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DAYTON MILLS.

BY Charles a. Mckee This mill is now in
complete order for custom or merchant
work. A fair share of patronage is res.
pectfully solicited, River Falls, Wis. II 80
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House Moving.

II C. HoLCOMB is prepared to raise or
IL. move buildings on short notice,
promptly and in good order 1870
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS.
Mrs. TC. u. Scales.

Has the best assortment of Confectionery
S ationery, Canned Fruits, Green Apples,
L 'ctures, Notions etc, ever brought to Riv-
err Falls. She solicits a share of public
patronage. Main Street, River Falls. II 80
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Il. N. LAWRENCE,
GUNSNITIH.

shop on Main Street, River Falls, Wis.
N. BAH articles repaired, and not
paid for, will be sold for the charges, after
ninty days. 1926
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MISSES LEyINGs.

Keep a bookstore. embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
azines. A full supply of stationery
Store in the JOURNAL BLOCK, Main Street.
River Fails. 17-30
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N. L. BURNS
J. WATSON
Il. ". REED.

Dealer in Watches, Clio ks and Jewelry,
Main street Repairing done on short no
ticc, and warSnted to give satisfaction. 1870
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w. T. BURNETT,

Blacksmith. shop on Sycamore street,
above Watson's harness shop. IL 80
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SOMETHING NEW
UNDER THE SUM

J. D. Proctor, Photographer of
Hastings has come with his Portable
Photographic House and will remain
with us for few weeks. Now is
your time to procure a perfect like
ness of yourself. Go one, 20 ALL
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Gems and Photographs of all kinds
known to the art, taken at reasonable
rates.
Particular pains taken with chill
dren.
T. A. SMITH,
Operator, late from Chicago.
37tf
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JOIIN SHEEAN.

Merchant Tailor, Prescott, wis. Keep
Gents Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand. Be5"All work warranted. 1890
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A. II. ROBERTS,

IT EALER In groceries aud provisions, at
- ie lowest market price. All kinds Of
hrmhr's produce taken in exchange for
oods. Prescott VIE. IL 80
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billiard SALOON.

Ry John McKeen. In the store formerly
occupied by J. d. Jennings as drug store.
17-oO
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BILLIARD SALOON,
Nv B. Mayors. In Babcock Building,
on Sycamore 81. 1870
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TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.

A WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER.
FIRST EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
TERMS, st.25.
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Terms, 81.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Edition, published every Friday 81.
A. MORSE SON, Propretors.
sea PRINTING
OF every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
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WM. WILLIAMS,

Wagon, Carriage and Sleigh Maker. All
kinds Of repairing done with dispatch.
Chop in j. stephen ) Building. 1890
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Dissolution Notice.

The coparinership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm
name Of Hudson & Burnett. is by mutual
consent, this day dissolved.
River Falls, Feb. |, 1874
W s. HuDsos,
w. I. BURNETT.
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d. II. LEvINGS,

House, Carriage and Sign Painter. Paper
Hanger and Grainer, River Falls. Wis. II 30
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S. Il. GOLDSMITH.

Carriage and Wagon Maker. Repairing
dore to order. shop opposite the Prairie
Mills. 1870
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BLACKSMITH SHOP.

Louis Olson. All kinds ofblack-
smiihing, such as horse shoeing, ironing
wagons, sleighs, etc. done in neat work.
man like manner. Shop near Bracket
House. 1850
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A LOVER who stole kiss said that
her glyeerenity was more than the
most ardent could have wished.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, 30.
A square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Local notices Is cents per line for first
insertion and 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
All job work must be paid for on de-
livery.
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N. N. TIIELANDER,

CONTRACTOR q BUILDER.
Shop on Main Street, on Brooklyn Side.
River Falls, Wis. 17-45
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

A QUEER TRANSACTION We heard
OF rather queer transaction that took
place on the landing yesterday morn
ing, which if true, will bear investigs.
ton by the proper authorities. A man
named Holt, who belongs down the
river someplace. brought up two calves
on the steamer Express for the purpose
Of selling them. The calves were put
off the boat and tied on the landing,
the owner being somo-place in the
city looking for a purchaser. Shortly
after the owner had gone, the mate oil
the boat observed man, who, it is
said. lives in the Eighth ward, driving
the cattle up the landing. The mate
stopped the individual, and while talk.
ing with him about the matter. the
owner put in an appearance. Holt
threatened to have the Eighth ward
man arrested, but the matter was COM
promised by the payment OF elk dollars
to the owner OF the calves au1 two dol
lars each 10 q Justice OF the Peace and
an officer who happened TO be IL the
vicinity at the time Of the occurrence,
Isn't this queer sort Of way to sets
tie felopy2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

BLACK CRooK.-The Opera House
was jsmmed with people, last night to
witness the spectacular drama Of the
Black Crook. All the seats were not on.
ly filled, but the aisles were crowded by
unfortunate individuals were COMPEL.
ed to ct and during the performance. A
large portion Of the audience were Ia
dice. We gave our opinion OF the per-
Torrance Yesterday, and it 10 hardly
worth while to repeat it, further than
to say that it is first slsss in every res
pect. There will be q matinee this af-
teruoon for the benefit Of the ladies and
children. The LAST performance Of the
troupe will be given this evening. and
we advise those who want to get s'ssst
70 20 very early.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11
TIE HRLPKRs' STRIKE.
WHEELING, Aprit9, 1874.

Editors of the Register. -
srR:-I hope you will allow the
helpers OF the different mills Of our
city to be heard in regard to the present
strike, through the columns OF your
valuable paper, brought or forced upon
Us BY the unjust and selfish manner in
which those "white men" as they csll
themselves are now acting with their
helpers. Now those boilers after the
five months strike paid to their be lip
ers $500 per day and 10 the third hands
sl.25, while the present reduction o.
30 cents will allow them now Sc 25,
and when they paid the above wages
they only received $3.50 per
tor. Since that time they reduced the
DOOR third hands wages to one dollar
per day. Aud l will cay here to the
credit OF those good hearted sous OF
vulcan, that at least two thirds Of the
third hands a-e orphans whom their
widowed ml,ne.s or distressed families
have to depend on to great extent for
living yet those generous men exact
OF those poor boys every heat at the
end OF the week at the rate OF 20 cents
per beat. And now they attempt to
reduce the helpers from $500 10 sl.S5
per day, thus making a reduction oil
40 cents per day, while they have only
sustained actually a loss OF Is cents per
ton since the long strickland
yet they stand up and say to the helper,
Come on and we will give you 81 IS
day." Now these are the very men
that deiame what they call BLACK
sheep" and still they are the first to
try u induce or impart into the coming
boilers or helpers the first lessons Of
i"Blacksheeping' by coaxipg them to
work for wages that the boilers know
are unjust at Sc 65 per ton. l would
here ask OF the boilers what they can
expect OF these helpers, with fish-hook
eyes and more crooked aud deceitful
principles than their eyes indicate,
when they become boilers can they ex-
poet anything Of them except to take
the same advantage OF the boilers that
they are now taking Of their brother
helpers.
Ibope that some day they will pay
the boilers for their present meauness.
Hoping that some OF the boilers will
find time 10 answer this, and how that
they can find use for 81 so per day after
paving their helpers, arc then ask the
helpers to work Tor 81 s., would like
to hear from them.
TIE RlvERslDE HELPERS.
P.S. Would it not be well for the
crusaders to call meeting and pray
for those heartless men, if they do, we
will join in q iervent prayer to God TO
change their minds and cut short their
drinks. HELPER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

A SoARE.-A day or two since the
moulders OF Fishers foundry were
treated to q first class scare. Among a
lot of scrap iron purchased was az
eight or ten pound bomb shell, which
was thrown into the cupola with lot
et other from. While the men were
quietly at work, they were startled by
q LOUD noise similar to the discharge Of
. cannon. and not knowing the cause,
they made a general stampede for the
doors. At the time it was not known
what caused the noise, but the discovery
Of another shell in q lot OF old iron
yesterday. explained the mystery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

County CoURT.-The following busi'
ness was transacted in this Court yes
t.rdsy.
The jury iu the case o. B. +. Tiff vs..
Henry Helling, returned a verdict in
,ayor OF the defendant. Motion was
made for new Trial. the hearing Of
which was continued.
John Gcbhart, native OF Germany,
was admitted to citizenship.
The case OF the Central Glass Com
pauy rs. John Nolan, was continued.
In the case OF G. W. johnson Us
Wiliisn Nicholson. the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff 70. the amount
claimed, S90.1S.
The case Of J. R. Miller IS. Philip
Soluble 10 act aside the judgment had
10 former cause, was argued, and de-
cisiou reserved and the case continued
The court adjourned until this morn
ing at the usual hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

A CuRIoGTY.-Ws were yestsr-
day shown . promisory note BY
s. P. Hildrsth, Esq- dated Feb
ruary 18th, 1916, which wss
found about fourteen years ago by
the above gentleman. 1t is we'll pre-
served and is perfectly legible. though
the or,hogrsphy as well As the chlrog'
rsphy are somewhat different in style
from that in vogue at the pressn.
time. The following is a copy OF
the note, verbatim ct Hteratim:
81 FEBRUARY 80, 1916
For valley Received We promis to
psy or cost 10 Be paid unto Garrei
Achenson or order the Som OF Sixty
Dollars on Demands whit interest from
Date here of until paid.
James Gill seal
John Gill seal.
Witness
John II. Thornburgh.
On the reverse side we find two cred
tie. viz:
October 10. 1916, by cash paid $500.
February Is. 1917, Received on the
within $2l 81.
The note has evidently been the sub
ject Of some "lawipg." for on the back
OF it there is something about judg-
ment being entered up. but the balance
of the writing can not be deciphered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

A HANDSOME LOT OF ARTICLES.
There are quite q number OF handsome
ly fitted up store rooms on Main street,
but none OF them excel that OF ]
Friedel & Co., at No. ll30. They have
certainly one OF the largest and most
complete stocks OF queeusware and
house furnishing goods in the city. In
looking over their tastefully arranged
etoreroom, we noticed some elegantly
decorated chamber Gets, beautiful tea
sets, handsome lamp goods, chandeliers,
and brackets 'or the use
OF oil, fine glassware, fancy tim
ware, walters, table cutlery, looking
glasses, woodenware, vases, castors,
fancy goods, &c, which are all new and
oil all descriptions. 10 addition 10 this
the firm keep q full assortment Of
wall paper OF the latest patterns and q,
the lowest prices. We advise our lady
readers, before purchasing the above
line Of goods elsewhere to call and ex-
anime the large and elegant assortment
10 be found at the establishment oil j..
Friedel & Co., 1880 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

BROOKE COUNTY clip the fol-
lowing items from the Panhandle Ns'0s !:
The farmers OF Brooke appear to be
in right good spirits. The prospects
for a good wheat crop are splsndii, and
notwithstanding the cod snap. a great
deal of spring ploughfDs has been done.
Rev. J. Cross, OF the Presbyterian
church, WelIsburg, has resigned bis
present passionate, aud goes to New
York City. where be has accepted q
position as general agent connected
with the distribution OF religious lItera-
ture upon the railroads, at q salary oil
$1,000 per aDnum.
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PRRsoSAL.-N Q mad the pleasure Oi

PRRsoSAL.-N g mad the pleasure Of
a call Yesterday by Rev. Dr.. Pershiug,
the accomplished and deservedly pop-
ular President OF the Pittsburgh Fe-
male College. He was on his way to
Weston, where he will deliver to-mor-
row the dedicatory sermon in new
Methodist Episcopal church recently
erected in that place. DR.. Pershing is
one Of the most eloquent preachers In
his branch OF the Christian church. He
10 . thorough scholor; graduate of
old Jefferson College and in the last
General Conference was supported BY
nanv friends as q candidate Tor the
Bishopric. In the Pittsburgh Female
College and in his occasional ministry
elsewhere, he is probably doing as
.uch good as he could expect to &C.
eemplish in Any other station.
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Real EsrArs Ts.ssssss-Ths fol.

lowing are the real estate transiers en-
tered in the clerks Office for the week
ending April 10Th. 1874: El.
Deed made April 4, 1874, by W. S.
Tippet and others to Jacob Fraukwein
Tor part OF lot No. As in Jonathan
Zsne's addition. Admitted April 4;
81. 1000. .-.
Deed made December 20, 1872, by
q. C. Ulrich and wife 10 Jensen
Schmidt for a piece OF land called
"Suunyside" vineyard. Admitted
April 4; 1850.
Deed made April 4, 1874, by John
Weibel and wife to Geo. W. Coffy for
lot No. 3 of the Wesbel division OIL
the estate of Thomas Thornburg on
Little Wheeling creek. Admitted April
4; $500.
Deed made August 26th, 1873, by
John Miller and wife to Wilhelm Glss
con for the south half OF lot No. "a,
Jacobs addition, South Wheeling
Admitted April 4; $50 90.
Deed made March "a, 1874, by John
Davis and wife to Henry Broemsen,
transfers lot No. Is 10 square "a.
South Wheeling. Admitted March 6,
1874; $500.
Deed.made Aug. 26, 1873, by John
Miller and wife to Wilhelm CHASER.
transfers south one-half of lot No. 81
IN Jacobs addition. South. Wheeling
Admitted April 4. 1874; $50. -.
Deed made the sixth day OF April,
1874. by John Brace and Michael Pat
ton and wife to Matthew Daily. trans
fers lot No Is, square No. 30, Beauna
Vista addition. Admitted April 7,
1874; SITS.
Deed made March l6, 1874, by Mar
garet Stewart to Engelbert Storch,
transfers an undivided one-fifth inter-
eat in a tract OF land on Middle Wheel
, ing creek in Triadelphia district. Adj
United April 7, 1874; $99256.
Deed made made March 81. 1874, by
James PAUL and wife 10 James W.
Paxton, for lot No. 8 in square Is,
Chapline street. Admitted April 6,
1874; $l250o.
Deed made April 4 1874. by John
Gilchrist and wife to Ezra II. Burkett,
for lot 81 in square No 9, Wheeling
Island. Admitted April 6, 1874; $500.
Deed made April lst, by John A.
Arms rong and wife, 20 C. ". Mayer,
tor lot No in Armstrong and Lewis
addition, leland. Admitted April 6,
1874; S2,l73.S4
A deed made March 80, 1874, by
Frederick Wassman and wife, transfers
to Mary A. Freese the south one. bali
OF lot No. 4 in squsre No "a. 10 the
Eighth ward. Admitted April S, 1874 ;
$500.
A deed made the 9th OF April, 1874,
J bv S P. Hi'dreth, trustee, transfers. to
, the Commercial Bank certain lot Of
ground on the northeast cnrner OF Main
and Webster streets. Admitted April
1Oth 1874 81 600
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The Y. C. B. C. BALL-The atten-
dance at the ball gwen by the Nail
City Boa. Club, at Turner Hall last
night, was large, aud it wss decided
success. Everything was conducted in the
beet possible manner for the pleasure
aud enjoyment Of the ladies and gentle
men present Johnny Birch and his
assistants furnished the music Tor the
merry dances. The ball was continued
until late hour this morning
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

A TIMELY Dr.oovERr,-Yesterdsy
morning as the train over the Hemp
field road was about leaving the depot
at Washington for this city, it was dis
covered that the baggage car was on
fire. The train was run back to the
water station and 9 stream OF water
turned on the car, which soon extin.
euishsd the fire without much dsmsge.
The FIRE vac between the ceiling aud
roof Of the Car, and caught from the
stove.pipe. Had the train been any
distance from the station j, would have
been burned up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

J. r. LAKIN d Co, merchant aiiors
and dealers IN gents furnishing good
No. SO Twelfth street (old Minros)
have received their stock OF IA ] and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles TO
suit purchasers and q perfect fit guar
auteed. They have also on hand a Iull
line OF gents furnishing goods to sui
the most fastiilous. Persons coutem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. 81,
Shirts made to order and 8 fit guar
auteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court
is still occupied with the case OF Geo
% Davenport Administrator as. the B,
l. o. R R., suit to recover damages
for an alleged infringement by the road
OF patented arrangement for transfer,
Jog cars to ferry and other boats. The
evidence was concluded yesterday
morning and the argument OF counsel
begun in the afternoon.
John n. Hoon. was, on motion Of
Judge Kennedy. admitted to practice
in this court.
1t is understood that the "Charleston
extension" case OF johns, ir., Us. Slack
aud others, will be taken up on Mon
day. Marshal Slack being interested
in it's decision, the Court delegat'
ed Sheriff Brown to summon s
Jury for the trial o! the eauee.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

POLICE CouRT Dolly one person was
before this court yesterday, and that was
an individual named Edward Kelly.
He was charged with disorderly con
duct, having made things lively around
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot
CD Thursday. He was fined twenty dol
lars and costs, but not having that
amount OF Imitation" he will he an
srkite for the next thirty days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

THE McLURE HOUSE Hor.-There
wa q large attendance at the Mcclure
House last night. All the young bellies
and beaux OF the city were there, be.
sides come gentlemen wall flowers.
The affair reflected credit on theyouDg
gentlemen who had it in charge. OF
course Joe Kramer furnished the
music.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11

TIE COMING PlAso-Sttin,oov UDrigb,
-Messrs. Adams d Lucas, 1927 Mar
ket street, have recently suec eded in in
troducipg the Steinway Upright Pianos
in Wheeling. by the sale OF several OF
those sup'rIor instruments 10 some Of
our cit'z-ns,
Tide Upright Piano is, from its small.
compact form and handsome exterior,
especially suited TO the toudoir, the re-
ception room and the psrlors OF many
houses where the Grand or Square Pi.
apo could not conveniently be placed.
Messrs. S,einway e. Sons have, after
long and earnest study aud experi.
me- ts. succeeded in producing Upright
Pianofortes which are the most pertes,
instruments Of their class constructed
The volume OF tone is July equ-l 10
any OF Steinwsy's best Square Grand
Prapos, while the quality is OF the
most exquisite musical cbaracter--pure,
sympathetic, and IN the highest degree
pliable. The durability OF these new
Upright Planes, aud their cspscity OF
standing 10 tune, is unparalleled in the
history OF piano making, and even
greater than that of the best Grand aud
Square Pianos.
Too much can not be said in favor OF
these instruments; in fact, they must
be seen and heard 10 be appreciated.
There ia no doubt whatever that the
Steinuay Upright Piano will shortly
displace other styles Of instruments,
and the Messrs. Adams & Lucas. sole
agents Tor the came, assure Us that
there is O rapidly increasing demand
here for the same, and that they intend
10 future to keep q stock OF to EN- cop.
.t,,,Iv m band
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-11
WORTHWHILE ITEMS.
From the Reporter.

fTOm Tue ncpoIteI'
TEE pro, poets for an abundant wheat
crop in this county were never better
than at this time.
ELECTION The municipal election
for the town OIL MoundsvIle takes place
in about five weeks.
REV. J. Il. thompson, OF Wheeling,
at the solicitation of the Temperance
Association last Tuesday evening. has
kindly assented to be present at the
next meeting. TO be held on Tuesday
evening, be l4rh inst, in the Court
House, and address our citizens on the
subject Of Temperance
GooD.-At the Dsgue school house.
| 10 Sand Hill district, on Saturday last,
number of the cit zens OF Wheeling
Valley met for the purpose Of making
arrangements for the construction Of q
t,rn pike road along the valley OF Big
Wheeling creek, running from the
Pennsylvania lite 10 Elm Grove.
DURING The past week the temper
snce ladies OF this place have been so.
liciliDg signatures TO their pledges and
but ab Ut two out OF eacn hundred o.
our CITIZENS have as yet refused to sign
them, and these are not dealers. %
the contrary, those who have been en-
gagged IN the sale OF liquor have, with
but one or two exceptions, signed the
pledges, and those who have not al"
ready doue 60, will, in ell probability,
do go coon. As we stated 10 previous
issue, the liquor dealers Of Mouudsville
are not so hard-nearted as come we
have read OF in other places. We be.
lieve they are gentlemen Of principle,
aud as such will sign the plelgs in goud
faith.