Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-30

Ne Wits Little Early Rsers tor biious-
ness, Indigestion, constipation. Asmal
pill, prompt cure.
Mrs Vim Doner, who has been suffer-
| ing for the past two weeks from an at
1 tack Of rheumatism is slowly recovering.
r. Dugan who has made his home in
this village'for the past year, moved his
family Friday to Rhinelander. We UNI
derstand lie has accepted a position with,
1.-THE Brown-Kobbins Lumber Co.
| We are requested to announce by the
Modern Woodmen that the dance to be
given by their lodge will be given on the
! sth, of A pril instead OF the 9th, as III the
Review.
Sheriff O'Connor took j. F. Scholtz
to Minocqua in order that he might pro-
cure.the necessary funds to pay the fine
and costs In the recent conviction. 9 He
paid the fiile and costs and was liberated
The public schools OF our village,
under the direction of the different teach
ers gave an entertainment last Friday
afternoon Rotations, speaking and
singing were the features Of the pro-
CRANE.
-Taxiderlnist Gansman has lately
been getting out some very pretty foot
stools, made from deer's feet. He has
received number of orders from out
siders as we'll as a number from our
citizens.
Judge Riordan. after two weeks
sojourn in the southern part OF the state
returned home Tuesday. He attended
the State Republican Convention at
Milwaukee besides two congressional
conventions.
Mathews & Coon made sale Of The
logs they put M the last winter, near st.
German. They were sokf'To Mr.. Rob-
bins, of Rlinelander, and will be manu-
featured by the Brown & Robbins Co.,
of that city.
Gus Thurman woodsmon, employ
ed by O'Day & DAILY at Conover, was
brought to this city last Friday evening,
suffering from a wound in the left foot.
He was chopping and the axe slipped
cutting him quite severely.
Mrs NJ. Carly has received her new
! stock OF Spring Millinery and is now
prepared to show to the ladies of Eagle
River and vicinity, all the latest styles in
| that line Her stock is new and she is
Selling at very low prices.
We have this week a newsy letter
from each OF the thriving little villages
in the western part ofthecounty. That's
right boys send them in ever week. they
are alwas welcome and real with inter
est on both sides of tlle-county.
The call for Il netting of the Repub-
Leans last Thursday evening, to orga-
nize q, Republican Club, was not needed
by many members of the &, O. p. There
We're not enough present to perfect an
Experimentation and the promoters Of the
scheme left the hall Disguised with the
idle tactics of their brethren.
Vol MOI Of the New Wisconsin.
published at Cumberland, Wis, reached
I, 4r,1,
lished by the Barron Co., immigration
Society devoting it's columns exclusively
to advertising thesresource and many
advantages of that locality 1t is new
feature in immigration circles, and should
meet with the hearty approval of all.
feline, yeFartic winds, that shake
my humble cot, do We not know some
place where candidates are not? Some
lone and pleasant dell, on this great mum
dane sphere where there's no politics
each day of all the year? Some narrow
strip of land, no matter how remote,
where every man you meet does not eX-
pect your voteo The strong wind heaved
a sigh, then frightened up it's girth, and
said. ''The sphere exists, but not on
earth "
Quite largecrowd of buyers We're at
the anction sale of F O. Porter's last
Thursday afternoon. The bidding on
most articles between the different buy
ers was Sharp and interesting. The bidd-
ing on the horses was not very brisk
they weresstruck off at from $14OO to
1871 90 apiece. The buggies sold from
$1,000 to $500 apiece while most of
the other articles brought a reasonable
price Frank Howard was auctioneer,
and by his catchy sayings kept thecrowd
ingood llumor.
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