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$500 Reward.

WYE will pay the above reward for any case of E w Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Costiveness cannot with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when ths di- Vegetable and fail to give satisfaction Sugar Coated. Large boxes containing 30 Pills 25 cents. For sale by all druggists Beware counterfeits limitations The genuine manufactured only by JOHN O. WEST CO.,, "The Pill Makers" 16l and 183 W. Madison street. Chicago Free trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of cent stamp
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Annual subscriptions and donations from January 14 to April 6, 1881:
 Mrs. Joseph E. Sheffield, $50.
 Mrs. Henry L. Hotchkiss, $25
 Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss, Miss Apthorp Miss Hill house, the Misses Edwards, $10 each Farnsm Mrs TroW5ridee M rerIt' mrs; Mrs. T. R. Trowbridge, Mrs. T. D. Wheeler Miss Da- yenport. Mrs. R. M Everit, Mrs E. Buttrick. Mrs. A. H. HotchkiRs, Miss naily Booth, Mrs. P. B. Foster Mrs W. L. Foster, Mrs. j. s. Beach, Mrs T. H. Bish op. Mrs: Julius Gorhann, Breach. Mrs George H. Townsend, Mrs. Stiles, S4 each.
 Mrs. c. E. Graves, Mrs. c. P. Wurtz, Mrs. John A. Damn, 8 each.
 Fitch, Miss Nicol, Mrs H. c. Kingsley Mrs T. Wells Mrs D. c. Collins, Mrs. w. Trowbridge Mrs L. Brad. se Mrs H. N 9sy sEs Ives Mrs w Bristol, Miss Caroline Blake, Mrs. Wm. H. Moseley, Hotchkiss Mrs. Vim. Law, Mrs. Beecher, Mrs Kate Smith, Mrs. W. F. Gilbert, Mrs Jared Grifing, Mrs
 Mrs. Truman French, Mrs. D. C. Porter Mrs. 8. Harris, Mrs. G. W. Staples, Miss Thomas, Mrs Win. Mrs J. L. Ensign Mr. Abner Austin. the Misses Eos, ter, Mrs J. N Adam, Mrs Charles Bates, Miss Sarah Hapey Ms nr Garad SsaT 1 W Mrs Herbert Barnes s;,. Mrs Andrew Barnes, Mrs H. H. Strong se d1s1 MEs Wills MI MTs Rue ShiI man. Mrs. Nelson Linsley, Mir. John Hemingway, honse Mr. P. s Bennett MT. H B Ives Mrs 01. nina, Futile. friend, $1 each. Lester Mallory, Mira Henry Mallory, MT. Barney Rowe, friend, . friend, 50 cents each.
 MISCELLANEOUS DONATIONS.
 J. G. North, commission on insurance, S.
 Mr. Francis, one barrel of four. 4 Dr. Thompson, meat, sausages, sparerib.
 Edward Malley, 6 children's undershirts, Is pairs stockings, 30 yds. calico dolls.
 Brown < Bolton, 30 yards calico.
 Marguerite s. Burrows, nursery chairs, toys.
 Mrs Justus s. Hotchkiss new clock, 2 yards Turk ish toweling, 2 rubber cloths
 Mrs. Wm Hillhouse, stove.
 Mrs. T. sault, flowers canned fruit, jelly.
 friend shoes.
 Bundles ot clothing from Mrs James G: English, Mrs. Charles H. Townsend, Miss Elizabeth Hotch- kiss Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. T. H. Bishop, Miss s. M. Mix, Miss M French, Miss Jane Davis Mrs. k. T. Carrings ton, Miss Susan Hotchkiss and two friends.
 Discount on bill, H. Tuttle 15 cts H. W. Brough- ton, 21 cts. l..s M. E. DAY, Treasurer.
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|, DIR. s. W. FISKE,


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 FINE OIL.
 WROUTELLEAU FILS' Table Olive Oil, full quarts ID and pints, our own imp rtation, at
 np1 GILBERT THOMPS0S'S
 NEW
 IT ARRABEE's Ghooolste Macaroons- Extra quality aa Epw. E HALLsa SON.
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FANCY CARDS
 NEW FANCY CARDS
 NE"

FANCH
 There Is now raging throughout the country mania for collecting Fancy Cards. They either put in Card Albums arranged on the walls of the room in clusters. In Boston alone, q million sold epery ,reek We have purchased large assortment oi the handsomest designs, comprising elegant Birds Flowers, Marine Views, Children, Animals Chickens &c., We send I2 complete sets 70 elegant Cards (no two alikel, for + Scent stamps. G. ". RICHARDSON & Co.,, 479 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
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VOL. xLIx.
DR. BULLOCK'S KIDNEY REMEDY
 NEPHRETICUM. Gs

! 1G the most GH0Ctu~ RaI Remedy for an Dis eases Of the Kidneys,
 Bladder and Urinary \ Organs, Female Conn \ p1afnts and General n>Deb1lt4y, such as pafm- / 6u1, ,dragKing sensation i'm the Back and L01nss A Suppressed or Imc0mtf- Ur1nation, with
 ~ hitfsh or brfclk-duGt
 deposft, DrOpsy, Gray.
 el, Diabetes, Organic
 Weakness, sc.
 NEPHRETICU1T has \ Tho equal for LRmeness N and Weakness pecu1t-
 Mar to Females.
 Sml PHRETICUM is the
 beaf known remedy for
 Diabetes.
 NJ EEPHRETICUM, as Va Tonic and Sttmulant
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GEO. l.. STREETER, a. ooo /Ju snI7r crrp 1sr 10

AUGUSTUS A. BALL,
 ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING WORKS
 16 AUDUBON STREET NEW HAVEN, or, KTANUFACTURER of Iron Fences, Crates, Doors, MI Stairs Shutters, Balconies and Cresties. also Fire Proof Vaults, Iron Columns, Girders, nunina- ted Tiie etc All kinds of iron work for public build ings and prisons. Roof Bolts, Bridge Bolts, etc.
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Housatonic Railroad. NEW LINE


 NEW LINE Through Cars Between Bridgeport
 and Albany. Shortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route for Albany, Troy, Sar-
 atOga and the West.
 PASSENGER TRAINS Leave BRIDGEPORT for ALBANY, TROY, SARATO- GA and the WEST, 10:SO a m. lupon arrival of 93S 2. m. train from New Haven) WITH THROUH CAR FOR ALBANY, arriv. ing at 2:40 P. Arrives at Saratoga $40 p. n. connecting Ut Albany with 3:10 p. m. Chicago EIpress,, arriving in Chicago at 800 the next D. m.
 Leave BRIDGEPORT at 500 p. u (connecting with 9:45 P. m. Train from New Haven) arriving in Albany at 1005 p. m, Saratoga 12:15 night. RETURNING THROUGH CAR leaves Albany at GAO a- m, arriving in Bridgeport at 12:30 noon, New Haven 1:1O D. m. Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checked at New Haven Passenger Depot for PtttsfieId and all Hous atomic stations North Adams Albany, Troy and Sara toga
 D. D. AVRRILL4 General Ticket Agent. L. B. 6TTLtSON, Superintendent Hrfd Nov
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Boston & New York Air Line R.R
 On and after MONDAY, Nov. o. 1880, train 5& 6:0o .. m. train for Willimsntic XZAS:O6 a. m. Train for Willimantic connects A
 Willimantic with trains of the V ana H F. and N. r. N. railroads, arriving m Boston 1t E15 p. n1., Providence 1928, Worcester I227 p. m., and Norwich at 1O:5O B. na
 1o:4h s m Train for WiImantio connecting at will
 nahtic with N Y. and N E. and New London 6:o5 p. Train for WilIimantie connec.ina at VIII,
 mantlo with New London Northern R R. for Norwich and New London " Trains leavs TurnerviIIe for Cocbeeta- .t o.1s VI, 1:07, 500 and 74S D. m - ~ Leave Colchester for TurnerviIe at 9:ss and 11,47 m., and 5:5s and TAI P. m ~ ~ -A Trains connect st Middletown with the Connection valley Railroad for Saybrook and Hartford
 oo J. H. FRANKLIN, ipfo
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On Trial. for Life.

For other Local News see Second r.ge.l
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The Smith murder se--Further Prog
 ress Oftke Case Testimony for the De-
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DOUTELLEAU FILS' Table Olive Oil, full quarts fp and pints, own imp rtation, at
 ap1 GILBERT TH0MPS0S s.
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DEP.

| HEALEY- River Falls, Oct. 10th 1851
of consumption, Cora Beyden Healey,
aged 20 years.
Deceased was born IN Prairievilie, Rice Co.
Mimi, in 1861. She appeared to be a child
o attiiction from her youth up, but not until
about two years ago did the disease show it.
self, that finally bore her fro the midst OF
friends. During that time the best medical
skill that could be procured, was utilized,
but all without avail. Slowly but surely, the 7
sawher slipping from their grasp,and notwith-
standing that during the last three months
her death had been daily and almost hour ~
expected, when it came it seemed to fairly
overwhelm her friends with grief. During
her sickness she was great sufferer, but not
one word OF complaint or regret was heard to
pass her lips. The Christian courage and
tortltude exhibited by her was marvellous to
all who had long been acquainted with her
She saw death approaching, and eonyersed
as quietly about 1t, as II it WAS only Journey
that brought no grief. no s0rrCr She made
all her arrangements in regard to her funeral
carefully selecting hymns and singers, bade
her friends goodbye and tell peacefully to
sleep She was buried on Tuesday, Rev a.
S. Collins officiating The large attendan &c
at her funeral showed the esteem in which
she was held in this community.
W00DWO RTH.-- In Ellsworth, Oct. 10,
1891, WILLIAM WooDwoL4H in the 8lst
year of his age,
The deceased was born in Jefferson county.
N. Y, in 1901. was married to L. NJ. Ensign,
who now survives him, IN Cazenayia, n. Y,
in 1880, and moved to Ellsworth in 1869.
Six children blessed this union, four OF whom
are now living, three in Ellsworth and
one in Youngstown, Ohio. There seemed to
be nothing in particular the matter with the
deceased, only the sands of life had run out
and like clock that has run down, the
wheels refused to move and he quietly pa SIS
ed away Mr. Woodwork was man of
vigorous mind and kept well informed on
the questions Of the day. lie was conscien-
tious Christian, having been member oil the
M. Il. church over sixty years; and IN his
last days, when so much has been said
against the religion OF his life, he never lost
faith, but came down to his death whisper
ing OF the resurrection-eternal llie-and the
efficacy of prayer. Fifty-one years OF mar
ried lite IS not easily broken OFT, aud when
the large crowd that assembled at the funer-
al looked upon the widow, tears came un-
hidden at the thought ofthe lonely pa:h be-
fore, and prayers went up TO God for her
support The funeral services We're held
Oct 18th, Rev. a. S. Collins, of River Falls,
officiating.
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Temperance Meeiinqs.

The following is a list of the speak
ers, dates, and towns where temper
ance meetings are to be held:
October oath: W. Haw. Ono; J. Holt
and j. II. Wilkinson, Pierce Valley.
October 25th: A. S. Collins, New
Centerville W. Haw, Maiden Rock.
October Goth j. Holt and w.
Haw, Hartland. Spaulding school
house;W. A. Ward and --, Dia-
mond Bluff.
October 9th: A. S. Collins and j..
5. White, Ellsworth.
October 28th: j. S. White and G..
L. Bowman, Clifton.
October 29th; G. L. Bowman and
A. Gray, Oak Grove, StArritt school
house.
November 1st s: A. s. Collins and
w. A. Ward, Prescott; John Watson,
Ell Paso G. Akers, Rush River, Wal
singham school house; w. j. Perry,
Trenton.
November ID: w. Haw and W.
A. Ward, Trimbelle; &. n. Foster,
Spring Lake; w. j. Perry and G.
Akers, E5dalle.
November Sd: w. Haw and J. II. Will
kinson, Ottmans ]. Holt and G. N.
Foster, Olivet A. S. Collins and
Joseph NJ. Smith, BeldenviIle.
November 4th: II. S. Clapp and II.
w. Bushnell, River Falls; j. Holt,
Rock Elm Center: G. i. Bowman and
--, Big River.
Friends of temperance at these sew
eral places viii see that all necessary
arrangements are made as to the room
in which to meet. Time for meeting
~ p. IN. w. UAw,
j. S. BEATTY,
OSCAR THOMAS,
Committee.
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SLATE or WISCONSIN, ! ss

SLATE or WISCONSIN, %
County OF PIERCE.
SHERIFF OFFICE, ELLSWORTH, Aug. a, 1881
To the town clerks OF the several towns Of
Pierce county:
In compliance with the above gen
eral election notice, Issued by the Secre-
tary of the State OF Wisconsin, and 70
me directed ard delivered. dated at Madison
the sth LAY q August, 1881, and in acord-
ance with tue statute la sueh case made an
provided, therefore notice Is hereby given,
that at the general election to he held III the
several towns aud election precincts III the
county Of Pierce, and State OF Wisconsin, on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday, benz
the Sth day Of November, A. u. 1851, the
following officers are 10 be elected, 80 fFit:
A Governor, in place OF William Is. Smith,
whose term Gt office VIII expire on tie first
Monday a January, A d. 1882;
4 Lieutenant Governor, IN place OF James
III Bingham, whose term q Office viii expire
on the first Monday Of January, A. d. 1882;
a Secretary al state, in place OF Hans b.
Warner, whose term OF Office wiz expire on
the first Monday Of January. A. d. 1882:
a state Treasurer, in place OF Richard
Guenthsr, whose term Of efice will expire on
the first Monday Of January, A. d 1881,
An Attorney General, in plane OF Alexan-
der Wilson, whose term Of efHcs will expire
Oh the FIRST Monday OF January, d. lsss;
State Superintendent, ia place OF VIII
nam L. W lftiuf1s Wtiu1o Term % 144sc p" ~
expire on the first Monday OF January, a. D.
1882;
4 Railroad CJmmpsioner, FOR the term
commencing ON the fifteenth day OF February,
A D. 1882;
a Commissioner OF Insurance, for the term
commencing On the first Monday OF April, A.
d. 1882;
A Member Of Assembly, for the assembly
district consisting 81 the county 0f Pierce, ii
lace of L. L. Gibson, whose term Of o3hcs
pill expire on the first Monday Of January,
VA b. 1882;
4 County Superintendent, IN place Of Jss
T. McCleary, whose term Of Office viii ex.
pire On the Arst Monday OF Janugry, A. D.
IgSa. A. ii. L0RD,
Sheriff Of Pierce County, Wis.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
FALL OF 1881.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MEETINGS
FOR THE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS OF
PIERCE COUNTY WILL BE HELD AS FOL-
LOWS
AT PRESCOTT:
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
October 10, IL and y.
AT RIVER FALLS:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
October Is, Il and Is.
AT ELLSWORTH:
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
October II, Is and 10.
AT EsDALE:
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
October 20, q and %.
Al MAIDEN ROCK:
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
October a, 25 and &c.
AT ROCK ELM CENTER:
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
October 81, % and %.
Examinations viii begin each morning,
promptly, at 8 O'Clock. Candidates come
prenared with legal cap paper, pen, and ink.
Private examinations will not be granted
except in strict accordance with law.
The examinations will close at noon OF the
third day at each place.
23-5t A. RosENBERGBR, Superintendent.
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Beautiful days but cold nights.
W. H. sanderson is building a barn.
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PEOPLES MASS CONVENTION.

All voters oil Pierce County who are oppos.
ed to monopoles, and favor a government
OF the people for the people, are requested to
meet in mass convention at the Court House
in Ellsworth, Saturday, October %, 1881, al
O'Clock p. m, to place in nomination can
didates for Member Of Assembly and County
School superintendent to be voted for a. the
coming election. Farmers and soldiers are
especially urged to be present, as the time
has fully come when the Entertainments oil
corporations and monopolies must be met,
and their powers held in allegiance to the will
OF the people. MANY FARMERS AND VoTERs.
Editors JOURNAL:
As Mr. Haugen, candidate for Railroad
Commissioner ON the Republican ticket,
seems willing to enlighten the public in re-
gard to the sentiments held by the Estate
ticket, upon some public matters, it would
please the voters of the State, we think, TO
have still further light from friend Haugen
upon the views OF the Republican nominees,
in regard to the acceptance OF free railroad
passes, by State, legislative, aud judicial OF
ficers; whether passes are not given and ac-
copied as brlbes to secure the favor OF those
accepting them! and whether it does not I'M
man an officer and render him unfit for up
right, impartial public service, seryile and
unworthy
Mr.. Haugen can at least answer for him
self, il not for his colleagues, and thus aid lis
in making up more intelligent ballot.
MANY VoTBRs.
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Mrs. J. T. MCCleary left for MAJ
kato, Minnesota, last Tuesday.
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A. Gard.

Permit us, through your columns,
to return to the many friends who 50
kindly assisted us by acts of kindness,
and deeds Of love, that will remain
unspoken until the Judgment, through
the illness and burial of our loved one,
our heartiest thanks, with the prayer
that they may long be spared such an
affection.
MANLY AND SOPHIA HEALEY.
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.u.szsRIED.

OTLY-HART.- In Olivet, Pierce county,
Oct 9Th, 1881, b. Rev John Holt, Nix.
CHARLES f. 0rLy, OF Fan Gale. and Miss
EMNA Z. HART, q. Rock Elm Center.
MARsH-THOMAs. the NJ. Z. Parsonage
in Maiden Rock, Oct Is, 1881, by Rev.
John Holt, Mn LESTER MARSH, Of lumber-
land, Wis, and Miss FANNIE Il THOMAS,
Of Union.
HART-M0ONEY.-At the residence of Rich
ard Hank, Esq, in Hiram, Ohio, October
y, 1881. by Pres. b A. Hinsdale, DR.. i. 5.
HART, Of Ellsworth, Wis., and Miss Is
TELLE j. MOONEY. OF Hiram, Ohio.
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In another column will be found a
call for a mass convention to be held
at Ellsworth, Oct. %, TO nominate cam
didates for Member of Assembly and
Supt. of Schools. While there may be
some slight dissatisfaction in regard
to the nominee for Member of Assem-
bly, on the Republican ticket. as indi-
Gated by Mr.. Smiths letter published
in the JOURNAL last week, we believe
the opposition to Mr.. ellison will sub
side as soon as the facts in regard to
his legislative career are known, and
that the Republican party in Pierce
county will roll up its usual majority
this fall.
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Rafranfinn.

|, the undersigned, hereby retract and con-
tradict any and all statements made by me
heretofore in any manner accusing Robert
Detwiler with having stolen some OF my
wheat; or in any way connecting him or his
name with said wheat stealing. | am con-
WINGED after close investigation, and consul
tation with all wheat buyers who have pur-
chased wheat OF the said Robert Detwiler,
that he Is innocent OF any such charge.
Dated at Prescott, Wisconsin, this 18th
day of October, A. d. 1881.
24-3t ANDREW FOLEY.
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The recent heavy rains have SO
thoroughly saturated the ground that
water oozes into some of the cellars
in this village. J. ID. Putnam & Co.
have had pump in constant operation
removing the water from their ware
house cellar, for some time past,
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Yesterday the insurance agents of
this town formed local insurance as
ISOLATION, and elected A. z. Weld
president, and J. I'll. Wilkinson secre-
tary. A. T. Carroll, J. NJ. Smith and
w. H. Sanderson were elected a board
of trustees.
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Eenner predicted wet weather in
September and the first of October.
For the latter part of October and the
month of November he predicts some
very fine balmy weather.
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Prof. King left Chicago last Thurs
day in balloon going northwest in
the direction of st. Paul. He was
last seen over Melrose, Jackson
county, on Friday morning, and fears
are entertained that he has met with
disaster.
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Farm for Sale.

Eighty acres, located in the town Of Clifton
Inquire of A. p. Weld, River Falls.
25-3t
House For SALE.-A small dwell
ing with two lots, on the west side,
for sale cheap. Apply at this office.
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The temperance lecture of a. S.
Collins at Brackets hall last Sunday
evening drew a large audience and
was listened 10 with the closest at
tention.
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Mrs. w. t. Burnett returned from
her trip last Friday. She reports a
great amount of sickness in the local
ity of Michigan where she has been
visiting.
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NJ. Z. Cady has formally entered the
ministry of the M. L. church, joined
the Rock River Conference, and is
now located at the Michigan Avenue
church, Chicago. Illinois.
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Nels Malberg left at our office this
morning a curiosity in the shape of a
hens egg. 1t has very rough, un-
even surface and is of the color of
chalk
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The Ministerial Association of the
NJ. E. Church for the st. CroiX Valley,
which we noticed last week as to be
held in Hudson Nov. Sth and 9th, has
been postponed until Nov. 10th to 18th,
on account of election.
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Miss Clara Healey resumed charge
of the South Fork School this morn
ing. Miss Lizzie Foster presided
there Turing Miss Healey's absence.
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Charley Stilwell, brother of i. f.
Hayden, has become minister in the
Advent church, and will deliver his
first sermon tonight in their house of
worship, just north of the Commercial.
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The project of building Congrega-
tional church was practically aban-
doned at the church meeting last
Saturday, there being but small mi
nority of the members in favor of the
work at this time.
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An interesting lecture will be given
at Brackets hall tomorrow friday
afternoon at o'clock by Mr.. Whit
ney, of Michigan. Farmers will find
it profitable to attend such meetings.
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tie it, and speak its praises.

A collision occurred on Main street
near the JOURNAL office, last Sunday
evening, between D. w. Currier, of
Clifton, and Richard Joyce, of War
rem, by which Mr.. Joyce's buggy was
overturned and smashed and himself
and daughter thrown into the mud,
somewhat injuring him. The horses
broke loose from the buggy and ran to
the Prairie Mill, where they were
stopped, one of them having received
severe injuries.