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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-03-14
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS

and have great many agents to hear from
No doat5t is entertained Of tie sale of ereru
Ijcket before the DraDeing, but arhetHe,' alb are
sold or not tie Concert and Draaci1,q srU posi-
toely and aneqtjcocaly take place on the day
nor .fred, and if any remaia mso1d thru wdI
be Cancelled and tie prizes ocW be reduced in
proportion to tie uJ,so1d tickets.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07
DIED.
A. MORSE.

McMILLEN--In Trimbelle, Pierce Co.,
Wis, March 81st, 1874, ELIzEBErH,
wife Of THOMAS McMmLEs, deceased
aged Ss years, months and 20 days.
The subject OF this notice has resided
in Trimbelle for the last 20 years. Sh G
was an humble and devoted christian,
firm friend and highly esteemed by all
who knew her. The husband Of the
deceased was just four years her senior,
and departed this life four years and
two days previous to her death.
FREEMAN. River Falls, on the Cd in
stant, Mas. JANE FREEMAN, wife of Men.
SON FREEMAN, aged 81 years.
For nearly fifteen years Mrs. Free
man has been an invalid. Upon com
ing to this place, some seven years
since, her health seemed permanently
to improve, though she never fully re.
covered. Some over a year ago she
again declined, and sank gradually till
the last waning spark Of vitality was
extinguished.
She was for many years member
of the M. e. Church, and died in full
faith Of glorious resurrection beyond
the confines Of the tomb. Her funeral
was attended on Sunday, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Freeman. The services
were conducted by Rev. T. Il. Keely
Of Hudson.
''Dear is the spot where Christians sleep,
Aud sweet TIE strain where angels pour;
Oh Why should we in anguish weepi
They are not lost, but gone BEFORE"
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From Ell 9dsO.

Many predict very short season
for sugar making.
Snow is IA TO l6 inches deep in
the woods. It goes very slow.
We are told that our supervisors
have completed the annual settlement Of
town business.
There is to be a Catholic meeting
here on Wednesday, the sth. All are
invited to attend.
We have quite thriving Sabbath
School here, under the superintendent
Of Thomas Hurley.
-Sigurd Anderson has sold his farm
and stock to Pat. Cary for sl450, but
we hope Sigurd won't leave us.
Our Merchants have the largest
stock Of bOota and shoes ever exhibited
here at one time. Come on all yc boot
less.
luke Walton hos settled with the
Mill Company and said goodbye" mill.
Luke, we're sorry. Company, what
next?
"A gentleman named Morgan has
recently moved his fan y here from H.
We understand he will occupy John
IIurley's house for the present.
-Tollof R1lotseu, while chopping
recently, made an unprecedented at.
tack upon his great toe. u. w Wood.
worth. Of Ellsworth, sewed it on again.
Geo. Z. Walker, Of Pcpln Co,
made us q short call last week. We
learn FROM him that Mrs. Amos MCGEE,
formerly Of this place, is dead. Cause,
lung foyer.
james Cunningham, who removed
to III. about = year ago, has returned.
lie says he will build house upon his
farm, aud try to live there now We
hope fortune may attend his efforts
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Burhyte Bros. would respectfully an.
aounee to the public that they have just
received a large and complete stock Of
goods. which they will sell to close cash
customers at prices that not only defy
competition, but lower than we're ever
before placed on goods in the st. Croix
Valley. These gentlemen mean bust
ness. Their stock is ample In every de-
partment, embracing the latest spring
styles of dress goods, gents furnishing
goods, and every thing in the line of
dry goods, as we'll as the choicest lot Of
groceries ever placed in this market.
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From Prescott.

Chester Fox has returned.
Charlie VIerling will move into the
building formerly occupied BY Peter
Bott.
1t is rumorcd that John Dudley
will put an addition on to the back end
Of his store.
--Dudley's Mil got over the winter
last Thursday morning and is now run
ming in shape.
j. c. Button is in the southern
part Of the state visiting his mother
who is reported dangerously i'll.
The business men of Prescott are
discussing the proPricty of erecting an
Srun Touring mill to absorb the wheat
coming this way.
Prof Cady held his examination Of
applicants for school teachers certifi-
Gates last Friday and Saturday. 90
Saturday evening the Prof delivered
very interesting and instructive lecture
AT the peoples caucus last Satur-
day, held in Opposition to the temper.
ance nomination of last Tuesday, only
two men were nominated. Abljab Mill.
son for Mayor, aud G. F. Covell for
Treasurer. The Temper Men apparent
ly have the ascendency.
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Now let us have general "cleaning
up SPELL" The amount of Vegetable and
arimal matter in alleys and back lots, to
decay with the first warm weather, is
enough to breed half dozen good sized
pestilences.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

Prof. ID. N. Coon, of Eau Claire,
viii meet the singers of this place at the
M. K. Church next Friday evening for
The purpose of making arrangements for
organizing class in vocal music.
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The first number of the Prescott
Clarion reached US Saturday morning.
1t is a neat, bright 7-col. sheet, present
ing in every way, a good appearance.
The good people Of the city can best
testify their appreciation of it, by geuer-
ously sustaining il.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

The popular Drama, my Brothers
Keeper" will be rendered at Agricoli
tan Hall tomorrow evening. The Mer.
chant, The CLERKS, Able's Son, A Rag
Picker, Able's Daughter. Matthews
Sister, and Able's Sister will be among
the dranaGtis personae. This will be
4 FIRST Iclass entertainment
"The Last Loaf" is the title of a
very popular drama that will he render.
ed at Agricolitan Ilall next Thursday
evening. "The last loaf" with apda.
somne Sparkling on Sunday Night,
will make an entertainment Of no ordi
nary merit. Ifyou would laugh aud
grow fat, attend--Admission to each
entertainment, 20 cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

Henry W. Comiugs aud Julia E..
Dewey were married at Princeton, H.,
on the 24ult. They are spending the
pleasant days Of the honey moon with
friends in this locality.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

The Nep Era, a sprightly 5.col
quarto, beinga new paper just started
at Osceola, came TO us one.day last week
Welcome.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

While in Prescott few days since,
we took a survey of the new building
erected last season by Stone, Gray 4
Childs. 1t Is fine structure, 50x72
on the ground, and three stories above
the basement. II is built Of brick, aud
Ia the most imposing edifice in the city
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NOTICE!

Sealed proposals for the timber
and lumber to be used in the Nor
NAL School building at River Falls,
will be received at the Office Of
Allen P. Weld, Esq, at River Falls
until the 10th inst.
A bill Of said timber and lumber
can be seen at the Office Of said
Weld.
A. E. HENRY,
Contractor.
River Falls, April 9Th, 1874
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

The Henry Brothers are now on the
grounds, making preliminary arrange
ments to prosecute the work on the
Normal School house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

VIM. Taylor has some very choice
oats for sale. One haifbushel Of which
weighed 50 pounds. Farmers would
do web to scatter few of this variety.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

The largest stock Of watches ever Of
fered in Pierce Co.. at Il. w. Reeds.
Teachers take notice.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

We will positively close out in ten
days. Goods sold,at less than cost for
the next ten days.
d. d. DAY & Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

A house and lot next North Of Prai.
RE Mills, for sale. Terms easy.
Inquire of
A. MORSE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

Three new milk's COWS for sale by
j. A. Mapes. 81
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Wood Land For sale.

The N. ! N. w. ! S. Z T. ~ X. 16.
an. ! N. 4. I s. 20 T. u Il. 16.
4" s. Il. t N. 4. / s. 33 I. % r. Is.
J. A. MAPEs.
Kinnickinnic, Wis. 43
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III oTIcE

Is hereby given that o. @. Hicks & Carl
ton are prepared to do all kinds of Carpen-
ter, Joiner, and shop work, on short no-
tice. Plans and specifications drawn to or.
der. Shop near the Congregational Church,
River Falls, Wis. 1870
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

Oranges and lemons at b Mayors.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

bsoIutery the best protection against Fire.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-04-07

Town meeting to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA LITERARY NOTES

TIE NEW EDITION OF MRS. soUrHwoRTHs NOVELS
IN 81 VOLUMES ANNOUNCED BY I. d. PETERSON
BROTHERS.
fFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE 1RiBUNEj
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ito many the an
nouneemept OF a new edition OF the complete works OF
Mira ID T. NJ SouLhworth will be a matter OF interest
The frat volume which has Just been Issued Ivy Messrs
IT y pe.erson A. Brothers. Is Miriam the Avenger."
II will DO followed quick succession by all the others
p,., the entire series OF 81 out The edition is In
duodecimo form and appears In handsome morocco
cloth binding Of new design, the first volume contain
ing steel portrait OF the authorcss and an engraving
of ber cottage on the banks OF the Potomac. near
Georgetown ID. G. The Messrs Petersons have
been Mrs. southworths publishers since 1854.
BEFORE that time she had written four or
five novels which we're published by NcwYork houses,
hut their sale was small and house after another
de.ined tn mako any further ventures for her. The
first book the Petersons published Tor her was " me
Lost IIeress" which Drolgnt To them afer 1t hnd
Tor nned to gel II out they BOUGHT tine octave plates or
tho novels Dre yiousy printed ana broke hem up Nav
ing thus the nsclves against DINERS reapng me
harvest which their sdgacity apu IiEu. So"
iarS. sum in those days, when e@spapers that now
charge % or 80 cents line were gad 10 get or H.
ms Introduced the book leaped into almost uneXin-
MED popularity. The reputation vi the writer was
Large sales have been attained for all Of the many
novels she has since produced Ever since THIS pron-
wrtten nj he rate OF two novels In three
and all have been successful business ventures for her
publishers The reproduction OF all net WORKS, many
OF which first appeared tweny nVc ana tniIy Years ago.
would 10 prove her stories are not subject to
the general rule which makes an Old novel VI little moro
interest tO the public than AL OH almanac.
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PROCEEDINGS or SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES.

SAN Francesca: MICROsCOPICAL SOCIETY,
Oct IA lecture was delivered by Mr.. Hank on polar
zed light, accompanied by numerous illustrations.
PROVIDENCE: RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL
SOCIETY," Oct. GA paper was read by Simon Henry
Greene OF Warwick giving biographical sketch OF the
Greene family, descended from John Greene tile fist
OF the name that settled IN the eolony
BoSTON: MASSACHUSETTS ANGLERS ASSOCIA-
TiOS, Oct ga Committee appointed to attend
to enforcement of the smelt law. and also to draft
stringent law for tho protection OF Holsters. paddock,
and cod, TO be presented 10 the next Legislature.
ALBANY: ALBANY INSTITUTE, Oct, 20-The
principal feature Of the meeting consisted In the
exhibition by Mr.. Otto Neskc OF portion of his extern
slvo cabinet Of butterflies aud moths which Prof Lint
ner characterized being although not the largest In
the country yet among tho best, and equal any in
the beauty of preparation and systematic arrangement
IL consls ts0f about 5000 specimens Collected principally
ia New York and including illustrations OF the epidop
terra in thoir various stages and conditions. Mr. William
MrAlpne ga We an account of relative to
fresh water wells below the level OF adjacent bodies Of
salt water
BOsTON: MASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
Oct. 6.-Regular monthly meeting The Hon. Charles
Francis Adams in the chair Tho Chairman presented
an obituary notice Of Guizot. recently deceased foreign
member after which euiOgies upon Judge Curtis were
delivered by Richard H. Dana, r and the Rev. Chandler
Robins A communication then presented from
Mr.. Richard Henry Major on the voyages OF the z,no
of their discoveries was maintained fnll-length por
trait OF Washington, recently copied for Society
the original III possession OF the Earl OF AJoarie
was exhibited at the meeting.
SAN FRANCISCO: ACADEMY OF SCIENCE, Oct.
ga paper was read by Dr. J. G. Cooper OF the Geo
logical Survey tho State OF California during the
Piiocene epoch. accompanied by a mao. showing the
PORTIONS Of the country then under According to
this communication the Gulf OF California extended far
beyond its present limits into the southern portion of
the State and the valleys Of the San Joaquin and sacra
mento formed great inland The peninsula of San
Francisco up Into islands and the great basin OF
Nevada Utah mostly under water. The climate
wus then tropical shown by the fossil vegetation end
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