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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14
23.o6O Majority In Ohio.

ID to midnight the returns Of IN" v"t"
on the Secretary Of the State hSv" been
received from 26I township and wards,
giving n net Democratic gain Of 800
over .All-n's majority in 1873. At this
ratio the Democratic majority III tn"
stat will b" 2jnO0. But f"w return
have been received upon IN" remainder
Of the State tick.'t for Congress. The in
dications are that the Democrats have
carried the doubtful district.
Bridgpport-Pease township, Belmont
county: Wykot-s majority 26i; Repub-
licsn gain of l07. Danford' majority
2qj.
Bsrne.ville-Warren township. BEL
mont county, Wykotr. majority l+9.
CrycIyxATL October l3.-Bssing
Judgment on the specials n the city
papers the Democrats claim the election
to Congress Of Mcmahon in the fourth
district. Hurd in the sixth Payne in the
twentieth and Puppleten in the ninth
Dispatches from counties in -"uthern and
western Ohio report the Democratic
gains greater than in this city.
In Galiipoli- the DeIn"craiic gain N
Congressman Vance was 320, on >.cre-
tary Of State l2O.
Champaign county report 90 D~rn"-
cratic gain.
Returns from 81 precincts and wsrd-
in Cincinnati and Hamilton county. y.r1.t-
ing 500 votes. gives Bell :or Secrstary
Of State, 1880; WikoE 1890
and \ majority oi 3.j74 for the D'.rn",
cratic candidztfs fOr Congress. Some 81
precincts give ia the First district, @,jpJ
majority for Szyier. Democrat and III
the Secund district 1850 majority fyi
Banning. DemocrSt with 80 Precincts q
bear from. The fullest returns are from
the irSt district The city wards havs
been subdivided sinc- the last election
which renders = statsmsut = gains a.
most imPs.sihis.
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MARION COUNTY.
Decidedly Democratic.

Decidedly Democratic.
FAIRMoNT, October IL.
Editors Of the Register.
From returns received, il is known that
Marion county has gone decidedly Demo-
cratic. We have elected our whole ticket,
L. y. Arnett. for Senate; and A. X
Fleming and A. Prichard for House "i
Delegates. COOPER.
IGuod-hvc. Ed. Moore.
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BERKEIEY COUNTY.
MARrISsBrEs. October IL.

MARTINsBI RG, pctcoer IL.
Editors OF the Register.
Faulkne9 carries this county by about
three hundred and ffty $50. Gestinger
and Small, the Democratic nominees
are elected. Gran,ham is elected 10 the
Senate.
From jefferson county, our informs-
ton is limited TO Harper Ferry and
Boliver townships. These two places
give Faulkner two hundred and eighty
l2sol majority. Reed, Independent
Democrat. has one hundred and eighty
two Cls2, msjority. Koonce, Independ-
en-, Republican one hundred and eight
iIOs).
Nothing frum Morgan yet
LosAS.
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orr Rsdiral friends thought it would
:" mu.h better 10 -pend their money
..uaarh,ing vote" in Ohio county YES
;rrny. than in hiring Washington Hall
t'r their headquarters. so they only
i.,osa, :hr privilege of attaching = rope
,.ia. hui,iiu. on which /" hang Corr,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14

carl. pl"dgin: the REGISTERS hearty
support to the whole ticket. will find II
in this mornings ISSUE. In the light Of
n. election returns il contains "a lesson.
Genera PANHELL sought I" shirk no
po,,,bI" rc,pon-ihility. and his bravery
!. r"w.-l"L
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NOTWITHSTANDING the notorious fact
,ha, money passed freely among our Rad
i,nl opponents yesterday, for the purpose
Of influencing such votes as "ragamutiin
Democrats" might have to sell, yet right
and truth has triumphed, and still they
are not happy.
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A. the REGISTER predicted some days
$50 would he the case, Gen. PANSELL
runs ahead of his ticket. So much Tor
standing erect and fighting the enemy
ins;esd Of turning his guns upon MEN,
hnr> Jf hi own party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14

OMAHA, October ls.-Rsports come in
slowly from the outside prscinct,. Nor.
than zn Approximate will BE- hard 10 get
before midnight. In the City tb. eIec-
,ion passed Of quietly, but everybody
worked hard, no douts, bot fbs canvass
shows q mixed tickst. Returns show a
good majority Tor the Republican D"m-
nees for Stat. Office. The greatest in
terest .eems n b. on the sletiob ~ Isg.
i,lstors. o. the complexion of the next
legislature determines the election 81 q
senator TO succeed p. ", Upton. whose
time has expired
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Associated Press Report. BY Western
Union Line, once Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sts.
ELECTION! !
In West Virginia.
Democracy Triumphant !
Special Dispatches to the wheeling
Register.

FIEDMONT, UctODer II.
Editors of the Register:
In 1872, Piedmont gave Gov. Jacob
sixty-four majority. To-day she gave
Clayton, the regularly nominated Demo-
cratic candidate, t,co hundred and serenity
fo"r (274) majority over NcCool, the
Jacob Radical-Independent candidate.
WelGh, Democrat, has l08 majority over
Hoke for House of Delegates. Faulkner
receives 81 over Boteler. ID.
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CLAY TOWNSHIP JUSTICES.

We learn that JOSEPH ToLIyER and
DENNIS OKEEF, were elected Justices
Of the Peace in Clay, yesterday. We
must tender our congratulations to our
two newspaper friends who have thus
handsomely escaped the trials and re-
sponsibilities of Office.
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HUNTINGTON, w. VA-
n.tohar II 1.1lA

w.
October IA, 4:l0 A. VI.
Editors Of the Register
The following are the majorities;
Huntingtoh-Hereford, 90; McGinnis,
25; Thornburg, 26. Guyandotte-Witch
II; McGinnis, l0l; Hayslip, 80. Bar
louisville - Witcher, %; Scott, 26i
Thornburg, Al. Wilton-Hereford, 23;
McGinnis, Il; Tbornbdrg, %. Green
Sulphur-Hereford, Al; Dennis, ,; Gore,
3s. Coalburg-Hereford, l2l; Burdett,
l5S. Chsrleston-Democratic majority
IS. ,.-- r----. .--r- s-r ~ p swEssoN.
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Dana Declines the MayOralty.

NEW YORK. October l3.-CharleS n.
Dana has declined the nomination for
Mayor rendered him by the Industrial
political party. Speaking Of the pro-
src>s of the municipal debt. Dana says
if Tweed and Connolly were more rapid,
Green and Havemcycr ar" none the less
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SPORTING NEWS.

LoxpoS, October l3.-The second
October New Market meeting begsn
yesterday. The race for the Cessrevitch
stakes xss won By Adyenturiere; Swim
delrs b. &. By Wsmbs second; Game
cock third.
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sr. JosErH, Octoter I3~1he Pref
dent and party arrived here sbOut four
oylcek thi. afternoon. Several hundred
citizens assembled =; the depot 10 gigs
them welcome. The President Ma iH-
tTodueed 70 the crowd by Jsdse Parker,
and - appearing .kook basds Nth all
Who y efs HItpod1ced, and VS. received
with hearty cheer. Aftsr brief s:sy
the party Ieft for Springfield, Illinoi'.
yANardeS Csssaift~d Yfse Year. Age.
~. PAIL, October ia Fort Garry
dispatch % the Preu says: In the Court
q Queens Bench to-day, a jury Wa irD-
pannefled 70 Try Lepine Tor the murder 0i
Scott, 3 Canadian, during The R'el
troubles FIVE year ago. The jury oon-
fsts ofsiI French half bsesds, fur Eng,
iish half breeds, and two white. Lepins
& FrenehmAn, a. Il Eisi. The latter j,
the leader of the hslf breed party, who's
sequittaI of course follows.
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As ssua. the campaign just closed was
fought in Ohio county against the REGIS
TER and Mr.. BAKER; and rs usual, it re-
suited in splendid endorsement and Il
grand party triumph.
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LEWIS (OUSTY,

, WESTON, October II.
Editors OF the Register:
The whole votr in W eston for Congress,
/ i five hundred and fortv-eight (54S); out
"i which Goh gets majority of thirty
/ t@u} los.
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rvou our reports this morning the
liabilities are that the weather to-day
'.;,, he warm and cloudy, with southeast
:, .muthwest winds, and falling barom-
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ocean Steamers

LIVERPOOL October lS.-SteamshlIs
Esyp. State Of Georgia, Perire and Pom
mersnia from New York, arrived OUT
Nsw YoRK, October ls.-ArrivedI
Steamship City of Psris from Liverpool
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aFheeling &egister.

Cain closed in New York yesterday,
.. 10
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Tn. So,,nern Radical convention.

CHArANooGA. October 1.-The con-
vention of delegates from the recon-
,tructed States met to-day, and was cali
ed TO order BY Senator Clayton. VIM.
Markham. Of Georgia, was mad" t"mpor-
srv chairman. After III" appointment
of Committees on Organization and
Credentials. the Convention adjourned
until 1 o'clo.k. North and South Caro-
lima were not represented. After re-
assembling, the following letter will he
read to the Convention from the Rcpuh-
lican Congressional Executive Commit
tee
TO -, Dsl>gafc 10 the Ch"''a"ooqa
Convention of October IL:
SIR:-ConSiderate men who hav"
given the subject attention, regard the
movement for convention of Southern
Republicans - Of very great lmp"rtan""
To the section Of the country 10 b" rep
resented. They hrliev" tha, If calm and
considerate coun>el> prevail and delegates
come together possessed ot faith hearing
upon the condition OF the Southern COM
munities, and lay them before the
c,,,n,ry in an authentic and concise form.
an impression will be made whiCh
NAV favorably affect the judgment "i All
well disposed persons in every section.
a, this Convention the records should
h. fully and honestly made up, showing
all hinderances tO moral and lntehe'lus'
progress with which the Repuhlicans
had 10 contend. what progress hs, been
made and whether. in the States ana
sections where Democracy has control,
amy of the great interests
Of society have prosPercd, ana
which if any have been depressed
also whether persons or property nave
heen more or less secure and reasons
therefore which ever the fact may h..
o,,r.x-. or all Glasses Shouid be
Carefully Reported,
whether resulting in crime or extending
only 10 intimidation The spirit and
nurnosa Of the action oi the
/ legislative. judicial and executive
depsrtments should he reviewed
! ali in fact, that tends 10 disorder, Jaw
Iessness or oppression. may well oe con-
/ s;dared uron the whole record, thus hon
/ s.tIy and fairly made up Of sincere ana
tbn1gbtful states men, who will assemble
on this occasion. These snsse-'lo,'s
srs believed to lie entirely
unnecessary. but lest some should deem
,bem uuwarrauted, here state that theN
are suggestions only, and that they are
.ubmitied with great difhdence, but with
! the sincere hope they may, TO some eH-
tent aid in securing careful preparation
for the work OF the Convention, and iuii
attendance upon its sittings.
/ ISigned-l }. VI. kpNeSps' ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-14

LOCIsyiLry, p~tob~r l3.--Tb" Gm'r,S'
J5~rtaF,rspcre from tho Third Inliaua
District indiests thst jackson. FlTvd,
Washington and Clark oount,~, have
each given ". &. Kerr a majority f"r
Congre.s, which insure, bi. election;
nothing has yet been heard from ih"
other three eounti"s in the District.
Kerr. frlends claim bi, election by
900 majority. The Democratic Stat"
ticket IN the Third District wss carried
BY an incres.sd majority over the y0t'
al Is-D
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Better and Better.

ToLFnn. Oct"h"r l3.-Tw" ward, of
Toledo and nine precincts Of Lucas
county give Wikoif IVG majority. Pratt.
Republican, for Congress runs behind
his ticket. and i. probably defeated hy Il
MINORITY OF from 400 to 200. Six town
ships and one precinct Of Putnam county
give Ricr. Democrat for Congress ~
majority, and Bel 6l' majority. Th"
county i claimri for B"li icy 200
rnainrity.
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Lsts~t-Ressyss HsssSe-R~ssIsss stiIi
Ua<$Vtata.

ISDIsSAPoLIs, October 1.-THE re-
turn. at O'Clock are still very meagrr,
and Il Il irnpo~sible 10 tell the result on
the state ticket The Republican, will
certainly elect CohDesmen. The
journal cDncsdes the election oi a ms
jOrity u the Democratic ticket in ihis
e-ity and roarty.
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klIghtly NIIsA.

TEREE HAUTE, Ind, October l;.-Tbe
German Republicans hsTing resolved ,o
vote the Democratic ticket, in cons"-
qusnce Of the Opposijon of the H''pnbli.
can party On the Temperance issue, the
Democrats have gained from 100 n 90
votes in thi. county on tlS stats tick~i.
Hunter, the Republican candidate for
Congress, and ssyersl Republican county
candidstes, run ahesd u tbei: ticket.
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Dick Busteed "Busted.''

The resignation of Richard W. Bus,
teed. United States Judge for Alabama
has been received and accepted by tn.
President. His successor has not beer
named.
VI. B. Phillips. of Ohio, principal cX'
aminer in the patent Office, Wa to-da!
appointed examiner of Intcrfcrrncc-. anC
the first assistant Examiner, II. \. Sev'
mour of Conn, principal Examiner
Both appointments were made under th'
civil service rules.
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.,otber democratic Victory.

CLEVELAND. October l3.-The cleo
ton in this city passed of quietly. a
very large vote was pOlled and the indi-
cations are that Parsons. the Republican
candidate for Congress Is defeated by
from 2,OOO to 300 majority.
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Organization Of Internal kevenae
Bureau.

The organization Of tn" Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue is working so well that N
recommendation will be made 10 Con.
gress for its amendment. The COInmis-
sioners say that owing 10 the reduction oi
the number of articles Of taxation snd
the consolidation of the duties "f otfiaerS
taxes are more easily collected than tIn-
der the former laws. with less opportuhity y
for fraud, very few cases Of which are re-
ported.
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More.

ToLEDo. October l3.-Political returns
from the district indicates a defeat Of
Pratt. Republican for Congress, by $40
or 900 majority. The Democrats IA I>o
claim Lucas county by a small majority.
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SOUTH BEND, October l3.-A large
vote was polled. There was Demo.
cratic majority Of Is for Secretary of
State, Republican loss Of 200 on tw"
years ago. Clay township will average
100 Democratic majority, Democratic
gain over 1872 of 30. The German
townships give l3 Republican majority;
R"publican loss of 2G. The tickets are
" scratched that full returns cannot b."
given tonight.
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Election without Excitement.

CISc1xNATI, October 1%.-The election
to-day passed of without any exciting
event. The race between Stevenson and
Banning, for Congress, in the third dis
trict Is close In the first district Sayler
is far ahead The indlcrtons are that a
tull vote has been polIed. The R"puq-
lican, are sanguine of tn" election of
Stevenson in th" second district. The
Democrats ar" equally Sanguin"i'"r Ban
ming. Eighty-inur ward>, precincts md
townships. with ~ many voting pin""".
ARE To hr heard from in Hamilton county,
and the pres, has combined 10 collect re-
turns from all those tonight
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The Indiana Election.

LoGANsPoRr, October l3.-The election
passed off quietly, with the largest vot"
ever polled. The Democratic State ticket
carries the county by the usual majority.
The Democrats will elect their State
Senator. and the Republicans their
Representative.
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SLOW Returns frsa Indiana.

1SDIASAPoLIs, October lS.--The re-
turns come in very slowly, with nothing
10 indicate the result on the State ticket
The few scattering returns received show
about equal Republican and Democrs,
grins. The vote for the Independent
ticket is very small. The Republican,
claim = majority in both branches Of IA"
Legislature. Of the twenty-!onr Senator,
seventeen ara RcnnhliCans
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grand party irinmPh.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-07
Troy.

AuG. 5.--W. ID. Purycs is run.
ming three rcapcrs, one Advance
and two Marsh llarvcstcrs.
w. y. Purvcs has very fine
field Of twenty acres Of corn.
Mr.. Crydcrman cut the first
piece Of oats that was cut in the
valley.
q " Guy is using an Edward
Harvester, aud he 10 getting alour
first rate.
II s. Cominss is moving riaht
along with his harvesting. He has
a good crop.
IL. McRoric closed his harvest.
ing Tuesday morning. He cut sew.
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Rock Elm Center.

Ate. 3.-Thc Spring wheat crop Is
better than was expected. II will be
fair yield.
Some of our people are at Ellis
worth this week on legal business.
Several cases of fire have occurred
the past few weeks doing some damage
to hay stacks aud fences.
DR.. NJ. G. Thompson will soon
build aud locate at Rock Elm p. o.,
aud continue his extensive practice.
The School at the Center will
close this week. IL has been success
under the guidance Of o. p. Whip,
teacher.
Our roads are in good condition
owing to the thorough work done on
them this Spring, with tax of two
cents on the oIlar.
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Pierce Valley.

AUG. 5.-Charley Wright's
health seems to be improving. He
is able to drive the team before the
reaper.
Corn looks far, but wheat is
not very well filed.
Potatoes are usually good, and
fair amount are on the ground.
-Threshing machines will start
IN this valley next week.
A sister of William Finley,
residing il Philadelphia, will be
here visiting in a few days.
S. A. Brown has quite an ex-
tensive field of grain this season,
and it may be the best in this local
ity.
A. B. Hickok will run a new
threshing machine this season. Du-
val Thomas will doubtless be his
partner.
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Trinbelle.

AUG sit rains to-day, thus Civ.
Ing the harvcsters two days rest 10
succession.
Mrs. Joshua Beardsley and daugh.
ter were visiting friends here last week
returned home to Red Wing, Friday
We expect to see lively times in
The political harvest this fall. Tn,
machinery is being put in running or
der.
Mrs. James Grady is slowly re-.
covering from severe run Of typhoi.
fever. DR.. Young Of Prescott has Lccs
her doctor.
-Mih. Spauldn- proposes to rur
4 meat wagon from Trimbcllc to elias
Valley, aud points inicrmoaliatc. three
times a week during the time of har
ycSling
II Matt. II. Carpenter. r. o How,
nd host of others, cot tltcir share of
the sray, putting it into their ppckcts
now It is that our !. NJ. Dusk never
nal his share, to do anything w,,h"
IS not clear 10 some Of us
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enty acres.
L. Stiles is running two Marsh
Harvesters. He will not finish his
harvesting till the latter part of
next week.
&C. V. Guy has just completed
a cistern under his baro, the capac-
ity Of which is between five and six
hundred barrels.
William Reynolds and Lester
Griffin have joined hands in thresh-
ing this fall. Two better fellows
to work seldom get together.
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stray Notice.

Taken up by me. the undersigned or
land owned by me, and on which / live, IN
section No. 26, township No, 81. range No.
10, being in the town Of River Falls, on or
about the eth day Of July, 1874, one large
sized bay mare colt, supposed to be two
years old, both hind feet white above ankle,
white or cream cOlord nose with small star
in forehead Also one small yearline
horse colt, color dark brown or black. white
face, and white under lip, and small bacs
spot over right nOstril
River Falls July eth 1874
d. D. PR6cT5R.
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Republican County Com
XcntiOn.

The Republican party of Pierce county.
will meet in Delegate Convention, at the
Court House, in the Village of Ellsworth
on Wednesday, the Goth day of August,
1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of electing FIVE delegates to represent sa id
county in the Congressional Convention to
be held at Sparta, Wisconsin, on Wednes
day, September ID, 1874, aud for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the convention.
The several towns and city of Prescott
will be entitled TO represen alton as fol-
lows:
Clifton, I; Diamond Bluff, /; Ellsworth,
,; III Paso, 1; Gilman, ]; Hartland, L; Is
abelle, |; Martel, 2; Maiden Rock. !; Oak
Grove, 1; City of Prescott-lst ward /, ID
ward |, 81 ward /; River Falls, 5; Rock
Elm, 2; Salem, ! Spring Lake, l; Trim
belle, /; Trenton, l; Union, /. Toial-25
Dated August Sd, 1874
NJ b. KIMBALL,
DANL. J. DILL,
Republicaa County Committee
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4 Sunday School Conycn,bn lor So.
Croix Valley, will be held at Rlyn
Fals. commencing Friday ,y,on,
Sept. It'll, closing the following Suula,
evening. II will be conducted by h i.
Mr. Prescott, Of Albert Lea, MINI, lat,
State Supi. OF sunday Schools in NJ NJ.
an Sunday School workers are cordial.
ly Invited
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Lyman LOring's wild geese were on a
"stray" few days since. They were
captured by John Nelson, of Kinnic.
kinnic.
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w. L Knowles will take his chance.
for n nomination as candidate for Shcr
Ill in the Peoples Convention, this fall
Mr.. Knowles is an active, energetic
young man, and, II nominated, vii
make a bold run. II elected he vii
make o good sheriff
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Trenton.

AUG 3.--Olr summer schools have
closed.
Bill Stillard is on visit here
Our harvest is nearly through.
S. Irvine has lost his youngest
child.
Miss Nellie Morrison is visiting
friends here.
The river will soon be down to its
lowest stage.
Tho Melon runners are hoiainc
their banners
The blackLirds have begun filing
tie cornfclds.
Marshall Aims is dow from
Todd Co, MINI.
Tie Pioughman's ncrry whistle
will soon be heard in our midst.
The coons aud other animals are
wading through the fields in quest
Of food.
ID. w Morgan is unable to work
aud his grain is going buck into the
ground.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-07

Tilton says he is going to the courts
with that Beecher imbroglio. How he
will get there we are al present unable
TO conjecture.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-07

Report hath i, that John Mcl.augh.
lin, Of Trimbellc, is candidate for nom.
ination for sheriff in the coming lie
publican Convention IF so he is the
first heard from thus la-.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-07

The Milwaukee Ncvs says tha; Gen
Hartman and w. T. Price are candi
dates Cor Congress in the eighth Cen
gressicnal district Of this state. The
N,rs is more "uewsy" than wise.