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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-21
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
BIC RIVER.

BIC RIVER.
Chas Boles purchased the farm OF Rev.
Corcoran in this vicinity recently.
Chas. Rea, who for the past two years has
been in the employ Of NJ. +. Dill, is now liv-
ing on his farm.
Weare informed 10y letter that J. l.. Dale
is soon to leave the Sunny South (Tennesseel +,
and make Washington Territory his future
home.
John Barnes has sold his blacks NTH shop
to party unknown to us, and is negotiating
with J. Il. DAWSON to erect new one near
his residence.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-21
ELLSWORTH.
Frequent rains.

Frequent rains.
Colds and ievers are quite prevalent in this
vicinity.
NJ. b. Kmball returned home yesterday
after brief visit to his friends in Indiana.
Il. Il. Case and wife started for Ohio yes
terday, where they will remain Tor several
weeks.
Our merchant men are daily receiving
large quantities Of new goods, and report bus
mess brisk.
A large number Of our young folks attended
the dance At Preston's Hall, Trimbelle, last
Tuesday evening.
Philip lOungnin, who for some time past
has been very low with typhoid fever. is said
to be slowly recovering.
The heading and coopcring establishment
at Staveyille Is in full blast About twenty
hands find steady employment therein.
| Several of our townsmen owning crab APP
Die orchards, have converted their apples In
| to cider; It is good article for Wisconsin.
! We notice goodly number OF strange faces
upon our streets Of late. Several new families
have recently found homes ~ our midst,
Still there is ROOM.
Ellsworth has several representatives at the
! Centennial grounds, among whom are j.
/ Paine, j w. Vim, n l.. Gibson, and Mark
Stndcrs0n. Others contemplate starting soon
| Riley Vmdeiurl was arr,.igned before justice
Dunbar on Tuesday last, on charge OF obtain.
ing watermcl0ns III an unlawful manner FROM
the premises Of d. McCutcheou Defendant
pleaded guilty, and was lined three dollar
and cost
Candidates are quite plenty now-a-dsys
about the "Captaln each brim full Of seem.
ing love and sympathy toward his fellow
mcu, AMI only intent upon the one Object d
contributing 10 his neighbours happiness. We
can almost believe theiu to le moved by that
same pure spirit Oi philanthropy which h..
spircd Horace Greeley, brought John Brown
immortal glory, and has carved the name d
many martyrs ga the nlarblSWall vi time
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-21
THE NOMINATION OF JUDGE
HUMPHREY.

Judge Humphrey Is a candidate of
whom all who know him will be proud
He has fine abilities, is q ready and
forcible debater, a sound lawyer and
an honest man. They say it is IA time
now when the man should be the
platform. IL SO, then the Republi.
cans of this district have got the right
kind of a platform, We want honest
pure men in Congress now, and Judge
Humphrey is of such. 1t is the best
evidence that the Republican party is
determined to purify itself, that il
puts up such candidates rs Jsdge
Humphrey.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
ii. l.. Humphrey was born in TiOga
county, New York, in 1880, and was
admitted to practice ut the bar in the
supreme court at general term at Del.
hi, New York, in 1854. In January,
1855, he removed to Hudson, st. Croix
county, Wisconsin, and has ever since
resided there. lie was elected County
Judge of st, CrOix county, in 1860.
He held that Office until he was cleo
ted state senator in the fall of 1851,
when he resigned the office of County
Judge. In 1865 he was elected mayor
of th3 city of Hudson, and in
1866 was elected Circuit Judge OF
the eighth circuit, and ut the end OF
his term, in 1872, was reelected
Star d Times.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-21
SPRING LAKE.

Rain, rain, is the order Ofthe day.
Farmers are cutting up their corn, and
many large iallows are being cleared up pre-
paratory Tor winter wheat.
MIR. VIM Hess is very happy for, as the
little girl said, precious boy angel came all
the way from Heaven to his house the other
day.
Mrs. Cary has been very sick, but is on the
gain at the present writing Mrs. u. X. Tay-
Tor is very low with typhoid fever and no
hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
Mrs. Carney is talking of going to Cleve.
land, Ohio, where two OF her daughters re-
side Mr.. Charles Van Schoonhoven talks
strongly OF going to Texas To see how he likes
the country, and il il pleases him he will re-
move his family to that state.
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II. W. REED,

DEALER IN Watches, Clocks anu Jewelry. Re
~ pairing done ON short notice, and warranted
o give satisfaction.
RIVER Falls. Wis. 1919
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N. f. BURNS,

IRONS wagons, bugges and seigls, and does re-
pairing, at his shop ON Maple street. A special
~ made o: ironing buggies and light work. 1873
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Is. II. PILLAR,

BLACKSMITH, Shop on Main St. south Of Brack
ID eft House. Particular attention given TO shoe
Ing horses.
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

II ASfIIONABl.E TAILOR. Work done Ia srder
II ON short notice aud on reasonable terms. shop
at his residence, opposite the Normal School
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JOHN WHITE.

DLACKSMrTH-Does all kinds Of hlacl,smithing.
- Particular attention given 10 shOeing horses.
lop opposite Brackett House stable, River Falls
Wis. ~
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MISSES LEYTNGS.

II EEP II Bookstore embracing School aud Miscel-
IN Lannon's Books, Periodicals aud Magazines. A
full supply Of Stationary. Main ST.. River Falls,
Wis.
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A. MORSE,

DEAL ESTATE AGENT. RealHsta,o Bought aud
~ soil On Commission. state, County. Town nd
other Faxes paid. Abstracts Of title to any lands
In Pierce AMI 81. CroiX Counties furnished on short
notice O.heu IN JOURNAL building, River Falls,
Wisconsin,.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-21
o. W. PETERSON,

nEALER IN Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Re-
y pairing done ON short notice and warranted To
4 iyo satisfaction.
River Falls Wis. 1870
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-21

DAINTERS, Grainers Glaciers and Paper Hangers,
Il orders left at the Post-onlce River Falls, Wis
eOnsin. 19-i@
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A. J. GOLDEN,

hEALER IN WuopcR aud Iron Pumps, wind
~ Mills aud Fixtures, River Falls, MS, 1875
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MRS. W. II. WINCHESTER.

EONYEY ANGER, Collector and Jsstice of IN,
" Peace. New Centeryiiie, Wis d ly
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8 JONT

DAlNTER. House, Carriage aud Sign Painter
Il Paper Hanger and Grainer, River Falls Wis.
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A. p. WELD,

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. Of
n ice ia JOURNAL Building, River Falls, Wis.
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KING IL MORTON,

nEALER IN Millinery AMI Ladies Furnishing
IL goods. Main Street. River Falls. 1913
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]. OPpLTGRR. JR

physician, SURGEON 4 DENTIST. Once n
l his residence opposite the "Press" Office.
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p. d. PIERCE,

A TrORNEY a COUNSELOR AT LAW, Ellsworth
"A Wis. Office in STONE building on Court House
Square.
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u. H. LEVINGS

CONTRACTOR & BUILDER shop on Maple st.
" on Brooklyn Side. River Falls
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RATES eg ApYEarIsING.
MORSE & SMITH.

A TrORNEY ATLAw Onice in JOURNAL BLOCK,
n River Falls, Mis-.
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N. A. THELANDER,

HOUSE, CARRIAGE 4 SIGN 2 AIATER. River
Il Falls, Wisconsin. A.
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r9ck Elm Lodge, No. ISIS. LOO. I.

Regular business meetings the FIRST Satur-
day evening after The full moon in each
MONTH nj. c. uuHsr. n. q
dawn ScoTr, Sec.
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JOHN JELLINGS.

CoNvEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ Plum City, Wisconsin
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c. r. MORSE.
J. Il. CARY,

NOTARY PUBLIC. Office In journal Block"
' River Falls, Wisconsin.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

\ fH0iai4r nI; TWo.-l'nr Il trav.
eirr FROM the East, OF resident CAL
Hornian, Nevada has few charms.
They View no waving fields of golden
grain. no budding orchards. no
blooming gardens filling the air with
fragrance, no broad rivers, green
meadows or grand old forests. But
on the brown hill tops and mountain
sides they see the hardy little sage
brush and the dusty heads Of min
eral groupings. But few eyes find
beauty i'll these, bat they are TO the
hardy prosrec,or the signal posts
along The dreary, weary road Ia
wealth. He reads in their rugged
faces tho promises of amounted
treasures, and from their bases rears
intangible air castles, which some
times from the Crucible of energetic
industry anu sclf-denial are materi-
allied To those OF substantial brick
and mortar. Often the struggle il too
much, and their weary limbs are laid
at rest on the hillside by rocks they
had probably looked upon as the
footstool of future wealth. But others
follow and their lives were not in
vain, for though shut out from tho
Of home, they pointed
the way to the chambers now gilt
terins with wealth, and flowers
bloom. trees wave and happy hearts
beat and love where their tired eyes
saw naught but >tcrility.-IIyun |
County Times.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

TREES AND THINGs.-Capitol Square,
is viewed from Carson street, is begin
ming to assume a goodly look. Most Of
the soil has been carefully spaIel, and
a vast quantity OF elm trees planted.
The cottonwoods fronting on our main
street have been trimmed, and the work
going on there is being well done under
the charge of the best tree culturist in
the State. BY and by the fountains will
be playing there and the grass will be
i.l.d spr:nsing Up where nav the til!er
Of the soil gorke;h. but everything
Cannot he done in a day. 1t is better
that this work about our Capitol be we'll
done when It's done, and our Commits
siOucrs could not confide it to better or
more intelligent hands than they have.
BAY WISDows.-Dan De Quille says
that the contagior for bay windows IS
nov SO great in Virginia City that a man
has magnificent one built and then in
yites his wife out TO see it. If she ap-
proves then house is Immediately or
dered constructed around it. II she dis
approves We suppose new bay window
mas to i.e erected. SO the architectural
talent OF Virginia in private residences is
wholly devoted to elegant bay windows.
MORE SLEEPER ACCoMMoDATIoSs-T
Central Pacific Railroad Company have
had quito q number OF a!oepess c; the |
Pullman Palace pattern constructed DUR |
ing the past winter for use in transport
ing people going East 10 the Centennial. |
One Of these cars was attached to the |
westward bound train On Tuesday eve
ming last, ard eight more are lying at
Ogden.
RESTING F0R "a WHILE.
showers, an old Comstocker, and at
present Superintendent Of the Dayton
mine, Silver City, is at present with
us. Jim has been i'll lately, and takes
a walk with us now daily where tho
flowers will bloom first in this State.
He is warmly welcomed by all who
Il now him, for Jim is an A | Iniun.
WILLIS Sody Foun.ing still rests in
inGlorious obscurity beneath the marble
counter of the marble heart who runs
hat store of drugs and seeds on the cor.
aer King and Carson st-eets. J
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

FROM THE BLACK HILLS. - The
Winnemucca Silver Stale of April 20
contains this item:
Two Black Killers, frank Green
and George Bond, arrived here last
night from the mines. They say Cas-
tar City consists of twenty buildings
that rise to the dignity Of houses, a
few cabins and about 5000 people. A
dance house was started in the city "A
few weeks ago. but owing 10 the scar
city Of dust, coin and currency the
speculation failed. About three weeks
ago the Indians made a raid on the
whites, ALLIED three men, and stole
tWenty-eigh; horses. When they left
Custar City on the Bird instant, n party
was preparing to leave for the Biz
Horn country as soon as the weather
permitted. Bacon was then sellny in
the camp ut ~ cents per pound. and
Hour at ST. per hundred. They are of
the opinion tina: the Black Hills gold
higgins IS among the. grandest hum
bugs Of the age.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

Call and examine the large assortment of So,<ts
Ct I. i. RAILS. o4L. Flows, Side hill Plows,
Break M. Flows, extras for PloWs; Stoves OF all
kinds also the celebrated Medallion Range.
Grockery and Glassware Paints and Oils Rur
fixtures, Coal Oil. Chemical and Rubber Pants.
Gas fixtures: Doors. Windows, Blinds, etc, etc
all OF which lie offers low down for cash
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

In approved style Of announcing
Weddings wrought avery significant COM
bina.ion in Georgia exchange of a re-
cent date. Mr.. Harry l.. CIamp was
married to Miss Nellie kolIock, and a
paragraph 70 that ettec. was headed
" Cru.np kollock.'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

HoLn me close, and don't take long
steps, dear" Toledo reporter overheard
sweet feminine voice address a tall
young fellow last night, as two forms
came carefully down the steps on their
way to the theater. and he wondered If
that fellow would care If the weather
never got any better.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

y ScoTSn lassie, while watching
her .ather's sheep at Glenguaich IN
the Perthshire Highlands, found on q
rocky shelfa vase, almost covered by
moss and ferns. containing several
hundred coins of copper and silver,
Of the date of 1870, all in good pres
crvatiOn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

Az impecunions but ingenious
tramp has left the colored population
Of Georgetown. Texas, poor in pocket
and sore in body by Initiating them,
at two dollars and a half head, into
"a lodge Of Free Masons." The prin.
opal part Of the ceremony, next to
paying the fee, consisted in tying the
candidate on table, face d..waward
and branding him with hot poker.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

NCLE PoMP IN NIEGiNI,.-" Ole
boss Grant as di! the fightiu' dev
wants him de best, but folks say as
he amt in de field, and amt no eau.
DIZZY That's true" replied. $50
whom do you want after him -"
" Don't care no,iiu bout il no wav."
said the old fellow, d" don't care noilin
bout It myself; all wants is a pub
llcan man as won't take away free
dom. Some oh de bows is talkin'
about Marse Morton. Some on 'cm
heerd as how Marse ConkIing wor a
good man. and heap is go!n' for
MarSe Blaine, but de don't care
much so dey gets publican OATS
All " hat most on 'em care on. New
York Times.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-22

ST. LOUIS women say it is no worse to
encircle lady's waist with your arm il
a ballroom than to hug yopr friends
sister oa tae pack stairs. No worse?
Why, It is not as good.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18
[From the Monongahela Republican,
How Gen. Hayes Paid for Supper, Lodg-
and Breakfast.

I'll the winter of 1854" said Adam Wicker
ham to some of the boys the other evening,
the old Twenty-second Cavalry was guarding
Mill Bridge below Martinsburg. Some six or
eight OF our mess had built a cabin at the
bridge, aud were doing guard duty there. The
February storm washed the bridge away and
high water made the fording too deep to pass.
One evening cavslryman rode up TO our cabin
and seemed very much disappointed at not
being able TO pass. We invited him to stay all
night and bunk with u.s. He said he belonged
to an Ohio regiment and was very anxious to
get over to TrolsOn's House, some half a mile
beyond. Thinking that morning might find the
creek low enough to cross, he picketed his
horse in our pine-shanty stable, and after q
frugal supper from our mess-board passed
around bis pouch of kiliBinic, and then, smok-
ing awhile, and asking number of questions,
wrapped himself in his overcoat and went to
Sleep In the morning some of the boys went
out to feed, Others to go on duty, while Jim
White set about breakfast. Giving the stran-
ger look, Dixie said 10 his blunt way, Look
here, stranger, suppose you go and get some
wood; every man has to work his way in this
steamer. The graye-looklng man smiled but
said nothing, lighted his pipe and started off
Something in his manner caused some one to
remark, Better look out, Dixie, that may be
an officer and elected the reply, 'It don't
matter -, he must either work or go hum
gry;l don't care continental If he be the
President When the good-Datured stranger
returned with an arm-load of wood we asked
him his regiment and name oh be said,
it makes no difference, boys: 1 am much
obliged for your hospitality; my name is Hayes
and have the honor to command the division
which was yesterday moved over to Trolson's,
and which hoped to join by this route" 1t
lantry at Cedar Greek the previous October bad
made Col. Hayes,-the same fight which made
Sheridan LieuteDant-General, and which made
Gen. Hayes Governor of Ohio.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18
Current Notes.

The Massachusetts Democratic State Com
mittee give notice that the Irish vote must
aud shall be secured, and Herculean efforts
are making to induce Charles Francis Adams
to wear green necktie.-Brooklyn Argus,
Business continues to improve despite the
distractions of TIE Presidential election and
the uncertainty that clouds national affairs.
The fact of an improved state of trade can be
learned by inquiry in almost any branch.
The great trading and business public is
daily gaining confidence, the full restoration
of which will bring fBir measure of old
time prosperity. Transcript.
The death of F. o. j. Smith brings to mind
one of the old scandals of the administration
as far back as the days of Tyler. When Dan
iel Webster left the Cabinet his accounts did
not square. There was a deficit which he
made up out of his own pocket, but he de-
clared that it was occasioned by the loss of
certain vouchers. He was accused in Con-
gress of making an improper use of the Sc
cret Service Fund, and letter from F. o, J.
Smith, who had acted as agent in securing
the consent of Maine to the adjustment of the
northeastern boundary, was quoted to prove
that money had been used to influence the
press and public opinion OF that state. Some
other explanation Of the letter was found,
and Mr.. Smith testified that he did not use
public funds to corrupt the press in Maine.
The matter made a good deal of stir at the
time and was investigated, but the result, as
usual in such investigations, did not clear the
matter up very satisfactorily. GLOBE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18

The confederate evangelists are preaching
the doctrine that 'the South must be carried
solid for Tilden at all hazards" with great
vigor and effect in every Southern state.
Gen. M. W. Gary is stumping South Carolina
and does not hesitate to proclaim that the
rifle and the shot gun are the agencies which
must be relied upon. His exact language is:
eff it becomes necessary to shoot them (the
white and colored Republicans) in order to
remove them, we must be prepared to shoot
rather than be prevented from redeeming the
state from Radical rule" This is the infa-
nous mississippi plan."
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18

The Princess of Thule has not been dis
covered after all. Mr.. William BLACK writes
to the Tribune to say that the innkeeper's
daughter who has been brought to public no.
tice by some correspondent as "Sheila" is not
"Sheila' at all. He remembers having seen
the innkeeper who is charged with being the
veritable ''King of Borva" and his two
daughters, one of whom is accused of being
the Princess. He recalls them as 'homely
but agreeable people, but the idea that eth
er of the daughters "was afterwards to be
represented in book as woman capable of
producing some brief impression on London
society by reason of her unusual beauty and
dignity of manner" did not occur to him.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18

AN EXCITING SCENE The enthusiasm with
which Senator Blaine was greeted at Cooper
Institute Monday night, was simply unbounded
He was cheered to the echo as he entered and
took a seat on the platform. The audience
applauded continuously at every break in the
address, and when he asked permission to say
good night the scene was 50 exciting and the
cheers so deafenng that it was impossible to
catch the closing words. Several hundred were
unable to gain admittance, consequently there
were overflow meetings. 1t was as much as
the Captain of Police could do to keep the
crowd out, even after the huge hail was filed
to suffocation. Ths general cry was: 1--WE
want to hear Mr.. Blaine"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18
The Tilden Literary Bureau has been very

THE Tilden Literary Bureau has been very
careless and so has got itself into trouble. 1t
had bundles of campaign editorials written
and printed, some for Northern and some for
Southern papers, and the bundles got mis-
directed. A leader intended for Southern
paper got into the office of the Waukisha
Democrat, Minnesota, and the editor of that
journal following his directions, published it.
As the leader set forth in glowing terms Til
den's sympathy with the South during the
war, and his opposition to the policy of CO.
ercion it was scarcely suited to the latitude of
Minnesota. The edition was hastily sup
pressed as soon as the local leaders got sight
Of it; but the Republicans managed to secure
few copies and are using them as campaign
documents. Nasby warned the Democracy
against this very mistake, but they took no
heed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18

THE open letter written by William Lloyd
Garrison to Gov. Chamberlain of South Car
olina commends that gentleman for his he
role endeavor to secure the rights of all citi-
zens in his state. MIR. Garrison unsparingly
denounces the prescription and violence now
prevailing in South Carolina, and the man
ner in which Wade Hampton is conducting
the campaign, concluding in these words:
If fraud, intimidation, violence, and the she'd
ding of innocent blood can effect it he will be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-18
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.

your successor, Governor Chamberlain But Of
your triumphant reelection ESQ well deserved
az the hand of every voter) there can be no un-
certainty, provided these methods are rot re-
sorted to, to the driving sof thousands of your
warm and grateful friends from the polls. You
dering a legal choice impossible. Whatever
may be the result you have the proud con-
seriousness of having acted well your part and
faithfully discharged every official duty and
obligation. Yours is position as sublime as it
Is critical. Faithful and fearless to the end,
by the side OF the foremost champion of liber-
tY and Justice