Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-11-18
Suits and over coats at cost at Vein

fields closing out sale.
The Wisconsin river is now at the
highest stage it. has been since the
| spring freshets.
Tho city has crew of zen at work
putting in catch basin at the corner
of Scott and Fourth streets.
Conrad Anthem, who has been serious
ly i'll for few days past, is reported to
be feeling much better at present.
The water mains of the city were
flushed on Saturday night anu as a
result they have been cleaned of much
black sediment, resembling mud.
If money grew on bushes it wouldn't
be any easier to pick than are the great
bargains we are Offering in the paint,
oil and wall papsr line.-O. G. Callies.
The ladies of st. Martha's Guild will
have plum buildings for your Thanks
giving and Xmas dinners on sale next
Saturday at their weekly cake sale at
French's store,
The past few days has witnessedquite
a movement of men for the lumber
camps of the northern counties A
little frost and snow would make things
hum in the pineries.
1t is said tbat every bride has many
Trends, hit in few years, they dwin-
die down to one. That's Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Makes her and keeps her
well. w. w. Albers.
Mind and manners make the man,
but home is not home until its in
terror is papered with Callies' beautiful
wall papers, or ornamented with some
of his exquisite room mouldings.
E. Nj. James has rented his residence
on East Hill to A. B. Tewell, travelling
agent for the James Music Co. Mr..
Fewell will move his family to this city
from Stevens Point within a few days
Last week in publishing the vote of
Marathon county, as set up by the
Record and PILOT, mistake was made
in the footings. Fred Genrich's m ajority
should have been 69l instead of 491 as
published
Miss Louisie Sanford, whose reputa-
ton as an exceedingly clever singing
and dancing coincidence is of the very
highest order, has been engaged for
the principal soubrette role of Janet"
the milkmaid, by Chas H. Yale for the
twenty-first edition of his Everlasting
DEVILS Auction
Up to the present time, since the deer
season opened, very few carcasses of
deer have been brought into the city
and meat dealers have been unable to
fill orders of customers who have made
requests for supplies of venison. 1t
is thought however that within few
days there will be plenty of this meat
Oh the market
One of the worst streets in the city
today is Stewart avenue, which since
the recent rains, needs little thicken-
ing stirred into its muddy depths to
insure teamsters from not sinking to
the bowels of the earth 1t is also dis
agreeable for those attending the agri-
cultural and training school for they
are compelled to cross it to get to the
building.
Max E. Boehm has purchased 400
bushels of choice winter apples, which
he will dispose of at bargain for the
next few S. They are not of the
wormy, withered sort, but are all sound
well selected winter stock warranted
to keep until spring-if you don't eat
them. Now is the time to get your
apples, for they will raise in price be-
fore the holiday season. 254 Grand
Ave. Tel. 3l8.
The total equalized valuation of the
county, as fixed for the present year, is
$1,000 900, aud that for the city SO, 1884,
600. The total county assessment is
S1S,6 S5 ,037, of which the city's share is
"a 500, 97S. In the matter of equalized
valuation, outside of the city of Wau-
sau, the village of Mcmillan ranks the
lowest with 500, 900, aud the town of
Berlin the highest with 1913 900 with
the town of Texas close second with
S515, 900 to its credit.
The management of Hon. Chas. HI.
Hamillon's lecture tour has booked this
city for one lecture on London and the
Coronation, November 2Sth. The
tour has met with great success
throughout the state and as Mr.. Hamil-
ton secured the ont. pictures taken in
side the Abby OF Westminster during
the ceremonies of the coronation it
would seem that he has established a
great field for himself with this inter-
esting topic. Over hundred pictures
will be shown and trips will be de-
scribed to Hadden Hall, Kenilworth,
Oxford and Stratford, and also a visit
to Dickens London as it is today.
Mrs. Camp is seen coming forth from
her famous lodgings and Tom Pinch at
his well known trysting place
London and the Coronation will be
given here November 18th.
Store rented January LIST, fixtures
for sale, everything at cost, at Vein
fields closing out sale.