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l mentioned tho MinseB Aallworth, Of Bath,
nieceB Of John Bright. IN q former letter. Dur
ing tho Inst wcolz' Miss Lillias ABhworth waB
nominated for tho Town Council Tho Town
Olerk set aside hor ramo on tho ground that, as
Q woman, she could not bo legal candidate.
This mattor Of the eligibility Of women to such
positions il sure to DO woll discussed in the pa-
pors. Miss Aahworth, although already exert
Ing o large political Influence tn tho town, and
having hor favor sedulously' sought by caidi-
dates for Parliament, would probably not hayo
been elected, but sho is glad Of an opportunity
to start tho question Of the admission OF women
into all bodies whose legislation Affects womon
as we'll rs men. Though considerably on tho
youthful Bido Of 80, aud possessing go much
beauty aud grace Rs to mako her tho marked tig-
Ill in almost overy drawlng-roon she onters,
shc already shows q good deal OF tho political
zeal and oratorica fro Of hor uncle, Mr. Bright,
and thiB, with her very largo property, which
would give to hor and l,or sister yoto for seven
members % Of Parliament. # they, wore men,
mon can hnve.-Lonlon letter.
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a share Of tho aanoss. It WAS their privilege to
eleot All Assignee.
q. Van Iuron nominated George Gardner,
whom ho eulogizod.
Joot D. Harvey was nominated by dozen
voicoB, oven tho ladies crying out for lin.
Tho lion. ". II. King aaid That tho nomineoa
worc good mon. but, IA the assets wore moatly IN
roal oatnto, Mr. Harvey, who understood. all
about tho valuo Of property, would bo tho better
holootion. {Cries for " Harvey" and applauso.)
The roll WAS called for half ia hour hfr. liar
yey boinK the favorite from tho start. Mr..
Iiibhard then suggested TINT 1t wae apparent
Mr. Harvey would be eleoted, aud thero bo,ng
10 objection, Ills election was made unanimous.
Tho emalloAt deposit called whs a263, tho
largest 81, 538. 40. Tho County School funds, to
the amount Of 1000, wore deposited in the in
Tho Register asked What bonds the Assignee
should giVo. -
Some % one suggested s16o,ooo. Another do
]. Z. Otis, snfl ho Ind examined the afraira OF
tho bank, and ho did not boI'oyc the AssfgAeo
would oyor havo s2o0,000 belonging to tho cred-
itoro In hts poaseBsion.
Finally the bonds woro fixed at $200,000. :,
Tho nlooting adjourned, and tho cEeditoEa bo-
gan to oondolo with oaoh other, and speculate
about tho dividend. Some thought It would
amount to rs contB on tito dollar, hut tho major
ity beloved 1t would DO but 40 or 30.
, 1873-12-02
HOGAN.ALLEN.
Tho nruisqrs Dofy Each Other in tl,s
Nexvspnpers..Allen nnd Party At
tempt to Capture 1no9nn--A Sunday

Tho nruiaors Dofy Each Other in tho
Newspnpers.-Allen mud Pnrty At
tempt to Capture uno9nn--A Sunday
sccno In st. I4olais. a.
:. ,spec;d. Uispatch to Tho. .Chfeag0 4rtbune
ST Louis. Nov. 30.-Toln Allen published q
braggadooio ohallongo to Hogan day or two
ago, IN tho Democrat, Of this city, offering, 10
fight hm III varioua placos Rl'ccifod; and to bot,
s;onE 0hsr ns' h1t mog"n cod at Lit
publial1od tho following in this moruipg'u
/ notice in yes,ortay mornings Democrat another
fora to nNt mo 1t ny tmo within slx weoks. Alien
vol know that for several weeks previous to our
fSa a s ea "a no4 s9'Fs aufs from
ot training and that on the day Of tho 4a, waa III
mo- %oa ,t TO- 1r wouh IL Fs put ,,1 he
f'i ii .aar @ n and Us M % o pest tf!% could i er @ tic
doa oW s woua b. dasy o mako s a
ssys4 v" G nssa &a %{ss 1s viii III y 81.
Alien bat think # 10 Ind more n,sclo IN Liz arms
and leas !n his tongue, ho would 10 much bctor man
lsigned) DEx 1Ioa&N, Champion Of America.
To-day Al1on md number Of his friends
wont to- tho Wash Homo, naturally expecting
visit tho placo, becauao no stayed t1tore while
training, About 8 o'clock Hogan calno out In
buggy with two or throe others, but tioy turned
and cao back toward tho city Boon as they Haw
that thero was trouble III prospect. BY driving
Of tho WY oof tho Allen purity, who followed
close at their hcols in half q dozen buggios and
carriagob through tho most populoua streets,
MhSTlhng Iii 3hGg 9 omSn staP him. stGR a him; n;rs and
con to tho door, Of tho souRd maG ao
tol, whore Hogan is stopping. which the hostile
party shadowed during the entire evening, Al
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PERSONAL.
THE CITY.

" THE CITY.
J. q. Parker, of Boston, is at tho Gardner.
George e. Gluma, U. 8. A., is at the Palmer.
James Van Eta and family arc at the Palmer.
Tho Hon. John F. Harris, OF Boston, is at the
Pacific.
z. s. Wilson, Of painesvillo, Ohio, is at the
Palmer.
Eff. aotoher. Of London, Eng, is at tho
Pacific. =
Il. T. Cum mings, Of Cincinnati is at the
Gardner.
Judge J. G. Hopkins. Of Madison, Wis.,, is at
tho Palmer.
Ed Sharpe and family, Of Galveston, Texas,
are as the Gardner.
Henri Wieniawski, tho renowned yioliniss and
composer, is at the Gardner.
Mrs. William Chambers and family, Of Bogota,
g. A., are at the Palmer.
H. l.. Evans, Of the Chicago, Burlington i
Quin cy Railroad, is ut the Palmer.
Miss Crabtree, professionally known as t' Lot
ta," and her mother, are at the Pacific.
Henry Dergh, Of New York, President OF the
Society for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals,
Is ut the Pacific.
HRS, F. s. Ohanfrnu, tho actress, aud hor
agent, O. ". Tayleure, tho playwright, arc at the
pa ciiic.
Charles Wilson, Of Cleveland, Grand Chief
Eng ineer Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
ginoors, is in the city.
". Il. Osborn, Of New York, formerly Preai-
dent Of the Illinois Central, and now Chairman
Of tho Executive Committee Of tho same road,
ia in the city.
Tho Rov. Jonas Greene, Of this city, having
accepted call to fill the pulpit Of Ohlist tpis-
copal Church, Joliet, has gone thither and been
installed. He was cordially welcomed by his
now congregation, and appears to hare won iln-
mediate popularity.
Mr. Phoanix =. Smith, who died at Elgin last
week, brought the frat milk from that place to
Chicago twonty-one years ago, beginning with
FIFTEEN gallons q day. From this insignificant
beginning, an immenso trado has grown up.
$4,000 ga1lonB. Mr. Smith WAS Ga yoarB Of age,
and.was much respected during Ills life.
Tho Cleveland Plaindealer Of Friday last givoa
tho following account Of tho nuptial, OF an
accomplished young lady who WAS widely known
aud esteemed in North Side society before the
cred at st. Johns Cathedral Thursday morning,
to witness the marriage OF Mr. Christopher
o'Drien, Of Toledo, aud Miss Kate MoMahon.
formerly Of Chicago, tho eldest daughter Of
our HoW mucn-ebteem6Q follow cltt1en hlr.
John E. McMahon. Before the solemn
Y. G., united tho happy young couple
In marriage. Solemn high mass waa then given,
tho Rey: Father Boff being Celebrant; Father q.
]. 0'Oallaghan, Deacon Father McGovern, Sub
deacon and the Roy. Joseph D. DowlaB, Of
Clyde, acting as Alastor of Ceiemonios. Prot. j,
7. Wamelnk presided at the organ, and tho
eingiug of the full Catholic choir undor his direo-
ton was Of high order, and added considerably
to tho pleasure Of tho occasion. Tho ceremony
who wero the central figures in tho pleasing
event will have the good wishes Of hundreds Of
friends that their haprineaB 30 auBpiciously in
auguratod on Thanksgiving Day, may last for
many years to come.
, 1873-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
H00LEY'S THEATRE.
Grand Opera in ~ glish
ny THE OELriuRARD ,
KELLOGG TROUPE.

g. D. HESS md MAuH1OE GRAu.........D .Dlrcotnrs.
Tha tTaus1ny> t1entnR Dec. q.
MT .9- n T. Ell a.
HISS KEL10tiG...,as..".LAD HENRIETfE.
Mn. DKiifi,iMANN, Mis- 2GLbA sEdUiN.
FRANK A. Conductor.
Observation-Disclosures Tho Fool's Rorongo).
Jennie Van 2antt. Mrs. AeFnln tJasnph Maas, Hurry
paakas, g. /. Hall, et0.
Thursday -Fannt~-Ik
Mr.. dogHtp. Aeasra. fabonn. Oartton, peakcs. oo.
Friday-NInrfttnl.
Saturday Evonng-Ern Dlnvo1o.
fsrnnh nIntlncc OH Observation-Disclosures.
Rosorvrd pnta be obtained nt tho Inx Dfnoo nf
HoGlcya Fearo. Koaurgod Hoats, &l.bO and Baeo,
cortilng 10 location, '''''
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THE NEWSD0Ys'. ASSOCIATION.


Receipts and Expenditures Inst Kcnr
--Elcctton nR Officers Proposed
Change of Nn,nc.
The annunl mcatiug Of tic Chicago Nowaboys
and Dootblacka' Association was held yesterday
afternoon in the Committeeman Of the Chicago
Relief and Aid Society. The Chair was taken
by tho President, N. s. Bouton. There wero
also proBent tue Gonoral sunorintondent. ". r.
nillinrs. ". Il. sherrnr5 snarut.ry anil h1oaars.
iS. Fa,rh,nl, m ~ ~ MN un1h,r, 4 ~ T H1nn,o = r.
~ :, -, tatpa'lR, l.. IL hupp"su' .. H. moo1o. ~
y. Skinner, Or. 3. O. Miller, and Hiss Eliza
Cherry.
After tho usual preliminary busiueas tho su-
,,.r5r, to7o,,t s,b,a+toa t,o ,o11ov,,r ronort ~
PETTY n senaont saoIs.eu ,no 'ol.u"s f'po'' VI
tho Asaociatioh'6 financial condition:
ExrENn1runEa.
Amount paid On general oxrenss account 7iz: ~,
Arnnnnf nsd m fnrrs Sas I'd aG S A..
count. r ..'.....'a.. 1sot "a
Amount paid in fttinR up old building. Il L.
sullo street. ........................ 3oo.bo
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Minneapolis, Minn., to take ponltion upon tho
Daily Times Of thAt CITY,
A1argo force Of tEreo or four mon llaB bcg1n
work npon tho uppor part Of tho First Moelodint
Church, and 1t In considered probable that tho
tho noxt three years.
Tho Methodist Hooablo Will bo hold TIursday
evening at tlio residence Of Mr. T. O. Hong.
NORTH EVANSTON. =,
Tho Fry Society mootB at tho Methodist par
sonago this ovonlng, and q storoopticon oxliihi-
tion will bo given 1t tho 11otholEat Church to-
night for Tho benefit Of tic annday-Bclaoo
There will also ba a sociablo Of Mrs. Va1on-
tino's Thursday evoning.
, 1873-12-02
SUBURBAN NEWS.


moeting Of the nowly.organizod Relief 3d.
cioty III called for o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
looma In Hoag's Building hayo boon secured for
tho Sowing Society, mud donations can 10 loft
thoro.
MeaRre. =. NJ Warrington. ". NJ. Knox, ". @.
Estoa, T. II. bristol. q. II. Qas!tll, a'd II. II.
Unland, l1ayo beun chosen by Tho llnman Liter
dry Society Of the University, to contest Tor the
F." 1finman Prize"
Alr. Fral,k H. Icalor an old-timo resident OF
ETaneton, and student Of tho University, aud
popular young uantlomau uf ability. haK uana tn
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At 10 o'clock this morning, md lalfaat anl half
pau T. 1u., h1essrs. Ellison, pomeroy CO. will aol at
auction large aud Gns collection Of h'gh-oIass oil
paintings, ait soecel with great care, anu Including
.nauy choce pictures. The salo will be pereu.ptory.
See advertisement In another column.
, 1873-12-02
THE COURTS.
Reports of tho Receivers of Two Insur.
anoe Companies. -
bankruptcy Itcms-..Tho Courts In Brlof.

THE TAX EQUALIZATION ChBE8s
The argument for an Injunction in tho Case Of
several corporations ngntnst tho County Olork,
commenced last "Wednesday, waa expected to
anko plnco yostorday morning, boforo Judge
Tarwcll, but tho casa was submitted OIL both
aldoH' without argument. The now point in ro-
gard to tho 1ovyfng an amount, oqual to tho
interest on railroad bonds hold by some cities,
on tho pooplo at largo. complained Of IN tho bill
was discussed somewhat to give clearor idca
thcn could bo drawn from tho peadings.
mir. Root fox tho County Olork made no OBJ
jeotions, except that ho wished tho n1attor post
ponod until tho taxes were extended, 90 as to
include the Collectors, M we'll M tho County
Clork, anl offered to atlducc authoritios to show
that my injunction against extending taxes
would 10 Illegal Opportunity was givon to
both parties to bring forward authorities, md
tho case WAS taken unlor adyinomont by Judge
Farweil. It will probably DO dcodel this wook,
md tho Republic Insurance caso will bo disposed
Of at tho snlne time.
A ApEouL1An CASE.
Judge Williams las boou engaged for d day or
two buck In trying tho case Of Mrs. MaraneBi
against her husband, Carlo MaranoBl, for sepa-
rnto maintenance. Tho eyidoueo has boon
heard, but no dccrce WIS given, tho Court allow
ing few days for tho pnrtios to como to somo
b9LklBuleuLt IL pDb6lUlUt HIlEil VIII piUQhuIY 10
this woe1s, aud We shuu then give rcsu1no Of tho
proceedings.
s1onE TROUBLE WITH TIE counT-uousE DOOR.
Henry s. Monroe flied bill against Joromo D.
Chambers aud Nelson Chambers to reHtratn i
salo under trust decd. MONROE alleges TINT In
May, 1879, ho bought Il piooo Of land OH Tmenty-
nocond otroet, botweon Indiana and Prnirio
ayonuos, for 87,760, paying f3.100, and giving
notes and a trust decd to reeuro tho reminder.
By tho terms of tho trust docd, tho Trustee,
jerome 3. Chambers. was authorized,
on default Of payment, to Roll tho
premises at tho north door Of the
Oourt-HouBo. This lie has done, and declares
TINT he will soil to-day ut tho north door Of the
Cour&-1fouae, Oh Adams street. Monroe COM
plaina tint tho trust-dood only contemplated
sale at tho door Of tho old Oourt-HouHo, and that
Hale Mt the new Courthouse on Adams BErcot
would bo void, and ho therefore, asks TINT an
injunction may DO sst1od to restrain tho Trustee
from suol oourHo. Judge .Fnrwell granted tue
prayer Of the blu, on filing bond III tho Bum Of
$1,000.
- THE HIDE PARE oAsEs.
Judge Jameson yesterday began tho hearing
Of what is called tho Hyde Park cases" being
proceedings instituted by that village for aBcer-
timing tho damages to DO assessed for opening
ForroBtvillo avenue, from Forty-arat to Forty
seventh streotB.
The jury were impaueled, and sent out to view
the prenliseH.
THE MUTUAL SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
A1arlt Ktmball, Assignee Of the Mutual Security
InEuranco Company. submitted the following
report Of Its condition:
Collected. ......""................ II, o6o
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Thus far on this senatorial fight, we
have offered no word Of advice as TO the
best course to be pursued, and we have
none to offer now, since we don't know
We deemed the nomination of Mr.. War
ner, or any other man from this county,
ill.advised, a mistake, but we may have
erred in judgment.
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At the caucus last Friday evening.
about seventy were in attendance. The
issue seemed to be Warner-anti Warn
or, and yet all for Warner or else it
was West Wisconsin-anti-W West Wis
consin, the latter prevailing. Messrs
Morse, Powell Burhyte, Patterson.
Farnswroth, Davis and Brown being
the delegates elected.
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ID. W. Curror is net a granger, but
he il farmer, nevertheless In thir.
teen days he cut ever two hundred
acres OF grain with one team, and drove
the team himself
Do you say they were small aces:
When the grain is thrcshcl we will let
TIE thrcshers answer that question.
His reaper is a MeCormick-four
horse, Of course. Now where are your
Marsh Ilarycsters? Let us hear from
all kinds. Such information is val.
liable.
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Samuel Browns horses took a srroe"
the other day, with reaper, running
about thrce-iour,hs of mile and
"pilins' the machine HIS son, who
wa in thcact ormountius, or di.mourt.
inc one Of the horses, wa carried about
fifteen rods, thrown upon the ground,
run over, and quito seriously injured.
The wonder is that he escaped with hi.
life.
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Abe Van Meter says that "NIark
Fulton wants all the itle fellows to
grow ~ editors Of Riper Fails Jour
mails" That is commendabe desire.
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We invite the special attention Of
sportsmen to the prizes offered by the
Driving Park Asso cation, at their Fair
TO be held here on the last day Of Sept,
and the frst and second days Of Oct
The Association intends to make this
Fair the grandest Exhibition that ever
came of in the 81. Croix Valley. Il
has the best track in the Northwest,
with good buildings and all the nee
essary accommodations for a FIRST class
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II any man in Pierce county owns
the Republican party, or carries It in
his pocket, thea he has power to "prom
isc" the usual Republican majority to a
candidate for state senator Othcrw Use
he might not be able to redeem such a
promise.
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Exhibition. Let every one lend
helping hand to produce this result.
The weather is fine and thrcshing is
progressing rapidly.
At the Polk Co, Republican Con.
vention, on the 9th inst the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
Res0ioea.-That the delegates elect
ed by this convention to the Republi.
can Senatorial nominating convention.
are hereby instructed to demand OF
sand Senatorial nominating convention
the nomination Of such candidate for
Senator, residing in this Assembly dis.
trict, as a majority Of the delegates
from this Assembly district shall present
to said Senatorial conyenton.--be
cause such demand is just aud equitable
Tor the reason that at each Senatorial
convention for long years such nomina.
ton has been promised for the next
term to this district by the repre-.
sentative men Of these conventions. and
the promise never fulfilled; and because
party custom elsewhere, and local ia ir.
ness justify it; and the delegations thi.
day elected are hereby instructed to
vote for aud support as candidate for
Senator resident Of this Assembly dis.
trict
That has the ring of true metal
Decides stating facts patent to all.
We must give our Hudson friends
word of caution. They have sympa-
thizers here and 50 has Baldwin. They
are not always judicious in their re.
MARKS
But never mind it was the horse
that told on 'em this time.
Behold say that those Ellsworth
fellows must be instructed not to lei
Morse or Powell 20 into our Convcn
ton at Hudson"
Il say the devil will be to pay if ,hcy
do"
"Thafs so,--, that's So"
elder, what say you?'
what say |? You know who run
that Richmond Conyeution-I run
that"
"Run that!-in horn -"
The horse being ola pious turn Of
mind refuses to report the numerous
adjectiycs and interjoctions; hence hs
report is somewhat broken, ard much
Of its f2rce is lost.
Scene . -(Good feeling is prevail
ing, notwithstanding little dis ,rp oiat-
ment)
Well, ! suppose they cleaned
those fellows hisher'n a kite. -ch?'
Cleaned 'einy-oycr the ltG.'
Now what's to be done, Elder?
Something must be done, aud tha,
! quickly Tut what about those
pledges"
Stop that horse stop him quickly
New, brethren, why should you al
ways be shading your brightest moments
Of unalloycd pleasure With such bite,
pain?
Why remain in that Ggl,rn c,sdi
ton, waiting with such deep anxiety.
the Go YOU uncertain result Of our
quiet action, Why sh)ull yoI fear
! to meet your brother ~clrm,rs" in open
caucus2
BuS We forbear Horse shedding Is
honorable, if age has any virtue 1t is
tine-honorcd, to say nothing about the
first example.
Then why not "coma into camp"
We will not retort ia the language
Of brother Van Meter, aud call you
border rufians" Come then to our
Convention to-day.
On the whole, we sympathi2o with
YOU. You came out to celebrate vic
tory not to ratiiy treaty. You came
out empty but we trust you returned
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James Dunn aad j L. Hickey are
building a schoolhouse IN the Burnett,
Metskcr, Burroughs aud Angel neigh
borhood, in the town of Clifton. It is
one Of the finest il the county, and a
credit to the district.
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i A. Bracket, well known in for
mer days in this place, but now Of
Maysville, Ky, is now on visit to his
parents anl friends here. Bort-we
bid you welcome.
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That ancient and honorable art,
called, "horsc-shedding," is now revived
in all its pristine beauty
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A late number Of the River Falls
journal has sensible article on ''liail-
road Competition" which we shall copy
and comment on hereafter Star &,
Times.
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Miss Mary Loring has returned from
Iowa, with health greatly improved, APP
parcntly.
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FARM FOR RENT.

Seventy acres Of tillage land, and
forty acres Of good meadow land.
Good buildings on the premises.
good water and other conyenienccs.
Inquire on the premises, Of Henry
or John Mcmahon.
River Falls, Aug. Is, 1873.
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Cornish Il Hunt have some YER
nicely grained timber which they arc
turning into Newell Posts Those In
need Of these Posts should ,all and az
anime specimens at their shop before
purchasing elsewhere.
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An infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
Foster, of this place, died one day last
week.
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Coum and }aNeg.

Mrs. John Hurley, of III Paso, died
OF consumption one day last week.
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We understand that II A. Taylor,
George Martin aud A. D. Richardson,
and other gentlemen somewhat known
to fame, visited our village last Friday
evening. Come again gentlemen.
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Babcock Fire Extinguisher Agency.

These useful machines have already saved Millions of Dollars prop
" and are destined to be Store Hotel Mill and Factory Shop
land They always ready moments warning but under
pressure unit wanted for Already farmers nqung price
view purchase No property can afford to be without
Samples can be seen by calling at thiso Office
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Post Oaico.
w II HAYES.
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RIVER FALLS CHAPTER, U. d. r. A. NJ.
Stated conyocations Saturday evening,
on or Immediately preceding the full moon
ia each cIon,h.
r. II. BouRy, NJ. Il. II. p.
RIVER FALLS LODGE, F. s. A. VI.
Stated communications lst and 81 Tues
days of each mouth.
I. CLEARY, w. NJ.
C. n. MoRsE, Secretary.
RIVER FALLS LODGE, |. 0. o f..
Regular meetings every Saturday even
ing.
J. STorHABD, N. G.
G.. G. Cam TON, Secretary
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-08-19

Exhibition. Let every one lend
helping hand to produce this result.
The weather is fine and thrcshing is
progressing rapidly