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New-York tribune., 1882-04-27
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HTrU

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot -''"
a ~ western and Northern Express TO Rochester and
special ESDrsss S5 chs9so ss, daily ,toYDns only
% isa6 Albany syracuse Rochester Su'' Cleveland and 10
1890 m Chicago Express drawing groom cars to canAn
II m- to Albany and Troy. with connection to UucL
Saratoga. Giens Falls and Rutland
AZ M, Accommodation TO Albany md Troy 60. I'D.
p 81 LOUIS Express, With sleeping cars TOT % ioli+
running through every day IN the week ao Niagara Fa
$50 p M Exptess with sleeping syracuse and To
Auburn Road aisO - Montreal. excepting sunny -, o.,
RScaesMrer M Ir1Io tsyeiia Toledo Dstf@t and Chcaso
II n. Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany Ahi
IIcSets sae At Bowling Green. 252 and il3 roaa
and ~ BfpAt @ay New York. and 3S5 "ssnns
NORWICH LINE
y To Boston Worcester Nlshua Portland and the East
reduced Limited tickets ID BOstn. u Orce5ter -
Inc Ne" ifOn s't'f CfFY ~ OF WORCESTER.
Wi exception the n9S' eies t 2oa 'a tAs sound and
tae iaySrte @ 40 xo, CITY y 0F 5o y, rort Mar
Desbro'ses't Ferry daily except sunaays 1t
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
> CONNECTING WITH All points EAST.
FARE 80 to Boston for drstciass limited ticket good only
-'ssaTers Sr0 SiNGToN and NARRAGANsETT leave
daily except sundays from Pier 3d. \. H. foot Of
tickets Tor sale a. ~ principal cEet oeies siaer'Sm, @
80 BROADWAY House Metropolitan aud Firth
Avenue Hotel ticket offices.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only
d1y '~xee sundays Tor Session wa froyidencest
Freight either line taken at lowest
u. =. BABCOCk. President l. w. FlLklNS, Q. p Agt
CTARIN'o
COMPANY.
Office PIER Is Y. r.. foot Cortlandt-st
tournaments Of forwarded directed TO any part
OF the world
UNEQUAILED FACILITl rs FOR DISPATCH
delivery OF AL Kinds OF freight and mer
chandise 0 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HAKBOR LIGHTERAGE-
Freight every description promptly shte,e TO any point
the harborat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, bAAGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER tOI. EXCURSIONS
Steamers John ii. ald Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier T. atJ '. daily. Saturdays
exceUied.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between NewYOrk anu
View Haven Care and dispatch guAraatseL
Freight for points D. l. 81 ". b. T. rec5ivst at Pier -.
For New Il aven and points Pier Is.
NORTH SHORT. SIAIEN AND.-Elevcn Miles for
Ten Cents Pier 4. loot Whitehal-s-
CEN IEAL SIIPI ARD, COnmUlpIS, N.I.-DrT DOcSA
Machine shops. everything. 70 tne
construction All repair Jr gestei+
TROY BOAT>-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
daily except saturday at p Pier A. Y r. 0ot Chris
tOphrr-st connecting with morning trains iOr North AlI
Ncsts sunday steamer touches at Albany,
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me GOLDEN NOKTHWEsT.7 ?

NOW Is :he time secure homes in
MINNESOTA. DAkOlA a And MONTANA
ElgTants intending 10 take farms during the approach
inc -pug ID the GREAT NORTHWEST shOud not TAI 10
INFORM themselves of the advantages offered bv the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAlLNOAD
settlement of that cOmpanvs lands along ' hhes IN
MINI IA. DAKOTA and NON "a. .,..,
The Northern PtcHc Railroad through regiou "-CH
cannot he eXcelledIa
H4ALIHFJ Of CLIMATE.
FERTILITY OF SOIL and
WEALTH or NATURAL RESO I kC h4o
Nowhere else = great inducements O1eredtJ
COLONI~I~ AND FAkMER~.
MECHANICS. LABOREKS AND VI IN l.ho,
LCMBERMEN. BUoIN ESS MIN AND lOt hlol -
CROPS large and SIOC h. .kAI5l.S' - d ~,
cessul occupation there READY MAkkEIo, GODD
~ y t,,s OPPORTUNITIES and FINE CiIANCf-a iOf
PAYING INVE-TIENp Is
I1ie gre8ferpart of Dakota and NOnfan1 oTerst
NEW FIELD FOR SE ilLl1l ~ l.
prosperous cOnd Of existing settle uen5 aong me
line Northern alrOaIn Minnesota AMI i1st
guarantee o lr perninency Ol LA;
ultuTai interests of the entire region
The Northern Pacific railroad has nov ID Market t' I1
wheat and 4nGa which are Oitie AZ lo" pIl3' i
on easy terms or payment ~,
In MINNESOTA and AkOIA There are tODOtOO icr'-
awaiting settlement
In MONTANA there JOJO,OJO acres ready for Occu
pancy. - - ---,- -. r-,.r-.r
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no EQUAL
tOrdele Information all points Apply atp Itiras LIs
NONIHEKN PACIFIC RAILROAD gtflt r.
so ~ Broadway.
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r,,o following sales were maze al 'io 1'1N
asnre salesroom to-day
usne Bv Louis Mester.
- ,-sct dySellins with lot No rs West 9Ne 94'Ie"
Sstors, n W Of 5th-ave, plot xlUVo nv go 80
sc,k
Bv RtelGrd Y. HGrnGt
-. ,,,ct tenement house. 3-story OrlcK 91S 9aS
ts-sssne and STORY frame houses " lh ~" n
Hl.-r H~l II n " cor Nos 9S ana 30 ""''N' 1000
iot 95x75. Henry Rowe --,-, -, ,rct-t ga,
a ,x MICK house with lot 40 - zoe ir,,e q
''7i,Si it Of Delancey-s ploe %oAAVO' $40
foi,o'S l,ic 5iiiane with lease Of land NS H. H.
tFSs-f ifi,-.f go fi of Jt-iaNt 10, ~
ss sss ..,nires Nav l. 1856. ground rent S''' - eco
s@ hasS and tsxes r j Hansen, ; non. .es
-, nrck and frame anu 5stois II o. est sth.
l ,rttb lot No JOnos-s., II = OJ.o ~ " " S,5O
81 lct 25x--, >uydan in, iots Nos i7 and
i4story sso"e ,,St: : 30 OF shave 'O s295
-. = ,xiQIl. Abraham 7,'tt' .. az 6fl ave,
,l, q, land q Nest ltg' So racob and hiam - An
lpyyss ~ SSvg4 / / xl35. lOxlJj.B jacob "'N -. 24O
~en,i.T % -o,oe iyeliing lot. v Nes1 80 nnr'
ls,i n g of 6tn-aye, ZoOAoo- jaw 1,2'
chaser e.t "a stst 200 II e OF othaVe '-'' 90
41&,s s, '',Ie " ess i.lt 80 teof "ha'% 26o
1favgo / y1GX 43 .SX--i.b. >ahV 'u'
j. B.eecker d sgn.
,o-... ,,,os hon,e .ud 2-stoly Dues siAols s ,Iace
iot 40 : = lseoCAeI-st, e COZ "a wv 1IOU
LOT z5xsss. Jos l4aouliiAe
By James L. Wel%S'
.sorv brick tenement house win ,rst iot, ot 80.
5si-aNe sol u 4 OF IN 1-h4Il9i a l4,jO
~ .,xla.lX5s.h; John Nui ~ ,1-t sv. "a :
~. - 80. Nh, oi, No Hrven"lchaNe, .,
mig ABOVE, lot 4s4'o.eA' 9s7
/ "a Deay amin
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Orfnfi Gtfnmers

4 NCHOR LINE L. :. NAIL STEAMERS,
n NEW-YORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier ~ ~ North River. New York
AnchOria -. III 4.tIOui- day l3, p m
Nav T. a. crcas May ~, a n
Rates Oi passage % - - -
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL L. BELFAo Tor LON DON DERRY
Cabin. 500 $50 Excursion tickets AZ reduced rates
CaJn, $50 Steerlge outward, IS, prepaid 81
For bOOA ~ Tours IL C0tA4d l-lse,, taia 60 appy 70
hLNOELaslN BEOIh Ans. Agents. Bowling Green
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GEcurslou5.
TRAVELLERS GOING TO EUROPE,

.~~,...~~.~.~.~~~s-,.~,--.- :.
yTRAVELLERS GOING TO EUROPE,
~ ,.-- - s, c,lon should cali At the End once St
ths Great Eastern NO y I1ceadliy circus and
easou Express va
Harcn or meantime wrlte . the Continental 20
narf,ent GREAT EA~TEhN RAILWAY lAf-rpoist
Ptao9 Iondo1 for a Continental Time ook which All -
sem " them free, Dy alaA
THE CONTINENT, VIA HARWICH,
.,na CHEAPEST route % Holland Belgium the Bhlnc
iflrrauf Germany Austria and Italy. aAd D.. D. ar lttE
MOST CON RITA Bile OF all routes - She Continent tas
bo..s .lag among the aaost Channel steamers aoas
TOURISTS FOR FRANCE.
by taking Eastern tickets 90 the Continent aa VISIT
I5 and lnd Bel um QOue tlaS utl-lGg thrr trp "a
PARIS by pd aud Interesting tonr OF The Hague sottor
Ann Aat. ~ Bru4sel. many Othcr historic and
cti, Ixrrr flins TO steamers and from London.
mol SO lpiug ~ tny inlerraedGte -cpola-
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DORDEATN LINE.

ROkl)EAJA y LINE
- New ani lrest .4lls , 10 3 IN y Frtl3e
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DlR5CE
CHATEAU LAttrE, LOOl tons new --;.->al. Aprl -
Travellers i)r France, 5DUl al L5AE 'yrslssS eAL
Nice, &C.. viii AMI Npsn's ~ s1ta5 ~ -
Cabin tincl11Eg wtae. sol oCs5ets% s-L forpAs'As'
Ap'" - F. LIE BOULAyGER. 46 Beaver-st
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BroOAInn pro9:ri1 for Sale an 90 Get

IO LET in Broolllyn.-TwO 3-stOry, stone
=, l-dahlN jl,i put a. complete orier Apply prom
l21 SS-.o Sao o5t calltonave. kULAND Z WHITING.
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Eetture5 GHo Meetians.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE.-Remlar qnar-
- erlymeetng Thursday. Nay l. ~s-. Room p. COOpSr
UnIon, al : O'clock NATHAN c. LILY. Presld,nt
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MPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

H
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AM BREAEN
ODER. AyItl DO 81 (. sat, May
IIAB~B -RG Wed. MAY 5 " IN ----- w e, MAY ~
RATES OF PASS A1 ir0m EW-lO ~ sou IHAiP-
TON. HANRE or BREMEN. -
FIRST CABIN 500 SECOND CABIN---.-.--$6O
-TEERAGE. Sju. 90
tickets ~ reduced rates Prepaid STORAGE Ger II
Gates, 81 steamers sa from Pier between second ana
lhIIlsIs1 ItODOAen' RrcIIs ~ CO. BnwnneGreen
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FARE ONLY 81 TO boston
for limited tickets

Steamers leave Ne-lors Galy sunday, included az
.. from Pier '- N b.. flO- uf Murray
ANNEX CONNECTION FROM JERSEY CITY nc 4
BEOOKITN az i:5O p IN. Tickets ald -tlteroOms may b.
aecur.d an principal hotels transfer and tcEcr offices
pORptN q LOWELL GEORGE H. CONNOR.
Agents GeuI Pass Agent.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27

iicmopals.
rVHE FRENCH ATLANTIC CABLE CO..
Be 10 poty that on May they will close their present
oric-s a. 30 I35 ana No 80 BrOadst ana that
they viii remove the date -
NO 20 BROAD-ST
Receiving Offices. ground floor
Executive OIICes, second uOOr
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27

GOOD FARMS, 800 to 5000; good mar
" kets no malaria Address c. h. LANDS, NiAeand'
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Heal Gstate agents.

Romaine Brown, 1,2s0 Broadway. Entire
panageInrn OF real estate specially Rents Collected &c
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REAL ESTATE

NKw-YoRK, Wednesday, April 20, Aoo~
r,,o following sales were made at tne Ia
-.,osroon, to-day
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DOUBLE TRACK; THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP-
MENT. NNU fHE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENI MITH AksuLrlE oAFLIN.
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON

ALL RA l. from Grand Central Depot .
Three exy.oaa daily e1cept 7uIaAJ " =,
zoo tparur cars HilhrhrdL anu ~ a. IA sNsn
palace -lef ping ears -,
euudtv4 at ~ n m with palace sleeping carA'
United Z g. get 10 Boston ii rail- -.
seats ctr De nbtapr AZ
Ffb Avrnue NInsor hOte ueAct OnSe anu A. St4na
Selga4 Depot
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Counirn prOpcrtp for Sale an0 90 Get

4. [I[UK Ie1,i' issA.sLE,-20,OOO ~ acres Kimble Co..
teAs' pest ano In The state for err.,-,ng- nrir
once - 4A-<NAS 4-AN -, IElD
New-York tribune., 1882-04-27

Ia
4 100 acres choice and. commOdi0us house Darn ana
usual outbuhngs. water fine gdrdonA ut sial, anu
ornamen al trecs: unsurpas beauty AMI htlhn
Of location Prospect Ill., Village Of 3asklhg lasag
n J school. stores hotels. market po-s oI.c
telegraph and railroad depot In immediate yicniy oiy
New York DF u4rOid; hOuse siU1htS
ana gaTdeus ia good order cehOuso hled Land Ia cI
,tii 10 sold
al great bargain immediate p0sssson; iaIu
&C. desired Address w IL Dlhhsi-AN' N"N"O-'N'
Nn.r-A on
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tOy sTic dwsnf ID 5'6STe SI,I 'D Moi & &S51iOc5 NC
So 80 " - ---..-.--....s'.----- y
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23
THE PROHIBITIONISTS.

The State legislature now in session
having refused to adopt a joint resolu-
ton proposing an amendment to the
constitution prohibiting the manufac-
ture and sale of intoxicating liquors.
the prohibitisnists have at last aban-
doned what has all along seemed to
us to be forlorn hope that one of the
two great parties would incorporate
into its political creed the principle of
prohibition, and are making arrange
ments to perpetuate the existence of
the Independent Temperance Party of
Wisconsin. The Prohibitory Amend
ment Association, by which the Tenn
perance Party was brought into exist
ence is now prepared to send lecturers
into the field to organize branch asso-
Citations in every town and village
throughout the State. Candidates for
the legislature pledged to favor the
question of prohibition to a vote of
the people will be put into the field
early, and special efforts viii be made
to reach the public with lecturers.
campaigu documents and other tenn
perance literature. Many who now
scott at the independent political ac-
ton of few thousand earnest tenn
perance voters whose convictions are
as sacred to them as were those of the
old time abolitionist to him will be
surprised at the vote of this new par
ty next November, as it will not be
confronted in the next campaign by
the more serious disadvantages
against which it had to contend in the
last. It is not our purpose to here
discuss the question of prohibition as
an abstract proposition, neither is
there any occasion for so doing. but
we are of the opinion that there is a
sufficiently developed public senti-
ment in favor of submitting it to a
vote of the people to justify such sub
mission by the legislature, and that so
long rs the law-making power refuses
to do this ii fails to perform Its duty
towards thousands of good citizens
who. though they may ne greatly in
the minority, under our form OF gov
eminent clearly have a right TO be
heard, and this right should be con-
ceded to them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23
MAIDEN Rock MINUTES. :

VI
f. McVean's team fell through the ice last
Saturday, but was taken out promptly; one
horse however, is severely cut on one of his
legs.
Mr.. L. C. Rice and daughter, of Brookvile,
were visiting relatives in this place Saturday
and Sunday.
A child Of Honor White is reported i'll.
The roads are in deplorable condition.
A few fish are being caught in the lake at
this point.
A. Cook. Esq, draws rein over a new
equine.
Tie executive department of Maiden Rock
municipal court is still active.
Prepare for town meeting.
There are several political bees buzlng
around our politicians.
Your scribe arose early enough to hear the
note OF robin, last Sunday morning.
Our people are feeling quite confident OF a
railroad at this point this season. Property
is advancing. "Just our luck.
Teachers examination next week.
"Ten Nights in Barroom," and the farce
"The Plague OF My Life" were well rendered
by the Dramatic Club of this village to a
large audience on Wednesday eve.
S32. O5 we're the receipts from the play I'M
der an admission price of 10 and 90 cents,
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather
and bad roads. By request of numerous
parties the play will be repeated Saturday
evening, April 18TH Remember day and
date and let the hall be filled Bring your
families and enjoy yourselves again.
Mr. J. v. Holbrook has recently disposed
of his bovine stock.
| Religious services were held here two
evenings last week conducted by Rev. Bar
ker. of Pepin.
weeks in April.
Mr.. Merrill is offering great inducements
in carpets, &c.
! Mrs Brewer will take orders for books
| in Pierce and St. Croix counties, instead Of
bed springs. as was reported in last weeks
| JOURNAL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23
GRAMMAR

/. At what age should child OF
average ability begin the study of
Grammar? How would you present
the subject to beginner? Why!
2. Write in regard to composition
work in school.
8. Write sentence that contains
all the parts of speech. Designate
each by an abbreviation placed under
it.
4. Correct, carefully giving your
reasons: He seen you was IN need.
The sum of the two numbers is twelve
| wish.I was her.
5. Enumerate and illustrate the va.
rious uses of "that."
8. Classify sentences according to
structure. Select sentence of each
class from this paper, and write it as
an example.
7. Parse IN full any two words,
Except propositions, in the following
sentence: ''Some of his skill he taught
to me.
.. Neatly diagram the following
sentence: 1.-The frightened animal fled
still more rapidly"
10. Write business letter to AL
den and Chadwick, No. 2lS State
street, Chicago, ILL.,, ordering a set of
the Library of Universal Knowl.
edge" Below the letter place the SUI
prescription just as you would on the
envelope.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23
CONSTITUTION OF WISCONSIN.

l. What does the Constitution say
in regard to the number of members
Of the Assembly and of the Senate I!
How many in each house now!
2. OF what does our Senate district
consist! Our Assembly district
Who represented these districts in the
Legislature last winterl
8. Through what means do our
State officers receive their nomina-
tons Are the wishes of the people
always represented by this means
Why.
4. When will the next General
Election be helds State what officers
will be elected at that time
5. By what authority is the right
of suffrage conferred, and what are
the conditions of its exercise in this
State!
@. In how many ways may a bill
become a law! In how many ways
may it be KILLED y
7. How may vacancies in either
house of the Legislature be filled!
8. State in how many ways Gov
ernor or Lieutenant Governor may be
elected.
Q. What is the source of the mon
ey which supports the University OF
Wisconsin, the Normal Schools, and
the Common Schools, except what is
raised by 'sSchool tax -
10. How may this Const. be amend
edf Give the substance of the artl-
cIes that are under consideration for
amendment at the present time; also
state how they will read, if amended.
When will it be decided whether the
Constitution shall be amended or not!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23
PRESCOTT PARAGRAPHS

L
Rev Haw was not here to fill the pulpit,
consequently there was no service in the M.
L. Church Sunday.
The boats will soon be running. The ice
is about out OF the river between here and
Hastings.
John Neinsteadt is now doing a fiourishing
business in the wagon making and black
smithing department. He has two new
workmen-a wagon maker and blacksmith.
The public school is to give an entertain
ment ON the last day of the winter term
(about the last of the month"; for which
quite extensive preparations are being made.
Old Mrs. Willis died Saturday the 18th ult.
Capt. Leavitt took the "Annie Barnes to
Red Wing last Friday to do some work down
there.
Joe. Kurdish and son have been up to
Saltwater for some time past repairing the
e. b. Knapp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Bailey and daughter
have returned from the south where they
have been spending the winter.
Judging frsm the amount of wood Sam
uel Elfman has been hauling from PIT Doug
las, we think he intends to manufacture a
host OF bricks the coming summer.
Master Freddie Newell took it into his head
to leave home last week without informing
his folks OF his intention. He started tor
Minneapolis where he has brother After
much delay he reached that place, but his
father reached it about the same time and
brought him home. Boys, don't leave home
without sufficient cause.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23

CLIFTON CHIT CHAT.
Colds abound.
Fevers are prevalent.
Caucus next week.

Colds abound.
Fevers are prevalent.
Caucus next week.
Dance at Hank Dickison's last week.
viii Eastman, who was injured on the
railroad recently, is recovering
Enterprising youths afflicted with desire
! to fit private keys in public locks should en-
deavor to restrain their illegal impulses lest
they come to grief
o. c. HOLSTER has sold his farm for 81 900,
the purchaser to take possession in the tall.
Rev. Haw failed to keep his appointment
at the valley last Sunday.
Jake Rissue's team got on bender last
week and ran away, demoralizipg the family
buggy and soaring the occupants.
The increasing population in the Bailey
district calls for more school room, hence the
enlargement of the school house at that
place
The house recently vacated by L. 5.
Roosevelt is now occupied by new tenant.
NJ. j. P. Thing, formally of Clifton, has
been teaching school during the past winter
| in Chicago.
T. West was visiting in town last week.
Master Ned Hardy is laying the foundation
OF future fortune by selling solder.
Wild geese were detected flying northward
| last Sunday.
The boys are preparing for anosher dance
at Crooks tomorrow night.
James Wilkinson, Sr, his son Reece, VIII
| Atwater, the Teachout boys and few others
have gone TO the golden Jim River Valley to
| hunt land and locations.
| Nellie Bancroft will teach the summer
term at the Hollow.
| We notice a well written and practical ar
| ticle from the pen of Ii. s. Baker, in the
March number of the American Educator.
| Little Teddie Fields has been dangerously
| i'll OF lung fever, but at the time of this writ
| ing is considerably better. DR.. Ballard has
been in charge.
| The Hickok boys will break up house
| keeping this week and the house will remain
tenantless during the summer.
/ A little theological discussion between two
/ of our venerable citizens resulted in some
! secular personalities and consequent warlike
demonstrations. No gore.
Ernest Wheeler, formerly of this town, is
engaged in trade in Dakota.
/ Our Normal students are home for vaea-
ton They look well and hearty and have
evidently thriyen on their winters work.
/ MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Beardsley, accompan-
! led by the their daughter, Mrs. Rollin, have
| returned to Minnesota.
Several valuable as we'll as worthless dogs
/. have been poisoned in town recently.
ssPretty hard, = is the answer We get from
/ our teachers. when We ask them about Supt.
| R9senberger's examination; and they look
/ as if they were in earnest. too.
| David Rissue will build new house this
| SUMMER. John Barnes is 70 be the architect.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23

CAssAvA is to be substituted for corn
in the production of glucose, which is
now quite extensively used in the
adulteration of sugar, syrup, and con-
fectionery. An acre of corn will pro-
duce but $50 pounds of glucose while
an acre of cassava. raised at an insig-
nificant expense, will produce 81 900
pounds. Cassava is South American
plant, the Juices of the root of which
are poisonous, but by treatment with
pressure, heat, and water, the poison
Gus qualities are removed, and the
root yields starchy substance much
employed for food. 1t is extensively
grown in Florida and can be utilized
at any time in the year.
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SOME NEWSPAPER LAWS.

/. A Postmaster is to give written notice by let
ter or card--returning paper does not answer the
from the office, and state his reason for its not be-
ing taken; and neglect to do so makes the POST
master responsible to the publisher for the pay
ment.
2. Any person who takes paper from the post
ofice-whether directed to his name or another
or whether he has subscribed or not-is RESPONSE
BILE for the pay.
3. II person orders his paper discontinued he
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may con-
tnue to send it until payment is made, and collect
the whole amount WHETHER IT IS TAKEN FROM
THE OFFICE NOT. There can be no legal dis
continuance until the payment is made.
4. Tie Courts have decided that refusing TO
take newspapers and periodicals from the post
office, removing and leaving them uncalled for,
is prima facia evidence of intentional fraud.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-03-23
WAvERLY w AvELETs.

WAvERLY WAvELETs.-
Caucus next Saturday.
The annual town meeting for the town OF
FL Paso will be held here.
Mr.. McInerney is ironing wagon for C.
A. Hawn.
Our town Treasurer made his returns last
week.
All overseers are requested to be present
with the board of audit ON the first day OF
their meeting,
Some person in want of timber pitched
his camp ON the lands of VIM. Courtney in
this town. The eulprit is known and will
be brought to speedy justice.
The board of audit will meet at III Paso
village on the 25th inst. to audit accounts
and settle with overseers
Our legislature has changed the time for
holding the annual school meetings in each
year to the first Monday in June. we think
it will be productive Of much good