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National Republican., 1879-09-24
OF GEORGETOWN
l. AW COL L E G E.

The annual term of this Institution opens WED.
NESDAI EVENING, OCTOBER /, 1878, at the Lee
ture Hall, S5 Fstreet nUrihwet, IN Washington city.
RICHARD Il. ,MEltkICR, LAD. Constitutional
and International Law.
JAMES LowNDE5, ESQ., Evidence, Pleading and
MARTIN +. NORRIS. LII D.. Common Law, Real
and Persona Property Crimes and MisdemeaiOr%
CHAS. w. HOFFMAN. La D., Bean and President
of Moot Court TALBMADGE ~, LAMBERT, Esq.
and w. II, DENNI-, Associates.
TERMS; For the regular course of two years, FIFTY
DOLLARS per anuum for the 10 graduate co rse
Of one year, sG. Attendance on lectures half the
above rate.
The sessions hold Mt onrly hour In the even
Ing TO suit The convenience of those engaged during
the day or reading in the librurCs
For NIL particulars, for adm misson, apply person.
ally or by letter to
WM. HENRY DENNIS, Secretary,
seq eOdlw Ollce In City Iluu, west wing.
National Republican., 1879-09-24

Preparatory Department holds It's sessions MONDAY.
WEDNleSD DAY and FRIDAY EVE'CiS at o o'clock
JNO. a. HAYWARD. u. Z. L., Atturney.at Law,
No jSecond National Bank Building,
National Republican., 1879-09-24
ART SCHOOL.

MRS. s. l.. FULLER PRGSCIrAL,
Opens or Its Tenth Annual session SEPTEMBER
H. see circulars At book and urt stores call at the
rooms l3ls street. opposite Franklin Square. I'm
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
or THE
COLUWBT1N UNIVERSITY,
II ST. BET. THIREENTH& q &FOURrEENTHN n. W.,
WASHINGTON, u. q.
The iny-eighth course of Lectures will begin ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER q, and continue until March
since last year, except that The chair OF Materia
Medicn VIII he filed by Prof ID. w Prentiss, vice
Prof j. G. Riley deceased. In addition the usual
Lectures upOn the Bsenta branches of Medical
SCIENCE, special arrangements have been made for
ailording the student Practical I stiucton In An.
htoiny, Chemistry and the use OF the microscope,
under the personal dire, tiUn oi Competent Teachers
Ample opportunity is provided for Clinical Instuc.
tion IN the various hospitals and dispcnsares uf the
city, free OF charge. Tbc ntra location OF the Col
lege affords easy transit (by CarH the several
hospitals and Government Il 'partments. The course
VIII begin with an Introductory Lecture by Prof
Prentss Ut y. on Monday, October o, In the Col
iege building The profession aud public cordially
invited to attend. The regular Lectures viii continue
dnly beginning at 6:3O M. For circulars and par
ticulars address
A. f. A. KING NJ. d.. Dean
soS-lm 20 Thirteenth ST., Washington. D. G.
yNAYERLEY SEMINARY. opening SEPrEM
w BIER Is, Boarding aud Day School for Young
Ladies', No. lIl2 ii ST., Washington, u. c. Circulars
~ the book and drug stores Miss LlPSCOMB, Pris c
National Republican., 1879-09-24
TRUSTEI1S' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING, NO
~ NINTH STREET NORTHEAST

TOIIN T. UOLDWELI!, AutIluneer
~ No SOC street northwest
National Republican., 1879-09-24
INLAND AND SEABOARD COASTING COM.
pANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
IND THE SOUTH.
stopping ut all the principal River Landings,

ON and after April 10 the new and 5TT-5Dsss
swift steamers LADY OF THE kss6lsskSEllt~
LAKERnd JANE MOSELEY leaveesreeessEsSs,s ,ssrsr<
sixth street wharf every MONDAY. TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at $3.50 o'clock y. M,
and SATURDAY at y. m. connecting mt Norfolk
with the stenmers TO Boston, New York. Richmond.
and MI railroad lines South.
Fhstclass iarc, IS cents round trip 81; socondciass
FIRE ~ cents round trip, 20 CENTS GOOD Tor 80 days.
Freight at lowest rates.
FOR J'OTOM4C RITER LANDINGS.
steamer JOHN W: THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, far
down ~ Nomini: Thursday and Saturday Tor Curri-
oman and LeOnartown, stopping ut intermediate
landings going and returning.
SIEJMEIiS FUR NEW YORK
Tho Steamers JOHN GIBSON and j.. @. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II, East RIVER New York, ev
cry Saturday, ut 4 p M; Georgetown Monday, aud
Alexandria same day.
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth street, or Office
of agent foot of Slxih street, Washington, and % Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAM'L BACON,
lnchi President.
National Republican., 1879-09-24
PERSONAL.

A YOUNG gentleman; moving IN good society, de
4 Sires to core spord with an intClllgCnt young
lady. Address J u WALLACE city p o. sc23
National Republican., 1879-09-24
LOTTER RY.

"A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DIsrRI-
BUTTON, GLASS X, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
p2nsD:cTUS.

Tie subscriber herewith announces ms iorthe"h
youn Of literary odds eiIds letters, etc, the i@iet
be entitled
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
70 WV NIT MAY CONCERN.

CIasas CRY Nevads September i, 1872
q, ard after the above date all work done bv the day
- -. c,,, ,,ty MIL he chars.d Gsr ~ follows, to Wit
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sEC-

rdicis District of the State Nevada, in and
for Ornsby countyI the matter Of the estate OF Mat
thias Rnkle order OF SAID court, nAae on
the NINTH day Of October A. D. 1879, notice ls hereby
given that Monday the THIRD day OF November, A ~
1S79 at 10 O'Clock A. OF that day, being Gay OF me
Noyamb r term A D. 1879, OF said District Court at me
Of said court has been appointed as the time
and place the proving of the will OF the sad Aastlas
NarcrIia Rnkel wife Of sad Matthias Rinke, de
ceased and Willis c. Clarke for the issuance t" he OF
letters estamentary, when and where any person inter
.sted NAV appear and contest the same.
J. Ii. MARSHALL, Clerk.
Carson CITY Nevada, October 10 1870.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
Nice Iuurb Of Tit.Bits at all HOurs.
NOTICE.


NFFICE OF COUNTY TREASC kEk|NS-
TICE. Under an Act Of the Legislature Of the
state Of Nevada approved March the 9TH 1862 notce Is
hereby given the Assessment Reil FOR lss mas TINS
day been been placed in my possession by the county
Auditor and that the and County taxes are now due
and parable (the same becoming delinquent on the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, ls79,G and that
the laws in regard their collection will be strictly en-
forced. . ,. -; L. r. pn;r
Carson City October 20, 1879.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-07
,xnwING AND ZARRISklE MINING

ness Carson City, Nevada; location OF WORKS ha9is
atd ashoe Valley Mining District Nevada S, NonSe
sock on account of assessment NO. 81 levied on the
sat d,v of augus. 1879 the several amounts set opp
s the names Of respec i've sharehold as 1ooWs
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
TravEisi.yvs Ii Guidf.
HOUsATONIC RAILROAD

ShOrteSt, Quickest ana shsapsss AkOGtetO North Adams. Albany, ,Trey, south NOrwalk. stRmE O rd, q SAAsLsAHA Hudson, SarAtoga. Usicn, NOme, syr acuse, Auburn, Geneva, MOchssssr. SukgnlO, Suspension Brtd8s. NA1@sas@ @ Falls, Clevel0md, Detroit, H'S sa@s Ctncinnnti, indianapolis, "s-"agss St. Louis.
 Through Tickets sold and Raa9oae Checked for nbove Peints 0t Unisa DcPOs, Canaan. Also for PhAtRa0is Pht1, Baltimore aMd Wash ma a@M. Purchase Tickets via M0uA0s0ni0 A.tne.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT
 Commencing Nov. II, 1878.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT, VIZ. h.O9a m, Freight Tram, (psssenger aecommo.
 da"onsl for Harrington, AOnday, Wed
 nesday aud Friday. Loave ''an<su S.lo p. in. 10.10 m. Passenger train for Pittsheld, arriving
 at a.26 p. ln. tWlth Through lcavinN
 New hork At SOS .. m.l Leave .&sw
 Haven at Y.3S m. with thiuNkh car
 from Sport for Albany arrivinx s.eu.l.m
 connecLing Al AIOAny with Slu y. m
 popular Chicago aud St. Louis exprssa
 arriving in Chicago at s.OO tue next p.n Leaves CanAAn aL 12.4O b. m.
 4.S5 p. m Psssenxer Tram tor Pittsfeld. ariiv,
 ing at s06p m: tWith rhroaxh car
 lssving New York ct &oo F. mh Leave
 State Line ior Albany and the WvsS, ar,
 irving at Albany 10.Oo p. m. LeAvo os Canaan at 7.3l D. M.
 FROM FALLS VILLASE, 6.A5 \. In. Special Passenger Train tor Ptttsaala
 Arrtvthk at 7.4i a. tn. Albany v.es a.EAi Leave canaan uL 6.uN N.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
.ONN, WESTERN lsAILROAI

Commencing NOV. Il, 1878. GOING WEST. TRAINS LkAV CANAAN. a1 Au A, M. M.--LvunectlAk ..I AaAn~itun ioi fS16A Aespsle,AluA441 LnS N est Ikecss AA9
 lOl q rAsnAln. r. avas sa,,,Dur, l.u & Lakeville, l.0b F. N. { 5S q. .-ConueGLihh LrVni fiILsAciu. At All leIlvu Lvr Nea AVaA, AtAavtuS St s.%S r. ". -Aves >aI:eour! al %.%S .A A-a@''iiS S.t" A>.~- :, A., [, M -SvuneSLlAlk tlon ltl. hSlo. -At AAls
 ierfoh wi.h a-Apfess tei ndo@hS sAa sas .,,ayes s..,sLury 7oa $ Lskeville 7.V7 F. Il. .'. I.l4 |. M.-Ml.k ttaln, eon.eStiMx At Alusrso@
 for Sw AUrA. AsLAS SuhuAJs ohA.
 ,ao(Nts EAsr TRAINS IkAth CANAAN11 s.IO A. N., Aeaves Aillerton C.OO ms
 l.Akcvhle o so S@Als.uLy, o.oOs
 BRA A. M.-Cunncvtlnk &t M LuELeu tvi 6TidRes
 port A. ~iu.s dry Tor New IAAvSu, Alrlv. ing aL l..t p. nA --saviuk lv miles 0lslancs
 uySi ALij touLS, VI vstneld. North. umpLun, N AnanA.ourg anu AolyOke. Al ualLIord "I.n .-Ap.oss tUr Sprihsnsia, and on, aiiu a.I tviuts ANorth and hAste also InllA~ntis, ->ss Lonuvn. ErvVt.
 Leaves M.lefloN o.sa m. Lakevills, eos tiisbur,, Y.l IA. AA. -a.
 sis sS., 10. s Kew s nsvsn, WsssssiS. hSS VUNe anu Nurte aAptOA. At Hartford foA RrleIol, N iulnA.ntiC, New LoRaon. New YurA, boston anu oaS brsvA. viAS. V. RE- LeaveS AiiiSrtUn s.lo n. n, LaksVills 3.Sld LeSves salisbury S.Se F, ~. S. I8 f. M,,-Ao4vss A.ln.rton 7.S0 m, Lakevills 7AS sailsuurY, a.o3 r. N, for Wtnstea. iss.cngeIs l. ave New YorE aL s.t0 p. m., connect win thLs LAln. G. oO e m, tNK1aaaasAy AAa~kMAMGs @mhVsl leave | At,ivlLon .. ...6, S,,nneCLing Al SAuAAR l with uuusAtonic LiAin north, At PlMe l MeSuvm loi 4NsS Haven, arriving ak S.2o A, l m, aud Tor New Aork. at Silnshury tut | MusLneIu Northampton. aud AkE1vtna l in iiarLIUrd st S.@o.
 For time at Way Stations and connecticut e, l JNO. E. JONES. @mpse.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
gge9al @otires.

RESTRICT of Canaan ss. Probate Court, U January 11th, 1879.
 Estate of Almon Howe, late of Canaan, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Can aan hath limited and allowed six months from the date of this order, for the Creditors of said Estate, represented nsolvent, in which to ex- hibit their claims against said estate and has appointed James Ensign and Samuel w. Brad- ley Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 JACOB B. HARDENBERGH, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Dudley House, Falls Village, m said District, on the lst day of March, 1879 and the 11th day of June, 1S79,at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the pur- pose of attending to the business of said ap- continent.
 JAMES ENSIGN. Commissioners
 SAMUEL w. BRADLEY. o''e'' All persons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to ERASTUS D. GOODWIN, 4W29 Administrator.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
Assignee Sale
 OF
 Valuable REAL ESTATE!

Will be sold in the village of Great Harrington OH Saturday the 18th day of February next, at one o'clock p. m.. at Public Auc- tiOn. all right and interest which I have in the stO:e and lot for merly occupied by Lester X Go. Also about 50 acres of Ian d lying in EgremOnt, called the Messen- ger lot. Also 8 good firc-prOof safe, store tables, showcases and store fixtures. Also a nice sew ing machine and other articles. The lot On which the store stands is one Ot the best in the village and large enough for two good stores. There is 8 mortgage on the store which [ am told can re- main if the purchaser wishes to have it.
 T. B. STRONG.
 A ssignee for Lester & Co. Ct. Burlington, Jan. l3. 1872. 4w29
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
LEAVE PITTSFlEl.D, yIz:,

S.OOa. ul. tassangeg tram for Bridgeport. grftV
 lnH aL is.ov p.nls, WiLn tnruu9h cAx lOf New F 'AorA,"rrlflnk aG S.Vt ?. ua. St XNwWs Akav@@ ~. 4t l.iU P. m. Leave Albany al e.Au .. m, 2 wItn through car Ivr bsiukeporL. Leaves CanAAu al v.o< q. nA. Iz5, ?. n.. rasscnssr train tor Bridgeport arriy.
 lnk 1t o.+I, 2. ua., wlth InrVuku CAr ser
 New AVrN, ArrIv.i ( At i.&b ?. ,ila., AS New
 Haven st t.du D. n. Leave AlpAnS al ln & Leaves Canaan at 500 D. m.
 x,vv 2. ui. AaI kIaiu Brldgepoft, aEy1V.
 lnx at oSo p. na.; New AVlk iv.Syr. LA. GNww
 nANeu lk.o< F. IA. ' epves L&nAAn At 3.o< D. IA. sUp. m. rasseugci Atxln tor FallS Village ar.
 LNlnk at i.Vc r. Ln. Leave LpAnl AI x.<o
 D. m. g. ..eAves CAunAn ht Q. .45 D. m. Suuuay sliiA rrsin Pittrheld xt S.Ss p. n.
 toI priHSeport. arriving At o.Iv P. IA.; ANsW .Aoth How r. nl.,L>oW hoScu lASAp. LsAvss CAh~An ~ 4.uV r.
 s4r Atl trains connect @s Canaan SsAsAA SSnM. >e s.ssNAA aA. aAss aA6 AAG ssaaks !, iiS,ASs >AaAsA AA Il. D. AvEklLL, L. B. STLLLSONs I''nSgAi LtGAcL A. ent. ASsink S&k brtuSeuvEL. Soun., ANSN, u,IS3S. Aa
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22

Cures naild as well as Se5ere affections of the throat, Hoarseness, Tickling Ul 1 hI oa :, Loss of Voice, &c.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
Rem 0fkNble Cure of a Boy years Olds KeAd what his Father
 hHaYS A0ONl IL.

s"ys about iL.
 MT. Charles J Wade of East street Lenox, says that his son, years old, came home from school a few days since, complaining If q se- were sore throat. Within twelve hours the dls ease Diphtheria) had progressed SD rapidly that the boy wns unable to talk, was ill high fever and out of his head, while his throat was covered with white patches large his thumb nail. A Bottle of ''PoTAsKA" was D. O. cured and teaspoonful of the specific given every half hour for ten hours Impro yement was noticed in three hours and at the end of ten hours the boy was decidedly better, and the next day had his clothes on, and was able to leave the house in three days. ''PoTAsKA' was given the other five children in the house. as Preventive, and not one of them had the disease. Mir. Wade is so inlpresse with the wonderful power of "PoTAsKA, not only in his own family but also in those of his neig ibors who have used it. that he cannot find words strong enough to express his high iilion of it as Throat Specific.
 Mir. B. r. Bartlett, reighbor of MT. Wade's, fully endorses the above and says have lately had in my family two cases of genuine Diphtheria, both of which were cured hy ''Po- TAsKA." Duri g the late epidemic ill my neigh borhood I have knowl. of number of cases where 'PoTAsKAn has been used with wonder | full success.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22

PoTAsKA. the great DIPHTHERlA and SORE TkR' AT SPECIFIC bus been thoroughly It sI. eJ ID thous nds of cases of Sore Throat in its various forms, from mid ibh ,mmatiOn 10 nlosi severe cases of diphtheria, and al- ways prov d invaluable in not only arrest ing thc disease, but preventing it's spread circular fnr testimonials, etc. Price 50 cenls. Prepared by F. E. Pease, Phar- m .c,s,. L t, Msss. See testimonials in an other column
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
Cheapest Route to New York
 VIA x,rruS A wmuSap 9DHNNn EpfN kRw

Capt. Chsas. Weekss
 Will leave Bridgeport every night, lSatutday e1 cepted1 from Steamboat Dock, at II o'clock. A: rivinx in New York about o'clock next moERl ing. Sunday excepted,) from Pier 70, Last hives, teos of Intharine street at ll.SO.
 Ereixhtr received AnG way billed through te ah stations on the Ho onc railroad ct very low rates Tickets eau nc purchased through 10 New York less than by all railroad, and baggage check. ad through rom all trainr. q P. S.-The evening Milk train on the HousatolS ,c aiiroad connects N lth the Steamer DridgepoF<
 teti JOHN B. HtTBBRi.l.. NupN
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
Dl E D.

At South Canaan. January Is, Belinda, wife of Lucius Wilcox, aged 65 years.
 At Rochester, N. r., January 10, Henry c IAes, in the 69th year of his age. only brother of George R. Ives Esq. of Great Harrington.
 At Grand Rapids, Mich., December 30, O consumption. Edward L., oldest son of A. B and Louisa Judd, formerly of New Milford aged 31.
 At Winsted. January II, Frances Mary, wife of Augustus H. Fenn, aged 40 years.
 At West Stockbridge, January 12, Thomas w. Orr, aged 24, formerly of South Lee.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
.Ehe People Wnnt Proof.

Tner is no m. dicine prescribed by physic ians, D, so.d py D uggists, that carries such evid.-,lct uf its success aud superior virtue aS B soHRE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe Coughs Colds settled ou tue breast, Con sumption, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs. A proof of that fact IS that any person sfd sied, can get a Sample Bottle fUr lO,r.-nss aud try it's superior effect be for uay ag the icguiar sig at 75 cents IL has la : eeu introduced in this country from G .niny, aud it's wonderful cures art Asi. ..:l;ss .,as ry one that use Il. Three dtsts Ssl;s r t,ve any casr.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22

Father Brennan, Pastor of St. Mary's Parish. indorses ''PoTAsKA."
 LEE, February 26, 1878. MR. F. M. PEAsE-Dear Sir: 1 cheerFully testify with unqualified appreciation to the ef- ficacy and healing power which have exper- fenced from the rse or your Diphtheria and Sore Throat Specific.
 Very respectfully, GEO. H. BRENNAN.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
BOR N 1.

At Amesville, January 8, son to Harmon Finkle.
 At Northfeld, January IS, 8 son to Dr. c. l.. Blake.
 At Lee, January 12, son to John and Ella Blake.
 At New Milford. January 13, daughter to Willis F. Bennett.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
Hay For Sale.

1 n TONS of Good Hay. Will be sold cheap .lO Enquire of
 L. CUNNING. East Canaan, Jaa. 15. 1879. sw2s*
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
8msiuess Gards.

HOUSATONIC LODGE, No. 6I. F nand A. M. Regular communication. Second ana Fourth Tuesday ot every month.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
M AR REED.

At Lakeville, January 1, by Rev. Father Lynch, Maurice Horan to Mrs. Ann Grace, all of North Canaan.
 Patrick Stack to Miss Bridget Foley, daughter of Daniel Foley,
 At Trinity Church, ColIinsville, December 31, by Rev. W. B. Coleman, Albert w. Champlin and Miss Alice is. Sexton.
 At Trinity Church, Colinsville, January 8. by Rev. W. B. Coleman, Henry Terry and Miss Adeila Garrett.
 At Canton, December 25, at the residence ot the brides father, Sherman Fancher Esq, by Rev. W. B. Coleman, Burton c. Mather anu Miss Carrie E. Fancher.
 At Goshen, January IS, by Albert Wadhams, J. F., Nelson E. Hart of Winchester to Jerusha Dean of Canaan.
Connecticut western news., 1879-01-22
POTASKA.

Is prepared only by
 F. M. PHASE, Pharmacist,
 LEE, MASS, but is sold by Druggists everywhere. ST Explicit directions with each bottle. Price 50 cts.
 WHOLESALE AGENTS, Geo. O. Goodwin & Co.,, Boston, Lazell Marsh X Gardiner, New York; A. Mcclure x O., Albany, N. r.; sisson, Butler & Co.,, Hart ford, Conn. c. Moses O., Hartford, Ct 1; T. G' % w. W hlce, Hudson, \. ', 3m30
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-11-27
ELLSWORTH.

Eggs are very scarce, hens refusing
to furnish them at present prices.
John Padley's mill was burned to
the ground last Monday night. Sup
posed TO be the work of an incendiary
Homer White, of Maiden Rock, was
married at the residence of f. 0.
White last Sunday to Mrs. Lucy Alley,
of Esdaile. Rev. Ford officiated.
Miss Bradley teacher in the lower
department of our school was unable
to take charge of the same through
sickness, but the school continues un.
der care of a deputy from the upper
department.
The following are some items from
the report of the Public Schools fol
second month ending Nov. IA, 1879.
Teachers, II. Lowater and Ella
Bradley. Half days of school, 38; to-
tai number enrolled, 124; withdrawn
3; average attendance, 49,; hardness
26: punishments, I; visitors s.
The well at the stave mill has reach
the depth of 2SO feet. Mr.. Wood. OF
Red Wing, undertook the job of fur
| nishing water, but after drilling 24(
feet his drill got fast and he abandon
ed the job. A Mr.. Brunt got the drill
out, and after drilling 40 feet NOR,
got his drill fast. He then made /;
larger drill and commenced at the tol
and enlarged the hole down to tn,
drill. He then tubed it $50 feet. Ii,
thinks it caved in on his drill but ha
| SIS feet of water now and as soon as h,
gets the drill out he will stop.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-11-27
OAK Chow.

Snow birds have made their appear
ance.
Sid Meyer has moved to his father s
farm.
Prescott is to have railroad with
out fail this time-that is if nothing
happens.
Fred Bliss has returned from MINI.
We understand that he purchased
some land while there.
Our schools with exception of the
school in district No. |, have COM
meneed for the winter.
VIM. Graham has sold the farm he
recently purchased of John Riley to
his mother. Consideration. 81 900.
River Falls has lost its inspired gen.
ius. The What is it. has gone to
Trenton and is again writing locals
for the Herald.
Henry Gunther has rented the farm
belonging to Henry Smith and Mr.. s.
will go to Connecticut to abide for a
time among the people who manufac-
ture Eastwood hams and wooden nut
megs.
Our Hon. friend, E. II. Crow Eater,
smiles very blandly when he tells rs
that Mrs. Woodwork gives him the
credit for being the means of defeat
ing her. He smiled just as blandly
when he told us before election that
Mrs. Woodwork hadn't even a ghost
of show; that she was nominated by
the Democrats simply to secure the
election of Mr.. McCleary, and now he
smiles and says, II told you so.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-11-27
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Spring VALLEY.

SPRlNG ALLEY.
The town board will meet at the
clerks office Tuesday, Dec. 2 at A. NJ.
to audit accounts.
Sherman Chapman is the lucky boy
this time. He receives legacy of
81 900 from his Grandfather estate.
Some of our hunters hac very good
success up north the first of the month.
Frank Dawson and party brought
down FIVE deer, A. Hathaway ten.
The Red River fever has broken out
at Spring Valley. We expect num-
Der of our citizens will be taken away
unless the disease takes favorable
turn before spring.
There is quite mania here for for.
eign newspapers. Political, literary
and others. We would advise them to
subscribe for good home paper. and
the JOURNAL is the best in the comfy.
The school-house in the Reed dis
trlct has been furnished with elegant
Bolt desk seats from the Noble School
Furniture Company, of Goshen, Ind.
1t seems TO be the aim of the district
to have everything purely Heosier, in
Guiding the teacher.
Onr efficient (7) County Board abol.
lshed the Offices of Poor Commission.
ers and established a "Countv board.
ing house for paupers" where the
''towns" can have their paupers board
ed By paying the county SI.60 pei
week and the paupers' labor thrown
in. Spring Lake owns two inmates OF
the poor house, which viii only cost
the town S166.40 per year and may re-
duce our county tax $500. Increased
expense for the town only about sl6(
annually. We presume at their next
meeting they viii abolish the county
altogether-to save expense-and il
the past session is a sample of then
legislation, the sooner it is done the
better. In justice to our chairman We
wish to say that he opposed the meas
ure,
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Educational.
MS. RAKER,A. ~ iitor.
kcoUET suPERINrEaDEHr.

OF 4S2 children in Martel, 23s have
attended school.
OF 1888 children in Gilman, only 1856
attended school last year.
THE malo ehildrenI in the county
outnumber the females, by 215.
RIVER FALLS has 8l4 children of
school age of whom 275 have not at
tended public schools.
THE highest average wages paid to
male teachers is from Clifton, $40. SO.
the lowest, Gilman, $24, the high est
females, besides Prescott, which paid
$3.50, is Oak Grove, 1926, the lowest
Maiden Rock, $50.