all times
(Without paying any entrance fee) to all
theaters and other public places within
this village where people shall convene
or assemble in a public manner, for anv
entertainment, or otherwise, and itsllall
be the duty Of any such officers to pre-
serve peace and good order in any such
place where he may be.
SECTION " Any policeman OF this
village who shall neglect or refuse to per-
form any duty required of him by the
ordinances of this village or who shall be
guilty ofany fraud, extortion, oppression,
fayortism or wilful wrong or injustice III
the discharge of his official duties, shall
pay fine of not more than One Hundred
Dollars, or imprisoned in the county
Jail not to exceed Ninety days.
SECTION Y. This ordinance shall be in
force from and after it's adoption and
publications
Passed, Approved and Adopted this
both day Of July. 1895.
J. y u I. K WHFTn, supervisors
S. A. BANGERT,
J. A. DIAMOND.
Clerk
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-08-12
Mountain Climbing,

Has wonderful fascination for many
men. And the higher the mountain and
the greater spice OF danger about it, the
more anxious is the ordinary man, with
any mountain climbing instincts what
ever, to get 10 the top Of that mountain.
There is an intoxication, a fiery enthusl-
assn about it that pushes one on and OH,
and rests tired muscles and inspires flag
cling courage to everlastingly keep at it
until the top is reached and the cooling
zephrys that fan the brow Of the noun
tam cool your own throbbing temples.
Americans have thought that it was
necessary to go to Europe, to the Alps,
to find any full grown mountains to,scale
It's all moonshine. Isn't $4,000 feet
high enough, with glaciers, those racked,
cracked creatures Of ice and snow, and
craters and assures and precipies to climb
over and round, the same as i'll the Alps?
Yes, they are all right here-close at
hand, and if you are interested to know
where and how and when, Just send
your address and six cents in stamps to
CHAs. S. FEE Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, st. Paul, Min, and hewill send
you book that recounts a climb up one
of the grandest peaks OF earth, written
| by the gentleman who made the assent.
The chapter on this mountain is pro-
fusely Illustrated in hall tone etchings
taken by a photographer who accom-
panied the party for that purpose i
you are interested enough in your own
county to know about its wonderful
scenic features, you want this book.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-08-12
TO COLONEZE.

Rev. A. Mylm, a Swedish missionary,
of Upper Michigan, was in the village
last week. He came to look mp home
steads for abouttwenty- Uncertainties who
belonged to his flock and wanted homes
of their own He was driven about the
country, near Eagle Lake, by Or. ". D.
Neville, and the country suited him ex-
actIy. He has filed on a homestead near
there and will put up a dwelling and
bring his family, with about ten other
families, the first OF September. He says
about fifteen more families will follow
them later on.
This is just what we want and the
citizens OF Eagle River will extend to
the colonists hearty welcome. Letthe
good work go on.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-08-12

r1INOCOUA ITEMS.

J. G. Bryant and family are still at the
Minocqua House. Mr. Bryant is making
some good catches.
Master Frank and Harry Sheldon, Of
Milwaukee, are-upfor q few days fishing.
They had the misfortune to capcize their
boat Monday. They escaped with the
aid of Mr.. Parent, without. more damage
than ducking.
C. w. Hooper landed a twenty-five
pound musky last Monday. Mr.. krakaw
secured a sixteen FOUNDER; Johnny Win!-
en- got two about the same size.
The town board has called meeting
to discuss the desirabilty Of putting in a
new highway to take the place OF part
ofthe old Woodruff road. This new
road would cut off all the wors6rart Of
the old road-that part which is sandy
and lies along the railroad-it would be
necessary to cross the track only once.
1t is obviously the most necessary inn
provement so far suggested.
A stock company has been formed for
the purpos OF building and running a
seventy foot steamer at this place Mr..
F. j. Thrun, of the water works, is to
build the boat.
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Monday, Aug IL 1895.

j. b. Rogers, travelling salesman OF
the tailoring establishment OF Jno b..
Sullivan & Co., OF Fond du Lac, was in
the village Friday. He informed the
writer that his company intended put
ting in branch store at this place. Il
they come they will probably rent the
old Murphy building OH Railroad street.
j. b. Callan, of Bloomington III. who
has spent the forepart OF the summer
here, likes the place SO well that he
has decided to locate permanently with
us. Saturday he closed deal buying
the Thos. Barnes property on Division
street where he will conduct q first class
bakery and restaurant. He has returned
to Bloomington for his family, and they
are expected here this week when ne will
ask for share OF the patronage OF the
people of Eagle River.
The game of ball yesterday, between
the Colts and Regulars resulted III tie,
the score standing Z to at the end OF
the tenth inning. Jerry Murphy, who
was catching for the Colts, met with a
very bad accident in the teifth inning
which put q stop to the game. Diamond
was pitching and had all his speed on
when ball went through, striking the
mask on Jerry's face and cutting nasty
cash just over the right eye.t Jerry had
q hard time OF it yesterday but is still
on deck. o. B. Moon umpired the game
and is still lodging some of the Colts.
Landlord Smith went down the line
Tuesday and purchased twenty-five
head Of fine one and tw year old beef
steers 1t is new feature to Eagle
River to see a car load Of stock coming
here, but we predict. with the develope-
ment of our excellent grazing facilities, the
time is coming, and coming with long
strides too, when we will be shipping out
stock instead of importing. Mr.. Smith
took the herd and drove them out to A.
Cookers pasture where he will dispose
of them as purchasers desire He also
purchased a full bIooded Holstein bull
which he will keep.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-08-12
CENSUS REPORTS.

The reports OF all the enumerators Of
Villas county have been filed inthe county
clerks Office.
Eagle Rivers population leads the list;
the village havinga population Of ,457
of which 8O4 are males and $50 females.
The town has apopulation of Il which
gives us total Of 1,S71.
Minocqua comes next. She has a pop
ulation of ,O63 while Arbor Vitae drops
in last place with $50 credited to her.
This gives Villas county population
of 3,S14
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-08-12
Letter List.

LTSU OF I0Ut6Ts Tt1TI61IIIIIg uHCdIIeU IoI ~
the post Office at Eagle River. Persons
calling for the same will pleasestate that
they were advertised.
Arnold. John Burns, J. NJ.
Bellington, Edw Christensen, Fl.
Cotey, Oliver Hickey, John
Island Hotel, Prop os Jenchett, Joe
Kirkerson, 3. Kesselhng, Frank
Kouier, 6, Leobold, M.
Lange, L. Mcneil, D.
Neary, Jas Omit, Oscar n. ~
Periguoy, Phillip Reardon, j.
Rainville, Edw RENE, Norman
Stooker, Mr.. Tessy, Miss r.
Wachburn, D. NJ. Wilet ohm
S. w. SMITHP. Nj.