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National Republican., 1881-08-09
How spotted Tail Died.

Uillclal information OF the Killing OF
Spotted Tail by Crow Dog at the Rosebud
agency, on Friday, the 9th instant, was received at
the Interior Department yesterday. tits thought
at the Department that Spotted Tail was killed
in some difficulty between him and Crow Dog
growing out Of Spotted Tails expected trip TO
Washington. He had been directed by the Indian
Office to come to Washington with the Indian
delegation due here about the 18th instant, and
It is thought that Crow Dog, who wished to come
20 Washington himself was jealous OF Spotted
Tails prominence and influence In tribal affairs,
National Republican., 1881-08-09
Fnrrern snnienced.

LONDON, Aug, SIN the Central Grim
inAl Court to-day Henry BanghOm and Henry
street, two supposed accompices in the great Bank
of England forgeries and other similar crimes,
were sentenced to flteen and ten years penal
seryitude respectively for forging and altering an
order for f2l2 on the Islington branch OF the Lon
don and County Bank in the nGme OF Edward
Marshall, a customer OF The bank.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
steps taken 20 Arrange a Carnival.

The business community oi the District
was well represented last evening at the National
Hotel TO consult with the directors Of the Fair AS
SociGton relative to perfectnG plans for the en-
teT,Sinment ofihe expected visitors to the York
town Centennial. General Joseph C McRibbcn
was called 10 the chair and Mr s A, Fox chosen
secretary A general discussion Of the subject was
then INDUCED IN. the proposition being 10 have
general jubilee on the occasion after the man.
ner OF a carnival, Pennsylvania avenue 10
be lighted with the electric light ana kept
clear for mGsQueraders for Two or three
nights Judge Blackburn, Messrs W. J, stephen
sou. William Dickson. james J., Barbour, and 9th
ers participated in the discussion, but the only
conclusion arrived at was TO select a committee Of
one hundred 10 take charge OF and make neceS'
sary arrangements A subcommittee was APP
pointed, consisting Of Messrs. W. II, Morrison,
Frank Hume, William f. Clark, James L. Barbour,
William Dickson, II, II, Blackburn, and W. j. Ste
phenson, 10 assist the president Of the meeting in
selecting the committee OF one hundred ana the
meeting then adjourned I'LL this evening.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
Uniontown PHILOSOPHY.

There Is man in Uniontown who
has never pulled Oh his boots for four years" said
MI Myrtle. at the breakfast table the other morn
ing.
"How is that - asked Mrs, NJ, getting interested
"Oh. he never wore any; always wore shoes
Want q new dress dearr'
Yea"
Go buy Oner
National Republican., 1881-08-09
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.
The weather To.D.x.

For The Middle atlantic States, including
he District Of Columbia tror7ner fair pediher ootced
by Increasing oioudiness, and IN northern portion By
local rains, southeriv nds, stationary lo'c pres
sure.
The thermometrlc readings yesterday were as
follows a. M, GO; ii a. M, 75o; p. m, 79o;
p. M, 7so; II p. M, $50; maximum, 800; mini
mum Gao
National Republican., 1881-08-09
Na,IonaI veteran CIub ExeuraIon.

The committee on the moonlight eXcuT-
sion to be gwen by the National Veteran Club this
evening held It's final meeting last night The
most careful and complete arrangements have
been made 10 make this one OF the most pleasant
and enjoyable excursions Of the season, The
tickets have been limited to four hundred, three
hundred OF which have been sold, aud as the
capacity Of the w. W. Corcoran is six hundred,
the company will be both select ana comfortable
Music both instrumental and vocal, dancing, reel
tatiOns, and fireworks, and full moon VII COM
pose the evenings entertainment.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
Tho national snrc.Dcpo.I, Company.

THp highest cash price paid tor dresses and gents
clrthirg watches icwclry, etc Call or address
lierzog, S0S ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave
National Republican., 1881-08-09
THE REGATTA.
Preparations Being Made-List OF the
Clubs that Are Expected.

Our local boat clubs are making extern
siye arrangements for the entertainment OF the
oarsmen who will visit this city to participate In
the national regatta, when Is to take place next
month. II Is learned from the secretary OF the
National Association that the entries are being
rapidly made, and 1t is probable that there will be
q greater number of contcsansn every class than
has ever appeared at any previous regatta. The
course has already been determined upon, and ar
rangements are being made for the erection of
grand stand which shall afford ample accom-
mod ations for those desiring to witness the
races. Yesterday copy of one of the official
maps of the city of Washington, with the cou sc
marked upon il and the location of the grand
stand indicated mailed all the principal boat
clubs in the country, so that those who have al
ready entered will have a full knowledge ofwhere
they will have to row, and also in the hope that
many who are yet undecided may be induced to
take part after they shall have seen what an ex-
ccllent course the Potomac affords. The following
Is a list of the
PRINCIPAL BOAT CLUBS,
the majority of whom are expected to compete In
the regatta and all OF whom will undoubtedly send
representatives to witness the races: Argonaut,
Toronto, Ont Bayonne, Bayonne, N. j.; Crescent,
Philadelphia, Pa. College, Philadelphia, Pa. Cen
tcnnial, Detroit Mich; Cornell University, Ithica.
n. Y. Carman Rowing Association, Carmans-
vile, N. Y; Dauntless Rowing Club, New York
city; Excelsior Detroit, Mich; Eureka, Newark, N.
j.; Eclipse, Canton Ohio; Excelsior Paterson, Nj.
Farragut, Chicago, ILL.,; Highland, Peeksville, n.
V; Hartford Rowing Club, Hartford, Conn., Har
lem Rowing Club, Harlem, New York city; Har-
ward University, Cambridge, Mass; Institute, New
ark, N j.; Longucl Rowing Club Montreal, Can;
New York Athletic Club, New York city; Prince
ton University Boat Association, Princeton. N. j.;
Pennsylvania and Quaker City, Philadelphia Pa;
Resolute, Washington Heights, N. V; Rutgers Col.
lcge, New Brunswick, n. j.; ;Seawanhaka, Brooklyn,
~ V. st. Johns Rowing Club, New orleans, La;
Staten Island Staten Island, n. Y; Union, New
York city, Vespers, Lowell, Mass; Viking Rowing
Association, Bayonne, N. j.; Watkins, Watkins, n,
J.; Yale University, New Haven, Conn; Zephyr
Detroit, Mich, and Clyde, Clyde, n. Y, As many
ofthe oarsmen would prefer to occupy private
quarters during their stay In Washington II is re-
quested by the local committee that parties hav-
ing desirable rooms, west of Fourteenth street
should address ock-box 300, city post office civ.
| ing full information.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
4 TRUE TONIC

mos BUFFERS arc htgbit recommended ~ nj
Diseases requiring a certain and c1cicd toHic, IS.
pecidiy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent TetcrS'
Tdnt Of Appo,iic, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Ereoy
&C. Enriches The blood, strengthens the n'usAs, dnd
cires ne,c lie 10 he narcs They dci Hc charm on
he digestive organs, remorng all dgpcpttc symptoms,
s4ch as tasting The food, bcchnO, heat IN NE stomach,
heartburn &c. The only IRON Preparation hat tch
MOI b'dcten the teeth Gre headache. Write for The
B Book 80 pages, amusing aud useful reading sent
National Republican., 1881-08-09
Iron Bitters.

cornc- Finccnth street and New vot. avenue con
tinucs TO receive valuabes OF nil descriptions toi
safe Keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
LOCAL MENTION,
NcM CInh.IInnae.
Dr. Bovee's Turhish Batb.

The opening OF the new CLUB House, National
Fair Grounds. Is unnvodably postponed until wed
nestny August N,
National Republican., 1881-08-09
The shcdd Raths

Only Turkish bath in She city, 500 sty near ~
dietary So Best shampooct this side OF New otk
National Republican., 1881-08-09

BHows CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore Md.
wiIhort's Fever aud .aguc Tonic
National Republican., 1881-08-09

Turkish Russiau. aud sulphur Baths. POj
street Only first class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-08-09

You can publish three-line advertise
ment want rent. for sale, or lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1881-08-09
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
CnnnEfsrIn 70 MAY q. 1851
nItiniorc aud Potomac Depot, corner
aud NJ sls.ats
Baltimore and OhIs Depot, corner New
- LerneN ~ enue md & alrecI-
MT u street.
NaNFH-NsUNEi

EVENING.
Bait, Annapolis aud
way statiOnS..,.,,,,..,. iin
tCin. and ~. LOUIS. 2:nS
baltimore and way. 100
BALTIMORE and wav... 40
". Y. and Philn. cN," ~
halt. and Laurel CN... j:l0
Piedmont, Fred'k, Ha-
EcrstOwn, Point OF
Rocks and way.",". 5.l0
tlialt. Annap, & way G.N
Stauntn & Valley cN. $50
tBali. and way statni 7'5l
tBalL, Bilurel.,"r. ... Dos
tChicago, Columbus
and Pittsburg eN.., 0:31
National Republican., 1881-08-09
.AIdcrn., Dnlry wnuon,."

"NIdCfntN UNiry WhVOHN
Fresh Aldcrncy butter churnod every morning.
md delivered In ISlb. "Wntd" prints ats5c per TO-
Also cottage cheese, SC. per ball buttermlk, &c per
qunfi. and swcct milk. sc. per Quart.
National Republican., 1881-08-09

For ChRs and Ercr aud al Diseases caused By mdia.
rial poisoning Qthc Nood warranted cure. Price,
sl For sale Jy all druggists. TTh&s
National Republican., 1881-08-09
Jersey ~
AIAnA-I.-A

MUM NJ.
my. ,Phila, and Bait.
pb .,,st,sss. .,s.,,,r.,,s,,," s.lU
tfhila. BAlt. and way G:2J
trittsb'g. Columbus.
Gin. and ~. Louis. G31
tPhila. AMI n. Y. cI. 7.3i
Balt, aud way stains. $40
FTed'k .rOintof Rocks
and way statonS..,.. s:2i
Bait, and Annnn. pI... S;5D
Martinshurv and lln-
EnrstOwn &C. Met.
branch } 80. ..."-,"..,.. 0:ij
That, and way stains
lAnnap. on Sundy) l0:s0
tBalt. OK ,......,,.,,,,,..,."lO:B
Bait. and Laurel eX-.li;3D
Trains marked : daily.
daily except Sunday.
National Republican., 1881-08-09

B Book, 80 pages, omus,no aud useful reading, Sc
National Republican., 1881-08-09
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Trains marked daily. Isunday only. Other trains
hatl nv Tat,tE
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-02-18

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-02-18

II heart rhpu da>t not boa, in
vain
For tioi is over all ani heaven above thee -
Hope on, hope ever,
Don't crss ;h" cold. my chur'i-h fri"ul,
But can it for the future
Unless you mend yorir ways and make
garb of virtue suit yer,
lou' II reach Il clnat" just lryon,l
The promised con''rga'r,n,
Where one "rnl sr.ii irc'r
Would help you Lille "taruatIom."
- Io,tk.r.y Gl-.'i,.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-01-27
KINNICKINNIC.
Miss Morrow is on the sick list.


A sister and cousin Of Mr.. Chase,
from Minnesota, are visiting him.
Our Sunday school was recognized
the first of January and the old otfi-
GERS were reelected.
Mrs. Chas. Davies started this morn
ing for the southern part of the State
to visit friends.
There was no Lodge meeting last
Saturday evening, owing to the bad
condition Of the roads.
There will be a quarterly meeting
held at the NJ. Il. Church this week,
saturday afternoon and Sunday
Our Lodge will be held on Friday
evening this week, instead Of SatnI-
day, On account Of quarterly meeting.
Our town was not represented at
New Richmond last Thursday. Some
of our citizens started but finding the
roads very bad they returned home.
There was a surprise party at \. n.
Fuller's last Friday evening, at which
the young ladies of Mr.. Fuller's Sun
day school class presented him with q
nice book of poems entitled Sacred
Gems.
Mrs. y. n. Fuller, W. T. Perrin, J.
Perrin, T. Foster, Mr.. Gray, j. DeyaI-
mond, c. B. Musser, D. d. smith, j..
Y. Dean and F. N. Fuller formed 4 bee
and hauled wood for Mrs. B. Dickey.
on Thursday last. There are others
who did not help, but will some time
during the winter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-01-27
SENATOR SAWYER.

Hon. Philetus Sawyer. of Oshkosh,
received tie Republican nomination
for United States Senator, to which
position lie has been elected. He was
nominated by a Republican caucus in
tile face of protest Of the Agricul-
tural classes represented ly the Wis
cousin State Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry against the election of a
railway mOnopolIst to the United
States Senate. Against Mr.. Sawyer
personally we have nothing to offer,
but in view Of the fact that he is so
closely identified with tie great rail
way interests of the country we be-
lieye that his election to the highest
legislative body of the Nation, to
which the people must sooner or later
appeal for protection against the ell
cr6Tchments of the great railway pow
ers, has been great mistake. Those
who made the election of Mr.. Sawyer
possible may scott at the cry of mo-
nopoly to their hearts content, but the
fact still remains that the railway
kings are gradually putting themselves
IN shape to control with just as lit
tie mercy as they may choose to give
Jhe industries of the entire country.
Their process is slow, but terribly
,ure. The people of the great State
of New York art beginning to realize
this. The railway kings now control
the New York State Senate absolutely
aud no bill can pass the New York leg
stature without the consent of those
great monOpolists. The railways are
now making a push for the control of
the United States Senate and that
point gained they will not care zig if
every member of the House is an anti
m0nopolIst, as with the Senate i'll
their hands they will hold the key TO
the situation. The election of Mr..
sawyer is solid round in the ladder
upon which these railway magnates
will climb to look down upon the toll
ing masses, the price of whose labor
they Will fix.
As an independent journal this pa
per has, upon this question as it aims
to upon all, taken the side of the peo-
pie without fear of punishment or
hope of reward, and should the time
come. as we believe it will. when the
interests Of monopolists and the peo-
pie shall clash in the United States
Senate, our position viii be yindlcated.
1t is matter of regret to US that both
our Senator and Assemhlyman con.
ceived it to be their duty to support
the railway monopoly aspirant to the
Senate of the United States, which
they are reported by the Madison
Democrat as having done.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-01-27

Good Templars' election of officers
Wednesday evening the 26th inst
Erratum. The item relating to Nc
Cabe's Encyclopedia. in last weeks
issue, should have said, Mrs. NJ. Brew
er, agent.
Mr.. Fayette sechler, formerly of
Lake City, Mimi, has contracted to
chop several hundred cords of wood
for II. NJ. & Francis White.
Dr.. Burroughs Office is now at his
house, as he and DR.. Ware have dis
solved partnership. We are glad to
say that Or. B. is one of the best
skilled surgeons in the state.
On the evening of Feb. LIST, ouI
school will give their second enter
tainment at the NJ. f. church. Pro-
gramme: Song Lecture by j. i.
McCleary; Song; Reading; Country
Pedagogue, 10 characters ; 'iusic; Is
the editor in! Music; The Trials Of
on Assessor Good night song. Adj
mission 10 cents.
The spirit OF 'reform has taken
hold of the lads of our town. They
have organized a society, drawn up
rules and regulations. and are now in
good working order. Among other
things. they are strictly bound not to
loaf around stores, saloons, or other
places spend money foolshly, ii. G.
for apples. candy &c.,) fight, lie, steal,
swear, etc, under severe penalties,
The money received for membership
fees. fines, ETC., is to be used III pur-
chasing library for the use Of the
members. Let us help the boys.
The many friends of Rev. A. T.
Anderson, formerly pastor of the Bap-
fist church in Lake City, will be panied
to hear of his sudden death on the 18th
inst. The following is the account
given by the Lake city Leader
He was member of the real estate firm Of
II ) Conner Il Co. No. 81 Washington
avenue, and started out, about q. m, yes
terdaY, with gentleman who thought OF in
vestng in suburban property out on Western
avenue All went vel until they were cross
ing the bridge over the railroad OF Western
avenue A locomotive dashed under the
bridge Just then, and so frightened the horse
that he suddenly broke into run, throwing
the occupants # the sleigh out. The streng-
er was precipltated down an embankment
about thirty feet, but escaped serious Injury
Not so with DR. Anderson. He retained his
hold upon the relus until he was dragged
some hitv fee, and until his head was
brought in contact with post, the shock
rendering him unconscious. He never re-
gained CONSCIOUSNESS, and expired within
thirty minutes.
Mrs. Anderson, president OF the
Minnesota Woman Christian Temper
ance Union was to have spoken IN Lake
City at the time of the sad occurrence,
but Immediately started for home OH
receipt of the dispatch containing the
sad accident. but cid net arrive home
before her husbands death.
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FL. PAso.

Thomas Ka.der d Co.are buying logs
of all descriptions.
James Murry, Of Troy, is hauling
stove wood from here.
Thos. Raider Co. are paying "a. IS
for pork and $3.50 for beef.
We learn that Anderson ( Co. 5 saw
mill will not do any custom work this
season.
Sleighing continues good, and every
team is kept busy hauling ties, lumber
and saw logs.
We should suggest to those intend
ing to put up ice that the signs are
about right now, and no time should
be lost i'll securing supply for SUM
mer use. The ice never was better.
A debating society has been organ-
lzed here. We learn the question tor
iebate is: Resolved, that the art of
printing is of more value to the hu-
man family than the art of commerce
OF navigation. 1t is intended to have
weekly meetings.
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SPRING VALLEY.

SPRING VALLEY.
Mrs. Churchill, of Rock Elm, has a
class in vocal music at this place.
A Sabbath School has been organized
at this place with Allen Gray, ESQ.,,
Supt.
They say ole Kossen is worth s., 900
more than he was week ago. Twins
both boys.
A lyceum has been organized in
district No. :. to meet every Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. f. A. Britton is engaged to
teach five months term Of school in
the Gosset district
Justice of the peace is a conven-
lent thing to have at wedding party
in case the minister does not come.
School will not commence in the
Cady Creek district till the first Mon
day in February, OH account of the
measles.
There will be All evening session or
the Teachers Association at this place
Feb. 9Th, which will include an address
10y the Supt. Do not forget it.
Married. At the residence of the
brides parents in Spring Lake, on the
Goth inst, by I. Brown, Esq, MI.
Schuyler Bowel. of Cady, and Miss
Annie Upman of Spring Lake.
Tio & Preston will pay So per thou
sand cash for No. | white oak logs de
llvered at their mill. They will also
pay So cash per thousand for extra No.
maple logs, must be butt cut, and
twelve feet long.
Miss Sewall indulged in lively
Sleigh ride last Monday before COM
mencing school. She left the key to
her desk at home and was Obliged to
make trip to Rock Elm>Centre before
she could commence school.
Rev. Arndtin his sermon here last
Sabbath took very liberal views of
worldly pleasures, such as dancing,
billiards and croquet. He thought
they were all in much better taste
than parties where gentlemen and
ladies INDUCED in so much kissing.
We agree with him. But, then, we
don't object to kissing parties al
together.
The residence of D. L. Reed, on Oak
Ridge near the Reed school house, was
destroyed by fire on the evening of the
goth inst Mrs. Reed went up stairs
and lighted lamp and threw the
match away, shortly afterwards the
fire was discovered, and it Is supposed
that the match set some paper on fire.
The most Of the furniture. doors and
windows were saved. Mr.. Reed had
his barns, grains, &C., insured, but had
no insurance on the house which is a
total loss.
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Rock ELM CENTER.

John Springstead is digging well.
S. o. Sewell has moved to Lake City.
One or two cases of pneumonia are
reported just now.
The Fox district has put a new stove
in its school house.
Water is low, several wells and
springs have failed.
All the schools in our vicinity are
unusually good this winter.
The class in German has not Yet
commenced. Ii seems to be among
the things that $50 slow
The firm Of Malchor & Gardner,
blacksmiths, has dissolved. air.
Malchor still continues the business.
The Amateurs" gave their first
enter tainment for this season last
Saturday evening. The attendance
was good, and the play fair. Owing
to the labor ard time occupied in pre-
pairing the scenery. and other things,
the company were not able to do them
selves justice, but they will give an
otaer entertainment in two weeks,
which is intended 10 far excel the one
just given. The orchestra was good.
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CLTF TON.
More snow.

More snow.
The lecture was thinly attended.
Semi-weekly prayer meetings at the
church.
Little Ralph, son OF Thos. Davis. is
dangerously i'll.
Glenwild Templars are to have an
oyster supper this week.
Sociable at A. j. Vests Tuesday
night. A good time is reported.
Miss Clara McIlroy has Cancelled her
engagement rs teacher Of school in
North Hudson, on account of sickness
in the family.
Aud now Joe. Davis comes to the
front with light heart AMI CHI eerful
countenance and announces himself as
the proud father of Il boy.
We notice divers photographed er-
rors in our communication of last
week, for which our readers will
please give due credit to the proof
reader
The sympathies of scores of warm
friends have been extended to G. l..
Bowman during his recent severe ILL.,
ness and earnest inquiries as to his
welfare are heard on every hand.
Our statement is regard to the APP
preparation of the Normal School
bonds for general purposes which we
made last week, was an error, no such
appropriation having been made.
From letter lately received from
J. W. Gordon we learn that he is
teaching three miles back of Alton,
while his family is residing in the
burg. Jim is making his mark rs an
educator in Mimi. and still retains a
deep interest in educational matters in
this county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-01-27

nc. Doughty, of Campbell, Mimi,
formerly of this place, aud f. II.
Doughty, of Luke City, We're in town
on Monday the 18th, the guests Of ".
E. Warren.
Miss Cora B0lc5 returned homB from
Wabashaw on Saturday last, accom-
panied by NJ IS Mary Prindle, formerly
assistant teacher III tie public school
Of this place.
SIR. McDoug.d and family are about
to leave this place for Minneapolis.
We regret very much his departure,
as we not only lose good citizen but
a thorough business man.
W. E. Warren has moved his stock
of goods into his new store on the
opposite side of Maiu street just above
the Esdaile Hotel. Having more
commodiouS apartments he can make Il
better display of his well selected
stock Of dry goods and groceries. In
connection with the store lie has fitted
up an Office in fine style in Which he
viii serve the public as a ?. NJ.