Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-01-20

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nor scratch-free On applica Amigo
Republican.
Rumor has it that two we'll known
people Of our village We're united III the
| holy bonds of matrimony last Saturday
evening. We have tried to get thereport
Confirmed from persons who ought TO
know, but all seem to be Shy Of il
newspaper man and evade direct cues
lions bearing on the infj0rtalll subject.
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James Morgan, proprietor the City
Bakery, deserves your lihera'pratronage,
He carries nothing only firstcl,ass, goods,
and his prices melow, His goods areiresh
clean and sweet, and he always carries a
complete stock. No bakery in Northern
Wisconsin has a neatei, or cleaner ar-
pearance than the City Bakery III our
village Mr.. Morgan has quite trade
from Watersmeet, Mich. and otherpoillts
north OF us. He also carries q line Of
staple groceries and dry goods.
The citys electric fire alarm was com
pleted last Friday under the supervision
Of Frank Beardsley There are two
alarm boxes. one set at the corner Of
Wall and Main streets and one at Diyi-
sion and Railroad streets. A fire gons
has been put i'll the town half, connected
with the alarm, and the two fremen
sleep in the hall to be III readiness when
All alarm is turned in Under these I'M
provement our fire company ought under
ordinary circumstances to quickly ex-
tinguish any fire thatmav start.
"A dispatch was received here Satur-
day a. m. directed to two young men,
employed in Monahan's camp Pickelel !
Lake, announcing the death OF their
mother. Thee dispatch did not reach
them until too late to catch the last
train out ofthe village Saturday. Theyi
came to tue village early Sunday morn
ing and learning of there beng no Sun-E
day trains on this branch, boldly setoutI
to walk to Monco. q distance Of thirty
miles, that they might catch the south
bound limited, which passes through
thereabout Ii i. m.
At Washington, D. G., on the 10Th
inst, the National Democratic Committee
selected Chicago as the place for the
next Democratic National Convention,
and July nth as the date. The four com
testing cities We're Chicago, CINCINNATI,
st. Louis and New York. The first bal |
lot resulting Chicago, 6; Cincinnatti, II,
New York, Il; st. Louis 10. There was
no change III Che reaults until after the
10th ballot, when Chicago began to
steadily gain at the expense OF New
York tt took % ballots to decide.
The New North Ia its last issue sug-
geststo it's citizens the passage OF a Cur
few Ordinance In part it states: "The
ringing OF q curfew bell, after which no
young people under given age, are to
be upon the street, unless accompanied
by their parents or older ones, would
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ing generation i'll Riinelander, and also
upon their conduct and morals as they
grow up. Not only is this noticeable to
people here, but Rhinelandpr will soon
gain an unenyiable reputation outside It
a stop is not pnt to this running the
streets by young girls and boys. Within
the past week a practical illustration Of
the effects Of this night gadding has been
seen here, and unless repetitions Of it are
wanted, some vigorous measures had
better be applied to stop the cause. \
curfeweordinance will not disconmode
anyonewho Las any business out at
night, and.it will harm no one. It will
certainly Go good to a good many. who
apparently need some gQardartlin, and
tile council will be justified III passing
such d measure =