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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-07

The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
temperature for the past twenty-four hours, in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS.

PRovrpKScE R. l., May 6. 1874.
Printing cloths steady and unchanged.
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NEW JERSEY.

Klenen, the defaulting cashier OF the Hoboken
Bank, was arraigned yesterday on three indict
ments in the Court OF Sessions at Jersey City. He
pleaded "Not guilty. to each.
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The excitement among the democracy Of Jersey

TIC cACItSnIeHt 1I10TE tHc ucI11VOfaCy OF JeIsey
City has not abated. The recreant members in the
Board OF Education who sold out to the republi-
cans are to be roasted the gridlron OF public
opinion In a mass meeting OF the voters OF the
Fourth district tonight. In the Board OF Alder
men, although the democrats have a majority, the
motion to retain City Clerk Scott resulted in tie,
and the indications are that he viii be retained.
Ii Mr.. Roche does not obtain his seat In the Board
of Freehoders at the meeting to-day the surrender
OF the democracy to the Ring minority Will be COM
plete.
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
ONcs.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF MAY.
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Arrvoo y AuoxSok y ~ pexk Ooses Voys "oos nal
tmore.
Arrived at Queenstown May q banks Sophia (Fr),
Gassin. San Francisco; 9Th Brothers 6iv.ers (Br.
Smith, New York; Antoinetrs Accamc QtagJ, Repetto.
San Francisco; Lamek Aus. Cobojovicp. New York !;
Salvatore QtaD, Muriio. DO, Emma <ItaD. Mortoli.
Baltimore; Barone vrangexsny Aus, cuminich, New
York Prairie Bird. Sanford. New Orleans; brig Flo
mena (Aus venchiarucci philadelphia.
Arrived at do 9Th, steamships Italy (Br) Thompson
New York for Liverpoo 9th. Spain tBr Grace. do for
do.
Arrived at Valencia Msyb. ship Charlotte White,
Griffin, Guanape
Arrived at cadiz schr De Wolf. crowell. New
York
sAnNGs.
Sailed from Liverpool May s. bark Argosy (Br) Jones,
United Statea
Sailed from Bristol May o. bark Rex tNor Christen-
sen. Boston.
Sailed from Cardiff May S bark Niord GIor, Larsen,
New York.
Sailed from Galway Mayl, bark Anata dtap, sieni.
New York
Sailed from Bremen May 4 ship Sirius tGer) Molier
Baltimore bark Johann Carl Ger, Haesloop, United
States.
Sailed from Rotterdam May bark Fake tGer scham-
berg Boston.
Sailed from Havre May 5, ship North Star. Thompson
Cardiff; barks Amicizia GtaD Beizo, New York; Pepino
Mgnano QtaD, Di MARITIME. do; wetterhorn. Rich, Oar
diff mot as before reported).
Sailed from do Nay 4, BARK Alma (Ger), Lohmeyer,
United States.
Sailed from Marseilles bark Bretagne (FD, Langdren
San Francisco.
Sailed from Newcastle, Nsw May 8 ship Horsa Br)
for San Francisco.
Sailed from Calcutta May 8, ships United States, Lunt
New York reported, probably Boston,; Mount Wash.
ington, Ttcomb destination not given probably United
Sates
CIEARANCES.
Cleared at Londonderry May s. ship Mnnehaha (Br).
Cassidy, New York mot before reported, bark Ath
ete Br) Goudy, Boston efore reported sailed 4th for
Philadelphia from Lough Foyle).
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Yesterday afternoon another alleged fugitive
thief from Hoboken was committed to the Hudson
County JAIL having been arrested after two
years. search by Chief Donavan. 1t is charged
that some years ago the accused. whose name is
Patrick Keller, worked as a clerk for Freebooter
Winges, in Hoboken, when he took occasion to de-
fraud him out OF $500 and made good his escape.
He captured by Detective Mahoney in the
Fourth ward. New York, and was thereafter sent
U1icer Dyckemann he jumped from the and
took to his heels. Dyckemann gave chase and
al
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
hroner
I GOOD RESULTS.

:. One Of the most pleasing features Of
the present campaign has been the
progress in the direction Of The har-
mony of the races, in spite of the con
tinued alienation of a majority of the
colored people. st,ar ,sis5 i
The fact has now been established
that color and party are no longer OBJ.
stacles to combinations for the public
good. ID. Z
Both in Charleston and Orangeburg,
If not elsewhere, men have been elected
to office by union Of Conservatives
and Republicans, which is certainly q
wholesome sign, both for the present
and fuLure. ,s,a !.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
.,[.Frort the Msp Yark IHotZa. fiIai

~ 50 IRON the NetD York World JSissst, @ .
BE- The gaH Hefihg whites Of The south,so
long plundered in their. property by
Radical tthieyes and harried in theire
Persons by Federal emissaries, may
lift up their heads to greep the rising
of a better day for them as Veil as5 for
the nation at large. The poornegret
evenfhe who cast away his ballot, rstla
ing to vote because voting had Brought
him thus far no higher. wages may
take his share III the general Joy, for
with the advent of the Democracy to
the control of the nation will come tho
real '"year oh jubilee" when lie shall
no llongerbs made the pariah of Rad.
icaliian, but enjoy his rightfhl Liberties
without becoming the pest ofthe nation
\, From ihe Ne,g York Replbl;e, Adm.l b
# When old Massachusetts deserts the
Republican cause, defeating Governor
Talbot, and electing three or, four OPP
position Congressman by heavy major
ties - 7Mr Butler being left at home,
and the old district Of Mr. Dawes cap
ttired by an out-and-out Denaocat-it
would dseem almost as useless to deploro
defeat in other States as to indulge in
explanations over the election Of Mf.
Jslden as Goyernors of New isGE;,sl: 2 RI.
The heaviest calamity to the Rspubli-
can party 7and We only hope it may
NOT prove o national misfortune-is
The reversal, by yesterday Q results, Of
the majority and control the next
House of Representatives in Congress.
s-------
e, Wy. MsMackay is probably elect
ed over Buttz in tiet1st Congressional
District s'ia
The governor yesterday rpardoned
b. T.. Duffns, of Charleston. and COM
.muted the sentence OF his brother, Jas
A. Duffas,ir, to FIVE years 'impriuons
ment,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
z.hoUaaqg q. ON q!H,E ). 3 E1Eo1Yoh. J,

It is our duty always to strike for;
the right, less mindful ofthe temporary
result, than of the justice and final
triumph of the cause. Upon this prin
ciple we entered into the present cam
paign, as we'll as that of 1870, and
even beyond the question of right, we
think we have ample cause for salts
faction, and even of rejoicing ut the
developments. ss -
The task which loomed up before us
ofovercoming aRadical majority of
over $4,000, was not one calculated to
{ inspire hope and confidence, and yet
whatlhas been the actual fruit of the
campaign2 4 5g.t fsst ,yT
The colored majority in the State is
! 1854. 81 .-is s ss
az q, In 1S7O,I Scott, without making i
speech that we knowiof; wentIinto
power with 81, ,5a4 majority In this
( campaign Chamberlain speaks from
mountain to seaboard, and is compli-
mented for hiseloquenceandar
tatiye ability, by reduction of this
majority to. probably 1000. el
t2f BY these facts and statistics we are
drawn to the gratifying and natural
conclusion, that, in the short space of
four years, over 10000 colored men
have burstthe fetters of political slav.
cry, and ranged themselye under the
banner of freedom, good government
and conciliation. ~ r. q re, .ss ;''l7 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
,s[From thc Ne.U York Sun.1

If the greatest party ever known in
this country is to. be saved from utter
destruction two years hence, and if it
is not to pass from history disgraced as
we'll as defeated, the leaders and man
ayers must make a thorough change
in their policy. It would be still wiser
to change many ofithe leaders them
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
Ecos1MUNIcArsD.

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y. = ~ az gdFs1
s,s'as 6 Z s3 g9sH I ~ q XII. s,
3.,':. s.. Ms.i 1. e l. 81 Ein'sy ON 81 s1ns i
~, d, 's = 4 oesnpes 90 Ns,i
f.t,ss ..ns,:;.ss I ssS !. 'snas ! VII ao WIN
S,sh;;sb l,; - 8 = .a sesuie a,s q .essllnon
80, &c g. ss 3. aas n'eu upon Ing.
~. ]. sne ooinlal' oI cnur
- @ ,,axs 4 !. ,s', :. .,' a. =. 'lles
,s,,an s .ha. ~, -. s.asss was l,,ese1.
s w. ,;,, 1na, 'oia J. was maae: =
,,.;,, e. ~ sssloie care1uliy
,,s.,. - -. .h;s s .sa,e cs !, ,.., sosus' uiu hoe
s d;sa ss s';.' !. = ivy o.hers say 'ney
i III {. 6, I Ne. ~ 49, wy, cetsiy
- :. 1..s ! 80. - YOU wnen you
i;shfSs q1sI '''sess ,H sin theis st'ls'. .srae
AZ. B charges 4 mo, ma viii be,s ,esoo,;su,
and vanity, and u ii as.,saenta me as as raaasb
ing into controversy Win ont ,s,onnt;no
the cost. simply i'm I, at;;np in, what nv
friends have said CONCERNING nv sers .
mon, d! an evidence el;,le ofe se,ootism and
vanity, then it follows nsturally Is that
L am like A. b., an epotist { He is
fond Of repeating. what his friends friend, sav ~
about his dental work, and doubtless
indulges frequently in snraise Of bis
skillflli operations. y DcI mistaken
IfA. B. will read a baptist book en-.
titled:-aRrineine in Sbaayea - be will
have a nice specimen {, of s :Raptist GOO. 100.
tisni and will 4sam (I hope) to asweep
before hisown doors before Offering to
sweep before the doors Of others" !" as
the old adage has. .it. And if he will
read just one little paragraph in my my
article he will ee1that I do not claim,
either directly or Indirectly, to have
the greatest minds of the 4
nge have failed to do, as be saws. That
paragraph Z reads thus seq make no
claims to great originality of thoupht
but have culled the most precious
jewels to be fonn don this subject, and
connecting them with my owr thoughts
have given them myi own moulding;
and now it remains to,bs seen whether
they are worth any thing or not" i /
have not crushed into controversy, but
have simply defended the faith of the ]
apostles martyrs, sconfessors and re.
formers, land I am not at all fearful as
regards the final result.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
[ Ftom ths .Ney York gt.i1une.i Is II.

The verdict OF the country against
Grantism is delivered. 7alasy There we're
only two great questions before the
people atthis election. One was whe
ther the administration deserves the
public confidence. and the other was
whether it ought to be ,Perpe petuated.
They have both been. answered in the
negative, SO loudly that even the Pres
ident must hear the verdict, s,5aI ,ts II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
oWefeel verymuch as five had been
kicked all the way from Boston to New
Orleans. Union, Herald. ss @ i
What the Northern Papers Say about Ii.

3 GEromth Ne,v Y,rk Herald E!i
General Grant, who led the Repub-
lican party into power two years ago
with the largest majority, perhaps ever
given to o president, may feel this
morning, as he reads the returns of
the November elections, that he has
beenslike the Prodigal Son, aand has
squandered q precious political inher-
.itance. sts5f. 3 : 4 isfss24t4'l 53s 4 al
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
be- Re aic in no .say responsible for the
viess or opinions Of our Correspondents.
D 1HR clIoIu IulslNlgYIIE E.Es,EEo1YcN..

We promised last week to give to-day:
the fill official vote in the County, but
as the Commissioners of Election have
e not finished counting at the timeof
* going TO press, we will have toapprox
innate at the result. l.:,+
'si3 Chamberlain received ascording to
il eeuri ulation, about 1886 and Green
2005, showing an Independent gain
g6ff over 800 since 1870. We think the
ssas loving County Ticket is elected .eif
Sheri6. asa .aIs
asg Ell. Cain Greg and Peo's. IS &,
IS .,g a3ts%,5 4 Probate Judge. sdtiS VI;
A. B. Knowltoni (People's)# ;sa ;sI
sasssF & g School Commissioner. ,,..t stfi
ssss,s.ss J. Rev. Thos. Phillips (Psople's- lii
County Commissioned eaiis s.,ss q
81. T. Mays (RegulaT
.i' I i. B. johnson CRegular)
IF. w. Fairy (People's) si,
.sasf - Z, Legislature 7q
'.'13g 49,. a5iSSs. Z. Duncan Reg and Peois.O
- sE y = sanI y eaesT Peoples 5a
w. II. Reddish (Regular) s!
y. ,sS'5 Shed Morgan (Regular) 9 I
So Aaron simons (Regular)
eA''t' n, Coroner. s
j. H. Fordham Reg and Peo's.)-
~ Judge fKnowltcn, we believe, was
complimented with the handsomest
mo snrif " 4. So .sSL ~. - =
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
THE NEXT !. LEeaIsLA 9, IS TUIeE,.e q,

q
We Gull from the Charleston News
and Courier the following figures, indi-
catiye of:the probable complexlon Of
thesnext Legislature: .tsila
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
81 Regular Republicans. o ............6Ol
Z Conservatives. ........... ..33
20 Independent Republicans. =. 81 [
II ,; ssr SENATE, fs,,S5 Z. t,,tst!
Regular Republicans. ........iSE
Conservativos...... !. I. !. q. ....7 7
independents.
Showing an Indepenent and Conserva
live majority on joint ballot, ofone.
Yne past Legislature is put down as
follows: .s,.5
y a1s HOUSE oE'REpREsENTATIrEs
Regular Republicans. /. IT,. !. !. .101
Conseryatives.... Observation-Disclosures 49,. ..23
~ ~ ay sENATE.
Regular Republicans. I. I. !. /, !. 25
Conservatives. ........,..........8
IF the figures ofthe News and Courier
are correct, we shohld certainly feel
satisticd with this achievement,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-11-12
If L. u, IT, % it iLit'iv5 ilv5 EsRilOls0 sil

4s..J,te.r, ~ Hj GGlSI, E,{fost IS.
Again desires toreturn his Grateful Thanls
20 thepablic for the magnaninnous and lib
eral Support given him, BY assiduona efforts
and faithful Performances Of the Responisible
duties deeEolving upon him M dispenser of
Medicines he hopes everto maintain thier
condolences and patronage. nla-tf
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-27
-from GHsirnrM.

H. c. Trnitt, John Peterson aud
II. T. Beyans have gone to St. Paul
The Thespiars of Prescott gave an
entertainment at the Court House last
evening.
j Frank Slocum, ". D. Of DIN.
stead Co., MIMI, il visiting his cousin,
F. E. Mantor, Of this place.
Quite a number Of our citizens at
tended the party at III Paso on the
evening of the 23d inst.
Ellsworth has had a first elias:
meat market and -four and feed store
since Chris Manser located here. May
his stay be long.
The party at the Keith House on
the eve. of the 20th, was a very enjoya'
bic affair. About 80 couples we're as.
sembled aud remained still morning"
There will be Fair and Festival
under the auspices of the ladies of this
village, at the Court House this Friday
evening, for the benefit Of the NJ. Il,
Church.
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-from Nesroh.


j. G. West, Of Clifton, has gone
below for drove Ofborses.
The mercury indicated 26 degrees
below zero Tuesday morning.
"A calf having two heads, two tails
and eight legs was on exhibition at
Hastings a few days since. This vicin'
ity has several Of that species. but no
"double.headers."
"A pleasant social gathering was en-
joyed at III Paso this week. Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. Barnes, Joseph Firner and
wife aud Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richert,
Of this city we're in attendance.
The Turner'S, Of Red Wing, are
advertised to give an entertainment al
Stone, Gray & Childs' Hall, Saturday
evening, sth inst. This troupe IS said
to comprise some of the best talent Of
that city
M B. Kimball. Of the Herald ha
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49ron, Oliref,

B N. Lawrence, ye gunsmith OF
River Falls, made US friendly call re-
Gently. He reports business lively.
Those wishing a superior rife will do
well to call on him.
The young folks had little mer-
ry.making at Mr. Taylor's the other
evening with the best Of music by the
Fox Band, and they fitted gracefully
thro' the mazes of the merry dance.
--Olivet has Grange, called Spring
Lake Grange, organized by Dept. Nero,
with membership ofthirty-one. They
have negotiated for the use Of Odd Eel
lows Hall in which to held their meet
ings.
1t has been a very busy winter for
the Mill Co. here, who have cut out a
large amount of wagon and sleigh tim
Der which has been disposed of and
hauled away as fast as it was cut. They
make No. lumber.
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Dis~oIution Notice.
Feb H. 1874

ClRC.lf COURT, piEroz CoUSrY Ma
" nlda NJ Cooper Plaintiff, against AL.
bert II Cooper, Defendant.
70 Albert II. Cooper, Defendant above
named:--
You arc hereby summoned and required
10 answer the complaint in this action, Of
which copy was Glcl at Tho Office Of the
clerk Of he Circuit Court, for tho county
Of Pierce and State Of Wisconsin Al The
village Of Ellsworth in tic county and state
aforesai3 on the 9Th day Of Jan 4. y 1871 !,
and to serve copy Of your answer 10 the
said complaint on the subscriber, A. bis
o.ioe IN the village Of River Falls, Pierce
County, Wisconsin. within twenty days af-
fer The service hereof. exclusive Of the day
Of such service; and if you fail 70 answer
the slil complaint within the time afore
sail the Plaintiff in this action will app,J
n the Court for the relief demanded 10 the
complaint.
Dated Jan D. 1874
827w NorsH. Pr, Arm
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fran Irenfon.

Our Sunday School is well attend.
ed.
Our Stores are doing a thriving
business
Sheriff Nelson and lady have been
visiting friends in this vicinity
Our Grange is still prospering
New members are constantly being
added
-Au Ep;scopll minister, Of lied
Wing, will deliver a sermon this com
ing Sabbath at the Porter school house
&C. D Bachelor, ofTodd Co, MINI.
made this burg a has;y visit last week
Hs friends were pleased to see him;
He has a notion OF emigrating to Texas.
Marion Sparks and few other
talk of starting frst-class cooper shop
in this place. This is what We need
for tight barrels ne very scarce about
here.
e. II Boasteli il the authorized
agent for the History Of the Grange
Movement ia the several towns about
here. Every farmer ought to purchase
copy of this valuable work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-27

rented 2. D. Plerce's residence on the
lake shore and will be zone among us"
in the course Of two weeks The ma.
terial for the Office will be here in about
ten days.
The Old Folks concert, Wednes.
day evening, was a grand success. 1t
will be repeated here next Saturday
evening, and those who failed to be
present should not miss this second op-
portunity Of attending one of the best
entertainments given in this place.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less So.
square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Local notices is cents per line for first
Insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
iT sertion.
All Job work must be paid for on de-
liv ry.
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TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.

A WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.
FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
TEAMS, st.sS.
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
TERMS. 81,
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, Sc. CASH IN ADVANCE.
WsslN Edition, Published every Friday, 81
A. MORSE & SON. Proprietors.
s4B PRINTING
OF every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. W. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want a good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1890 BuRHYTE Bros.
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We were very much pleased both
with the h0ol aul school house in
Esdaile. Mr. Lowater appears 20 be
an earnest enthusiastic teacher nni we
welcome him 20 Pierce Co.
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A MAN, not accustomed to litera-
ry composition or letter writing,
having lost a new hat at a country
meeting, addressed the following
note to it's supposed possessor: NJ
A--presents his compliments to
Mr. B . / have got hat which
is not his, if he have got hat which
is not yours, no doubt they arc the
missing ones.
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For SALE.

A good lot on second street in
this village, with dwelling house
barn and other out buildings. For
terms inquire Of Lucius Day, on the
premises, or Of
Mopsp
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from 1iamond RhE.

Mr.. Henry hope ana Sister. Of
Prescott have been visiting friends here
Diamond Bluff has now in rank
Ave thousand cords of dry wood ready
for the spring market.
Oliver Gibbs, Jr., Of Lake City,
MINI, lectured at the school house in
this place on wednesday evening Of
last week.
- On Thursday eve last there was
dance at the Cagic House which was
quite well attended. Oysters served
etc, making it quite a pleasant time.
Rev. G W. slocum, Of Maotor
vile. Nina, DR. j. +. Slocum, of Mar.
ion, MINI, and 4 + Mlntor, Of Els
worth visited A. f. Mantor last week
Owing to the heavy fall of snow
on Sunday last wood is now being
brought in 90 the double quick. !"
How will Trenton compare with US 10
the wood line?
Mrs. Blaisdelle, who has been "
ing dangerously i'll for some time past
aud whose frionis had given up all
hopes Of recovery, is now rapidly i'm
proving under the skiIlful treatment Of
Dr.. Hart.
Diamond Bluff Grange is progress.
ing nicely 1t still continues 10 in
crease in membership Ga Saturday
las, the members united IN gettiog up
a No one suprar which rendered il a
very pleasant meeting.
While Messrs Jackson aud A Il.
Nero we're taking a riie after Nr SIS.
matched browns, the browns became
frightened and threw both out, drag
ing Mr.. NJ. some distance b. tue reins
until he thought stunps we're becoming
too numerous Gor his future welfare
when he relaxed his holt. They
we're captured in Mr. Ms oarn-yard az
ter passing over ditch and couple
Of wood piles.
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Highway Notice.

Application having been, on the 2lst day
Of Jenuary, 1874, made to the County
Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of
Pierce, by sixteen freeholders Of the town
OF Maiden Rock, and sixteen freeholders OF
the town Of Union in said county of Pierce,
10 vaoate all that portion Of the Maiden
Rock and Menominie State Road az per
original survey, commencing at Station o.
and terminating at Station No. 20, inolu.
sive.
Notice is therefore hereby given that we,
the undersigned committee on roads, will
meet at the Doughty House in the village
Of Maiden Rock on the Sd day of March,
1874 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to de-
eide upon said application.
b. NJ, LusR,
WILLIAM s1kwoRrH, Committee
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-27
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

MRS. ". o, PINGREK
ON MAIN STREET RIVER FALLS,
Takes pictures Of all kinds in the best
style Of the art at low rates. Those wish
ing COED pictures can get them at Mrs.
Pingrey's Gallery. Give her a call. 1870
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-27
JACOB KRAPFEL.
Harness Maker.

All kinds of Harnesses made to
order. Repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch. Prices reason
able. Shop on Nam street. first
door north Saunders & Green's.
1880