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T1LToN's FATHER AND MOTHER

| ~ - H1A141E3t AN u mCTaER.
n reporter Of the New York Tribune has inter
,r.nna m9"oo tho father and mother Of Theodore
Aat1m, .n, At their home in Koyport. N. j.:
-, auoF SPOKE freely Of tho subfeot ocoupyiun
a al OF their Thought. although Worry ca, ,efni "a
asG u utlaorstood tthas they had takon no sides
as 1otWoon Theodore or Elizabeth and ware
ounoo!e thns they loved oaoh other still, what
t',at Hsos m'Ehs nave hapnened. Mra. Triton said
snht Elizabeth was to her as m own dsuutitcr
tn n" a n.9 was not willing to booyo anything
anu 90 far aa Theodore Ia concerned" said
hn.o' haVo navoT known ANYTHING bad of
th!n! t aug doh't belloy0 lilo stories that layo
oueh tolu about him. Ho was ~ good q bow az
a.y oila could wish to have, and not wild and
uukoFethab4o aa Rom0 have raIresentod him tn
@ uaso pe9n. slnoo he has become \ man. Of
course, have not known 80 much about lin
W. w. hayo always thought him kind aud affec.
Ia answer to questions regarding tho banpj.
"u5a OF Der Bon'a hone, Mra, TlltoN Hnd,
haVo Visited thore lnany times, and il thar
Woro @ not happy then I know nothing nbont II
tAeY seemed to loYo eaoh other yory muoh AMI
~ ttoat eAcl other ~ mat, and wifo B,Iuuld. r.
1iiey wore miserable tlioy didn't lot mo know II
IL hooils strange that shouldn't Layo founf !;
out. Hat oil tAat eYor hoard laa boen tllrourh
4 Iho newspapers. have lovcd Elizabeth. anT
I!ll1k eAo haa loved me, worry dsarly. il tjlora
ao be9h 70 much nnllapfuesB In her home IL |
5SoHls SHOULD haYo hoard Of It from her whan |
.io mas beon laora or whom lave been In Drook.
yh: 1 al"aya hayo thought tuat tha oppoalte--
hst fhey were everything to choh othef,h
Alta. luton sald further that. whom Ellkaboth
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ITHACA, n. T., Aug 7.-The Journo, +h,
cnrnu,ier roni81hs WIi7. ong interview with r.
his letter to the Investigating Committoap Ips M 1l
gave tho points OF 1t as follows: ~
M TMahe Tti,o Gonm1ttee IS constituted is unfair to
he conoc eto ae aas no representation in it, nor hss
ox 70 ., ct tho Committee whso1er my be- Il nat
Ae!y 9y 10 oc accepted ns final. wy 20 no'
truth and absolute Justice to s ~ n ~ p RuGe is the
h. III 81" o9iy 70 secured before court Of 1sw. Wer"
pear. 0'A ~ suJ u1oo to MP
=. npeak,ng Of Mrs Tilton'a examination, ha mid
o. fead her statement through csrof11ilr aui and
au truly Say 1t was as surprising aud incra,tihia
ILL.,, T. mg as story in tho Arabian Niehts; or
John Locke's Dlscoveries in the Mnon.' Mo,h Ht
ing over saw during my visits. or n nv Mo.u- -.
qualntanco with Alr. Or Mra. Mton. makes e ~ T.
nvon ;r supposablo that such state OF tbinrs ~
,ssou ,ss OF could exist. Until this trouble CANA
aliy hsonr on ao 70 think OF them rs exception
tho uoh wath many Of ha friends, was greyed at
,rt III .o,t1blo mistake in Judgment shown by Mr
wno'1s wun.ons advocacy Of and association with Mira
mt "toa1n' ~ nul while deplorod ha folly ii did
IheTo u was, after all. an lorofo oien,nnt
ayt, ar9 capable. If ons-tonth part Of II" Mra MI
whie frans testimony against hor husband is true,
thon III tr'n ny point OF Wow cannot credit,
vsIng ~ hia tuo separation, and 500 10 occasion
i.n 1T LIS letter Of cont,ti ion. In Justice to Mr.
,on must say that in al tie years Of inter
famits use wlsa T nm and knowledge OF him in lis
tgom him to support Mrs Tiiton's alleeations
~ nen :, aad ne "as most prosperous and oourted
NV NV 70, !ess OF him than at any othcr time When
as c4na1ge camo and he waa in trouble and i'd
allied ~ aly service Of frondahip could renGer
u I'M. =. II Theodore Tilton is bid man, then
ase ~ O.. Deoh totally deceived. Tho statement that
70 : ht, w.te nov Makes il true, makca q character
lent." " oe"'No @Ay Anoa-
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hr;af v"s on's,. ans 'ep 7oFK HsTaH, Dug. 8.
~ Lton family II to whothor there was any stint
~ H. tue family supply complained Of by Mrs, I'll
n' ton shows, n the language OF ono Of The Arm
naai, ynai mr.. I.lon was both liberal aud prompt
fn3 customer, anu Ut no timo noed Mrs, It'll
fd ~ 10 nn'o been without an abundant aupply Of
,'; tood. She could got I'll sle wanted. Mr., Mltoa
paia whenoyer it pleased him. Bomotitnos ti,a
o1Ias ran TOR month, oyon longer; but We were
werer ore aorrw aneasq He was exooont pay and wo
clasos wero always li6oral. nir. Triton has paid
un%asa o,as Of 300 at timo, and waa a frstclaas
customer. sni1s 1lo does not owe III q cent. Mrs
alaa asoa the generally made the family purchases, or
snhe v.hs ,no Goods wero bonehtin her name aud ho
'A'' A""5" pa'a
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~ nad beon there Bho usod to recoive ,ct,ora rro,
Iheodors every day and that slo wrotc xorx u
~ nr' ~ 4',n: don't understand It." sail ste
Ms. na 4st 4on,s want to talk about IT longer"
ton At tho false reports of Iaroditors ina.Kna
10 tue family She said they wero untro Da",t: ~ y
Moht every particular. She ehould mi In " 49, -
h,,sea II there iad boon eoms qnoor pooplo i,
~ ~ w.aay' =" thore wero in ovory Other family
ve sra nay n9t a. 10 peculiar. don't know. Dut
h,s SELDOM does ono hear fathor-tn-law epesk n,
me- adopted daughter as foutily AZ Mr., Bas Tilton
s,O5ias spU1ss o. o. Elizabeth They woro oxprossous
guaEe. Ho has faith In hor, '''"D '"n-
than H. nn1 ~ 1au!s she is sinnod against moro
.iL' tann sllo h1s slnnoL But will belieyo nothnT
e"1d t. no ~ don't know what to mako Of it,"
ssos mo sRen his biis"pny % and Tsaraedly bu.
,, ~ ne Doy, 10 conycrsod earnestly and lour MI
upou tno merits Of the caso itself no nunI, as ~
we oho aot0r In 1t nearest his hoart, II WA tl,o
6sriv 6o hovM Sfnuse OF father 10 son whom from
ana noble na,ne He roiatdd tho stnrina ~ vhs ta
cnid OF the first school Mfe and Of 1otor vn,~a' w.
. noM great mon lad pointed him out Al hr,iliant
erfi .a 10 most fore!ble writor and tho POW
Ihoodore would aways do whnt ro ho,;ox,,s
g DO right and truo. II ho il wronr nn,y tbapo
y. y no malice IN him, but ho ia ajmnly mistalo
10 's r1ght be mover would have told sl,a wnri
tousnes % and d. pons n9. boon driven to it by bitter
SaGa "eFe rome Of lila thoughts. And then bo
"Do they ho'p to crush him bv rr5t,no ,,,s,
s aaeostey s1tt na5s n ind na,no hs fny hoy
nofo 'r, cruelty false They LAY llia uncio dicd 20
~ 'itInaafd although he mover drank. anl TINT liz
10 1athor ia drunkard, which il nnt,,o ~ ~
"sx H. nTRe ge 70 strfko hm down by suc monue ?"
,oon rano.taa "ed t aakGa II it wore true ns had
S4f1%n
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP News.

L1YEnpoot, Aug. 10-gtoansbjna Friai, Ho-
aeenp5ollern ne Maceonia. India. Coiins. and stato
out. A'o" Ao'"' hasa al7tYed
s,i. NEW Yonx, Aug. Steamship.
pool, aud hlaas. from Rotterdam, ''0A' ''''o'-
H., NEw Y99x. Aug. 1o.-Arriyod- Nova
,.V! VuT;E;N,3,1owN: X; aug. lo.-stoamBLip Iudlans.
from Philadelphia, las arrived, A"'
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SPAIN.

,,!,a MApnID, ,a Aug; ia dispatch from Barcelona
cause body Of carlistu, n9mbofips mn 0e, g.
taachlog On that city, and thore is not sufficient
,,d,.. paRts. Aug. 1o-Le Constitution has advices
Wss pronnri,% %t!cn W represent that Don Aphonso
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Neporas from Northern IlJiuots and
fliMneaOtn,
Special Dispatch to The CAicaoc r+,bun-

A>"P"E@" from Northern Illinois and
| minnesota.
Special Dspatch to The GAicaoc r,,bun.
! p - Dixon, I'LL.
a. DIXON, III, Aug. l0.-TAs vicinity WAS yiaitod
last hishs with terlbay destructive tornajo NJ
orossing @ Ell hooh o1 1st at 1%is at oseo
?,o u, at Mi!ledgy'lle. 1ue breadth was abont i 8
miles and tho length about 10, IIut-stonos ts,i
aalEer thhn Eoosa-cggs, killing calycp turkcvs
aud aud nss ty ias thoatada and dosroyn cor
blown down and roots to ho,lyos oarrioJ I"," I,'
oistanco III tue air. At Polo thousands of acrcs
OF corn and wheat In stucks wero uttorlv dost rnu
saa od sad ,iHt 5eyeloa with he ground At Woosung5
glass waa brokon by the Wholesale Io f,a,n "ta
nv horo was not 10 exclusive, only in North
t,, pi1on, "horo large Quantities Of windows werc
% nfohon. Tho damage to this section Is yerv
A'a'S' os'laiateu ny good judgoa 1t $500, 700.
S'setdt Dispatch u IHe CH,caqo 7,risun.
., ,,ta', Hudson, ll Aug, l0.-A terrific thunder
n"nn ns1s a%ept eyer is township yesterday after
T5vlI, I9uI aoous vs' o'clock burn owned by Hiss
70. nes on nfo by lightning and consumed With ali
its contoNts total loss aboilt $500, During tin
atoini cottonwood tree in tho aalue vlei,tY was
eAIFaro4 to atoms.
~ iowANDA, lll:, Aug. t0.-A fearful alorm OF
thunder, lightning, and rain in torrontH nro4 ~
yaiea yessG;ray ovon'ng at tie lato canl.muot
ttiE noar ti!s to"1, Wllero at lcaBt B,0UG ueonln
were ' assembled. Tho roads were ohaneed frum
betih OF dust to avenues Of mud and wator. norn .
benefited greatly. "'A A'4''''u'a'o4Y
OTTAWA, I'LL.
o,s s,fe'a! - mDfspateh to 9hs Chicago Tribune.
~! UnI!TA.WA, il., aug. 10.-A fearful storm nra.
,aled u the nortlern aud eastern nortjorpp p4o ~
,s Ill.,, a'ty y,.t tast evening. fierce wnr acson.
anloa .sa 70, with Aoavy rain aud shsrp ]iahtnina
aase aeseu ior several louis. Whoat aud LoystaoEa
!efa bloHn down on oyerv farm for ,,;,a y ss"oAs g-
[ls city. . 0A Aot 'n''es aeonnd
d. ~, -, DULUTH, MIMI.
,Sa or. ttAnEs ts hInIi., Aug. l0.-Duluth had a
1'"ro ha'l-atorm yesterday, in whch S5oo Worth
ia{a% k'%7s Wis destroyed Another ha,-storiu
'sht. eo!ng the acco1ll III tho week, /. Kinn.,
shtr0yod. '''@N'"e o''A' "aa .
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p,.,:a spsc,at Dtsnateh to The Chicago 21,oun<
tra sm1nch' nontn;ns' D. y Aug. TO- Tho T1"ney OK.
ont accompanying the expedition: 'o1'o'l'ono-
ronE uusrEns ! bhAoK Hills EXPEDITION, A,,o . a..
dsy domaud " sc Aqg Reached hero yester
lost two na snca Ge e as, teah ea and sprts have
of s,ssc.s soc BY member Of company o oer de ug
tbe aat H., small party Of ol1 wsro met viii "n
,ae command struck tho nac is W sg ava Heo n
eoRe uDon pg e most
a,cn na,aes hayc been dIacoycrcd botH mia,s saues
ssnna dtgg'ng and sis Immense Section bs ir S to
rcsme o 70 EMos1ao M ~ or America. Tho march viii ha
@ne'onF aud from thence to Fort Lincoln Wv '-'''S
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CANADA ITEMS.

Special Dispatch u TIC C6icaoo 7xj1ua.
OTTAWA, e., ont., Aug, 10.-Dosninion royenut
July. S3.l47.G62; expenditures. s3,2su' SIS. '''"'
a. rseeni hn;, Mses;ng r. et tlo hardwood aa
WIS aaopsed TO curtai tic rrodoton eb,!'ou ~ nn.
ttd lhst years quantity, with Wow to obtaip. Of %
lnE bettor prices. IAoso r:o4enL hau.,a th",r.
selsaa to thiH cpurso. @''''' A'aa"
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YlE:HA, Aug. 10.-A circl,lar noto was rou
day in regard to Spanish affairs. Il morely 1,t rrr-
Pouos thnt tho Powers tako under conv,doration
the exped'ency Of recognizing tho Spanish Goy.
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!, M NEw fonK' Aug. 10.-A London letter saya
milltary.aeryice clubs to tile olroct tilt tho oin1
news from the Gold Coast IL Of such tl,ara"tnr
than probabIon 4" naofe
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THE WEATHER,

- WAsH1SaroS, u. O.. Aug. 10.-pro1,abilities->
oVor tho uppor Lako Region. falling barometer.
generally higher temperature, fresh aud brink
southwest TO southeast winds, aud partly cloudy
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Cl[gCAGD. AM IN 1l7A
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MR5. ISABELLA BEECHrR Hoorr1


n,,. From the fets York Tribune, Ano. 3.
lho following ia detailed history ~ Nra
tnos. tmookefa connection with hr Beochors casc' as
in tha Y mr. Beeohers friends and printed
+. ~ Mrs: 1sabolla Hookor, mr. Boocher's eistor
auo "'1e OF mr.. John Hooker, q lawyer by nro.
hnaa lesion. living ct Hartford, Conn. Bhc f fhad
moVemon onR aentisd .n 1l9 with tho woman suffrage
Vows. When the division occurred botwann ~
tno "inge OF the female suffragista- Mra
ho1kef @ cast her lot with that branch feprosentoi
Anthonv" @ "ooaaali aao M1s H. B. Stanton, and Miss
H,a amu no more earnest advocate OF the er11o
ca,Is caus9 Oh woman, a. she beloved 1t to b.
SEulo Sisn nuy ywhoTo bo found. Her Intimacy with
and ths f ,n IN parten!ar became worry close,
anacnao1s "ero osortod upon her, and exertod
RSMnce9ssf9lly. Mrs. Hooker learnod from Nh hirs ua
1t"n MHoahqll nts1y ths 1at9ry Of Mr. Bseoer and Mrs.
7amber is7 ad N ne he5 Psper on the 2d Of
Ti11e 11,heo unquestlonsbly mainly from TLoodore
aiio. ioo. II ia safe to asaunlo that Mrs. Hoo5ar
SxSa WooIbn tno n1s7:y ntGry In November ls7s Mrs.
end a. ona pup1nea 9oa1. her scandal to world
3ei! Iho object Of Mrs. WoodhulPs pubi1catiom ~ |
~ ~ num 9, ana TOT long tno has beon apparent to
! tne World When Ar. Beoohor deolfnad 10 ;1tcn1 w
wom % TLeodoro ntn Ton Te adysaoed s treeovers with
asfsociatod themselves, the Woodruff can~ ~
solved to destroy him. s""6 IT,
livery "E;very effort had been put forth bv tbepa
r wseoher ehhs1ag % g Ito1 ;t aad Moato induce
n.eanway Hall meoing, and to give them tl,e
Of hla great uame, aud these ofrorts
~ nna t ie!!oa. The ohjeet OF the Woodruff nuhi.
wth thas ae non 10 19 Il mr. noeohor and in pursuance
~ Ice Hoeohora M slstor, Mrs. isabella Hooker,
~, AoW T 1ar that plan succeeded rolnaina tn ho
to1' tuf .,,s Mhgn M!e. Woodruff found horvotf In
ouce. sbe o1os ha,aHn va complesoy under or ill.,
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LONDON, Aug: lit is rumored thai Fir
sf;.aaHin AlsfanS1 cock1u1n will soon resign tho Chief
Halial Britt. formerly Solicitor Gonsrsi amd nun
Judge OF tho Court Of Common Pleas. "'' Ao"
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ARKANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL copvrurtou

o,, LITTLE hooEE. Art., Aug. 1o.-The rnauee
1entinn lsteo mado majority report 10 tha Con.
knoTn aa tho alfors bo,sd. atata ni ra;tro,M y
handa. and laYoo bapda ~A3 'aa'eosa
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TURKEY

LONDON. Aug. 10.-1he publication Of tha
~ Le'n Ianaes has been suspended by orders Ut
tAo Turkish Government for adverse crit,c;sms
On she financial administration OF tue Ports.
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INDIA

Bo1BA1. Aug. 10-Disastrous foods tave M,
patrea N uppor 8cinde. Several towns lavo
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Tho grahshopporH, Or rol-joread ipousf h,vo
"b"9t 'AFauou AAllaAA e*aat,u.p lowA uyor Aa-
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L1TTLE l'oox, Ark, Aug. 10.-Tllo past four
days AaYo boon tue hotteat known in tho memory
OF tho oldest inhabitants. Yesterday the thor.
mo'notcr stood at 105 dogroos, and to-lny ut IiH
Iho air from tho aouth has the Appearance OF
boing dnyon by q furnace.
, 1874-08-11

-,u,,, TIE COMMITTEE
~ nola an informal moetiug for consultation
- O'CLOCK tomorrow forenoon, a1,d hnI,3 ,
formal session in tho evening, at Mr.. stnrra
tile investigation. f'''"pa o'oSS
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

PERsoNAL.-S ID Porter, Of Trcu.
ton, aud Charley Durgin, Of Diamond
Blutf we're among our pleasant visitors
last Friday.
&. W. Cairns and c. Ouman, OF
Ellsworth, aud Mr. Sweet. Of Trcmpe.
leau county, gave US a call last Friday
evening
Reuben Robinson, a superintendent
and builder Of note at Minneapolis was
visiting friends here last week lie has
our thanks for friendly call
Halyer Halyerson, of Magtcl, and
many other gentlemen whose names We
have scarcely space to tnumerate, gave
W. friendly and business calls during
the pact week
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

The concert next Thursday evening
BY Mrs. Z A. B)wron an her singing
class, will be one Of unsual lntefes, to
the parents and children ofthi. Vi lage,
to say the least; and we believe il vii
be Of interest TO all lovers oE good mu-
sic Il should be remembered that
this is a home enterprise aud as s4ca,
it presents unusual claims upon the
publio Give them good house, and
thus encourage a most worthy home
enterprise.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Mrs. Bowron has decided to hold her
Concert at Agricolitsn Hall, instead OF
che NJ. T.. Church.
We hope to see the Hall well filled;
the cost is trihiug, and the enterprise a
worthy one. There is a troupe Of good
singers, aside from the children, and the
latter should DO encouraged By all
means. Come ono--come all.
Tickets only 25cts. Children under
twelve, l5cts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Horace Taylor has attempted TO as.
sumo the censorship Of the River
Falls JOURNAL. Don't do it, Horace.
The man who can do SO "dtrty" a trick
as to seal laurels from the brow of hi,
dead brother, had better not call lis
ueighbor dirty" Remember that
But call US any thing you please. Horace,
only be careful that you say no good
Of US.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Horace Wadsworth has bought a lot
on Maple street, Of Lorenzo Lewis, on
which he intends soon to erect build.
ing for boot and shoe store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

The land grant still hangs fire II I he
Assembly. Whether Baldwin or Mark
Fulton will win in the end, is still an
open question.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Rev. Stothard will soon leave his
charge in this village. lie will, after
April 1st, supply Trimbelle, New Gen.
terville aud Pleasant Valley,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Mr. Cooper and wife, who is a sis
ter of Mrs. George Pratt, were on q Wis.
it here last week. They hail from Fair
haven, Stearns county, MINI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

NJ. y. Kimball will start another
newspaper at Prescott, on or about the
first Of April next.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Charley Hicks has recently put a pi
asxa in front Of his house, which invites
the inspection aud admiration Of each
passcr-by.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Prof. Cady has sold the Institute
Building, furniture aud fixtures, to
Prof. II ) Baker, who viii continue
the school under former resuhti rs as
nearly as may be practicable
Prof. Baker has long been f.yor.5ly
known as a teacher, having spent sew
eral years 10 this place, aud %, ia
Hammond, il that capacity. We be-
speak for hlm that patronage and en-.
courascmcnt his merits SO richly
deserve. The Spring Term Of the
Institute, under the new Principal, j.
announced Ia the Journal of to-day
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

John Green has purchased Mr.
Saunders interest in the store building
aud lot heretofore occupied by the late
firm, as we'll as all the stock in trade.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

DR. Bourn returned from Milwaukee
last Friday evening. On his way home
he called at Madison to interview the
Servants" He reports all pleasant
except Judge Barron, who, he gays,
refused to send as a lock Of his hair.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Scveral loads of jolly young folks
from town spent a very pleasant even
ing at Mr.. Kimball Curriers' last Thurs
day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24
Tuun and GALLEY.

Two fine business lots for sale on
Maple street, east Of Napes' store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

This Office has recently been suppl
ed with several new fonts Of job type,
and we are better prepared than ever
before to execute plain or fancy work
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

For the benefit Of Rev William
Gill, there will be a Donation visit at
the residence Of Mr. ani Mrs. X. J.
Wilcox, next Friday evening All are
invited
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

The Star 4, Times Of last week
heads an editorial with the eupho-
NOUS @ word dirty" This was su
perhuous, Horace, since the last we
heard of you, you was in Dwight Halls
barn-yard. You are dirty enough,
heaven knows, without boasung Of your
nastiness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

Messrs. Hammond 4 Stepens have
a smoke house in full blast, and they
are prepared to receive shoulders and
hams, and cure or smoke the same in
applc-pie order.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

g. p. Bracket will build a fine res
idence this spring. lie has most Of the
material on hand already.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

lfit were not too early 10 the day
VIC should say that lodge of the
Knights Of Pythias was organized in
this place on Monday evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

An unsophi,tocated youth in Kin
nlckinnic thinks that SOMEBODY has
loaded him with "undeserved hon.
ors q" MIR Somebody has done tht
very thing, if he has accused him Of
writing the article referred 70. No
man who knows him ever suspected he
had brains enough to write anything o,
the kind. lie says he has been aillct-
ed with "collc or worms We doubt
il not, and we are inclined to think lie
had both when he wrote his "doggenaI."
lie Is certainly a logged fellow. with
'smutty" vision, and lie "behcld the
talented countryman" purely in mag
nation. BE quiet, gentle youth; take
a dose of Mrs. Winsow's soothing
syrup. You are evidently teeth us."
The Concert last Friday evening by
". W. Warner and Troupe, was we'll
attended, considering the Gc, that a
very short notice was given The eos.
tune was unique attractive ami
Timely, aud the pl,t' we're well per.
formed, especially that Aunt Bst.ythy
oihcious old lady with ehcekerel apron.
tight Stoves, green trimmed cap &c
THE Poor Man o .'lo, was render.
ed admirably OIL Sigtwa. wa tn
richest piece Of the evening.
John Anderson wa. Good. il IL
lacked the Scottish brogue. 10 was "a.
deemed by its pa,hos.
We doubt whether The people Of thi,
village were over better pleased with
small Investment 81 tine aud money
than they wer, on Fri,y evening 10
speak in praise at individual singer,
would be superduou' sn,c they are
too well known 70 uccd praise fr,sl any
source.
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At tho Annual Session Of the Grand
Chapter Of Royal Arch Masons at Nil.
waukee on the 18th instant, a Charter
was granted for a new Chapter Of II. A.
NJ, az this place, taking rank as No. 10
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Is hereby given that o. Q. Hicks & Carl
ton are prepared to do oil kinds Of Carpen-
ter, Joiner, and shop work, on short ro-
tice. Plans aud specifications drawn 10 or
der, Shop near the Congregational Church,
River Falls. Wis. 1870
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Seventy-seven years is the real time
fixed by Harvey Clapp's railroad bill
for building the road to River Falls
aud Prescott. Or, rather, there IS no
time at all fixed, only by permission,
and that the company has always lad,
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As Uncle Washington Nichols and
J. A. Short have each quite recently
Invested IN "family organ," we pro-
pose that they join their respective
forces and give US grand concert.
We would suggest that they appoint
Uncle Jencks as conductor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-02-24

10 Gov Parker we are indebted for
sundry reports aud with them a synop.
teal index to tbs Private aud Local
laws OF the state from the organization
Of the Wisconsin Territory, to eighteen
hundred and seventy three, inclusive
John Foster is building a dwelling
house near Mr. Cowan's 1t is 18x2t,
two stories. Messrs. Henry & Sawyer
are builders.
These gentlemen having associated
themselves in business for the coming
season, are pr Jared to DO work in their
liue on CO. act, or by the day. They
are good gorkmen, reliable and indus.
trious.
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B. II. PILLAR,

BLACKSMITH. Shop on Main Street,
south Of Bracket House. Particular atten-
ton given TO shOeing horses. 1870
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