davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-08
Avery aud Thorpe Believed to Have
Flol tito Country. .
Secretary Bristow's Reply to Compress
man Lyndo's Resolution.
Conclusion OF tho Testimony III
Frcyslngcr's Case.
It Will Probably Go to tho Jury To-
Day.
Sickness Of j. u. Nau1...SorroH OF tie
Stucnlcrs.
ST. LOUIS.
HEE AZ / HIN.

ST. LOUIS.
FLEE AS 4 NI1tD.
Ertciat Dispdteh IN The Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis, Mo-. April 7.-InformRtion has
bccn rccciyod here alsls s. D. Thorpe, ono Of Tho
two stotckcoporu indicted for completely IT, tho
whisky frauds, and who p!oadcd guilty to neEcs-
al indictments, llas ilcd tue country. Iio took
shipping Mt Now York for aomo foreign port
three daya ago, bu. wl1at country ho ls soassned
fur Inn not get transrlrcd. Thorpe was onc Of
tho meat important witnesses for tho 0ororti-
1ncut ln tho Nlc1soo cnse. shuuld Mexico obtain
q now trial tho nbsnnco OF hta toBsImony would
mako Bccon1 convection very improbable,
II not impossible. 4 rlmor also pro'
salls hero tonight that William Q. Aeory
las disappeared from Washington antl tlea :ho
country, hut thcro III no atltlla.,tc information
OH tho Rubjoct. Tin motion for uow trials in tho
cassa Of Avery aid Mexico will bo decided to-
Elorluw morning.
, 1876-04-08
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON. u. c.. April 81 d. m.-Fos the
Latte region. nortlweat to northeast winds,
cooler, followed by war,uor. partly cloudy or
clear Hoathor. aud rIsinG barometer. For tic
Niuds, rising barometer, cooler. ctear weather.
Local OBSERVATIONS.
EAlCAuQ, Arfili.
, 1876-04-08

ConEhx-A Medical Preparation, II,
tho for'a ot lozsnEo Ii she most convenient.
induces coughing, giving Fert In bronchitis. lloarss-
nrls, lAlueuza, consumpt!yL aud A&lAratie cuta.
1la1t;tR,
, 1876-04-08

acknowledgements OF tho xynrat
caaes 1T asthtnA h4yo been relieved by using Jnuss
Mhtstnmta Remedy. III nu case Of purely astnn.a.l,
character hss IL failed to Btfe relief.
, 1876-04-08
Government building that tint celebrated fndl-
vldnal lal returned 10 tho city, and wns lying


!1Itcldf Hls,'arA II 7h- tt,l ara Trt1un..
MIi.WaUExE. AprI Tia Tia Entnrsnacher
caho today, :lc:ii,,noy completed his ar,,,nlent
fur tho tiorcinsnout. Jn,nes Il. ionlttls cotn-
.nonccd tlIo closing argument for TIC lofondrut,
Jako Nunnatnnc1ier, cpntond.ng that nothing
hal .ieeu slnwn proving q partnership. lilo
cago will probably last ill Tua.day.
, 1876-04-08

AhtontkntuE Fact !-Ilnrycy 1.Ahe.
Alctnu, Mich. wa.i cur.a hy WIslartA Tine Tr,e ra1
Cordial after cuhinN twenty years. II fa:la IL
permanently cutu all geEoflpua complaints, tuna
diseases, alai consumption. pleasant tonic for ncr
yous debility. iurca the bloosl, removes c1tesua
sosvs, A.stl inakts lhs body c1can.
, 1876-04-08

ono hGuarcat yuNr* ago ia iAn tcutts
rrs; yrt this l.. ettcstr Bsrry Ay ut r. beChrA1u
nov iilyt.ttnn, thoroughly tcdei, has Ertn Intro
.illcrsl ~ thu Doctor fur secus!ng platet firmly III
lIco l!cr alt circumstances, niak!uR them comfort
nhle aud reliable. Only s. set for the lsss. Go!d
iHgs, tho hutst, warranted ten yeaEs, at half former
rairn.
, 1876-04-08

FAR l. " k1A6A
SOUR
IRII!ASSII
WHISK' Ky 7, ! ,

The only complete stock Of
Pure Kentucky Hand Made
Copper Distilled Sour Mesh
Whisky over brought to Chi
cago. We have the following
incompatible brands:
, 1876-04-08

McBPayer, Anderson County, '68.
McBrayel, Anderson County, '73.
D. Monarch & Bros, DaViess Co., ,'68.
D. nolarch & Bros, DayiBSS CQ.,'7l
McA!jstep, Anderson County, '72.
Jordan, DaViess County, ID.
Kentucky Club, Davies Comfy, IA.
also, a full line Of Fine I'm
ported Wines, Brandies, nud
Liquors.
, 1876-04-08

Wednesday,. Tho crowd of spectators YnY i'm.
n,cuxe ,nctud,nr TIM princinot ,non,hors or Tim
ron''n''!laoo e'uo' NV ioe-.au,1''as e'u', tlo
Chimney Club, md tho lsoloy-1}o!ey Association.
A,,,r,, tho 1eilles xoro MANY fnmone ho,lna and
n'o't' NV '@ea ~. -. H w.. w..
A1ew oe.ut1ca. AZ tuo u1olnout tno cass VIII
nado tho excitement was intense, and tho stEouco
w,u a., ,o,1o+o thst tho t,ro,,,,;nr of , rim cor,l
a"a ~ eoa'iaoto taHs Wv o'oppso6 " p'a eo1'e
hayo been heard. MIR. Denaatt, mounted on q
re- ~ 49,, .na,.,...:.- ~
10 us supreme eSes'iht1,' AAo alfPA5lnB nls
beautiful poruon In tho most artistic pose, fully
,,., H. .,, ,,..-,,,.i,,, ~ :. , -, ,.,;n, ,,1.o
toaA1cu tnu poot usee'tPs4o! " ns@.soa IN"
tho Herald Mercury noW-llgtlted OIL heaven-
ti.v,o hii1 Thc 1erint II na t,,Yn.r,, with rre,t
"o n.''' .,,,, 80. 49, -
Il cirelod gracefully IL the air for ,nomont, aaa
linn sott'od down upon tito head and shoulders
cast aoo,,od IN +, most cnac+,yo Ar rcprott
saa' a9'a'ea ~ w 'ooet oAet!''' M. 4'ot'''o'.
exprossed groat d!aBuss and inquiry developed
tho fact that lin hail ca,,,,ht IA runaTav Urrze.
,o.;.;s. ,.s.-", - 49, Ia"....,..,. - w..
gos'ulah instead OF tho dceeehaahs o1 tne
Irish Iiinga Lo was nftef Tho mistake wag nc
centod. 1ovovor, with mod er,ra mi, t1o can.
.op'ou' ao"oso'' "hn sooa s1ace' aua t"o eaF.
surod person was wnahed, dressod, auh Installed
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-14
Notice.

JACKSON MINING C0MPAHY-L0CA-
- ton u principal place Of business. San
+ raGcisco. Cali ornia Location Vt works.
Eureka ! istr ri, Eureka county, Nevada.
Notic" j. hsraby giv-r. that at q meeting Of
Tho directors held ON the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1870. All assessment No. h-of fifty
cents per share was levied ulion the "rpital
STOCK OF the corporation. payable inGmrdi-
atciy in United otafe- geld coin. to the Secre-
tsry, At tn. office OF the vlnpaDr. i;opm :,
l,s California street, san lrancisco. Cali.
fornia.
Anv stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the n'th duy of March,
1876. viii be delinquent, aud advcrti.cd for
sale at publ, auction: and nless ppyineh -
made hrforc will b. SOLD on WED.N j. \.
the 18th day of Arrii. 1875. to pay the delin.
lucrt assessment, together with costs Of adj
yer isiry aud expenses Of sale.
BY order OF thu Board of directors.
WM. r.. SHAW, Secretary,
Office. Room No. 4. So California, street. san
franeisco. Cal. fr'td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-14
Application for Patent.
For Il Mill site.
NO.323.
l.. ). L.NnO grIcK.
Eureka Nevada. March |, Is.

IatCSh WV ditu.s haItu . totl
Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ ;ho iiichnsunh Mining Company OF Ne
.ada. = cprpcYstion existing under and BY
virtar of the h"s al tho state Of Nevada,
has this DAY, by Ihouas Wfcn its duly Au-
thorlzad agent, whose postotkce address 10
Eureka. Nevada. tifd its application for d
patent for tive acrrs rs a mill sile, situate.
living nnd being in |nreaa Mining liistiit,
i%c,aniv o, Err-t n and State OF Nevada. and
I = nosv IA, designate! ~ the firkd notes and
Official plat nH. hi IN this oIhco rs Lot No. Va.
in uusVryeved iaul..
III exterior boundaries Of said Lot Ne. W
being ~ f~olloas, tt-wif:
Variation ~. dg east; commencing at 3
post mari cd 80. | US. Survey No. W, the
'ame being p ,st No Of survey No. VI. mill
site survey. whence the dag .faf in tho town
OF Errei a bears \ :, ds - IN W 400 Y, and
the northwest cor ner n the Il Richmond Mining
COMPANY Of NEVADA | emery bear. S7ldg Nm
w 80 u 10 u; thence rssning FIRST course
4 u dx ~ IN T. $40 $40 " 10 post marked No. .,
T.. :. Surycv No. ~: thcic" second conr 0 5
49, dig " 80 |. t- pot mark ed No. 3, U. >
Survey No. W: thence third course 5 s., dg
+. l0j II. to pot marked No. 4, u. s.. survey
No. w; thence fonrth course ) slH dg " IA
Il. To post marked No, 5. U. 5. Survey No ".
the sans being i.Vst No. = Of survey No. !H'
thence fiiih re-lsso \ ~ Dig W 81 lilo it,ItS
post MAR ct No.. q. T.. 5. Survey No. ". ting
ssuie betty psst n o. ) OF survey No. VI. snt
thence sixth course n ~ d. ~ m \ 53 l-l0it~
to place Of beginning. containing hvo acres.
portion of said Mill Site as herein
before described, are required to mo
their adverse claim with tho Regis
ter Of tho United States Land 0fooe
Mt Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during
the sixty dag period q publicatiSp ,S ScI sro.
mr2.6Od Register
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-14
Application for Patent.
For n Mill Site.
NOTICE No. 322.
L.. ). I.Asp OyrIcs,
Eureka, Nevada. Ija Oh /. !

AhhSN"s hNSvauAs III y en- ], lHt
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tb" Richmond Mining Company % Ne.
yada, u cor ~orntiun existing under x,sd bv
virtue Of the laws nf the State of Nev.da
has this day, by Thomas Wren. its duly Al.
ihprized agent, whose i,6.tofiee addrcMn
EursNa. Nevada. hlsd its application for ,
patent for hvo acres as n mill site, situst,.
lying and being in Eur.La Mining Ii.,rr,..
county 81 Eureka AM state OF Nevada, ard
sn"wn and desiznntsd by the field i,o.es md
olslYiai pia, on nie in his ollico ~ Lot No. VI.
H. uns9ryryrd lands.
The est rior boundlr Is o! said Lot No, q
b,ing as elbows, to-wi:
Variation l6ta dg h.: commrrciny at q post
marked No. |. u. :. Sufy,y 10 IL. tho Sane
being ~ No. ! OF surrey 70. VI mill sts
survey. uheRcc the lss staff in The town II
i.nreLs hrsr. N II Dig - IN " 3,ss. feet, sni
tbs northwest corner o the i,icbmVnd Minint
'1iDHany ~ Nevada Actnery nears 5 n DE-
III i-m IT.: thence running frst course n ~
TX W lIJ u. tn post marked No. z, US. sur.
ysy No. ~: thence second course n Slh 4;
h 40 II, to posi- mark ed , q. 3, u. ;. Survy
70 ri: thence third course : ~ dy b T,h
To post marked No. l. u. ;. Survey No. VI.
hence Iotrth course y 81 DIX ~ IN W 5s3 l.le
II, to post on the ss-t.rn boundary si said
survey No. 20, marset NJ. ). L. :. survey
No. II. and thence II III course y IVA DC "
t35-l9 Fl. to place of bsginning, ccEcsinius
Eve scres.
Any y all person. claiming adversely any
portion Of s.iJ Mhi ..ite rs herein.
bs,"ic described. ure required to file
their nd verso ,,ai:s with tho Register
Of tho United >faf-. Land Office. at
Eureka, " the stat " Nevada, iuring The
sixty says period OF publication hereof. or
they Will be barred by virtue Of tho proyis-
TONS OF tha Statute.
fmss-ai D.. y. iMMEi, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-14
Application for Patent
For Il Mill Site.
NO. 32f.
U. $. LAND 0yr1ct, ,,-
Eureka, Nevada. March ], lsf

Eureka, Nevada. March i,A""
| NOTICE is, HEREBY GIVEN IhAL
IN the iYichMond Mining Company o. ~
vnas, a ,ssrnssstion sx,s.iss una ~ S.Ssda,
hiss this day, ~ Thomas Wren. its daly ~.
| thoyizcd agent, whose pOstoHicc nndecss
Eureka, NevnAa. filed its ss,nlicsfion WI
| patent for Eve acres as MD! STE ,itus.s'
lying and being ia Eureka Mining Ii'"~S
| county OF Eureka and State Of Nevada. spa
knows ana Designated by the field. notes asa
official plat ON Gio in Il 10 sfice as Lot NOW
in uDsurveyed lands. ~. or
The ex.eriur boundaries Of said Lot NOV"
being as follows. to-wit: .
variAtion ~, ds east; commeHc,n *. The,
! same Being post No. ! If snrver No. VI. sna
| Iost No. ! Of survey No. ~. mill site survey:
whence The aas.taf IN I'll own 81 sa, ,sh.
bears N 20 d. u ~ w 100 II. and the perm
west corner Of thc k%ichmSnd Mimi. .sT
ds ~ W $40 Go Il; thonce RUNNING, n mr
Dc " A5 n to post marked No. ?. U. D. o u;s,
ycy No. % the same being post No. 3 o. sa,u
survey No. VI: thence second course y ~, W
Il 80 II. to pest marked No. :, U. Smnaccccy
10 p Us; 'n %ass. sp'l No. eO = g. : s s. s.r rs No. o.:
| thence fourth course > S,ss Dig v w ~" y,
| post marked Nc. i, u. s. Survey No. ", tn'
same being pest No. . of said sury-y "
W: and thence fifth course n % Ok % M
6iS $40 #. to place Of beginning. con'"in'"'
Any and all person. claiming adversely e.,
| fore described, are required TO- "
their adverse claim with the kssstt
ter Of the United States Land once A. ~
Eureka, in the state OF NSssaa, d Ssreof.' Or
thoy viii be barrod b vist9ss q The EfSylss
ions Of Tie .StssasA - O-B~a4Ms111:;p -.
0 Hyl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-14

MINING OUTFITS
Hardware, CUTLERY,
Tinware. C~rockery,
Delaware, Stationery,
Glassware, Notions,
Woodcn-wars. Tobaccos Cigars,
Wilow-ware. Liquors Wines,
Plated-ware. Trunks, valises,
Blankets, Quilts,
And ev erythinz eatabl and weareble found
In . full and complete stock Of General Mer-
Uhandise kept at . frst-class store
Our Goods are fresh and rew;" old Goods
We never keep; Auction Goods We do not
buy.
! All articles guaranteed as recommended.
Goods delivered free, gratis, and for naught.
Store open from A. N. to 10 P. n.
s. ASRIH & BROTHER,
Stone Building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-14
---- -
PATENT A~PPLICATrnua
Application for patent
For a Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. s2l.
U; s. IessD opyrc,

Eureka. Nevada. Mar.S
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvruAlo@s
~ the Eichmsnd Minine rDoS THAT
Nevada, . corporation exAtinnr nv.uInpany Of
virtue OF the laws of $40 Stasa auel and by
has this day. by Thomas Wren =. Netada,
thorized agent, whose tostoH s,g.ly au.
Eureka. Nevada, FLED H. snnt,. %aedress 4
patent for five acI es a. 4 mill sp,e s:!.ioA FORA
ing and being in EpYeka Mini" ssfe,Iy.
county Of Eureka and State q, DEtfct,
known and designated. BY the f;eIlaa evads, and
official plat on file in this Office ne ! .ops md
unsuYveyed lands. LOT Ns.N,
being rs follows, to.wit: Ai Lot N4N,
Variation liz dr. east. IN,
post marked No. |, q, i. srrvnclnS alta
whence the flagstaff in tAet.sn No.m,
beurs Mt u dv ~ IN w 2,232 il M y q Eureka
west ctrner Of the Richuiond ~; ~ north
pany ef Nevada Refinery be ~.aiIg COM
vi 10 fl: the,e co running fret eoa,. ~ dg 3
og i 7o4 $40 IT to post marked a" . I'M
Survey No. 30; thence second cou,,. 4 !. ).
" a6l fl 70 post marked No. 8, Ussosfidg
No. w; thence third course ny do saryey
to post marked No. I, u. 5. Sure, snit
sh,lcc fourth course \ ~ " .nih ~ ":
marked Moo. I. ). Survey No. n. Az,
ii!ta course \ si.s Dig y 100 #. to placs 81 One 60
ANY and all pcrsons claiming alv.,...
portion vi said Mill sitc o. her.;rtD..itnnly
described, AFRO required to Iie ,lh y
adverse claim with the Register '' y
tho United States Land Ul6re =, ~
reha. in the State OF Nevada. dur;ns y
sixty days period OF Pr klicstioI here's 40 10
they will be barred by virtuu Of The n,a,,'
ioLs oil the Statute. "
mr2.sod b. e. IMMEL, Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-14
RUBY HILL WATER WORKS.
Capacity Of Tanks I52. 600 Gallons
ALL NOW FULL.

WyA1ER WILL BE FURNISHED IN
" Il by iiii. In any desired qusufi los, ~
all scaso . 0! Inc ynar, At uniform rate anG
lower tn nm ~ be furnished from any otior
source. Nator delivered twice daily to ~
Tick cts ranging from 81 to 30 cents apiece
will Q sold Mt the office Of tho company or
Ruby Hill. by W. II. MILLER. o~uporin-
tendent.
w.. 3. KAkRUB Proprisror.
- o. ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-10-26

Next in interest to politics, the
question of fencing highways seems to
be the most important among the farm
ers, at the present time. Since the
article on our first page was in type,
we have seen some short sketches
from agricultural papers, among
which are the following:
Cosr or FENCISG.-The waste in max
ing and mending fences that are umec-
essdry is very great. The fences and
walls on farms in this State alone, cost
nearly twenty-five millions of dollars,
and the average, annual cost for re-
pairs exceeds four millions. But
this is not all. The loss of time caus-
ell by small lots and the loss of land
and crops, would make still greater
sum. Il very large part of which might
be avoided by the removal of the di-
vision fences. We are not obliged to
build fences to keep cattle out, but
only to keep our own cattle in, and
hence the expensive fences along the
public highways might, in many eases,
be dispensed with.--lidSS. PiOIcmGn.
CusT or FENCING.--FenceS cost the
farmers more than taxes, clothing and
luXuries. New York alone pays each
year for fences in labor and money, not
less than twenty-five millions of dol
lars. The other States would swell
this sum to over three hundred mil.
lions yearly. Would 1T not be well for
every Granger to discuss the ''fence
subject, and have the States pass
laws So as to dispense with this i'm.
mense draft on the industries of the
country, as they have done i'll India,
China, Japan, and the greater portion
of Europe Nat. Granger.
The subject is growing in impor-
lance every year, and active measures
are being taken all over the country
to induce concert of action. Let the
ball he kept in motion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-10-26
JOURNALISM.

journalism in all its branches, has
undergone radical changes within the
last decade. 1t has DOTTED its city-fed
airs and become domesticated. 1t has
taken deep root in every intelligent
community, and it's now nodded, fash
Toned, shaped, governed by the yeo-
many, instead of the aristOcracy. The
farmer, the merchant and the million
aire, alike finds his thoughts reelected
in his local newspaper, and his acts the
subject of public criticism. Journalism
of to-day ferrets out every thing, even
the private relations of families and
neighbors. Not as a matter of gossip.
but as news. And what are the con-
sequences Not harmful by any
means. Its tendency is to correct evil
habits, and inspire a feeling of self
respect in every lnaR and woman in
the community. Ii is now known that
there is 'chiel'' in every nook and
corner of the country taking notes,
stiA idAlt llC II pAil CLAl- lAo iAhiia-
ence is To inspire a feeling of just pride
in well-doing, and a proper fear of
wrong-doing. But of all others. the
editor of Il country newspaper is the
most closely watched. And this may
naturally be expected. If he is con-
stIntly upon the alert to find some
thing good or evil TO report, he must
expect that every eye will be turned
upon him, meanwhile. While he is
watching thousand. in tnrn thOuS-
and are watching him. And this Is
well. Is, in fact. the principal rea-
son why journalism is SO rapidly inn
prov ing in its general character. This
mutual watching and self-repOrting is
attended with beneficial results, and
the Improvement in journalism mUSt
necessarily keep even pace with any
and all other Improvements in society.
The Chambers Troupe together with
several of the young people of this
village are preparing an entertain
ment To be given as soon as the new
hall j. finished.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-10-26
"HARD TINES

Who knows him. Who has any bus
mess to know him! Who entertains
him Who cherishes Linn! Who
tolerates this CHASTITY monster! Why
talk about him! Why court his CON-
pany or invite him to your door Is
he a myth or is he a realityi That
is just as you make him. You can
make a reality out of shadow if you
so elect; or you can drive the shad-
ows i'll the distance if you prefer so to
do. YOu can lang your head like Il
bull-rush, and go mOping about like a
idiot or you can stand erect and walk
like man. 1t is the will that de-
termines these things; it is the will
that makes your pathway in life bright
and shining, or dark and gloomy. 1t
is your own self that adOrns your
path with roses, or covers il with
thOrns. Did you ever think of this p
think how miserable you can make
Yourself, and every body around you!
Or how cheerful you might be, and
how glad and Joyous you can make
your household Yes, think of it
determine for the best; and "Hard
Times, will never mock you. Look
Danish the thought of Hard Times,
and go manfully and cheerfully to
your task, and Hard Times will never
be seen or heard knocking at your
door.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-10-26

Milton George, Il practical and sue
cessful farmer, and for several years
connected with the editorial staff of
TIE WESTERN RuRAL, has become the
owner of that popular and sterling
Farm and Family Weekly, and has At
organized it upon iirmer basis than
ever before. 1t is now greatly i'm
proved, and has the ableSt and best ed
itOrial staff and list of contributors to
be found on any agricultural paper in
the country. 1t is also the Champion
of Cheap transportation and equal JUS
tice to all classes. Combining its
practical information ON Rural Affairs
with its entertaining and instructive
literary departments, makes it the most
Complete Farm and Family Newspaper
extant.
The price is $500 per year, with rest
of 70 free to new subscribers. Less
to clubs.
Address The WESTERN RURAL.
Chicago, Ill.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-10-26
From the hudson star & Thnes.

From the Hudson Star 4 Times.
WHEw.-The intellectual young man
of the Hammond Independent made a
trip to River Falls the other day. At
ter reciting his experiences in getting
there. and taking supper, he says:
This pleasing ceremony finished, we
exhausted our havana, lit another and
sauntered leisurely up Main Street.
The village of River Falls never appear
ed to us SO beautiful or significant be-
fore; the lamplight from the business
places and hotels on each side illuini-
mated the main portion of the village,
the gently retreating streets from the
center, with their many ornamental
shade trees, made the whole appear.
indeed, ''Hrbs ia rure et rus az urbe. ="
Now, Abner, what do you say to
that Don't accuse us of calling you
names again. We don't believe you
live in any such Il place.
Well, really, Horace, SO far us we
are able to discover, that's charming.
We are delighted. Why not! But
what does it mean, any way! OuI
| friend John is rustic youth whom we
have known for years. But never be
fore did we ever hear of his putting
OH such airs. That John borrowed
that is true, since it is quoted. But
whether he can English it, doth not 81
plainly appear. But that the thing
has a double twist to it is certain, an(
that it will read just as well by revers
ing it, is equally certain. Now try it
Rus IN urbe ct urbS IN rure. AND
now sing it.
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dissolution iOtife.
Pierce County Court--In Probate.

State OF Wisconsin, Pierce county, SIS.
In the matter OF the estate OF John Mann,
Of River Falls, deceased.
1t happening to the satisfaction of this Court
by the petition OF Richard Mann, executor OF
the last will and testament of John Mann, de-
ceased, that there is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands OF the executor OF SAID es-
tate to pay the debts outstanding against the
estate OF said deceased, and the expenses OF
administration, and that it is necessary TO sell
a part of the real estate of said deceased for
the payment of such debts
Ii is therefore ordered that all persons in
terssted in the said real estate appear before
the undersigned, Judge Of the County Court,
for said county, at ms Office in Ellsworth, on
the 9TH day of December, 1876, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, to show cause, ii any they have, why
license should not be granted To said Rich
ard Mann To sell so much OF said real estate
as may be necessary to pay said indebted
ness.
And it is further ordered that copy of this
order be published in the RIVER FALLS jour
Va, a newspaper printed in said county, tor,
at least four successive weeks, once in each
week, and served on all persons interested, in
the county of Pierce, at least, fourteen days
previous to The day of hearing said applica-
ton. BY the Court,
ms Nv 7 d. PIERCE,
Datel Oct. nth, ls76. County Judge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-10-26
To BRIGHTEN AWAY Dogs.

formerly had sheep killed by dozens
by dogs and wolves. Every once in a
while used strychnine and killed off
the dogs, but a new generation would
grow up and be as bad as the old. then
thought of trying bells on my sheep.
| bought about four bells of different
sizes, to the hundred sheep. and put
them on good active specimens. This
was about twelve years ago and have
not had sheep killed by dogs on
wolves since. Some of my neighbors
have tried this plan with complete
success. The jingle of the bells when
the sheep run seem to brighten their
pursuerS away. Besides this saving of
the sheep, the music of the bells is
pleasant to the ear. hope that other
flock masters will try this method and
save the poor sheep.--JohR LuRdon,
ia Prairie Farmer.