Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-03
Il. E. McGill left Tuesday fo

L. E. McGill left Tuesday for
Woodruff, having in charge, Chas.
Smith, who had been arrested for
grand larceny and had been confined
I in tile county jail here and was being
taken to Woodruff for his preliminary
examination
The silver sentiment must be very
strong in Superior. An extensively
advertised meeting to organize Biy-
an and Sewall club brought out fully
fifty-1ivc persons according to the SUI
perior Telegram. 4 large turn ont,
that. in a city nf over thirty thousand
inhabitants.
81. d. Jones, of the law firm OF
Silverthorn, Hurley, Ryan & Jones of
Wausau, was in this city Tuesday and
Wednesday,. His firm has been re-
tained by the town in the case. Mrs.
w. III Knox VS. the Town of Eagle
River. and he was here looking up
evidence in the case.
The Port Washington Boat and
Fishing Club, which put in the new
steam yacht here Il couple of weeks
ago, mention of which was made at
the time, have purchased VIM. Perci-
walls place on Cat Fish lake and have
a crew of men at work clearing it UP
and are building IL large club house
there. ....----~-----.-------~- ~
Last Saturday, W. E.~Carter
drought in sample OF dent cora WHICH
4 grew on his farm at Cat Fish Lake,
It was very fine specimen. The
ears We're from eight to ten inches
long and filled out to the end and the
kernels We're ripe anil hard. He in
formed us thatit took just twenty
IfRls to make d bushel.
| The Republican League Club,
which was organized here q few days
ago, numbers over eighty members
and is growing rapidly. They hold
regular meetings every Saturday even
ing atthe Municipal Court Room.
The meetings are well attended anil
enthusiastic and all are invited to at
tend whether they wish to join or not.
East Saturday, Ghas. frvfm~c1lled
atythis Office and left a fine watermel-
on for the editor. It was grown on
Ms farm on Meteor lake. Besides
|Materlnelons, Mr.. Irwin had ripe to-
|imatoes, cucumbers and pumpkins,
which he was disposing Of around
town. all of which grew Oh his farm
and>ye there are some people who
think the climat: too cold here for
general farming.
aeE" John e. Sullivan & Co.'S. tailor
ing store in this city, of which Mr.. j,
Il. Rogers is the manager, is meeting
with we'll es.rved success. Mr.. Rog-
ers is a workman OF ability and thor
oughly understands cutting and fit
ting, Then again, ordering from the
piece is far more satisfactory than or
deripg from samples. They are offer
ing some fine bargains, in fall and WIN
ter suitings. They also carry an ex-
cell"nt line of goods suitable for fall
uvereoats
RsysSince 1873 there have been nine
epitlemics of tlysentery in different
parts of the country in wllioh Cham
bcrain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoe;l
Remedy, was used with perfect sue
cess. Dysenterv, when epidemic, is
almost as severe and dangerous as Ash
attic cholera. Heretofore the best ef-
forts of the most. skilled physicians
remedy, however. has cured the most
malignant cases, both Of children and
ADULTS, and under the most trying con-
ditions, which proves it to be the best
medicine in the world for bowel com
plants. For sale by L. Beardsley,
Druggist.
-DanF R;.um and wife of Peoria,
H., left Tuesday evening for home afy
ter very successful ten days fishing
outing here. Besides catching I, large
number Of smaller fish Ire madaa
good record Of mus..allonge. Here fit
is: Monday, Aag. "A, caught two
muscallonge weighing thirty-t two and
eighteen pounds respectively: Thurs
day, one weighing twenty five pounds
and one twenty-five pounds; Saturday
one weighing sixteen pounds. He ok
pressed himself as being very much
pleased with his trip here and was 4n.
thusiastic in his praise Of the numea'-
Gus lakes. the fishing and the accom-
odations, and promises to make nll
other trip here and renew his expert
ences next ye;fr. Edward Lacau act
ed as his guide
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