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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-10
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I}zSlSAshz DWELLING FOR RENT
Tho THRIVE STORY BELCK DWELLING
Hss soven chambers. parlor, dining room and
kschon, wster and gas good room on Eine
street: frs. q or. suitable for store CT cfTce The
houss will os put il good order for . promp.
tensnt. Inquire o. GEhEN g WISE
iaI8-eo.f Hesl Es,s.c AGENTS
ETOR RENT OR SSLX-Tha splendid RES.
g IDGNCE and & R0UE IDS kno3n IS
"COLRCSS.n the residence Of tho late Thomp.
7on +. Mason. Apply TO
GhMEts & WISE,
augGT-T Real EstRte Agents.
NCR SAL One OF the larges. and most
E. eligibly located RE9iDEHGSH, with spa.
cious grounds attached, in the city. For terms,
&C., apply 10 Green G. Wise je30-lf
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Connec:ing With :&srcAsatz' sal M;a3ss line
for Session. steamer
E4s1s" GE TER LIRE
EVERY MUNDAX, WEDNESDAY aad
FRIDAY, ST 90 q c!cak p.1a.; returning, leave
Norfolk On alternate days q. aG1 q. m.
This esaunch ir1I stesEler MSS juat been paint.
ell throughout. s3-tssoo:ns newly furnished rrd
csrpetod, sad is thG i.sr2aoncG. Is veil 90 tie
Safest Dos. Cd the icto.na2 river sad CGeaareske
bay, and IS tina oas esnamor Esbias closU COZ.
nection With t5e New IcrS snd Boston stem.
erg siso c2naccts with Richmond steamers aad
railroad lines onth. Stops st PiaGy PORT
and pHiNT LOOKOUT gong sni returning.
For tn. full and Wi.!es, commcIcirS Oct. 1t,
rates OF fare wI!i BE- rs follows:
FIRST class fra II Fot!.a:s Monroe anG Nor
folk 81 Sc; seco14 Gloss ): 80; n-g. class fhrs 10
Piney ruiDs SID Euil. Log&a.ia s. 90; s,cond
c.E5s i32.
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S&l!rCa sd 8! i2i-la:j0n aid OHIO Railroad.
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Agents
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~ ~ g. sShEhI IL w -
10 1E5 5H H5kTa xAsT ; S SSgTh EST
DOUBLE TRACK.
sTszL RAlhs. SPLENDID sOENEE
kh2HIFIUENT xQUiPaEEf.
tovombs, 2S. 1881.
TIN0aE ! POTGMAG RAILROAD, COZ.
aoE Of Sixth md sti Gets, SIS follows:
g.: philadelphia New York and the East. 8 and
10 81 =. n. daily, except Sunday, snd Zoo, loco
:ni 10 10 p. III asily, with Palace Oars. Linn
.sea E i!;, OF pu.insn Psglor Ga5s sse,:
8 sud 10 80 s. N. daily, except Sunday, and
. GU, 5 DO, 10 and IL Is .. m. dsily.
CbicnSa L,0itsd Express S co .. m. daly; for
ii.ishurs sad West III 30 8 m. daily; $50 p.
N. ss';y, si!h Palace Gar to eittsburg.
Fer C&nanda!sus and tae North, UO a. m.
except sunday and $50 p. n. daily, except
a.1aJ, WITH Fsiace Car so Cnnandsigus.
-: .'sshins, lcSc .. nc. dniiy except Sun
cay.
Ger Baltimore. G a, 500. $50 and 1890 4. NJ,
zee e, 40, 90 $50, 10 20 and 1915 p m.
'n sunday $50 sa& 1890 AM; 2.GO. 10, sac,
=. L. % enc 1915 ?. III.
scr Sopes Ucsaa Aine, 6 40 q. q. and 20 pm.
daily, e&c2p: Sacday.
FHr annapolis. 8 ~ u. u. End 4 SO ,. M daily
except SanG.y.
LUGAL TRAINS.
For AexsnG.s G 81, 72O, 900, and IL 80 a.
M, soo &c s, s ~, 6 - and IL 80 pun. Sum
=. dGT q: 6 81, 8 ~, and Il 81 a. N. and 20 pm.
tt%;n1 teaye Aiexandris for Washington, o.Gr
sl5, md 10 a. L.. and 10, 8, 6, I, 9(5
., II. 3: & IL night.
Ja 3!indsE 81 5.us. and &c 8. n. and OF and
$ s L. II.
rt.EuUEH TRklM FOR TIE SOUTH, via
:tESntico and Richmond, will leave Ale1sr.
dria al e 81 anc II Il o. n. daily and 30 2.
. g. on'i except sunday.
ssat mail, leaving at II u L. NJ, makes but two
stopH, VIZ: at QuanLico and Fredericksburg,
between AloZsnurls and Richmond
Tickets and information can DO procured it
Esinci2sl railroad stations end ticket otlc,s
Southeast. j. 4. WOOD
Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
;Tescr.! Manager. now
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!. sill s;ou,hwsra connects q, Charlottesville,
with uhes. c; Ohio z. r., East sn5 West. at
Ly.chbu7g, CONNECTS With Norfolk & West
ern f. H., through Southwest Virginia. to
Nashville New Orlesa: Memphis, Little Rock
md TsIss-end y. DsEville with Richmond 3
uenvilla 4 T.. to South snd Southwest.
hzrTaas SoUihwsrd connects at Danville for
al points Sou.b Eset and South
Mi&EN TEAMS for Msin Line leave al.
9xsndris daily. except Sunday, 8 AZ o. "a. and
I! Is 6 III, ard returning arrive ST Ale1snGrla
Fo5 MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
Cd? e. cl. and Alo1sndris 70 g. M, daily
o4cep! Sunday, arrive ct Stresbu.gs at II 05 pm.
ooaEectins with the Valley Road East and
West Leave StTss5urs 50 p. t., arriving q:
A!essadr!s &! 8 s. .. n.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
l&ioN lesyna alexandria daily, except Sun.
day. at 9 i5 Il. ~. arriving ~ Strasburg At Q5
10 m, and re.r:aing leaves StTcsbuCg at 5 10
= H., arriving III Aezandrio al 8 IS 2. n.
Fer Mi3ale5u7g, dsiiy connection at Plaias
slsiion.
Fer unpssTi;ie. regular connection ct Della.
ElEne.
For WARXSMTUN. leave Washington ct
6 DO and II &c a. II. daily.
ELL trains make good connections, Of Wash.
tngton. to and from North and West.
S Atlanls sleeper leaves Washington t
~ :. IL. running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
s1d augusta, Ca, without change, Oh 10 70
p. 10. train
hialk'l Aaju:tablo Chair Cars are run on Night
Train between Washington and Danville.
Through tickets very low to the South and
Southwest.
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F>A5'a,7; 81 AF't3s Et:ia,, sso.
E~--sG,sa ssE,R&iga:ss tSSa.
J. i, GIL 4 e z!
az TIE OLD lOCA?IOE-~i53 &INQ ST.,
VIII eznibi: Il well uslUi I'D stock OF
WALL PApEE2. WINDOW HHADSs
!NEN ICES, CO@D sad ihS5KLA gIHE
SiCTU E&j arA EiCTUHk FRAN rs from
tho bes, manufactured. sad imror,e.s, OF The
naEest and NEST p0pula5 das.gup.
de Intends by faith;ul -t.ei.:i1l 10 tho wsat
OF oia cIs.omers Snd fni1 6esllus IL nierl 8
share Of their patronage &C;
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J AsH4NaToN 3 CHIC RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

49, beginning October 10, 1881.
The AAiL TRAIN will leave Washington
q 40 8 n. srd Alexandria at s25 4. m.
daily except Sunday; pass, Leesburs. going
TeSs ward, es II ~ a. N. and arrive ct Rour
ali! ST IA Is p 10. Leave Round Hill at ~ OF
p NJ; pass Lees burg, gong eastward, at l 10
p. a., snd arrive ct Alexandria at 8 10 D. n.
irn Il Washington at 3 20 p. NJ.
ina hCLOhGuDATlON TRAIN will leave
darlington o. ~ p. M. and Alexandria at
- p. n daily, except sunday, and arrive at
Lee5burg at b 4Jp 70 Leave Lseeour at 6 90
N AID arrive st ALI xsndria at 8 is q, M,
and WeshinGton at 8 30A 10.
~ Passengers from Washlagson will tskc
The washington and OHIO cars Ut toe Baltimore
g Potomac Railroad station st9 20 Am. and 40
2. "a. RIA 90 through withou, change Ct ca!s
The 9.2S SIN. train from Alexandra and l23O
2; ~ train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with COS EET'S Daily Line Of
Coaches for Snickersville, Berryville and Win
Chester; slso Hedm.ns Line Of Coaches, which
!HsV- Leesourg daily for Aldie and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close connections
a. Vienns, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fairs
lA1 Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 cts per mlIa
aEnasl siekets, ESQ.
3 q. HAVENER,
ocl4-ff General Ticket Agent.
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EAEEEDAHS.

s?IEGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
jGKN S. BARBECUE, President
On End sitter SUNDAY, Nov. 20, 1881, Pas.
9NGSar tralns will run es follows;
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SBWING MACHINES Just reca,yed An.
~ othsr supply of tho celebrated DUNKST!O
SEWlhG AACuISkS. III pe.sonB who e1
pect 10 purchsre will do we'll ~ call and zee the
special advantages of The DON ESTlC' before
purchasing.
oci5 8 LHADREATEH BRO
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W ASHlNGT0N GORI0R.R

Under authority of decree CT the Circa;
Court OF Richmond city, rendered AprI %, 1920
in tEe suit Ct Harry Lewis ct ala VS.. tho W. E
Court of Appeals of Virgins ct ns Sept. III ber
term 1881 the undersigned, special Connlis
sioner5, will, At IL o'cIocs n . On tho
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HITCHCOCK LAHPSi
- HITCHCOCK LAMPSlI
We have Just received a largo invoice of the
Oeieorstt d Hitchcock Lamps jus! ihs ihipg t-r
shendsome snd useful present
MCLEAN & ITHLER
now Is King street.
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st the railroad ceoo: Of tho Washington erd
Ohio Railroad tc!upar3. in the city OF Alsxuu,
o,is. Va, offer .. public auction the
ENTIRE LIZ Il OF EE ~ S4LNGTCN 3
OHIO IA IROhi:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-03
THE PIONEER PRESS
L 8 g L

The PIONEER PRESS" says the saltwater Lumber
man, sis undenably the representative paper Oh tine
Northwest. The amount of money expended on II
sad its enterprise the collection Of State aud naon
al news are unsurpassed and unequaled' IL Is 10
western Wisconsin northern Iowa, southern Manic
ba Dakota and all of Minnesota, mora than any one
paper in the State New York-more. in fact' thsh
any paper is to any part OF the East Inc lnauu
features railroads agriculture and entire business OF
the Northwest find such an organ and representative
In the PIONEER PRESS as can be found nowhere eise an
the United States, for any other part Oh THIS con
nent" This is but sample of the universal tesuIno-
nv from all quarters TO the superiority OF the PIONEER
Pass In all the essentials of hrstclass metropolitan
newspaper and to its conceded position in the front
rank of the great American journals OF the oAy' ~
has substantially competitor in the vast territory
which forms the field OF its crculsoon' ano Wncn
occupes almost to the exclusion Of any other morning
newspaper Its circulation which has never Increased
more RAPIDLY than during the past a1 months Is touf
or five times as great that of any other newspaper
In the Northwest, outside OF Chicago ana SI Aouis
nly the leading papers in those cities pay so inucn
AZ the PIONEER PRRss for telegraphic specials and
sxceut these no other paper in the Northwest man
tains so large corps OF news correspondents ~ las
Its paid representatives at every great or
news center the United States a. well as at al local
points in Minnesota and the adjacent States and the
Territory of Dakota. Its arrangements tor 1881 en-
brace still more comprehensive system OF teierap
eorrespondence at Washington. New YORK boston'
Cincinnati Chicago, Milwaukee and numerous otnet
.;,iss a. wall a. At all the important State capitals,
and still more widely extended system Of local news
collection from this and neighborng states In inc
tuDaas .nd accuracy of its market reports it may safely
challenge comparison with other western Journal
Relieving the Republican party to be the safest repos
tory Of the great trusts of the government tne 70
syER PREss is q Republican newspaper without oelng
,ar+v oroan II holds the sphere Of the Journalist
% be above all parties and his true function to be that
az faithful historian of public events just candid
and impartial censor of public men and measures.
and fearless and independent exponent OF the oeaA
ouinion on all public questions.
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UTAH.

The steam saw mill is busily at work.
Some friend has our thanks for a
copy of the A. o. U. w. Advocate,
with which we are we'll pleased.
A man by the name or Swanson, liv-
ing near or OH the Orion farm, in the
town of Trenton, had both of his
legs broken by log rolling on him.
Some time in the afternoon of Thurs
day the oath ult. our little community
was greatly shocked by the announce
ment that our friend and neighbor,
Aaron Robbins, was killed. The par
ticulars of his death, as near as we
can learn from those who were there
shortly after the accident occurred
are as follows: The, deceased was
saving alone with "a cross-cut SAW
about one hundred feet at right angles
from a tree that had been blown over
and had lodged against another tree
which stood erect, and upon which Il
brother of the deceased was engaged
in cutting down. The brother called
deceased's attention to couple of
squirrels near by on tree, and to OBJ
tain better view of the little ami
mails the deceased moved to one side a
step. The brother noticed that the
trees were about to fall and gave the
cry of warning. But, alas, too late,
for down came a branch of the tree
striking the deceased on the head
producing, as is supposed, congestion
of the brain. He did not speak after
wards. and fingered till about Que
o. clock in tile morning, when he ex
pired. His remains were followed to
the grave by u large concourse OF
fliends and neighbors, who deeply
sympathize with the stricken ones
berett of husband and father. The
services were conducted by Rev.
Phillips, who took for his text tie
ID verse of the 7tn chap. of Ecclesias.
ties at is better to go to the house
Of mourning, &c" His remains were
deposited III the cemetery.
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MAIDEN hOCh.
Ice is 30 inches thick.
Trade is dull at present.
Miss Della Abair is again working
here.
The social at Mrs. Sands was very
pleasant.
Snow is so deep as to nearly stop
teaming.
W. c. King, temperance lecturer,
is expected here soon.
The indefatigable agent, Mrs. NJ.
Brewer. laid up only few days for
snow.
j. d. Trumbull purchased DR.. Bur
roughs ponies, harness AMI buggy re-
Gently.
For cheap harnesses. saddles, trunks,
ETC., go to Chas. Barton's harness
shop.
Last Saturday several of our young
folks attended the teachers meeting
at Plum City.
Frank Churchill is back from the
west. lie reports plenty of cold
weather ont there.
Miss Sprague, the Juvenile organic
er of the Good Templars' lodge, is ex-
pected to be here in a few days.
Mr.. Baldwin, of Lake City. Mimi,
more familiarly known as Jockey
Baldwin" died suddenly OH the Esd
inst.
We recently received letter from
Volga, D. T., which said all business
was stopped on account of the deep
snow.
Mr.. Ed. Stevenson. our drug man,
who expected to go away the first Of
this month, Will probably remain here
during the summer.
The oath III several loads OF
Masons repaired TO the residence OF
Mr.. Shultz, on Rush River, and had a
general surprise party.
We were pleased to hear Mr.. T. j.
McAndrews, of the Carmichael dis.
triet spoken very highly of as teach
Ell by one of his patrons.
On the 10th ult. the wives and
friends of the Masonic fraternity as
saulted the lodge room, while the Ma
sons were in session, took possession.
and since have reported Jolly
good time.
Dr.. Burroughs has closed out his
practice here. lie went to st. Paul.
where ne viii remain a few WEEKS,
from there he goes to Chicago, where
he will stop short time, flom there
he goes to Washington, D. c.
Serious accident.-As old Mr. Cliff
ford was passing from the post office Il
| Mr.. Merrill's store, on the oath ult.,
| ne slipped and fell, breaking off tb'
hurnerus of his left arm just below
the JOINT of that bone at the shoulder
Dr.. Burroughs was Immediately called
i'm and set the fractured bone. Mr.
lc. is doing well at time of writing tol
! man UT nearly 70 years.
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WAvERLEY.

j. Buckley has sawed large pile of
wood for Mountain.
10. Killeen, of Lake City, has
been selling several horse teams here
lately.
P. Kelley lost horse last week.
This is the fourth horse he has lost
i'll three years.
Treasurer Decks extension of time
will soon expire. Delinquent tax pay
ers please take notice.
Frank Grant closed a three months
term of school in district No. l, Ell
Paso, on the 18th inst.
A party from Ellsworth is drilling a
well for Jerry Mountain and has
reached the depth of IS feet without
6nding water.
Town politics are being talked up
somewhat, and from what we hear
there is prospect for another little
fracas over the gubernatorial position.
The question of forming joint
school district of part of district
No. 6, FL Paso, and some more terri
tory from the town of Salem is talked
of. 1t is not likely to be accom-
plished.
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ELLSWORTH.

The sick people are nearly all con-
valescent.
Gertie Brown is reported sick with
diptheria.
II. Lowater was at home for short
time last week.
The ice on Lake Pepin is said to be
SO inches thick.
C. Manser has gone to Hersey to
start a meat market.
The dance of the I'D was rattle r
thInly attended, only 43 couples being
present.
1t is time that some one should in
form Spring that 1.-THE stage waits. ="
She seems To forget to appear.
Two accidents happened near here
last week. Charles Olson, OF this
town had his right arm broken by a
falling tree on Saturday, his head
and shoulder being some@ hat lnjnl ed
also: On Tuesday A. Swanson, Of
Ottmans Corners. was struck by a
tree which broke both legs below the
knee.
W. S. Fertile gave two lectures, or
entertainments, in the Court House
last week. Mr.. Z. excels in impersola-
ton OF comic characters, especially
those requiring a command of broken
English. His German and Negro i'm
| presentations are excellent. lie is also
very good yentiilpquist. he viii APP
pear at the Dime Concert on Saturday
evening next as The Puzzled Dutch.
mal.'
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OAK GROVE.
Our roads are again badly drifted.

Our roads are again badly drifted.
Owen Murphy is visiting with his
brothers at Saltwater.
School in Dists. No. / and 2 will
close Wednesday, March 9th. for the
winter.
Robert Andree will start for his fa-
theirs home in Traverse county, Ninn..
this week.
Charley Tears little boy is quite
sick. DR.. Young, of Prescott, is in
attendance.
Samuel Muller, one of our most en-
terprising young men. started for his
place in Dakota, on Tuesday last.
Trouble between the teacher and
some of the scholars in Dist. No. 4,
was the cause of law suit recently
The spelling school in district No.
2, on Friday evening last was largely
attended and all were highly pleased.
Our overseers of highways will re-
member that they are to meet ut the
usual place of holding elections on the
third Monday of March to settle with
the Supervisors.
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NiNSIGktNkIfA
Mrs. Il. N. Fuller is suffering with Il
severe sore throat.
Gorge Chinook bought span Of
Norman mares of DeLoss White hast
Saturday.
T. I. Follansbee has built an ice
house, and now he is hauling ice from
the the falls to fill it.
Some of our pioneers attended the
old settlers reunion at Hudson. They
report an excellent time.
Leslie Whitcomb returned home
lust Thursday, being obliged TO give
up his school on account of i'll health.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended the temperance lectures at the
Falls last week. They all speak very
highly of Dr.. Reynolds.
Miss Wheden closes her school next
Friday, after three months of excel
lent work. We hope that she may be
retained for the summer term.
There was party at Sam Atcheson's
last W eGnesday. The new bride and
groom were present but the intimate
relationship was unknown to the as
semblage at that time.
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Politicians are on tbs move.
Wolves howl here egery night.
Some wild cats have been seen.
Come out and hear cur preacher.
Fl. Pumpkin has rented his farm to
Carl Narqnest. Mr.. P. will take a
trip to the golden west.
A. A. Fisher is preparing for the
sugar cane business. He intends to
make first-class article.
Remember that +. c. Arnold will
have some of the best climated
fruit trees to sell this season.
S. A. Porter has manufactured some
very excellent cabinet work, such as
stands, brackets, etc. Call and see
them.
w. S. Fertile, of &. Paul, who has
been lecturing through here on morals,
is a success, and we can highly recon-
mend him to all.
A neck tie festival was held at Tren-
ton Hall Feb. 25th. Rev. Lewis, OF
Rcd Wing, gave panorama entertain
ment. Proceeds to go to the minister.
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CLIFTON.

Our population is increasing.
Lodge sociable at Wilkinson's last
week.
Schools No. 2 and have closed for
the winter.
Joe Davis and family are once more
residing in Clifton.
Adventist services at Pierce Valley
last Sunday forenoon.
Matt Dill is wintering upwards OF
80 head of beef cattle.
John Hutchins is preparing to emf
CRATE Minnesota-wdrd in the spring.
Come out to the socIables. Bring
your nickle ttke in sunshine and be
happy.
Miss Winnie Finley will teach in the
Beldenvlle district next summer, we
understand.
The Y. NJ. C A. collapsed after one
meeting. Cause, absence of rightly
in the d0rS;ll Verte Drae.
Jay Baird closes his school at Pierce
Valley this week. Jays patrons vote
him IA complete success as a teacher.
Ye correspondent is showed up in
the woods at the time of this writing
hence the abbreviated condition OF
news items.
Our district clerks are receiving
their regular semi-Innual visits from
pedaso cues DESTROYS of situations for
the summer.
Schoolmaster Hickok talks Of going
west next spring. and his eyes are
''sot" toward Minnesota. Coming
events, etc. etc
Nearly all the young men who as
suned matrimonial responsibilities
last winter are investing in cradles
now. Boys are predominant.
Pierce Valley lodge talks of an
oyster supper. The young people Of
that vicinity know low to do justice
to any thing in the line OF edlbles.
Our Prescott neighhor evidently
does no. read the Piaindealer vel y
closely or lie would have been notified
Of the Association at PfsToe Valley.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-03
A new blacksmith at Utah.

new blacksmith at Utah.
B. II. Corcoran was in town re-
Gently.
To Supt. McCleary we are indebted
for pleasant call.
The Spring Grove district enrolls rs
pupils in its school register.
Fertile, lecturer, contortionist and
ventriloquist is evangelizing in town.
Rumor hath it that manufacturers
of bogus coin are operating in this
locality.
Walter Campbell, of River, Falls
smiled benevolently on our citizens
last week.
The birthday of the immortal George
was not observed to any great extent
in Trimbelle.
An abortive attempt was lately
made to establish a Juvenile Temple
at this village.
Bill Richter, the lightning grubber
has joined to himself d wife and will
locate in town.
The Trenton horse thief passed
through town with his stolen chattels
headed for Prescott.
We were lately shown some fine
specimens of map drawing by the pu'
pills of the Utah school.
The late snow and consequent dIifts
causes elongation of the phizes OF
professional wood haulers.
The school at Utah continues till the
| first of April. A six and one hall
months term without intermiSsion.