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Amber CA0o Cu14urA

Iher, il nothing gained p planting thi,
crop: stry early IN the ,sison. Lfs sll
p,ahvs of !southsrn origin. ii does best when
in,sunt.ed after the issiI anI' atmosphere be-
q coma ,aySt ont, warm. n pot IN the ground very
,,s ,esrIs vi the seed silr - . long tine grmnat-
ing, and weeds and graz Shl TIE posses.
zion Of the ,soa, rendering cultivation very
difficult. II nbi planted phsl the yes.a.r
,bscames quit. VIII, The plant. " l viii appear
above ground, IN. a .hess time shdf fsil row
very rapidly. .54 LAud; for raising rortheFn
cane should be claredsf shs seeds OF grsss
and Sesd.: II l, not b,st 10 prepare Il TN
:. DIV or two beforsei il j ts be Rlarted. The
/ rows should be a. nearly ss.aiaht Z pes.ihls
!. so that :ultivator can be rnp between them
close To the plants without ipiurins them
fts.re is . great aivans.seo in going through
the field with a hand hoe - 5sosa - the
,,Iaats make their APpezranse,. The ground
bttweef, tie bills ca be, worked pro6tsbly
! With til the 1.rror. cultiyAtor or Plor. But
he ;grouna tlat forms the bill Itself should
.5e stirred With the hoe. Il shouid be en-
plo,ed.noti only Tor stirring the sol and kill
arg wes ;s and gr.ss, but for removing hard
humps Of earth flsm the small plants. and for
drs~ina fine soil c.oss 70 them, Sssd should
be iestsd beSors planting Enough shOu'd
he put at in the ground to sscnrs . good stand
II more stalks, spISSs thaa sfe Uanted, the
number sheuld b induced 20 Ass or N. A
the seed j quite s..ll. = shoeh not Be
covered deep. Aftsr he sod . dsasn over
il, it .houiA Be- lesdsfsd very compact With
tbs front or back Of tia hos, % that il vii
rot become very dry snl prevent Serrins-
rfDn. Afres the ptaao ere fosf or i've inches
hiah, aBi ths sathsr b6eoD0 quito Vzrm.
groxs sh is very npd Cane oiil odnre
Drought nach bssoef AAan com len also
Be srovn on soil ttss vtf pfdau0 bat =
smsil amount of ,oe1. 6troeg 90 roak
nsnu,e shouA not Be- sPplied y had m.
,sended for sh. crop, q n aih produce bad
laror in the sugar and syrup from il
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nj -,-.t.f - 10 s-s@ ssss 2
Joe Cook in . recent lecture nd that
whiskey hardens the brain It is very
evident that Joe has never been . hard
drinkeE .:3-e'gr' = ''i-IE s-,L.lz II
The exports Of hreadstaas fef ne ten
months ending April, 9oth, 1851, hem
an e,,stons distzich II the United Btktes
.ere valued at o225, ,l55 ,s0l, - against
a233 s8z for the sznae period IN the pre-
,-;n,, year isH - t-Fi. ti'',5 - .
postmaster xhoae name VIII seeord
with hi. steadfast career is Edvatd Sta
ble Of Sandy SPRING., Name He has
held the Office 81 yesrs, Under 1S Sucees-
sive postmastes- generals, and u sti!l hyI
mo in the house in which be sas porn,
eighty-reven years ego. -, r.. /.
Soiourner Truth, the aeed iiFiess,
has been very sick this spring; but having
now recovered, proposes sga.n tostart
cut on one Of her; lsctunnG toufs
in the interest of her raes. It hs sur
prise to everybody xbo visits her that
she e.n talk 70 much 10 easily, end ct the
nme time use such good ianguags. she
IL LOG years old, neysr veaf 70 sehooi .
dxv in her Life md cannot rod or vute
her 1vn name. She live In . quie4, -
cluded cottage which shs paFshsss4 WITH
her own money, easnsA b. leet9inG
TN Nev Yosk Cs.aa1seisl Adarsi1s
bsa iust put n 9 sev pFes4 r. Haf Z Ca
Iasscs i.sssfioa, Shie& peins fru9 9pS -
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!. Tue money brought to the United
State. BY foreign ipnigtants is esiostsd
at 4l00 apiece, aud the inunber Of imnt
grants 1ho landed on oar shores in 1850;
vas 5as.7oc.a Accepting thI. estimate
tbese people brought 70 eur country over
fifty mine, pilIps dolles last ysar, which
'vist aim figured not It Al Ia ssslling the
great trade bahnce in eariasorsa -. Ia
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TKr World ipEpkes TIE paxe NJ typo
so pseseht in aAaits ttmuils the7AibaSJ
Sa.v.rs tiSket.t h-:o.adsia al rds-;'l:ss
.sf!FeHSkSAros, RoscoE CoSxLiSs.
Tl!seI 1T C.'hHg
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- sf- -sss ---->~--->-ii ts.f'-f-.- .
Z ARsE Master and Servant 81 ~
RiEraE 1ARsgAany raaroadoompamy, Sap.
sE CT, Pennsylvania. ','':' ,..--;

A master is, naGt an ;;risuaarier7of the Also
E3p.e safety Of tools furnished to his work
IN. He is. bound toprovide them with
:sSfe tools, but. he docs not engage that
ahey ~ill always continue in the sanne
Any defeat which may become
5aSs in their use it is the duty Of the
= S11&tp observe and report y bis mass
fS4ql q master is bound to know that
!5fS 5sed for The purpose of loading
ZONES with thesaid of . derrick
Eonly q limited time, and it n hia
s3SST8 renew it at proper iDtervala He
cannot furnish .; sound rope and fold his
arms until by actual breaking il 4 demon7
, 1881-06-11

FlIuL-A. h .DsFssnG oi he ssa
Franciso Cron;ck, nsde tns run. in . sPse-
ial train, fhom Chieass - 6oun6 bshns IN
twelve boe, md tsenty'four ninusss' With
thrse changes II ensinas The disancs Il
Isl nilsa !, NJ, sDsYosig tsssitedA tsle-
lHsn I'd Hoisosr rthee hid d6oth9 Sas aH4st'
/ Vs,lH ~ - tSaaFtsnciaoo, 5bs.csI hG haseA
he .e.cAsdh me ,.esoes she disd. -, =
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THs Ksisas0ayi isussa.g r Satsar sd 4 .ta4Aa a4Aa d.!
g more brains for ~" ~ cent? than any
Other paper in ahe Hassoud Valley.
, 1881-06-11

!, The sdesr Hubhs1. lssts, 80, = q
known, called forth BY an sppsil naAS ~
the dear fellow to Nj. Garfield during -
dark drys Of the campaign II hAs hsSo
rumored that the appeal represented u
disinclination Of star route Brady 70 ~
anything himself or to got money hon
the star route contractor, unlea asksd. =
do 30 directly by Mr.. Garfield. HE pe,s.
ident has now given to tho TFiis~s for
publication what purporss to Be HnbbslFs
original letter. In il dear Habbea nJ8
General Brady, of the postod6ee ds9art
ment, seems 70 think that soa % ihst-
care for his aid, and, is for some unknovl
reason inclined to Be cool toward, ,you. II
am satis6ed That, on an intination. from
you that snch things would be spprecistsd,'
he would perhaps do something for me. :
Indeed, he has intimated ~ much to. M.
Won't you please set hum right, orin some :
wsy express desire his aid, for ! AesA
help vfry much just noyr"s, No mod
damaging exposure ef; tbs .raort. eaii.l
Christian statesmanAhip could h., msAes.. a,
Brady, the king of the star route rinsss
seemed to think that the republican c.n-7
didate for president did not care for bis :
aid, and ke was cooling toward Gsr6sld. :.
He had intimAted to dear Hubben thssn :,
tho republican candidate would ''sss hiRi
right" or Sin some way e1pFess . dsuirs. g
for his aid, = the star route purss ssrinasF
would be unloosened, and he wenId t:.ds :
something" for the cause. Thereupoas Al
the "dear Hubbelln. vAs xritten, -shswn
to Brady, hawked about BY him among,
the star route contrsctors, and held BY
them - security against the pefhsbs ID; %
ture president. Let honest men judfs D
what this means. Let the .'Christiani,
who have been assailine TIA
pure and high-minded Roscoe Conklius 1
hide their heads in shame; But let = III
have no more indignation from thst source 81
at least, against the corruption of tha,
star route ring. IN. =. Com. 4dwrtiser.
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IA Fs.oissIs;a,a. =. ii = :. :
= I1y-fA H. 30 H. Ss;' ssE
Willard got the persimmpns. ,...!. >.
: He is a tau, po.srfnl young man, aId
he handled s't5Tiger pole than Billings
Tc9uid xleid
: Maibathe fruit viii 6e juTn 30. J.
VIA nill4e al atk Al !aA S'a -
He says tssvdlibririy pz*of. asnrer
the monhsainsrKisen. it .gess. fuilyiriPs.
We bfSef csrsd anpch for :persitpaoas,
shShpN,=| 0lsHR.a cqrFss. p, .-::yr ,ii
OLEoMiReAkIsIsrs ara said TO put
<h.;r ,s,<,1. t<, aid &fa dno~ufisu
, 1881-06-11
WESTON BEASCH.

Trains will leave for Bite Alauntain Station
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at O'Clock, P a.
, 1881-06-11
RAILROAD DIVISION. vi.

Trains leave. the Depot in Waiial Walla
ieTety day, except Saturday, at go 2. N,
arriving at The Dalles the next morning in
time to connect with the boa. for Portland. 81,
Trains leare The Dalles every day, except
Sunday. at'6:50 P. NJ, or on the arrival of the
boat from Portland, arriving in Walla, Wana
at 5i2 A Nj" - --fis. 7ii i -!
.i PASSENGERS for Ainsworth change cars az
Walula Junction. .-..r
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,nSpi0eu1l

/ -s.- HcArC o] 1S;;S .h% - -
ave hate nsesdsA froW,A 4 Lady tsienlis
DRytdh t4eik kllewing Raeps sopmtacsae
On xSodlApds sudty silL autamn.s e'F"E'i.i
{ Tie ambG sunshine hiDs, 81 iEr=TSS .
II IiSok On tha beauty ,aFovsd ne i.rc7 81 oi
slAna tsars come int my tJssI ....,.-,,.,,,,
,Tas tlissas gem ,an is either thrse months M
ly;or sir rpsnths late. There sre no; nod
lsndSt ruddy sith autumn in Ia IGai-
ty;d iNalls Wslla, Just NOV. .AeA1 ythe
dssrtA of amber sunshine d slmlly phs-
iDomenaI We cannot hlAms, tAs 1onng
laAy fer eryingTthe TACT that abe hyaa -
DAYTON b q sufficient excuse fpr her smo,'
tion, bat With = few days e1Pelienls Aalp-
inxhermothef beat carpets, break Uoeksty,
and dong other acts of destruction a.
guised under the name Of houseeleaninG,
this sadness will wear oG .4fa IL
A person in New York has written
story entitled. "nThs Soul Of . Star.h We
are anxiously awaiting the announcement
that "The Liver Of . Comet and "Tbe
Lungs of Comet viii soon appear Z,
q at is perfectly immaterial TO me
whstherscbool keepsornos--Rescse cerk
.l;nq.. . eth 81. p 90 ID J ~ . 4i d
t.My fence is nearly completed. The
cider crop this year looks well. r. 3.
Hayes. - - - g.
"Wben YOU come to look at me careful
ly, 1 haven't anything to resign M.
AfnHT. br. .yri .;, .ryz -.'!'.f-
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sHa
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rl.fl % ED1SE 1|NJi-
Boynfom. IN Peyu.

n, VI ;;EtU s.it. 2. 81 90 Z.
.,r...,;1-G I'ths CAllSin War: s'S mn 4
, 1881-06-11

,4ri AT nt IgIr IA :; az
~. bzAgi Ella beG aaH'
'usyy, and Territory, 90 hereby r a eer.ity i
tsiW.G PAINTER A1ditoti
, 1881-06-11
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at l0A N. BAN @
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Apr q Apr- a6 May lHAEr :2sS Nav 3 May 8
May May lllNsy 10 Mayl3 MAY Is Msy2S
May q Nay ee May 81 Asy2s June. JuneT
Jupa, 5lJnne ID J ute Is. Jtr Il Jun. i,,,Iun. ~
9vnseo June % -snn 30 .Iun. q July 2July z
'hki July l0July Is, JnlyI2 Iuls17 JuIy22
July aoiIVly IS July 30 JrlYs1,Aus i,Aas. 9
Aug. 4, Aug. 9IAug- II Aug u Aug l6 Aug IL
Aug. IS Aug "a! Aug. % Aag 2s. .Ang 81 Sept. )
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A song Is, for tie girl I Love;
Cod lore her!

A song for the eyesd tender shine. " -
And As,frasr.nt mouth thas meits % mint,
The shimnetine tresses SneontroneG T.. D.
That clasp her neek With thaa gDdrl eold: 7
m blossun mouth. end ~ dainty chin, l.,
And the little dimplss sut esd IA-- -.
y. l..s 80 God isv.ASs!oai - ssi.'ls-'eIl
-TnsscaesiasssseA-efseL Lseesk..
We ~slksd IN tAsEaRdea- L.iiI
''''- Baby nd1-5lA8G d hrs .ser.
81 = The hlnesops SisyePea Hh,- izsr
As ~ lrsg. 9iGA. -: ., ,,.;....,-
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~, rsti The klDh& 80. 'n, ~.
- T.. Aad I'll s.hybs:b ~ q - IF;
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:. ,Was hAii fnBsby ."t i2--er hrs
- With sesse ApA f:ga IL .lf f.,
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- The aresn Esxes Hsoush! .... n.
aWas j ID bf 6eby- -.
-, 49, 81. Tbs blosm snA song! "a
Z. &. If you snsWR ne yeA '' "a
- You'll answer wrong! ..%
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Amount bf Ce,,nty warrant. paid by Treasnrera!- =!
+ EJssr ! Road warrants paid by Treasurer
va%4Sts a outstanding May Isl a::i ;+
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-17

Harper's Magazine for December
the beginning of the sixty-fourth vol
ume-offers it's readers an unusually
rich and varied entertainment.
The frontspiece is a fine full-page
illustl alton by Abbey of Herrick S
poem Upon Sappho.' The opening
article of the number is very inter-
esting description by Zadel Barnes
Gustafson of the royal family of Swe-
den--the Burnadottes-with twenty
four elegant illustrations. So many
of the Bernadottes have been distin-
guished for literary and artistic at
tainments, that the record offers fea-
lures of unusual interest.
A humorous sketch, entitled "A
Crisis" is contributed by Mrs. l.. w.
Champney.
One of the most interesting articles
in the number, especially for women,
is one entitled ." Economy in Dress"
by Mrs. I. w. Dewing, author of
Beauty in Dress. 7"
Thomas Hardy's novel, "a Laodi-
cean," approaches its conclusion. 1t
is to be followed by novelette, enti-
tied g Prudence" story of 1Esthetic
London, by Mrs. John Lille 'sAnne, ;"
Miss Constance Fenimore Woolson' S
novel, will be continued for several
months.
The editorial departments are crowd
ed with entertaining and instructive
reading, which, taken with the many
other valuable contributions, makes
this number especially interesting, and
is just the time to commence your
subscription.
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PRESCOTT PARAGRAPHS
Dry wood is scarce.
Business middiing brisk.

PRESCOTT PARAGRAPHs-
Dry wood is scarce.
Business middiing brisk.
The school is filling up very fast.
Mrs. Rice is again on the sick list.
John Brown is in the employ of
Chris. Reiger.
Tie river has been full of ice for
several days.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jur-
gems, a daughter.
No preaching in the Congregational
church last Sabbath.
The Mary Morton is undergoing re-
pairs below Prescott.
Jay Harvey has returned from
Crookston to spend the winter.
A. T. Carroll, of River Falls, was
seen on our streets the other day.
The basement of the church has
new carpet and will soon be ready for
sociables.
A. b. Failing has erected new
barn to stable that horse, recently
purchased.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Emma
Ball was held at her home at l O'Clock
p. M, Monday.
Chas. Cook, another old resident,
was in this place Sunday looking up
old acquaintance.
Several individuals of this vicinity
have been vaccinnated although there
is no immediate danger.
Charley Olive was here visiting his
folks last week, after lapse of some
eight months in Mapleton, D. T.
The O'Brien family have moved to
Verndale, MINI. Charley 0'Brien has
been stopping there for the past year
or two.
The steam ferry "Annie Barnes -
burst her steam-pipe and was laid up
for repairs. She did not run at all on
Monday.
Mrs. n. 7. Porter, of Murdoch. Mimi,
daughter OF ADiJal Miller ana once
resident Of this place, died at her
home Monday.
Arson Bancroft has sold out his
shop near the foct of Orange street,
but is still plying his trade in the
building owned by Malneg Bros.
VIII HiekoB " as unexpectedly called
away on Monday TO attend the funeral
Of his grandmother. Legrand Glenn
ents took his place in the school.
Either our scribe or the press made
a mistake last week. We are inclined
to think it is the latter as it came out
in the paper 81. S. " instead of G.
Fl. Miller.
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EsDAILE ECHOES.

EsDAILE Echoes
A drug store is need ed in this place.
Died.-In the town of Hartland,
Miss Matilda Swenson, aged 10.
A very pleasant time is reported at
j. 0. Lusk's last Sunday evening.
Walter Warren our modern Nimrod,
shot large wild cat last Sunday.
Will Swanstrum saw three deer cross
the road near this place last Monday.
D. Klingensmith shed the light OF
his benign countenance upon us a few
days ago.
MIR. and Mrs. D. SpaIding have re-
turned from two months visit to rel
atives in Canada.
The quiet Of our Sabbath is being
disturbed of late by the frequent re-
ports of guns, which does not speak
well for some of our boys.
Sabbath School was organized accord
ing to announcement with DR.. NJ. l..
Robey as Supt.; vice, Mrs. W. r. Chur-
chill; G. L. Rice, Secretary: Mrs. Geo.
Knowlton, Treasurer. First meeting
Sunday the goth. at II O'Clock. Come
everybody ard bring along the chill
dren.
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DIED.

ROWLEY.-In River Falls, Nov. 10, 1881,
OF heart disease, WILLIAM IL. RowLEY, aged
SO years.
The circumstances attending the death Of
Mr. R wiley were very sad, aud the shock
the entire community received is better I'M
derstood than expressed. He went to his
barn on Sunday evening to do his chores,
and being absent longer than usual he was
sought after by his family and found in an
insensibe condition on the barn floor behind
his horses He never regained conscious
ness, but expired shortly after he was taken
into the house Mr.. Rowley was born III Ar
cadia, Fort Wayne Co., N. Y, Nov. 8, 1922,
and was married April 9th, l847, to Miss
Harriet E. Teachout who now survives him
Four children constitute the family, all Of
whom are now living. Over % years ago he
came to River Falls, and in his residence
among us OF over a quarter OF d century, he
has ever proved himself a loyal citizen, a
good neighbor, kind husband and loving
father. At the time of his death he seemed
to be enjoying unusually good health, fire.
quently commenting upon it. But as the
lightning marks and rends the greatest in
the forests, so death without any premonito-
ry signs or symptoms struck him down in
the prime of an upright manhood. The
sympathies of the entire community are ten
dered the bereaved. The funeral took place
Yesterday st his late residence.
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TRrMBELLE TRIPLES.

TRIMBEILE TRIFLEs.-
Miss Ella Smith is recovering.
Law suits are quite frequent in our
town of late.
Andrew Peterson was in town last
week.
George Butler has gone to Dunn Co.
where he has taken up claim.
A guidable flying machine would be
the thing to travel with nowadays.
While going to the mill last week
one of Mr.. Bergstrons horses dropped
dead on the road.
Uncle HaverIandt reports business
exceedingly good. One hundred and
thirty-five bushels of wheat per day
was the average for the last ten days,
and yet he is not crowded in the least.
School in district No. A closed for q
weeks vacation. Mrs. Mclaughlin,
the genial teacher, made the little
hearts happy by presents of chromos.
Those scholars who had attended
school every day received some extra
little gifts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-17

The County Board convened at Els
worth last Tuesday at o'clock p. m.
Full board present except Hutchinson,
of Prescott, and B. F. Way, of Tren-
ton. Geo. A. Dill, of Prescott, was
chosen chairman. The chairman APP
pointed the following committees: Fl
nance--Supvs. Bailey, Fitzgerald and
Nelson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Put
nam, Jensen, McVean, Fox and Webb.
Auditing Supvs. Stirratt, Taylor
and Copley. Building-Supvs. Kin
ney, Copley and Stirratt. Roads
Supvs. Akers, Foley and Ridgman.
Special committees-To settle with
poor agent, Supvs. Webb, Kinney and
Akers. County Clerk--Supvs. Kin
ney, Foley, and Ridgeman. On Jury
--Supvs. Fitzg erald, Akers and Foley.
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ELLSWORTH EVENTS.

ELLSWORTH EVENTS
The County Board are actively at
work.
i'll. Moody is receiving large line
of holiday goods.
j. b. Jenson now occupies Mrs.
TRUTHS building.
Mark Sanderson moved into his new
house last Saturday.
Ii. B. Warmers house has been re-
ceiving some repairs.
Omar Bacon recently killed four
coons in his hen roost.
Ed. Davis has sold the Exchange
building to Mr.. Ramsey.
Snow fell to the depth of nearly
three inches last Friday night.
Rev. Baker, Baptist minister, has
moved into the Brownlee house.
Mrs. VIM. Woodwork and S. Strick-
land purpose spending the winter in
Ohio.
Clarke Brown broke both bones OF
his left arm between the wrist and
elbow while jumping from board at
the school house last Thursday.
Arrang are being made for
active work in the timber OF this
town during the coming winter.
More cord wood, stave bolts, heading
and logs will be got out than usual.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-17

L. ellison is reelected to the As
sembly in this county by majority of
81 over 7. J. Atwater. Mr.. Atwater' S
large vote was great surprise to al /,
and although very unfortunate in run
ming against such great odds, it shows
the high esteem in which he is held
by his fellow citizens.
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Ono ORIGISALs.-
VIII Marsh is the happy father of a
10-pound boy.
Myron Shaver says he will pay the
cigars now. oIs-lb. daughter.
Charlie Wood and Hardness Camp
bell are in Barron county on hunt.
Ed. Betterly and wife, from Mime
sofa, are visiting their brother, W. H.
Betterly.
The vote in Union was as follows:
Rusk 81, Fratt "a, Kanouse 80, Gibson
Al, Atwater 40. Small vote polled.
Henry Davis left last week for Lam
sing, Iowa, where he is going to learn
the engineer trade with his brother,
Palmer Smith.
John Hale, late clerk in II. Water
sons store, left rather suddenly one
night, leaving number of creditors
here and at Maiden Rock to mourn
his departure.
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The annual report of Supt. Clapp
shows the number of children in the
county between the ages of four and
twenty to be $500. divided by towns
as follows: Baldwin 373. Cady liz,
Taylor 253, Eau Gale 26e, Emerald
ia, Erin 500. Forest "a, Hammond
4S6, Kinnickinnic $50, Pleasant Valley
25S, Richmond 500. Rush River 238.
Somerset 200, Springfield 431, Stanton
So, Star Prairie Isl, st. Joseph 21I.
Troy $40, Warren 22S, Hudson 226.
Total 5,sO6.-,St. Croir republican.
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CL1FroN Chr CHAR

CLIFTON Cur CHAR
James and Gale Dale have returned
from Dakota.
B. Carl has not sold his farm as re-
ported in our last weeks items.
J. w. Lyle has returned from Casle
Rock, Mimi, where he has been on a
visit.
j. NJ. Bailey is building large barn.
II. s. Sawyer, of River Falls, has the
contract.
School commenced in the Bailey dis
trict Monday, with l.. 5. Rounsevell
teacher.
Ben Rissue stopped but a few days
in town before going to Ellsworth to
look up his interests there.
D. Rollin sold 40 acres to s. A.
Brown for ST., 600 instead of $40, as
the type made us say last week.
G.. W. Eastman has returned from,
D. T. where he has been in the employ
of Bailey & Dill during the summer.
Miss Mary Taylor is at Melrose,
Mimi, being unable to return on &C.
count of the town being quarantined
for the prevention of the spread OF
small pox which is raging in that vi
cinity.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-17

Sometime since Mr.. VIM. Cheever,
head miller at the Junction mill in
this village, was appointed to the same
position in Mr.. Freeman s mill at La
Crosse. with the understanding that
he should apportion his labors between
the two mills. Under the new ar
rangement Mr.. Cheever left for La
Crosse last Saturday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-17
MARrEL MERE MENTION

MARTEL MERE MENTION
Election is over and politics are
quiet.
A corn husking bee at Mrs. 0. Hag-
estad's on Tuesday last.
Mr.. ard Mrs. o. A. Sather are visit
ing their relatives and friends at Min
neapolis.
Mrs. CHRISTINA Anderson, widow,
who arrived here from Minnesota a
few weeks ago. died at the residence
of Christ. Evenson on the l4th. She
leaves an aged mother and son to
mourn her loss.
Rev. II. Thorson, Jens. Isaacson and
J. johnson, are this week attending
the Northwestern Conference Of the
Lutheran church which is held at
Bloomer Prairie, Barron county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-11-17

DR.. Andrews horse which was
stolen Nov. 9th, was found wandering
in the town of Kinniekinnic last Sat
urday and returned to the owner. For
some reason DR.. Andrews had changed
the horses in their stalls the night of
the larceny so the thief unwittingly
took the wrong horse, instead of the
valuable one which he intended. aud
upon discovering his mistake undoubt-
edly abandoned the animal.