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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
GKEaTsTRAwB BERRY SHOW.
Important Meeting OF the E">tern
Ohio Horticultural Society.
BARNEsvILLE, June 8.


BARNEsvILLE, June 8.
Yesterday the most important meeting
of the year WAS held by the Eastern Ohio
Horticultural Society on the farm OF
James Steer, u Quaker farmer, whose res
idence is \ mile northeast of BsrnesvllIe.
These June meetings are always well al
tended, rs a sumptuous dinner IS pre-
pared with Strawberries, ice cream and
cake as the leading features, This meet
ing surpassed all others that have been
held, not only on account Of the large at
tendance, but for the perfect arrange.
ments of the committee having the mat
ter in charge. The table WAS set IN The
ample orchard, and seats were arranged
for the audience to listen 20 speeches after
dinner. The exhibition OF the straw
berries was not very large, nor quite so
fine as in former years, but was neverthe-
less very creditsbe displsy, including
the leading varieties cultivated here, as
well as some not so well known. Mr..
,John Bolm made the best display OF
Jucundos, and John Hughes was ahead
on Wilson's. Joseph Cunnsrd showed
the Monarch OF the West, the only prom
ising new berry which has fruited here
this season. The Forrest Rise sent by
Mr.. Leo Welt, of Wilmington, Ohio,
was not regarded as an acquisition,
though it may develop IN the future.
Joseph Price exhibited nice CheeDeys,
,Jucundos and Monarch OF the West. The
exhibition of cherries was very good, and
furnished mainly By Joseph Cunnard,
p NJ. Thomas, B. j. Hsyey, Emmor
BAILEY, ]. G. Hall and others. The most
noticeable in this line was the Gov.
Woods, exhibited by VIM. Smith, Esq,
the largest and most beautiful and pro
life ever seen in this region. Smith was
yery popular with the ladies, sil wanting
to try the eating qualitie: OF his nam.
moth cherries.
After dinner there was meeting Or
psnized, presided over by James Edger-
Ter, and brief speeches were made. Mr..
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Michael Stell. cotton spinner Of Brsi-
iord, England, has failed FOR $4,000.
A Dispatch received 10 New York from
London says the English cotton manu-
facturers have made srrsD gemefis 10
Jring operatives from this country 10
take the face Of the strikers.
Two men named Walter have started
for Europe in open boat 10 feet long.
james Rowe q Co, iron and steel man
ufscturers, OF Remington, near Pniisdel.
pbiA, have called meeting Of their
creditors, preparatory 10 winding up
their affairs.
The British Parliament has adjourned
for the Whiuuntide holidays.
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OREGON SURELY DEMOCRATIC.
lot over Twelve, and u Democratic
Congressman and Governor.

Washington Post, sth,
PORTLAND, OREGON, June 7.-Nearly
full and complete returns have been re-
ceived from all parts Of the State, and
these justify US in the statement that the
Legislature will By Democratic by ma
iority Of st least twelve over both Re
publicsns aud Independents. Some Of
the Independents will act with the Dem
ocrats, and thus increase this majority
1t is positively known that the Demo
cratic vote on joint ballot Will be as high
as ffty-one votes. Whittsker's majority
democratic candidate for Congress- will
be between five and SIX hundred, and
msy run over the larger figure. This Is
no: disputed by the Republicans. We
also claim the election of Thayer, Demo
cratic candidate for Governor. The rest
of the State ticket is il doubt, with the
chances favorable to the Democrats.
W. II. WATKINS,
Chairman Dem. State Commlttce.
Senator Grover received dispatch
last evening from the same source Of q
similar import.
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HOW THEY PLAYED ON MAT
THENS.
Stanley Fooled by the Repububli-
cans.
WASUIEGToN June q

cans.
WASHINGTON, June 8.
Special TO the Register.
If there ever was used up politician
who is certain to step out of the United
States Senate INTO the total oblivion
which has engulfed so many men who
were once prominent Republicans,
such men as Goodlove c. Orth, for in
stance, that politician is Stanley Mat
thews, He has always had such high
pretensions and has gone in as a "high-
flyer" after character, to such an extent
that he was somewhat obnoxious. His
refusal to appear before the Potter Com
mlttee has made him the laughing stock
of both friend and foe, for it Is
farce of the most miserable
nature. There is no question as to the
power Of the Committee to compel his
attendance and he will have to stand be-
foSe them, q sOrely humilisted man.
There is no doubt that the Republicans
intend to make scape goat of him, and
will pile on his shoulders all the weight
that they possible can. Some of them
said in his hearing that they
would not go before the committee and
that they could not be compelled to re-
port Stanley swallowed the bait and
made an egregious Ounce of himself. He
has lost almost sll the friends and SYM
pathizers he ever had, and nobody seems
to pity him.
Ben Butler enjoyed his opportunity to
excoriste the Ohio Senator, and lie gave
him fearful tongue-lsshiDg in his old
Style.
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Day GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June S.-Dry Goods
Business was quiet with commission
houses and the jo0blng trade WAS light.
Cotton goods in active demand but t,Irly
steady In price. Grain hays in good de-
msnd. Prints dull Printed lawns IN
far request. Dress goods quiet. Heavy
WooIeus moving slowly and in relatively
small parcels. Foreign goods inactive.
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Shocking Accident.

EVANSVILLE, June S.-Willism Jack
SOD, miller st the Fsvorite Mills, Mt.
Vernon, Indisns, was caught in 8 belt
revolving one hundred times q minute
and dragged around shaft three hund-
red times, having both legs torn of st
the knees, his srms ushed and MS BODY
horribly mutilsied. he diedIn four hours.
He was nstive of New Jersey and came
here three years ago.
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NO.. 2Sl
Toledo

TOLEDO, June S.-Whest - Stesdy
No. l white Michigan 81 10; extra white
Michigan 81 IS; amber Michigan spot
81 Os! No. ! red winter 81 NJ; No. =
do spot 81 O7! seller July 81 04 /, seller
August 81 90; No. 80. CONFIRM;
high mixed 4O!e; No. > spot i0tc; seller
July 4ltc; Ne. , white 43Ic; rejected
S7ic; damaged 3S!c. Osts-Dull and
nominal
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The Subpoena.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-It is current
ly reported that Senator Matthews was
served last night with a subpoena to sp-
pear before the Potter Committee, but
the Sergeant-st-Arms, at late
hour tonight, had received no report
from his deputy subpoena clerk
in whose hands it was placed, sad if it
has not vet been served there is no doubt
it will be tomorrow morning.
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The Matthews Committee.

WAsHISGToE, June 8.-The special
committee appointed to inquire into the
alleged connection Of Senator Matthews
with the Louisiana frauds under the Joint
resolutions submitted by him, is a. fol-
lows: Edmunds, All:sor, Ingalls,, Hoar,
Davis, of Illinois; Wyie, and Jones, Of
Florida.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
Ben Martins Bill Before the Senate.
SpeCial TO the Register.

WAsHINGToN, June 9.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections yesterday reported favor
aoly on the bill changing the time for
holding the Congressional elections IN
West Virginia, and it will become law
in day or two, as Of course there will
not be any opposition to it. The West
Virginia members are in favor of the
measure, rs 1t saves considerable time
and trouble.
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Tne House COMMITTEE and Hnyss'
IltIr.

WAsHIsGros. Juse S.-The HoWe
Judiciary Committee Ibis morning bad
uader consideration the bill introduced
by RImmsil, ~s'ch provides for pro-
ceedlngs in the Supreme Court 70 test he
validity OF the Presidents title. No
conclusion Va. re ched. but the tenor Of
the debsle clearly indicstst that the
committee report vii te siy' re.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGToS, June 10, A. M.-For
Tennessee and tie Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, nearly stationary tempers-
ture, west TO north winds and rain areas
followed by clear or partly cloudy wealth
er.
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Another ,ad sscid-n, In n roaI Nine.

MIDDLIPoET. y, June 8 5-rhis morn
ing Michael Youfg, brother Of John
Young, bost-buiIdsr $, Ma'on City, w.
Va, uas killed in q coal bs 81 Clifton,
W. Va, By the falling Of sandstone. II"
lived five minutes sf.er the accident. be
leAyss a wi snd four children.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
4 Boys Head Cut OF by the Ca

Special to the Register.
STEUBESNILLE, June 9.
Willie Csuley, aged ten years, soA OF
John Csuley, OF this city, while attempt
ing to jump on Panhandle railroad
train No. %, near the Acme glass works,
Saturday night, fell beneath the wheels
and had his head cut of ID.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY TELEG RAPH.
Gold Closed as IOijs-GoSernments
strong aud Hfgher-FIour I'm
Good Demand-Hogs Ac-
tive and Higher
wheat Steady.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, June 3.-Money-
Closed easy St 2!93 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S94! per cent.
Customs receipts $4,000. The Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clear
ings 50 100000. Sterling dull long 4S44i
short 487s
GoLD-Opcned st lOl, and closed At
lOOt CASH gold easier st the close and
loaned fat.
SILvER-At London 58i pence per
ounce; here silver bsrs ll7s green backs
ll6s, gold; silver coin 4(9l ! per cent. dis
count.
GeVERNMENTs-Strong and higher.
United states IS or 1881, coupons...........lJ9
Fiye-twentes, (lS65)ne
Five-tweutes (ls6l
Five-twenties, (leosl
New FlveS ....lVOs
New FOur-aud-One-halis.
New lVL@s
Ten
Ten-Forty CoupOns......... .....-...........lU'Ng
Currency skies ...................l%J
RAILROAD BoNDs-Stroag.
STATE BONDS Quiet.
SToCKs-At the opening to-day the
market was weak, and prices declined
I to per cent, but subsequently, the
stocks became strong, and there was sn
advance Of / 10 Il per cent. IN the en-
tire list under large purchases. The lead
ing features at the time being, the Wes-
tern Union which rose from S4l to So!
During the afternoon the market WAS
strong under steady buying move
ment, snd nj the close the highest que
tations o! the day generally current
c. G. {. y |. WAS con.
spicuous for use at 2 per cent,
selling up from Z9 10 81; New lo.k
Central, Michigan Central, Lske Shore
snd Western Union were all bought and
the purchases were attributed to the re-
turn Of w. Ii. Vanderbilt from Europe
Rock Island and other grsager shares
were firm on sma.i offerings. The Trans
actions on the Stock Exchange sggre-
gated $4,000 shares, of which Il 900
were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 1900 Wa.
bash, 5000 Northwestern, 2OOO Rock
Island, $500 st. Psul, 10000 Delaware
Lackswanna and Western, 100 Della
ware and Hudson Canal, 2,2OO Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis,
and 1900 Western Uuion
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Arminx Against Railroad Pirates

OMAHA, June S-The Union PscI6c
Railroad Company purchased to-day =
sufficient number Of guns 70 arm al the
employees on Ibe overland passenger
trans for protection against train rob
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The President has nominated j. q.
Fremont, of New York, Governor Of
Arizons, and John P. Hoyt, Of Michi-
gan, Governor of Idsho.
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NoTICD.

The sherif's ONCE viii be open EVERY
EVENING until o'clock, tor the purpose
Of receiving 1aIss.
GioRGE X, IlsGLE,
futIta Ltun.
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The Seryisns continue to do al in
their power to obtain representative in
the coming Congress.
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CIncin natl.
Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURGH, June 8.-Pstroleun- {.
Qqet; crude at 81 81 at Psrker's; 70
fined ll:c for Philadelphia delivery.
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PRODUCE.
New YORK.

NEW YORK, June S.-COtton-Stesdy
At ll3@lllc. Flour-Higher; receipts
l4.OOO barrels; No. 2 81 2OG3 %; super.
fine western and Stste 80 jOG4 90; COM
mon TO good 81 25@4 co. good 70 choice
$4 G56s5 75; white wheat extra S. 500
s 80; fancy So 55@7 IS; extra Ohio 81 90
G5 IS; st. Louis a 25(97 70 Minnesota
patent process So OOG7 rs Rye Flour
AT SO OOG3 90. Corn Meal-At 81 10.
Wheat Higher; very quiet; receipts
l3l. 900 bushels; No, Chicago spring
81 Is; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 ID; No. !
spring 81 II; No. 2 red winter 81 1t;
No. / white 81 25; No. 2 spring 81 lS!
al IA. Rye-Steadyi western G5c., Bar.
.ey-Dull and nominal MAlt-Nomi-
nal. Corn-Receipts 2S70O0 bushels;
steam 43t644ci No. 2 45l@4Gci round
yellow 48c; steamer, seller June, 1910
434c. Oats--Dull; receipts 81 200 bush
els; No. 29i@30!c; No. 2 white 81 la
32c; white western 30935c. Hay-Dull
and heavy; shipping at 5OG55c. Hops
Unchanged. Coffee-Heavy; Rio car
gees, ordinary TO prime, l3iGl6ic; job
bing at l33Gl9c, gold. Molssses-Un-
changed. Sugsr-Quiet fair TO good re-
fning Hal 7-l6c; prime Gs;i refined
dull At 9G.9i. Rice-U nchsnged. Pc
troleum-Dull; refined ll3ci crude 7ic.
Tallow-Firm al I l-lG@7!c. Rosin and
Turpeutine-Firm and Egg
Steady; western l4i@l5c. Leather
Hemlock sole, BueIOs Ayres and Rio
Grsnde light, middle ard heavy weights
l9m2lc; common do l992lci California
do l9G2O5c. Wool Dull; domestic
fleece 28G6ic; pulled l6G24c. Mess
Pork-At $40 OOGlO 90. Beef-Quie:.
Lard-PIime steam active a. s. 20 al Is.
Butter-Quiet and firm; western l7@
Igc. Cheesc-Unchsnged. Whisky
Nominal st 81 O7Gl 08. Metals
Manufactured CoPper-Quiet sud un.
changed.
CHICAGO, June 5.-F!our - Firmer,
bu! not qloLsbIy higher W heat-Ac.
tive, firm, higher and unsettled; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 OO4 cash and seller
June; 95.G,9Gc ielIer July; sa!es St 96i(9
90, seller July; sgI, seller August; \ 0.
3. gOr; rejected 7Gc Corn-Acti7e, firm
and b CHER st 3GiG3GEc cash; 37tlG37tc
seller Juiy; 35la36!c seller August; re-
iectsd 32ic. Oal.-Fsirly active and 3
shade higher 81 23;c casni 23tc seller
July; 23ic seller August. Rye-Stesdy
q. 52tc. Barley-Firmer s. 49tc. Pork
Strong. higher. active srd unsettled 81
50 25Ca.9 30 cash; 80 35G9 81! seller
July; So 52t seller August. Lard
! Stronger ana higher St IS SOFAS s2!
cash; So 35(G6 81! seller July; 81 92!G
! 6 95 se.ler Angus. Bulk Mssts-Acuve
and shade higher St 4Ca5tG5tc. Alco-
hol-A. 33ic. Whisky-AI 81 o.
Cincinnati.
! UTsCIEEATI, June 5.-CoLton-De-
mand tar and market firm at lie.
/ Flour-Dull and unchanged Whest-
/ Steady; red 95cCgSl O5. Corn-Strongi
I No. . 4l@42c Osts-Duil at 26(9
29,. Rys-Stesdy 8. 56@5Ss. Barley
Dull sud nominal. Pork-Firm; held
st 81 90 Lard-Actiye and g higher
steam s. 90; current make IS 8C(gG So
kettle 81 25(d,7 20. Bulk Mes:s-oGrong
and higher; shoulders "a Z5Ca4 96 cAsbi
81 80 buyer June; short nib s. 20 cash
s. 25 buyer June; short clear IS S74
Bscon-Quiet, but frmst 4fl954@6c
WhnkY-Dull St 81 03. Butter-DuI
and unchAng ged. Linseed Oil-Du!l a.
66a,56c.
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Cincinnati,

CINCISNATI, June $ Hogs Demand
sct've and prices advanced; common
81 75@S 10; hight s. 3OG5 40, packing
S. 25d3 40, butchers - 4O(a3 o.,
Receipts LOO head shipments 900 hesd.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 8. - The Dyore-i'
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head ;
shipments 5000 hesd. Market excited
snd higher, advancing l5@2jc; choice
hesvy So 5O9S so; light IS S5(GS 50;
mixed So 25(aS 90 All sold esrly; /;
strong rates; heavy run expected next
week.
Csttle-Receipts 100 head; shipments
$500 hesd. Market unchanged; ship
ping ST - O0@6 O5; feeders slow 81 %
ld3 SO; butchers active, but hard to sell
cows 81 5OG4 OOi butts 81 jO@2 80.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head; shipments
$40 head. supply nght. No sales re
ported.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-04-18
Resolution.

RESOLVED, That the town Of River Falls
take the benefit of chapter 50 Of General Laws
OF the State OF Wisconsin for the year 1869,
entitled an act authorizing towns containing
villages not Incorporated, to provide lookup
or place OF confinement Tor tue safe keeping
and detention of drunken and other disOrd-
erly persons on the streets ofany such village
not incorporated.
RESOLVED, That no person shall be upon the
streets OF the village Of River Falls, in said
town, in state OF intoXication, or III a state
bordering upon intoxication, and that any
person being upon said streets i'll state OF
intoxication or in q state bordering upon in
toXication, shall be deemed guilty of disord-
erly conduct within the provisions of chapter
So OF the laws OF Wisconsin passed IN 1869.
RESOLVED, That no person shall use loud
boisteroIs, indecent or profane language up
on the streets of the village of River Falls,
and in any public place, or i'll any building
used and trequented by the public in said
village; any person using such language in
such place or places shall be deemed guilty
OF disorderly conduct within the provisions
OF said chapter SO aforesaid.
No person shall throw or knock any balls
or other missiles, or fire guns or pistols with
in the limits OF the public streets of said vii
Iage.
Amy person offending against these ordi-
nances may be prosecuted as provided in
said chapter IS aforesaid and It is hereby
made the duty OF any constable within SAID
town to arrest any person offending against
the provisions Of this ordinance, and bring
him before any justice OF the peace OF said
town to be examined as provided by law
River Falls, April I'd, 1878. 49-3m
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Clifton, Wis, April 10, 1878.
Notice..

have watches and jewelry in my posses.
sion which were repaired by me, and now
held for charges, which shall offer for sale
and sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, at the front door of the Post-0f-
fee in the village of River Falls. Pierce coun.
ty, Wisconsin, on the Goth day of April, 1878
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day
The following is list of articles with the
names OF the persons to whom they belong:
J. Durham, watch L. e. Mcintyre. watch
J. L. Durham, watch; Julia Nelson, watch
J. A. Moore, watch B + Pierce, watch ]
Blethen, watch +. knight, watch R. Pres
ton, watch p. Gunderson, watch l.. John.
son, watch D. Thomas, jewelry; L. 4. Kin
ney, jewelry; Mrs. Wing, jewelry; A. An
drewson, jewelry; g. A. Charming, Clock.
f. w. REED
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l. The GEsrnback dollar must be a legal tender
for the payF cnI Of all daAis, and by the Govern
ment issueis .rOtecte! asid received as absolute
money at p9r with gold
The G&5nback 70 Js the legal-tendor money
Of the county, and to be issued By the Govern
ment.
,. The tt%geral Government alone to issue mon-
ey, and tGi2 for the bcUeft Of ALL and not To,
through or ~ the enrichm,ent ofNational Bankers
4. All kASis Of proreti2 owned by individuals
or corpora t}!,as TO be Gcfl alike.
5. The nEesediate calhag IN Of all United States
bonds and }{aynent Of them, principal and inter-
est, iii egaj.Sender, lawful EIeenback paper money
Of the UniaS states, and Cguy dollar Of such issue
OF legal-tn'tSf lawful money to be protected by
the GoYegnntNt as al pay with other lawful money
in gold or sayar con, ueHC9 TO DO converted into
bonds of aaNl'ate or ca@ss
Honcylg and economy In the administration
Of public af&@s.
(SgnedE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Nat. Ind. Party.
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! a. y
| 20 years.
WINDAHL-In Clifton, April 10th, 1878
| ALFRED, only son OF 2. A. and Julia Win
| dahl, aged years, month and 20 days.
IAN is sad within our dwelling,
| Lonely are our hearts to-day,
For the one we loved so dearly,
Has forever passed away.
Gone, but not forgotten"
RAMSEY. In River Falls, April 18th, 1873
AcHsAH, wife OF Robert S. Ramsey, ano
| daughter of Loren and Sarah Reynolds, aged
| d years.
The deceased was native of the
State of New York, but has resided
here number of years where she has
endeared herself to large circle OF
| friends. She was married Dec. 3lst,
1876, and at her death left babe Il
little over a week old, which in few
hours also died, and was buried in its
mothers arms. Mrs. Ramsey died in
great peace, calmly resting upon the
gracious provisions of the gospel. Her
dying counsels will long linger in the
memory of her friends.
ARNSWORTH In the town of River Falls,
April IT, 1878, SIMEON FARNsWoRTH, aged
81 years,
Mr.. FarnSworth was born in Wash
ington, Sullivan county, N. H., and
resided there until he came to Wiscon
sin about "a years ago. Since that
time. he has resided on a farm about
four miles from this village. At the
age of twenty-three. he was married
to Miss Eunice Lowell, with whom he
had nine children of which number all
but one are living.
Mr.. Farnsworth was an accommodate
ing neighbor, a kind husband and
father, an upright and conscientious
man and will be missed by a large cir
Gle of relatives and friends.
JENCKS.-In River Falls, April 10th, 1873,
Mr.. Il. G. JENCKs, aged n years.
We have but few data of the early
life of the deceased. He was born in
Rhode Island in 1901; moved, in early
manhood with his father and other
members of the family, to Springfield.
Mass. where he was for some time
employed in cotton factory; reside /
afterwards at Jencksville, Tioga Co.,
N. Y, at which place his father had
become the founder of the Jencksville
Manufacturing Company. About
twenty years ago he came to Wiscon-
sin, made his home in this village.
and has resided here ever since.
Known by every body, esteemed by ev-
erybody, he has joined his wife in that
land where kindred meet to part no
more.
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~ r. BUNP,
Practice. Matchmaker \ j.N.I...

have a rood stock OF Ladies' Gold Watches
and Chang, large stock OF American
Watches III Gold, Patent Filled and Silver
Cases Of tine best quality; Also, Ladies and
Gents Roli$'d, Gold and Plated Chains, Gold
and Plated sets, Bracelets, Ear Drops, Cuff
Buttons, '.as, Crosses, Scarf Pins, Lockets,
Necklets, Charms, Card Cases (Slver, Pearl
and Sheln tiod and SILVER Thimbles, Gold
and Plated studs, Emblem Pins, Gold and
Silver Key%, Pencils, Pms and Holders Also
large vars@iy OF Cold Rings (Amethyst, To-
pas, Cameo, Garnet, 0nyX) and IS X Plain
and Band, Filled and Set Rings. | have n
large stock z. CLOCKSwhch will sell lower
than even iefore, prices from 81 coup. Also.
good sto6& Of Rogers Il Bros - Plated Ware.
Knives, Fc%ks and Spoons, Butter, Pie and
Cake Kniess, Pickl, Forks, Mustard and
Cream Spoons, Sugar Shells, Cali Bells, Nap
Ilins Ringai Cups, tioblcts Butter Dishes,
Sugar BoW;@. Casters, spoon Racks and Hold
ers. Syruptiups, Cake Baskets, Pickle Cast
ers, Coffee aud Tea Po!s. Also Violins, Ae-
cordeons sad Guitars Violin, Guitar and
Bass Viol Strings, &c, &c.
am also Sgentior Kings Celebrated Spec
tacles- TIia BEST IN USE. Fine watch and
clock repafeiug speciality. All work LETT
with me WIZ have my special attention, Call
and see nae vt Smiths building, formerly oc-
cupied BY Eging a Williamson.
ALE Gs0ss8S WARRANTED 10 8E
AS TgEPEtgsSENTED.
RIVER Faibe, Sept. 26th, 1877 2l-36