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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
Ono.

Farmers are embarrassing to clear land.
Mr.. Frank Sanford has 78 swarms OF bees.
J. L. McKinstry's saw-mill will do business
this winter.
Salem school district No. 8 is going to build
new school house at once.
Mrs. Miller, of Presc oft, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Leo. Van SchoOnhovsn.
Rev MIR. Walker, who held a series of meet
ings here last fall, is again with US.
Miss Elite Sanford, of Hartford, Wisconsin,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Frank Sanford.
Messrs. Snow, Davis and Gerrish visited
Ellsworth on the 29th to attend meeting OF
the Changers.
We are but an item in the county, yet we
favor the nomination of II. 5. Baker for Coun-
ty Superintendent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

SENATOR CoNKLISG, of New York, has
cast a shadow over his brilliant ca
reer 10y his incorporate and violent
opposition to President Hayes and his
administration. made manifest IN the
recent Rochester Convention, prompt
ed by his bitter feeling of jealousy and
envy incident to his defeat as an as
pirant for Presidential honors. Nh.
Conkling is a power in that State and
controlled the convention, its action
conforming in every respect TO his ca
PRECIOUS requirement in spite Of this
fact. however, it is evident that a
strong element of the party there does
not sustain COnkling in his manifes-
tation of ill-uemper and spite. while
many of the most prominent Repub-
lican journals condemn his course.
some even advocating bolt. holding
that failure of the party with his re-
lection would be much more desirable
than success by accepting him as their
oracle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
}, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER A, 1877.
Educational.
H. y. BAKER, A. h.. Editor.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT

a
MICHAEL COLLINS will teach IN the
Patterson district, River Falls.
LEvINes SISTERS. River Falls, will
hereafter keep Swinton's Spoilers.
TRMBELLE village school district has
voted free text books, and hired NJ. l..
Robey to teach the winter term.
Miss Nellie Cooper has taken the
school in Kinnickinnic. located near
the residence of S. w. Williams.
The EDUCATIONAL WEEKLY is printing
a series of articles relating to music
in schools, which all should read.
WE shall be glad to put district
boards in communication with some
very superior ladies who wish situa-
tions as teachers.
THOSE wishing to purchase the New
Cyclopedia of Education, by Riddle
and Schem, will find it to their advan-
tage to correspond with Prof. A. Earth
man. River Falls.
Mr.. CHAs. A. CARSON. late of Maiden
Rock, has been elected principal of
the graded school at Alexandria,
Minnesota, for the coming year. Sal
airy $1,000.
Districts who hire strangers, with a
very low average upon their certf-
cate to teach. against our repeated
protests. deliberately wrong THEN
children. There is no occasion for it
in Pierce county.
The construction of our school
rooms is left to persons who have no
knowledge of sanitary laws and con-
sequently pay no attention to the n.y.
gienic condition of these ill-ventilated
physical and mental cess-pools. DR..
S. NJ. Darts.
AT the Minnesota teachers meeting,
one of the speakers said that children
in that state were sent to school at too
early an age, thus really making nur-
series of the primary schools. 1t was
proposed that the age of admission
should be seven, instead of five years.
LYcEUMs.-We hope every district in
Pierce county will organize a debat-
ing society or lyceum, during the fall
or early winter. They are very
powerful auxiliary in educational
work. Let old and young take part.
Ladies' can also do much to make them
a success. The benefits are many.
Those who debate areled to think, and
consult reference books. They also
learn parliamentary usage, so valuable
to any man in actual life. and acquire
readiness in.expression, and confidence
in themselves before an audience.
Many regret that they neglected these
chances in boyhcod. Ladies should
take the lead in conducting lyceum
paper, besides serving as officers and
taking part in debate. Choose pres
ident who is familiar with the rules
of order, if possible, and vote money
enough to buy Cushing's Manual.
1t will cost about IS cents. Discuss
historical, scientific, and political
questions,--t latter but rarely, how
ever. Then, when fairly at work, a
few cents from each will get a lecture
or two and give the whole district a
feast of reason, and create an interest
n education that can be turned to
good use. The discipline thus OBJ
tanned is more strictly practical than
school room work of the best kind.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
MAIDEN Rock.

Come again to the l. o. ofG. 7.
The shower on the 26th washed our street
out once more.
The Slight fantastic toe" was tripped a
Trumbull's hall on the 9th.
Mr. Blashick, talented musician OF La
Crosse, is visiting friends here.
Rev. Mr. Green, of Saltwater, Minnesota,
preached ably to the people on Saturday and
Sunday.
4 School opened ON the oath with about 80
pupils, under the supervision OF J. 1. Nc
Cleary.
Mr. Quigler, our pastor, has gone to confer
ence. He has labored in an able and success
tnl manner.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

HON. WM. E. CARTER, of Grant, de-
clines the Republican nomination for
Attorney General, assigning as rea-
son therefor that his professional en-.
gagements will prevent him from TAX
ing an active part in the pending cam
paign, and asks that the Central Com
mittee designate some one in his stead.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

LET aspirants for military fame and
glory pause and reflect. The COM
mander of the State militia at the
Pittsburg riot has been arrested on a
charge of murder because of man
being killed 10y reason of command
to his troops to fire. Who wants to be
a military commander liable to pros
ecution for murder because of the re-
suits of commands given while in the
performance of duty.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

THE Madison lawyers are very much
exercised over the question of who
shall succeed Judge Hopkins, of the
United States District Court for the
Western District of Wisconsin, and a
meeting of the bar of the District has
been called at Madison for the 10th
instant, for the purpose of desighat-
ing some one to be recommended for
appointment to the vacancy occasioned
by his death.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

The refusal of the Madison Demo-
crat to support State Supt- Soaring for
reelection. must be considered by The
many friends of that gentleman as a
high compliment. Mr.. Soaring fought
the Madison school book ring, last
winter, with eminent success; hence
the enmity of the Madison publishers
toward him. But, while he may lose
few votes in Madison, he will gain
hundreds throughout the State, es-
pecially if Pres. Whitford. his oppon-
ent. does not come out openly against
the text book steal proposed by the
Madison ring.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
ONo.

Threshing is about completed.
Mr.. Howard has moved from Maiden Rock
to Ono.
Potatoes and corn are a bountiful crop
around here.
Most of the farmers are holding their grain
for better prices.
Honey 10 cents per pound at Santords
Why look sour when sweet is so cheapy
Needed at out corners a good blacksmith,
retail store, wagon shop and public
house. Who are the parties to set the ball
moving
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

THE Eau Claire Free Press inclines
to the opinion that Pierce county, up
on review of the situation will not
press a candidate for State Senator.
This question will doubtless be settled
at our county convention to be held at
Ellsworth next Monday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

THE Republican Senatorial nominal
ing convention for this district has
been called to meet at Menomonie on
Wednesday of next week, and for the
purpose of electing delegates to which
a convention will be held at Ellsworth
on Monday. when a candidate for Mem
Der of Assembly and for County SUI
perintendent of Schools will also be
nominated. We hope to witness full
convention composed of representa-
tive men from every town, prompted in
their actions by desire to promote
the best interests of the Republican
party.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
FL PAso

Rankey Bros. are making considerable i'm
provement ON their hotel.
Chas Gilman laid up his threshing ma
chine on Monday the oath ult.
Miss NJ. A. Hurley started last Thursday
for ST. Mary's Institute. Prairie Du Chen.
NJ. Anderson has rented his saw-mill fol
three years to Ole Anderson for $3.50 per year
C. c. Mcintyre laid up his threshing ma
chine on Tuesday, the 25th ult. We learn
that he booked SCOT. So.
The Good Templars meet as usual the 2nd
and 4th Saturdays and the Sd Fridays. Wis
itors cordially invited.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

Hon. WIN. E. SMITH. the Republican
candidate for governor. receives the
highest enconinms of praise from all
portions of the State. bestowed by the
Democratic as we'll as the Republican
press. Every day confirms the wis
dom of the convention which placed
in nomination the Republican State
ticket now before the people for their
Snffraoes in November.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

AT the Democratic State conven-
ton, our neighbor, G. ID. Parker, re.
ceived so votes for governor, on the
first ballot. After the fourth ballot
his name was withdrawn by d. C.
Fulton, of Hudson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

DEVELOPMENTS from France will soon
be looked for with considerable inter
est. With Gambetta in prison, Theirs in
the grave, Mcmahon threatening to
disObey the national assembly, and
the Prince Imperial hanging around
the Belgian border, political matters
are exceedingly unsettled. A sudden
revolution and a consequent change
of government are by no means among
the lmpossibllities of the near future.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

The Milwaukee Sentinel, in speak
ing of the reform inaugurated by
the People Reforro Party in this State.
says: 'sThey orr .uzed force of
timber agents who. IN addition to per-
sonal cr0okednesS. were used for pure
ly partisan and Taylor purposes" The
Sentinel might have added that the
Republicans are perpetuating this tim
Der agency reform for ''purely par
tisan purposes Isn't it about time
To discontinue this bare faced fraud I!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

IT has finally been so arranged that
the next Governor of Wisconsin will
be from Milwaukee, whoever he may
be.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

The Minnesota Republican State Con.
vention nominated the present incum-
bents for reelection.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04

PHYSICIAN. Office at his res
IL idence. Office hours from TO 10 A. n, 70
T. and % 9P.M
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
DR. R. R. BOURN,

BLACKSMITH, shop on Main ST., south Of Brack-
- EFT House Particular attention given to shoe
Ing horses.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING.

am now prepared TO furnish Plans. Speci.
ncatIons and Estimates, Working Details, Ele-
tor the construction of any building in II .
latest and most approved styles, at reasonab:s
prices and satisfaction guaranteed ANY per-
son viii save from 8 to I2 per cent. on the
cost OF a building by procuring reliable set
Of drawings.
CONTRACTS TAKFE,
tor building and furnishing all matt :;als
c. hDsNRY.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
P. D. PIERCE,
A. ]. GOLDEN,

A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT Law, Ellsworth,
Square
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b. III. PILLAR.

DEALER IN Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
~ goods Main Street. River Falls 20-35
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VETERINARY.
DISEASES : HORsEs.

DISEASES : HORSES.
All who are ia need of such services may
rest assured Lat all cases entrusted to his
care will recei We prompt and efficient treat
rent He has comfortable and convenient
stable Drring the day the Doctor may be
found o. z. s. Freeman's Drug Store. and
dnrlsg the night at his residence on the Gould
r,lacc South Of the iron bridge. He viii be
pleased to see all who may require his servlc-
es Calls will receive immediate attention
dav e. night. rain or shine Consultation
Z. W. BROWN, v s.
River Falls. May 81. 1877. wilma
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
MRS. ". IL. WINCHESTER.

DHYSICIAN, SURGEON DENTIST ONCE a
J. h-s residence opposite the "Press'' Office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-04
BAKERY

Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, Hot Coffee and Tea.
also Fresh Yeast-at G.. Z. Davis old stand,
Main Street, River Falls, Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
TIE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. January James Il.
OseuOd 4 co.

TIE MORT II AMEiti'A.' htN ltN' Jdh"al9' J"h'' IA
The present number of The Nsrh AmericGn
corrin,uccs series OF that umehOnoIed Review,
under new editorial management, but with its former
pubehers furnishing pledge OF the future skill ana
efficiency OF It's adunlSla which, We nave no doubt,
will be amply and hOnOraby redeemed. Although tho
time or preparation has been short the Iudciouo sc &c
ton Of tories aud The tlorOugness aud excellence Of
treatment attest vigilance and tact OF the conductors
ana the ability and prmptncss of the contributors.
The number opens with paper FOR the times
on points in American Politics. by Richard d..
Dana ir, giving calm but exceedingly V2or-
ous exposition o: the present political condition,
and Offering "a variety Of pregnant suggestions
with regard 20 the future conduct OF pubiic affairs
Among the topics which Mr. Dana discusses are election
,y general ticket the electoral colleges. direct popular
vote foT President. term oi oicc aui rcAsibhy, inc
aeccrainin - the voic civil service REFORM resumption
OF fpccic pa, mcus, and relations OF tic republic with
the late rebel states each ~ which points his posi-
lions arc clearly stated and powerfully sustained, open
irc wide field fOT cO.ulent aud discussion although
urged ,yi cainncss OF pbGsOpnc inquiry, ana not
with the heat Of parti,an debate. Mr.. l. T. WLlppcs \
paper on Daniel DerOnda admirable loi IT. sagicl0u
estimate Of thc qualities which nave given George Eliot
20 eminent rank ainong the living writers Of England
and lie proiound analysis purposes and methods O
her latest widely criticised production Mr.. W!ippic
rrgards Daniel D1onaa,' in its wealth oi snDtc,
der and comprehensive thought" az altogether uneX-
ampod among thc novels of th' tne ana III respect 10
"mcrc Iai1cu,s. of intellect" as unmatched among
the WORKS Of the most distinguished H0T"sts Of the CEN
1rry." Compafirg George E!i0t with Dickens and
,Thsckcray, he prOreauces her superior 10 them in
thorough mastery Of the knowledge and advanced
thought Of the age, white in "soDf1ety breadth. and
,u9sslyeutss of understanding she is Tie acknowledged
,er Of such men as john Stuart NH and Herbert spencer
Tie ue Of ir John FiSk,'s article The Triumph Of
i)arWinsIn" may DC considered by many readers
what premature, AID perhaps not u little cool,
hut with his guarded definitions, he may be said to nave
made ont pretty strong case Ia favor Of his position
THO ess0ia al theOrenls of DarW eGIlaOed by Mr.
Iiske are first, that forms Of lie now widely unlike
have becn produced from common original through the
sccunulate cd Inheritance Of niEuie individual modica
,ips and secondly mat such notifications have been
accumulated mainly in great part through the selec
zion of individuals best fitted to survive aud transmit
ther pceiaiiiy 10 thcr onaprng. This theory OF nat
urai selection, Mr. Fiske AYERS has already
won complete aad overwhelming victory The
number Of eminent naturaiifts who siill decline
~ adopt it could De counted on ones fingers
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

REAsOT FAITH, AND Duty HFRkoxs rEf AcHTp
oIHFty N JHE COiItl,E CHAI9f. ~ JAAb- MAiAEg.
D. d., il. H.. ia President Of Harvard College LIMO.
pl 4aI Roberts iirOthtTS
The late President Walker is held in alfcc-
tloiAic and Tcycrcnt memory hy vide circle of pupils,
and numerous company Of friends who were DAILY vii
nesscs OF the blended charm aud energy OF his charaetor
He was man who made deep impression all wiki
whom he came In contact The ausciii ~ hs intellect
was combined VITA gracious sweetness OF d'ncruor
rarely ornd together In the person. The leading
feature OF his nature sense o justice which ia lis
mind was identical with passion or truth THIS quality
seasoned and animated the 1;hoc course Of hs HE. II
ted him 90 strive for ccarncss Of perception,
fnpanality Of Judgment, accuruey NJ statcmer I,
and the observance OF proportion and harmony IA
whatever he ssid or did. He possessed the highest
personal honor which In other days would have been
called romantic chivarous but with him. was only
another for proDriness, punetualiiy roetitude
thoroughncss and good work in all Tie relations of life
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

AfA MAmAseD. u. l2inO pp. Al. A. =. Barnes 4 90.
Admitting thc reality OF certain physical
;ieuon,cns of "a strange and pecuia" character, and
claiming TO proceed from tac agency OF invisible spirits.
Dr. Manau tndray0ls trace thelr ori1n 10 force IN
Nature which he calls the Odilic Force, and which ia
identical with The cause esmcric and calrycyaht
Phenomena and ~ the socaied spiritual manifestations.
llis foicc h. airns a. exhibited in The spirit circles,
accounts Tor an alleged spirit phenomena OF every
Lind and ucnty tie hypothesis oi SgrtualiHni Is
r without any valid evidence Whatever. 4 variety OF
curious facts and incidents addIccd by the anh0r in
sup biz yiew, and his boo, Though not very lively
rea Ing r. the r,palsilc features which make
n Nuisance oi - Iu;ny on the sulJrct
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

INAGINAEY CONVERSATIONS. By wAI1EG SAVAGE
lh>D.h Inst acn,s CLASSICAL DhLo"ute Emo. rp.
GiJ.
THH SANE. second ScIirs foyfgglcHs AND sIAiIsEES.
Emo Ip ia i;ob,fts BrO,i.re.
II was time for new edition Of IIndOrs
famous work The ri SO Of persons who u. the imaHi-
u,ry Conversations is not very large aud re las never
viii be. bat VIII always exist among :, hong
Adorable scolarriip gray" and iony imngrai0n, ami
tr ruros English dlciun ,ciaed, alter say
L3udor wii live in literature II IS not necessary to
attempt any ncw Characterization OF these volumes.
IHcy have their plcc among choicest classic in
H,.,o when va, vacant uHil ti,l written Ths
edition g. just What t saUud be, in pGpcr typography
and binding.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

A. Brcntlno, lnion-sQuarc, has received the
Chr numbers Of me LoEdoH GrGJhie and TAe Ius.
trGtc Accs, botn lavish m beautiful ensrayings. The
pictures of a QuCt Christmas in the former aud Lat.
Tic MIN ia latter alone worm ne eost OF the
numbers
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Bi1~ OF TALK FOR Young FOLKS. ~ PROSE AND
NFitI~ iy IL. -. I2IHo ~. 2ii. i;o,griH Brothers.
some Of tho experiences of the writer from
Colorado 10 Rome embodied III ts agreeable volume.
] coifss Of original poems, skcichcs of fortlru re
juvenile stories, and brief Cssays winch oug, ddacc
al. not dismal H. II. shove her Versatility IL talent b.,
her Wl1jings for children, which lcss sparkling
with morning Gew than tic brilliant productions which
have afforded niaGy pcasIn, hOGis To c ders
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

A new edition OF lIGke Robin, Mr.. John
BuIroug-s eaarnng dy lle essays on American birds
with additional matter, k Issued by Iiurd Houg.
ton. one has only to DIP into these yririn prose poems
enjoy The freshness sprng amid the bleak gors Of
Taelng Winter.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Y
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station, loot Of Libery-,t '"'
Commencing Jaa d, Is17-Lcsve NewYork, i0,t Of Lib
y-st-. IA .Oii"vs.
80 A. ni-aAIL TRAU for Pennington Eastou T., v,de,.
Bethlehrsn, Alrnt0Wn Hauch Chgnk. Isnsuena Nile.
barre scranton ara, tJTuOhd4le, ~ June
D. J.. 4 ". Y. E.
sI5Am.-NORNING EXpRRs- daily (exceut SUNDAYS, ",
the West. Counccs 20 a-tJu fuT Mauch ChTuk Taaoua
TOwaDta. Hilke-bafTe scranton. Dsuyr Wismsyoft ee
400 q. m.-foT SJHcrNIie tfIg ilrTInRfOu
fl:O p. fn-EN"Rtss for Pennington Et-t0n. Alcrtown
hauCh Chunk, WI aTre, .tpI, TamaGua 30 ls16v
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PDttsylHc HARRISBURG,
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ft.3O y. ul.-E0r ~0mcFyIile and FieniugtOn
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Reading Harrisburg and = West.
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Boas leave foot 0 ClaTSson st NJ town. iJ, 7.I5
sl5 9J. 1913. II; m. l-:i5, 3Ij, 4!j Ji3, 7:l5
Connection % made by ClarAsonst Fcy q, jersey ol.y
with an trains maraeiT r.
For TRAN 90 lora po.nts see Timetable &C la;0na
SUNDAY TEAINS-iFf.E NtW . ors .oUi L.JrIty So.
9t0a M, 33 II p u fyr igund Brock and It..fccsie
points al $3.50 of fd.tu Reading, and 3f.1uIg
NEW-YORK AND J0NG BRANCH DIV.
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SQCAN.
River at s:l5 Itc4j a. m, 8lj. j:Ij D. m.
From Of C.ar.sOust ~ lllj a.
stages from kcypoft connect AZ hataSan station
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NKw-YORK CITY.

PErel snd vi e 10 James Kearney .... .Oao
Rronc a, a. bGgl Z2xGs: same 10 gqms ......... 300
BrO0ne Il No 5b), 22I6Si James heainey ana VIE 900
TO ,o' $4,000
pei 70 MSSy Bpcs lS5OO
LcWisst, JS y q q ~ Grand2i 40 E2O.4 Edward
H1uoit-cnek aud wife Cstarlne Gociz ..... H. 90
Inc To- llil9, dil, i',ppef ,............ $4,000
Lewis b. . Il Ol GraBdSt, tO.1N2 q samuel
Z!mer aad Edward tiabitschek lloOO
Gal and Me to : Wemps .",..... $4,000
rezj II TO " Jshp 81 ~ @cCryste ..'.. o,l5O
VIE TO Anna norm ,'........... 80
John # 1odsoo ad vie To- "a, il Ialor 1000
Vie to Eleauor INN. 1850
SfIh = be 81 and iil ayes lOt No 1911 Frelng IL
Smiih rel to l4lndon c Gray .,.. -. 1500
-5tn.st \ 100 ~ of 2dayc, 2jXlO22 Charles q
0.borne tb snsai Kuhn. $1,000
3d.av.. - = % ~ 2 Ot Garden II. 2jTiOO 23d ward;
Richard Ii Teller and wie to 1000
Idlrf and ot.ef, 10 Iohn iak .............. 5000
hard 10 " lry Nominal
RivinetoI..t.ss, :, 80 # g Of 3iangIn. 22x7j Gesne
FrhX 10 ti.syc Nominal
thy { 70 Iin re 10 Edwajd K l.ad5scLek...-. 1000
l0t ~, 40 3i@. 2JX9j Franklin Paddock, ref, 10
Stags.. 1900
sugar Refining t",Ipany to Boot, q ilnsly. -. s27JO
Eat,s..... ....... ................ 1900
CniciaLI J Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Rsglste
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
CENTENNIAL TEMPE

CENTENNIAL TEMPEPANCE VOLUME. MEMORIAL
OF iIE IsItPNttIu&N. 1EhfEtANCH C"NiftE",f nv r,
N IHILAlE riI,4, JtNE, lc'b. ovo pi 300 National
IcmptI IaHC' SuciCiy.
This large volume is Il complete memorial Of
the important CHtcnLY Conference Lcd lost Summer
II contains % add delivered that occasion by
ne mos, noted champions OF the Temperance cause 80
essays and pal rs. many OF tem of great eioqa"lee,
interest ard value AID 36 histories Of the movement,
and tue societies or associations which have grown out
of il, I'm alI parts of the word SO much and such val
ar material of thc kind as before bee brought
Together. 1Ge yolduc Is i complete s"rchOuso of Facts
nd arguments for the friends Of the cause, ho may
well rec i've Of the best gifts OF the memorable
year An excellent steel engraving Of tie Hon Wiiiam
L. Dodge 0uts the title page, aud there are more than
% other portraits Of aEd women ustrious IN the
annals 0i Temperance.