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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

Read the programme for the Dime
Concert.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

Our wheat buyers think it fact
worth special record that they have
during the past week paid Milwaukee
prices aud shipped to Minneapolis
realizing a good profit. This is the
| Minnesota wheat market.-HdStingS
| NeJc Era.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06
2. ToMIF.

West Berkshire, Vt. Sept, 1879.
We are informed that the KEN
siall's SPAWN Cure IS now sold by all
of th leading wholesale druggists and
large number of prominent retail
druggists.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

Mrs. John Maynard and Mrs. l..
Spinney. Of Ellsworth, were visiting
in town yesterday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

c. W. Youngman offers for sale
fine Artists Gallery, with complete
cit including sufficient material to
keep it running for several months
without any additional costs. VIII
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

Rev. n. 4. Blakeslee exchanges pull
pits with Rev. Z. p. Chrittenden, of
New Richmond, next Sabbath.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06

Rev. Mr.. Dudgeon, of Hudson,
preached two interesting sermons at
the NJ. L. Church last Sabbath.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06
SLEEPING cARs on ALL THROUGH
zoraI and OfherWise.

pbH' o'|C SS]1'%' t~|tN~'
The label on your paper stouid show
the date 10 i0bich you hare Paid. II
the date Is not changed 1cben payment
is made, or II II Is not correct, please
notify as at once.
Pie plant pies.
The assessor will soon be on duty.
Read the programme for the Dime
Concert.
The soda water fountains are all i'll
"full blast.
il. Starr is renoyating and repair
ing his dwelling.
The old veterans will celebrate Dec
Grafton day at Durand,
pride hath two Seasons: forward
spring and an early fan"
The wheat and oat fields on the
prairie begin to look green.
IN attractive. programme for the
Duue Concert tomorrow evening.
Miss Kate Oakley began term of
school in the Randall district on Mon
day las.
Frank Nye, District Attorney Of
Polk county, was in the village last
saturday.
\ cheese factory Is in process Of
construction in the town of st. Joe.
st. Croix county.
The roads in River Falls between
this village and Ellsworth are greatly
IN need of repair.
Ben. sweets valuable stallion,
Louis Napoleon, " died Of Brights
disease on Monday last.
Services at the Episcopal church
next Sunday at O'Clock T. ~, Rev.
Ten Brock, of st. Paul, officiating.
..The Bank of Hudson is the name
oC i new banking institution soon to
he established in the city of Hudson.
c. W. WincheH has taken the agen-
az Of the Singer Sewing Machine.
OMce in Mrs. Scales millinery store.
Albert Foster who has suffered Sc
vrrely for the past two weeks with
inlammatory rheumatism is improv-
ing.
Ex-State superintendent Soaring
has accepted the appointment as prin-
cipal of the Normal school at Manka-
10. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Kingsley left
list Tuesday morning for Caldwell.
Mobiles county. Ohio, where reside the
parents of Mrs. K.
A large force has been engaged
this week in blowing, grading, sod
ding, &c. on the grounds of the Con-
gregational Parsonage.
DR.. Crary is full of business, as IS
always the case when he visits this
place. Call on him at once and have
your teeth examined.
Citizens Grand Lodge Of wiscon-
sin Cesky Slovansky Podporujici OBJ
scansky.' is the name Of a Polish be-
nevolent society Of Milwaukee.
The Burnett County Sentinel says
the prospects for a good crop Of cram
berries have not beer. as encouraging
for a number of years as they are at
present.
The Chronicle published at Ashland.
Wis, in its issue of the lst INST. says
the snow is still too deep in the woods
for comfort to those who are in search
of glittering ore.
Fa,fra Yhp
pineries. He reports q successful
drive and about one-third of his logs
now in the boom at Glenmont. The
mill has been furnished with electric |
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-05-06
KaiaII'S SPAWN Cure

as. ] boutwell,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-12-23

/ When was in the East asked my
dragoman if these men kept their promises
not to do so any moro, end he looked q,
me with almost indcscribable surprize
as ho responded, ooh, yes, they always
keep their word; they arc quito contontod."
Laughter and upplause.] We want good
deal of centcntment here. TLaughter. |
Tho idea of whipping lowering man in
his own estimation is a farooul ono. How
much estimation has man for himself
when he preys on society? No; whipping
is tho best kind of moral suasion you can
give criminal. [Laughter. Some wnnt
to tako tho confirmed criminal by the hand
as soon as ho comes out Of prison and do
something for him--perhaps give him au
office, perhaps sond him to Congress; but
they should not do that. For many bad
mon are already in Office. daughter and
applause. Tho best thing you can do to q
man who has sscrved o term in prison is to
get him sent off whore ho is not known
and Let him try life anew; there 10 no chance
for him where he is known, and any at
tempted reformation based on tho supposi
tion thnt there is, 10 false aud injurious. I
have expressed my honost sentiments, md
hope will be pardoncd by those who
diffcr with mo-" Great applause
Chaplain Mackio Immediately came to tho
front Of tho platform and, with Il very rcd
face and in tono of great excitement,
cried: "You cannot reform men by cstab.
fishing whipping post Wo want some money
to night"
Hero ncrly oil tho audience rose and
began to 80 out. Mr.. Mackie called out
again: "Wo want money to pay for tho
hull. Won't somo ono volunteer to take up
a collection2" A thin young man took a
Derby hat to go round, but this only
frightened tho fcw who had remained in
the auditorium, and they started for tho
doors, with the exception Of about twenty,
some of whom gayo small contributions
and when tho hat vas handed up to Chap
lain Mackic his face was perfect study of
surprise and ohagrin. Mr.. Bergh had
upset the mocting altogether.
[Mew Yorh World, Dec. l.
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Hsnlacy,s Chances. .

Como, brothers, lotus sing dirge--
A. dirge formyriad chances dead;
In grief your moutnful accents merge
Sing, sing the girls we might have wed.
Sweet lips were those wo never pressed
In; love that mover lost .tbo dew
Insunlight of love confessed =.
Kind wero tho girls wo nevor knew.
Sing low, sing low, while in tho glow
OF fanoy's hour those forms wo trace,
HovoriIg around the years that GO
Those years our lives oau no'er replace.
Sweet lips are those that mover turn
a cruel word; dear eyes that lead
The heart on blithe concern;
Whito hand Of her We did not wed;
Fair hair or dark, that falls along
A form that nevor shrinks with time
Bright image of realm Of song
Standing beside our yoars of prime.
When you shall go, then may wo know
The heart is dead, tho man is old
Iifo can no other charm bostow
When girls wo might have loved turn cold
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OLEOMARGAHINE.

The sale Of oleomargarine has
enormously increased Of late,
largo part Of the product being
sont to the Southern States or OK
ported out ofthc country, to places
where the law docs not intcicrc to
prevent its sale rs tho genuine pro-
duct ofthe dairy. Very few people,
even among butter makers and
produce dealers, have any idea Of
the extent Of tho manufacture.
The Now York Bulletin has re-
comfy published a table Of the
weekly product Of oloomargarinc
in the principal cities Of the
country, which shows the total
amount to be at present 2, 2,A72,000
pounds each wock, an average of
1I2,000 pounds for each Of the six
working days Of the week, using
every week over 5,0OO,OG0 pounds
of fat. These figures scem hardly
credible, but the .BuNctia, says
they arc obtained from authorita-
tive sources, and arc below rather
than above tho actual amounts.
Boston is credited with the manu-
facture Of 289,O0O pounds weekly,
and as it takes over two pounds of
crude fat to make one pound of
the finished product, it would
seem as if with the number of cat.
tic at this market thcro would be
but a small amount Of fal left over
for other purposes, after the manu-
facturcrs arc supplied. III spite Of
this competition, tho price Of fine
dairy and creamery butter is
more than fifty per cent. higher
than it was q year ago, and even
the lower grades, which would ap-
parcntly be most affected by the
artificial article, have risen almost
in the same proportion.
A TALL GHINAMAN.-Tho Chi
ncsc giant, Chang, arrived at
Now York from Liverpool on
"Wednesday. He is said to be the
tallcst man in tho world, being
eight feet six inches in height, and
well proportioncd. lie has the
small almond eyes and prominent
check bones Of his race. His
forehead is broad and massive, ana
he wears his "pigtailo neatly
wound upon the top Of his head
tIo has small hands and feet for {,
man Of his size. Tic is rcmarka.
, bly, graceful in his movements, and
polite and cheerful in manner
llc speaks English, French, Ger.
man, and a little Spanish, in addi
ton to his own language.
8 VULdARIrY.--Wo have friend that ncyc
f spoke "vugar word" IIo is q mnistc
8 and writer of ability. 81 resolved wher
!, l was child" said ho, "ncver to use
word which could not pronounce befor
my mother without offending her." II
1 ';cpt his promise. He is pure.minded
t noble, honorcd man today. His rulo ant
It example are worthy of imitation.
r Boys readily loarn a class of low vulga
t words and expressions, which arc ncvo
Q hoard in respectable circles. Tho utmos
j. care on the part of parents will scarcol
h prevent it. OF coures VIC cannot think Q
n girls as being SO much exposed to this peri
d We cannot imagine n decent grill usin
8 words she would not give uttcranco to bofor
It her father or mother
t Such vulgarity is thought by some boy
: to bo "smart," the "next thing to swear
!? ing" yet not so wicked. 1t becomes
o habit; it leads to profanity; it fills tho min
{, with evil thoughts; it vulgarizcs and de-
o grades tho soul; it prepares tho way fo
y many of tho gross and fearful sins whic
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vile and Columbia Railroad will be run
daily, Sundays excepted:
| MAIN STEM.
! UP.
Leave Columbia at II rs q m
Aston at II 45 p m
Newborry at 30 p IN
Hodges ut 8 So p m
! Bolton OF s IL D m
Arrive at Greenvillo 6 20 D m
DOWN.
Lcavo Groeuvillo at 10 IS m
Belton at IL Is p M
Hodges at 30 p III
Ncwberry at 4 II m
Alston ut s % p III
Arrive at Columbia 6 Is D IN
| ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE II. II.
Daily, except Sundays, between Bolton,
Anderson and Walhalla, as follows:
Leave Bolton at 12 D IN
Anderson at SO ? III
Pendlcton OF 6 81 . III
Perryvillc at 7 81 p IN
Seneca 81 p III
Arrive at Walhalla at S O3 p IN
Leave Walhalla at 8 25 a m
Seneca City 10 OIL M
Perryville ut 10 10 a N
Pendlcton at 10 DO a III
Anderson ut IL 81 m
Arrive at Belton l2 OF u NJ
EXTRA TRAIN FROM BELTON TO
ANDERSON-DAILY.
Leave Bcton II 35 p m
Arrive at Anderson lis D m
Leave Anderson 4 90 m
Arrive at Bclton S 40 y m
La,ircns Branch Trains leave Lnurcns G. il. Of
90 n. IN. end leave Ncwbcrry lo.CO a. IN. on
every day, Sunday excepted
Abbeyillc Branch Train connects nj Hodges
with down and up train daily, Sundays ex-
copied. Leave Abbevic at sos A. NJ; Leave
Hodges at 1902. M.
Up and down Trains on the main stem
make close connection at Columbia with the
up and down day passenger Trains en- the
South Carolina Railroad ara with the
through Freight Trims, with Paaecnger Car
attached, Oh tho Wilmington, Columbs
and Augusta Railroad, and at Alston with
the trains of the Spartanbarg, Union and
Columbia Railroad for Union, Spnrtanburc,
IIcndersouvillc, A4hcvile, &c, &c.
j. W. RY,
General superintendent.
j. +. MEREDITH, Maa:n. Transportation.
A. PopE, General Passenger Agent.
Atlanta and Charlotte Air Railway
,cc,,>rrrn nr, ,,,a
A''>'A't' y i'1' 'i'i ~ ~ Aii.N |.
ATLANTA, GA, November 6, 1880.
CIIANGE or SCHEDULE.
.--
a., all ,fo. N m -,
A'o'o"0'' -" 1 rams VIII
run on .hls Road as follows:
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN
co1Nc :, ON
uOlN9 EAoI:
Arrlve I a. seneca 2S IN
''e"'o oe"es"; W. HSr,y ,pn oo IN
q q A"ol W AND:
Leave Gcrcca , ~ "a ~
NIGHT pASSENGWp TH KIN
EASTlvApn
A,r;vo ot Sonooo ~
' 90 = III
uOlNd WEST
Arrive at Scucca G 05 n M
~ q III
cnINC JI,c,r
~" HAol.
G, - ~ y III
4. - -
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ILLUSTRATED.

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concluded that, if ] could have but ore work
for public library, would select y complete
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Adams, Jr.
Its contents arc contributed by the most cmi-
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while the !oEg experience Of its publishers has
made them thoroughly conYcrsanl with the dc.
sires of lie public, which they will spare no
effort 10 grnity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-12-23
South Carolina Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Sunday, Novcmbcr 7th,
1880, Trains will run as follows:
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
OAILY,)
Leave Charleston at 6 90 m 900 m
Arrive at Columbia at II 10 am 6lO m
Leave Columbia at *6 10prn 8 80 n m
Arrive at Charleston FL 25p M 7 80 a m
son Sundays this Train will leave Co
lumhia at 2 5 p m and arrive in Charleston
at 80 m.
AUGUSTA DIVISION.
DAILY.)
Leave Charleston at 9 90 m 10 Is n m
Arrive at Augusta at 8 45 p N 80 a M
Leave Augusta ut 7 55 o M 6 90 y m
Ari:c at Charleston at 2 90 p NJ S 90 m
Trains leaving Charleston at 90 m
and Columbia at 6 10 p m, make close
connections (cxccpt on Snnda y with
Grccnvillc and Columbia Railroad to and
from Walhalla, GrecnvlIc, Anderson,
and all local points on that Road, includ- :
ing Seneca City, where close connections
are made with the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line Railway with all local stations,
including Atlanta and all points South and
West
JOHN B. PECK,
| General Superintendent.
d. G. ALLEN, Con. Pas. and Tickot Agt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1880-12-23
State South Carolina.
COUNTY, eDF epCasNEg1.
IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
j. S. Werner as Recciy- !
or Of tho property Of
James Lay, decd,
Plaintiff,
against
William Wilson,
Defendant.
SUMMONS FOR
MONEY DEMAND.
Compliant scrvcd.}

u.
against (Complaint seypcd \
William Wilson,
Defendant.
10 William Wilson, Defendant in this action,
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
4. required to answer tho complaint in this
action, which is fled in tho Office of tho Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas for Oconoo
County, and serve copy Of your answer on
the subscribers Mt their Office in Wahalla, S.
O.. within twenty days after tho service of
tins summons on you, exclusive of tho day
of service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for Judgment against you for tho
sum snn of One Hundred and Seventy -scvcn G3-
lOo Dollars, with interest at tho rate of seven
per cent per nnnnm from the 18th of March,
1867, on $lO2 G3-l90 thereof. and with intcrr
est at Same rate on sixty.fivo dollars, tho rcs
mainder thereof, from the 10Th Of April, 1864,
and costs of this action.
KEITH & WERNER,
Plaintiffs attorneys.
SEAL j.. W. STRIBLING, G. G.. p.
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Mutual Endowment Assessment
Association
CoM R.M9A:K.EJNHe--:o.-::.a.:z,E:.1 :z,E:. 1a1-cl.

advantages offered by this company for Life
Assnrancc. IT is strictly q Mutual Society,
in which assessments for deaths arc paid only
when necessity arises. and no funds arc
accumulated in the hands Of officers to risk Il
failure. Tho members arc their own bankers
and pay out only small quantities at a time
when needed. Only ono assessment was
made during The last year, and The Associa,
ton offers the SAFEST and CHEAPEST
Life Assurance within tho reach Of onr rcoplo.
j. }. MACKAY,
Cen Ag't. for S. c., Ga, Ala. and Tenn.
Prof. W. w. LEGARE will act as Local
Agent.
September so, 1880 dG.3m
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,

On and after Monday, November s,
1880, tho Passenger Trains over tho Grecn-
vile and Columbia Railroad will be run
daily, Sundays excepted:
MAIN STEM.
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Good for a Long Life.

oussion, according to tho Register, Mr..
Vernon, of Oconee, said:
"lle, perhaps. ought to reniain silent, as he
felt a personal interest in this matter, having
threo granduuclos in tho battle Of Cowpens.
But he could not refrain from supporting tho
bill. How would tho. State look to havo
this celebration on hor soil, with other States
and Congress contributing to it whilo' sho
contributed not ono contP York county had
it's celebration and now tho mombor from
York is unwilling to como to tho aid of Spar"
did not do that way 100 years ago."
Wo havo u profound appreciation of Mr..
yerncr's delicaoy of feeling in this mattor.
Something good will como to him. Long life
is promised to him who 'honors his fathor."
How many moro years can ono count on who
thus reveroncos and honors his grandfather,
his sro0t-s'"ndf"thor and gEn,a grsndnno,es3 ie3,
Tho printing Offices Of Texas consume
annually $5oO,0c0 worth of paper.
There arc now only ton mon living in
Selma, Ala, who lived thoro in 1853.
Good temper is, like summer day, tho
sweotnor Of toll aud soott or of disquiotude
1t sheds brightness over everything.
Nino-tenths of tho clocks used in this
country are made in Connecticut, and vet
Connecticut men are always flfteon minutes
behind time ut d funoral and twenty minutes
ahead at @ barbecue.
1t is estimatcd scvon out Of evory ten
among the marriod women think they could
have done bcttor by waiting for a second
offor, and that seven out of every ten among
tho married men wish to goodness they had.
An Indian girl was so mortified at sccing
her lovor cat with his knife, and pour his
coffeo into tho eauccr to cool, that she tride
to commit suicide. How much more like
business it would have been. if sho had hit
him in the cyo with hot pototoc2
Eighty years ago tho number of Protestant
missionary schools cannot have exceeded
seventy; to>dny it amounts to 1000 with
more than 100000 scholars, and among these
are hundreds Of native candidates for tho
ministry. EigtlJ years ago tho Script
existed in fifty translations; to-day the Bible
or its moro important parts arc printed in
al loast two hnndred and twenty-six langua.
ges and dialects.
It is estimated that there arc
twelve hundred Cinnamon on the
Pacific coast who have been con
vcrtcd to Christianity. IF these
should prove faithful, and in Sine
return TO their own native land and
preach and live the Christian re-
ligion, what an influence they
would exert upon their country
men.
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