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Charged with Robbing the Mails.

HUNTINGTON, ". Va, December l5.--
Ballard Drake, Postmaster at Ten Mile,
Lincoln county, was arrested recently by
United States Marshal Patton, charged
with robbing the mail Of a package con.
tanning $500, mailed by W. I. Thompson
to parties in Chapmansville to buy stock.
Drake is in the Barboursyille Jail.
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ITALY.
CondIlIon OF the Pope.

RoME December 15.-The Popea
health Ia much improved. The fever
has disappeared, and the asthma has
greatly diminlshsd. His appetite 10 good
and during the afternoon he was sspe.
elAlly cheerful. About three o'clock yes.
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NEW YORK, December I5.-The package
trade in cotton and woolen good, Ia quiet
and the jobbing branches inactive, but
brown sheetings. denims, ducks, DC, are
firmly held by agents. Prints are moving
slowly. Central Park shirtlngs advanced
Nc. Ginghams inactive. Mems wear
woolens in moderate request.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Sew York Money AM d stocl,s

NRw YORK, December l5.-MoSgY--!
az per cent, loanipg up to l.i6 aud interss'
closing. Prime mercantile paper 5a7 pe
cent Custom receipts SllG,00o. The As
sistant Treasurer. .disbursed 1856, 900 Clear
ings s2?,0O0,OOO. Sterling dull; long 4.s3
short 81 S5H.
GoLD-opsned l02jS, closed at IO,%
Extreme Of Carrying rates 2a8 per cent
SILyBR-At London remains withou
quotation. Here, silver bars are 81 l9K
currency, 81 i6H gold. Silver coin w,
per cent discount.
EinvRRHNRNra-
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NEW ORLEANS, December 15.-Coffee--
Strong; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime,
l7al9Ac. Sugar-Quiet; common 10 good
common s 6]fa6Ac, inferior to good common
4ha5kc, yellow clarified saSIsc.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DKPAHTnRaf,
OPYtcR or THR CutgY SIGNAL OPBIcER,
WARRINGTON. ID. C.. Dkc, Ill 4. n

UPYicH on THR CHIeY HIaNAL UyBlcER,
WARRINGTON, D. C., DEC. I'LL q ~
fRonABitfriEa
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
south winds, partly cloudy weather and
Occasional rains; stationary pressure and
temperature. 4,
For the Lake region, warmer south
winds, partly cloudy weather and posi-
bly, occasional light rains with falling
barometer.
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PARIS, December 15.-The Repubiigu,
Ffaneaise, Gambetta'A organ, consider.
President McMshons message is frankly
Republican in tone, and consonant with
the true doctrine Of National sovereign.
ty. The same journal highly eulogizes
General Borell, the new Minister OF War
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Central and Northwestern preferred were
quoted ex.diyidend this afternoon.
Transactions aggregated 900 shares, OF
which 40, 500 were Lake Shore, $500 North.
western common, $500 preferred, 1900
ST. Paul common, 1900 preferred, 1900
LackaWanna, and q, 900 Western Union.
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rTus Ix. REcEIYEs DAILY.

As has long been his custom, the only
difference being that he does not sttemp
TO leave his bed. He receives his visi-
tors propped up by pillows, in sitting
posture and fully dressed, with his writ
ing table before him. The new opening
in his leg has had good effect upon the
general health Of His Holiness. Y For the
present the physicians, in constant attend
ance, express great confidence in the con-
tinuance OF favorable condition.
The Pope also said that it would prob
ably be necessary TO hold the coming
Consistory in his bedroom. His Holi.
ness is devotipg his last energies to the
founding OF Rnral School outside the
Portesegate.
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GovERSMENs-Firm
RAilRoAp RoNps-ModprnielY ncti

RAILROAD BosDs-Aoderately active,
SrArR BoNDs-Firm.
SrocKs-1he market In the forenoon
was quiet and the fluctuations 10 the gen.
eral list were confined within narrow lin.
ita. In the afternoon the market was ex.
tremely dull to the close. There were nc
important changes 10 prlees except an ad.
vance Of lk per cent In Cleveland, Colum'
bus, Cincinnati 4 Indianapolis. New York
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ST. LOUIS, December l6.-Riyer fell 3
inches. Weather cloudy and very warm
Arriyed-Feafless and Etna, Wheeling
DepArtsd-F Fearless, Cairo.
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Piitshurgh Market.

PlTTsBuIon,' December lS.-Petroleum
STEADY; crude 81 l0a2 TX at Parker's
for immediate shipment; refined dull Of
lSo, Philadelphia delivery.
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MEXiCAN AFFAIRS.
Fight Between Mexicans and
Texas iilifia--An Appeal 10 the
President for Assistance.

IexaS Milit1a--An appear 10 the
President for Assistance.
NEw ORLEANS, December l5.-The Gal.
weston Mers'. specials reports that the El
Paso troubles have broken out anew, and
fighting between the State troops and the
Mexicars had been going on for two days.
The following dispatch has been recei,
ed by the Governor from the Sheriff Of
El Paso county:
"There was fighting all day yesterday,
at San Elisario, between the State troops
and the Mexicans from both sides OF the
river. CHAs. KEBBER.
The Governor sent the following dis
patch 10 President Hayes:
81 am officially informed that citizens
Of Mexico, in connection with citizens Of
Ell Psso county, Texas, Of Mexican birth,
were fighting all day yesterday in Texas
with detachment Of State troops who
were aiding our civil authorities. The
Mexican force being too strong to be re.
PEELED by the Texas troops, and il being
impossible to raise civil posse from the
citizens who are nearly all Of Mexican
blood and sympathy, and having no re-
Inducements within sever hundred miles,
! ask the aid Of such United States troops
Ss may be nearest to the scene OF action
to repel this invasion OF our territory. |
have the honor to be your obedient ser.
want, "R. B. HUBBARD,
Governor of Tpr1.n
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EyAssynrr, December 1e.-wea.hei
cloudy aud warm. River ~ fee. and
falling.
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The italian Chamber of Deputies, on
the demand OF the Ministers for a vote
OF confidence, gave a feeble majority,
Amounting really to Gefeat.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO TEE DAILY 1yrELLzGENcER
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank is organized and prepared 10 transaet
the business Of banking In ali Il, details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholder and iaunder he
Silue management.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of its Cor
respondents and DePositors, and BY prompt and
faithful execution Of their wilhoa Il hopes 70 msrli
their esteem and eonhdenee.
Notes sud Bills discounted,
United states.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight 70.
cei,ed from banks, Bankers, Firms, corporatious
and Individuals
Certiae1tes oI Deposit Issued payable on damsnd
or OF tked datea
Interest allowed on Special Deposits. r.
DIRECTORS:
John K. BotAsord, WIN. B. sImpsop.
Jacob y. Rhodes, wm. A. Turner.
Wm. A. lsett, John l. Hobbs,
A. II. Adams o, C, Degey.
Henry 81. Harper, my2i-dav
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want, n. b. HuBsARp,
'0rern% @ 1srd'."
SIX MEN RILLEE.
GALVESTON December lb.-The latest
DISPATCHES from FL Paso report i've
rangers and merchant named Ellis kill
ed by the Mexicaps Yesterday. The State
troo1s are intrenc6ed on San EI;sario.
surrounded by a mob of several hundred
Mexicans from both sides Of the river.
The Governor has telegraphed orders 10
recruit men IRON The nearest points In
Texas anu Ne" Mexico. 10 aiu The state
troops.
REVOLUTIONARY LEADERS DEFEATED.
Cry OF MExlco. December 5.-Small
bands of Lerdists. who had raised the
revolutionary banner in the State OF
Tamaulipss, have been crushed. Amer.
lean citizens residing in Tamaulipas
have registered. for the purpose Of pre:
venting foreign adyenturers from play.
igg the double game OF reclana,ions.
rnoons ,, ,,nou,,o No u,p mo ,..,,,,
t"Vots ~A"oniN' ~ .AA .'to '"ASpt'
Mexican troops continue 10 march to
the hlo Grande' More shan one thou:
Sann cavalry are between san LUIS fotosi
ana oain'io. oshets are l9liowlng In
the same direction. several battaiions
"i infantry are on The roaa 70 The sane
point, ana one thousand infantry and
;ome aftliIery WI be sent 6y sea from
Vera Cruz 10 Ma'amoras. Ihe troops
are ssid 10 DC well oncefed' ana armed
win improved guns
NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.
WAsBrSeroy. December l5,-News of
the troubles in Ell Paso county. Texas. il
as follows: The telegram Of Governor
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07
DIAMOND BLUFF.
Wheat, 80.

Wheat, $3.50.
We have had plenty of rain here, which Is
the cause OF so many more RATS passing by
daily.
Parties from Hastings were here last week
looking over our town. They have decided
to move here and open first-class boot &
shoe shop.
Nero Bros. have procured some new plat
form scales, made at Beloit, Wis. These
scales are made after Fairbanks pattern,
and are warranted in every respect.
The NJ. Z. Church here was filed to its ut
most capacity on the occasion of the open
lodge, given by the Good Templars OF this
place. River Falls, Prescott, Clifton, Ellis
worth, Trimbelle, Esdaile, Trenton and Red
Wing were well represented.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07
To the Farmers of Pierce and st.
Cr0ix Counties.

GENTS II have an Adams & French
Harvester now on exhibition at my
office in River Falls, and will soon
have one at Hammond and Richmond,
as the machines are now there ready
TO be set up. Your own interests de-
mand an inspection of this machine
before purchasing elsewhere. A look
at this machine is worth your time
and trouble, as it is all new TO you.
simple IN construction. positive in
motion and has no canvass or belts to
trouble you. 1t IS fully warranted in
all kinds of grain, rain or shine, wet
or dry. Draft light. have five and
six feet cut machines. / shall be at
River Falls Saturdays and Mondays of
each week TO show YOU the beauties
of the Monarch of the Field.
Respectfully yours,
n4tf THos. E. TuBBs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

Thomas COombS, alias Jackson Ross,
a negro who has been in the employ
of Mr.. Lyman Loring, of Kinnickinnie,
wasdiscOvered in the houseOf Mr.. VIM.
Barker, a near neighbor OfMr. LOring,
on Thursday night last. The family
were aroused by his movements and
an alarm being given the negro fled.
"a was traced to the house of Mr..
ring where he was arrested and
ken to Hudson. In default of bail
: now languishes in .sdurance vile"
20 await the fall term Of c0urt-after
which he will probably "ianguish"
some more.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

4 change in the proprietorship of
the Junction Mills has recently taken
place. Messrs. Andrews and Fortune
have retired from the firm, and Mr.. "A.
Freeman. of New York. and Mr.. Z. p.
Stephens, of Minneapolis, are now the
sole prOprietors. Mr.. Freeman has
heretofore owned a fourth interest.
Mr.. Stephens is a practical miller and
will have general supervision of the
mill. They are now putting IN some
new machinery and no grinding will
be done for a month or so.
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SPRING VALLEY.

Crops are looking we'll IN this vicinity.
Potato beetles are preparing tor their ~nnu-
al destruction.
The Good Templars OF this place, will
meet every Saturday, hereafter.
During sudden rise in the river, Tic <
Preston's mill-dam was damaged to consid-
cradle extent.
The Scandinavian element in this part of
the county have the Washington Territory
fever to a considerable extent.
Prof. Cook, Scientific Lecturer, was with us
again Tues. evening, and entertained large
audience with great aoceptability and profit.
He went from here to River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07
MArnEN ROCK.

!. II. Steele, who has been quite sick with
tie rheumatic fever, is now eonvalescent.
There are large quantities OF rafting poles
Icing shipped from this place to Beef Slough.
G. r. Bart on has Oh hand alarge quantity of
lime. Those who wish to purchase should
call ON him.
The Good Templars had an excursion last
week which was enjoyed very much by the
young folks
The steamers Pepin and Clipper are now
making regular trips to Lake City and back
daily. Sias Brewer is agent for the Clipper
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Esfray Notice.

FoHnd and taken up by me, the undersign-
ed, ON land occupied hy me, and ON which
ton, on or about the 18th day OF May, 1877,
one bay mare colt, about two years old, black
legs, name and tail, white near tail and left
hind foot white. One black horse colt about
two years old, lett hind foot part white. One
name and tail, small white spot ON forehead,
right hind foot white. One sorrel horse colt
about two years old with white strip ON face,
both hind feet white. One sorrel mare colt
one year old, white spot on forehead. One
sorrel mare colt one year old, star on fore
head, left hind foot white.
n3-4t 4. II. BoUsTEAD.
Dated at Trenton, Wis, May 18th, 1877.
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EspAILE

Prairie schoOners are on the move. Three
passed through here last week.
Lawritz Halverson moved to Lac qui Parle
County, Minnesota, last week, having sold
his farm to a nan from Chicago.
Several of our townsmen having become
tired of working among the stumps have
'gone west" to look up new home.
A horse belonging to gentleman living in
Minnesota, was drowned last Thursday while
trying to SWIM from the island opposite Red
Wing, to the mainland.
Ii "Little Isabelle" township contains men
enough to fix the 4 mile OF road lying be-
tween the town line ON the north and Adam
Browns ON the south it better be done,
we think, as ii Is travelled more than any
other road in the town and is in a worse con-
dition.
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so PER CENT. SAVED
by using HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY SoAI
HOW HIS Dome.

The first object in life with the American
people is to ''get rich" the second, how to
regain good health. The first can be obtain
ed by energy, honesty and sa wing; the see
ond, (good health,) by using GRERS's AU-
GUST FLOWER. Should you be a respondent
sufferer from any of the effects OF Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c, such as
Sick Headache, Palpitation OF the Heart,
Sour Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Dizzi-
ness OF the Head, Nervous Prostitution, Low
Spirits, &c, you need not suffer another
day. Two doses OF AUGUST FLOWER will re-
lIeve you at once. Sample Bottles 10 cents
Regular size 10 cents. Positively sold by all
first-clsss Druggists in the IT, S.
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IL PAso.

Mrs. Henneman has opened millinery
store here.
Miss Nash made our Good Templars' Lodge
visit recently.
John Hurley and his son have gone to Min
nesota to break ON their farm.
NJ Olson Vespery is teaching the Norwe-
gian language to twenty or thirty pupils.
Mr. T. Siguardson's oldest boy had his leg
broken ON Tuesday, of last week, by the kick
OF a horse.
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TRENTON.

The river is falling.
The pathmasters are busy.
Wheat looks well but corn is nothing extra.
Cut worms and potato bugs are numerous
Farmers are busy sowing millet and buck
wheat.
Henry Johnson has been very i'll OF late, but
is now recovering.
The steam .erry, Ed. WEIGH, of Prescott, is
now running between this place and Red
Wing.
MARRIED.-At the residence of the brides
father, on the Sd inst, by Rev. Acumber, of
Red Wing, Mr.. John c. Reeve and Miss Mary
b. Pumpkin, both OF this place.
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Circuit Court Proceedings.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


State of Wisconsin VS.. C. B. Card. Over
term for defendant.
State of Wisconsin VS.. William Kiesow
Tried by jury and found not guilty.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Albert Downer.
Over term by consent of parties.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Mary Austin VS.. Julius Pelkey. Not NOV
ed.
Edward Cox VS.. Philip Blakely. Over the
term.
Betsey Ross VS.. Ira Carpenter. Continued
for defendant.
Henry Minke vs.. Charles Mills Judg-
ment Tor plaintiff.
Harry Carson VS. Martin Foley. Dismissed.
Joseph M. Smith Ss. Thomas Lauder Con-
tinued for defendant.
CIV. Blssell VS.. Lua f. Pierce and p. ID.
Pierce. Judgment for plaintiff of s25.
g. A. Dill VS.. ]. S. White and Hannibal
Felt. Tried by court. Decision reserved
Il. A. Carson and p. N. McRostie VS.. John
Gerhart. Judgment for plaintiffs S4l.
w. b. Judd VS.. J. II. Wilkinson, Rece Will
kinson and Robert Wilkinson. Judgment
for defendants as to costs.
nj. Stone and Henry A. Stone VS.. Martin
Mcmahon. Settled.
Michael f. Harris VS. James Grant. Tried
by the Court Decision reserved.
John Goggln vs. James Grant. Tried by
the Court. Decision reserved.
Peter Swanson VS.. A. J. West. Judgment
for plaintiff $3.50.
Charles Angel VS.. Ezra Glover. Over the
term.
w. 5. Conrad and A. Hospes VS.. Thomas
w Hope. Jury disagreed.
Thomas Shay ct al. VS.. l.. ID. Newell ct al
Judgment, no cause OF action.
Robert Clifford, by his next friend August
Clifford VS.. Casper Clifford. Judgment tor
plaintiff S475
Nary Tomlinson VS. T. L.. Nelson and NJ
J. Pane. Tried by Court. Decision reserved.
George Strong, Hacket & Chopin VS.. T. l..
Nelson. Judgment for plaintiffs SOL with
costs against plaintiffs
George Walter VS.. John Leightner Con-
tinued.
Comstock, Castle < Co VS.. Tomlinson &
Nelson. Judgment for plaintiffs.
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PRESCOTT.

EkEsIOIT.
Peter Simons sports white pony and a
buggy.
Our ways are in process of amendment
lie, orr highways.
A. t. Carroll is receiving reapers and har-
vesters by the car load
Aid. Z. +. Wilson has fixed up the fence in
front of the burnt block ON Broad st.
The steamer, Nellie Kent, took large ex-
cursion party to Taylors Falls on Friday last,
returning on Saturday evening.
Six hundred barrels of flour were taken ON
the Nellie Kent last Monday morning for ship
ment via the West Wisconsin R R.
The insurance cases OF Redmon, Cross *
Co having gone over this term of court, will
necessarily delay operations or the rebuild
ing of the mill
Mrs. C. p. Sargent has been making extern
sive alterations in her millinery establish
ment-putting in new windows and renovat-
ing throughout.
The Lodge, |. o. 0. f., at their last session,
elected officers as follows: b. Katzenberger,
n. e.; A. Edwards. V. e.; A. L. Roberts, R.
s.; C. B. Fox, Treas
The G. B. Knapp went to Red Wing on Sun
day with large number of citizens from this
city and Hastings, returning in the evening.
The German band accompanied them and en-
hvened the occasion with sweet music.
H. N. Twombly, ofNew York, is here visit
ing friends of"Auld Lang Syne." Residents
Of a score of years ago viii remember him with
many pleasant reeollections. We hear he is
looking to a location here in the banking busi-
ness
Once more We are called upon to record the
ravages OF death. n. Todd, one OF our old
est residents, departed this life on the ID
inst. The funeral took place on the Sd. at
tended by large concourse of friends and
relatives.
The storm Of last week made things fly
round generally. The smoke stack of Dud-
ley's mill was blown down; the sign at the
telegraph Office was carried off; the stone
walls OF Redmon's mill fell with a terrific
crash fences, awnings and tinware strewed
the streets and everybody was looking after
blinds, shutters, sc.
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The pathmasters are all busily engaged
repairing the roads.
TIVE serious accidents occurred in this
community last Friday. Mr.. ]. Woods was
kicked in the face by vicious horse, fraotur-
ing the lower jaw and dislocating several
teeth. Dr.. S. NJ. Davis, OF River Falls, was
summoned and Mr.. Woods is
mending slowly. Mr.. L. Blake was badly
hurt while telling trees. A limb fell and
stuck him on the head and shoulders, pro-
dueing conclusion of the brain and spinal
column. 1t will be several weeks before he
will entirely recover
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EsfraY Nafice.

Found, and taken up by me, the undersign-
ed, on land occupied by me, and on which
live, in Section No. ?, Township No. "a,
Range No. Is, being the town of Trenton, ON
or about the 10Th day of May, 1877, one bay
mare six years old, dark name and tail. Grip
pied in the shoulders Also, one bay mare
four years old, small white spot on forehead
and right hind foot part white.
n4-4w L. Ii. BoUsTEAD .
Dated at Trenton this 10th day of May 1878
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

Van has shipped the road around Lew
seven acre lot.
The Rushville Mills dam has not been
washed out. Mr.. CLARK, the proprietor. win
wager to grind five hundred bushels in TWEEN
ty-four hours with one run OF buhr or no
toll taken, so bring along your iced
Lorenzo l.. Lewis has returned from a visit
in La Crosse county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

). J. Oakley received severe wound
on his left hand from the kick of a
horse which he was driving last Mon
day. The whihletree becoming loose
dropped on the horses heels when a
vigorous back action occurred, result
ing in the discontinue of Mr.. Oak
lev, rs above stated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

Losr.-On the county line road, be-
tween the residence of r. Bowron, in
this village, and l.. L. Richardson's, of
Clifton. a pair of gold bowed specta-
Giles in a morocco case. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving them
at this office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

The Wisconsin Central railroad was
completed Saturday, and Ashland has
now all rail connection with the rail-
way system of Chicago. The arrival
of the first through car, bringing di-
rectors and officers of the railroad COM
pany, was enthusiastically celebrated
at Ashland.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

There will be Episcopal service in
the Glas Valley schOOl-hOuse on Sun
day. June 10th, at the hour of 21a
O'Clock in the afternoon. Also, on the
following Sunday, June 18th, in the
stone school-house, Mann Valley, at
the same hour.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.


Road making is the order OF the day.
We understand that our efficient assessor,
B. Sehmitt, win lie around next week to as
sess the various kinds of property you pos
sess.
The prospect OF a good crop OF spring
wheat in this vicinity is not very good. II
is hoped that the recent rains will improve it
some.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-06-07

Mr.. ii. o. Larrabee, of WinOna. has
opened an extensive stock of drugs,
medicines, paints, oils, &c. in the
Howard Block. lie is an experienced
druggist and his store will be first-clasS
III all its appointments. HIS al. Will
appear in our next issue.