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New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

RIO JAyERo. Jan. 9The coffee market {, qnet, with
tendency Good Eirst- quoted at b4OudB5Oo
rcis per The daily receipts for the week
been 1900 bags The weeks shipments have been as
70 the United states bags. Tie sales Of the week
have comprised 10000 for tho United STATES 1900
bags for the channel and the North Of Europe and 700
bags Mediterranean ports The stock in port Ia l-O
Exchange Oh London -.
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this city, making the Clarendon Hotel bis Win
ter home, where he has elegant suite OF rooms
fronting Eighteenthst His father was one OF tie
first dentists OF note In this city having been prominent
in his profession quarter OF century ago. He
Gmassed large fortune and removed few years ago
to IenOx, Mass, where he now resides.
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spyrpTlsIyG WITH H.ND-BHLS.


LAR WAY.
ny TuTGRtTH To T.rE TEInrSEl
WA.HiNGroN, Jan. "a bill has been pre-
par,d nj the War Department which viii be- introduced
into Congress soon after IL assemblies 10 I'n'Ir Tie de-
fts In the statutes relative to public adycr'i ne since
the decision of the Attornr General rendered "n hc "i-
pc,ion OF the Second Controller Of the TREASURY TIA"
advertising could not De PAID ior at ANY greater rate
those prescribed in sections eJ3 and sji. tan winch are
fty cent, per oio hundred ord. Tor the frat ~
strtion anl twenty fore c Subsequent one the De
paltmcn.. have been greatly embarrassed.
Previous 20 this decision had been the custom ~ tho
pcpartmcnis to secure each Of the leading nc"s-
paucrs Of the United sttcs certified et1icmont Of The
,,cs charged y then. for commercial aoS iscmenis
and the accounts aGjurtcd and paid according To
these specified rates. provided they were not grcii"r
than to,c charged private individuals Tor tie same
space.
Ip,di,tcly nftcr the decision hy the Attorney Gen
cral circular, were to each oi the leading newpa-
pgper, hctt!n. fort iha, under this decision the De
p,rtrgrrt could not vary the rates hNcI hy hc stat
ME- and asking II they would counua The advertising NJ
these rates 4 tajority OF the newspapers rcfusei'
and consequently the Departments we're compelled to re
sort to posters and circulars which were sent lhIouh inc
mails T. thr principal dealers in he articles needed
Atic practical l.at OF this system Las been found u
co.t considerably more than the rates allowed under
the Attorney G,ucla!, decision. ana taking INTO consi'
r,!ion ID" labor 10 preparing these circulars for mai
ipr tnn expense D. al.uot as gr =! a. commercial
rate, Of advertising With tie disadvantage o.
hayjn the adtcu -cIctu reach only small portion %
The rcople who would be- rracci through the column; Of
a newspaper. Tho following i The text of ihe bn:
bill 10 fix h" rates o Dc pad Tor public advertising
Ee HoGe',d, oc. fai IA. reii = ~ n,.yctiiscn NJ.
nofIr4 90 contract. ma al other forms - al
vrrti.e required by law for the Executive and judicial
Departments of t"c Government mlJ rd ioi ~ IN
n,rral itcs ana more charged than To private Adl-
ynuaS: but the heads of the Departments Oi tlcr al-
th0rLed a-cHi' may secure loWcr lc' at special rates.
whenever ihr public interest requires a.
SIC . All HcwArupcrs or other publications IN when
nld adycr sing shall be- inserted shall file with each De
artmont affidavit their commercial rates - aioir
said and All accounts against The United states Tor Hd
vert ing shall be audited aui paid accordance WIN
bc certil.d rates nc. provided That a advert -S
in prvsllperg the 2lrt dag u MAY, l-11 snail ne
andrd nni pald at the above r1ncd rates nnd a laws
or parts of laws incUusiscnt with tIb Act hereby
IcucalLd.
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TRlpl-NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRInI'NE OFFICE Jan. 10-l a.m.-A rapid ial oi ar
pre- ssurc began yesterday afternoon WIN marked III
crease of warnth,and Il ish!ran-faL The temperature
~ miGnirlt was sllyhty above freezing point. Ihc
moisture %! The air Is IL excess. ,,o,
For his city and vicinity continuance oi incfra5ed
warmth cluuliincHs ami rain may Dc eAPcCt-d toi9'
IDLlcr nrni nrr h nroblble tnmnrIOW.
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NEW ZOE TO TIE SHAM DOLLAR.

OPHDoE II.
WAsuNaroS, Jan. 9..-Advccs received BY SccIe-
tary Sherman aad others through trustworthy
Sources a5e said to disproye thc assumption that
Blinds silver Hlll il supported by the great SILVER
mine owners Of the United States. Mcssrs Flood 4
OHrrnand tlcirass1ciatcs of the Bank Of Ncyada.at
san Fanci-cu WHO hold the controlling interest in
rcarly every successful silver producing minc III the
country u1h,sitatiugly declare themselves against
unlimited reconciliation. They favor moderate
coinage OF silver dollar, Of such weight as VIII ap-
proAimatc in value to that Of the geld dollar
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The HEBREW HERO, thrilling tale OF
brave young jew is just commenced in No 10 OF Tie
Ne,r. York Teeliu now ready Ttis grand story. -
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6peeinl Notices.
THE HEBREW HERO.

THE HEBREW HERO.
thrilling tale Of brave yoang Jew, is just commenced
in No 10 Of TIE HEwN ORK WEEKLY ready
It i grand story.
Biar's Pills. English remedy Kheuma,is.
Box Pills. III - hy NAL 81. PLhNIEN < SON ga VA. /.
lla,ust, y. y SOlt by druggists
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PITCHING PENNIES, Nor DOLLARS.

TO the Ldtt0r OF The IrtOune.
SIR: In tO-day's edition, speaking of Mrs.
Thomas Lords generosity, while In Rome, you said
Just before carnival week she had number of linen
pags made and filed them with the small Roman coins
eeu scadi" The scudo Is worth dollar and Ia about
'ne s'me SIZE The small coin referred TO must bc,
suppose the baiocco or mezzobaiocco The first ia worth
r one cent the second hall cent should pity the
aaJa's, 80 receiving bags-eyen little bags-Of scudi from
u ec0hdo piano del Pallazzo AutOnclli"
Aes'Iork Jan. g. 1873. G. C. DE BRoskARr
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MA HPIID.

IIAZFTTTNF-MTLIER-O wednesday, Jan Q. 1873, ss
the Ffth Avenue Pfcsry rian Church BIZ the Rev John
ma D. d. Robert H. llzolfne H. Martha g.. daughter OF
toorge A. Miller esq, al Of this city No cards.
ROOT-WALESOn the evening of jan = ISIS by the Rev.
william Morgan, d. D.. al tie residence OF the brnles
parents. Eu Root ESQ, 4 Clara Frances. only daughter
OF the lOa sden IL. wales. all OF THIS city No cirds
An notices Of MaTiageS mast be iadoISef cih fil
name GRA dtiIIcss.
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TO- Courf oT Arbitration.


Established by AT Of The Leg stature.
Hon. ENOCH /. fANCHER, Arbitrator.
Chamber Of commerce 63 William the Office Of
the Arbitrator 30 2g Rroadway Dr the hearing aud prJmDS
settlement cpnOgCI,os disputes aud matters uf cnr
among mrrehants. shipnastc.s aud Others
whia the jurisdiction If Tie Port Of Ncw.Yoik.
geGerGi ptic con- subu Ntf t1df,refei 20 a ff sesh'f
Blank fog TIE sUbnso OF causes 2nd Other niouua
ton may be obtained g1 on Application 10 he CeA AZ lls
rooms " the chamber.
DIAM, Mission on Earih-A thorough Mo,ical rscstse
indicating bow Confirmed iisabilcs may De moved Ihe
experience 20 Yeas study Obscryd ~ ant professional
hood. Sircngilcuci Ni'ity anH Ool 'i '. - - ,
have been impaired by ovcriaN,d powers s;atenens
ue removed By mail &3c 'cHiItnch "t Pc age s'.nt)
Address secs MUscam Anatomy and science I4SO Brood
way, SeW-iork.
Pos, Oa,ce sonrr-Iho foreign mails the endil.
rIfi,SDAY az a. IN, for Europe by steamship Montana
wa Quecnsosnj on WEDNESDAY, al =. m. for EUROPE
Franc tn be forwarded hy this steamer uust be sccly
airsscD: ard al 1899 oI France direct by steamship
AmeriIue, via hayfe on ilt itcDAl al "a Iot rs.
Ccorcs Tor Gre, Britain snd ne continent 20 b.
IL m, oi Eutopr Oy sirdnshp l"nnit ta;a wa fN,
mouth CherbOurs aud liamburg; ou eAit kDAf. at $50
for Europe by steamship Biilanric ya Queenstown
tcOrIes Ondoncc oT rauy. tnd ana Nurih o ireland
TO forwarded tn, steamer mast Dr. specially adirSsed;
and AZ a. m scotland and North OF lIeaId. by steam.
ship DeNOna, via Moyle and Glasgow ami M llaW
a H. for Europe steamship Neckar. southampton and
The steamships MoDns, Partha. and Ttannic 90
net rake nals or penmark sweden The malls
for Kingston Jamsica, leave New.YoIk January ~ Inc
mails Nassau. ~ ~ viii leave Newfork January ~.
ary The mails Tor Australia cte will leave san FRANCISCO
New. Yor. Dec 5. 1877 TIL JAMES. Postma.er
+. H. Wales & Son.
ia Nassau ST., New lOlk,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,
DESIGNS, CAVEATS TRADEiMAHks sECUREn
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MIDNIGHT IHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states ana New
England northeast iOuthcast winds idllnS phsom
oicr cloudy and rainy weather Stationary temperature
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friends should see that he has tho iare"en 00n
,;oent OF a Good audience.
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a list Of the Governors of the various States

rnl,f;aIt" VI ehc uoNcInOls vi Tue various states
iso ~ classified, with their salary, date OF expira-
oh OF eiin population OF each State the date ~ State
H. fnn ana oae OF meetings OF the Legislatures will
"'ouhu IN iiiE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1878.
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Mr. Duunlng is youns man, thir;y-iour years Old,
and h,saways borne good reputation for integrity and
business, ability. lie brought up to the business
from boyhood having gained his experience with Arthur
L,yearoye an Eugshnan, who made n large fortune
dealing IN gold paper When Mr. Loye1roye retired from
the business several ana returned to England
TO yc he left his clerks the business Oaning them the
capital 10 carry under the firm name of Brown Dun
ming Co. They did good bat uctuating business for
several years when Mr. Dunning succeeded 20 the en-
tire business. lie has met with few losses slnce ana
particularly during the past two years mas
given signs OF II prosperous career III MS mode
Of living, which has been at the same
time devoid OF osentaton. Five years ago nc was mar
red to tne daugher W. Bailey Lang formerly OF the
iron firm of w. Bailey Lang Co.. VINO, u s said, retired
from tho business u millionaire. Mr Lang presented
TO his daughter a handsome brOwnstone front
bouse on Egbteenthst elegantly furnished, bridal
rft Mr Dnnning resided there until last Spring when
he rented this house. He spent the summer ut seaside
watering place and aterward hved with his fatherln
law az scarsdale, the Harlem Railroad. When
cold weather set IN he removed his family 10
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-31
ui,Iinery-Reavcr Cloaks.

All. \. Abbott's, Prescott, Wis.
next door to post office will be found
the finest assortment of Millinery
Goods in Pierce county, and at the
lowest prices. Also. Cloaks from IS
to $50: Beaver and Cloaking Cloths
from SI.25 to SIS per yard. Buttons,
silks. >atins. Velvets and Fringes for
trimmings. Fms, Plush and Far Caps.
Yarns. Zephyrs, shetland Wool Can
vas. and a general assortment of La
dies furnishing goods. Cloaks made
to order on short notice. Returning
thanks for the liberal patronage ofthe
past we would ask for continuance
of the same and an inspection of our
new goods. Zo-om
T. A. ABBOTT.
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School at the KuoWlton school-house
has been in session two weeks. Miss
Alta Ridgeman teacher.
School in Forest Home schooLhouse
is expected to commence in two weeks.
Teacher, Mr.. NJ. L. Robey.
Corn is a good crop, potatoes and
other roots all that could be desir ed.
Plenty of everything but money.
Threshing is still in order and still
the grain is satisfactory or not as the
owner is more or less easily satisfied.
Mr.. Alonzo Knowlton, from Roscoe,
Minnesota, has bought part of the farm
formerly owned by Robert Cook; has
been occupying the house about a
month.
Much blowing remains to be done
and some still have potatoes in the
ground although the cold weather has
waited long.
The Greenback man has been this
way, shaken hands all round and dis
covered all that is excellent on the
farm, beautiful in the garden and
promising in the children.
Permit a word of congratulation
that the rolling of the car wheels and
the music of the whistle is heard in
your town. We also hear faint muir
muir now and then from the lips of
some hopeful one, that the rumble and
shrek of the great iron beast will one
day be heard in the valley of the Isa-
belle. What town is there that is not
expecting a railroad, and what village
that is not sure of the depot!
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KISNICKINNIC.
viii Barnett is home on 1. visit.

viii Barnett is home on d visit.
Mrs. F. NJ. Nye is again in our midst.
We are having quito a foretaste of
winter.
Miss Marshall win teach in the Will
liams district.
Henry Chase is moving to his new
home in Osceola.
Miss Marshall is spending the winter
with her cousin.
@. w. Youngman is again on the
''war path" with his organs.
School commenced in district No. 4
Oct. %. Teacher, Miss Nellie Cooper.
Some blowing still to be done which
we hope the young winter viii not pre-
vent.
Miss Emma Fuller still keeps busy,
not at her old trade however, but in
preparing the rich fruits of Ohio, of
which she has sent home some fine
specimens.
The political meeting held at the
stone school-house the 2Sth, was well
attended and highly appreciated.
Speakers, S. N. Hawkins, II. Z. Clapp,
and f. NJ. Nye.
The great, eventful day has arrived
when we can hear the whistle of the
locomotive and see it as it passes
ifflv along to its destination. Oct.
2sfb. 1878. was day long TO be re-
membered by the people of the st,
Croix Valley as the opening OF the firsr
rail road to River Falls.
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ne Prevent and cure Coughs & Colds.

A reliable remedy is necessary in
every household. Parker's Ginger
Tonic is just the medicine needed. 1t
radically cures Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis and even consump-
ton if used i'll time. by It's powerful
specific action on the Stomach. Kid
neys, Skin, Liver and mucous surfaces
of the Throat and Lungs. 1t accom-.
plishes the cure iii a wonderfully short
time, and removes all pain and sore
ness from the lungs. 1t is also most
valuable stomdchic remedy, effectually
removing Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver
Disorders, C9stiveness, nervousness,
Low Spirits, Wakefulness, Heartburn,
Cramps, Palpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, etc, and gives a cheering
comfort and freedom from pain that
surprises every one. Buy 81 90 from
your druggist, G. Il. Davis, or sample
bottle at Is cts. and test its merits.
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CIRCUIT COURT-PIERCR COUNTY.
Mary Oakley, Plaintiff,
Against

Mary Oakley, Plaintiff,
Lester Griffin. Charlotte Griffin his wife,
Stephen Mann, Alforetta Vail, Owen VAN,
Albert Mann, Alice Mann, Jennie Mann, a.
b. Smith and Charlotte Griffin, Defendants.
At a special term of the Sth judicial circuit
began and held in and tor said circuit at the
village of Menomonie in the county OF Dunn
in the state of Wisconsin, on he 9th day OF
September, A. d. 1878, present and presid-
ing Honorable L. b. Bundy, Judge Of sad en-
cult.
Ii appearing to the court 10y the Affidavit of
Wellington Vannatta that this action IS
brought to obtain partition OF Lots no: SIX
f6l and seven IA OF Block seven ca OF the
original plat OF the village of kinpicknnlc,
now forming part of the village OF River Fails,
in Pierce county, Wisconsin. Inc Defend
ants. Alioretta Vail and Owen Vail, have an
interest therein which does not appear OF
record and that they are not in the actual
possession or occupancy OF said lands and
that they are not residents OF this state ana
cannot be found therein, but reside AZ flne
City, Pine county, Minnesota. and thai Meth
er OF said parties have appeared III TINS ae-
ton 1t IS ordered that said deindants, AL
loretta Vail and Owen Vail, appear and am
swer the complaint in this action on or before
the 4th day OF November, A. y. 1875, and it
is farther ordered that notice thereof be CIV
en- to said defendants Alforetta Vail agd owen
Vail, by serving each thereof personally with
COPY oil THIS OGOeT Oh OF btlyt0 LAC i~tli VI -
OF October. A. ID. 1878, and that this order be
fled and entered with the clerk OF this court
for Pierce county BY the Court,
4. b. BUYpY,
Circuit Judge.
And again at a special term OF said court be-
gan and held at the city OF Eau Claire IN the
State Of Wisconsin on the 23d day Of Septem-
Der, A. D. Is78,it appearing further by the af-
fidavit of Wellington Vannatta that at or
about the time Of making the above order the
said Owen Vail and Alforetta Vail removed
from Pine City, Minnesota, to Michigan City
In the State OF Indiana. II is ordered that the
said Owen Vail and Alfroetta Vail appear as
above ordered and answer the complaint
herein on or before the 18th day Of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1875, and that the Plaintiff give no
tice 10 said defendants by sending TO them
through the Post-0fIice copy Of the above
and this order and by publishing the same
TOR six weeks successfully in the River Falls
JOURNAL, and that this order be filed and en-
tered with the clerk OF this court for Pierce
county. BY the Court,
e. b. BUNNY,
24-6w County Judge.
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ELLSWORTH.

The VIM House stable is now run
by Mr.. Denham.
Mr.. Hutton was badly kicked by a
horse last Tuesday.
The Good Templars elected officers
at their last meeting.
Advertisements or subscriptions for
the Journal can be left at the Winn
House.
Judge Pierce will answer Judge
Humphl S arguments next Monday
evening.
Miss Anna Cope will teach in the
Fuller district, town of Salem, the
coming winter.
Isaac Barber, who has been confined
at the Jail by reason of insanity, died
on Saturday last.
There was large crowd in attend
ance at Judge Humphreys meeting on
Monday evening.
If you wish to hear the tone of a
genuine NichoI, III which there is no
alloy, go to the Court House tomorrow
night.
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SHEgFF'S SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that under and by
virtue and in pursuance 10 an execution is-
sued out Of the Circuit court for Pierce coun-
tv in an action wherein Icbael Tho is plain
tiff and Rees Thompson and Whitman Pal
nner are defendants, and to me directed and
delivered directing the sale Of the premises
hereinafter described, have levied upon and
shall, on the Odd day Of November, "A ID. 1873,
at ten o'clock A. N. OF that day, at the front
door Of the Court-House, in the village OF
Ellsworth IN said Pierce county, Wisconsin,
offer Tor sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash, all the right, title, and interest
which the said Rees Thompson and Whit
man Palmer or either of them had on the 9Th
day Of April, A. d. 1877, or have since. ac,
quired in and to the following described
premises, to-wit: The North West quarter
Of the North East CUR ter Of Section number
twenty-three 1891 III Town number twenty
in Pierce county, Wisconsin, and the grist-
mill thereon situated. T. i. NELSON,
e4.7t Sheriff OF Pierce Co.
i H. WILKINSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated this 25th day Of September, 1878.
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PREscoTT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Holman returned home
last Saturday from Boston where they
have been spending the summer.
Quite number OF our citizens visit
ed River Falls Saturday at the opening
of the railroad.
AS the election draws near the DEM
ocrats and Greenbackers seem to lose
all enthusiasm and interest in politics.
Perhaps those cipher kilograms have
given them shock,
Prices paid for wheat here this week
are as follows: No. 2, 65 cts; No. 3,
so to 50 cts; No. 4, As cts; rejected,
40 cts.
Prof. e. S. Reed, of River Falls. will
move into town next Saturday; he has
rented Lewis Jurgin's house.
The American Bible Society Of Pres
colt held its annual meeting at the
Methodist Church Sunday evening.
Remarks were made by Elders Bunker,
Goodsell and Davis showing the wants
of the society, etc. The following Off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
President, w. L. Bunker; Vice-Presi-
r. L. Reed; Secretary, Ii. Goodsell ;
Treasurer, NJ. L. Dill.
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his best to make his prediction true,
but in vain.
Judge Wetherby congratulated the
people upon their new acquisition, but
the lateness of the hour prevented his
making any lengthy remarks.
A. p. Weld was then called upon.
He remarked: lit has been deemed
best to give to the speaker the duty Of
introducing the new sister to the rail
road towns of Northwest. - River
Falls is New England town in a
Western state imbued with the restless
energy of Western life. Her early
citizens built first a church and then
an academy, and have maintained the
traditional customs of their early
homes. In the midst of fertile
country with magnificent water power,
now only partly developed, the rail
road will bring her into close alliance
with st. Paul. It is not amiss here to
call attention to the fact that here was
the home of Lutte A. Taylor, the Ia
mented and gifted poet and editor.
Here he commenced his career. Here
was his best loved home, and in yon-
der cemetery, outlined against the
brown foliage of autumn rises the
marble shaft that chronicles his fame.
Judge Foster being called upon
said: LAS the oldest settler here my
memory on this occasion wanders
back thirty years, and traces the form
of my friend, the Indian Chief upon
the summit of yonder mound, strong
ly outlined against the western sky,
as he looks his last upon his happy
hunting grounds and the home of his
fathers. We were friends, but he
has gone with his tribe towards the
setting sun, and in his stead the civil
cation of the East crowds upon us.
For the silent tread of his moccasin
we have exchanged the heavy roar of
the locomotive. Happy will we be, If
III OlI N1Nll VAN stNiN sNliOuSo1p wv
have, we use them as well as the older
denizens of the soil.
The hour for closing having arrived
the benediction was pronounced by
Rev. N. 7. Blakeslee and the meeting
adjourned with a resolution of thanks
to the people of River Falls for their
generous and hospitable entertain-
ment.
After the adjournment of the meet
ing the band and a numerous con-
course of citizens escorted the visitors
to the depot, and as the train moved
away babe them adieu with hearty
cheers which were cordially returned.
Thus closed a day of which River
Falls may well be proud.
Considering the brief notice given 1t
seems almost marvellous to consider
the work done. 1t is estimated that
more than 600 people took dinner at
Brackets Hall, and still there was
an abundance.
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Ell PAso.
Some threshing to be done yet.

Some threSnlnS TO be QOne yet.
Flowing is the order of the day.
Mr. C. Henneman has the best crop
of corn we have seen.
Mr.. A. Mckinley and wife made us
a pleasant call last week.
Most ali the wheat from here is 60
ing to River Falls this year.
P. Stafford has been in here after
fat cattle. lie is paying good prices.
Died.-At Ell Paso, Oct. Oath, 1878.
of consumption, Betsey McArdle, at
an advanced age.
There will be 4th degree feast at
Ell Paso Grange Saturday, Nov. Cd.
Patrons are invited.
We saw about 800 worth of goods
at Ell Paso Grange last Saturday. The
owners were well satisfied.
viii not some of those Office seekers
or their friends give us lecture here?
They might make some converts.
Where is ''Klingl"
Those who have wool at Winger' S
carding mill which has been there
since last year, would do well to call
for t.as it may be sold to pay for card
ing.
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AT the solicitation of some of my
friends | offer myself Us an indepen-
dent candidate for Sheriff, irrcspec-
tive Of party. If elected | will faith
fully discharge the duties of the office.
| will not be bought OF sold, and l
promise to build no barns at the
expense Of the county, and if any
person convicted of crime be sentence
ed to pay a fine he viii not pay it by
running at large in the streets of Els.
worth. ID. kLINGENSMITU.