Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-12-10

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You can save 20 cts. on the dollar to
buy holiday goods of j. P. Foss.
A silk muller or neck scarf makes a
very beautiful Christmas present. Seim
Bros. have an endless variety.
z The public library will remain closed
until possession can be had of its new
quarters in the First National Bank
building.
To dispose of all our heavy winter
stock we will sell blankets, comforters,
shawls and underwear at sacrifice.
Neuling & Bayer.
Sleighs and cutters are out, but the
sleighing is decidedly poor. A few
inches more of snow and cold weather
would make excellent sleighing.
The most complete line of gold spec
tacles ever shown in the city is now at
the drug store of e. Naffz. Glasses fit
ted free and satisfaction guaranteed
There will be basket ball tourna-
ment on Friday evening next for the
championship of the High School, For
further particulars see High School
notes.
The wood stains sold by o. G. Callies
will make pine Interior finishings look
like oak. mahogany, ebony, or any
wood you may desire. A trial will dem
onstrate the above fact. We have a
great many varieties of these stains.
A crew of men has been at work the
past week putting in the steel frame
work in that part of the court house
tower wherein the clock is located. 1t
has been many month since the coun-
ty time piece has tolled each quarter
hour. ,,~
Mrs H. f. Frost has removed from
the gallery on Third street and can now
be found at the old Golf photo gallery,
on Washington street She will be glad
to see all of her friends, there, and all
work given her will receive her person
al attention.
Fleece lined underwear, hosiery,
gloves, mittens, hats, caps, neckwear,
,overcoats, suitings, and in fact every
thing needed to keep the body of man
or boy warm during the cold days that
are to follow, can be found at lowest
prices at Sem Bros. All make desir-
able presents that will be appreciated.
T. H. Par,lnp has become vice presi.
dent of the Fenwood Lumo Der Co.
This office was recently made vacant
by thr resignation of r. A Porter, who
disposed of his interest and purchased
the mill of the Gbove ramed company
situated at Haley. Mr.. Pardoe viii
still be connected with the Curtis &
Yale Co.
A new song composed by Julius COLI,
of this city. was sung at the banquet of
Marathon Encampment No. 80, 1. o. o.
F., for the first time Saturday evening.
The song is in the German language
and will shortly appear published with
notes. The title in English would be
1.-The Beauty on the WALL 1t is said
to be 2 very creditable composition.
Andrew Dreher, who conducts a dairy
in the town of Yves on yesterday dispos-
ed of his farm of 100 acres, together
with the stock and milk route to P.
Beane, of Ashland In consideration
for the farm Mr. Beane gave $1,000, a
forty-acre farm near Colby and city
lot in Ashland. Mr. Beane will not
operate the dairy for the present but
later will move his family here.
Homemade candies at Jaeger's fruit
store.
'Toll Gate Inu," that powerfully
strong play of old Colonial days will be
the attraction at the Grand Opera House
Thursday, Dec. 18th. Two seasons
ago, our theatre goers will remember il
proved one of the most enjoyable per-
formances seen in Wausau and il is a
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doubt, the theatre will hold one of the
largest gatherings of the season. Too
few plays like Toll Gate Inn have been
offered amusement seekers in recent
years, but we only enjoy them the more
when presented as they prove delight.
fully refreshing, novel, enterlaining and
Instructive. Toll Gate Inn" takes us
back to those good old days of 80, when
John Stark's Green Mountain boys were
devoting their energies to driving the
British red coats from the green hill:
Of Vermont. Not by any means, how
ever, does the play contine itself to dis
cussiEg solely the troubulous times o.
that period but charms and amuses n:
with its delightfully."- told love story, it:
quaint characters and funny situations
lInaking it in alt stage performance
calculated to entertain and give enjoy
lment to all.