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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-20
THE ARTFUL BILL.
Why Don't He Publish His Entries In
stead of Square Toes?

Why Don't He Publish His Entries In
stead of Square Toes?
The Minneapolis Tribune of last evening
announces the return home from Rochester
N. Y, of Col. VIM. S. King. In Col. Kings
letter from Rochester to Charley Clarke,
published in his Pioneer Press Sunday, he
used the following language: "Our entries
will not close here until ~ on Saturday 1ast)
night, and 1 may not be able to get them to
you before Monday morning. Col. King
left Rochester several hours after the
entries had closed there, and must
have brought them with him to Mime
apolis. Now the query is why did he not
give them to the Tribune last evening, in.
stead of dismiseing the young man who
went to him for them with the following
characteristic piece of brag: 'Say that it is
all right. That Rarus, Hopeful, Sleepy Tom
and the whole field of horses are coming
here to remain here during the entire fail
week-thot haze q good, square, fasr-toed
assurance that they are c0msng.'' "Fair-
toed assurance" is good, but why did not
Col. King say all these horses were entered
to run at Rochester for the Minneapolis
races?
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V.EICENTS A LINE
AUCTION SALES.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
z AT AUCTION-Iw viii sell on Wednesday, Aug.
10th ct II O'Clock a. NJ, the twostory frame house
and large grounds, No. II College avenue, near
Cedar street The house was built ct an expense Of
$3.50, has ten rooms, good cellar, and Phalen
water. The lot is 40x12D. In rear Of this property,
feet wide, widening at distance Of 10 feet from the
street to 81 feet and running back % feet with good
barn thereon. The owner Of this fine properly has
force the market at public sale Its central To-
cation, and in the midst Of very quiet and genteel
ne1ghborh0od, ought to make it very desirable
sale. p. KAVANAGH -.
B 2O8-18 Commission Ancfioneer 81
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Elder johnson Deserts the Box Office and
Yawps for the Concert-A Cunning Scheme
to Secure Religious Club HOuse-Young
Ladies' Excluded Because They Had Not
Twenty-Five Cents Catching Gudgeons
by Calling It Minneapolis Day-A Detect-
, i've Robbed--Other offerings.
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NOTICE.

Will sell one bay horse with two white feet one
black mare, white mare pony, ali Of which has
been running at large contrary to the ordinance Of
the city Of st. Paul. on Saturday, 23rd day Of Au.
il not sooner released in front Of the public ponn1
month. John CTTNNTE S - s"iu
218-2O -. police. fefscor
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Strangers, and Particularly Ladies are In
terested in This

terested In This.
The 80 Cent Store will be moved into its old
quarters, No. West Third street, the last of
this week, and until such removal, the present
stock at Nos. IA and Is West Third street. will
be closed out at wonderfully reduced prices.
These goods must be sold to make room for the
fall goods, and all who purchase before removal
single moment. If you need anything for
household or personal use, go at once to the 80
Cent Store. and you can buy it cheaper than
ever before
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White Rear R.pat,o

One of the most available points from which
to witness the grand regatta at White Bear lake
to-day, is the plateau in front of the South
Shore house, for it commands an elevated view
of the entire race ground. Mr.. Greenman Is a
genial landlord, and all will be made comforta-
BILE and happy who sojourn with him for the
day. = :,
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T0 LOAN.

MONEY no LOAN ON REAL EsTATE eE0npI-
NJ TY-The Northwestern Mutual Life insurance
Company Of Milwaukee is prepared to take al
strictly nrst;sass loans that may offer, upon zeal
sofia on to years time, at lowest current rates of
~ terest Application may be made to @. 4. BUELL..
w;, East Third street. ST. Paul, or Olum Drew,
4n 4e 136-227
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The Metropolitan hotel Of this city, III its
improved condition in every department is re-
garded by the travelling public as the best hotel
in the northwest,
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SUDDEN DEATH.
The Widow Of the Late DR.. nIcNIastels
Found Dead In Her Bed.

EOun0 OcaO IN Her Be0.
Yesterday afternoon the community was
startled and grieved by the announcement of
the death of Mrs. Julia Russell Nc Masters, relic
OF the late Rev. DR.. s. Y. McMasters. She was
not known TO have been sick by her numerous
friends. Nor was she. Her death was one of
those sudden occurrences, which always appal.
At IL o clock yesterday, she was found dead by
her daughter, Mrs. Judge Gilfillan, under the
following circumstances:
Judge Gillian and wife called at her, home,
the rectory of Christ church. and found the
doors locked, and could get no response to re-
peated loud knocks. Mrs. Gilfllan felt un-
easy. and to solve the mystery of the silence
she forced an entrance through front window
Mrs dilnllan went to Mrs. McMasters' bed
room, and there discovered
a sss bed a s. no agssssd and S Lying
ti!lan stepped towards the reclining figure, to
discover that Mrs. McMasters was dead.
Judge Gilhllan was quickly informed Of the
SAD discovery. Friends were summoned,
among whom were Drs. Hand and Davenport.
Ihey examined the corpse and declared that
apoplexy had been the cause of death, and
that she had been stricken fully twelve hours
ormore before she was discovered.
This 10 the simple &C count of her death and
the manner in which she was discovered, dead
and alone.
Al1s, McMasters enjoyed the love and admlra-
ton OF the whole community. Hers was q
life devoted to far reaching charities, and had
builded up for her the character of a
model Christian woman. During the life
time of her distinguished beloved hus-
band, Rev. DR.. s. Y. McMasters, she
was in every sense a helpmeet to him. Since
ms death she has continued his work with all
the grace. tenderness and love of her womanly
nature, warmed to a human sympathy by the
thought that she was pleasing him as well az
obiiging the injunctions of her God. Deceased
was born in Petersburg, Va, her maiden
name being Bowers. In early childhood
her family removed to Northhamp-
ton, Mass. At the time Of her
death she was about IS years old. She leaves
son, 8. Y. McMastera, the druggist, and step.
daughter, Mrs. Judge Gil6llan, to mourn her
loss, in which they are joined by whole COM
munity, who have had years in which to learn
the worth of the dead. and to love her as no
BILE Christian woman.
Many friends are caring for the remains OF
their dear departed friend, and their wishes re.
speeding the funeral will be made known to.
QaY,
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TEAS.
Teas and Cofees.
Atln1atic d Pacific Tea Co.,
81 IL EastThird Street It. St. Paul

YNHE UNDERSIGNED, AS ADMINISTRATORS
y OF the estate of Geo. Culver, deceased VIII sell
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. at
the auction store Of j. M. Warner, 81 East Third
street. corner Of Cedar street, st. Paul. Minnesota,
on the 18th day of September 1879, commencing Of
10 O'Clock a NJ, the following described personal
estate: One piece OF body Brussels carpet, contain
ing about 80 yards; horse and sleigh; Is walnut
framed cots; lot of 2 and gallon demiiohns;
soldering iron; hand screws; s Ii basin cooks: 7
four inch soil pipe hooks; boz brass faucets:
plated basin cock, new; Y inch check valve; / 4
Globe valve; 4 copper closet pans; bundle iron
wire; lot OF iron pipe; Ii inch gas pipe tap;
inch gas pipe tap; feet inch leather betting Il
punaie iaclng;-l box old brass fixtures / wash
board. ROBT. A. SMITH
81. p. RUGG,
aug Zu-5WWed Administrators
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Everybody is going to the Dalles. 90 while
the water is good. Only 81. 90 for round trip,
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Hotel Site For Sale.

HOTEL SITE FoRsALE Splendid location for =
summer resort, beautiful lake, fine hunting and
fishing ,;5d Railroad IL station within mile Only s1
arrangement will be made with any one who wishes
to build and keep q hotel. Address, A. K. BARNUM.
st. Paul, Mimi. oOI os3
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Here They Are! New Hats!
New styles, hobby and genteel. Just received
at Pannell's, Ill East Seventh street. A splen-
did lot of spring style hats, and another invoice
of those stylish 81 white shirts.
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gust Goth, 1879 Trains will run as follows be-
tween st. Paul and White Bear:
Leave st Paul-x6:15 a. M, AS a. M, Eli is
a: M, :35 p. M, 4:l0 p. M, 6 p M, 2 p. m.
From Third street depot. Arrive at White
Bear-6:55 a. M, 900 a. NJ, 1905 p. M, 2:1O
p. M, 4:45 p. m, 6:35 p. M, 7:45 p. m.
M, 1852 p. M, :55 p. M, 6:15 p. M, D. M,
10 p. M, IL m. Arrive at st.. PAUL. los a. m. /,
8:15 a. M, $3.50 p. M, 4:3O p. M, KS: 80 D. M,
6:55 p. NJ, $3.50 p. M, 10:40 p NJ, 40 a. m.
ITO Third street depot
Fare for the round trip, so cents.
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To The Public,

The managers of Elmo Lodge have kindly
consented that the Great Western band may
play at the regatta hop this evening at White
Bear Lake, in consequence of which there will
be no band at Elmo tonight.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-20

q 000 ACRES choice farm lands, early selec-
s,UVU lions, convenient to railroad stations
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, as you may
prefer IN tracts Of 100 to GAO acres Chip
Pewa, Pope and Stevens counties, for sale by
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MISCELLANEOUS,

DARTNER WANTED. In Lake hotel, already es-
j. tablished, and doing frst-class business Lo-
cation near to St. Paul and Minneapolis, on railroad
line. Five to ten thousand dollars required. No
better opportunity has ever been offered to enter
prising man to make money. Address B. W. LAKE,
GLOBE Office. 2O4- 1874
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Hotel and Boarding House Keepers
desiring to acc ommodate visitors to the State
fair during fair week are requested to send
their address and terms per day for board, and
the number they can accommodate, to
w. NJ. TILEsTON, St. Paul p O.
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HOTEL FOR sALE-One 81 the heat -,,,,-;,.
IL hotels in this State well advertised and yarS
popular Lease. furniture, and good will, for sale A.
bargain Address box 666, P. o., st. Paul 1885
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-20

EOR SALE-An adjustable cutoff. slile vslyo ~,
CINE cylinder, lSx24, in good running order. Oar
be seen running at elevator upper Third street
2O4* w. s. ZIMMERMAN, MANAGES
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In the Country,

STRANGER-ny you want any good farming Ian
~ write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. HODGES
st. Paul MINI. -. o. - 800
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FIVE CENTS A LINE,
The GLOBE Want and Employ.
melt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
ct five cents q line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency Of tho GLOBE Is
On advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, three-line advertisement, Of 8itua-
lions Wanted and Situations Offered, and con-
tinue the advertisement until the object sought
Tor Is accomplished. For twenty-five cents,
the man out Of work can advertise for situa.
ton until he finds one,
Each line over the three. to cost Ave cents
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Visitors to White Bear Lake
Will find boats of all kinds; well furnished
bath house, and restaurant, at Lake Shore sta
ton. L. W. DUNN.
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DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS Cheapest in a..
IL Pau. Best Grocery and Butcher Stand: Finest
Residence Property; Splendid Vacant BLOCK: First.
class Business Location. As
l. Lot, 75x10O feet, corner Josette and Rondo sta.
lots 50x150 feet corner Josette and Rondo streets
s. Two dwellings,, lot 25x15O, corner Minnesota
and Eleventh streets: Rent at $26 per month";
4 Business, 75x1oO, St Potter street. Three
houses can be rented for $50 per month
avenues. e
g.. East half lot 2, block 8, Winslow's addition.
subject to worthless tax SALE >H'10'
=: 601l5O, corner Washington and Chestnut lot
9, block "a. Rice Irvine, near Irvine Park-SS 200
very cheap. ~ -'Noo
8: Nineteen acres-Ten acres cultivated. N.
wv: a SW. Sec. II, T. %, R. %; three miles from
bridge; DWELLING barn and well One-half acre cur
etc. 200 cash. Cheapest property in the market
Apply to OSCAR STEPHENSON, So Wabashaw
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Stores.

No. SO Sibley street, formerly OCCUPIED nv N1i,e,
4 Mccarthy. Enquire Of BEAUPRE ALLEN \
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FOR BALE.

ElOR SALE Quarter medium Universal Press n
irst-class order. viii sell OF trade for srnsller
press. Address q. B. MITCHELL, Ninth street.
oetween Cedar and Minnesota. 215-weksat
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BOARDING.,

WANTED--Board in private family by gentle-
Nv man and Wife, Address E. p, this Office, CIV
Ing name and location Of house. %
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l. Quickstep, "Cheer Up Carl
=. Grand Fantasia ,Bosquet
3. label Overture. .............. .sCh. Bach
4. Diana's Hunting Call. "A. Arndt
5. Blue Danube Waltz observation-disclosures Strauss
3. Plnafore Selections ........ Sullivan
7. Potpourri, ''The Rage in Ireland'' :. Boyer
s. Selections from the Hugenots. .Meyerbear
9. Tornado Gallop, E-hat Oornet Solo. Boyer
Yesterday, Gen. r. ". johnson filed copy
of the will of the late Gen. T.. W. Sherman,
United States army, who died not long ago at
Newport one week after the demise of his wife,
The will is model in brevity, and after be.
questing $4,000 to Della Dobson, an old and
tried servant of the family, leaves everything
to VIM. Shannon Sherman, the only child Of
the deceased. The property belonging to the
estate in this city is valued at 1926 600 to $780,
O0O, and according to law, the will must 20 on
record in this county.
Last Friday night sacak thief meandered
through II. r. Bigelow's residence. and when
he got ready to go he left with two shirts, q
coat and other traps belonging to Mr.. Bigelow.
Yesterdays GLOBE announced that man Civ
ing his name as 81. r. Bigelow had surrendered
otherwise he'd never have been taken-him-
sells to the Minneapolis police. The robbery
in st. Paul and the surrender in Minneapolis
were put together, and Chief Weber went off
yesterday and recovered Mr.. Bigelow's traps.
The captive had on the stolen shirts with II. r.
Bigelows name. He was stripped of the duds.
aud last night Mr.. Bigelow got them and sent
them to the laundry.
The Zumbrota counterfeiters' case was called
up before United States Commissioner Car
dozo again yesterday. It will be remembered
that the gang consisted of j. Washington Blair.
Marvin Blair and Frank Elliott. The first
named was discharged last week. The eyi-
dence for the prosecution in the case of the
other two was adduced, and on motion Of de-
PENDANTS continuance until yesterday was
granted. When again brought to confront the
law the defendants abandoned their intent to
fight the charges. Thereupon Commissioners
Cardozo held Elliott in 81 200 and Blair in $3.50
to answer at the October term of the United
States district court. In default of bail both
were committed to Jail.
Among the arrivals yesterday at Department
headquarters, was Lieut.. r. T. Jocob of lhe
Sixth infantry, en- route to Washington with
three insane soldiers, destined for the United
States asylum. Major George VIM. Baird, paw
master United Estates army, also registered.
He left last evening for Fort Leayenworth
Kansas, where he reports at Gen. Pope's head
quarters for assignment to duty at Santa Fe.
New Mexico. Lieut.. J. W. Pope, Fifth Unit
cd States infantry, who was on duty in this
city last winter, and became extensively known
in social CIRCLES has been ordered to report for
duty at the United States military prison "a
provost marshal. The superstition "a hazarded
that Lieut.. Pope's tour of duty at the prison
will be of short duration, and be given mn for
an assignment as A. D. G. on Gen. John Ponea
staff. s.. = 70
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REAL EsTATE-In the CITY.

NHEAP houses and lots for sale. Apply at Ale,
~ drug store. 21aSs
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FANNIE KELLOGG.

The concert last night was not as successful
as was anticipated. The attraction was Of
course Miss Fannie Kellogg but for some rea-
son the bill did not draw, although it was free
~ advertised that such q distinguished song
ster as Elder johnson would lift up his voice
on the occasion. MI
aRABB1Nas OF arLMoRE's SAINTS.
good story ia told of Minneapolis detec-
tive who was sent out to look after suspicious
characters and to protect the Christians and
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EiOK RENT-Several very nice rooms in the Nc.
Sullan Block. corner of Wabashaw and Third
Streets Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms. Tn.
qulre OF MEAD THOMPSON, in the building.
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PAINTING

DRIVATE BOARDING. With or without rooms O
il IA Robert street. MRs.J. 8. PECK. 214
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TOR SALE VERY CHEAP-Horse, buggy, h
IL ness and saddle. Address x. B., GLOBE off
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HORSES CARRIAGES &C..

DAINTING-P. f. FITZGIBBON, house and
i sign painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. 81
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-12
SPRING VALE

Jerry Karnes is erecting new frame dwell
ing house.
A. G. Lamport planted seven acres OF sugar
cane this season.
A Fourth OF July celebration is talked OF to
be held in the Indiana settlement.
Rev. Hathaway has recovered sufficiently to
commence ascertaining the wealth oil our
citizens.
Mr.. George HoIler, of Spring Lake, and
Miss Mary Thatcher, OF Springfield, St. CroiX
county, were married the 4th inst.
Christ Larson, Eric La, son. Carl Hagen
son and Oie Thoreson went TO st. Croix Fails
last week and proved up ON their homesteads'
We advise our neighbors to "Inurder" all
of those worthless "purps" before the assess
or visits them and save the "purps hide and
3.
If the Ellsworth people want a railroad
through their town they can anofd 70 heib
build Il. but the people Of Spring Lake VIII
hardly vote to aid in building railroad 10
or 81 miles distant when they are already
within or miles OF one,
Some of our oitIzens have been trying 70
have some crooked matters made straight IN
lie courts of River Falls. Hence ge cores
. W was called to attend as witness
ff,g;ae the past week. lie can TESTIFY 10 the
bosnitslity OF the River Falls people
II may interest some Of the readers o. the
IarnxAf. 10 learn that the late Proi. uood
~. ~ whom We Iuzde mention short time
~. go recently arrested az Fulton, III, by
lie sheriff Of Clark county, WIS., 'of lAe
cr;,,,s al higaniy, and il now safely loasea N
al Marty at Spring Valley gave inc Az.
tIa,i.iea 4 clue to his whereabouts, when iea
- Is arrest. and is deserving OF great cfeai.
for having caused the villain to be ofoueh9 "
justice.
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ORroNvILLE, Mimi, June I'd, 1879.

Fps. JouRsAL.-As ! wish to express my
visited to some personal friends of mine,
know OF no better way than through your
valuable columns. Our party consists of
four gentleman from Pierce county, Wis.
We took our departure for Big Stone Lake
via St. Paul. Arriving at Oftonyiile May
Sth. we found that place as we expected, sit
uated at the foot of Big Stone Lake, and are
free to CONFESS thriving and prosperous viii
Iage, although having been within the past
few weeks nearly oblterated by the prairie
fires. But the village is being rebuilt and
bids tair TO be one of the leading western
points for business. We were agreeably sur
prised to find so many friends from Pierce
county at Ortonville, but did not have much
time to stop there as our star was in Dakota.
Our next camp was in Grant county, d. I.
Now we began to look tor a location. We
found an abundance of land OF the finest
quality that has ever come under our obser-
walton, as well located and amply supplied
with wood; this article growing in heavy
belts on the Katoes. The water of Grant
county is iInequaled in any part Of the West
that have ever been in, and is well distrib-
uted through the county. Our party in
travelling one day crossed eleven streams Of
cool spring water. The soil OF Grant county
| is black loan, with a clay sub-soil; the
prairie is rolling enough so that there are nc
sloughs. The market st present is at orion
vile, Carey and other points. Inkpa City,
located in the eastern part of the county bids
fair, as soon as the Hasting & Dakota rail-
road is completed, to be a rival town with
0rtonville. Village lots in Inkpa City are
selling like hot cakes; among the purchasers
are c. Betcber, Of Red Wing, Messrs. Nettle-
ton and Williams, of eastern Minnesota, and
| others too numerous TO mention We are
| well satisfied with tine country and think il
can't be beat. We do not allow ourselves to
! haFbor the thought that we are in the land Of
the red man, hat az we sat in our tent last
evening we could count a dozen Sissetons
sitting around their camp DIRE taking an even
ing smoke. Yours,
g. L. RIcE.
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DIAMOND BLUFF


Wheat 90 cents.
Business lively.
Spring flowers are plenty.
A little runaway last week.
Several cases ofague in town.
Garden vegetables have appeared.
Shooting rabbits is quite a pastime
Three limitations in the lodge lately.
Hans Nelson has lost "a valuable horse.
Mrs. Rickett teaches music in the Bluff
The steamer, Northwestern, was up Mon
day.
One cargo Of wheat left our warehouse last
week
Miss Annie Baker progresses finely in her
school
Mrs. Hunter and family have returned
from their visit.
An unusually large attendance at Sunday
School last Sunday.
Miss Newell, OF Prescott, was in town dur
ing Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Baker and daughter are visiting the
formers mother in Minnesota.
Ifa man is fishing for clubs and should
catch trout, 1t might be illegal.
Rats of lumber and logs pass down the
river weekly, bound for St. Louis.
Rev. McGiffen preached a splendid sermon
in the Methodist church last Sunday fore
noon.
The roads present a much better appear
ance since the usual work has been done on
them.
The delegates report successful conven-
ton and most agreeable time az Ellsworth
last week.
David Wethern has gone to st. Paul en- a
business trip. d. Wethern takes his place
in the store while ssGus.n buys the wheat.
Johnnie Rodgers returned from Zumbrota,
Mimi, last week accompanied by his bride,
formally Miss Lucy Mulliken, Of that place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-12
we Guerantec what we say.

We know Shitoh's Consumption
Cure is decidedly the best Cough Med
lcine made. 1t will cure a common or
chronic Cough, OF Bronchitis. in half
the time, and relieve Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma DIT once, and show
more cases of consumption cured, than
all others. It will cure where they
fail, 1t is pleasant to take, harmless to
the youngest child and we guarantee
what we say. Price 10 cts. so cts. ST..
If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame, use Shiloh S Porous Plaster.
Sold by G. u. DAVIS.