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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-04-09

Speaking of generosity. you wouldn't call a
man who had gouged a piece out of the bot
tom of his foot whole-soled fellow, would
you
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Hope deferred maketh the heart sick. -
is proyerb sadly realized by the publisher
who sendeth out bills.
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Some Grabbed old bachelor writes that
Many seslskin sacque covers ragged
dress, dirty apron, and an empty stomach.
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"rm yard wide and all WOOL" is Ken.
lucky way Of describing high state of hi
larity.
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Greatness stands upon precipice, and If
prosperity carries man never SO little be-
yond his p,ise, it overbears and dashes him to
pieces.
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he who thinks poorly of himself cannot win
the respect of his fellows.
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Words may almost be said to discover
themselves, but thoughts must be dug after.
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The gem cannot be polished without fric
ton, nor man perfect without adversely.
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With all the finctuation in pig iron and axle
grease, chewing gum still keeps up at the ole
figure.
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Ifyou would not have person deceive you
be careful not to let him know you mistrust
him.
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It is beautifully said that the veil of futur.
ity is woven by the hand of mercy.
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Trains run through to kensIngon change at Trenton
for West Philadelphia.
Connection Is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna Western Railroad. At .Lehigh Junction
Essex, and New Jersey Central Railroads AT Lambert
vile with Pennington Railroad; AT Trenton with
For further Information see time tables which can he
obtained at the ticket Offices.
FRANK THOMSON LIP FARMER
General Manager. GEN Pass Agent
+. w. JACKSON, Gent Sup't, q. r. r. of N j. Div.
J. A. ANDERSON, Supt. Bsyidere Dis
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He is good man who does all the good he
talks of.
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The attack sets In with pains in the limbs and back
ssitude, and sense Of ghtness the forehead
peated sneezing, watery and inhamed eyes, and in
eased discharge from the sometimes there is in
of the throat and tonsis and an eruption
Of hlisters about the lips. A few pinches of
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A pressing necessity IIatirOn.
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DR.. TAYLOR'S
CATARRH POWDER

class OF eatarrh In the chronic stage of the disease
even when is advanced that the of smell
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there is continual hawking and splitting and head
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the Catarrh Powder will perform radical cure if used
regular and pessisenty Price % cents. For sale by
of
Osmun's Cod Liver Oil and Lime
cure for Consumption. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis and
all Scrofulous disease. Send for circular
Depot -, It'll Ave. N. Y.
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BRIDGE S1REET.
PENNSYLTANIA RAILRO4D.
8ELNIDERE DIVISION.
On and after Nov. 1Ith, 1878.

TRAINS FOR NEW YORK AND pHILApE1pur,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04
sa=1=ssaiil-
DIED.

| PRATT-At Hastings, Mimi, Aug. 26th, 1879,
! SAMUEL PRATT, aged 10 years.
The subject of this notice was born
in Braintree, Mass, on the It'll day of
March, 1900. When he was twelve
years old his parents removed to Or
ange county, VT, where the principal
part of his early years were passed.
In 1854 he removed with his family
to River Falls, Wis. which has been
his home ever since. Here he has
lived for a quarter of century re-
spected and esteemed by all who knew
him. He was man of the strictest
honesty and unbending rectitude. He
was enc of the original members of
the Congregational church of this
place and always manifested the ear
nestness and fidelity of a consistent
christian. He rests from his labors.
His children who survive him have the
unspeakable consolation of knowing
that He in whom their father trusted
when young did not forsake him when
old, but met him at the dark river and
said to the swelling pillows, peace,
be stlll. -
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E:eaT Estate Transfers.

sales of real estate in Pierce coun-
ty during the month of August:
L. Bonsnes TO F. Roch. mill proper
ty at Martel, IS, 800.
Al. Is. Bake to Andrew Anderson, a
piece of land in 23-27-lS, River Falls,
g, 900.
r. NJ. Briggs to p W. Gordon, ne4
of nw14, 15-2T-1S, River Falls, $50.
Comstock & Co. to X. w. Lewls,sls
of nel4. 5-24-l7, Isabelle.
:. Doughty to III. l.. Hubbard, lot in
Maiden Rock, 1925.
Denniston & Co. to X. w. Lewis.
81, of ne14, 5-24.17, Isabelle.
j. q. Derrickson to A. P. Wetter,
ell Of se14, l-24-lS. Trenton. 5000.
c. w. Ensign to Hannah Cameron,
lot : in block 10, River Falls, 500.
r. p. Eldridge to j. b. Eldridge,
sell of sw4 l0-27-l9, Oak Grove.
T. Field to Geo. Stewart, VIZ of
sw1{ of sci ,25-27-lS, River Falls. SIS.
E. 5. Kline to Erri Perrigo, lot
bloc kA. Ellsworth, 1925.
NJ b. Kimball to Fri Perrigo, lot 4
block Il, Ellsworth, $3.50.
j. Park to j. Reeve, ind : of w1a of
sw14, 28-26-lS, Trimballe, $1,000.
A. r. Quimby to j. Campbell, lots l,2
and 3, block c. Diamond Bluff, $40.
Railway Co. to f. Roch, swA of Sc
a. 35-27-I7, Hartland. s. $50.
Railway Co. to Margaretta Aawe,
so acres in 22-25-17, River Falls, $4S0.
L. c. Rice to Elyira Rice, 100 acres
in 22-25-17, Hartland, -, $3.50.
Railway Co. to A. G. 0sterlund, 4C
acres in 33-26-l7, Ellsworth, $500.
Sheriff of Pierce county to Ellen
Winters, 30 acres in 78-27-l7, Martel.
$3.50.
Eveline Swindell to Catharine
Brewer, lots 3 and in block J. Dia
mond Bluff. $50.
Eyeline Swindell to Catherine Brew
er, part of seA of nw14, 13-25-19, Dia
mond Bluff.
c. Smith to J. Batchelder, lot 70 il
block "a, Maiden Rock, SD.
Taylor & Co. to X. W. Lewis, 81
acres in 5-24-17, Isabelle.
Ira p Wood to Thomas Brownlee, "a
piece of land in l8-26-l7. FL Paso.
5. Vanderford to Angeline Wander
ford, 20 acres in 2-27-l8, River Falls
$3.50.
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MAIDEN Rock.

New wheat coming in.
Threshing throughout this vicinity
is going on briskly.
f. N. McVean will go to the State
Convention at Madison on the 9th inst.
c. L. Taylor and Geo. Carmichael
are taking care of the c. B. Card es-
tate.
Warren is our melon man. Don't
fail to try black Spanish. He war
rants them.
Mr.. Rosenberger displays some very
fine fruit. the production Of the Mai
den Rock nursery. Give us a sample,
Amos.
Some of the young folks went on the
Isaac Staples Saltwater excursion to
NVabasha yesterday and report Il very
pheasant time,
5. A. Green shipped two thousand
pounds of choice wool last week. lie
says its the last of the season. He
has bought and shipped over twenty
thousand pounds this season.
L. Stevens, S. A. Goucher, F.
n. McVean, T. B. Otis, J. b. Hull, G..
l.. Taylor, and others are taking i'll the
st. Paul and Minneapolis big shows
this week.
w. f. Zwickey will remove to
Crookston where he has catering in
ducements offered him to enter the
employ of Messrs. Hill & Childs, large
property holders and wheat and agri-
cultural implements dealers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

The Champion Thresber.

Messrs. Clark & Port, of Washington
county, Mimi, are now threshing in
this vicinity with a 40-inch cylinder
separator propelled by a l0-horse pow
er TRACTION engine, manufactured al
Racine, by j. l. Case & Co. For eff.
ficient work this machine is not eX.
celled, and it's advantage over others
by being self propelling-drawing the
separator, water tank, &C., from place
to place and up the steepest hills, with
only one team attached, merely to
guide it-render it much more conven.
lent and less expensive than the ordi-
nary machine. A force pump with SO
feet of hose, capable of throwing wa
ter $50 feet is attached to the engine,
to be used in case of fire. The pro-
prietors invite inspection. l8-3w
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ONn.


Threshing machines in abundance.
Corn cutting and potato digging are
i'll order at present.
Messrs. Amidon and Davis are the
first to SOW winter wheat.
Our military company makes good
show in blue jackets and red pants.
Salem school district proposes NOV.
ing its school house at an estimated
cost of two hundred dollars.
Camp meeting in Holt woods Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday; speakers
from various parts OF the county.
Wheat is turning out about Is bush
els per acre, mostly No. 2; barley av-
erages about 80 bushels, of fair quail
ty; oats 40 bushels, extra quality,
School meeting in the Union district
was so interesting that it did not
break up until nearly one o'clock. 1t
was decided to build new school
house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04
OAK GROVE.

d. II. Filkins is painting his house.
John Lowe lost one stack of wheat
by fire. Cause, a steam thresher.
b. II. Corcoran is buying wheat
for Dave Bates at the River Landing
Other towns may boast of their po'
cts, but we have the boss punSter OF
the county.
Lewis Eichman will rent his farm
and move to Prescott soon. Poor
health is the cause.
The good people of Big River will
repair their school house this fall. A
thing that is much needed.
J. Z. Hetherington has gone to
Minnesota with his threshing machine
to help save the crop of that bounti-
full state.
viii Caldwell, of Clifton, has been
perambulating through our town the
past week on business Of purely in
StructlNe nature.
Lawrence Downey lost three stacks
of wheat by fire which caught from a
steam thresher. The loss was prompt
ly paid by David McNoah who owns
the machine.
Fred. Mercord had eighty acres of
wheat which yielded an average of
twenty bushels to the acre. and No. !
at that. Where is Dave Stouffer' 5
"bigest crop in the town" nowl
We have heard the name of J. A.
Stirratt mentioned as a prospective
candidate for member of the Assem-
bly, on the Republican ticket. Should
Mr.. stirratt be candidate the Repub-
can r2rty could not make a better
choice.
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i. CIRCUIT COURT SlIMNONS.
FATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CoURr-PIEacR


STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CouRr-PIEacR
COUNTY.
VIM. Schmidt and George p. I'm
land partners as VIM. Schmidt X
Co., Plaintiffs,
against
VIM. II. Alley, Emma Alley, his
wife, Dean Benson and Lettie K.
Benson, his wife.and Seymour Ca
tura, defendants,
EThe State OF Wisconsin to the said defend
ants, ard each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
In twenty DAYS after service OF this summons,
exclusive of the day OF service, and defend
the above entitled action i'll the Court atare-
said; and in case OF your failure SO TO do,
judgment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand OF the complaint, Of
which a copy IS herewith served upon you.
VANNATrA x SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
p. 0. Address, River Fails, Pierce oonaty,
WIS.
To the above Ilamed defendants, VIM. II.
Alley and Emma Alley, take notice, that the
complaint in the above entitled action was
filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, at Ellsworth, county OF Pierce and
State of Wisconsin, on the 18th day OF August,
A D. 1879 VAYSATrA * SMITH,
19-6w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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we Gunrantec xynnt we say.

We know SAiIoh's Consumption
Cure is decidedly the best Cough Med
1cine made. 1t will cure a common or
chronic Cough, or Bronchitis, in half
the time, aud relieve Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma DIT once, and show
more cases of consumption cured, than
all others. 1t 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. 81.
If your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back
lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by C.. Il. DAVIS.
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BOOT & SHOE STORE.

Fl. L. WADsWoRTH, Manufactures Of
and dealer in Boots and Shoes, Gloves,
Mittens, Hosiery and every thing usually
kept in first-class boot and Shoe store at the
lowest possible prices. Custom work spec
iality. Repairing promptly and neatly doue.
Shop on Main Street first door south OF Cam
cron's bakery RYer Falls, Wis. 2l-35
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MILK! MILK 4!

Everybody in River Falls wishing
good milk delivered every day at cts.
per quart, can have their wants sup
piled by applying to the subscriber, or
leaving their orders at the Post Office.
3S-3m NM. II. WooD.
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SAEgIfF'S SALE.
ci.culr CoURT PIERCE COUNTY.

+. H. keily against John Green.
Notiee = hereby given that by virtue Of
and IL Pursuance to the Judgment OF .vre-
closure end sale rendered in the above en- =
titled 2ci'ol on the 9. day Of July, A. ID.
1878, ] slsall on tue 4th day of October, A.
D. 1877, tt one o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day ct the front door OF the Post Office,
in the 1.llsge ol River Falls, Pierce county,
Wisconsin, offer for sale al public auction
and sell go the highest bidder for cash, the
real estate and by said judgment directed
to be sol and described as follows, to-wit:
The south halt OF lot three 90 IN block four
f4l. and vt three l3) in block twelve (l2), all
IN the original plat Of the village Of Kinnic-
kiunic, uyw forming part OF the village OF
River Fails, in Pierce county, Wisconsin.
a. T. CARROLL,
Sheriff Of Pierce County,
w. YhH>AtTA, by A. II. Lord his Deputy.
Plpiutin s Attorney. l6-6W
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FL. PAso,

Fat sheep are now in demand.
Repairs are being made on the grist
mill dam.
Anxious inquiries are being made
about that r. R.
Ye path master, Mike Martin, is
still mending the ways.
Those who want to purchase fat cat
tie or sheep would do well to call this
way.
Anderson & Co. have improved the
j. |. Case Eclipse threshing machine
and model has been sent to the pat.
ent Office.
Seven months school, in three terms,
was voted at the school meeting, to
be taught by female teacher. G.
Henneman was elected treasurer.
Winter wheat is averaging Is bush.
els to the acre; spring wheat 8 bush.
els. Winter wheat will not grade
higher than No. 2, and the most of il
will grade lower.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-09-04

Mr.. n. A. Thelander has added to
his poultry yard, this season, 800
worth of choice poultry, and now has
ten yards of the most popular thorough
bred poultry III the country. He has
fowls 10 months old that weigh Obs.
each, from which he will sell eggs at
50. so per dozen. viii take wood or
farm produce in exchange, and will
not refuse greenbacks. 47-tf
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] iIiIIIII;II. d q . IIEII7Tl
MANY Ladies

SUFFERING from Nervousness, Painful Periods,
and Del lily, will find that the best way to re-
gain tht Sr health, obtain relief from pain, and
secure regularity Of their peculiar function, 10
10 use s8rker's Ginger Tonic. The nursing
mother, .e&hausted by the care Of her little one,
can Te9tAr3 her own strength and nerves by It's
use, vhlo tho mothers comfort, thus secured,
is ir'psrtcd through the milk to her babe,
making st happy free from pain, and disposed
to reCeching sleep. Don't allow your druggist
to impose any Essences of Ginger upon you, as
ginger a'ope is entirely Destitute OF the rome-
dial properties we have eecured in this elegant
compound Buy 15ct sample from your drug
gist snd try it
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SnRRlEwS SlLE.
l3acrT CouRT-- PIERCE COUNTY.
Il. ii. Kelly, James O. German
Alfred Dufrcsno, Plaintiffs,
auaiygt
- Green. Delendant


Notice hereby given that by virtue o
and ~ pursuance 10 the judgment OF foreclos-
urg au4 "a le rendered in the above entitled
action on ae 9Th day Of june. A. ID IsTs. I
shall "a tAc ath day Of October. A. Ii. 1879
at enc oflGck IN the afternoon Of that day. al.
the front door Of the Post Office IN the village
81 Rive cells, Pierce county, Wisconsin. o.
Ter log Eair ~ public auction and sell to the
highest Bidder, for cash, the real estate in
and BY 7sij judgment directed to be sold and
deserted IS follows, to-wIt. The south Laif
p lot lt":9 ger three l3l IN block fourt4l Of the
now i@f0ii & a part Of the village Of River
Falls, ~ Pierce county, Wisconsin,.
Also 'be south cast quarter Of the south
#est qa5EtfF ana the south west quarter Of
the soltth cast quarter If section twenty. five
t95) q town twenty -eigbt f2sl 81 range six
Teen llol vest, in St Croix county, Wiscon-
SIN. a. ]. CARROLL,
Sheriff 81 Pierce County,
W. NhSSArrA, by a. II Lord his Deputy.
Plaintiffs Attorney. I6-6w
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COURT PROCEEDINGS


The following are the proceedings of the
special term OF court held at this place Tues
day and Wednesday OF this week, Officers
OF court: Z. B. Bundy, Judge; J. b. Jensen.
Clerk, n p Haugen, Reporter; A. II. Lord
Deputy Sheriff. Attorneys present: Ii. G.
Baker, N. Il. & M. L. Clapp, John Glover, J.
w Bashtord, Hudson; H. + Woodland, J. Ii.
Monteiore, Armstrong Taylor, Baldwin; }.
S. White, f. H. Ives, Prescott; + l.. Gibson,
Ellsworth; Vannatta u Smith, a r. Weld,
W p Knowles, j. H. Wilkinson, VIM Lau-
der, River Falls.
CASES SUBMITTED.
BIT Whip VS.. J. Z Brengman, judgmen,
granted.
j. 5. Fox VS. NJ. Butter ct al, Judgment OF
foreclosure.
G. Weaver VS.. G. Gaffery, sale confirmed.
Erick o. Sane VS. Bertha g. Saue, action
for divorce, held under advisement by tie
court
Thos Mackey VS. James Pennington, held
by court.
john Plath VS.. Baldasar Moser, foreclosure
granted.
Alfred Day VS.. Henry Ellis ct al, referred
to N Il. Clapp.
Truman Ross town treasurer of Emerald
St. Croix Co., VS.. William Whewell, Co. treas
urer, mandainus granted.
II. I. Brown VS. D. R. Bailey, Judgment OF
foreclosure.
Emma vanderford VS. 5. vanderford, di-
vorce granted.
f X. Warner vs. 0. A. Thoen, referred to
J. W Bashford
Otis Hoyt ct AL, VS. P. 5. zimmerman, held
under advisement OF court.
Sarah I. Williams, vs. l.. NJ, Williams, di-
vorce granted.
Samuel Collett vs. Melissa Collett, divorce
granted.
CeIistia Bronson vs.. Isaac Wiekard, held by
court.
f. Slater vs.. Alterd Day ct al, foreclosure
granted.
Sarah Z. Corseaden VS.. W. j. Corseaden.
divorce granted.
Anna NJ. Buckley vs.. s. J. Buckley, con-
tinued for defendant.
K. Kruger as executor VS.. David Pulk ct
al, foreclosure granted.
J. 6. Derriclson VS. w. s. Colyer, r. l..
Colyer, NJ. Stone and Seth Lyons, foreclosure
granted.
IL l. Hubbard VS.. Robert Cook ct al. lore
closure granted.
Mary A. Cleland vs. s, Cleland, continued.
T. H. Reed VS. 5. W. Turner, foreclosure
granted.
!. r. Isman vs.. S. w. Turner and wife,
foreclosure granted.
Geo. Clinton VS.. Il. Mobriant ct al, report
Of sale confirmed.
Ed. Simmons ct al, VS.. 5. w. Turner, judg-
ment Of foreclosure.
o. H. Bang was admitted to citizenship.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFT TING.

lam now prepared to furnish Plans, speci-
fcations and Estimates, Working Details, Ele-
vations, etc. In short all drawings necessary
tor the construction of any building in tie
latest and most approved styles, unreasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed Any pei
son will save from 8 to 10 per cent, on the
cost OF building By proeuringa reliable set
ofdrawings.
CONTRACTS TAKEN,
TOR building and turnishingall materials.
2I-35 g. HENRY
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WAyERLY.

Farmers are sowing winter wheat.
Kaye & McKInstry are buying large
droyes of cattle here.
John Buckley intends to resign his
office as district treasurer.
Bonnie Thompson will attend the
River Falls Institute this fall
The average yield of spring wheat
in this vicinity is 10 bushels per acre.
The Board of Supervisors of Ell Paso
decided not to grant license at this
place. Right.
The electors of school district No. /,
Ell Paso, voted to build a new school
house on the site of the old one. Five
months school was voted. Amount in
treasury, $l59.64.
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RIVER FALLS INSTITUTE,

This we'll known school will reopen
Sept. 9th. Expenses moderate. For
particulars address,
| ID. M. WOODBURY., A. b.,
Principal.