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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-26
Fatai accident.

On Thursday evening last Benjamin
:. Reynolds, of this town was fatally
injured by the upsetting of a load of
tilroad ties. In descending the hill
east of the school house in the Ran
dali district his wagon slued and find.
ing that he was unable to prevent its
overturning he endeavored to get out
of its way but missed his footing and
the load fell upon him, crushing in
his abdomen and bruising his body
in horrible manner. His father who
was with him eXtricated him from be.
meath the load and with the aid of 9TH
ers who were soon at hand the wound
ed man was placed upon a bed and car
ried back to his home where he re-
manned conscious until his death
which occurred about five hours after
the accident. Doctors Davis and BAL
lard were summoned but the case was
beyond the reach of medical skill.
Deceased was twenty-six years of age.
He leaves wife and one child who
have the deepest sympathy of all in
their dire calamity. The remains
we're buried in the cemetery at Glass
Valley, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. John Watson. Mr..
Reynolds was an honest, straightfor-
ward aud industrious Young man. and
in bis death this community looses q
gUUd citizen.
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SPRING VALLEY.

James Cormican has moved back to
his farm on Oak Ridge.
Sherman Chapman finally found wa
| ter at the depth of It's feet.
Annie Upman has been afflicted with
| diphtherla the past week.
B. j. Thompson and j. A. Martin
were among the liberated pedagoges
| last week.
Rev. A. Hathaway, sold last week
50 acres of land to George Worthihg-
| ton for the sum of $500.
Rev. Hathaway has been holding a
| series Of revival meetings at Cady
| Creek the past week.
The Blptists hold their quarterly
| meeting at Cady Greek, commencing
March 4th, and continuing over Sab
| bath.
Prof. Borst lectured at Spring Valley
| Sunday night, the IL, inst, on the
| subject, lis the Christian Bible di-
yinely inspired
/ A donation party at the residence
| of f. Moore Tuesday evening Feb. IL,
| for the benefit of Rev. G. n. Foster,
| left for his benefit S24 90 in cash.
Mr.. William Martin and Miss Minnie
Adams. both OF Spring Lake, were
joined in marriage by Rev. Foster
on the 18th, inst. The boys gave them
the usual serenade with COW bells,
| said instruments being the nearest APP
proach to a brass band of anything in
| Spring Lake.
Prospective weddings are numerous
in this vicinity. But hard times or
something else delays the ceremony,
4 young justice of the peace in this
town, who hasn't married any body
yet, will marry the first couple free of
charge. Don't all come the same
time. Hurry up childreni
The price of ladies here is Just Scots,
taken just as they come, but no sort
ing them over or picking out is allow
ed. But the men have chance to
get the one they want, by trading
and paying Is or 20 cts. Ito boot.
Our town board will meet the town
board of Rock Elm, Saturday the 28th,
TO act on petition to alter school dist.
No. 8, Of this town and establish a
joint district of Spring Lake and Rock
Elm. Said district voted to build
new school house last fall and have
let the contract Our Supervisors have
claimed THAT our school districts are
already too small and now we are wait
ing to see il they viii cripple the dis
trIct by detaclling portion of its ter
ritory and creating new district as a |
proof of their theory that the districts |
are already TOO small.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.



Ar2elia West returned from Star
Prairie last Friday night.
Lutte Clark has purchased an organ
of NJ. A. Paulson, OF River Falls.
John Noyce is banking rafting ma
terial on the lake shore ar Sand Cooley.
There will be a party at the resi-
dence Of VIM. Schofield Thursday
night.
CoAsting on Clifton hill was INDUCED
in very extensively by the small boys
during the icy season.
A surprise party was held at MIR.
Lytle's last Friday night. Apleasan'
time is reported by those in attend
ance.
Jay Argetsinger, of this place but
now in Hersey, fell from the roof of
| building recently and at last reports
was not expected 10 live.
The political boom is now reviving.
Shall there be temperance ticket put
in nomination. Voters, give thi!
| matter your earliest attention.
The Red River fever is not so much
of an epidemic here rs it was one yea
ago. Some begin to realize that tn,
/ beautiful q valley of the Red River
| is not the Eden of the world.
The Clifton Hollow school closed
! last Friday with exercises that wer'
| very creditabie to both teach ers ant
| scholars. Those who visited the
school report that they were the hes
closing exercises held in that distric
for number of years.
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A child of Mrs. Baker is very sick
Two parties are putting up ice for
summer.
Miss Ida Lusk is having a siege with
erysipelas.
Midnight parties and high waters
| nowadays.
We have lot of fresh cut wood al
the school house.
Grain & Lusk are having q good run
of custom this winter.
Teachers institute at Ellsworth,
March 9Th, and 18th, 1880.
Thos. Sweeney is at work black.
snithing in Ellsworth.
Geo. Rossman's people stopped over
night in town short time ago.
Mr.. Biles is running the engine in
the factory in place of Mr.. Lu Berg.
There is about d more logs at the
mill now, than at any time last year.
Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Mcfarland, of
southern Minnesota, are visiting
friends here.
Something over 100000 TT. of logs
and 60. 900 #. of hub timber is nov in
the yard at this place.
Teachers Association held here on
Saturday the 2lst, inst. was fairly at
tended and was quite instructive.
The following is notice to be seen
in the wagon shop: mo roustabout
jobs done here, unless done by my
self"
Teachers examination here on
March 23d, 1880. One more optional
branch is added namely, General
History"
School in Dist. No. 4, Hartland, has
closed its winter term one month ear
ly on account of the prevalence of
diphtheria.
A. B. Lusk recently made trip
from Lake City to Esdaile with a
horse and cutter in three hours and
five minutes,
H. c. Doughty received by express
from Mankato, Mimi, two fine bird
pups. For one be received SO from
party in Red Wing.
A petition is circulating having for
its object the moving of the annual
town meeting from the present place
(which Is very incoEyenient) to this
village. Sign, it one and all.
Some of our people are chatting
under the change of our mail affairs.
If anything can be done to mend af-
fairs, let us be about it at once, for
we had about as soon not have Post
Office, as to have but one mail a week.
j. A. Lockrey, during evenings, has
built two cutters. and A. j. Murnford
has built one. The last one is very
very good looking one, a half swell
box with the improved beams. /. e.,
the knees and beams being made OF
but one p1ecs,
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lOTlCE OF MORTGAGE FOREClOoIRL An
AgIE

\
Names OF MortgsgoIs, Bracke II GilInai
I ana Lucinda L. Gilman. Name OF Mortgage
| John B. Smith. Date OF Mortgage, Oct. 3lst
| 1877. Mortgage recorded November "a, 1877
| at u O'Clock NJ. in the office Of the Register
OF Deeds in and for the county OF Pierce and
State OF Wisconsin. in book "K" uf. mort.
cages, on pages COZ, CUB, and GOA
Description OF mortgaged premises: AL
that tract or parcel OF land lying and b2ing
IN the county OF Pierce and State Of Wiscon-
sin described as follows, to wit: The north
west guarter Of the south east quarter and
the east half of the soath east quarter oil sec
liz a thirty-tw0 1927, township umhrr TWEEN
ty-seven (27j range sixteen no, containing
gne hundred and twenty acres more or less,
according to the government survey thereof.
Whereas, the said mortgage contain I'd a con-
ditioD that if the said mOrtgagors should
make default in the payment oi the interest
or principal or any part thereof, then the
whole sum 50 secured by the said mortgage
should become due and payable And
whereas, there was due and payable Janu.
airy LIST, 1880, the sum OF eighty dollars in
terest and default having been made IN the
payment thereof and the further sum OF
soU6 90 20 become due. Now. therefore the
said mo tgagee doth declare the whole sum
due and payable, and the amount claimed to
be due upon the debt secured by said mortg-
age At the date Of this notice is the sum vi eight
hundred and eighty six doilarstSS5G 90 And
no proceedings at law or otherwise have leen
instituted Tor the recovery OF said mortgage
debt or any part thereof aud default having
been made in the payment OF the said sum
OF money claimed 10 be due as aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that the said mortg
age will be fsreclosed together with all equ-
Ity OF redemption o. said inortgagurs as *.
pressly waived and released by them IN said
mortgage except the one years redemption
as allowed by statute, and that the said
mortgaged premises will by virtue OF "a pow
er OF sale in said mortgage contained and
Herewith recorded and pursuant to pro7i
slons Of the statute III such case made and
provided, be sold at public venduc by the
sheriff 81 said Pierce county or his d. putty az
the Office OF s. A Green in the town OF Msid-
en- Rock. Pierce county, Wisconsin, on the
18th day Of March, 4. D. 1880, at one 0clcck
P. NJ, to satisfy and pay the amount then
due on the said mortgage debt and costs and
Of said sale, together with the
sum OF fifty dollars stipulated an said mort
gage TO be paid ont OF the proceeds Of such
sale to the mortgage in case u the ofe, 'os-
IRE OF said mortgage az and tor attorneys
lees JoHS d. SMITH, Mortgage.
DoreBTY & CARD. Att'ys Tor MortEaGee
Dated, January 9Th, q. y. 1850.
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Last evening Rev. VIM. Haw, of
which united the fortunes in bonds of
wedlock of Mr.. n. l.. Schofeld and
Miss Susie Wilkinson. both highly re-
spected citizens of the town of Clifton.
The wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. III. Wilkinson, Sr. !,
father OF the bride, in the presence Of
a large number of invited guests. At
ter the ceremonies the friends were
seated at the table laden with "viands
of various kinds to allure the taste"
The good wishes of the company were
bestowed upon the happy couple III
profusiOn and substantial tokens of
sincere regard were presented them,
among which we enumerate the fol-
lowing
Set of dishes and knife box, Mrs II wilkinson.
Sewing chair, Mr.. II wilkinson.
Bible. Mr. and Mrs VIM ScLohed.
China bres plate, the last OF set purchased
six months after the birth of the bridegroom, Mrs
VIM Schofeld.
Tides and pair of vases, Elite Wilkinson.
stand ana Tides. Alice Wilkinson.
Set Of knives and forks, Lewis wilkinson.
Set Of table spoons, tea spoons and butter knife,
Frank wilkinson.
Toilet set, VIII Sehoield.
China cup and saucer, James Schoheld
Pair OF ehromcs and mirror, Reee Wilkinson.
Pair Of chr0mos, ] Wilkinson, JF
Hanging Lamp, Family of WIN Scboseld
Pickle castor, z w Beers and ArzsIa West
CastoT,R II. w Wilkinson and Miss Blanche Baird.
Panel Motto, God bless home" W II At
water.
CIsssware-Sarah SchoaeId piece; Hattie VIII
kinson, pieces; Ar. and sTrs. q. l. APP Roberts
piece; Mrs. Oscar schofsld set OF goblets and
set Of sauce shes; Miss Mary Beers. piece.
go gold piece and music rack, n. Schofeld.
Mirror and comb case combined, Mrs. L. A.
Bailey.
Book case, Miss Essie Bailey.
Lamp aud set OF goblets Mr. and Mrs James Nc
Gill.
Clothes basket r. w. Wilkinson.
Clock, ID 4 Hardy.
Tin wares pieces, J. II. wilkinson. Jr.
Pair of vases, Mrs. o. Davis.
Tureen, Mr. aud Mrs Theurer.
Towel rack, Charley West.
Wsshbowl aud pitcher, MIR. and Mrs. Emmst:
Hone.
China cup and saucer, VIII Eastman,
Center table, Sarah Schofeld.
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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 plow and the balance
mostly timber land. There is a 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.
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River Falls, Wis. n9
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure and Sale.


Names of Mortgagors, Peter Hanson anc
Mary Ann H"qson. Name of Mort gagee,
Horace Z. Ste ems. Date OF Mort gage, June
18th, 1878. M Jrtgage Recorded, June 9th,
1878, at O'Clock A. NJ. in the Office 81 the
register OF Deeds in and Tor the county OF
Pierce and State OF Wisconsin, in book "M'
II mortgages, on pages 449, 400 and 46l
Description OF mOrtgaged premises-Atl that
tract or parcel OF land lying and being ia
the county OF Pierce and state OF Wisconsin
described as follows, to wit: The porth hall
Of the south east quarter OF section No thir-
ty-fiye 1851 in township No. twenty-six 1861
north, of range No. fifteen (l5l west And
whereas the said mortgage contained con-
dition that in case the SAID mortgag0rs
should make deiaultin the payment 81 in
terest or principal or any part thereof, then
the whole sum should become due and pay
able. And whereas, default has been made
N the payment OF sos 90 interest, which be-
came due and payable Jan. LIST, 1880, with
the further sum OF $3.50 90 with interest
thereon at ten per cent. from Jan. list, 1880,
to become due, Now, there fore, the said
mortgage doth declare the whole sum due
therefore the amount claimed to be due upon
the debt secured by said mortgage at the
date OF this notice is the sum OF sg ven hum
dred and twenty and ninety five onc-hun-
dredth (%720.95l dollars. And 40 proceed
ings at law or otherwise have been instituted
Tor the recovery OF said Inortgaged debt or
any part thereof and default having been
mad IN the payment of the said sum of
money claimed to be due as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that the said mort
gage will be fOreclOsed together with all uqul-
ty Of redemption OF said mort gagOrs as ex-
pressly waived and released by them in said
mortgage, except the one years redemption
as allowed by statute, and that the said
mOrtgaged premises viii, 10y virtue oil pow
rr Of sale in said mortgage contained and
Herewith recorded and pursuant to the pro-
visions OF the statute in such case made and
provided, be sold st public vendue by the
Sheriff Of said Pierce county or hs deputy at
the Office OF 5. A. Green in the town OF Maid
en Rock, Pierce county, Wisconsin, on the
both day OF March, 4. b. 1880 at one o'clock
P. NJ to satisfy and pay the amount then due
on the said mortgage debt aud costs and dis.
bursements OF said sale, together with the
sum OF fifty dollars stipulated in said mort
gage to be paid out OF tire proceeds OF such
sale to the MORTGAGE in case OF the foreclos
ure OF said mortgage as and for attorneys
ices. HORACE L. STEVENS, MoHgaQee
D0UeHTY & CARD, Atty's tor Mortgage
Dated Eeb 3d A ii 1886 ii IT
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The Amber Game Gro ~er'~ Meeting.

The meeting at Green's Hall on SAT
urday last organized by the election
of Joel Foster chairman. The sub
scription committee reported 81, $50
subscribed as stock for the refinery.
After some time spent III general con-
sultation the following resolution vas
unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That we highly appreciate the
energy OF our Commissioner OF Agriculture,
VIM q. LeDue, IN the manner in which he
has interested himself in the encouragement
OF growing and manufacturing OF sugar, and
that we tender to him the thanks OF this
meeting.
Voted to adjourn to meet at two
O'Clock P. NJ, March 6, lS80,at Green 5
Hall.
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Ono.

School in Union closed Friday, Feb
20, 1880.
Those who attended the dance re-
port good time.
There was "a donation at the Grange
Hall, Feb. 20 for the benefit of Rev
Smith.
We are pleased to welcome Mr.. and
Mrs Sanford once more at their home.
They have been spending the winter
in the southern part of the State.
Railroad" is being discussed on
every corner.
In radius of mile, of which Ono
Is the center, there is about $50 acres
of land being cleared.
Our Changers are preparing to meet
their brothers and sisters at the Po-
mona Grange in River Falls the Goth.
A. w. Ogilvie has staked his engine
at the head of Rocky Ravine and is
prepared to saw lumoer, timber, etc.
The donation in the Grange Hall
Feb. 20 was well attended and every
way a success. The sum of $50 was
raised for Rev. Smith.
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Iauy, FtD. T, I6oU.
hereby acknowledge the receipts
of monies from the hand of Rev. a.
Gibson donated for my benefit as fol-
lows:-NeW Richmond and vicinity,
$4,000; Hudson, $lI.50; River Falls,
So. O5; Roberts, &c. 27; friend $50.
Total, 1892. Thanks for the dona-
ton. MEAD BAILEY.
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.lM.GKKEED.

ALLEN-THAYER-- River Falls, Feb. 49,
at the residence the brides father Josiah
Thayer, by Rev. n. T. Blakeslee, Mr.. HEN
RY c. ALLEN, of New Richmond, and Miss
WAITE d. THAYER, of River Falls.
MARTIN-ADAMS.- In Rock Elm Center
Feb 90 1880, by Bev. g. N. Foster, Mr.
WILLIAM MARTIN and Miss MINNIE ADAMS
both of Spring Lake.
BURNS B0USTEAD. In Trenton, Feb. 49,
1880, Mr.. OLIVER BURNS, of Minneapolis,
and Miss LILLIB BoUsrEAD, of Trenton.
TAYLOR ORRIS0N--Iu Trenton, Feb
IS. 1880, Mr.. FRED TAYLOR, of Maiden Rock.
and Miss NELLIE MORRISON. OF Trenton.
D--WILKINSON- the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES parents in Clifton.
Feb %, 1880, by Rev VIM. Haw, Mr.. N.
L. ScHoFTELD and MISS SUSIE WILKINSON,
both of Clifton.
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Notes of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Peter E. Bradshaw and John W.
Bradshaw has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All accounts in
favor of or against said o-partnership
will be settled by Peter e. Bradshaw,
who will continue the business as
heretofore.
Dated at River Falls, Feb. 5th, 1880.
PETER f. BRADTHAw,
st John W. BRADSHAW.
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County a ( Court ut for Pierce County. IS.
In the matter of the estate OF Rufus c
Preble, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims ana
demands Of all persons against the estate o
Rufus G. Preble, late Of the town OF Clifton IL
said county Of Pierce, will be received, ex-
Amined and adjusted by the County Court o
Pierce County, at the regular terms OF said
court, TO be held at the Probate Office in the
village of Ellsworth in and for said county
on the first Tuesdays of March, April, May,
June, July and August, 4. d. 1880.
Also, that six months from and after the
third day OF Feb, A. ID. 1880, is the time linn
tied tor creditors OF Rufus c. Preble. deceas-
ed, TO present their claims Tor examination
and allowance. By the Court,
II. p AYES, Comfy Judge
Dated, Feb Sd, 1850. 4s-St
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sOLDIERs, MEETING.

All discharged soldiers residing in
Pierce County are requested to meet
at the Court House IN Ellsworth on
the 18th day Of March, 1880, at one
O'Clock P. NJ, for making arrange
ments for representation to the Sol
diers' Reunion to he held ut Miiwau-
kee June 8, 1880. and to make a per-
manent organization Of the discharg-
ed soldiers Of the county. Comrades,
turn out. MANY SOLDIERS.
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A CARP.

To all my friends and neighbors who
came to my assistance and rendered
such timely and efficient aid in my
late affection, the death and burial Of
my son. Benjamin 5. Reynolds desire
to return my sincere and heartfelt
thanks. WAsHfNGToN REYNOLDS.
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Wanted.

To exchange for a good team, wag-
on, harness, &c, a good house 18x24,
with ell 14xI6. IA #. posts; 700 roots
of different kinds of small fruits, 85 APP
pie trees of four varities, and a good
cistern. For further particulars in
quire ut this Office. AT
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UTAH.

A. j. Barrett has pair of work cat
tie for sale or exchange.
The following are the recently in
stalled officers of Parksville Lodge, No.
800, |. o. G. T.: w. G. T., A. Taylor;
V. T., Mrs. John Reeves; Sec, Fran
ces Potvin; f. s., ChaS. Mozier; c., A.
Barrett; NJ, Merritt More; |. G.. ,Chas.
Gilman.
Miss Lerena Hathaway is soliciting
| subscriptions for the Household Mag.
aZlne. The paper is sent Is months
| from date of subscription for $l.25.
A premium OF 8 beautiful pictures are
given to each subscriber. Address
| rrlmbelle, Pierce county, Wis.
The Good Templars of Parksville
and Trimbelle lodges will give an ell.
| tertainment entitled, 1.-The Last Loaf,
at the church in Trimbelle, Saturday
| Feb. %. Manager, Miss Florence Ol.
i've. Admission, ladies 10 cts. gentle.
men Is cts. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Some of the farmers in this town
intend to fence pastures the coming
spring for their cattle, and it seems to
| the town adopt a stock law. We say,
| let the cattle run, there are hundreds
of acres of unoccupied land in this
town that affords good pasturage and
the people may as well have the bene-
! tit of it DIS to have it grow up to weeds
and thistles, and every rain storm
| sending muItitudes of the foul seeds
| down on our farms. Let the cattle
run.
A petition, was circulated some time
last fall in the town of Diamond Bluff,
asking the town board to lay out a
highway commencing at or near Mr.
| Gi,strom to connect at the south line
| of the town of Trimbelle with the one
laid out down the creek from Reeves
But they refused to act, declaring the
one down the creek to be illegal.
Who will circulate one asking the road
commissioners of the county to settle
this veXatious question! This road is
very much needed.
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DO YOu Relieve III

That in this town there are scores
of persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and dis
tressed Stomach, Liver Complaint,
Consumption, when for rs cts. we will
sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by G. E. DAVIS.
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ELLSWORTH.

The roads are terrible muddy.
The sick in our village are all i'm
proving.
The party at the Keith House on
Monday evening last was very pleas
ant affair. About 90 numbers were
sold.
The K. K. fever is undated. Mum.
erous self constituted surveyors have
located route to the village. Wecan
almost hear the engine ring, and the
bell whistle. We are waiting, expect
ing, anxious and hopeful.
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Mr.. X. A. Burnell was in town Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday as announc-
ed last week and held union meetings
in the Congregational Church. The
meetings were well attended and full
of interest. He gave frequent refer
ences to his recent trip around the
globe, the customs of people as OBJ
served by him, their Willingness and
often eagerness TO listen to and receive
the gospel.
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Valentine day was generally OBJ
served around here.
We heard the teacher in Union
school say he had very pleasant
school this winter and that May Hun.
ter, Lizzie Harvey, Merl Lawrence,
Fannie Holt and Isaac Gerrish were
the most studious pupils. He also
bags good deal on his class of be-
ginners in practical arithmetic.