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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

We supposed that all of the nonsensical
rumors of King Kalakaua's trip abroad
hrrfsdena.~ 40 purpose OF, disposing of his
they were worth, as they were too ridicu-
lous to be worthy of credence If there
is any truth however in the following,
which will sound queerly to our readers, it
would seem that in some quarters, at least,
the stories received more consideration
than they deserved:
Verona, August 19th.-The Colon,st says: 1t is
rurnored that the which led to the quick des-
patch of H. nj. steamship GaHuet for the Sandwich
Islands on Monday arose from the fact that tee-
graphic information received that it was the
intention of the United States to "gobble up Ka-
lakauas kingdom. II is added that the flagship is
sailing toward Honolulu from the South American
coast, and that the ships of other naval powers
have been ordered to rendezvous there.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
.RAsSENEx1S,

,,.tUA,sSENEtERT;ru,- ,rpr stn--U NJ
Cook aud wife, F. W Damon, McKcagnc, pC Jones,
wife daughter, Rev CruZnn wife and child Bishop
Hermann, Rev \ Leonor, II Notc wife II children,
Ghas Brenig and wife, II II Wilcox Dodd and wife,
) Shams, w Whitney, r Warehouse and wife, j
Campbell, wife, infant and servant, Ehcrs and wife,
Rev w Smith and wife, Mrs Mouross Miss G l.
Turner, Miss Bond, g Barton, Cc Nowkung, DIR j =
Tsdae, Jones, Mrs Cook, G Lucas and daughter.
Miss Richardson, Mrs Herbert, Proctor, II Nes
bltt, wife and child, J A Palmer, u Foster, and "a
adults children steerage aud 80 in transit.
For Sydney, per Zcalandia, Sept 4-sChinese.
For Kahuui, per Kilsuea Hon, Aug sOth- L W Bar
nard, Bailey, Mr. Courtney Rey Mr. Groser servant
and child, Miss Hoffman, G. Armstrong, Mr. Rhicn, Juo
Shaw, Il Shaw, ii Il Devolve, FrendZ, W Brade and
family, and 1O5 deck.
From Kahulni: per Klauea Hon, Sept 3rd- W Foys,
Horner, L Homer Annie Horncr, Annie Shay and
family, Mrs B Taylor and daughter Miss Campbell,
Mrs Scott Samuel Mott and Family, Mrs S Alex
Gnder and family, servants and 46 deck.
For San Francisco, per Rosario Sept Sth--w Thomp-
son, Il Virgil, j Coleman.
=, From Liverpool per oberon, Sept 6th-Clarence
Godfrey
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
MEMORANDA.

Report OF n. NJ : Zealsndia, from san Francisco to
Honolulu, Henry Choyaer Commander.
August esth. ai5 y. left wharf at San Francisco
discharged pilot ~ 3;n p m. Light and varblc winds
with hne weather experienced throughout the passage
On September End, i;4Sa. m passed close fore and
aft schooner standing To the Northward-no lights
shown by her mufnin very DARK
Sighted oahu ith Scpi,, va. stopped for uonolu.
In plot 4th 81 ht, lp;lu m thus accomplishing The
voyage lrcm pilot To piot iu lav-, ~ hours aud u
minutes,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

The V. S. l.. o'or the way.
As assessor tried hard to stay;
When he found that he couldn't
He got mad and wouldn't,
And resigned the office that day.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
EXPORTS.

For San Francisco, per Rosario Sept sth-3.5uO glls
molasscs, 41i6 H. sugar IN, pkg wheels and axels
For Sydney, per Zealanda, Sept 4-6a93 lbs pulu.
Value Domcstic s6O6.aD.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

The Pilots consider that an injustice has beer
done them by our paragraph of last week, ant
state that in any delays that have occurred ther,
have been reasons therefor.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

Our two contemporaries find so many errors in
each Others shipping news that all persons desir-
ing authentic information in marine matters refer
to the columns of the SATURDAY PRESS.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
THE SATURDAY PRESS
Published for the SATURDAY PRgss ASSOCIATION by
ROBERT GRtEVE,
Book, Job and General Printer,
Houolulu. III l.

The SATURDAY PREss cannot undertake 10 return
communications, accepted rejected and We have 10
request correspondent 10 append their true namts and
addresses not necessarily for publication, VI 80 de
sired hut NJ guarantee of the good faith Of the writer
II En-. SATURDAY pHKss.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
Things Wise and Otherwise
Guess again V. S. l..

When was the Office of minister of State ~
created2 ? We find this hitherto unknown posi-
tion in this country assumed by Mr.. Armstrong at
Brussels.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

If that quaint old relic of a by-gone age known
as the Hilo post-office, could be improved by the
introduction of few modern ideas, we think the
change would be appreciated by the people of that
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

EHLERS-VOSS-In San Francisco, August 90 at
the residence Of the brides father, by the Rev. G.
M1hlstept, Mr.. A. EHLERs, of Honolulu, to Miss
PAULINE Voss, second daughter of Mr. II. Voss of San
Francisco, and formerly of this city.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

II the "brave " who made himself conspicuous
by his basphemy and insults to ladies', at the Fri
day evening service last week, had been given in
charge Of she police, he would have received his
rJ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

ME-. rAUL lskNnEaG, 10. q. y. al ADg
Nl and Mr.. J. Y. HAckfELD have this day va u,
mitted as general partners In our Arm
Mr.. II. Hsekfsd and Nr. J: Z; Pnuger. tth ol
Bremen, aud Mr.. ". Pnugsr Of this place arspeesI
partners Of our Erfn fsom aud after this date.
Honolulu wa a
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

If the officers of tho military companies would
teach their men to keep step, they would present
much better aHpoarance.when on parade. finely
uniformed troop poorly drilled is like well writ
ten letter badly spelled.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

Miss Carrie D. Castle will give Piano Lessons at the
house of S. n. Catsle to few scholars Hours of in
struction to be arranged with the pupils, applica-
tlon at Mr.. Castles residence $50 King Street Glasses
of two or four can be formed IL desired.
September 2, 1881. S6S So 81
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
FOR LEASE.

THOSE VERY DEsIRABLEA
Promises known as . uLuLANI" knuo- y
ksRaa. ia2siy oeeapisd BY II. u. ~, Commits iohrF'
Jane. n.|y Modehoass. Esa Ths building. have jpsi
proved fgs he bensat of The tenant. Goyernmrnr
water laid on, besides having windmill with rubpi.
o you'd y sst and clean healthy water which has 6trS
analysed ny Prof Thompson Of the Challenger Erpe
ditIon, ~ pioIoaneed BY him the beat he had sesa
sinee be Eef England.
~ 50 JAS. g. LEMOs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
NOTICE


vHtMNo MI ABsENcE HRO0 This
~ Kingdom my son, X. a. WILLIAMS. viii let for
me In all matters OF business under full Power OF Az
torncy. O. K WIILI.Ms
Houonln, August J. lssi- ~ ~ Pm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

The inference that our paragraph on the recen
progress Of the Regent reflected on the Princesse,
is erroneous except so far al responsibility for tb,
conduct of those in authority who accompanied Of
joined the party is concerned.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
BORN.
MARRIED,

I'm this city, Sept sth. to the wife of A. Lowenber
a daughter.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

1t was rumored short time ago that one of our
dairymen was going to purchase tract of land ON
which several cocoanut trees are growing. The
natives say they are afraid if he buys the land
that there will be no more milk in the cocoanuts
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

The Business of the late THoS. LACK, recently de-
ceased. will be carried usual the old stand on
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

Sept as
--a aqa.ns
a--p u . e D.. 4I-..,.- i,yalicr, days and 49,,
-,tm lt. nss i.aa. laval iaStI and Maui
sR9 !, 9s heron rTs1 q% 1egln S gnv, from Liver
7-stm jas Makee. from Kauai
Sch kuamnna from KOholalele
SHAW sch Kal9na, Sibling, II days from Christ
s-stmr Lenua, from Molokai and Hama.
-Stmr MokOlii, from koolnu.
i0-Stmr kilauea Hou, from Bahuui.
Sailed.
Sept a-PMss zealardia, Chevalior; for Sydney
5--stm Leliua for Molokai and Hama
s-stm iiSsikoi for Maui and Hawaii
--sun i. Bishop, for boloa and W'i'"""
Vessels in Port.
NAVAL.
HBMs Gannet, Bourke
MERcHArSMEN.
Brit bgtnc Surprise
Brit bark Suffolk. Byford
Brit ship City of Bombay, Lowell
Am bk ID C Murray, Ravens
Am sch " ii Myer Howe ","'
Am bktne A Falknbnrg Hubbard
Am blk Montana, Piersnn
Haw sch Giovani Apinn English
Brit blk oberon Harvey
Br bk Birch Grove, Frlucis
Vessels Expected 1t A{oaolsiu. from Fore ign
Ports.
Brit blk Glcngaber, Nc!s., . ycrpool, due Sept is,
j II WatsrhOu-C. Aggut.
llaw bk ioani, Garra 81 men, tac. Oct. $3.50 Hack
field Il o,Agcnts
Am bf Ee'Ts TSompson Potter New York due Oct
Am bk Ceyion, liallcu, Boston, due Oct $40 c..
Brewer Il Co. Agents
Royal Yacht Wanderer. - Tahiti, due
Brit ship Sir Lanoelote, Shorthand, Glasgow due Nov
900, g. w Macfnrlane n Co, Agents.
Am blk Catbaren, Hopkins New York, due Oct IS 90
Castle x Cooke Agents
Ger bk Adons, ---Bremen to sail in July, H. Hack
field It Co. Agents
Am bktne Kate Sudden Bates Port Discovery for Ka.
huui. Maui due
Am bk Emerald, Lord, Port Gamble, due II. Hack
field * Co, Agents
Am hk Martha Rdcout. Wickburg, Port Blakely due
Allen n Robinson. Agents
Haw bgtne Pomafc drew, san Francisco, for Kahului
Am tern Sadie Caller, Larsen, San Francisco, due
Sept Is io, II llackfeid X Co. Agents
Haw sch Jenaie Walker, knacke Fanning's Island,
due, sept 1913
Am bk Revere, Mclniye, Departure Bay
An seh Daisy Rove, Higgins, San Francisco via Rock
PMss Australia, Cargill, sydney, due Sept 20, II
Haekfeld ca, Agents,
Nj CITY OF sydney Dearborn, San Francisco due
Oct lst, III Hackteid & Co, Agents
Haw Sch Jnlin, Goodman, Humboldt due Sept i0-l5
cargo To Levers n Cooke.
Haw bk Ralakaul jerks, San Francisco due Sept $3.50
r Lenehan Co, Agents
Brit bk Lady l.ampson, Mnreton, San Francisco, due
sept 2-So, Z irewer q Go Agents,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

DIR. j. NJ Whitncy's Dental Rooms will be closed
from Monday Sept 12th until Tuesday Oct 4th 81 1t
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

II that quaint old relic of a by-gone age known
as the Hilo post-offce, could be improved by the
introduction of a few modern ideas, we think tho
change would be appreciated by the people of that
section.
IL the "brave" who made himself conspicuous
by his basphemy and insults to ladies', at the Fri
day evening service last week, had been given in
charge Of the police, he would have received his
reward.
If the officers of the military companies would
teach their men to keep step, they would present
much better arpearance-when on parade. finely
uniformed troop poorly drilled is like well writ
ten letter badly spelled.
The Inference that our paragraph on the recent
progress Of the Regent reflected on the Princesses
is erroneous except far as responsibility for the
conduct Of those in authority who accompanied or
joined the party is concerned.
1t was rumored short time ago that one of our
dairymen was going to purchase tract of land on
which several cocoanut trees are growing. The
natives say they are afraid il he buys the land
that there will be no more milk in the cocoanuts
This clothing of the police with g all white" uni
forms is certainly humane act to burglars and
other nocturnal prowlers White can be seen SO
far at night that they will have ample time to get
ont of harms way before the cruel policeman
approaches.
The Gazette says a note in last weeks PREss
"retecting on the recent tour Of the Princess Re-
gent in Hawaii, was certainly in bad TASTE" We
said, and still say, that the conduct of some of
the party was simply disgraceful." We knew
whereof We wrote and further Investigations
strengthens our ground, and had the Gassns taken
the trouble TO inquire into the matter il would not
have stated that there was no foundation for the
remarks" We write of things as we SEQ them, but
our contemporary neu,s to be conveniently and
voluntarily blind at certain tines We hold that
no one Is above criticism and no one is below il.
We believe that where criticism u deserved what
ever may be the rank of the offender, il 10 NOS in
bad TASTE" 10 criticiss II rank ID to exempt one
from comment or criticism. 1t is couardly and un-
fair to say aught Of the most lowly snbect in the
Kingdom.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
NOTICE,

HAVE THIS DAY ESTABLISH.
! ed myself as Provision Merchant and Gneral
Commis ssion Agent. Dealer In Dry Goods Hatware
and Patent Medicine. Y. ID. A. MARQUEE
Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii. II. ]. SD 5I6m
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
NOTICE,

! sons from haIboring or trusting any oneon my
account as will not pay any debts eontraied In
written order from me. ~ &. BOMGN
uilo Hawaii. August cath, 1851. as sm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10

Copartnership Notice.
Mn. u. nACkfE1sO 4 Nm. J. a. PHLoE1
W. have this day Withdrawn from nIm a. cnssai
partners II. uACKfkLD 4CO.
Hoaolulu, August Al, isst.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-09-10
Banged Hair.

Queens Hospital, Ho
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-10
MADISON CORRESPONDENTS.
Madison, Wis. Feb. I, 1881

Madison, Wis, Feb. I, 1881.
EDITORS JOURNAL The legislature
evidently is in no hurry to reach th'
end of its work, as it adjourns from
Friday morning till Monday night with
steadfast regularity, and holds but an
occasional evening session. Instead
of brief session as some had predict
ed, this will be- of longer duration than
the average. Besides the innumerable
measures of but little or no import
ance which are quickly disposed of
there are number of others which
will consume good deal of time
The Milwaukee legislative newspaper
correspondents are on sharp lookout
for all kinds of 'crookedness" and
have already created business in The
line of investigation which will tend
to extend the length of the session.
Among the numerous claims against
the State that Secretary Warner can
not audit, and which consequently go
to the Legislature for adjustment, is an
old printing claim for nearly forty-six
thousand dollars presented by Pump
Can penter there is also another CLAIM
of like nature filed by Carpenter &
Tenney for over fourteen hundred dor
lars. Col. Calkins seems to hay'
wol ked his printing claim dry, having
secured payment in full'' humble
of times.
One of the checklist steals of the
last session is being attempted this
winter, ON greatly enlarged scale.
By the opportunities of the surviving
members of the constitutional con-
ventions and the State Pioneer Asst.
citation, through their authorized
agents, the legislature of 1880 was iii
duced to authorize the purchase of ore
thousand copies of book entitled
Memorial Record of the Fathers OF
| Wisconsin, to be paid for out of the
State treasury. for giatuitous distTi
4 DubiDn dIt0lIts tbC SUI ~ -tHS 1'N"Sao
and the families of deceased Fathers.
This was done at an expense to the
State of over twelve hundred dollars.
and now the venerable secretaries
who are running this Memorial bust
ness estimate that the families OF
members of the constitutional con-
! ventions now contain FIVE or six thou
/ sand persons and that there are iron
thirty to forty thousand pioneer fami-
lies who have not been provided 70.
lin the distribution of this gratuity
| and to meet tins want they appeal t,
TIVE legislature to make an appropria.
| ton for the purchase of large mum
/ Der or additional copies. apprehend
that the average tax payer will be un-
able to appreciate the magnanimity OF
| the legislature in the wholesale pur-
chase Of books having no practical re.
lation to State affairs. for gratuitous
distribution among the first families.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-10

SENATOR WILEY has introduced an
important bill in relation to tract in
dexes, which requires registers of
deeds IN every county of the state,
whenever ordered so to do by the
board of supervisors, to keep in their
offices suitable books, so arranged and
ruled that opposite to the description
of each forty acre tract of land there
shall be entered the volume and page
of the record book where every deed.
mortgage OF other instrument affect
ing the title of such tract is recorded.
The expense of keeping up this book
is to be met by requiring the grantee
OF MORTGAGE of each instrument so
recorded to pay three cents for each
entry in said index made necessary by
the recording of such instrument.
When indexes have already been made.
ndeXing Lands by quarter section, then
tracts shall be e-indexed by forty acre
parcels. The bill is designed to lessen
the expense to individuals, buying on
conveying real estate, in procuring
costly abstracts of titles and still be
equally accurate and reliable with ab-
stracts furnished by private indlvidu-
ais. The passage of the bill will effect
great public convenience and save a
,yrAat 1pal nf rick as wpll aS costs in
conveying,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-10
ESDATLE.

There will be a donation at j. A
Bowles, Thursday eve. for the benefit
# Rev. Holt.
S. S. Hall has quit working for the
company. lie says that company or
der act is too tart for him.
o. W. Benson, of Spring Lake, is
visiting friends at this place. He re-
ports good times at Spring Lake.
A number of our young lads have
gone to Knapp station to work. Ii. Al.
Jaggers, Ira Bowles and the slim boy
ar among the number.
William Merherter lost good horse
on Monday. The horse was coming
out of the creek and slipped and broke
its hip bone into several pieces.
Frank Baker will soon take his de-
parture for D. T. Frank has fine
farm in the far west. His land lays
in warm, sunny locality, and in view
II the fact Frank intends to put in a
small vineyard, and christen the same
Iartha's Vineyard.
W. S. Fertig has been giving .
course of lectures at this place. and
we are free to say that he gave entire
satisfaction, and we would recommend
him to the public as being all he ad
vertises to be. Don't fail to hear hin
when he comes your way.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-10
RICH VS.. POOR.

Tie Milwaukee sunday Telegraph,
which is not an "organ," contained
the following pertinent suggestions
pending the recent Senatorial struggle:
sit is Il great public misfortune, that
one of the candidates at Madison is
exceedingly wealthy, and the other a
man of no moneyed means for use in
his campaign. OF coulse, the man
with money makes the greatest show
his lobby is numerous, aggressive,
5oastful and arrogant, and his ''boom,
n the slang of the day, partakes of
the same character. No such seen
was ever witnessed ut a senatorial
election in this state. When Howe,
Doolittle. Carpenter and Cameron were
elected, there was excitement; there
was sharp conflict of forces; there
was intrigue, bluff, management, and
all the elements Of campaign con
dueted without cash, except for limit
al purposes. The vlIious results
witch followed former campaigns did
not render it impossible for poor and
honest man afterwards to aspii e to the
senatorial office. There was no barrier
erected. making unlimited wealth a
requisite Cor senatorial candidates in
the future. The policies CT the state
was not debancned. No rumors Of
corrupt appliances or cash motives at
tended any of these campaigns, or COW
ered the result, ~ with cloud. or a
garment
Bat t. ere is reasonable ground to
fear that if Mr.. Sawyer should sue
eeed in the pending struggle. a new
era Will begin in state politics. The
day for poor men to aspire to the
sen atarship, unless they fifst become
the creatures of rings and OF moneyed
Interests who viii supply funds for
their use win have passed. The popu-
lar will, the interests OF the people.
the cause OF labor. industry ana trade
viii never agsin have 4 representative
from Wisconsin IN the United States
senate. Men ouiy who can spend $50
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-10

Business is not very lively.
Catholic meetings in full blast.
The city well is progressing finely.
Miss Florence Olive is on the sick
list.
Revival meetings at the M. E..
church.
G. L. Bowman commenced teaching
on Monday.
The River Falls mail failed to connect
on Monday last.
A. RAIDER has somewhat recovered.
HIS is able to be out.
DR.. Sperrv did not lecture ON Mon
day evening, as his apparatus had not
come.
Oscar Clements is recovering quite
rapidly. He will not resume school
duties this term.
Abe. Gray intends soon to &c below
10 PURCHASE HOtSeS. lHooO iHtOA OSNON'
will do we'll to consult him.
Street snow plows have been busy
at work clearing streets and side
walks during the past week.
We understand that DR.. Sperry in
tends to wait one more week before
commencing his lecture here.
The social circle of our city has been
unusually quiet during the heavy snow
storms, but it will soon revive again
The Cemetery Association at pres
ent have considerable funds on hand,
and as soon as the weather will per-
nit will have the cemetery repaired.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-10
CLIFTON.
Our school is fiourishing.

Our school is flourishing.
Will Atwater is Glenwild' S new &C.
AY. NJ. C. A, is soon to be organic
ed here.
Lodge sociable at Marshall's next
Friday night.
Mrs. S. McIlroy has been on the sick
list for some days past.
Pierce Valley has disposed of those
second hand school, seats.
X. Ravens, of Prescott. was in town
last week selling machinery.
Swift s. Chamberlain have finished
drilling we'll for Jake R;ssue.
Supt. McCloary will deliver lecture
on educational matters at Pierce Valley
next Saturday.
School-master Williams has issued a
"Circular to Parents" that is full of
timely suggestions.
The scholastic element of Clifton will
wrestle with Webster at neighbor
Corcoran's spelling school Friday eve
ming.
And now one of our talented young
men, publicly known as an organ
agent comes forward and states that
he was halted by highwaymen few
evenings ago and only escaped being
plundered by the heetness Of the
horse he was riding and his own pres
ence of mind or absence of body. The
would be robbers were undo1btedl y
foreign to these parts, as our local
banditti thoroughly understand the
fallacy of attempting to enrich them
selves at the expense of the average
young man Of Clifton.
Socially and gastronomically the
festival was success. of course i
would be. the Glenwild Templar'
know how to carry affairs of that KIND
on TO perfection. Financially the
venture Melted about SO. A premi
| nent feature in the entertainment wa:
an art gallery where scenes embracing
historical subjects, ranging from the
landing of Columbus down to the cap
ture of Island No. 10were made visible
to the bewildered visitor for tbs
miserable pittance OF nickle. j
was created and managed by two
voung ladies who deserve unlimited
credit for originality display.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-02-10
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
N. b. K.
ELLSWORTH.


Dime Concert Saturday night.
Sheriff Lord was in town last Tues
day.
The stave mill has been obliged to
shut down for want of water.
j. S. White, of Prescott. made Els
worth business visit Wednesday last.
1t was reported that before the rain
on Monday the snow was three feet
and half deep in the woods.
D.W.Kinnie has the contract to build
the school house in the Anderson dis
Urict, TrimbeIlo. Consideration 1886.
Owing 10 the inclemency of the
weather last Saturday night the Band
Concert was postponed for one week
to Saturday, Feb. 18th.
Tie following officers of the |. 0. O.
F.. of this village, were installed at a
recent meeting: Wilson Kinnie. n. g.;
J. Shoemaker, V. g.; G. Fenton, P. s.;
c. B. Wood, r. S.; Nelson Kinnie, t.