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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-04
OTHER SPORTING NEWS.
THE SEVENTH AT CREEDMooR.

THE SEVENTH AT CREEDMOOR.
The second opportunity for members of the
9TH Regiment to qualify marksmen given yester-
day at CreedmOOr. Two hundred and fifty uniformed
men upon the grounds most of whom went out in
the morning, but not until the afternoon. Each
member Of the regiment is required appear dur
ing the the rifle range Such chose shoot
fired first at two different ranges, 100 and 800
yards, each man being allowed five shots
at each distance. The possible for the
first trial fifty points Whoever out OF this
maximum made record OF % was qualified for the first
practice which consisted OF five shots at 200 yards
and five shots at 500 yards. Those OF the first class who
made % points were qualified marksmen, and are en-
titled to "A medal AS the companies arrived at
CreedmoOr the shooting began. and the ranges of 100
800 900 yards finished before dinner. The re-
suits of target practice gratifying to the mem
beers the 7tn Regiment, who claim high degree OF ex
cellencc in rne-shoOting The sharpest rivalry exists
between the third company and the eighth, which have
always been very nearly matched. Some Of the best
from the lirst-class practice are ~ follows
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a an hour later the Eselle passed gracefully ont OF
pretty harDor with every stitch Of flying, fol-
lowed by long procession OF yachts Twenty-seven
boats let Glen Cove under the Of Commodore
smith The schooners numbered fifteen, and we're the
Alarm Albatross Eolus, Crusader Clyte Estee, Mon
tauk, Madeleine Norseman Rambler. Siren, Segita
Tidal wave Ranger and Peerless the slOops the
Eclipse Fanny Oracle, Julia, Kelpe. Oriva, Rover, VO
lante Valkyr and Wheaway and the steam yachts
were the Fra Diayolo and Rival n" 1t not long be-
fore the Oracle and Julia showed clean pair Of heel"
20 the larger yachts. The squadron Will reach New
London tins morning. and ut sunrise the various yachts
viii be dressed In bunting and will fire salute to
the flagship If the weather is favorable the Cook cups
will De raced for either to-day or tomorrow.
Commodore Lppitt, OF the Narragansett Yacht Club
will receive the officers of the visiting squadron at his
clubhouse In Conanicut Park, tomorrow lie will prob
ably meet the NewYOr boats with his yacht Social and
accompany them their cruise
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Sales bp anriion.

CUSTOM HOUSE,. NEw-YoRK.
COLLECTORS OFFlCk, August = 1857 ,
hinder provisions of Sections 2,97l and
~ 1918. H. Is. sale viii bs bad az pubie auction on
Friday August %, lsS az ln o'clock by Mesars Bur
dett Denuis at 20 Burng slip, OF bonded AMI unclaimed
merchandise which has renamed IN warehouse beyond the
prescrbed By descriptive list wLu be found IN
the rotunda the Custom House.
be inspected Al the seizure room
Custom House Wednesday and Thursday August ~ aud
"a run 10 a M " ) y. Iu. W. H. kOBEKISON,
" Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-04
BASEBALL GAMES.

About 1000 people witnessed the baseball
game on the Polo Grounds yesterday between the
Worcester League) and Metropolitan mines The Metro
poitans outpsyed their opponents at every point and
won the game by the OF TO 4 The Metropotans
have five out OF games played with the
W0rcester and have defeated four League teams this
week. Nelson, Clinton and OBrien made home runs.
sovey covered first base In his usual fine STYLE Larkn
did some good work second base. summary Of the
game Is follows
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STARTING on THEIR ANNUAL CRUISE.

1t was only few minutes after sunrise yes
terday morning that the yachts OF the New-York
Club weighed their anchors and sailed away from Glen
Cove L. L. TO NewLond0n. IL was the beginning OF the
clubs cruise and the clear sky and the freshenng
breezes gave every promise OF enjoyment. At 4:50
o'clock two hours before the time decided upon the
night previous, the signal given to make ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-04

There ia movement on FOOT among sum
,nerresort LANDLORDS 10 build larger Tor their
guests II is actually expected tnat BY another year
some Of the hgherprced rooms WIZ DC DIX enough ioI
arIna aId head out OF the Haven Regis
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK. Thursday, August g. 1892.
The following sales were made at the ES-
change SalesIoom TODAY:
BIZ d. IT. Seaman.
3-story brick house and 2-stOry frame dwellings
with lot No pol Prince-st :, 90 ft OF Mac
dougal-st lot 25y77 Catherine Levin S8222
Bg T. X. Stevenson. IT.
3-storv brick stable with lot. No III West l4thst,
N g. l75 II " OF 6th-ave. lot 25xl23.3 irregular;
IN John 7. Boyd.
io gsil; r Greacen ~ .................'.-.. 600
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Gouses ano Rooms iUanie0.

NNANTED-On Washington or Clint0n-ave.,
w similar street. IN Brooklyn Is 70 2Oroom house
which would accept IN part small country place
free aud clear. rutland & WHITING, No BeekInan-st.
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IN John 7. Boyd.
ACCORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEM.YORK CITY


NETWORK CITY
62d.st 5 J. 1896 II Q OF 2d-ave. lO0xlO0.5 Red
man TO 4 Haggerty -.;.- 10000
Thorn nson ST, 220 II ~ Princest 25xlO0. also
56th.st. - n . 81 LeXngtOn-ave. 2OxlnO.5X
2O.6xlOO.5 williamson 10 II G WILKINSON: 5000
10Th ave W cor Of l04th-st, l25xl0h; Meyer and
wife TO Society for Rf lief Of Destitute Blind Of
the city Of New York and Vicinity 10000
glth.st s. 20 ft Of 4th.ave, 8 'xlO0S4; Emeline
Johnson et al to Frances A Hauce $4,000
lbs and wife to Emanuel 10000
referee TO Walden. 1880
fyncs to r Hal and another .........-.... 5000
han and husband to Cullen $4,000
ro' . ........... 10000
Pearst No BIO sarah ii Eanes ct al to Donald 1900
Pears No 55i; same to c h Parft -. 49,. 1870
5lth.st. u 4. 3n5 II Of 2d-aye, 75xlO0.6; w Rob-
Mangin.sf e : 100 II 3 Of Houston-st 75xlO0; Har.
rirt parry al to- Raynor 1850
Grand. st. % fl e ~ Tlinton-st 5nN7OX25x25X25N
ford 10000
Baamcsren and wife X Fier.........,.... $500
3d-avt 1862 n Of l63dst, -X2i9.27s 10
Eaele.ave K irregular also n 8 CliftOn-ave, 80 IL
sedsWck 1870 .-..'........... $1,000
ll7th.sf II 3 100 # W II istave, lOOxlOO.ll ] t
Ioyci referee To Suy,IaIn ............ 1880
deroi 1880
to j keenan, 2sO0O
l2st1.st n 3 i6l n e OF 6h.ave 25x99ll; Lucien 5
Joaquin. executrix, ct al to = Cornell 1905
strecter Getty -; ..-.-.-:: 10000
pteycSs and wife 10 t. clover 1900
4th-ave W 1. 76S : of 7sthst. 25.gXlO0; Eleanor
+ Mathews. admuistratriX and another TO II $500
Mahar- ii,lOV
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Tue result Of the days practice that between ny
and sixty of the qualified m0rksmen In addition
" The 200 who had qulled upon PREVIOUS ocoslon.
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Real gsialc f0auleo.

NVANTED.-Coun 100 or more acres,
w near NeW-YOrk city, prefer New Haven Railroad
RULAND& WHITING. Beekman.st
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

No 6l Bfoad-sL n I. No 81 Broadway. ~ 4
IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
Il NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
Southampton AND BREMES
NEGKAR sat. Aug. =; ELBr.:...---.w ed' aug 10
RATES OF PASSAGE II from SEW.Y0RK to soUfHAMp:
t,,,r - mr. TON. HAvREor BREMEN. xeo
sTEERAGE. So
Return tickets reduced Prepaid steerage cerla
Gates, s2l steamers pier between Second aai
0''''' iOO'~' oELRIcHs & co, BOwlingGreen
INMAN ROYAL NAIL LINE STEAMERS
FOR az ESNsrOWN AND LIvEsPoOl. ,,.r,,
course crossing SOuthOt the Banks OF Newfoundland alto
CITY OF SATURDAY Aug 5, a. m.
CITY OF RICHMOND ----- -, = I,sDAY Aug 10. 20 "a
CRY OF BERLIN ............sArURDAY Aug. % p m.
CITY OF USE -. - THU RsDAY, NGg 81 a. IN.
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 AMI slJl
srEERAGE, SO. Prepaid. $50. 90. o..,
PllAdelOnlA Once. No. los south ita.s.l
NATIONAL LINE:-From Pier 80, n. H.
. sSy nn9 ,i Ely ~ 49, Aug H. p
CABIN So 70 $40 tickets SO tepad steerase
Manager 80 and - Broadway y s.
DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY 5
LINE FOR cAklE2RSIA sAkpWTTeH IsLANDs
TRIAL and SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO:
From New YORK. Pier ioot Canai-st. N. r
For the Isthmus Of Panama
CRESCENT IT. sails .nur day. .ugust -, noon.
From san Francisco LIST AMI BrannanstA
For JaDan and CANA
and o. ). > ARABIC sails day. August II 2D N.
Excursion Tickets between san Francisco ana fOkonamA
For HONOLULU. NEW'zEALASD and AUSTRALIA
Cay OF " - ny sails saturday. AuSist -. z T. IN.
oron arrivalof London mails at san Francisco.
pany's 6dce on the Pier Cana-st, North River.
III. J. BU Ll.Al SupcrLnteudcnL
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broo ilpn )rousrt1 for sac an 90 Eet
TOR SALE on very easy terms, four-stOry
4 brick dwelling the side Of Columbia Heights,
midway Fulton Wall street Ferries, overlook
tho bav hing through To Furm3nsL with four
story Furman-st lot 45XljO small amount only
OF cash required Address F. LESTER Tribune Office.
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NUIUN LINE.
\ UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMkKS
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
Il Hamburg American Packet COmpanys Line for
PLYMOU I'll. CHERBOU re and HAMBURG
WESTPiIA LIA.....Aug. 10 lHERDER.-........Aug2 81.
FRISlA.-......-.Aug. IL tCIMBhiA..----... Aug ~.
Rates To Plymouth, London CherOourg ana Hamburg,
First Cabin slOO Second Cabin $50 steerage $50 Round
at reduced rates Hamburg Havro and
southampton, va. Send for Tourist Gazette"
kUNHARDT & C. Is e
General Agents. gents,
BfOadst, y. Y. 10 Brtadway. n. Y
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The most interesting part OF the practice the vol
ley aud file shooting, IN which the emulation existing
bet~oen the several companies came more vlsbly To
light Each company fred i've vOileyS and nve rounds
while standing in file The result was as follows:
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DED STAR LINE.
Ia United states Royal Belgian Mail Steamers.
EVERY SArU hDAY FOR ANTWERP.
The splendid hrstciass. full powered steamers,
VADERLA SATURDAY. Aug >, 10 m.
WA rs saturday, Aug IL
Saloons sate-rOOms smoking and bathroom amdships
CABIN accommodation uneXcelled.
state rooms al. on maiu deck
horses cattle. sheep pigs carried
CABIN SIS
second cabin S55; prepaid, s55 excursion, sl0G
Steerage, S26 prepaid. SO excursion, s43 90
PETER WRIGHT ~ SONS. Gen'i AK'ts, % Bro4dway,N
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nOYAL Mail TO THE NETHERLANDS


lsteamers PEG iOb5 SussexsL, Jersey
fbr Rotterdam
8 s p CALAND. .............. "Wednesday Aug g. p.
For AMSTERDAM.
9 8 SCH "Wednesday, Aug l6 p. IN.
lsCabin SO. 2dCabin. $50 steerage s26 prepaid. $50
III. CAIAUX General Agent q sogth Wlnan-sS
PUNCH EDYE& CO, L. W. MORhlo,
27 $ VIM ST Freight Agents. 30 Bway Gen. Pass Agent
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ANHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE-The OF this line take the Land Route,
recommended by Lieutenant Maury u NJ on both tne
outward and hoIneward voyages. -,
CELTIC. Capt. Gleade saturday, Ang IL T. NJ
BRITANNIA, Capt. Perry SATURDAY aug ~ s'oV a M
ADKIATIC. Capt Jennings iur>nAy, \ ug ~ p NJ
BALTIC Capt Parsel ~ grday Aug 70 p ~;
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOI OF WEST
lVTH-Sr.
tWi not cali at Queenstown.
These uniform IN and unsurpassed IN Gp
pontments The saloons StatorOoms smoking ami Bsth
Rooms placed amidshps the noise and motion ae
least felt aordng degree comfort hitherto unattanaOe
atsea
Steerage from the Old Country 80; from Ne"
York. $2S
These steamers neither cattle. sheep nor pigs -
inspection plans and other information Apply al mo
COmpany's Offices No. 81 Broadway, New YORK. -,
Il. J. COBrIS Agent
C. L. BARTLETT & CO.. Agents. Boston.
BARRIrr IL CATTEEL, Agents, Philadelphia
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~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRE-
Pier OF Company No AZ North River foot Of Mortons
The passengers BY this line avoid both transit by English
small boat
AMERIQUE. Sautei.-- Wednesday Aug D. IN.
ST. IAU SeIVan efnes tAy 10, "A.
FRANCE Perierd Hauferve "Wednesday. Aug. %,
louis y. NO d Hn Rlin 81
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-02-09
Lecture by Prof. Cady.

Ed. Journal;
At the last annual meeting of the
school district the board contemplated
In their recommendation for appro.
priation the furnishing of the library
room. However, as the meeting de-
cided upon nine months of school in
stead of eight, it was thought best to
curtail the contingent fund and add to
the fund for teachers wages. This ac.
ton postponed the improvement
above mentioned. Upon this result
certain of the citizens suggested that
the end might be accomplished by
some little enterprise independent OF
the public treasury. The plan of hav'
ing a lecture or two in this interest
was hit upon. Our own Prof. Cady
consents to lecture for us on Friday
evening, the 10th inst. / subjoin his
letter, the friendly and philanthropic
tone of which cannot but awaken feel
ings of grateful pleasure. G. SMITH.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 25, 1881.
c. SMITH, ESQ.,, River Falls, Wis.-Ms
Dear Friendly ours of the 21st is at hand.
Interested as l am in the educational
progress Of River Falls, / greatly appre
ciate your enterprise. A person of taste
can hardly visit your public school with
out feeling that something should be
done in the way Of furnishing and adorn-
ing so elegant a building. The outlay
need be but small, and will be repaid ey
cry year in what it will do toward eleva
ting the taste of pupils and cultivating il
them respect and care for the district
property / shall not soon forget youl
school as ] found it last summer. No inn
provement made among you since was
a resident of your village iii 1874 promis
es so much for the solid welfare of your
community as the beautiful structure
erected for your public school.
Although so severely pressed with work
that no other call at this date would re-
ceiye my attention, yet cheerfully un.
dertake to serve you and name Feb. TO-
1882, as the date. Subject, Educational
Problems.
l make no charge and simply ask that
the proceeds of my lecture be invested in
a carpet for the library.
Very truly yours,
M ARTTN Il. CADY
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ST. Croix Co. Teachers Association.

The st. Croix Co. Teachers Asso
citation met at Hudson, Feb. 5th.
The meeting was well attended and
showed a fair interest in the work.
The following subjects and some 9TH
ers were upon the programme and dis
cussed:
Primary Reading, illustrated by
Mrs. Dyer with class of pupils from
the city school.
How to secure Cooperation of Pa
rents was the subject of paper by
Mr.. Hitchings, and was discussed by
those present.
Rhetoric in the Common School, by
Mr.. Glover, was extensively discussed
and seemed to be the difficult problem
for some of the teachers.
A number of queries were read and
discussed, and the critics report read,
when the meeting adjourned to meet
at Baldwin, March 4th, 1882. f. s.
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Gard Of Thanks.

SPRING VALLEY, WIS, jan 30th. 1882.
EDITOR JOURNAL:
Will you please give us space in the col
ums oil your paper, to acknowledge our I'M
bounded and sincere thanks to the many
friends who rendered US aid and comfort, by
coming to our rescue when burned out of
house and home the 23d OF December last.
We found it sad calamity in our advanced
years of life to undergo such fiery ordeal.
But while yet the fire lighted Ut the heay-
ems, and the smoke of our only home rolled
away in the distance, our neighbors, after Sc
curing all they could from the fiery element,
were standing around in groups talking of
plans and means for another house. Such
good and huma'le feeling, with noble action
is seldom seen. Ameeting was called al the
Spring Valley School House, where COM
myttee of relief was formed, and oyer one
hundred dollars subscribed as start. The
committee was composed Of our neighbors
and friends from Gilman who spared no eff
tort to secure material and money for build
ing purposes, and to replace in some degree
our loss Ill the vegetable line. And not only
was sympathy manifested by those immedl-
ately around us, but the good and Christ
like spirit spread all along the two mail
routes from Maiden Rock to Hersey and from
Spring Valley via Martel and Centerville TO
River Falls, at which latter place we We're re-
membered by the good sisters and brothers,
in msny good things to eat and to wear
And now let US say to one and to all, who
made our hearts glad in all these things, and
caused us again to look forward with hope,
God bless you, and may you all be prosper
Gus and happy, aud when the battle OF life is
over, all conflicts past, and you have ascend
ed the last mountain heights, from lis sum
nit look out upon the plains OF immortality,
our eternal home.
We write these few lines from our nearly
finished house. Your truly,
W. d. AKERs.
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MARTrL MERE MENTION. :


Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson are re-
joieing over the birth of daughter.
A child of Nels Austerud was Sc
verely burned the other day by the
upsetting of kettle of hot water up
on him.
Ralph Hedemark is around with a
gentleman who is selling books and
taking subscriptions for the Chicago
Illustrated Weekly" newspaper.
As our doctor was about to step into
his buggy the other day after making
brief call at his father-in-law' his
horse started suddenly and made the
tip to Martel village on the double
quick, leaving the doctor and the
spring seat to their own resources for
locomotion. The doctors walking
apparatus, however. was in good or
der and he arrived in due course of
time with the seat upon his back.
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Land For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale eighty
acres of land, lying in the southeast
ern part of the town of River Falls, IN
sections 25 and SO. The land is wei
timbered, with the exception of 2.
acres that has been cleared for cult
walton. A comfortable log house is
upon the premises, and plenty of good
spring water. Will sell the above al
very reasonable price Inquire on
on the premises.
42-4t MARTIN ANDERSON.
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RocK FLN CENTER REmARKs.-

Rock ELM CENTER REMARKs.--
John Springfield is home again
from Milwaukee.
Some or our merchants have already
sent their orders for spring goods.
The revival meetings have been
well attended and full of interest.
The Teachers Association, on the
2S ult., was well attended and very in
teresting.
Andrew Bulmer, Sen, has returned
from his visit to Canada, and reports
from two to three feet of snow and
plenty of drifts.
Miss j. A. Elliott resumed her school
last Thursday. 1t has been suspend
ed several days while she was suffer
ing from illness caused by vaccination.
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MAIDEN Rock MINUTES. :

MAIDEN NUN ulNblIzo-
Wheat $l.25.
Business brisk.
Chas. Brewer is suffering from pneu-
monia.
One of Mr.. Hubbard's children is
quite sick.
Miss Lilly Boustead, of Trenton, is
visiting the family of Geo. Barton.
DR.. Ware reports considerable lung
fever in the neighborhood of Plum
City.
Some of our town folks are begin
ming to show symptoms of the west.
ern fever.
Elder Meade, of Eau Claire, preach
ed at thechurch Sunday evening to a
large and attentive audience.
In letter written the Sd, ult., T
N. Mcyean says his brother is no bet
ter and thinks they will start FOL
home soon.
Elder Mead's friends tender their
thanks to the Methodist fraternity fol
the Christian spirit manifested to
ward them Sunday evening at his
meeting, and also to Miss Holt fol
her services at the organ.
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For Rent.

The undersigned offers for rent his
dwelling house-containing ten well
finished rooms, with good cellar.
There are four lots, upon which is
good well of water, barn, 16x2S, and
fine variety of shrubbery. Also
grounds on Main street, 100 feet
square. with a good two-story build
ing, 20x40, opposite the JOURNAL
office, the upper story finished for q
hall. S. G. EVANS.
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Our enterprsing merchant, Mr.. E.
II. Daniels, contemplates moving to
River Falls in the spring, leaving his
prosperous business in the hands OF
his son. We are sorry to lose his fam
lily from among us.--RepnbIican, New
Rirh1n0nd
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TUESDAY.

2:30. Devotional Exercises-Rey. John Holt,
Organization and General Business.
$3.50 Opening Address, by Rev. Il. 4.
Clough, Presiding Elder Of La Crosse Dis
triet
Adjournment.
$50. Devotional Exereises-Rev. James
Lawson.
500. Lecture -s'The One-Many Word of
God,' by Bishop C, D. Foss, D. D., L. l.. d.
WEDNESDAY.
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cherina sc al Execntion.

Notice is hereby given that under and by
emit coart for Eau Claire county, Wisconsin,
wherein Judsan A. Roundy, William ,.
peckham and Sidney Hauxhurst are pam
titTs and i. O. Hickok is defendant, and to
me directed and delivered, | have seized
and levied upon and shall on the first day q
March. 1852. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon
If that day at the front door Of the Post
OfFiee in the village OF River Falls, IN the
county at Pierce, offer for sale and sell az
nnblic auction to the highest bidder for cas-
the following described real estate, to-w "
4 mart Of Section /, Township q, Range ~,
commencing Al rods and links west ana
rods south Of the Z corner Of \ Il Z. y I
ofS Z OF Section 1, Township n, Range
"a thence south rods and II links, thence
vest 1 rods. thence north 8 reds and n links
.henEe east four rods to place OF beginning,
sFith The sppurtenanees thereto belonging o.
~ ,nnch thereof as may be sufficient to satis-
/ r. esid execution and costs OF sale
/ Dated jan 10Th, 1882
A. ri LORD,
Sheriff Of Pierce Co, Wis.
DAVIS s REIss,
| Plaintiffs Att'ys, $50"
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Notice.

ELLSWORTH, WIS, Dec. 18th, 81.
Notice is given to all persons not to
cut or take away from the Poor Farm
premises any logs, wood, or timber
without permission from Pierce coun-
ty Poor agents. GEO. A. DILL.
35-3m Chairman Board Supervisors.
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1880 Devotional Exercises--George w.
200. Essay--"How to prepare for teaching
the lesson VIM. Haw
2.40 Essay--''Singipg in the Sunday
School'--H. w Bushnell.
500 Essay--"The Model Sunday School
Teacher'- w. II. Irish.
400. Question Drawer, g. A. Joslin, P X.
Jones.
General Business.
Adjournment.
7.30 Devotional Exercises-Rev VIM Egg
bert.
500. Lecture--s'The Bible and Art" by
DR.. G A VanAnda, of Minneapolis, Mimi.
Essays not to occupy more than twenty
minutes, and to be followed by discussion,
each speaker limited to three minutes. The
singing at evening sessions BY the choir.
During the day services II w. Bushnell will
have charge. The Institute is designed for
all Sunday School Workers. All are invi-
cd
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-02-09
Notice to Creditors.

All those indebted to the under
signed, either by note or book &C.
count, are hereby notified that the
same must be settled at once or costs
will be made. M. ANDERSON.
River Falls, Feb. 1st, 1882.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-02-09

Last Sunday change was effected
in our time table, by which the train
leaves st. Paul at l:25 p. M, arriving
here at 4:30. The time of departure is
the same as heretofore.