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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-08-17
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girls to work for US right in their own To-
calities. The business will pay more than
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expensive outfit and all that you need,
money very rapidly. You can devote your
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moments. Full information and all that is
needed sent free. Address Stinson & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Oct 13 42-ly.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements inserted at the rate -
500 per square lone inchl for first insertion :
ami IS cents for each subsequent insertIo' .
Douhie column advertisements ten per cent.
on above.
Notices OF meetings, obituaries and tributes
ofreSpect, same rates Der square as ordinary
advertisements.
Special Notices in Local column Is cen'
perline.
Advertisements not marked with the num-
Der Of in>er;"rS will hc kept in ill forbid
and charged accordingly.
Special contracts made with large advet.
tiscrs with liberal deductions on above rates
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PROSE and POETRY
EQUALLY AS LOW.
TF. GRENEKER'S
BOOK STORE.
Mar. 80, 1S-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

Go TO MCBURNEY'S AID buy yourself scnc
OF those fac A,XanCrIe made BROOM5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-15

Nail, Southwark, connects ct Charlottesville
with Ches. & Ohio K. r., Vast and West. At
LyneEbprg, connects with Norfolk & West.
ern K: r., through Southwest Virginia 10
snd Te1ss-ard st DaHville with Richmond &
Dsnviie 4. r., to South snd Southwest
ESpT6ss southwark connects at GEarIcttee.
ville al points on Ches. & Ohio +. r.. snd
at Dsnville for sll points South. Eas: AID South.
MIXED TRAINS for II sin Line leave II.
exsrdria daily, except Sunday, 500 8. m. and
II IS q. n, and returning arrive at Alexandra
II DC N and 240 ?. u.
For MANASSAS LINE leave WASHINGTON
10 q. m. and Alexandria IS q. M, dsily
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West, Leave Strssburz 81 9. M, arriving a;
Alexandria * e IS =. N.
MIXED TRAIN FOB MANASSAS DIV
ISION leaves Ale1andris daily. c1coot Sun
day, at 8 GO g. ~, arriving st Strssourg a. Us
y. M, and returning leaves Strsshusg Al S rs
e. IA, arriving III Alexandria 1T Z sc p. m.
For Middleburg daily connection a! Plain:
station.
For Uppetville. regular connection 6. Dei.-
For wAER eNToN. leave Washington RI,
10 s. n. daily and II 05 a n. daily, except
Sunday
Passengers can leave Wsrrenton ct 25 m
ana take mixed train AZ Junction and reach
Aiexandria at IL III %, ia time to make? A. j.
and New York.
All trains make good connections, Is Wash
ington, 70 and from n ORTIZ and West.
New Orleans sleeper leave s Washington ct
7 10 a. m, running through without change,
FSst train Wi Marks Adjustable Reclining
! Chair Car attached runs through t. White sui
phur Springs without change ard from White
Sulphur to Baltimore without change. This is
| the fastest train between these points.
Pullrnsn Sleeping Cars between Washington
! ana Augusta, Ca, without. charge on III Is
p. m train.
Through tickets very low to the South md
| SouthWsst.
MERCER SLAUGHTER, G. T. Z.
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Opening tnG CLOSING o. tile Nails,
CLOSING.
Washington, .. G., Snd Northeastern maila
o. NJ, II N. and = s2d Is p. n.
Western mails 80 and ) Is p. n.
Southern malta, via Richmond W., 10 81 z.
m. and 80 snd Is q. III.
South and Southwestern maila, via Lynch.
burg, Virginia, way and through mhiIs, 7 90 8.
N. and " ?. m.
MANASSAS Division 90 o. n.
Alexandria TO Round Hill Va, COS. M
OPENING,
NoIthern and Western mails, Wis Washing
son, u. u, 3O q. N. II n. and 90 p. III.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, so ;. m
and 8 80 6. N.
thwesteTn mails vie Lynchbu7g. Virginia,
lthrouGh maiis) including Way mails on MidlGnd
Raiiroad, s ~ 3. n.
Manassas Division &C pm for lock box only.
Round Hill to Alexandra, Va, 3 70 =. N.
Office Rours-Cfice opens 1t b 80 n. m. End
closes at % p. m.
Sunday Hours-Caico opens st IS Z. D., and
closes st 80 o. m.
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Stesncr5 CT Ehis line will run IS follows:
yes NGEsTeeER.

0tesmer5 CT this line will run IS follows:
Ea& NGsE@ER,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
Tor Boston, 9teXln6f
AaS e GR FEE EssEB
sVhHY GOEpAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, r! co o. clock pm. returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate dsYs 81 400 y. m.
This stsrnch iron steamer hiss just been paint.
Cd throughout. staterooms newly furnished and
! carpeteh, and Is the hsndsonest Us we'll os the
sstest boa. on the Potion &c river and chesapeake
Deg, anu Is the only steamer MAILING close con-
lection with the New York and Boston steam
era; also CONNECTS with Richmond steamers and
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEY POINT
snd POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
BEGINNING Msy let, 1851, excursion tickets,
good for SVEN dsys, will be issued as follows :
Firstclsss round trip to TT. Monroe and Norfolk
SO o. frs. class fare 10 Fortress ii onroe snd
Norfolk 81; second class each way ST 5O first
class fare 10 Piney Point and Point Lookout
u 81; Est class round trip to pinny Point and
foinl !! ookout - W; second class each way zoe.
Slslerooms 81; meals 75c.
EJ&s NEW Tss7sA.
STEGJ%SSS Il. e. EyS-ss sIT .sSrD 5nls>s
&xSSG,.%
EVERY FRIDAY, vt u ~; and returning
Leave Nep! Cork, from pier il, Eaet river. EV.
ELY SATURDAY, 1T 4 o clock y, Ia.
Tho steamers o. this company make conncc.
tons ct Norfolk for Bostor anG ell roints E,ct
at New York with all points West end Norrhs
west, and 1T Ale&andris with Virxinia Midlsnd
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rhies aivcn and freight hsnd led care.
fully snd promptly. For further lntormatIou
apply 70 r. &. nAED, Agent
WIZ, r,,,,,, ianney's wharf.
WM. TEO APSON, President,
l4l6 street,
sap 27-ti Washington, D. Q.
..;sss,:<a CLYDS'S STEAM LINE WEEK
Ssist!sSs LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PRCvr-
DENCR AND BOSTON.
Sfcauecslosye AlezSndria EVERY TITEs,
Day and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
URDAY. "a = :
This line connects TT Alexandra With ste
D. s. Ia. end 7! s o. K. Rs, sao ct Fh;Isdei,
pa:a with C!ydc's regular Steamships for vii
River, Providence and Boston, VA
Freight forwarded with prouptnens, o...
free OF commissions.
Ao charge tor transfer in Pbiladolphis, and
Q wharfage In Boston. Quick time. Frenuant
departures. Through rates snd throuoh Kills
ot !Sd!ng giTan. Insurance OF the lowest rata.
Agents:
+. a. REID, Alexandria.
VIM: 2 CT DE & CO., Philsdolpkis
jan ST.
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ssRyas, GgEEMECaF-g+ sc.
Perry, Gs, April il, 1879.

Perry, Gs April "a. 1879.
/ have wstcned the uee OF the Tediclne now
| Known 90 ";>wif?s Sych!il!ic Specific over ttiy
years, snd haze never heard Of failure 10 cure
when properly taken. c'mT enced the use OF
It On my SLAVES between lS5) ard 1855 IS also
did number Of my np;ghboTs. and in every
case that cams within my ka"wlcdgnlt effected
cIrc. In 1885 Geo Walker, bought at auction
a Stare not 1carrnntci alter ihe p1Tc1ssa 1t
WAS discovered that he had had Syphilis for
twelve years. His head wss without n h7lr CT
It. Ee treated him with this remedy, and liz
four weeks he was eoand and well, ard in stIcrt
time had a. fine hesd OF hs:r So YVES over
owned BE- negro. He oared this slave manY
years. ard he lever had shy return Ct the dig.
ease, nor lost a days WORK.
TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, FRO.
pretors, Atlanta, Gs.
Sold by E. s. Leadbe s. Bro.
Gail for copy OF "ioung aen's Friend"
sDw D. 8. LrADDEArER. THos. 1EApBEArEs
{. S. Leadbe2ter L Bro.
Eo.. sad7S. Fairfax IT..
Established l7s2.
Dealers in
;'uEE DRUGS snd MEDICINBs, CEEMI.
III II hE E6iHI o aAhb lEkS 5Sabs
SPICES, AGRICULTURE
CHEMICALS FINETOI-
LET GOODS, &C., &c.
Hcoprietoro OF Gnodyne Psctorsl, Lpbricstine
L;1imen!, Essence Jamaics Ginger ard Cough
Syrup, and Agents for Eyer's Medicines aver
ups Chemical Paints &C.
Every ei!or. will DC ulad3 to mairain the higa
reputation Of on. old establishment. my3
JOHN ID. Ii. LUNT'
(Successor to Lurt s. DsvdSon)
DEALER IN DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAT
TINT MEDICINES AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
n. E. corner King and Washir gton ete.,
ALEXANDRIA. We.
Physicians Prescriptions specially. jar10
w. E. CREIGHTON
Wholesale and Ke.ail Dealer in
DEUGs, CHEMICALS. = 1Nrs,
Patent Medicines, Oils. Dye StufTs,
Garden Seed, &C., &c.
30. So G:'sg street, (,sr,der SareptG Rea,)
ALEIAuuRTA, VIRGINIA.
Fnys:cisls' Prescriptions carefully ccnpo1ud.
Cd. Orders viii receive prom pt R:ten.icn.
nh 24--tf
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Brio a BRAC BRAID ard IRISH lscs 10 al
widths u-t opeued at
auglOlH l. EICHBERG's.
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1851 GREAT 1851

ASSl GREAT SSl
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK
5TzSA. Rails. SPLkNDID 6OENEE
MAGNIFICENT SQUIPMEEi.
msy 10TH, 1881.
Trains iesve Washington from depot OF BAL.
TIMORE s POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and q str sets, as follows:
Fos Philadelphis, ow YORK and :he East. 8 and
~ 81 an. daily, except Sunday and 200, 10. 90
and IL Is p. q daily. with Palace Ours am
itad Express of Pullman Farlor Cars $50 o.
. N. dally, except Sunday EoG Philadelphia
and III 80 y. II. daily, except sunday, and
OO, do, 10 and 10 Is p. NJ. daily.
For Pit.sburs and the Yves: $50 a. M, with
Parlor CIR 20 P.ttsburg sud Sleeping Car to
Pittsburg and Chicago; 1879 u. III. daily
9.5c y. d. csr 3, vita Paisce' Oar TO Chicago.
For Cslsndsigua and the NORTH, S w a. III.
e1eep: Sunday and 9.3j p. n. 1sily, except
Saturday, with Palace Csr =. Canandaigue.
For Wstkins, 1880 q. &c. daily except Sun
dSy.
For Baltimore, 6 u, 800. $40 snd 1879 q. M;
2.OO, N, 40, 6.4C $50, 10 70 and 10. Is D. IL.
On Sunday, 800 and 1880 an; 2.CO. $40, $50,
Fer Popes Greek Line % !. m. and 90 p. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6 ~ c. m. and 40 p. m. daily
except Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandra 100, ~, 40, and II 80 a,
D1', and 70, 3, & 70, and IL 80 p. I'll. Sun
dsy st I O0, TO- and II 80 a. m. and p. m.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 500
800, and 10 a. La. and II 40, 3, s, 7, 9l0
p. n. and IL night.
u Sunday at SU5, and 10 p. n. and 90 snd
IL .. M.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR. THE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond, will leave Ale1an-
drlA Ut 7.2) and II Il a. m. daily and 8 70 p.
m. daily, except Sunday.
Fast mail, leaving at II u q. NJ makes bu, two
stops, VIZ: at Quantico and FredericSgbue,,
between Alexsndris aud Richmond
ilcfets and information csn be procured It
principal rsi!road stations snd ticket offices
0ou!hesst j. 4. WOOD,
~, Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
General M1nccer. mv19
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QUEEN CELEBR Rated YEAST
" CAK ES.-I have made arrangements with
tn. Manufacturer By which can supply the
rsde at factory prices. a fresh supply received
to day eue3 j. O. MlLBUKN
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STESNEEE.
NoT10E,
FOX POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

q. On ard efter Monday, August 1st, 1881, the
Steamer T, v, ARROWSMITH, will lesye her
wharf, foot of Ri. q Street a. 73y 8. NJ livery
MON DAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
for all RIVER LANDINGS On Monds7 a.
Tar IS Nomini Fiery; On Tauud.,, Nonini
Curfiomsn and Le"nsrdtown; On Saturday
Currlomsn aud Leonard!own,
:, Inc steamer connec!s esch trip with steamer
ISIlC 1T hsthss' Point Tor Brent's wharf
Ghspel Point Brick House. Little Ferry and
&atoS Cleek. '1
jY:9-tt J. r WOOD N,,o,o
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M AsHIEGTOA Is OHIO EAILKUhu

IA ASHlEGTOA Is OHIO EAILKUhu
UmMER ARRANGEMENT.
IVY IkAlHS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
OAI) bETH ALEX aEDRIA
AND ROUND HILL,
Beginning day 8, 1881.
EeGVe w ashlngLoL a. 20 e. N. md 20 D.
M. and Alexandria ct 925 8. m. 425 D. N.
fAsa Loesburg, going westward, at IL 81 g. n.
and AZ p. m. and arrive at Round Hill c,
IL 10 p m. and 20 p N. Leave Round Eli
at ~ s. m. and II 81 Pho. Faas Lses burg, 20.
ing eastward, st gu IL. and 10 D. NJ, snd
arrive st Alexandria st s Is 1. ~, and IS
2. m m, and Al Washington 825 g. II. aid
25 2. m.
S@ Passengers from Washington will take
tho Washington and Chic CARS 1T toe Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station ate 20 O. m. ana 40
2. H., and 90 through to KcunC Hill without
charge OF CAFE.
The 925 s.m. trsln from Ala1anGris snt i22O
9. n. train from Round Hill counoc. at Round
Hill with Mccoy & Wiqginton's Daily Line of
Coaches Tor SDlcsersviiIe. 6erryville and Win
Cluster; also Resmers Line Of Coaches. which
;,oavs nees burg daily for Aide and Middle.
burg
Both trains. westward make close connec.iop,
Is Vienus, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Pair.
t&1 Court House.
Communication tickets, 81 CTS Nor milo
ANIMAL tickets, 800.
< q. HAVENEH,
my II. General Ticket Agent.
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III TICE.
CHANGE or TIMg,
on End stteE Monday, October 4sh. the
~ follows: "''' u"
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,:
Soy, : 90, 6 80, Q So 10 80 and II 30s and
u ~, ~, Z 81, $50, 4 80, 80, 80 and so
p. n. "
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
o 81, w. ~, 80, 10 so and II 30 q. IT,, and
p. II, -0 ~
On Sunday the frat trip from each end will be
nt 80 .. u. "''1 ~
1ny25 Gee. 4. PHILLIPS, Msnsr3r,
/ inland & SEABCARD OOAsTlNG co
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lCOMNiUNICATED.
"COrne Unto Me-"

COMMUNICATED.
"COrne Unto Me-"
BIZ VIRGINIA B PAsCoE.
IA Reply 60 Father kgao's beau;ifn! pocn.
Wesry, sio a;ck III, Oppressed,
"COtuo TO Me" T.! give hte rest;
Look swly !rom oa'thg scenes.
Whese the "5ua o. Ri!hteCusoc5s' JosMs
GlJrioo'Ig divine!
Whe1 he ftsuds SO iovs deceive VI.
Huu1so hearts gtow cad, and csvc u,
WGr dy pro5p,c.s t9!l aid ic!isA.
Hopes wi,Gla cur bys5m ;ecish;d
Fedo aGd pass aT,y.
ListeL! lis .he sill n \. v,,c.
Bidding o. 'mit-, al r ic
Gem, 70 Me- l. Ii Dev:r leave thee,
Never, pevrr ~l icrJske ;hcc,"
Faithful 10 the enc.
Tho the Threatening clcuis draw peGror,
Til around Thy pathway lower.
"Graoe Wi. be suficien. for shce,"
Come to Me, MP yoke is cay,
Aud MY burden light"
Rsst thouIt hsve this woIl3 csr uc7er
Give thee: then secure forever,
Safe from harm and danger bono
As lamb Hithn Ny arms,
Tend=rlg II! fold saec.
SHIRLEY, Amherst ,unty, Va.
CoRsETs CoIsETs Fresh supply just re-
cpiva6 lu EICuprpn'S
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EJSs NEW TeER.
STEAMERS Il. G. EsI-FG sIT .ssrH .3,,,sIs
%GESCSs
EVERY FRIDAY, vt II ~; and returning
leave NeH Cork, from pier il, Eaet river. Ey.
ELY SATURDAY, vt 4 o Clock T. Il.
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sIOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH FO8.
TRBS5 MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
TIE STEAMER
u CRGE LE a ~

carrying the u. = Hsi)
w, WI iesVe her wharf, foot OF Prince street, OF
TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS At & n N
I p;di oS ! st $50 p n stopping &,
turning Returning leaves Norfolk on WEI.
sEoDA1S. FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS ct 4
o'c eek y. n.
.besinnhg with Ms71, 1851 Excursion tickets
VII! 30 Issued good for four days, US f5Ilow:;
t,rst e'ss iste to Fortress Monios and Nor.
l9lA, % vi FIRST c!sts round trip, So o. Second
G,sss, eaca way, 81 6Gi First class fare to iney
CONT and Point Lookout, ST 60 First cisss
round t'ip, So; Second Glass, each wsy, IS CTS.
sihterooms ST.. Meals IS eta. - ~'''
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Stunt
P. B. H0CB, Agent mh36
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CSI MgssVOs MERCHANTS.

COW MISSION MERCHANTS.
80, r: W .oDERs. a.swA1NH
A'e@a' Idra, Va J AlczsEdri., vs..
r soDERs & SWAINE.
GRoOEEs. LIQUOR AND CoGMIssIoS
MERCHANTS,
DIG LOUISIANA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Consignnents solicited and prompt returns
, made. myl3-tf
THOMAS PERRY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER IN FLOUR, FISH, SALT, AND
FERTILIzE
Also Agent for
" all . ana CElILHD
PLOWS.
febl9-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
s. B. FISHER. @. VIM FISHER.
N'lSHER Sc BROS,
Successors to Fisher, Eoss & Cc.,)
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
AERCHANTS,
No. IS Gamer street, Alexsndris, Va
Special attention given to the GALE Of country
! produce, poultry, &c. jan20-tf
| HIHAS s. TAYLOR, Jr.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Agent for
J. 3. FICKLEN g. SONS HHIDGEWATER
FLOUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
DEALER srd GUTTER OF Hay.
Prompt attention given to sll orders both from
city and country.
% KING STREET,
isnl2 Alexandria, Va,
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CoRsETs CoIsETs Fresh supply just re-
ceived ct auglO Iw |. EICHBERG's,
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seS Ask Ycur druggist for 4 COPY Of ny cur!
Men Friend '-an0 read it.!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-03
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been made in the
condition OF a certain mortgage made, execu-
ted and delivered by Oliver Johnson, mort
gageor to Andrew q Anderson, Mortgage, ON
The oath day OF October, A. d. 1878, 20 secure
the paymeiIt OF the sum OF six hundred and
sixty-two dollars, and interest thereon at the
rate OF ten per cent. per annum payable an
nually, according to the terms OF four prom
issory notes bearing evendate Herewith, exc
cuted by said Oliver Johnson to said Andrew
q Anderson, W ich mo- tgage was duly re-
corded in the Office OF the Regi ter of Deeds
IN and Tor Pierce county, on the 5th day of
November, A. ID 1878, at IL o'clock NJ, in
book of Mortgage Deeds, on Pages 90, and
81, and whereas the said Oliver Johnson Ivy
an instrument in writing under his hand aud
seal, sold assigned transferred aud set over
said mortgage to Thomas 0'Brien, Sen :,
which said assignment was duly recorded IN
the office of the Register OF Deeds tor said
Pierce county on the 22nd day OF January.
A 1879, at s o'clock A. M, in book ON
pages 445 and 446 in which said mortgage
covers and conveys the following described
premises situate in the county CT Pierce and
| State OF Wisconsin, tO-wit: The east halt
OF the south east quarter ct section thirty
| three, in township twenty-five, range fifteen
west and no action or proceedings at law,
| or otherwise has been instituted TO recover
the said mortgage debt or any part thereof /;
| and whereas there is now due and unpaid
4
| dred and ten dollars and ninety five cents, as
principal and interest thereon. Now therefore
notice is hereby given that under and by viz
tue of the lower OF sale III said mortgage
| contained, and in pursuance OF the statute
| in such case made and provided, said mort
gage will be forecllsed by the sale OF said
Inortgaged premises or So much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amount of SAID
mort gage debt, and the costs and expenses
| Of such sale including the sum OF thirty dol
lars stipulated III said mortgage as and tor
| solicitors fe in case of foreclosure thereof,
aud that said sale will be made at public
auction to the highest bidder tor cash, by r.
NJ Sands, Deputy Sh-riff OF Pierce county,
on the 18th day of March, 1881, at ten o'clock
| in the forenoon of said day at the front door
OF the Post Office in the village Of Maiden
| Rock in said county.
| Dated january 26th, 1881 -n40-6t
| THOMAS C'BRIEN, Sen, Assignee.
AMBROSE Cook, Attorney for. Assignee
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A l Der Cane.

Having been requested to furnish
an article for the RIVER FALLS JOUR
NAL on the culture of the cane, but
not having been engaged in the manu-
facture of sugar from the cane, l
shall give only a brief of my observa-
tions of the laws governing the pro-
duction of sugar i'll sugar producing
plants.
1t is we'll established fact that
sugar producing fruits and plants
when ripened in the shade, and in
cool weather contain an excess
of acid, and asmall per cent of sugar.
Therefore, if you expect to realize a
large percentage of sugar from amber
cane in this climate YOU must plant
it early, in warm soil, and keep it well
cultivated and free from weeds, and
let the hot, or direct rays of the sun
have free access to the whole plant,
which will enrich the sap and convert
the acid into sugar.
1t is essential that the stalk should
be fully ripe before 1t is harvested
and worked in the factory to secure a
large percentage of sugar and deli
cious flavor to the syrup, and secure
exemption from foreign elements that
exist in the unripe plant which pre-
vent the crystalizing OF sugar and
holds it in an inverted condition.
Heat and the direct rays of the sun
in the ripening of the cane are essen
tial to success in the production of
sugar from the cane. D.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-03-03
Monopoly.


From the Husbandman.
The stupid public may now look
upon the Geographic monopoly and
wonder at the amazing folly of a PEG
pie with so little self-interest as to
permit IL gigantic scheme for plumber
ing every business to be cOnsumma-
ted under forms of law conveniently
provided to make the swindle easy Of
execution. The consolidation that
gives solid value to at least $40 ,OO0,-
900 of fictitious stock. upon which fat
dividends will be apportiOned, is COM
pleted. so far as transfer of the lines
with their appurtenanceS is concerned,
leaving rs the only doubt of validity
the possible chance that the shrewd
operators have neglected to make
technical compliance with the law en-
acted in 1870 with tie express design
Of facilitating exactly such robberies
as that now consummated and that
doubt is at present vague nebulOus
shadow, by no means likely TO be re-
solved into tangible relief.
Is there to he no end to this shame
less business Will the public for
ever give of Its substance to satisfy
the rapacity of organized robbery in
the form of Stockwatering already
repeated by hundreds of millions that
represent not a dollar of real value
TIE predatory instincts of men who
consolidate railways and telegraph
lines through the agency of stocks
written up to ill an inflated market
stocks based on nothing. that cost
nothing. and are worth nothing ex-
cept rs the law guarantees them rank
with actual iuvpstments-ha ptrva-
ded every department of government
to such degree as to threaten the
permanency of our civil structure.
Such is the present situation. 1t rests
with the people to say how the dam
Ger shall be met There is now a
proposition to establish government
al system of telegraphy, which, it is
feared. may be the Chlrybdis to the
Scylla already discovered. The true
way is to establish rules, without de-
Law. by which fair dealing shall he Sc
cured between these corporations and
the interests they serve. This is the
principal purpose of law, so far rs in
dividuals are concerned. and it is APP
plicable to corporations as well. The
trouble now is that corporate interests
have been able 10 exert compact force
upon the law making bodies, and they
have thereby turned the power of the
people to their own beboof until they
are able To defy restraints. This con-
dition will last only to the moment
when AN outraged public awakens to
the peril. when correction of some
kind will be made. Let it come
speedily, but with wise direction.
Just now no party principle is Of such
great moment as this right of self
protection. Every voter should brace
resolve to the point of infipNihle pur-
Pose to check the alarming tendency
OF the times to monopoly, by sending
men to the legislature. in the next
election. charged with the solemn
duty of establishing just rules by
which corporate capital shall be re-
strained. This must come speedily
or worse fate than our industrious
people has vet seen. is in store for the
Rapahlic that shows its alarming
weakness in careless disregard OF its
OWN true interests.