Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-06

Tive me IL lifeT Tc&uIihtOl 6btlu SthA
regulate the world said a genius. The
druggist handed him bottel OF DeWitts
Little Early Rises. the famous little pills.
For sale by +. Beardsley.
--Rpv. II. G.. Todd was at Three Lakes
Tuesday officiating at the burial hervi-
ces of Hiram Brown. Mr.. Brown was q
woodsInan, having followed that pro-
tession for a number OIL years.
Word has been received from Richard
Sullivan, who lett last week to look over
Northern Minnesota for Il location. lie
has located at Argyle, Mimi, the best
wishes ol his lnuny friends here folio"
INN.
\ --lirAnt Cook and the Misses Mabel
Finger aud Clara Harlo kft Tor Rhlll--
lander Thursday. They weIlt down to
attend the North Central Convention OF
Christian EiideavDrs WAlcA met III tiiiit
city.
The Modern NOodnan dance to be
held ut the skiitinE rink next WedIles-
day evening, gives promise Oh being u
very PHEASANT affair. All arrangements
have been completed and u larse crowd
expected.
The Kus., Lumber Co, ri .Arl,o Vitae
have undoubtly put iii tile most logs, the
Past wIll,cr, Oh uny olle company III Villas
county. Their winters cut was twenty
two n.illon. Their minis operated day
aud nignt.
II. |. LauYhlin, town treasurer OF
Minocu,la, was III the clty Tuesday set
ting with the Co., Treasurer. Mr.
Laugllin is u candidate Tor the office Oh
chairman uI his town ut The coming
spring election.
--i,ral Mcintyre, who haA beeA con-
iinc, To his room by sickness Tor the past
1--WE months was down. lal his fattiers
slorelur the first time since, his illness,
last :Sstlard.ay. The long siege of illness
shows WITH telling effect upon Fred.
--Last Friday Contractor Wa, McGraw
moved the large sale, owned BY the
OConAer estate, from the OdStOre build
ing to S;.nborn 4 Walsh law office in
OEonnpr blt5ck. The safe WIS large
aud AMvv Que AID the movingOt it Vas
quite difficult.
LA response to a dispatch Mrs Knight
teacher il, the Intermediates department
OF our schools, ett the first of last wsA's,
for her old horne In Alichisuie.S We uii-
dprstantl she has RESIGNED her position
aud will not re&urn on account of the
serious illness of IL brother.
-. W. Pierce, Republic, H.. says: /
have used (Me Minute Cough Cure in my
funlily and FOR myself, with results so en-
tilely satisfactory that ! can hardly find
words 10 express hsseli Us to it's merit. s
| will never TAIL to n:conIlllelpd it tootllers,
ON every occasion that presents ITSELF
For sale 10y r. Braa.dsley.
Henry Haskins leaves to-day to look
over Mniising, Mich, With Il view OF 10
eating. Henry. who has been in the
tonsorial business in our village for a
Number of years past. and who lately
sold his shop to Jasper frederick, is a
first-cl;ls barber, and viii do Wei
wherever he locatrs.- Our best wishes
follow him.
The SNOW and Wind storm struck our
little village last Tuesday and Wednes-
day, and lett about six inches OF the
beautiful covering the ground 1t came
IN gusts and chunks making travel, DUR
ing it's progress almost impossible. At
the lake ports north of here traffic was
abandoned. At Superior the snow piled
tlp in tlle streets from seven to seventeen
ieet.
IL. l.. Stock well returned Wednesday
from his trip to Mulsing Mich. Mr..
Srock well speaks highly of the prospects
OF that ehterprising town. He will To-
cate there in the near future, having al
office now under construction. He will
for the present engage III the real estate
business ag well az carrying line of fire
May success crown his efforts
is the sincere wish of THE DEMOCRAT.
The enumeration of ex soldiers and
sailors OF the Civil war now living i'll
Wisconsin is 26,367 az shown BY the
census enumeration for 1895, which has
just been completed i'll the Secretary OF
States office. Ten thousand copies will
be out in IL few days. It is a book of363
pages. and gives tile name, rank, regi-
ment and present post office address OF
all the OK soldiers aud sailors iii Wiscon-
sin.
The Handbook for the Home-Seeker,
q book of two.hundred pages with near
~ one hundred half-tone Illustrations,
prepared by Dean Henry, OF the Uni
varstiv OF Wisconsin and his assistants