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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

n IEUNIbAAW UUCJGUDO OCC0IIcU Ou tJI0
Pennsylvania Railroad In The suburbs OF
Pittsburgh onasAe night Of the On. The
Walls accommodation train left the Union
Depot in two sectiohs, both being crowded
with passengers returning home from the
great political demopstration held that night
In the city. ~ The Twsnty-eisbth Street
crossing the ,afat ,ssation was compelled
to come to . hals account Of another train,
and while stealing lstin the second section
came up At co~atiifahle spesd, the loeomo.
tive crashing iints tathe .'rear car Of
the forward uslioa, (which was packed
with passengers even 10. the platforms.
Nine persons NV lined; eleven others died
within q w'x01fs aftefward from their
injuries; while @, many mora were badly
hurt and alarSi2 A2AwSs sustained ie,,sr il:
luriss. II Is IA 1st sthe ssGlnesr Of he
last train was NsaHp 70 sss, ~ red light
displayed frosilAls rem y Ahe 1ssvsrl train
% account Of ~ cassvll q psnsors ocsppy.
ing the platfoa1d ~ ssho nj hJE .4ec'Itt
ACoLLlsIoN on thu New York and New
England Railroad, near Willipaptlc, Conn, :,
On the night Of the oh, bet~eeil y passenger
and freight isllM EssplscA in the death Of
inc engineers .lA dEsMen " both trains and
The conductor Ne freight train,,, Kenyon
and Flood wdoWy snSirsefs,n Tofsythe
and Hurley 0t'dsSAss3 nd Aldfieh the
conductor. % 1ledi liIeu Oh sJgsa
THOMAS rORREsr, who fatally
stabbed Michasl RelbtD>un lAhethEing him
from employees A1slAe q Norma. Mine,
Silver Reef, Ut1l 49, 1nolsosA )sil during
the night BY maalIo6 On nd AAkjesa. 0lq Z
JAcob BA4k&H iiAl lystvrAy up sS = 81.
eular saw n . S, sSSs .lpuai Gilead, q, ~
and comp'stslI ceasds dsesA resu',isg In
stant'y. .isaa bna tnsiai tsiIoIiA
Mrs. FAN16sHAgRxnsMtawss btrned
10 death In hsrttaa nS,ss ~ GliSfsNt.toyxnu.
8. G., on the mo. 41RAk citlsph: ni ippoo
A eAxsll LIZ 4 heel eJaa4ias
died at the card NV n ClsTotsA n. G.. %
the night Of tAedh. nl1 NJ fplaying TT
high stakes, auA 1u8sasAe 90 a throwIi
ing down the w1n1lsEtent1:WAeA IL droppetl
dead. Heart d1sR 81 tAssA " the *.
element Of hstkks, NJ me esnse 81 Ills
death. On sS ss1l7dli1'qa Pm!
CHARLIE. XAaHls,.s, "a : 'scaA. .atal.a.s,
Freeman were - 4Ru aAsaaa ing ITO,
NE pavement. . distance Of tweoay-lss'1 set,
q Bradford, Psnoh2N being kiIlnl, TN
sccident We eISaed ~, ~ ksaaS in a =
rope. i,s.,sias aa,,I al 7s't,.
A DlrvICulM - II lsfuv, dsya
since It Coucoc0Ia So Cos,ts, sN,,sl
between b !. 0Aif JIssss i ishy fsass,,
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

In our day most men care much for
fame and but little for art ~ ~ il"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
NEWS AND NOTES.
4 supsary " Important Events.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
PROF. BENJAMIN PIERCE, mathema-
tician and Professor at Harvard College, II
dead. ,... 1890. .f.sl DIV
THE Mexican House Of Representa-
tiyes, by resolution, have declared Gen. Con.
yale. duly elected President OF the Repub.
lie, his term to begin on the 1st q Deem
Der. o.ssv,e =. ~ o. .a.is.s &c.. !,
Col. r. yam HoRN. was. .unaui-
mousy nominated for Congressman on the
first ballot by Che Republican Convention Of
the Eighth Missouri District. =. d. Div
JAMES StRlkER, Postmaster Of
the United States House Of Representatives
since 1876, died at his homo insAlexandria,
w., on the eth, aged b+eoD "FiTitHS 7'i
JUDGE CLIFFORD, OF the United
States Supreme Court, has been stricken
with paraltSid and is considered in . dan;
gerous coAAatton.W lie Is In bis seventy.
eighth year.! !i'gJ ca .''rlI ;'1
TIE De1S5ttats Of the Fourth illinois
District hay n sa Nickname for
Congress. 90 slB4B .!yli i. l9u w
THE Demeqrats q the Tenth Illinois
District have ,nonihatsd Henry :. Alvord
for Congress. ~ iJafa u''a 'l'.h ny \.
CoLQu,lr.s majority over Norwood
for Governor o. Georgia il about Go.OOO.
Hon. THOMAS DUvAL, U. 5. District
Judge for tho Weatsrn District Of Texas, is
dead, thcpai ps Vss u'"H- l'A..u % ,
GEN. GRAAT had a public reception
in New York JftY oA the evening Of the nth.
There was a,gf4ad torch,light parade Of Re-
publican cluhs, with other demonstrations.
TIE MolmpA Conference al its recent
session elected Ashu Taylor President, TO All
the vacancy dnased by the destA Of Brigham
Young. Gcetse o. Cannon and JosephF.
Smith, the httbt dneplew Of the original
Joseph SmitA, Ssre ehosen First and Second
Councillors respectively. -, adj, -
THE Democrats Of the First Illinois
District nave nominated Hiram \. Cody, Of
Du Page CosAsy, tot Congress. sa3miasa,
conME1ss'cszE AMP lsDUsrRr.o'
THE Govsnpeat has convened = con.
ference Of R.asih1 ssetsi,i mannfact urers d
Moscow to dsSlss Ne threatened crisis h
the industry:x4t isA8y Of the Moscow mills
many of Thea peiGStaves have been reduced
10 per cent. sfke recent reduction Of 10 pc,
cent at Kbludeifs great mill III Smolsk pro.
duced fo,y,lays, strike and riot there.
Similar outbreaks are supplemented else
where IL wael1 alerslaesd, ~ ths failure Of
the harvest haa doubled W. prizes ot'food.
DE Lxsssts announced at d recent
meeting Of ths Paris Academy Of Science,
that operations for carrying out the scheme
Of the Panama Canal are about 10 b begun
under the auspices, ~ W. SysllioAts usst'
posed Of the principal financial establish
ments Of AmNGa md EuprOps.I OF gori
The Memphis sOsaenl -ExcAsAke'l
crop report for the month Of September
shows generag3 uflktivvfable weather on az.
count Of xclyav9 }siua,a CAUSING serious rti
damage from sjthe atng. idsk Worms, and
, %s,sS ,,s,S 9''s8ss 81 ss. :,.'
per acre, .v. pounds sa,S ,ssass,t.s
A compared & )ass ysarshe svsrasssisla
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

No life can be pure in its purpose
and strong in its strife, and all life not
he purer and stronger thereby. 5sl
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

The peach crop is nearly ,.' 'I''
vet a norton Of it will be presef''n' y
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-29
Important Bushes. Change.

A copartnership has been formed
to take effect ON May Sth, between
Mr. ole Ii. Bang, of River Falls, and
Mr.. l.. Q. Levin. of Hudson. for the
purpose of carrying on the Merchant
Tayloring business in River Falls al
the old stand of Ole II. Bang, oven
Burhyte's store. Mr.. Bang is too well
known here to need any comments
Mr.. Levin has for the past eight years
been cutter for Mr.. Schrimski, OF
Hudson. 1t is needless to say more
competent firm is not to be found il
these parts. A full line of the finest
cloths and trimmings will be always
on hand to select from. LIT
Come in and examine Goods and
Prices in all departments for cash al
BURINTE'
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Census Districts.

For the purpose of demonstrating
Pierce county has been subdiyided in
to districts as follows:
100--City of Prescott.
109-Spring Lake.
1l0-Gilman.
1lI-Martel.
lI2-Riyer Falls.
Il3-Clifton.
1I4-Oak Grove.
1l5-Trimbelle.
116-Ellsworth.
lI7-El Paso.
llS-Rock Elm.
1I9-Diamond Bluff and Trenton.
120-Isabelle and Hartland.
l2l-Maiden Rock.
l22-UniOn.
l23-Salem,
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Splendid Layer Ralsins
IS cts. a BOX.
PETER +. BRADSHAW.

The following information relating
| to a shooting affair which occurred at
Eagle, in Waukesha county, on Tues
day evening, the goth inst, condensed
from statements contained in last
Thursdays Waukesha Freeman, will
prove of interest to our Trenton read
ers: From the Freeman it appears
that about nine years ago Mr.. Lam
bert Colyer, a prosperous farmer of
Waukesha county, gave his son Hale
the sum Of ST. 900 with which to buy
property in Pierce county, with the
understanding that the latter should
have the use Of it. Hale soon after
married and took up his residence on
the farm so bought, improving it
from year to year iii IN 1879 when
his father sold it for something over
1000. After selling The Pierce coun-
ty property Hale's father wanted him
to work the farm in Waukesha cOun-
ty. but Hale did not desire to do so,
preferring to engage in other employ
ment and for that purpose requested
that he be paid the money for the i'm
proYements made in Pierce county,
the amount being put at about $4,000.
1t seems that the old gentleman re-
fused to accede to Hale's request,
which refusal engendered an ill-feel-
ing between father and son that time
and circumstances intensified until
finally Hale instituted legal proceed
iKgs for the recovery of $4,000. On
Tuesday evening the Goth rs. Hale,
together with his wife and domestic,
were indulging in a game Of croquet
when the elder Colyer appeared upon
the scene, whereupon a dispute arose
which resulted IN the pulling up of
the croquet arches and the discontinue
ance of the game. The parties then
proceeded to the house, but on arriy-
ing at the door the old gent quickly
stepped inside and closed the door
against the others. This enraged
Hale and he forced an enterance but
was met by his father who was about
raising chair. evidently to strike.
Hale drew his revolver and fred into
the ceiling, probably with a view of
frightening his father and thus avert
ing the impu.tding blow. But the SEN
Tor Colyer didn't propose to be thus
frightened from his purpose and raisea
The chair as if TO strike, when the
weapon was discharged in his face,
the bah passing through his cheek,
though not touching the bone. In.
formation of the shooting was sent to
The sheriff, to hom Hale gave him
self up, though advised BY his father
to flee to avoid arrest. He was ar
raigned for preliminary examination.
plead not guilty. and was admitted to
bail in the sum of $500 which was
promptly furnished. and his trial set |
for to-day the 2Qth inst.
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DIME CONCERT.

The River Falls Cornet Band assist
ell by Miss Jennie Blakeslee, Mrs. NJ.
A Paulson, Mrs. j. III. Wilkinson,
Prof. Gustave johnson and Mr.. Geo.
A. Williams, will favor our citizens
with one of their popular entertain
ments on Friday evening, April Both.
The following excellent programme
viii be carried out:
PART J.
l. Quick March tAdjutants CALI, by Geo.
Burt .................... Band.
.. Piano Solo (selectedl, -. Prot Johnson.
3. Solo (Selectedl, . Miss Jennie Blakeslee.
A. Overture, civilian Tell"
Organ, Mrs. NJ. A. Paulson;
Piano, Prot. Johnson;
Violin, Prof. Burt;
Comets, Romden Bros.
8. Duet, "The Fisherman
Mrs j. II. Wilkinson,
Mrs NJ. A Paulson.
PART II
/. Serenade, "Silver Threads Among the
Gold" ARRANGED by Prot Burt, Band.
?. Solo, "a hundred Fathoms Deep"
Mrs. NJ. A. Paulson.
8. Overture. bohemian Girl"
Organ, Mrs. NJ a. Paulson;
Piano, Prot. Johnson;
Violin, Prof Bur9;
Cornet, L. j. Romden.
4. Song, ....... ..,..... geo. Williams.
s. Alice Polka composed and arranged by
Geo. Burt, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Band.
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Orcuinette Entertainment.

S. Hirsch, agent for the Mechanical
0rguinette Company, of New York,
will give an exhibition at Dill's Hall,
Prescott. on Saturday evening, May
LIST, for the purpose of introducing his
new music. Admission 10 cents.
The Orguinette is the most marvel
Gus mechanical musical instrument of
the age. 1t produces all kinds of
tunes, and can be manipulated by any
person, however unskilled in the mus
| zeal art.
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we Guanaaee what We say.

We know SIlIL0H'S CONSUME
TON CURE is decidedly the best Cough
Medicine made. 1t will cure com.
mon or chronic Cough, or Bronchitis,
III half the time, and relieve Group,
WhoopIng Cough, Asthma at once, and
show more cases of Consumption cur
ed, than all others. twill cure where
they fail, it is pleasant to take, harm.
less to the youngest child and we guar.
antee what we say. Price l0cts. Scots.
$l.00. If your Lungs are sore, Chest
or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by G.. 4. DAVIS.
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Sam Sheridan.
DESCRIPTION:

DESCRIPTION:
SAM SHERIDAN is Of a beautiful dappled
brown COLOR is very compactly and power
fully built, with good style and very heavy
bone. He is g hands high and when III fuil
flesh weighs $50
PEDIGREE:
He was sired by Phil Sheridan who Was
imported from France in 1869 10y Charles
fullingtOn, Of Union Co, Ohio, and was a
dappie gray weighing / 900 pounds, and
took the first Premium at the Indiana State
Fair, fall OF 1869, also, the first at the OHIO
State Fair at Springfield in 1870. Sam. Sher-
ldan's Dam was a Z blood Norman and
i English Draught Mare. He took the S75
Premium al the Union Fair az Atlanta, ILL.,,
when a sucking colt, and witho It doubt is
the best Draught Horse in the Northwest.
Sam. Sheridan will sta nd to improve the
stock OF horses, and can be seen at the fol-
lowing places the coming season:
At Henry Ian ScheOnhsFsn's. in Salem, Non.
DAYS and TUESDAYS.
Ats. J. FsI s,!ROek Elm, Frdays and SATURDAYS.
TERMS:-single Leap, s.: For Season $40;
To Insure, s15.
Parties from distance desiring 70 use this
horse will be entertained tree Of expense
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Ono.

Harris Bros. sport a bran new bug.
gy.
Wheat sowing is nearly completed
in this section.
Mrs. Hunter is still quite i'll, she has
lost the use of her eyes.
II. Betterly is talking of starting a
blacksmith shop on the Corners.
Winter wheat is a complete failure.
Nearly every one is seeding it over to
spring grain.
j. McKinstry has bought one large
drove of cattle. and sent to parties in
Iowa. We understand he is now after
another drove.
Report has it that Amidon & Mat
terson will put in stock of goods at
Ono Corners during the summer.
They promise to sell at Lake City pri-
ces.
Quite a number of our teachers
are still on the anxious seat very anx-
iously. IL is hoped that Supt. Nc
Cleary viii soon regain his health and
relieve their minds.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-29
q. r.. Darts, BnFgeff,s.
uoofaline for sale by C. L. Davis.

CHICAGO, Ill.,. Aug, Is, 1879.
| have used Hagle & Co.'S. Hoofa-
line for the past two months. 1t has
produced the best results in every
case of Hoof disease for which it is
recommended. 1t is also the best
known remedy for bruises and raw
sores. pronounce it "a success and
recommend it to all horsemen.
DR.. f. S. BOWEN,
Vet. Surgeon, Fire Dept.
OUR OFFER.
Remember we have an article,
Davis Bitter Extract Wine of the
Woods" a spoonful dose, which we
will absolutely warrant to positively
cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, head
ache, Loss of Appetite, Billiousness.
Fever and Ague, Liver Difficulties
and to counterfeit the effects of Mala.
ria. We offer it entirely on its mer-
its. Try it and be convinced. Regular
size, ST; small size, 25 cts.
c. f. DAVIS.
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-sss-il'i-i-
.WERE2EED.

ER-R0LLINS:-At the residence OF
: the brides parents in Clifton, April 81
1880, by Rev. w. Haw, REV. g. N. FOSTER,
OF Rock Elm, and MISS EMMA ROLLINS, OF
Clifton.
Rev. Foster is the popular pastor of the
NJ 4. Church OH the Rock Elm charge, and
the very fact OF his coming so near to River
Falls Ter wife speaks very loudly in favor Of
his wisdom in such matters.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-29

All persons are warned against
hawking and Peddling without having
first obtained license therefor. G. w.
Youngman, of Hammond, Wis, has
been appointed treasury agent for
this State, to whom application should
be made at once as each license ex-
pires April Both. 1880.
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For Sale!

The subscriber offers for sale his
horse, harness, buggy, wagon, sleigh,
hobs and kit of carpenter and
joiner's tools. c. HENRY.
River Falls, Wis. 48-tf
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BY.LAWS OF THE TOWN OF RIVER FALLS.
CIRCUS LICENSE.

RESOLVED, That all travelling shows or cir
cuses, where admission is obtained upon pay
ment of money, ehall be required to pay fee
OF Ten ll0j dollars tor day or fractional part
of day exhibited. The town clerk is here
by authorized to issue license to such shows
upon proof to him Of payment OF said sum in
TO the town treasury of said town.
Amy person or corporation, violating the
above shall be liable to a fine OF not more
than one hundred fIUQl dollars
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SOLDIERS RALLY.

There will be meeting of the Sold
iers of Pierce county on Saturday,
May Sth, 1880, at the Court House in
Ellsworth, to perfect arrangements
for attending the Reunion at Milwau-
kee June It'll, 1880.
E. BURNETT, Pres.
w VrNyNr Sao
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No Deception Used.

1t is strange SO many people will
continue to suffer day after day with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Consump-
ton, Sour Stomach, General Debility
when they can procure at our store
SHILOH'S VITALIZER, free of cost if
it does not cure or relieve them. Price
IS cts. Sold by G.. E. DAVIS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-29
DIED.

ZENZIS. In New Centervile, April d, 1880,
of typhoid pneumonia. JOHN ZENzIs, aged
% years
The funeral services were he'd in the Nor
wegiau Methodist church at New Centerville,
April 22d, Rev. Collins, OF River Falls, preach
ing the sermon
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Choice Timber Land For Sale Cheap.

The nw14 of sw14. Sec. 30, 7. 81
r.. II. Also the ne14 sea of Sec. 25
T. 81, K. Is, and the sea of ne4 Sec
81. I. 81, Il. II. Inquire of w. Ill
Williams, River Falls, or address j
II. Boyle, Reedsburg, Sank County
Wis 33-tf
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10 whom itmay Concern.

Notice is hereby given that L have
this day granted my son French F.
Baird, the remainder of his minority
and will hereafter claim none of his
earnings or pay any debts OF his con-
tracing. w. II. BAIRD.
River Falls, Aril 20, 1880. 52-3t
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HambIeiOnian Chief.

This Horse is of the Thoroughbred
Arabian and Fast Pacing blood; is
nearly six years old; strong on his
legs; weighs l, 225 pounds; sta:ids III
hands high; fine free trotting action;
fast walk, rich dark hay color; very
handsome, great style; highly finished.
He is especially desirable as a roads
ter, and shows rare breeding.
This is an excellent opportunity to
use fine blooded horse at nominal
price. He will stand until July lst,
1880, at
RIVER FALS-tentral lIOteI-On hsHdays
and Tuesdays.
HUDSON, THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS.
TERMS:-.Singte leap, SIS; to IN
sure, $25; for tie season, $50. SIS to
be paid at the time Of SerUice.
D. G. McLENNAN, Prop,
241tf Clear Lake, Polk Co., Wis.
N. b. -HAMBLEToNIAN CHIEF will be
on exhibition at New Richmond on
Thursday, May 9th.
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Farm, for sale.

One hundred and twenty acres of
land in the town of Oak Grove, 4 miles
from Prescott, on the State road. 100
acres under the pillow and the balance
mostly timber land. There is small
house and granary on the place and a
good well of water. The farm can be
bought on time to suit purchaser.
For particulars apply to Geo. Newton,
Red Wing, or l. W. Day Lake City.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-29
HOME SWEET HOME.

Every lady who wants to make the incest
yeast bread you ever saw, should use HoMR
YEAST You can set it at 6 o'clock in the
morning, and bake the incest bread you ever
saw at or 3 o'clock in the afternoon, or set
it at night, and it is light early in the morn
ing 1t is purely Vegetable. One package
will make 20 loaves, and costs only 10 cents.
Every grocer sells II. 4s-4t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-29
THE GRANT R0OyT,

1t seems perfectly easy to some for
Grant to be elected to the third term,
but one thing we do know that Ken
dall's SPAWN Cure is the very best
liniment ever discovered for any blem-
lsl on horses and for rheumatism or
any deep seated pain in man. 1t is
used at all seasons of the year with
wonderful success. Read the adver-
tisement for Kendall's SPAWN Cure in
another column
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SUMMONS. .
CIRCUIT CoURT-PIERCE COUNTY.
Christy Edsall, Plaintiff

CIRCUIT CoURT-PIERCE COUNTY.
Christy Edsall, Plaintiff
VS..
Marcus B. Smith, Cornela Smith 7
and +. }. Burhyte, Defendants.
The State oil Wisconsin, to the said Defend
ants, and each of them: You are hereby
summoned to appear within twenty days af-
ter service of this summons, exclusive OF the
day of service, and defend the above entitled
action in the court aforesaid; and in case of
your failure so to do, judgment will be rem
dered against you according TO the demand
oithe complaint, OF which a copy is herewith
served upon you. VAENATTA Il SMITH,
90 Plaintiffs Attorney
2. o. Address, River Falls, Pierce Co. Wis
The complaint in the above entitled action
was filed in the Office OF the clerk of said
court on the 7th day of April 1880.
VANNATTA & SMITH,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
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For Sale.

Four full blooded Short Horn Bulls
and two half bloods. Cheap for cash;
or Will exchange for horses. Come
and see them. G.. i. BURNETT.
River Falls, Wis, 1I-St
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THEATER LICENSE

RESOLVED, That all travelling theatrical ex-
hibitions, and other exhibitions OF that char
acter, not eXempt,b law, be required to pay
fee OF five (tJ dollars for the first exhibition,
and two and fifty one-hundredth dollars Tor
each succeeding exhibition. The town clerk
is hereby authorized to issue license for such
exhibitions upon proof to him Of the pay
ment OF said sum into the treasury of said
town.
ANY person or corporation violating the
above shall be liable to a fine of not more
than fifty 1907 dollars, nor less than twenty
l20l dollars.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS,

WAyERLY.
Blakely & Andrews have finished
saving.
Nearly all farmers are blowing theil
winter wheat.
Several parcels Of land in this vicin
ity for sale on reasonable terms.
The total amount of highway taxes
levied in the town Of Ell Paso are
$500.
The town board of Ell Paso Will
meet at or near A. NJ. Hicks house in
said town on the 10th day of May to
receive bids for constructing a bridge
across Rush River. and will also meet
on Lost Creek to receive bids for the
construction of three bridges on said
stream as the board have determined.
The right to reject any and all bids
will be reserved.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-29

Robt. Wilkinson writes form MI
nleton. D. I. under date A9ril 18TH
that after completing 400 acres ~
seeding OF the day previous they were
visited by a severe snow storm GO the
den,h Of about one loot. Mercury
sunk eight degrees below zero and
the roads were blockaded.