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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
WOODWARD LorHRor
Announce tbs, res.oas to semi annual stock taking
they VIII make
GREAT REDUCTIONS
in many departments ~ close ont nes II Winter GoccS
and also % sose at odas and ends Remnants and
DAY, January Esd, anu continuing four weeks.
coLoRED DRESS GOODS.
4s-inch Colored Foue Boiges nu-woal reduced 70
- :; sinh S.iSrSi fGnie Bees Armnrss shoods
ali On, r T 81 '"i; III worth e2c ana &c.
Collorsd Si.k h nslysts re,iac,d u 81 yard,
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT..
We have so psirs more cf ocl Blankets than we want
70 saffS "Nst. 80: nsrhed DOWN every single rair
inc .aeTn.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Our Final Mark Down" OF poIM,Ns. uIsTrRS
and JACKETS las reduced our stock very much. The
prices are very how.
We are daily orerirg new Goods all departments az
our usual low prices. such rs
EVENING SILKS AND BRocADEs,
NUNS VIKINGS. in Cream. White, Light Blue.
MUSQt FL AlEE GLOVES. I'm Whites and Operas, 10
button 'ensth.
New Table DAMASKs. NAPKINS. DoYLIFs.
TOWELS, New G1NtiHAIS CAMBRIA =. PRINTS.
Our object being offer al the loves, pos-
slpe price at all timer, and also Ia offer
UNUSUAL BARGAINS
taking.
BOSTON HOUSE
WOODWARD & LoTHROp.
JAIL 92l .Pennsylvana avenue. 92l
DRY GOODS.
Just received New Supply Of Bamsley's TabM
Linens OF beautiful designs. which selling at
prices lower than can lie cound.
large stock OF NAPKINS and Doyles 10 match.
Itne HuCkaback knuttcd Fringe Towels, IS cents.
Linen Sheetlngs and l04a.
Large Stock DoInestcs. in all the best makes.
The best lOs Bleach Shooting in the market for 10
cents.
j. A. LUTTRELL & CO.,
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CARPETS
Of I'll the new designs in Carpets, comprising Royal
Maltons AxHinssers M49nettes Biseiow. BoSy Brns;
Mats IN gleat variety: Floor Drpeeetas IN d.es.
Linoleum in new designs Cocoa Nat "a Gisso. Flooe
Linen ~ widths Raw 6ilk and Satin furniture cover
choice patteEns. Purchaser vii ind 4 70 thGfY 3D.
' : ''' w HOOE, BRO. CO..
q IN 6TRKRI NEAR EDBIxT HoUuR
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John Il. WRIGHT.
u UNDERTAKEN,
1887 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Telephone Connection. do
4 UGUSTUS BURGDORF,
IA FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
No BIG Pennsylvania northwest between Sd and
- stfeets Everything nrst- class. janl9
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ONLY g A DOZEN-We are in receipt Of some
sample photos from the new art company. Penn
sylvania avenue near 9th street, which are very
artistic and beautifully finished.
ST. PATL's Day was observed with appropriate
solemnities last evening at st. PauiS church, I'D
street Rev. C. b. Perry. OF Baltimore, delivered
the sermon, and Rev. VIM. NJ. Barker, rector of
The parish read the annual report OF the condition
Of The narish
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THE WIFE OF A DRUNKEN HUSBAND ASSAULTS A
LIQUOR Enthusiastically, In the Police Court
Charged with aSSaulting Thomas Meley and the
ease was continued, Mr.. Meley'S injuries prevent
Ing him from attending court. Policeman Ed
wards, states that Mr.. Meiey keeps a grocery and
Gqpor store near the corner OF 24th and NJ streets
when M Graney frequentS, and Tuesday night
ne was there under the Influence OF LIQUOR and
BIS wife went there and asked Mr.. Meley 70 put
her husband out, and she and Meley had some
words on the pavement, and Mis- Grapey sfruck
him on the head with brick, cutting him SO badly
taat the cut had TO be sewed up. The case was
continued on the defendant leaving SIS collateral
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VACCINE PorSrs to-day at slmn Dru- Store.

SAVE EyEsIGHT and dollars by consulting Hemp
Ter, A.. street.
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TUHN r. KELLY,
81 DEALER N FIRST Class
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &C. CORNED EEER
A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 628 629 and $50 Center Market 9fh wing
and 206 and 2os Northern Liberty Market; or Address
Box n, City Post Office.
Marketing delivered tree Of charge TO Ill parts Of ho
city. MARIA
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A CARD FROM WIN. M. GAIT & co.
First premium Cor the best barrel OF -four from
spring wheat this day awarded TO entry No. 2S
ton %, class IS departn g. TO VIM. NJ Gait 4 Co.
Witness our hands, at the National Fair Grounds. of
the District Of Columbia. this day October 1851
w; SE&SaMfR, Experts on Flour.
JOHN ID. NEWMANN,S
Attest: JAS. 8. EDWARDS, Marshal.
p S..The above mentioned -four is CERES, the cele.
brated Minnesota Patent Process Flour, which was
awarded the First Premium against all other competitors
at the National Fair in 1879 and 1880 gold MEDAL and
again in 1881. The competition in -four
tainy very lively one this year. andthe premium
well contested for but 1t simply inpossbility to
beat CERES and the premium Just awarded IL only ad
ding another triumph to the maeni cent this
celebrated Flour has gained in this community.
We would respectfully mention the fact that Mrs
Anderson received the first premium for the handsonet
rolls and biscuits exhibition and they made Of
CERES FLOUR, which il only other proof that il
stands No. among the best Mimi ee.ta Patent FiourU
known TO The trade. For sale by all frstclass grocers
w. NJ. GAIT d co.
CORNER 1sT STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE,
Who also the sole Wholesale Agents for the Dis.
trict Of Heckers celebrated Sef-raising Flour and
Buckwheat. mo-
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FUssELL's Ice Cream AMI Charlotte Russo.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows.
Margaret ". Lee 10 Mary Blake Jones, pt Z So @,
s2d0o- ThOs- F. Waggalnan, trustee, 10 Henry r.
Elliot. subs 20 10 81. 81 i50. Chas Wheatlcy TO
John ;. Bla9ktn3n. sub. H. 81. 1876: S1.S50. Rosa
mOnd y. Ward 10 ". II. Hunt, sub. -, sd 2l1:
Sl0,5OO +. i. Mcclure ct al. trustees. 10 JAS. c.
Mcclure. subs. ID and n. 81. as; $3.50 F. r
Browning TO NJ d. Peck, pts IL and IL So AZ:
<sk5 W. NJ Pugh ct al 10 Thad. Y. Morrow Ut s
So 49,, and lot D. f2 81 $50 VI. Ashford ef al
trustees, 10 Mary DriscOll, sub. l62. So 6l5; 500
l. h. Cutter to Emily L. Sherwood, lot =, OF Chi-
Ceester; $1,000 Il. f. WagVaman trustee TO C. s
DTUry, lot 3, Bellevue; leo
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The COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHooL-A
course OF lectures has been prepared by JUDGE
strong since his retirement from the Supreme
Court bench Tor delivery before the students of
the law school OF the Columbian University on
the history and exposition or the Constitution of
the United states The opening lecture OF the
course Will b. given this evening at the law build
Ing OF the university, at O'Clock, and WILL we m
derstand be mainly historical In It's nature. The
whole course will doubtless De Of great interest
and value To the school.
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DRY GOODS.

CoL0RED CASHMERES. IN LIGHT BLUE.
~ Cream and other cciors wide double width all
wool. so.
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced
from 80 t. 25.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. large size, 81. so.
COLoRED SILKS. so.
CoLoRED SILK PLUSH reduced from 81. 7atos2 so.
PIANO COVERS. SILK EMBROIDERED. 81. 80.
Lsrge size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, A.25.
CoLoRED ard BLACK CASHMERES. double width.
pure wool, BY.
All of our heavy double width CLoAKING CLOTHS
reduced to Sl.so and 81.
BLACK SILK VELVET 81.
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS. widest double
width, reduced from * to $50.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS, reduced from 81 to IS.
All of our 81. IS BLACK SILKS reduced tosl.
All of orr 81. 30 BLACK SILKS reduced to 81. *.
CoLoRED CASHMERES reduced from - to l2]S.
COLORED and BLACK SATINS, 75
CARRIERS,
j2s I'll MARKET SPACE
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING.
ANDERsoN's SCOTCH GINGHAMS. new styles.
Fuf fNTI j.. CRE TONNE NEW caMBRIcs
ANLia LiNr =, IEnSIhN Ia" y, MASALlA,
NAlNSOOk. P1QUE, &c.
We have just opened great many Spring Goods
much earlier than usual. that customers have
the choice selections and take advantage of the Lent
season to have them made.
H0USEKEEPERS' GOODS:
Barnsley Table Linen at 81. 25
German Damasks in all qualities.
Cream Damasks all grades.
Extra wide Table Linen "a and l0-4.
Our stock has been well selected. Our Qualities
superior and prices low.
Napkins Towels. Doyles in great variety. Linen and
Cotton Sheetings in every grade.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS.
ja23 9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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ROis, Pimples,
Freckles, Rough Skin, erupttons, impure blood,
Hon BittprS crra
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NOVEL ATTEMPT At BURGLARY-A novel. and
AZ the same time most daring, attempt at burg
larry Was made few nights ago at the residence
OF Mr.. Salden2n, 18th street. near .. FROM the
circumstances surrounding the case tt Il evident
that the thief, or thieves were enabled TO make
their appearance from an adjoining hOnsa com
Ing over the roof and cUttin half OF the glass
from the Skylight in a most artistic manner The
party was evidently alarmed before he had time
TO make haul.
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Mrs. Lydia E. Plnkham 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass, has made the discovery! Her Vege-
table Compound is positive cure for female COM
plants, line addressed to this lady will elicit
all necessary Information.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO c. W.
Hhieary, OF Frederick county, Md, and Charlotte
e. stevens; john L. New and Amelia G. CTist
Doth OF Baltimore; Jacob Frank and Mary c. Cam
ner; Ira j. Anderson Of LOuiO1 county, Va and
GeOrg1etta Matthew, OF Prince William county
Va; Wales Thompson, OF Cattarac,uS county, n
L., and Mary Daniels: W. f. Crawford and Hen
rietta E. Carter; J. VI. Chesney % Richmond. and
Ida b. Taylor; Charles L. Hutchinson and Mollie
l. Mankfn; George i. DSnham ani Ida Chiids OF
Pottstowh. Pa: w r FitzhuLh and Ella G. Co
luInbuS; John Brent and Fanny Bins
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T. EMBROIDERY AND FRENCH WHIT
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

"A person not able to read and write
is 8 times as apt to commit crime as
one who can read and write. BID
reau Of education.
Mrs. j. III. Mclaughlin is teaching a
two months term in Dist. No. 2,
Trimbelle. @.
Miss Isabelle Rollin is teaching the
Utah school. We anticipate good
work. j.
Lunn's Register can be had at the
drug store. Ellsworth. for the same as
it can be bought in Madison.
We have supply of ex-Sup't Whit
ford's pamphlet on the Course OF
Study for Our Common Schools which
we will mail gratis to the teachers of
the county who do not possess it, as
soon as notified of the fact that they
are not already supplied.
In opening and organizing school,
it seems to us to be best for the new
teacher to make as few changes as
possible in the school program left
for him by his predecessor. At least
credit him with having fair degree
of common sense, and see if he did
not do about as well as you would have
done under similar circumstances.
AS soon as it is found that a change
is imperative, strive to make it in
such way as to make your work
conform more nearly to the one gen.
eral plan that Is being pursued
throughout the county and state by
the best educators.
AS result of the fall examinations,
it has been clearly shown that our
teachers are the weakest in their
knowledge of the following subjects:
Orthoepy, Home Geography, U. S.
Constitution, and Constitution OF Wis
cOnsin.
1t is only by means of thorough
drill in the first subject that we may
reasonably expect our children TO
have clear and distinct enunciation.
As regards the second topic, there are
more school children in this county
who can give detailed description of
the inhabitants, customs, and physi-
cal conditions of Europe, Asia, Or At
RIGA, than there are who can equally
well describe Pierce County.
AS regards the last two subjects, it
is standing disgrace to our teaching
that we permit the older pupils, as a
rule, to leave school without the first
idea in regard to the organization and
principles of the grandest Republic on
the earth, and without any knowledge
or sense of the obligations that de
volve upon him as a citizen of these
United States and of the State of Wis
consin.
There is no need for ignorance on
these subjects. There is little work
on Orthoepy, by Prof. Albert Sails
bury, that can be had for so cents, of
VIM. j. Park l. Co., Madison. Prof.
A. 0. Wright has published an Analy-
sis of the Constitution of the United
States and of Wisconsin, which COM
bined, can be had for 81 by address
ing him at Madison. We will send a
brief work on the Home Geography
and History of Pierce County. gratis,
to any teacher in the county upon ap.
plication.
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ST. PAUL ScREEDs.

ST. PAUL ScREEDs.-
From the local paper at Portage
City we learn that Rev. A. S. Collins
met with very cordial welcome from
his new constituents.
From some of the principals we
learn that several of the teachers re.
Gently from Wisconsin are doing we'll
in their schools.
Mr.. Arthur H. Morrison. travelling
auditor of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road, who is usually on the wing, is
in town few days this week. On
the thirteenth he starts for the Little
Missouri to see if the agents re keep
ing honest in that far away country,
in the midst of the temptations arising
from poor whisky and the great scare
ity of women whose influence is espec.
tally ennobling.
Mr.. Eugene Campbell, formerly a
resident Of River Falls. and a COM
positor in the JOURNAL Office, has been
appointed principal of the High
School at Faribault, MINI. We con.
graduate him and are glad that so
soon after his graduation from the
University at Madison he secures a
position so desirable. Faribault is a
kind of educational centre being the
seat of various schools, as theological,
military, boarding.
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CONsUmPTION,

1t is said that $4,000 people die an
nually in the United States alone from
this disease. In some sections of the
country one death in every three is
from Consumption. This can be, and
should be avoided; our people are too
careless about an ordinary cough or
cold, and other symptoms of throat
and lung affections that lead to this
disease. You should arrest it while
it is in the germ. Two or three doses
of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syr.
up will relieve an ordinary cough or
cold. 1t does not dry np q cough like
many preparations on the market and
leave the disease behind it, but acts
directly on the throat and bronchial
tubes, removing all the phlegm and
morbid matter that accumulates In
the throat and lullga, IT allays all ir-
ritatloh, and renders the voice clear
and DISTINCT. sold by r. S. Freeman.
Cali fer free sample bottle.
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CANDIDATES.

The near approach of the Republican
County Convention is bringing to pub
lie notice those who may be considered
candidates for the various local offices
to be flled at the November election.
For Member of Assembly, ]. A. Stir
rat, of Oak Grove, J. S.Copley, of Cliff
ton, S. w. Hum, of Union, and G. R.
Morse, of River Falls, are mentioned.
For Sheriff, the aspirants are r. NJ.
Sands, of Maiden Rock, Frank Dawson,
of Spring Lake, A. T. Carroll, of River
Falls, and Geo. A. Dill, of Prescott.
For County Clerk we hear no one
mentioned except the present popular
incumbent, J. B. Jensen, of Gilman.
For County Treasurer, J. 5. Rounce,
of Trimbelle, the present efficient Clerk
of the Court, and Sylvester Cooke, of
Rock Elm.
For CLERK of the Circuit Court, WILL
son Kinney, of Ellsworth, is candi-
date.
For District Attorney, F. A. Ross. OF
Prescott, who has so acceptably served
the people in this capacity during the
present term, and A. Combacker. of
Ellsworth, are understood to be the
candidates.
For Surveyor, we hear no one men,
toned except the present incumbent,
J. J. Schulthess, of Union, who for a
number of years past has filled this
position to the general satisfaction of
the public.
We have not assumed to give the
names of all candidates, but the above
list contains all that have come to our
notice. From among the gentlemen
mentioned the Republicans of pierce
County will be enabled to select a pop
uiar and strong ticket-one which will
command the full vote of the party
We trust that the convention win
prove harmonious and that the dele
gates composing it viii be governed by
desire TO present meritorious ticket
to the people for their suffrages In
Noyembeg.
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PILES.

piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and loyer part
of the abdomen, lausing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs At times, symptoms OF
indigestion are present, as fatulency, un-
easiness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very disagree
able itching, particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed, is a very common attend
ant. Internal, External and Itching Piles
yield at once to the application OF Dr. b.
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tue
ing permsnent cure where all other RENE
dies have failed. Do not delay until the
drain on the system produces permanent
disability, but try it and be cured. Price,
80 cents Ask your druggist for it, and
when you can not obtain II of him. we will
send it prepaid, ON receipt Of price. Adj
dress The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co., Piqua,
Ohio. Sold by r. S. fireman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12
UTAH UNDULATIoss. -

UTAH UsDULATIoSs.-
At the Prohibition caucus, held at
Ottman Corners on the 4th inst, the
following persons were chosen to act
as Town Committee for the ensuing
year: w. J. Perry, A. Taylor, Horace
Severance.
The District Convention, I. o. G. T..
will hold its session at Trimbelle the
Oath and 25th insts. A good time Is an.
ticipated. Welcome everybody.
Miss Nancy Cornelison arrived home
from Illinois on the 9th, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Reeves.
A. j. Barrett has for sale some very
nice stove wood.
A daughter of Mr.. VIM. Johnston.
from Canada, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Micah Moore.
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Is, WISCONSIN. THURSDAY. OCTOBER u, 1882
Ell PAso ErcHrSss.--

Ell PAso ETcHISGs.-
The drouth is at an end. The late
showers have wet the ground well and
will help winter wheat.
We learn from the Secretary of
the Rock Elm Fire Insurance Co. that
SSs, 449 worth of property is insured in
that company.
John Hurtgen's spring wheat went
10 bushels to the acre; oats 81.
Nearly all the threshing is done In
this neighborhood. There have been
three steam and two horse powers en-
gagged within one square mile.
Neils johnson and Pat. Cunningham
had some sheep killed by wolves.
A petition has been sent to the Bish-
OPP of La Crosse asking that Rev. Faith.
er Herman be sent to take charge of
the Catholic congregation here and in
the eastern part of Pierce Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

In this climate, where such sudden
changes occur in the weather, under
mining the health of so many, med.
icine that will prove itself capable or
coping with the various forms OF
throat and lung diseases, will prove
itself great benefactor to the human
race. Such medicine we are pleased
to announce has been prepared by Mr..
Nathan Coy of this town, and has
proven an effective remedy for colds,
coughs, and all lung complaints. Try
a bottle
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For Member Of Congrsss--Eighth District,
WILLIAM T. PRICE,
of Jackson.
For State Senator-Twenty fifth District
HANS b. WARNER,
OF Pierce.
Republican County Convention.

The Republican party Of Pierce
County will meet in delegate conven-
ton at the Court House in the village
of Ellsworth, at ] o'clock .. m, Mon
day, October 16, 1882, for the purpose
of placing in nomination candidates
for the offices of Member of Assem-
bly,, Sheriff. County Clerk. County
Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Clerk
of the Court, District Attorney, Sur.
veyor and Coroner, and for the trans.
action of such business as may proper
ly come before the convention.
Each town and ward will be entitled
to representation as follows: Clifton
i; Diamond Bluff l; Ellsworth 4; Ell
Paso l; Gilman 2; Hartland 2; Isa-
belle /; Maiden Rock 2; Martel 3; Oak
Grove L; Prescott-1st ward /, I'd
ward l, Sd ward ]; River Falls 4;
RocE Elm 2; Salem L; Spring Lake l;
Trenton /; Trimbelle /; Union J..
Total-32.
T. L. NELSON,
J. e. FLINT,
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,luuction Mills.
EXCHANGE OF GRIsTs.

We call the special attention OF
farmers, as we'll rs the local trade, to
our improved straight grade OF Hour.
We claim far better facilities for man
ufacture than other mills in this VI
cinity afford. We sort out all the
weak starchy element and impurities
into two lower grades, leaving high
grade straight that is in fact almost a
full patent flour. Being strong,
lively, glutineus -four it is more
wholesome than where the starch and
impurities are not taken out, and Will
weld more bread. We ask only one
trial. and will exchange on the same
basis as other millers.
FREEMAN & JACKSON.
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale cheap
for cash the following property: His
farm, of 80 acres. located in section
80, town of Gilman, Pierce county, SO
acres of which is under cultivation.
On the place is a good barn 30x35
(hewed inside and OUT. with base
ment. Stabling for 8 head of cattle
and 4 horses; also s or 10 calves, or
more sheep; granary above tor 1920
or $500 bushels of gram. Good well
of water, good garden, etc. Also l
wagon, l pillow, sleigh, flaming mil,
Is head of horned stock, 10 head of
sheep and lambs. win sell farm
alone, or all together.
l3-l5t VIM. NJ. SHEPARD.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

IT is said that Blaine would rather
be Secretary of State than be Presi.
dent, and to this end desires to name
the next President in order that he
may again be placed at the head of
diplomatic affairs. Allison, of Iowa,
is reported as his choice, but we are
of the opinion that he would prefer
James G.. Blaine.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

In the Polk County Assembly Dis.
trict Hon. Geo. d. McDill has been re-
nominated by the Republicans, upon
a platform favoring the submission to
vote of the people the proposed pro
hibition amendment to the constitu.
ton.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12
A crnx in the pittshurp nost off,

A CLERK in the Pittsburg post office
has been bounced because of his re-
fusal to make voluntary contribu-
ton of 500 to the Cameron machine
committee in Pennsylvania. 1t is
conceded that he was competent,
faithful clerk, but his refusal to come
down cost him his place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-10-12

WHETHER or not Secretary Folger is
elected Governor of New York it is
probable that he will cease to be a
Cabinet officer soon after the Novem.
Der election. His services will then
no longer be desired by Arthur and if
he does not gracefully retire by resig-
nation he will be put out. What the
administration wants is a Secretary
of the Treasury who will place his
vast patronage where it will do Presi-
dent Arthur the most good.