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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

Patented September, 10th 1879, by A.
r. Moulton, Of Fall Branch, Tennessee.
This Hive Is the most practical In use,
having an advantage over all others via:
Ease Of access to the brood frames. and
surplus honey chamber.
This Hive received two Premiums az
the Eastern Division Fair at Rockville
Tenn, last October. One for the Best
Hive, the other for the Plan Of Hive.
individual Rights Is sample Hive IS.
County or State Rights for sale on liberal
terms. Send for circular.
Address.
The Patentss st Fail Branch. Tenn.
or WILLIAM NULLENNTx,
BRISTOL TErr.
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

A man who assisted to empty several
bottles Of wine, afterwards took a walk.
The pavemsnts we're quite icy. and he ex.
claimed: "Vsry singular !; wh-when-sver
water freezes II is with the slippery aide
up"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

Good manners arc not learned from ar
bitrary teaching 50 much ss acquired BY
habit. They grow upon us by use. A
coarse, rough nature at heme begcts a
habit Of roughness which cannot be laid
aside among strangers. e.s
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08

A discousolase wife in Buffalo alleges
that her husband is non eoupos nentis
and offers in proof the circu Instance that
be has been accepted as 8 juryman IN two
murder trials.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-05-08
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BY Mrs. NJ. A. DOSSER.


n J0McsDsrS', Vcnntssce.
4 This house located on Main Street,
where parties wishing to stop over eau
DC comfortable situated, has been lately
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Don of guests. Every pains will be taken
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pleasant home for all who wish To stop In
Jonesboro'. The table will ut all times
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mar22tf
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Notice.

Parties indebted to the firm Of SIZES.
FEt'D & MAYER, or to Max L. MAYER.
Pre- hereby notified thai their claims are
1eft In my hands for collection, and Il
payment Is noe made voluntarily within
reasonable time, q win be my duty to
enforce the same. -
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05
From the State Journal.
Normal School at River
Falls.

The cause Of the Normal School ed
ucation is making good progress in
Wisconsin. In 1865, Normal School
Fund was created, by dividing the
swamp lands, and the swamp lard in
come into two parts, and devoting one
part to this purpose. In 1866, the
Normal Board Of Regents was incorpor-
ated, and Plattville was selected as a
site for one school. Soon after, White.
water, and then Oshkosh were selected
for the same purpose. At these three
points Normal Schools are now estab-
lished, and are doing the work contem-
plated in very satisfactory manner.
The fourth site selected for school is
River Falls, in Pierce county, and we
are pleased 10 know that arrangements
are perfected for the commencement OF
the school building at that point, in
early spring. A plan for the school
house has been adopted, and it is un-
derstood that contracts for its construc-
ton will be let during the approaching
winter, and that in 1874, it will be full
" enclosed, and finished in 1875, at as
early day as possible. We have ex.
amined the plan adopted, and consider
it vast Improvement on either Of those
previously constructed, although they
are fine buildings. This is also the
opinion of the committee Of the Board
having in charge this matter, and we
understand the Professors in some OF
the Normal Schools have also expressed
entire satisfaction with the proposed
building at River Falls Several
sketches of plans for this school house
were prepared in response to the inyi-
tation of the committee The success.
full architect is Mr.. D. Il. Jones, Of
this city; and that gentleman has been
selected to perfect the working plans,
and 10 superintend the erection Of the
building. In this choice, we not only
desire to congratulate Mr.. Jones, but
the Regents and the people of the State,
especially those Of River Falls. Our
acquaintance with Mr.. Jones gives us
full assurance that any work committed
to his charge will be thoroughly and
honestly performed. He understands
his business and is faithful in the dis.
charge Of every duty. The complete.
ness of his working plans, render mis-
takes nearly impossible; and his watch
iulness as a superintendent, insures
good work on the part of contractors.
We are pleased with tho good luck OF
Mr. Jones in securing this position;
but the State will be the greatest gain.
err, in the faithfulness with which he
will discharge the duties of the trust
confided to him; and in the excellence
of the building that will be erected at
River Falls, under his superintendent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05
n short MoraILessOn.

Every schoolboy in the country has
read, or heard read, the fable of the
countryman, who found a
snake under a hedge one snowy winter
day, almost dead with the cold; and
having a compassion for the snake, took
it up in his arms aud carried it home.
Once revived by the warmth of the far.
mer's fire, it erected itself in a threat
ening attitude, Kissed violently, and flew
at the farmers children.
Though this is fable, the story has
an application. 1t is the nature of in
CRATES to return evil for good. There
is au instinct in man, as well as AMI.
mails, and nature is always true to in.
stlnct. Moralsts Of all ages have in
cessantly detained against the enor
nifty Of the sin Of ingratitude, and it
has been said to be the basest Of all
crimes-a sin to be hated by both God
and man. Aud still we find it in some
beings called human. IL is, however,
unmistakable, as well as detestable, ahd
the man who is Stung by viper that
he has warmed in his own bosom, or
around his own Preside, has no right to
complain. Still, the farmer who warm.
ed the snake is not solitary example
Of the victims Of ingratitude. In the
warmth of our own natures we some.
times forget the fact that nature, like
murder, will out"
Now il was natural for the snake to
hiss. brandish his forked tongue, and
Ay at the first one that came near him
and the siiliest clown that ever wore
stockings knows this peculiar trait ofthC
snake. 1t is also natural for his snake.
ship to fall FIRST upon his benefactor
because nobody else has had 80 much t.
do with making him comfortable.
MORAL.
In performing good Offices let US tax
care to bestow our benevolence upol
proper objects, remembering that Their
are quite too many snakes in the guis
Of human beings.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05

The JOURNAL is now making its way
into every nook aud corner of Pierce
county. Within the next sixty days
we confidently expect list exceeding
twelve hundred subscribers. Its cir
culation is by no means confined to this
county, but. of course, large majority
Of its subscribers reside here. We in.
tend to make it the liveliest, as well as
the cheapest newspaper in the entire
St. Cioix valley. We invite special
attention TO its columns, and more
especially to our Tuesdays edition,
which of itself, contains as much IN
tcresting reading matter as any two dol
lar weekly 10 the Northwest. In addi.
ton to this, our Fridays edition con-
iaius more, and is really worth more to
the general reader, than majority OF
the two dollar, aud one dollar City cOun-
try weeklies.
In view of the fact that many OF our
contemporaries are constantly complain
ing Of inadequate support, many Of our
friends seem to be surprised at our sue
cess. But, gentlemen, the secret lies
in the fact that our patrons, by their
generous aud timely aid, are really run.
ming this institution; and more partic.
ularly, our advertising patrons. The
JOURNAL could not survive three weeks
but for the enterprise aud liberality Of
It's advertisers. We furnish the bone
and muscle, 10 very great extent, as
well as the "motive power" to rIn
this institution. To it We devote our
timc--to IT we give our personal atten.
ton
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05
Gom HesroH

Our buyers are paying 80 cts. for
wheat.
Jerry Flint looked in upon ua
Wednesday.
business is quite lively, and our
merchants are consequently happy.
Mrs. j. A. Abbott has been quite
i'll for some days but is recovering.
This section was visited by a gen.
uine rain storm this week. Singular
climate. this-"dimber in dc middle OF
wint."
Il. ID. Newell is now offering better
bargains for goods than can be found
elsewhere IN the city, or at any other
store in the country.
David ConDelly was arrested for
theft Wednesday evening. His exam-
ination will be heard before Judge
Mason, Saturday at Up. NJ.
james A. Smith has purchased
what is known as the Garland farm con-
tanning fifty acres, near Diamond Bluff,
for Sl02j cash. Jimmy has done we'll
10 trade, and no doubt he will DO equal
ly successful in his new enterprise.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05

PIERCE COUNTY COURT, IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary A.
Glass, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF
David D. Proctor, setting forth among 9th.
err things, that he has fully administered
said estate aud praying that time ana
place be fixed for settling his admins ira
ton account and for assigning the residue
Of said estate to the heirs at law Of said de-
ceased Mary A. Glass q,
Il is ordered that said petition be heard
at the probate in the village Of Ellsworth,
on Saturday ,'the Bird day Of January, a..
D.. 1874, at | o'clock in the afternoon.
And IL is further ordered that notice Of
said application and hearing be given 70
all persons interested in said estate hy
publication Of this order in the River falls
JouKS ", weekly newspaper, printed IN
said county for three successive weeks once
10 each week prior to said day Of hearing
BY the Court.
P.D. PIERCE, County Judge.
Dated HoA Is, 1879.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05
0rom Trenfon.
Nov. z9.-W. Miller is work

Nov. z9.-W. Miller is working
in Shutz' blacksmith shop.
Both stores have just got new
supply of goods. They are doing .
lively business.
Persons have been crossing the
river on ice the past few days, and it
will not be long before teams will DO
crossing
The Patrons Of Husbandry had
Thanksgiving Dinner in this place
which was we'll attended. Mr.. Hodg.
500 Of Red Wing gave US an interest
Ing speech,
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The latter is the legitimate sequence
of the former, and, while there are OBJ
jections to each, how, we ask, can the
present system be imp roved? We are
aware that both caucus and convention
have become farce, and the people re.
gard each as game of chance in which
"fair dealing" seldom holds hand.
We need not go far out Of the way for
an illustration For instance: In this
moral county, one year ago, or more,
that extremely moral Republican party,
then in existance, held convention to
nominate ticket for county officers
The bone Of contention was, "Who
shall be the candidate for sheriff."
Trenton held the balance of power, and
two sets of delegates demanded admis
sion. The remainder Of the delegates,
like the honors in whist, were even.
The next thing was strategy, and,
though the chairman had once potcd
,edh the delegates from has toion, he still
claimed, or rather, usurped the right to
vote again, calling it the "castiny cote"
And it did "cast the dye for the whole
convention.
We introduce this fact for illustra.
tion only. We are free to confess that
charges Of uniairness and even corrup-
ton, are made against nearly every eau
Gus or convention that is held in the
country, and the more important the
caucus or convention, the more grave
and the more serious the charges.
But, again we ask How shall they
be supp anted? Elections must take
place, and, consequently, candidates
must be brought before the people, and
how shall it be done except by party
eaucuscs and conventions?
In free government like this, the
existence of parties is absolutely neces-
sary So it is conceded, at least Now
it we cannot dispense with parties, how
can we dispense with their machinery?
You tell US that the caucus must be
purified BY participation, and that has
been the cry from the FIRST day of their
existence There is no hope for reform
in this direction. then.
One ferturc of the late election at
fords hope for reform in caucuses and
conventions. The result has shown
clearly that the intelligent masses will
no longer be slayus to party, or be
bound by the action of corrupt conven-
tons. But whittier will this same
spirit Of the people again drift us!
Straight into parties again, and these
new parties must have their leaders,
their organs, their caucuses, their con-
ventions and their candidates. So it
seems to us. But, with whatever turns
up, we are bound to be content. At
present we have no new theory to pro.
mitigate, and we shall await future de-
velopments with all the coolness Of a
philosopher.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05

MEDITATION is the life OF the soul;
action is the soul of meditation; honor
is the reward of action; so mediate
that thou mayest do; so do that thou
mayest purchase honor; for which pur-
chase. give God the glory Qaarles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05
No ETigh ting Editor Rc'
Ouired.

A Western editor has put In prac-
tice a plan which will enable all papers
to dispense with the usual lighting
member Of the staff. One morning he
was waited upon by the biggest kind of
fellow, armed with terrific cudgel,
with several and sundry protuberances
sticking out all around. marvelously re-
sombling Colts, Derringers, and Bowels,
who saluted him with, where's that
scoundrel the editor?" Our friend said,
"He is not about, butfplease take seat
and amuse yourself with paper; he
will be in in few minutes" and hur-
ried down stairs, at the foot of which
he met another man still more profane
and fierce, who asked the same aques-
ton in the same language. "Oh," said
the retreating editor, Ego up stairs, you.
will 6ud him reading the paper" Ae-
cordingly. he went up, like high.pres-
steam engine letting off steam at every
step. Our friend waited minute, and
such crash--slam, bang, oath, curses,
If all Pandemonium was
let loose. What the result was was
never known, as our friend didn't wait.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05

At his mill on the Trimbelle River, Il
prepared to shell Germ, grind the same in
to meal for family use, or for feed. Also
manufactures Graham Meal from wheat,
ne &c. v11nls
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05

BECAUSE gold is rar5, gliding has
been invented, which without its solidty
has all its brightness; thus, to replace
the kindness which we are without, we
have invented polIteness which has
every appearance of it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05
A Modern Dictionary.

a Modern Dictionary.
Honesty--An excellent joke.
Printer--A man possessed ola devil.
Rural felicity-Potatoes and turnips.
Water-A clear fluid once used as q
drink.
Wealth-The most respectable quail.
ity of men.
Tongue-A little horse that is con-
tinually running away.
My Dear-An expression used by
man aud wife at the commencement Of
a quarrel.
Lawyer-A learned gentleman who
rescues your estate from your enemy
and keeps it himself.
A slow match-Wedding after q
long courtship.
A panic conundrum-"How many
mills now make a dollar?"-It takes
several dollars to make a mill--espec-
tally Touring mills, in this country.
But mills. when constructed, make
dollars by the Wholesale
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-12-05

A Chicago lady complains Of the I'M
remitting love Of her absent husband
He never sends her any money