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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
RESOLUTION NO.

Resolution offered by ". j. REILLY.
Resolved by the County Board OF SUI
pervisors CT Villas County that where
as tax receipts have been presen ted TO
the County Board showing that the
taxes have been paid on certain lands
upon which certificates Of sale have al
SO been issued by the county treasur-
er of said county, therefore be it re-
solved that the county clerk be in
structed to cancel said certificates
whenever Il proper receipt is presented
showing that the taxes We're duly
raid upon said LAND.
Sioupi
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First publication July As W
NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
FOR Villas COUNTY:
IN THE MATTER OF THE
T p5TaT 6or, c lsnn L. IN PROBATE
Notice is hereby given that the claims
and demands OF all persons against
Charles L. Dixon deceased, late of the
Village OF Eagle River in said COun ty
of Villas vii be received, examined and
adjusted by the County Court Of Villas
County, at the regular terms OF said
Court, to be held at the Probate Office
in the village OF Eagle River in and FOR
said County. on the 1st Tuesday OF Octo-
Der 1895 and on the 7stt Tuesday of Janu-
airy A. D. 1896.
Also. that six months from and after
the End day OF July \. d. 1895, is the
time limited for the creditors of said
Charles L. Dixon deceased, to present
their claims to said Court for exalnin-
alton and allowance.
Dated July End 1895.
BY order CT the Court
L. ". MCINTYRE
County Judge
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18

W. J. REILLY, 43 days superintend-
ing cons truction. IT. 90
John III. Foster & Son for ce-
menting cellar and stone
work. $500
All other bills now on file in clerk S
Office We're laid over until the annual
meeting in November.
On motion the Board adjourned I'M
til the annual meeting in November.
c.. FRANCIS GOTHAM.
County Clerk.
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". J. KlELLI.
Dated this 18th day OF July, 1885 !.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and the Clerk and Chairman
was instructed to draw orders for the
same.
Frank Wolfe labor on W WIS Sc IS
Robert MCGEE : II
John Lawler 1925
II. Niece 1913
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1T NEVER FAILS.

Harris & Buquo, Erin Tenn, manu-
facturers of the celebrated Erin Lime,
have in their employ, in the various
departments OF their business. several
hundred men. The firm write to the
Drummond Medicine Co., is Maiden
Lane New York, in great praise OF
Drummonds Lightning Remedy for
Rheumatism and say that they have
cured four cases with it, and that it
has not failed in a single instance.
The rem edy always give satisfaction.
Send S. to the Urummond Medicine
Co.. and they will ship to your address
two large bottles-one month $ treat
ment-by return exposes. AS3n
Wanted.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-18
81 CO., Bankers and Brokers,
24f-242 RiaIto Building. CHICA
1 EALTF4
AND
ACCIDENT
INSURI
Fidelity Mutual Aid ASH
4 San Frardisco, y
For Five Gents PEI

WILL PHY according to the l+nd
cupation, from $500 to $zoT]
when unable to work through 4
accidentally .,.,ti
Will Fry, if you are acciden''l
sos to $3.50. .,saI
WILL Pay $40 q week, WEI
sick aad unable to work, lid
WILL Ply 500 for funer@5
WILL ENY, ii you lose q na u
or both feet or both hands, $loo
/. IF INSURED
You cannot lose all your in l;1s|
you are Sick or Disabled by Ae mST
Absolute Protection to the u"
paying 50 life membership lee
ST 80 per month. -, ,sso|
The Fideliey Mutual Aid III
Prominently the Largest a aiotio|
accident and Health Assoc'''
United States. .;ts
1t has $4,000 cash d'posri
States of California and MissoaJ
gether with an ample Reser.e Al
large assets, make it's certiilccaWp,a0
guarantee of the Solidity OF i'sf
it's members al M
A two-thirds policy costs y
dues. O., sopsj
A one-third policy costs $l''''
dues. ,rIy
Reliable Agents Wanted '"
j. T. M. SHETTERLT IN
Secretary and Genera u
san Franz
- - - - Eagle Ti
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w. II. Nelson who is in the drug
business at Kingviile Mo-, has had SO
much confidence in Chamberlain 5 Collie
Cholera and Diarrnwa Remedy that
he warrants every bottle aud offers to
refund the money to any customer who
is not satisfied after using It. Mir. Mel
son takes no risk III doing this because
the Remedy is 8 certain cure Tor the
diseases for which it 5 intnde 4 and he
warrants. Far sale by f. r5eal dsly
Druggist.
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s o'clock, A. NJ, July II, 1895.
CHRIS WISE,
Clerk.
BY C. FRANCIS GOLDMAN,
Deputy.
Eagle River, Wis. July y 1895. 8 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
allmembers present.
Minutes OF previous meeting read
and approved.
Messrs Barnes and Curtis appeared
before the Board and in talk OF con-
siderable length made known the re-
suit of their Investigations into the af-
fairs of the county.
A request in writing was then made
to the County Board dated July Sth,
1895, and signed by Alban & Barnes
and Curtis & Reid as attorneys for the
Gerry Lumber Co. and the Ross Lum-
Der Co. and other tax paying corpora
tons and persons, whereby the said
County Board are requested to au-
thorize the district attorney to com
mence proceedings against certain
persons.
On motion said request was duly
placed on file.
Moved, supported and carried that
the request referred to above made by
Messrs Alban & Barnes and Curtis &.
Reid representing tn X-payers, be, and
the same is hereby refused.
Messrs Alban & Barnes and Curtis
& Reid, attorneys repres enting certain
tax payers, presented certain state
ments and requests in writing asking
and demanding that actions be begun
against certain persons, officers and
ex-officers Of the county, viz: f. w.
Mcintyre, P. J. O'Maliey, Max Sells
and Geo. O'Connor.
Supervisor REILLY moved that the
several requests be placed on file and
that the same and each Of the several
requests, five in number, BE- refused
and denied.
Motion was carried.
On motion the Board took Q recess
for a short time to inspect the jail.
After re-assembling report Of w. Il.
REILLY, superintendent OF construction
of the Villas County Jail was duly read
and filed.
On motion the jail and sheriff's resi-
dence built for Villas County by the
Pau1y Jail Co., of StLouis, was duly
accepted
On motion the bill Of the Pauly Jail
Co. for the balance due Oil the jail
contract amounting to $5.S30.OO was
duly allowed and the clerk and chair
man was authorized to issue orders
for the same.
On motion the Board adjourned I'M
til 2 clock, Z. NJ.
CHRIS WISE, Clerk.
BY C, FTANCIS GOLDMAN,
Deputy. |
Eagle River Wis. July II, 1895, I. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all members present..
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
On motion the resignation of Chris
Wise as County Clerk was accepted.
The appointment by the Board OF G.
Francis CoIlnan as County Clerk of
Villas County was duly filed.
On motion the clerk OF court was in
structcd to file and attach 20 Judg
ment Rolls in proper shape certain
county orders left unified by the ex-
clerk Of court.
The bond OF c. Francis Colman as
county clerk was duly accepted and
fled
On motion the following resolution
was adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. =
Resolution offered by ". J. REILLY.
Resolved by the County Board OF SUI
pereisors CT Villas County that where
as tax receipts have been presen ted TO
the County Board showing that the
taxes have been paid on certain lands
upon which certificates Of sale have al
SO been issued by the county treasur-
er of said county, therefore be it re-
solved that the county clerk be in
stInctna To c.lnc4l Sail certificates
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How tn Prevent Group.

SOME READING THAT VEL PROVE
INTERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS.
HOW TO GUARD AGAINST THE DIS
EAsE.
Group is a terror to young mother.
and to post them concerning the cause
first symptoms and treatment is tn,
object of this item. The origin @.
Group is common cold. Children
who are subject to it take cold YER,
easily and Group is almost sure to FIJI
low. The first symptom is hoar<eness.
this is soon followed by a peculia,
rough cough, which is easily recogniz
ed and will never he forgotten by nne
who has heard it. The time to act i.
when the child first becomes hoarse
II Chamberlain's Cough Remedy i.
freely given all tendency to Group viii
soon disappear. Even after the
cfoupy cough has developed it viii
prevent an attack. There is no dan
ger in giving this remedy for it con
tains nothing injurious. For sale b,
Barr Bros, druggists, Grantsville.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
PrOcia nation of Thanksgiving.

Our State has had much to be
thankful for during the past year.
The harvests have been abundant:
health has dwelt in our mountains
and valleys; prosperity to ali almost
unprecedented extent has continued
within our borders; the Stale is being
developed most rapidly; our CONNER
cial Interests have been exceptionally
successful; our schools, the foundation
OF our prosperity, are more largely at
tended than ever. Our people should
be thankful Cor these many blessings
vouchsafed to us by the Almighty.
Therefore, l, William A. MacCorkle,
Governor Of the State Of West Vir-
ginia, do designate Thursday, the
twenty-eighth day of November, 1895,
as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer.
] suggest that our citizens refrain
from all unnecessary labor on that
day and assemble in their respective
places of worship and return thanks
for these blessings which have been so
bountiful.
Given at the Capitol at Charleston,
this 18th day of November, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundren and ninety.five.
WILLIAM a. MACCoRKLE.
Governor.
BY the Governor,
WILLIAM T.. CHII.ToN,
Secretary OF State.
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In the Massive Heart Of Her Noun
tain Democracy, Whose Stand
ards he Trailed in the Dust
of Dishonor.
And Disa ster and for Consideration
Tore her Banners from the
Sky Of Victory.
But as an Apostate to He. Princi
pies and Traditions the Grave
Worm will Banquet
Upon.


For more than week Rev. Sam
Small has been holding Gospel meet
ings in this place. Commencing Sun
day morning, November 10th, he
preached twice every day and many
days three times, and during all that
time his reputation as a pulpit orator
and earnest christian worker has not
suffered, and the hundreds who have
attended the meetings deeply regret
that they are brought to n close
From our standpoint we cannot esti-
mate the good accomplished =,
but christian people Of our city are
delighted with the success and have
nothing but the highest praises for
MIR. Small and his co-worker, Prof.
Maxwell. After preaching daily dur.
ing the week the Opera House on last
Sunday night was literally packed
with one of the best audiences which
ever assembled in Fairmont. And
on Monday morning the Court House
was.filled to hear the last sermon oi
this distinguished divine. There GER
tainly has been graf religion,
awakening in this place and many
persons have confessed conversion
and the series of meetings held by
MIR. Snail will for many years he al
epoch in the religious history of thi,
place, and Mr.. Small leaves us with
the best wishes of the christian PEG
pie of our city. Prof. Maxwell, VIII,
has had charge Of the singing, organ
lied within very few days one Of tn,
best choirs efer heard here. He i
certainly master of his profession
and a very agreeable gentleman
Rev. Small went to Morgantown Mon
day night and will return to this plac,
to-day, Tuesday, and tonight he vii
by special request repeat his lecture
"From the Bar Room to the Puipit ,
at the Opera House. Tomorrow
Wednesday night he goes to Manning
ton and delivers his lecture on is GU
Civilization a Failure"
We bespeak for him fine audi
ence in Warrington for he is lectur
or who will entertain and instruct tn,
most intelligent audience. -Fairmon
Index.
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.Nrustce's Sale.

BY virtue of deed oftrust execnt
ed ON the 10Th day of October, 1894
by /. "A. Blackshire and Cora Black
shire, his wife and recorded in III,
Clerks office of the County Court OF
Calhoun county, West Virginia, IL
deed book No. /, page 24S, by which
was convened tn me as trustee tn,
land in said deed mentioned and de
scrihed, in trust to secure J. =
Knight " Son in the payment %
Sl22.9O, with interest from the I5tl
day of October, 1894. And the said
debt being long since due and paya.
BILE and default having been made il,
the payment thereof, at the reques
of the holders and owners Of sail!
note secured by said trust deed,
shall on the Both day of November.
1898, between the hours of O'Clock
p. m, and 4 p. M, at Brownsville.
Calhoun county, West Virginia, sell
To the highest bidder, for cash, tn.
tract of land conveyed by said trusr
deed to satisfy said debt and Interest
and expenses of sale. The snid real
estate being / interest in the HON,
farm Of q. w. Blackshire, deceased
situated on the Little Kanawha riv
er and the waters Of Big run in the
County Of Calhoun, West Virginia.
36-4w. JOHN T. GAMER, Trustee
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The state of affairs in Turkey grows
more serious all the time. Even if
lie wishes to do sn it is doubtful if the
Porte could arrest the war upon
Christians. 1t is developed that the
war is against Christians in general
and not against the Armenians as was
at first thought.
Massacres are occurring frequently
without any interference by the au-
thorities. Notwithstanding the assu-
RANGES gived Mr.. Terrell that the lives
and property of the missionaries would
be spared, yet their houses have been
sacked and missionaries compelled to
take refuge in fight.
The time has come when the pow
ers will have to interfere. a large
naval expedition is being fitted out
by England, France and Russia.
What the outcome will be cannot at
present be predicted, but it will prob.
ably result in the Turkish government
being overthrow and n more civiliz.
ed rule being established. This will
result IN good to the cause ofNIissions
after time, though the present effect
may be disastrous, owing to the hatred
of some classes of the people. -Bsp
fist Banner.
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There is no more show for the Dem
"cratic party owin carpaign while
1T Is split up 50 on the money oucs
than there is for Coxey's "wrld eyed
road SCENE to win. Possibly Messrs.
Cleveland, Carlisle, Wilson and the
free silver advocates have not had the
once powerful and strong bundle Of
sticks unbound and bgoken, one by
one, in their presence for some time
Thisis not intended as political nor a
word Of warning to the wise, but our
own private opinion publicly express.
ed.
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Ordered that VIM. Stout be released
from an erroneous assessment of 81. 90
State and road taxes IN Lee district.
Ordered that @. b. Simmons be re-
leaeased from an erroneous assessment
IN 1909 acres Of land in Washington
district.
TUESDAY, NOV. ~.
Present as before.
Ordered that the Court do certify
that q. w. Hays is over the age If
2l years, Of good moral character,
and has resided in this county for the
last preceding year.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. Is.
Present as on yesterday.
This days proceedings consisted of
allowances.
THURSDAY, NOV. IA.
Present IA on yesterday.
The account Of w. T. w. DYE for
Injuries sustained in a bridge rs re-
ported last week.
/. l.. SINNERS, who has been duly
appointed Notary Public by the
Governor Of this State, appeared in
open court and gave bond US requir-
ed by law.
This being the term designated by
the Court for The consideration and
allowance of claims for work done ON
the roads in the various districts and
county. The several Claims of the
several districts were audited and if
found correct orders issued payable
out of the several road funds for the
respective amounts, together with Va.
lious other claims If Justices, Cnnsta.
bles, Special Constables, witnesses,
ETC.. which are payable out of the
county treasury.
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Representative citizens of the city
OF Charleston are always on the alert
for corners and goers-handsomely ELI.
tertaining them in various WAYS.
This is evidently ole of the reason.
why Charleston aspirants for office al.
ways find many supporters through.
out the State. In addition to this,
by the systematic courteous manner
they have of dealing with all men,
many are attracted there to do bust.
ness that would otherwise go else.
where.
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There is about as much argumen
in favor Of a farmer digging up hi
corn ground instead or using a pillow
as there is for using picks and shovel
on roads instead Of road machines
And it certainly needs 10 argumen,
to convince reasonable man tina,
the machine can he used more effect
ually in the spring while it is COO
and the ground soft than after the
ground gets so dry and hard that the
pillow will make little or no impression
And yet the County Court goes on
Glowing accounts for work done 81,
our roads under ust such circum.
stances. Be it said to the credit oI
b. +. Sturm that he WIS given hi.
own way about when the work should
be done in Lee district, and that he
had the courage to say it should lie
done between the lst days Of April
and July Of each year. Mark Ike re.
suit in II year or two.
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The State Journal improves so rap.
idly that it is almost impossible to
keep pace with it. Its latest addi-
toni is two Linotype type-set,ing ma.
chimes, thereby greatly increasing the
quantity of local news matter. 1t has
also arranged to use full pres. reports
which will also greatly add to is pop.
ularity and usefulness. The journal
and its editors are deservedly popular
and we are glad to note these evi.
dences Of prosperity.
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Economy is something that every
body tries to practice, and yet it,
tie oversight will sometimes rob the
most frugal and thrifty family of u
years savings. You want to do as
}. =. Hickman, Of Monticello, Ga,
dld. He writes, For six years
have kept Simmons Liver Regulator
III my house, aud used it in my fami.
~ aud have had no need for doctor
| have five as healthy children as you
can hnd.
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Six weeks ago suffered with a
very severe cold; was unable to speak.
My friends all advised me 10 consult
q physician. Noticing Chnmberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised in the ST
I'"I N"lks Icitnug | procured bot.
tie, and after linking it short white
vas entirely well. ! now most hear.
uIy recommend this remedy to any.
one suffering with cold WM. KEII.
81" Selby Ave St Paul, MINI For
-n,e by Barr Bros, diuggis,s, Grants.
vile.
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The trial of S. S. Wilson. ex.U. s.
Marshal, for the murder Of Frizzel in
political broil in Wayne county
during the last campaign ended in
the circuit court of Cabell county last
week by the jury bringing in a yer.
dict of mo- guilty. Mr.. Vinson has
been quite prominent in the councils
Of his party and equally prominent in
business circles il his section of the
State for number Of yenrs, and it
was matter Of serious regret that he
Should be called upon 10 enter the roll
ofdefendant on 50 grave acharge.
Now that all the parties to the uufor.
Iunate occurrence have been aconit.
ted, 1t Is to be bopcd by all good chi
z'ns that HAT fcrocion, md unnamed
political lion will never again be turn.
ed lose in Wayne county.
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Richardson's.

On Saturday, the 10Th, death visit
ed us again and removed from our
midst our fellow citizen, James ii.
Fowler, who has been citizen of this
county for IS years. Mr.. Fowler was
born in Washington county, Ohio, and
was 30 years ofage. In 1851 he went
out to do battle for the Union, where
he contracted the disease that termin-
ated his eXistance. lie was a good
husband, Il kind and indulgent pa
rent, and n good citizen. Although
poor, he was ever ready to assist those
who needed help and ever ready to
contribute to the support # the Cos.
pei. he was Il member of the NJ. Z.
Church, and gave testimony before
death of being ready for the summons.
He bore his suffering patiently. He
is not lost, but gone before. He left
large family and many friends to
mourn his departure. HIS family
have the sympathy of the community
lie was laid to rest the 18th AT Blue
Head Chapel. A FRIEND.
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C,SnEnLAHp, No, August II So

.. CrSnEHLANp, M, August II So.
70 james Ckrk & 60.
G>"b,"'n:-I have examined yourrsn-
pies ut Rraddock'% Pure I've .nd barley
N"lt VIII ki"S and accounting to INV i1d;-
heni they are whar they profess to he, sEs
'nre article and q! best OF quality. MaFt
-xtracih IN great variety axe being uaru
;artnr and put into market for medi,, Z
ISc particularly for dyspcplic cpmplaiut--
'rr"rS of digestion and other wasting d.
cases where ib~.pcptonic powers are weak.
IN such cases The combination uf malt pep
tones with alcohol often proves the b,,t
ana most successful agent f,r rnre. and IN
Il li'ai class ~ cs.>ca your Bniior agsti
viii prove IN effective agent The int.lf,-
gent practitioner will Gnd in your rzaSs-
'hclures remedies for ch cases aud c,Ees
agents on which hc can civ.
Very truly yOur.
a ~ nE1D ~ n,
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Trustcc's Sale.

BY virtue If a deed Of trust exc
cuted ON the 18th day of October
1894, by Alex Petit and Sarah Pet
tit, his wife, and recorded i'm the
Clerk office of the County Court nj
Calhoun county, West Virginia. il
Deed Book M. !, page ~, hv which
was conveyed to M. ~ trustee. IN,
land in said deed mentioned and de
ScrIhtd. III trhst, to secure j. p
hhlEhl ~ lie payment nf s167 80.
wiih interest from the 18th dav ni
Ortnhcr, 1894. And said debt briny
long since due aud PAYABLE, aud dc
inrlt having been made in the ia,
lrent thereof. ~ the request of tho
holder and owner nf said note secured
10y said trust deed, hail on The 3utl,
lay of November. 1895 between fh,
hours "f O'Clock y. M, and I y. m..
at Brnoksvil!r, Calhoun county, Wes,
Virginia, yell to The highest bidder.
Tor cash, tic tract at land crnveyed
bv said trust deed 10 satisfy said debt
and interest AID expenses IT sale
The raid real estate contains about 70
acres. more or less. and sitnaiel i'm the
Big Bend nf the Little kanawha riy.
or IN The County Of Calhoun, Wcs,
Virginia. JoHN r. GArNER,
36.4w. Trustee
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