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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
An Unfortunate Ride.

At q quarter 70 o'clock yesterday the family
team OF Mr.. g. Moses took fright on Canal street.
corner Of Derbigny, and ran away. The vehicle
ct the time contained Mrs. Moses, her six chill
drtn and the coachman, all OF whom we're thrown
out. All escaped injury save two Of the children.
little girl. aged five years, received severe cut
over the right eye, and the little boy, aged eight
years, was injured about the breast. Dr. Lewis
attended the children, and pronounced their iniu-
ries severe, though not dangerous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
He VIII Not Resign, ana why Not :?

L think from all that / can learn that the Mar
resignation. He Is baffied and wearied, and
would have long since retired from the contest
but for his wife. who cannot give up the purse
she seems to consider her right. The salary of
the President is in all 100000 francs per an.
mum. paid in monthly installments OF 100 OOe
francs-s250 800 salary. paid at the rate Of
each month Ia nice plum when there are chill
dren to provide with marriage portions). a pal
ace in Paris and one at Versailles. AS ducal
mother and housekeeper, Mime. de MacMahon
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28

AT CosT.-In another column will be seen the
card OF our highly esteemed friend Col. J. B.
finet. who's elegant crockery establishment is
situated at No. DOT Canal street Col. Vinet's ex-
cellent taste. coupled with his thorough knowl-
edge and superior judgment. enabled him to
select one of the handsomest assortments of
decorated china. dinner, tea. desert sets, and
fancy cups and saucers. vases etc.. for the holi-
mentioned goods during the holidays at cost.
anording every one an opportunity to become
the possessor of some of these beautiful articles
at . very small outlay.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28

Louis sincer vs. New Orleans City Railroad
Company.-suit for s25. 600 damages for the death
OF plaintiffs son, Louis &. j. SINGER, ca used by
the cars of this road on July 30, 1877 Plaintiff
alleges that bis son was riding ON the train from
the New Lake End after dark, and surprising
there WAS platform tn the car he stepped out
OF the door and fell between the oars. which
passed over him. The want of q platform ia
alleged to be criminal negligence and basis for
this suit,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
BIDS FOR bonds.

Bids for selling ten wharf bonds to the city
were also opened at the City Hall yesterday,
Mr.. M. Benner's bid to sell at 48 cents being
accepted. The other bids we're T.. j. Hurbert,
40 cents; G. l.. Thomas, 80 cents A. K. PEN
dieton, 1917 cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
Civil service Commission.

WASHINGTON, Dec. "a. Anti Administra-
ton people claim to have intelligence that
Service Commission; that Dorman B. Eaton,
president, is preparing report, which will
be submitted to Congress, and that President
Hayes will pull out of the dilemma of civil
service reform by saddling upon Congress
the responsibility of further attempts at re-
form, after the fashion of President Grant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
A Sad Accident.

Mr.. John Clark, better known as CLARK, the
swimmer, was, at o'clock last evening, inter-
nally injured while at work screwing cotton in
the steamship Abdiel, lying at the head OF Adele
street. 1t appears he was passing under the
hatchway, when bale Of cotton broke loose from
the hooks and fell on him. The unfortunate man
was taken to his residence, where his attending
ply stefan pronounced his condition critical,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
THE COURTS.

Merchants and others interested In cases In
the district courts, as principals or ne witnesses,
can be notified by telegraph when to appear In
oonrt, thus avoiding the necessity OF 9 constant
attendance
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
Police Notes.

Officer Knupper, OF the First Precinct, exhib-
tied his zeal last night by arresting one Clara
Stewart as she was going home, escorted by two
young men, who state that she did nothing in
violation Of law. This officer only yesterday was
cautioned by Judge Smith about making unwar-
rAnted arrests
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY HAy
l. ing removed from their old stand. TO theil
new and commodious Office Nc. 20 Carondelei
street, are prepared to fill orders for Coal al
the following rates:
PITTsBURG. 65c per barrel.
ST. BERNARD, 55c. per barrel.
". 3. CAMPBELL. Agent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

United States vs. Hiram Gaines.-In this case
on the application Of the District Attorney. il wa,
ordered that the logs seized in the parishes o
Livingston, st. Tammany and Ascension be sold
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure OF meeting yesterday Mr..
Jackson Douglas, tax collector OF De Soto siish,
who is in the city on business.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
A SPECIAL MEETING.

There will be . special meeting of the City
Council tomorrow Saturday at noon.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
An OLD JOE AGAIN OPENED.
The Transfer of the st. Louis Hotel Gives
Promise of More Litigation.

It now transpires that the old act Of purchs &c
sof the st. Louis street State House gives prom
ise OF more litigation. As will be remembered
the New Orleans Building Association sold to the
State the state-House for good round sum, Of
which about $225.0a0 has been paid already in
1anh On the warrants given. The Supreme Court
~ since decided that there was no constitu-
tfonal right on the part Of the Legislature to
oanoticn this purchase. The question nov arises,
xoa Nhom can the State recover this money
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT,

Succession Of Elizabeth sohopp. deceased vile
OF Christian Sehopp, opened.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28
M EROHANTS' MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
lD4. Canal street.. 10
TWENTY THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT.

In conformity with the requirements OF their
charter. the Company publish the following
statement:
Premiums received during the year ending
May 81, 1877, including unearned premiums
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28

The above statement is q Just, true and cor.
rect transcript from the books of the Company
PAUL FOURCHY. President.
G.. w. NoTT, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-28

STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish OF Orleans, City OF New Orleans, +
Sworn to and subscribed before me the sew
enth day of June. 1877. JAMES FAHEY,
Notary pi1hlia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-13

TIFFANY g. CO.'S stock of
sterling silverware is the largest
in the United States. They are
constantly producing at their
Prince street City Works a class
Of finer goods, representing many
methods Of ornamentation prac-
tised exclusively by them. Their
stock Of family silver and articles
for Wedding Presents, at POPU-
LAR PRICES, is the most attrac-
tive they have ever shown.
UNION SQUARE.
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ANoTnER SprRIOUs IIEIR.
Affecting Scene In n Court Room-Two Wo-
men Claim One Chiid.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan, April IA habcas
corpus cnse was before an Associate Justice OF
the supreme Court this afternoon. the writ hav-
ing been served upon Mrs. o. \. Hull OF lndc-
pcndencc, Mo-. commanding her to bring into
the court n babe which she claims rs her own,
but which il said to bo The offspring Of Hester
A. Wiley. an inmate OF the II ONO for Fricndlcss
Women in this city. in which institution the
babe Is slil to have been born Some time ago
Mr.. HUI. the wife Of banker AZ Indcpcnd-
cuce. came to this city and adopted from the
Home for the Iricndles4 the hlho. She wis
chldlcss, and the husband oncrcd 5000 forthc
first eaild She came 10 this CITY ana pro 'urcd
tho above mentioned babe. which, for time.
She pnlmci of on the husband as bis own. hut
he. soon finding out the deception. hogan q suit
for divorce. la order 70 prevent the ciulds dis
appearance, the writ uf hnhcu- corpus was is
sucd. and the child brought into court to-day.
Both allcr"l mothers were in court. and upon
the appearance ol the offspring both mndu for
it. weeping most proiuscly. Tho 'a~c was post
pnnnl, uppn motion of the nil lrnny for Mrs.
Hull. untl thc2ith. for the purpose Of procuring
EVIDENCE. and i'm the mcautimc m child will re-
main ia the guardianship Of the sheriff Oi
Montgomery county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-13

= y 'l7-i1-- ~ I141i- y
\ W, r'"n lr'r,a Catholic. who wa,
49, te W.n',r. Vas a
@.A''.. l.
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O,REcr LINE no TRANCE, ,.a rrapaa,
- lNt e. ucfNi 4rhu~ati.uA' uiuNAuA ~-lN IlNNf
ST LAURLNT Itchcsncl. Wrin,.dt, AuDi- r ll'
Louis III BE3l ~. Agent. b, Nrpuiuf
INMNN IINE.-NAIL STEAMERS

| foR ot'EfN -roWN NND LIVERPOOL
tirY Or RICHMOND 90. SATURDAY.. Arril ~ lf , r Y
cry tf kRi' ~~EfS SATURDAY, fur 30. nom
ClIl OF BERLIN SATURDAY.. Apri -. o. . v
From Per -. Nprtl river
CABIN S-o ami siyl gold Return u sets on ftvnr,hs
terms SrEERAGE. s.. ruifnu.y DrI.. Il .Nr.t rates
saloons. state Rooms, smoSins AMI Bath Room. ana.
ships
iOHN q l. ALE. Agrnt
ast.It a. Ar.. .Nts. y NsaH
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Steamboats, anO .N.lroa>5.
DI.NH>l LN.ANIA Aif.HO.t ID.


ASH lsiiip - Arf- MAIi EpfrF
Trains i.fNr Ane, wa pcsurs--. ant NltNanlts'A
fefi..- l. ii'uN-
Tvtr, .io- iafr bur. rtshur.' a. Wet AMI south,
Wini fllran palace SAT, attach q, s. 80 4 NJ, % al /
4IP " daily
T. N..n.D u- ~ i.ifs in ltl.ti lIr. Frtr-u &C. J.
ir' AMI tno Of r'-lon, tor W4ian.. 'rt ami Leo (
Haven. = $50 4 "
Tor RaiLnur,. Na.lin1ion AMI t1c South "fimite
Washington ENrrc.~ q" Pullman iioi cars datN y
cert SUNDAY 4. 80 A NJ, arrive at Washington al -
VI Regular At - A Vi 10. ant T. NJ sunday,
6Ani NJ
% .slA VI = D. g = p ~, amt 49, = ami - night
sml's,. .alA ", , !. Z, 81 80. ami 50 A. NJ. Lmssans
and Hn' ia .. : = VI
A1'onmDiaton or Trenton. - VI. canl tiorN
f.r tram. go N.N.rk Elizabeth. Runway. Princeton,
T-erfNn Perth Annnv. tl,mui-to~. RslNilcrr. an 4
other points. >rr local schedule. at ai ticket Offices
Trif- frni lIif ,hNr-h. 3d. - ami ~ ~ \ VI m
l. -nr lulN ip.tnA amt q - T. daily. sN|
c-it Monday fr.eu Washington and baltimore " .
phlN ~. p 49, ant - - T. VI sunla,. o. 81 -
A frnu ~ 'piD liiu. D 80. 90. e. ti . - u.
II 'nA N ia. : ~ . ~. e. - : o. lnlh ant - ~
+ VI ~ruit,. ,tu. - % 80 IL ~ 4 VI, = -
ION. AMI u2n T.
Trktt ola r> ,-i anI 90 Rrnaiwav. - N.nr ll'r-'
aud foot D-hru.-'s AMI 'ortlauit - Court -
BrooklSn ~ III ami IL hudson It ilphuNcn. depot
jer.., ,ity Eni-raut ticket office = battrr, place.
FRANK THOMSON, u VI lloyd. lE-
Geucril Manager. &C. nj Ia-s 500 Agent
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+lou5s furaisbinQ.

" 400 l'uln ~ DlrWFEN 3'ru ANn usr
tlli. Nr fpk CA~u
i''f ''f.' -.'Ni4i rHtr.'l
ElKNiri ri, VNWrIr~. BEDDING. ml
~ 80 al IDiN ,f 4 ID ui ltl
% vac n'h.', noA i'.iyiii .hnr-' ..n ''nr sat-.
I.t N' ". soc 18TH lv
t''N. Nn .'i'. anal D ,ti ,ts
ar ri O. AM ~ IIN.s. SIS E,EN
80 .'' nl -'i'. l'fi' 4 lAl1t~.
'IHE roriLAR rtw>iTtRE M,,V-
HNl, W. ~ '"'h O." 'l' i' N' rh.iio,i nul Ir..t
T. 'All nNr 900 i' l'l tf'NN ilthiifr,. ANA h illn.
'' ''-' 'fiN o. r', i' D.. N.,'. luui'h
Wil"'f ~, '!'rTiILV urNrs
I.
V9NrAHu.u >'.a to's, g., V4aaAn,.
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Dr>T RODL IHt->~ii~ CARPETS q
ID t.i.l It-f A'L-I hl st I'D. -
DID, ..It.f '-.-t
IHru raNFpG
..I4' .".... ...If.I N.. I--. 90 80
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TONY P.,sTOR's.

........ THE VnrRELL SISTERS
MATINEE PAT ROONEY.
inDAY SAN nEvERF
MATINEE ADD ENNAS.
10pW OLOaGE KNIGHT
MNrlNlr 'ENNIE MORGAN.
TO DAY ANu
To- fnf.
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GUAM orru1 HOUSE. w Nv a1i aII /

(,WAND OPERA HOUSE. sch Az aul 2ti -
u rupif puNNtiLN = d. ie'-are~ ans Nlnt-rrs
Rt~i1tNID SEALS Olehe-'ra tIrrlel 90 ttNIS
La.i performance. OF the great tonne sic play MISS NJ
ItN. with ~. hetufi fleets 80 amt GIcAtCust
LAST MISS MI L1ON MATINEE To MORROW
on Mouda, St with Mr. II Stoidart and mon square
Theatre cast scenery costumes nNi elects, kp- Michel
sunday cNeuin. red corcert-I0usiana Jubilee Slave
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NEW AND ONLY GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
GILMORE > GARDEN,
Madison AMI ith avs 2ith and am stS
FOR SHORT TIME ONLY.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY
Pronounced by the entire press AMI hc public INC most
menf ever Witnessed In New Norh 800
IwILyK THOUSAND DELGlrED LADIES AND
UENrIEMKN ARE COMFORTABLY SEATED
Is THE VAST ARENA NIGHTLY
MENAiER1E or RARE BRUTE BAblES ADDED.
MAMMOTH MUSEUM or NEW
MECHANICAL WARY Els
Moro an1 rarcr Wild beasts, Birds. anu Rcpucs moro
mails nni Magnificent frca Horses than were over before
mn CIRcrs SENSATIONS OF EUROPE SPECIALLY
IMPORTED TO AMAZE AMERICA.
$4,000 STUD OF SIX sGFfRB coAr. BLACK Epu.
GATED STATIONS
for whose equals viii gladly pay s!1"O Introduced
all Their they stimuli nruu,Y, AMI rs ono company,
execute the most a-ton ,- aud unsurpassahc act ana
Miss HFNGfER's ORIGINAL and ErRcTRIrYIYG
DOUBLE NANCE ACT INTRODUCING TWO MA"Nlfl
Gent .tDpJ SiAiiiou- rii.n AMI driven tandem Tor
the cuuuis rpArl of WHICH Will also nay $4,000 . 49,.
OVER iOJ 'rEEHif~~ PRINCIPAL ARtNIC CELEB
RITES. inrlullng
on Nsi.I- ". FISH,
Tho vnehalicn.od bareback ~ Tier of tho Universe.
SEN FACES AND FAMOUS FOOLS.
lHl' ~ 10 SUIT ALL GLASSES.
orchestra 'hhiis ~ cents
fNilN 'fclc ~ ''l,'
Chdron under o. To tamil, Circle 2jc, to Orchestra
tl.tIT.
Doors oncn ai AMI T. brand Animal and Spec
tasulir cutrcr ono hour later
Ie afternoon tnf rfHlnnnuis are pr ci~elN tho same
tho evening nnl being les crow led ticy moro
UIfIIfi rtIlIie for lIlif and children.
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4 tHitP c.tf home -uou.,. y r,.n.. ,l - i,u
- lnIurs rntr lf'fl 50 lul itl 49, lIur- l.s ara.
iuNN IHt.'lt 2~' part ca-h.
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aclantro- tmalts.
4 -Ip-TOM ADVERTISER

Nsy leave their favor or rur srv at the only anti
iygd ul tow % tdscrtis, tucnt Offices. 1904
.t7 d. llvNN. corner u' 81 q -. tll - J. VI ~
aOS West .Jd st. opposite Grand 81 aliuu-c, anu 100
.l nf. corner oi iith 81, unui : T. NJ
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05

The storm of last Friday evening "as
much more severe north of us than IN
this vicinity. The Nellie Kent, being
at Cedar Bend, three miles below
Osceola Mills, was completely at the
mercy IF the elements. The hands
not being able to fasten her, she was
dashed against the shore and manifest
ed a desire TO tipOver. being prevented
only by The IS or 50 persons on board
who crowded together upon one side
of the boat. The rain came down in
torrents, and not dry spot was to be
found on board the water dashed
through the cabin and forced the pas
semgers To seek refuge on chairs and
tables, and standing on these articles
of furniture with umbrellas over them,
they enjoyed themselves as best they
could. At Osceola Mills, the Baptist
church lost cupOla and bell, the school
house its belfry, several barns their
roofs, while chimneys, window shut
tiers, shingles. and signs we're flying in
all directions. Much damage was also
done to farm buildings in Polk county.
Another severe rain storm, accom-
panied by considerable wind, occurred
above saltwater on Saturday, about
noon, not doing, as far as we have
heard, any particular damage.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05
The Falls.

Is there IN this region OF country a
prettier place than our own little glen
between Cascade and Junction Mills
1t is one of the loveliest spots to be
found. But how neglected A per-
son is liable to break his neck getting
there, and when he is there. the proofs
Of earelesSneSs, slovenlIness and neg
lect. are all around him. Isn't it
just 4 trife too bad to let such spot
20 TO wreck and RUM
\ small expenditure of money and
muscle will make it place where peo-
pie can go and spend a pleasant hour !;
where old and young can go and enjoy
themselves; where the Brass Band
and the Musical Union can dispense
music to the many persons who would
be there to listen.
The writer moves that the place he
made credit to the town; do you,
you. second the motion ! VIII You
give few hours work with spade or
shovel. AK or hoe. some time this week
or next! Or. if you havn't the time
will you give dollar. or fifty cents,o
twenty-five cents toward buying lum-
Der for a stairway which shall lead
from Cascade Mill down. What say
you EARTHNAN.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05

lhkATON, july =, 1871
EDS. JOURNAL 81 wish to correct an error
in the Bay City Items OF June %, published
last week in the Herald The correspondent
was misinformed, tor never stated that the
Journal charged me si5 tor printing one es-
sray notice OF six head of horses. But | did
| stale that thought they might, as it is gem
eral custom for all papers to charge 50 20 COR
each stray notice, aud as / paid that sum to
one OF our county papers few years ago
could only Judge by What | knew; and was
ignorant that the Herald printed SO cheap,
though have always taken it. And, further
more | prefer to advt ltise in the JOURNAL, as
1t is generally supposed to have the widest
circulation. At the tine the parties came for
the strays | had received no bill from the
JOURNAL and told them that | would charge
them what the printers charged me, and as
they wished me 70 trust them a week or two
| did so. Iroceived the bin from the JOURNAL
the week alter they were here and have been
waiting ever since Tor them 10 settle the bill.
The bill does not call tor Sl5 dollars, but
think they have added what | charged for
keeping the strays to the advertisement which
might make the SI5. | hope that correspond
ent hereafter win be more correct and editors
should not let mistakes occur so often as they
have of late IN the Herald.
Trusting what have said viii be sufficient
in the matter, am yours truly,
Il N
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05

The most noted wedding which has
ever occurred in the Northwest, took
place at st. Paul last Wednesday be-
tween Mr.. Frank b. Clark, General
Freight and Passenger Agent of the
W.W.R.R.CO. and Miss Lena Thompson.
of st. Paul. The ceremony was per-
formed at St.Paul's Episcopal church,
which was profusely decorated for the
occasion. At the conclusion of the SER
vices at the church reception was
given at the residence of Mrs. J. E.
Thompson and many valuable presents
were made, among which was 5000
watch presented TO Mr.. Clark by the
L. K. officials. The bridal couple left
in the evening on their bridal tour to
Chicago and San Francisco.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05
The celebration at Ellsworth passe,

The celebration at Ellsworth passed
of very pleasantly, although the fail
ure of either of the orators of the day
to appear, and the excessive heat.
were serious drawbacks. Mr.. Horner
being quite i'll was unable to attend.
Thecause of White sabsence We did not
learn. The exercises consisted of short
speeches by several of the gentlemen
present. music by the River Falls Cor
net Band and singing. Quite a large
crowd was in attendance.
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GILMAN

School in district No, closed on the 2nd
instant with a picnic. Mrs. N. A. Nelson,
Mrs. NJ. Nelson, and Mrs. IL. Nelson were the
committee for the arrangement o! tables, and,
from a literary entertainment in the school
house. we repaired to the tables in an ada
cent grove where the committee had spread
most alluring charms, and added charm TO
charm by their own wit and cheeriulness.
The thunder storm OF the 18th ult made a
deep and lasting impression ON two families
i'm this town. The lightning first called on
Mr.. 4 Forgerbaches and family They had
novel their stove into q summer kitchen but
had left part OF the stove pipe protruding
through the root which proved an accepted
invitation TO the lightning. 1t first set lire
to some clothing hanging IL the chamber,
then descending to the lower room demOlish-
Ell a cupboard and all the dishes it contained,
tearing AZ the clock, headstead, floor, nails III
the wall, tearing ont the windows, giving MIR.
I. a blow on the shin, leaving blue mark
on Mrs rs. arm. covering up the sleeping
baby with the debris Of its work and finally
tearing ont the door TO make elbow room for
its passage to the cook stove in the summer
kitchen. Its next call was at J. Il. MaXgood's 8,
where Il paid particular attention 10 the
hostess who was very much affected by It.
Mls N. was passing by the stove when
on on TO a stone pavement II so, just mag
inc that instead of the actual facts your
weight was ton and the height 80 feet with
all the accelerated momentum pertaining
thereto, and that each ear had been most
seundly boxed in your descent, and then YOU
will conprehend Mrs MS condition. Her
shoes were torn 10 ribbons andthe soles of her
feet appeared TO have been soundly switched,
and were somewhat swollen
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05

Jerry Mountain has purchased new reaper
and mower.
Mrs. Thompson closed her summer term of
school last Friday.
Farmers are feeling more iubilant-owing
to the unexpected prospect OF bogntiiul har-
vest.
The board OF supervisors Of Fl Paso decided
against granting license TO sell liquor az that
place.
The board Of Review OF Fl Pas0 met at the
Clerks Office on the 25th instant to review
the assessment Tor 1877. The main alterations
were made on mill property. Mr.. Schmitt,
our assessor, has given good satisfaction.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05
MURDER WILL OUT.

A few years ago "August Flower was dis
covered % he certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver complaint, a few thin Dyspeptics
made known to their irienGs how easily and
quickly they had been cured by its use. The
great merits of GREENS August FLOWER be-
came heralded through the country by one
sufferer to another, until, without advertis-
ing, its sale has become immense, Druggists
in EVERY TOWN in the United States are
selling 1t. No person suffering with Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Costiveness, palpi-
tation Of the Heart, Indigestion, low spirits,
etc, can take thiee doses without relief Go
to your Druggists, {. Z. Davis or r. 5. Free
man, and get a bottle tor 70 cents and try it.
Sample bottles 10 cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-05

Our chairman, J. w. Davis, drives a stylish
s'rig'' i. e., that horse aud buggy.
At the last session Of the board OF superyi-
sors license was applied for but not granted.
a petition is in circulation asking the de-
this route.
Corn is growing rapidly. Spring wheat
is heading out, rye and winter wheat near
ly ready to harvest.
Miss Anna Spaulding, who is teaching IN
the Warrentown district, we hear very highly
spoken OF as q teacher.
The road between the town line and Adam
Browns has been repaired 10y "Little Isabelle
so that Il now Is iii nearly as good con-
ditiOn tor travel as the one between Mr..
Browns and the Henry Owen rayine.