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n O 6 L A .,
L. Ninth and q SITS, st. Cloud Buldiao.
The steady Increase OF our business, and the me-
cessiy for more space to properly display our spe-
clates, has induced to connect the store adion-
Ing, formerly occupied by Miss Mccormick With
facilities augmented, and new departments Gre
ated we shall be able to display all novelties Ia our
the lowest. f
Specialties this season consist Of HOSIERY
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, PAR ASOI.S
RlBBONS. FANS, RUFFLI> GS. TIES, BOWS
BU TONS, LACES, yEWELRY,C co rTON AND
assortment of EXTRACTS and TOILET ARTI-
Giles. Our Gentlemen-S Department (entirely
Distinctly is repete with newest designs in coll
LARS. CUFFS, HOSIERY, NECKWEAR &C
Each art1c is marked at the lowest New York
price. We invite inspection from all.
UUUGLASS',
ma25-r Ninth st., st. OIOssd Bssildino.
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~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perms-
nent and speedy cure In the shortest time possibie
OF all Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases, Abandoned
and in-treated cases specially. A thorough cure
OF NO charge. separate consulting rooms eos ii
street northwest. novI-Iv
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II
~ Real Estate Agent al AuctiOneer
5O9 7th street NV.
No. 6I 18th st. NV, 16 rooms, mod imps. 1915
10. i dS st. NV. y rooms, mod. imps..... IS
10. !US "a ST. NV, 10 rooms. mod. impS. 80
10. ~ 6tn ST. H. W., 10 rooms mod imps. 30
no no: l1S st. q W., 10 rooms. mod imps..... As
SOT lotn ana d SITS. NV 3 rooms. 35
Soi 2, u anu r SIS ny rooms. ............ Is
10. Dug ST. n.W., store. ................ 10
house No. l. IN alley, near Dundary, rs.... 10
my Sc NO. o, IN alley. near boundary, rS.... 10
money 10 Loan On Real Estate. my25-SS
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kN'h KENT! FOh Rent! FOR RENT!
by X. o. HOFFMAN. 10Th ana SITS W,
619 "a ave. NV, Store. $3.50 O0
62S "a, ave. NV, 10 rooms mod. lmps.... 100 &C
87 18th st. n.w.. II rooms. mod inns. .... rs o.
Npo ST. NV, ~ rooms, furnished. 60 o.
5lh 2d st. NV, 10 rooms MOD imps........ 65 o.
Id4l "a ave. d. W, IL rooms, mod impS.... IS o.
s0S st. 2. ". . rooms, mod. imps........ 55 90
Soddsrd St. GeO'twn. Ii rooms, MOD. imps 30 O
X tzsS Eth y st; w.. rooms mod. imps.... 40
o. oo 81. Sc, rooms, mod. fmps......... 80 90
oO4 9tn ST. NV, rooms Observation-Disclosures. 80 o.
~ ~ va: ave- g. W., b rooms mod. lmpS. Is 90
ZOS ST. Sc. rooms, mod tmps.......... % 90
80 81: s.W., rooms, mod. tmps -....... 20 90
So ST. NV, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 16 OC
aGo IN ST. a. w.. room '................. Is 90
oIo ~ 81. n.e, rooms and BATH. 16 %
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ENOR RENT-HOUSES, 214O and 2142 Pennsyk
~ ySnia ayenue, 10 rooms; gas, water, bath, etc.
rebuilt last summer. and In good order; to careful
ana responsible parties only possession May LIST and
q. A, SAWYER, 142Q Mass, are NV, marle-Sms
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MOT lCE.-OwiLg TO continued ill health | have
~ determined to sell my DRUG STORE on the
Isl OF June, to DIR. Rud. Oldberg, late Professor
College or Pharmacy N ~ i'
Kindly thanking my customers for their liberal
to n successor.
All persons Indebted to me will please settle
their accounts on or before the 3lst of Nav As
after that date will he busily engag d and shall
pace my accounts in the hands of Col James A
ialt, NO. III PenHsyls ania ave. east, for collec-
Very respectfully,
my W. r. SCALA. 300 East Capitol st.
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NINE. L. p. JEANNERET has re-
A1 ceived two cases of imported HATS 9>n
And And B0NNETS; which she will openGA
THGksbAY also Rishss % Inform s Ssl
customers and the ladies' in general that all orders
lot elegant Partisan DFessmaking sent to 80 North
Charles ST., Baltimore, and 939 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Washington, will be promptly attended to-
perfect fit guaranteed. may27-tr
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Average ssros7s Daily Circulation orer
IS.66O-bstno q much larger bonn fide,
regular and permanent circulation than
that or oil the Othev daily pagers ~ the
city added together.
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NEW STOCK OF
Il II Il SOILS,
With Fancy Handles, 81 90, 81 g. 81 60 81 TX
r,,on 500 81. 80, $500, etc.
PEARL INLAID HANDLES
FRENCH HORN HANDLES
~ II ram ano Tw1led Silk. Ii inches, 20 inches,
I2 inches, "A inches, at
G. NJ. ToWSON cos,
6S6 Pennsylvania avenue.
mS4u South Side.
NJ HIS. SELMA RUPERT,
AVA 614 9TH STREET,
OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
has Just opened large and select assortment OF
INFANTS AND CHILDREN,S LACE CAPs
ahd BONNETS, ROBES,
LONG AND SHORT DRESSES.
And all kinds of
CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODs.
Novelties In Lisle Thread GLOVES. Black s,lr
AaIIS, LACES, LACE GOODS and EMBRoTn
SRlES, SILK and WORSTED PRINCES in An
sne newest styles. CHILDREN'S LACE CAPS
made to order. nsr1a :.
nEMOkEST PATTERN, an the new stv,es.
~! JUST feGelyed by W:P. WHITE q CO., hook.
sellers and stationers, 1142 9TH street a schnaI
G ...... 2S1zs spoclAlIes: sep6-1y
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BLACK NUNS CLOTH SACK Coats.
- brown Id. DO. d.,
Black ALPACA ~
MORALE and LINEN DUS TIERS
White DUCK VESTS.
w. 8. TEL,
my3I-tr mig D 1890
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RrARn1NG-A lady who has a cottage nj Cane
- May for the acc nmodatior OF boar,iers wouSd
Ike lC see before the 5.h of June any who n moss
visiii Tg there at 1890 s.. mySi
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EOR sALE-A very fine RESIDENCE, on =
II ST., between 9Th and 10th SITS. N, W., ten rooms.
every convenience: perfect order; cost owner
$1,000. w i'll sell at once for only 81 500 Acr-a.
baI gain. Cars pass the door. B. IL. WARNER,
m12' OF GIG Y St n W
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19
a mAp1soN.souARE ROMANCE.
Her Father to 4dhere to Her
LoUer-4n 4ssdult Witch Ended Ia
Faroy of the Toung Man.

Tearing Her Father to Adhere to Her
Lorer-4n Sssanlt Witch Ended ia
Far0r Of the YouRD Nan.
New York Times.
Included in the list of cases tried yester-
day before Justices Bixby, Kilbreth, and
Flammer. at the court of special sessions,
was that of John Reilly, an Irishman, against
Charles Francis, young printer, formerly
employed in the Methodist Book
Concern, whom Reilly accused of
assault and battery. Reilly has a
daughter named Annie, aged 16, who is
a nursery maid in Seventh avenue family.
During the summer the girl has frequently
taken her young charges to Madison square
park. Francis, being out of employment,
has been in the habit of spending the sultry
hours in the same place, and it was there
that the two formed an acquaintance which
soon ripened into sincere affection. Reilly,
wandering through the square one day, es-
pied the couple sitting together under cne
of the shade trees. He upbraided
the girl, and menacingly told Francis TO
s.git." The young printer, though loath to
leave his lady love, nevertheless complied
with the ungenerous command. On Monday
last the irate father again sauntered through
the park and discovered the youth and maid
en- again sitting together, surrounded by
three little children belonging to the Seventh
avenue family. Francis held q fragrant ci-
gar between his fingers, and was piayfulIy
putting mouthful of smoke into the sleeve
of one Of the little ones. Reilly, bursting
with indignation, told him to leave
the child alone-and to .gif.r Francis
demonstrated against such unkind
treatment from Annie's father, who there
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

This is a most miserable world.o she
sobbed. II have been deceived
The mother felt too sorry for her fool
ish child to say, 81 told yon So" All day
long she shlvered and ropined, and at the
first approach Of nigat wss glad shut
up her leaves and YEARLY sink to sleep
never, never TO wake again.
But the last Lilly Child had trusted
that Mother Lily Is wiser than her Buds,
and so waited cheerfully, until one morn
ing. just as the sun rose over the wate..
her glossy outer leaves parted. showing
pink edges like lips of shells-then the
CLEAN OF white between them more and
more - til there looked up 70 the sun the
Quees% Flowers, with row on roH Of
dazzling white petals growing more and
more creamy 10 the centre till tley
reached the heart ofgold
How she flashed back the suns good
morning" from her crown of water drops
How glorious the sky looked to her that
beautiful morning how wnitethe clouds
how green the treesl how the birds sang
to her. and what fragrance she sent up
in her gratitude2 II was worth waiting
for to be such flower All day long
she rejoiced in the sunshine and when
evening came folded up her sweetness
and was rocked to sleep by the waves
The next morning saw her almost as
bright as new, ana while she was still
fresh boy came wading in and pulled
her from the mother roor. A little sorry
she felt, tut no regret. She was going
now to fulfill her mission, to deligh
some human eye. 1t was for this LEI
beauty had bee given. So she reioiced
as she went into the casket with hel
mates, and reioieed still more as she wa
placed in glass dish by sick girls
pillow She spread her leaves, and look
ed her purest, and smiled her sweetest
and when at night the poor girl CLOSED
her eyes ON earth to open them In HEAVIER
the beautiful lily went with her in mem
DRY, so sharing her Immortality.
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speak eenlly.

a loud boisterous tone shows a want
Of good breeding. The first principle of
politeness IS to make those about you feel
pleasant, aud rude coarse manner of
speaking IS annoying TO most persons. A
Aood ancedote is related Of man, who
vent by the name of Whispering john
which was given TO him in ridicule.
People sail he talked as though he were
brought up IN a mill. One cold morning
he walked into public house, and called
out in bis laundering voice:
GOOD morning, landlord, how are
your
VERY well, how are you2'
sob, ara well, but I'm so cold, cen
hardly talk"
Just then nervous traveller who was
present, ran up to the landlord, exclaim-
ing: "Piease have my horse brought as
soon as )sslble.p
why, what is the matter2n asked the
landlord,
Nothing" replied the traveller, "only
I want TO get away before that msn
haws."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19
Uses of Adversely

If none were sick and none were sad,
What service could we render!
/ think if we were always glad
We scarcely could be tender.
Did our beloved never need
Our patient ministration,
Earth would grow cold, and miss, indeed,
Its sweetest consolation.
If sorrow never claimed our heart,
And every wish were granted,
Patience would die and hope depart
Life would be disenchanted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19
Summer Song,


Rose, flush and glow,
Clasped by warm noon;
Blush, glad to know
The passion of June1
Through gray hours soon
Sits the white snow;
Now, elaaped by June,
Rose, flush and glow.
Heart, glow and thrill
In loves dear June;
Chill blasts viii shrill,
Gray kies come soon.
With PASSIONS noon
All thy life fill;
In loves dear June,
Heart, glow and thrill.
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upon called him bad names. The two
then engaged in fight, and Reilly was van
pushed. He caused the arrest of Francis,
who was held to await trial. Annie testified
in behalf of her lover, swearing that her
father was the aggressor. The court found
the young printer not guilty, and he was dis
charged. He left the courtroom accompa-
MED by the girl and his lawyer. As the
party reached the vestibule. Reilly attempted
to assault the girl. Mr.. Abram Wanamaker,
a by-stander, interfered, and handed him
over to Tonbs squad officer. Justice Kill
breth committed him in default of $500 bail
on an affidavit setting forth that Reilly
abused and threatened to kill his daughter
''on the steps of the temple of justice-the
Tomhso
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Man PROPOSES.

We parted one eve at the garden gate,
When the dew was IN the heather,
And promised my love TO come back to her,
Ere the pleasant autumn weather
That we twain might wed
When the leaves were red
And live and love together
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

A doctor, while cscorting a lady home
enc evening, offered her troche to relieve
her cough. He told her to let it dissolve
gradually in her mouth. No relief was
experienced, and the doctor felt quite
chagrined the next DAY when the lady
sent him pantaloon button with note
saying he must have given her the wrong
kind Of troche. and might need this
one.
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But Another Man Disposes

l found my love at the garden gate,
just where expected to find her,
And found, also, TOO awful late
That her father was right behind her;
And he gave me $ toot
With a government boot,
That shattered my day dreams, kinder.
Burlington Hdtekey..
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

The State Fair at Madison. Wis, closed
grandly with fair weather, and has been one
Of the most successful exhibitions ever held
in the state, financially and otherwise.
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WRECKED.

The schooner Mary, for Chicago, loaded
with cordwood, became waterlogged during
a storm on the 18th inst, and went ashore
fifteen miles south of st. Joseph, Mich. OF a
crew of six but two men were saved. Capt.
Bartlett and w F. Wheeler, seamen Three
washed overheard, names unknown; one,
Michael Donovan, was found dead, dashed to
the rigging of the vessel. Total wreck
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HIGHwAYAIEN.

Advices from Cheyenne, w. t.. state
ttat the north bound coach was stopped. on
tl,e 14th inst, by six armed men. Two pas
sengers were aboard-one lady, who was
uumolested and Mr.. Goldsworthy, from
whom they took s10in money, but returned
il on being informed that he was a laboring
ntan. After robbing the mail sacks the coach
was allowed to proceed nor II. Meeting the
down coach, 1t was warned. When the down
coach reached the place Of the robbery it was
halted and while the robbers were engaged
in going through the pockets of the two pas
sangers and the mail sacks, the two messeng-
exs. who were riding about 200 yards in the
resr OF the coach came UP, dismounted and
crspt within fifteen yards Of the robbers,
when they were commanded to halt and fired
upon. The fire was returned and one of the
robbers feb dead. The others retreated to the
euIch, keeping up steady fire on the mes
s3agers. who returned il, but dare not leave
their positions The coach meantime had
driven on, and after waiting sometime and
seeing that they were not strong enough to
diSiodge the robbers. the messengers mount
ed their horses and rejoined the coach, Ieav-
ing the mail lying in the road near the body
fj3ent that two Of the robbers who got away
are badly wounded.
ST. PAUL LADIES AMONG THE INDIANS.
A Bismarck dispatch says: A brother
Of Senator Dorsey returned home from Fort
Keogh h the Custer trail on the 18th inst,
reports he reached Keegh about the 18th, and
that Gen. Miles and an excursion marty were
surrounded BY Bannocks in the yellowstone
psrk, and twenty seven Of the escorts killed.
A lot Of Cheyenne Indians and two companies
Of mounted infantry were sent from Eeogh to
his relief Mrs. Miles, daughter Of Gen.
Sanborn Of st Paul. and other ladies are In
Miles party. In reference to that, Gen. SAN
bcrn Of 81 Paul says HE daughter, Miss
Hottie Sanborn, Miss Rachel Rice, daughter
81 aon Edmund Rice, and thirteen other Ia
dies are with Gen. Miles, but the general had
fierce enough with him to defend fity ladies.
Is had no doubt that Gen. Miles had been
fgIsting; he went out for that purpose. He
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INDIANS

kilograms from Sidney, Neb., show
that considerable uncertainty is felt in regard
to the attitude Of the Cheyennes. 4 sun al
number OF the tribe have been brought in by
the soldiers A special train, with steam up,
was kept in readiness to convey troops to any
part Of the railway line wherever the Indians
might attemptto cross. Five companies are
at Sidney
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19
GEN. MILES SAFE.

The official report of Gen. Miles to Gen.
Sheridan regarding his recent operations with
the B5nnock Indians, disproves the story that
he had been surrouded, and states that he
surprised the hos;iies with the result Of IL
Indians killed, 81 prisoners, 200 ponies cap
tured, and Capt. Bennett, of the Fifth infantry
and two friendly Indians killed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

Sylvester E. Dean, of Chicago, IN fit
of unreasonable jeaIouscy cut his wife on the
cheek, from ear to chin, with a razor, intend
lug to commit murder, but he succeeded only
in inficting a disfguring wonld. He III
drew the razor across his own throat, halt
severing the windpipe, from the effects Of
which he soon died
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

James C. Leathe, aged sixty scven,
one of the Oldest and best citizens of Mem
phis, died in New York on the 14th inst. He
was a member of the board of police and fire
commissioners, and also superintendent of
public schools Col Leathe died of longest
i've chills. He was son-in-law of Rev. Geo.
White, o; the Episcopal church OF Memphis,
whose son died there of yellow fever.
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DEFACATIoS.

Irregularities are reported n Manu-
facturers Gas Co, of Fall River. Mass, Of
which Chas. P. Stickney, until within a few
weeks, has been treasurer. Stickney had
nearly fun control Of affairs. Some time ago
he was asked to resign, and the fact so work.
ed upon him that he became thoroughly pros
trated, and it was feared would die. Defalca.
on placed at from $4,000 to $50, 900.
Joseph A. Baker, who examined :he books,
says no irregularities have been discovered
although it is intimated fraud was committed.
TREASURY THIEF.
". S. n. Wilson. asserting letter office
clerk of the redemption division Of the treas
ury department, was arrested as defaulteT.
wilson had been recommended on the l6.h
inst, for dismissal by the chief Of his division
principally on the ground of general inde-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

Ohio and western Pennsylvania have
been visited with the most terrific storm of
wind aud rain ever known. Great damage
was done in cities towns and country. The
Cleveland 81 Pittsburg railroad lost three
bridges and one large culvert. Several bridges
and culyerts on the Mahonlng division OF the
Atlantic & Great Western railroad were dam
aged by high water, and traiie is temporarily
suspended. In Ohio bridges and railroad
o,,fa are
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Joseph Dougherty, acting superintend-
ent of the Hannewe:l coal mine, at Grayson,
KY, had his back broken lately by the falling
OF slate. Miners who was working in one of
the rooms reported danger from the slate.
Doughertv went in to show them there was
no danger, wher about ton of slate came
down upOu him
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THE NEWS CONDENSED.
AFTER AruRpERERs

The United States marshal for Georgia
has been instructed to employ as strong
force as necessary to arrest the three Ennis
bothers, Illicit distillers, of BALDWIN county
who shot two men Of marshsl's posse.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19
cHIEF MOSES.

Gen Howard has held conference
with Chief Moses at Priests Rapids, Oregon,
at which an assurance Of continued friend
ship was exchanged, and Moses announced
the willingness of his tribe 10 goor a reserya-
ton of their own choice, but not on one re-
mote from their country
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

The freight outfit of S NJ. Booth, from
Custer City, D. T., was stopped in Red Canon
by a band of robbers lately, and robbed Of
horses, provisions, elothinr arms and money.
Booth lost E 200 in cash. - graph ic
pair team was also stopped and 70, bed Of
arms, provisions and camping outfit
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

Joseph McWil.iams, lawyer, of Cape
Guardian, Mo, threatened the life Of an old
citizen named Otto Bushman, on the 18th
inst, and while attempting to execute the
threat he was shot and killed by Bushman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

heaeney. The examination OF his books shows
that on the 9th inst, he distracted 81 600
from package consigned 10 him for delivery
70 the custodiaus OF the vaults in the general
order OF business. Wilson has been fifteen
years in the department. He admits ths theft
He gave bail.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

U. S. Commissioner Hoyne, at Chicago
has held John W. Gregg in 5000 bail for
having, as cashier OF the money order de-
partment in the post Office, diverted the funds
to his own use. The amount missing is
about $4,000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

An officer of the mounted police who
recently arrived at Bismarck from Benton be-
lie-es Sitting Bull intends mischief. He says
they have returned this side, armed largely
with Winchesters and have each from 700 to
600 rounds of ammunition
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

Nearly 10000 people visited the the
State Fair grounds at Madison on Thursday
Sept. 18th. The annual address was delivered
by ex-senator Doolittle, and was an eloquent
effort, and the fair has proven success fnan-
ciany and in point Of display in all depart
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-19

AT Altoona, Pa, while the railroad
men we're testing a truck in the yard on the
18th inst, an engine ran into number of
cars making a complete wreck. Joseph John
son, brakeman, was killed. The sUperin-
tendent of the yard, Chas. McCulley, had both
feet cut of, and chief dispatcher Joseph Sands
had an arm broken and was otherwise injur-
ed Conductor James Boyd, engineer Jack
son, Two brakeman and fireman, all slightly
injured.