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New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
5ltnaiions rOauteo frmalcs.

A DVFRTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEiEEp AZ AZ IL H.
UPTOWE OFFICES No i,-5S BIoA."A{ coz i,S @ s,;o
Al ar .g, Wet rWcaty tAiIds, cor Ll+hth aF e. snV
iri ave- cor Forty sryenthsi at the ~ RLEN uFthtF
80 Isl Thiri ave- cor hundred aEdtNcnty Onth ST
tarlcn Saylngs Bank BuilLs), up to D. H. al regular
Office rates
At MORISON's oldest and only reliable
u servants, Oce corner and 6taye, best
for every capacity families hotels restaurants %c ia ''o
cy or country. Notice tins address
LARGE number of frst-class German
N SERVANTS for all capacities Nurses C amoeraa1s' a
Cooks girls general work. lAundressea el az
IOWE's GERMAN BUREAU, l3I l5thst, bet 3d and sth'
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legal Nollfe5.

IN pursuance Of an order Of Dclano {. Calvin,
ESQ. surrogate ~ me Count q" New h"e Eoc7 ' 'h'rP
given 10 III persons having HGa-' Maria d' Ias hgr-
G-s de ss Iays.ca late 81 the CITY II Havana ~ The
island 0f Cuba dC-asod DIs with SoHch'rs
thereof tc sb-ber hi his 1cn No 30 IioaG"ay 10 the
% tiI day ui NOFc4u neat
JUAN u. CEBAILDS
C0"IEVI s8OIuE.s, PIocofs, GS 20 " 4ai 81, y.
ape lawGmS.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of -. G. Calvin,
esq. suuosaie OF te County o. New York notice b. here,
ID. gyCg g'r-HIs having CLAIMS against GLpHtsE
GI~WOID Gi.a 8, tate Of Tie CITY G NoY N0ra deceased,
10 uTc,Gt e with vouchers thereof the Subscribers,
al a ,r place uausdrt tin2 Du8Ine the occ Of g. @.
I4.a.. wallet, iit CITY % OIk,
before tAc 18TH ua, Of october. \. y 1910, next.
Datea. Neyy York, The l9h day o ApiiL 4. d. 1876.
UENnAN r. IL roy L,..r,oro
SUSAN !. GRAY, 'A'''''''-
II q L.a.frr
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yEAUMBEk HOUSE,
w JEIFIK-ON, y. ",
j. n. CGDDEEB. Proprietor.
formerly Of PhouN Hotel Concord y H. so'rh O) n"eS ITO"
Lancaster, =. H.
NArRrGUT UOUSE-Near the Catskill Noun
W t.p.-. now -tJdy to receive ~u amer guests lr ~
from Trlrgraph and = o. cairo; nve minutes Walk 70 ln
mineral waterfalls, Gg. Board, 80 70 - u'i WIZ
,lartu under ton half price ErirlrH'r y a htlIt. 80
Broadway. g. NJ. POSTER r liH tiN l''s'' p' "'"N''
4. ". WRIGHT, tauu, Greene Co, -. Y
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday. July IA, L

NEw-YoRK. Friday. July IA, 1875
m. two following legal auctions were made
-.a. Exchange salesroOm to-day
&" BUR r. BarnStt
, ,asemment brick house and stable, with
on MadisOnave cor Of 71thsI piot ioz soo a5e
ioS s,I Hsnrk Spk factory with plot of 42a ST. EFT
s% Wiilisaye sItendng 70 Nh 6SSS, 1coo
"a ward. plot 671lOO1l5 " OonoAn"-' -'''
oyyrcIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE IfANSfhhS'
nxeoro Of 7sdst isxSo; r Belshsw. ~,
VII: g s Il Sf Of %Te B. ac1Si Mary Gress to ooo
icthsye 8 4yS ~ Rau G 10000
EiTgens,'SSeSTft 60 n 70 ofstSave. 2oIaSs HewsOp
isthst s2d7 IT Q Oh zdS'e' 1oAiooo a l25OO
iv. 70 81 cor aTa' Df 7o6si soiioO5 also in
sssTS asgdsens KnaOeschuch aud Others to 90 ooo
surn 8 II l9E Grnb ~ Oh $4,000
Msye TspS Ter VI Nominal
1888 St s. so ,,t,d ~ Cassy Nominal
1895 2osS OF Nominal
ssS:, Ga:,I5 Siasye iosIYas j. Mar $500
NsdisCnays soT; G;rswSS. % SS..:e 100000
q ION Sy ds1s sHS 10 M to b. Styles 10000
iehays sane I ,IOaS pTSRs'y a. D. 10000
lngion ave- S2Sd "ara o ~ lazy IL 800
7thsye = ,Suv,nbsttsn ~ Lie Insurance Co - 1900
,oS ~ ~ 81 II OF 9haye, lSxsUo p '" Loe"' ooo
get 70 az II W Of ethave l9xlO05; same to same 5000
SD 200 y Ors OF oave. - :. 90 900
uehs ave 2C9 Sx21o, GAN Ward)i D d. DlI- s,o
ford us ~ J. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
v.Ssv Michael and wife TO Frank MacDavt esoi 80 ooo
"a ave If SOih years s"'~'"
esms 10 Selmar Hess, Of 2dave' so1 oO'hs' coo
wow
pstSs Frederck and wife to Klein oi SAlhsIe zoo
n OI PSoe,e 10 Mosyn of l2sthst oi oth' ooo
rsIo con aud wife klngelhOeier SIS OF 4A'h ozo
SANE In Andrew Merz, Of Ath-st Oh othaVoi eoo
airs Jeremiah and wife 10 JordOn Oh I~''- ooo
Al heiw,en 5th and 18th aves ears s'00
uSIfoyi Daniel TO Ape J3th-st Del ISL anu -u' soo
Koch JnG 20 PayG Bruce aRa YEARS o.v'o 10000
Mead Css L. iT and v,ie' 5 % IN WSrJ 1900
Martin james & to Jacobson '"'n 1900
Ri!ehle Nay yS, a. 70 months S5S o.s $500
sncgsn = la 10 Jesse Marshall. 22d-st W 0i o.o
lOnciaLl . i ''N'4'o-' :, -,l,,'
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mdrols auo Stale Mmle!s.

A TIENIlON! Nov is the time to purchase
SLATE AND MARBLE MASTFLS.
Prices never low. STATE step aDd and an kinds
blate work PENRHYN SLATE Co,
% Union square, \. Y. l4thaye and l1thsL)
CAS0NI g. ISOLA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
40 70 l52 West 4Oth-st.. broadway
honnnents Mantes Affairs Figures, rng, "ainscoiiDg
SIEWART's Slate, Marble and Wood Mantcls
Ne@ ard elegant dsslsns ranging ini price from $40 up
fne trade literally dealt with 220 222 West dat
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Jfe Cream.
A FACT.-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
and appreciated purity richness and certainty OF be-
ing delivered in good order.
CHURCHES, FAIRS, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS &C.
supplied at
25c. PER QUART.
Depots 3O5 Fourhave Broadway and 10 Chatham ST.
EUSSELL's ICE-CREAM, BEST IN TIE
city Dealers and churches 20 cents per quart speclA
attention outtown orders. ~ Bible House.
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Gorses, Carriages, Garness, &f.
CARRIAGES OF ALL KINDS.-Top Bug
~ ges, Pony PhactOns Rockaways, light extension Op
PARK Phaetons an other styles my make at manu-
acturcrs prices and warranted Look at WORK ID Pa
delphia Cen. .nnial Exhibition, No. 1857 =, "
f CIAs. CRUDE, 3GG Canal ST, y. Y
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Ceuntrn Real gsiaie for Sale.

O6uHlrD ptul SSiHIt 4ph -1"IN'
ATA GREAT SACRIFICE.-A COUNTRY
N SEAT and FARM Of 80 acres, on the Hudson igyef
sS SSspfsiiisG a. s iBEGaEaAH ss ss6s5r TiiS = f \ s
AN EXCELLENT FARM % miles from city
proaHcve and so5d buildings would exchanged free and
clear foF city property hgnS mos3iiTTT peekoan St
A NICE LITTLE FARM of Z acres, with
~ coed plain oudass amt shade excellent % MATER ] ni
depot miles on NeSJeT.ty Cgrt X ~ X owner recently
deceased must O' 'sTHNiE{ il I fERaUs6S iGi broadway
FLORIDA PLANTATION-St. Johns
der cultivation iyS lhfee cs ver font live ok 4gno
bay trees &C. unequaied prospect As 10 ne,n m
steamer several Times day valuable ,mIIcyen,nls saw
. seven ysars 2 PaE do igs r. f9aS & 'Glo c gss m ]
PssGh u aSte @ Pe sf hotel ara cottages or for founding
Atty Js5 SsoaviIl-, Fla,
A SPLENDID FARM and COUNTRY RESI-
N DINCE combin d. leo acrcs handsome new two.''"ly
ges eo "i.9 and baSiiIl ScaS Gf lie sa;e near schgos
boat and with iur iate stream thTonsh J4e Tgs,S
from county seat and l-oao station win through cars rom
Grand Cniral dept 10 s'lt3 & N sian & giS' % & All The
crops sever choice COW aHa hy I'l y, ma i The .
ovpsF s be q Esss Hotel Ne"-HoSi i,aii IyH IgiS-y
nornr- Until Monday boon. IL i. wiz i7.-
NOR SALE CHEAP or EXCHANGE for MIR
CHA ~ El"%o's @ ,pE aeSter Mnn Address
aAMIs u. SCOTT, TriOane once
EOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 60
by 80 orG0 b. 56 eot de5 raJy loca. a4G cy SOL,
CONVENIENT 20 three uspots in FLUSHING ]. J. ~ 'i&is
eac wav: price cash. Call on owner. No Sp: eSi
n Y o. a!ress X g.. IL fHbuuc Once, N. Fl"s"
ing combines country advantages with the city convenience
Of gas sewers, water &c
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-47 ACRES,
Il south SHE Of staten Island healthy ana wol wacfed
with extensive land choice location
Cor hotel or ioT villas Tor a on easy term an on @
Improved city property. Apply 10
:. p. sCHIETFELIN 10 wihiamst
ONEIDA, y. Y.-FOR SALE.-The BUILD
" INGS and GROUNDS lately belonging 70 jhc oneida
HeDiusrv Principal building % brick four stories lO3 feet
fyont Substantial and excellent, boarding. cOrmi0res
TrOugd~ nc vel shaded several convenient 10 NcW
YORK Central Midland Railroad stations beautifully l0
catei Inquire Of y. HIGINBOTHAM oneida y. Y
GfG1 MONTHLY INSTALLMLNIS with
% fOV out INTEREST," FOR 20 MONTHS and $500 yearly
Interest unpaid purchase money thereafter vii Dy either
OF two comfortable COTTAGE HOUSES. with grounds oi
nearly laid out In drives lawn shade iruL vines
ard small fruits situated line Of steam tIauS O. 30 min
utes FROM 4Dertys, sud IN oroiy and eligible ocsty az
vel drained and healthy dep'is and DaveWenis convenient;
express rains 500 year faro; houses have room. "asI
floors bath &c ctn nave stable palt 4frI"i
fowls ZOOS utensils, aud part furniture For dci D al
dress OWNER p o. BOX l LzdDeth or SEQ ie premises,
hsaT est u zaDeth station. y. J. Central r. D.
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GeIp Uante0

NTURsE.-Wanted, firsteasS German ann nnfsSai c.a
~ to va short distance nom clty feit LsAee
Al Buo kHAMs, SV7 4Ih ave, near 25dsh
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~ prrpeIrANCF NJ an order of II. q. CAL.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of y. g. CAL
4 VIS ESQ. Surrogate Oi Tie County o New YORK 30.
IICB hereby given 70 an persons having claims fgainst
HfCFAHD NJ BLATCHID ORD iac ~ the tity ~ Ncw York
DECREASED, present the m NoncGri5 u.fei 10 no
sscr the office 81 BLAI CH FORD SO" RD, Girls
VOID DA COSTA, Nos ~ ana q ,tio,t in h'
before the I'D day 81 OCTOBER urN
IJaics New ora the 2lsi day April 1876 SAMUEL
BLAICHFOltl, Executor. BU tik NC CNl2n olI lAtcutol
y pursuance of an order OF DelaDO I. CALVIN,
esq Surrogate ~ the County Of NeT orr, nGce u hereby
giytu All having claims against ChaIlrs ~ httf
late CITY Of NewYoTk docsasod to present tho same
with vouchers thereof 10 e suhscgDer al MS once NO W
Pearl Street ia the city q New York on or before the l1th
day November next-Dated Ne@Nork, the 9th day Of
May, 1876. ~ . .,..,,,,.,,,, ,,..
CoUDEHT BROS, ProctOrA Gs and 40 William st, n. u
ldwOlA.
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fouses ano farms Uantco.

WANTED to HIRE or LEASE-A MILL,
w atleast lO3x30 convenient to rr al and IN good
repair NOT ies than from 40 90 60 horse water power
Addross 3. y G., BOX 5J4 isl River, Mass.
NANTED-On Hudson River, not fer from
w city, DWELLING with GROUNDS, in Ch4Hge ior
house MadsOnaye
rutland & WHITING. . Bc~jnan.st.
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Gin iJroperln Go Cel.

CTORE TO LET-No. 313 Grccnwich-st
- Teade St. with basement laTge
vaults on boh sJrects. Apply 10 r. J.. a. STUART, No
163 Chai.beTsat
rT0 LET-33 West 4jth-st.; f0ur-story. Also,
Il APARTMENTS at asa Hutsoust
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Brooklnn properln 60 Get.

TO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
= los ltensea-at 3st1ry brick DWELLING, lTJ VA.
loashbyst GORDON L. FORD, 81 Clark H., brooklyn.
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Rev. Gardiner spriug puiey; Pastor breaches nj tie
Tulton entrance lo3 tn e9G O. APS ,' D., "a
0 a ~ ard = = u PsrI hn meeting b aclt IN
thi, church Ful,ou.st Daily Noou P,aycrmeeinf held
Rev :. ID. Brrchard, u, D. Pastor vii rIelgh n , ,hf
seventh ayes TO MoEROW MOENGNG, the Centennial
1Gd R'C h1etn3S ii SS'a-9 siast o cucS Former and
friends both churches are be rresen services
commencing a, iG"b
~. Igns,us Cbarch, Tarcthst, between I!im 2,d
ixiayes.Sef vices aud 1880 a m and p H. i''. MI
~. yobn'- u. l.. Church. Ffryh!rt ST. near Igshaye.
seygs n T9Iinz m r -9a sgSnns ~ TX I m anu ' '
Jafrc- N. =. Church corner W'a~'n.ge aat "ns,
i"ti l,, T ann a 7as ~ n S me pastor Rev WR DAVIS
sinnior street baptist Charcb.-wm IA ~.
m ,n.1s sS5 d 5,,s Cssraai q, yjranscrs , nve
second Advent Cturch, Cooper Institute Room 2',
iMES mt rou,r preacher IN ne great "a vent royeng,i
ai o. and p. A are cordially Invited :" hear he
,,ca CHG iniou Ca,np-Hcciing. Sgrrao 'hc lG'. r-i
ni UIf'1 rom ~, ' fi N r. Cirr, eopt 10 tie iac General
Conference, and H. JuHN PuisA oi barm@r, ana "',,,
h%2l ia ll,S accommodations at h'' '''-'' '"' ''"'
The Congregations OF the Churctc- Of iic h,onccn,
~ lie Ht"ncIsut slda.sou.sve. AMI Taerydgh'- IL
Voraina service Al a ~ creona prayer at j. m Rev
4. c. IJFEANN, rector, viii uinc,Hir.
The Congregation. OF The Brick Entgers, rnd Cove
mont Pre~b,tcran Chprchcs * y j. Sa Sar III T i AND sf
~ the Church Of u. Covenant lIey II vincent COZ a,h
and lhiIy-ft4--. ith titf ~ 4slsI-'-' Va N''
hri,ge. y. y, viii preach TOMORROW. .
Tie Gospel Tent.
Thirty fOurt i.t West. ana near SiNtlsye.
Green car. OF Ii-v .0HTth -. line pass the Icntb
SIXTH NtEE OF -LltNltL~
SUNDAY, $50 a. m.-hdtr.ss by Rev. CllA~. ". NOR
TON. . No..
SUNDAY. - 7. Preaching by Rev. S u ~ Jr
MGSBhY. TUESDAY. Wj.IN E~BhN, TIL lt@bA1, aud
TIIpsY At D. ~ Preaching BY Hey. " ~ =. RAINS
etil % NorH iri, In gland
SATURDAY. 3 p. T-NcctnC OF Christian Ny!hc!s, !td
b, UnCle JOHN VA>5AR,
singing by THO. = PEBKINS and Chorus
NOOSDAN PEANIItMEETlNG-Onc h1uI.
Westminster & urch, West TWENTY second r., between
sixth seventh ayo.-Tnc Rev. GEtRGl D. NAI4lLNo
viii preach TOMORROW FORENOON AZ lu'1 O'Clock, ana
l.NFNING z Tl10 O'Clock. church AN
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ONEIDA, \. Y.-FOR SALE.-The i
fFG0 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS wv
Qnrtiou Sales Of Real Gslagc.

HOUSE and LOT No. 119, and HOUSE,
STA BILE and LOT No l2l West tI s,. Will be
sold o.. auction sATCK CKDAY Juy o. u O'Clock by
SCOTT & - E.I ER. III BrJadway
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80 EAST 2lST-ST. (Gramcrcy Park
- Desirable ROOMS, with first class BOARD, ptiha'
.utl o. ulu.leuuy references exchanged
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y OR fine room, with iir,t-cla-S board ~ -
- west gGth moderate :" permanent or ITth
.rnt parties near ~ Jane. aud Madison square.
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DONED WkNTEn-At one oi N" llamutons,
ID ,oun side Ions Island tor three adults and ~" e.lr'n
rIs ns moan shore, aul prize, rt'"HAnIt' Au4i'''
iNui.E Trbuu, Dsig', q. nag tIli PIrtD llar'.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-Amid noun
,u and lrfr ai .rt-ughl, rates '0r 'siy iir Garh-
tSrs and ..u tdir, Win r,ur,G,cs aut particulars
~IIWAII. Box T. TtluuUc ONCE, No~ i,rA.
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Connlrn properln % fet.

A PLACE in perfect order containing five
~ acre. orchard Of pies pears d -uy ciTrla0.
house aui Other necessary buildings at Pnrichr.t-r West
BOvery.
TN0 LET CHEAP.--Large country RESI-
DENCE Shrewsbury River uyc minutes walk nom de
ITO LET-0n Cental-ave., near Williams
a Bridge Harlem Railroad. large furnished h0lse w
lawn gaea sad stabo. plenty OF fruit and SHADE, Apply
10 ;. N VALENTINE, ~ Madison ave.
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NICE LITTLE FARM of Z acres, with
~ COED plain oudinss uit shade excellent water ntSI
miles NeWJcTSty Central r. H. owner recently
deceased. musI be sold only $1,000; great chance
STANLEY FERGUSON, lOl Lr0adNay.
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Stanton street baptist Churcb.-Wm. liAN

~. James ". q. Church. corner Wad~oug gfc. 'nt 'n
.y.,r AitsIiI.''N
loo a. rr and 745 y. 1 by the pastor Rev \" 4 DAVE
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

ItnNADiSON-ANE f., near 29th-St. t.-HODMn
~ tor trans or permanent Iarc', with OF without
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15

This well known resort Is supP'n WIN n'Stcass
boarding house
The location unsurpassed
ADVANTAGES FOR BOATING AND FISHING,
excellent good water, AIR nnO rGnhno hothery
lue roads convenient to post once. Terms easy
1 " = Leedi, n, y.
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4 AVINDRESS-By. a very respect2ble Voting
,,,.au b. ., testimonials hfstcla>s auh1sS lhuer.
stands filling milling, punng, poisnhsi Sc' ts %sS b
,i nis .br,s done mp IN urst ciass OHeI spuet ''S'
cn.,irv or eity. Cal at 3G6 6taVe near S9dsI
,rIrpSP--Rv - rcspcctable French girl, who can
~ ,iclr Ind = wen adapted for the care OF Children;
object 70 the loh az ~
SSgfsfSS RIRENU 6U2 ave-, bet 30th aud 5bth sts
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
PREsco1r

The special term closed after three days in
session.
A. Wilson, OF 81. Paul, made a flying visit
during court time
The ferries were busy crossing patrons Of
the circus on the l6th inst
Mrs. and Miss Snyder Of the Falls visited
friends here on the oh inst
G. o. Boughton has on hand the finest
stock Of meat and bolognas ever in the city.
Judge Humphrey win meet with great IA
vor here should be consent to run for Con
gress
Eddie oBrien, Of Minneapolis, is visiting
this city. He is resting from his typographi-
cal labors
A. Gray has completed the alterations in
his block, and has number Of fine Offices for
rent. Charges moderate
The steam ferry Nettie has been painted
gaily and is prepared with a neat barge to
carry al who wish to 60 TO and from Hastings
Those embroidered linen suits for ladies
are OF the latest style and look pretty enough
to charm the cash out Of the crustiest bache-
Tor alive
Politics remarkably quiet,-no enthus-
ism for either side. Will Leavitt is still on
the war path and il We can Judge, his nomin-
alton is sure
| The Board Of Review have concluded their
lators Result as follows: Total valuation
Of real eatate, slG5 ,37s Total valuation Of
personal property, sos, 7s2
The plaindealer has CHANGED hands II
Ives runs he machine in the interest Of the
straight democracy. There will lie no milk
and water abont it, but the real simon pure
OF the straight sort. Success attend
The body Of Eddie Carroll, drowned of the
Nellie Kent, July 4th, was recovered by An
son Bgncroit on the It'll. Mr. had been in
cessently laboring in the search from early
morn OF the 9TH, and while all had became
Gisheartened, he molly persevered, until sue
/ cess crowned his Efforts, and the body Of the
unfortunate toy was restored 20 his tereaved
iather. J. Is Wei 70 give the plan finally
adopted by Mr. b lie prepared some pieces
Of wood and payer, and placing them AZ short
intervals in the river, as near the spo, where
the .lild .,.l i'm as could he aseeI,ained, lie
followed them very carefully, until seeing
that they al rested 10 an eddy about q mile
and bali below lie then cast in his Crap
incl, ana a. ne second east drew forth the
body, ~ iheUs'on. hment 81 all who had de-
/ rdci DIS idea The uneral took place at 6
a. CT the IN, at,eadea ny large coucoorse
@. the friends Of the sorrowing family.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
Farmers Insurance.

Eus JouBNAL.--A town insurance company
under the law Of 1872, was organized here
last Saturday by the farmers Of River Falls,
Clifton and Gal Grove in Pierce county, and
Troy and Kinuickinnic in St. Croix county,
under tho name Of River Falls Fire Insurance
Company. The Board Of Directors are Ly-
man Healy, Z. B. Holmes, John 5 Copley,
J Atwater, b. r. Comstock, f. c Bliss,
Charles Freeman and 0. strahl. The Secre-
tary is to keep an Office At River Falls, and as
soon as the necessary blanks can be obtained
the company will he ready for business. As
prescribed by statute this is on the mutual
plan and can never lie changed 10 stock
company, and is confined strictly TO farm
property The articles Of association pro-
vide for raising a small sum for incidental ex-
penses, by charging $50 for policy and SUR
vey, and one mill On the dollar, insurance.
a member becoming dissatisfied can with
draw at any time without expense, and the
Board otDirectors can also cancel a policy at
their option Fifty thousand dollars is fixed
upon as the minimum Of stock to start with,
and il at any time it should become reduced
below that sum, the Board may discontinue
business. Losses are 10 be adjusted by a com
mlttee Of stockholders After much thought
and communication with men in the older
portion Of the state where this system was
adopted three to tour years ago, prompted
by the failure OF popular home company,
we conclude that this plan has advantages
not to he iound in other systems, in cheap
ness for one thing, as with proper manage
ment we get this community protection at
cost, while under the old system, in the
same boat with the more hazardous city
farm property paying an unfair
proportion, We have 10 pay an army Of agents
and officers. We pay no one except the Sec
rotary, his being the working position, to
whom we shall make compensation as time
determines what is proper We hoard up
nothing in advance 10 tempt our officers from
rectitude, or 10 swell the Golfers Of Wall St
70 aid extensive moneyed combinations, but
simply pay each his proportion Of loss within
sixty days after being assessed; and this goes
directly 10 the aid OF the loser As cur arti-
cles Of association and bylaws will he wholly
printed in each policy as a part thereof, we
cordially invite farmers and owners Of farm
property to examine them, and join US ii
found worthy. OSBORN STRAHL.
July 10th. 1876
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
Court Items.

Report Of Special Term Of Court held at
Prescott, July 8, 1876
Timothy Harrington etal vs. Philip Blake
~. order confirming referees report and
appointing NJ j. Paine receiver.
John w Nelson VS.. ChTisiiana Nelson. or.
der granted, giving defendant leave to serve
an answer in the action
In the matter OF Arthur Evaris, minor htiI
Of G. W. Evarts VS. A. W Baseom. Motion
TO set aside the verdict Of the jury. Motion
denied
Edward walrath VS. James W Lynch
Motion Tor leave TO file and serve an amended
complaint. Granted, with costs
Lyman Blake vs. W II Leavitt Me.ior
for a new trial-granted.
Lyman Blake vs. e. A Brooks Motion ~
plaintiff ior Judgment and special verdict q
Jury at May Term Granted
G W Roberts vs. Joseph smith Molten
ot plaintiff 90 oyorrule answer OF deienlau,
Granted with costs, and leave 90 defendant Z,
answer In twenty days
jonathan Higgins vs. Geo NJ Hsdahl Fl
d Motion ty defendant 10 serve on amend.
ct mswcr granted
Dayton Morgan vs. clara Heu.us Z, 81
Motion ly plaintiff ~ Judgment 90 fore.
closure Granted
George Barton Us Mary = Burton. Pc
ton tor Divorce Granted to plaintiff only.
Timothy b Hopkins vs. John n. Knapp q,
A. Motion ly deter liant tor new trial On
verdict 81 Jury Held opsn.
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Spring wheat is not generally promising
There are few fine pieces Of winter whea,
Grass crop is good hayiug has commenced
Mr. Maxgood's daughter is yet dangerous.
ly m
Mr. Halls has the hest piece OF corn we've
seen in town
The bcrcr is sadly iniurlne fruit tree.
Look ior them az shutdown
Nj and Mrs Abbott are nicely settled IN
ileIru ev home, and arpear wen satisfied
Ahahdrcd u more 81 our neighbors hr.l S
t#.t go section /. and apparently oncy.d
AHt centennial amazingly v,lI
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lircnit COnrt...Pifrce county.

K, ;. Burhyte x +. J. Burhyte, plaintiffs.
igainst George w Gable, Almifa Cable,
samuel d. Travis, Sarah Travis, VIM. II.
Winchester, and Jane Winchester, his wife,
defendants
BY virtue Of a judgement Of foreclosure and
sale, made in the above entitled action on
the 22nd day Of May, A. d., 1876, by said
Court begun and held at Ellsworth in said
county, on said day, !, w Knowles, Sher-
III OF Pierce County, will sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
front door Of the Post Office, in the village OF
River Falls, in Pierce County, Wisconsin, ON
the 18th day OF July, A. D., 1876, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day, the mort
gagged premises directed by said judgement
TO be sold and therein described as follows,
to-wlt:-The Northeast quarter Of the North.
West quarter and the Northwest quarter OF
the North East quarter OF Section thirteen
tl5l in Township twenty-six (26 Of Range
eighteen ,lsl west, in Pierce County, Wis.
Dated this 30th day Of MAY, A. D., 1876.
W. VASSATTA, w. z. KNowiFs.
PLAINTIFF Atty. Sheriff Of Pierce Co.
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DIED.

AZ her residence IN River Falls, June p, 1876,
MRs MAHErrA RotIlNs, VIE Of the late
samuel X Rollins, in the list year q her
age
Her disease was dropsy, and her sui.
ferings long and severe; but notwith.
standing her advanced age, she bore
them with sweetness, and fortitude,
patiently waiting the summons Of her
Heavenly Father, and yet, longing to
SO and be AZ rest. She lived, and
died, beloved and honored member
OF the Methods, Church, leaving at
the time Of her death eight children
20 mourn her loss Mrs. Rollins was
married az Hull Canada, removed in
1851, % silver creek, ChautauQua Co.
\. v, ana iu l,.7. toRiyerFals, Wis,
where her husband died of cholera in
lsI'. tav.