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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-04
Brook ViIses

Home again from. the pralries of
Dakota.
Sept. 9th, 1888. Put it on the
bright side of the records that it
showed at this place-not enough for
sleighing, but enough to tswear by.
~ Several bears have lately been seen
proving around these parts. Where
are our nimrOds.
Several of our neighbors soldiers of
the late war; attended the Soldiers
Reunion at Rock Elm Center. They
report IA jolly good time.
Our school is well attended. Miss
Horton, the teacher, gives good salts
faction.
Mr.. S. Abbott has moved his store
building back from the road some ten
feet.
Mr.. j. Deyo, our shoemaker, has all
he can possibly do in his line.
Grant, Roberts and Duel counties,
Dakota, will have an average yield of
twenty-five bushels of wheat to the
acre; OTIS sixty; potatoes good. Not
much corn, on account of the frost.
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@ ! I. &. :.
Il ia week made at home by the in
Ill IL Hdustrious. Best business now
" Abefore the public. Capital not
needed We will start you
IN Men, women, boys and girls
"EH wanted everywhere to work for
snwus Now is the time. Yon eau
work in spare time, or giveyour
whole time to the business No
other business will pay you nearly as well.
No one can fail to make enormous pay, by
engaging at once Costly outfit and terms
free Money made fast, easily and honora-
bly, Address TRUE & Co, Augusta, Maine.
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Husking bees.
The river is low.
B. Hodsell has moved to tie village.
Wood, the machine agent, has NOV
ed to Esdaie.
A new railroad is being surveyed
through here.
Way & Boustead are selling goods at
rock bottom prices.
j. c. Arnold is building a farm
house on his wood farm.
c. B. Youmans has returned from
western Minnesota. lie does not give
very glowing accounts. He will re-
main here awhile long er.
Paul Wheeler is visiting friends
here. He intends to locate III Wash
ington Territory this coming winter.
Henry Gilmore has built new
granary. Now when he builds a hay
barn he will have all a farmer desires
in the way of buildings.
Don forget that Way & Boustead
| sell groceries, dry goods, hats and
caps, boots and shoes, hardware, med
| icineS, etc. at Il great cash discount
| cheaper than ever was known.
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Educational.
A. RosENBERGER.- Editor.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

Correspondence, discussions, etc. are desired
from the TEACHERS and the FRTEEDs of EDucA-
TIoN in this county. Address all comm AMIGA
tions to the Editor. at Ellsworth. Wis.
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Oh,MyBack!

That's a common express
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BITTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
VIM. P. Marshall, Of Logans-
port, Indiana, writes: "My wife
has for many years been trou-
bled from pain in her back
and general debility incident
to her sex. She has taken one
bottle of Browns Iron Bitters,
and / can truthfuily say that
she has been so much benefited
that she pronounces it the
only remedy of many medi-
cines she has tried"
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TIERS. It has cured others
suffering as you are, and It
will cure you.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-04
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE!
FOU RYEARs OLD.
TONIC AND STRENGTHENING
On L D TEC


THIS CELEBRATED WINE is the pure juice of
the dead ripe oporto Grape, raised IN Speer )
vineyards. Its invaluable
PROPER les
are unsurpassed by any other Wine. Being pro-
duced under Mr. Specr' personal supervision. IT'S
r1IritV ana gpuliiutsS are guaranteed by the
principal Hospitals and Boards of Health VINO
have examined it. The youngest child may par
take Of it and the weakest invalid use II TO ad3,
vantage. 1t Is particularly bUueueiai 10 the aSeu
and debiliated and suited to the various ailments
that aHCrt the weaker sex. 10 is ia every respect
\ WINE To BE RELIED on.
Npeer'S lniermeRted Grape Juice.
Is the Juice of the Op0r@o Grapes preserved in
its natural fresh. state IS II runs from the
press by itmigation. thereby destroying the eX-
otter ~ fermentation IL is perfectly pure, free
from spirits and viii keep in any climate
SpefrS Bagaaav.
Is q fari, rich Incdium Dry Wine used by the
wcsI tbv classes as d Table or Dinner Wine. and
by physicians tn cases where a dry vine instead
Of q sweet port Is desired
Sppfr'S ,Sodialitel tlarpt.
Isheld in high estimation for its richness as a
Dry Table Wine especially suited Tor dinner use.
Specs P. ] sherry.
Is wine Of superior character ana paFtake3s :
OF the rich qualities OF the grape from Whlch II
| Is made.
Speer's ?. ] Brandy.
| Is a PURE distillatiou from the grape. and
| stands uuryalied in this Country for medicinal
| purposes Ii has & peculiar haVor SlhIdF 70
| that of the grapes from y hieh it i distilled
/ see that The signature Of ALFRED SPEER
Passaio \. J., l. over the cork Of each bottle
SOLD By Il. ;. FREEMAN.
AND By DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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PREMIUM LIST.

List Of Premiums awarded at the 23rd
annual Exhibition of the Pierce County
Agricultural Society held at the city OF
Prescott, on Sept. 10Th and 2lst, 1888
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OTRECT0RT.
s9nItrona Ttm,e- Tabies.
loyth Wisconsin RaHway.
lodges.
Rtner FnIl. eranqe P. Off

stated meetings on the ID and 4th Saturdays OF
.yerr month. al : O'Clock p.m.,i their hall south
of the JoU REAL office - ,.ry,,, ,ta.r
GETCHELI., Secretary.
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uetan Leaae 10. %. !. Q. .. y

pe,u1ar meeting every Thursday evening. All
members sbould be nrecent II the FIRST meeting n
sVery month. iod@ sCOi - n
JAMES n. TOZER Recorder.
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| THIS CELEBRATED WINE is the pure juice of
| | the dead ripe 0portO Grape, raised in speer )
| rfpavar1s rs iuyaluaHie
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a1irer -Gaifs eoastaL

E4TE HF Aos2 ftSff2-
i W M ta $50 $m ON a.
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NnpprN | nfermenIfl Erape .Inife.
NDpfrN bugUudV.
SnqfrN lSqdialiiel Ilarpt.

DIV INOI0 I'M NIIlIN7l I1I EIIlIINF
Speev'S P. ] sherry.
Is wine Of superior Character and partakes
OF the rich qualities OF the grape from which II
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ne Mo;, HI[ae's i"eNSi'i''n $500
Pit dis,9ia,, oarriaoe work + Meincke 800
z farfn ,gaoon F Meinckn 200
q TN Irnrt Firner Bros & Winter 100
- rarr;oss harness Wm RittInan 200
81 heavv 200
.. land harrow Iohn Frey 100
Committee OF award, John Frey, W. ii. LeaNltt
and s. Mcdonald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
Social INCIDENTS ~ WASHLNGT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Thc largest after
party OF tue gwen to- lay at the resi-
dence OF the CaiefJustce, Mrs and Miss Waite having
issued 600 cards OF invitation 10 tea, from
3 to 6 o'clock. Between those hours the
house wac crowded with guests. aud tho lue
OF carriages filled the entire square Mrs. and Miss
Waite were assslcd by Mrs. Tinker OF New York. Mics
Stevens, niece Of eXMnrtcr Noycs. ana Miss Moore.
The CnictJustice Joined The receiving party o'clock
and assisted entertaining the guests among wAon
wero the Justices OF the Conrs ana the ladies'
OF their families. Senator aHd Mrs. Hill.
Of Colorado: Mrs. senator Hale. with her guest,
Mrs. Place. OF Ncw-York; Mrs Senator Patt, Mrs.
senator Rollins tie Portuguese Minister and Madame
Nogucira-, the Argentine Minister and tho Misses
Domnguc1 the Austrian, French aud BclgDn Ministers.
Mrs Bartlett. OF the Chinese Legation, Professor
and Mrs. Gaiauiet, Mrs. HoigsOn Burnett, Ms.
Foote OF Hartford, Mrs Tater. o. Virginia. Mrs. Wash
burne OF Minnesota. Ms. Carlisle, OF Kentucky. Mrs.
Senator Malone Major aud Mrs. Green Clay Gcodoe. Gen
Poe. General aud Mrs.. HA'n. Miss Kacne sherman
Lieutenant and Rod gers Miss Jonas. OF Louisiana
Justice and Mrs McArlhur with tnelr guest Mrs Heiih
Mrs.. Senator sawyer aud daughters Ms. Whto and
Mrs. Goodman. Mls Senator Logan, accompanied by
Governor Beverage, Of Illinois; Mrs. Dhhigceu. Mrs.
General Lander the Misses williamson. Consul
General Van Buren, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
story Admiral watmou sh, Walker Blaine. Count LPpc,
the Secretary Of the Navy Mrs Wilson of Cincinnati
Mrs John " Jasper Ma Commodore EnSish. An
elegant collation. Was served.
Tho Postmaster General save dinner party this even
ing at his residence on l--t. Covers were laid tor
egntecu. and tue table was Drauini decorated WIN
aoverK The guests tic fIe1i 4cut aud Mra
McfrOv the Attorney General End hrs BrcWHter. tc
SECRETARY OF the Navy anu ar, ca ndeF tue secretary
Of ,Ie iatcnor aud Mo IccI t,o Assistant Secretary
OF state Mr. DAVIS AMI Mr.. frclngm sen tue secrc-
tary Of The treasury tue Secretary VI war drs kins
l.y Miss Howe Miss iOtteu, Colonel aud hrs IOtfcI,
the la ter being hostess of the evening Iue iudls
pUsiuou Of the -ecrctsfy OF state proyouted MN nom
being present. 49,
House held nrr last formal reccptOhs oI tue season To-
day.
the residence OF the Secretary OF : ate the Misses
Frelug iu, sen were assist b, Mss Slacd. MIS- Fro
utg IA, .cI Joined tnom la Ms Browstcr had uc
al OF uye uf lie young ladies 10 DO bridesmaids al
the marriage II daughter nrKt tuesday,
Miss Konn-r sister 81 tHc groom cec Miss hObc tom,
Ms. - IA Miller i-s Emory aud Mas doA 'eVsr Mrs.
Teller wn- assisted hy MI, Bclford OF Go OradOi Mrs
Colonel WickcIshaui. aud Mrs General hOlaDrd Mrs.
Cutudrr and .irr Air, kiuslry, assisted by
Mira Co.oncl Nc. Auloy. Is X -r had tAo ana 0f
tmry ,auics, ncary ali Of wHOn were wives OF Repre-
I4liN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
VITAL STATISTICS

The nation has been Mortified at the burn
ing Of Milwaukee hot, whereby over seventy lives
we're lost. Tins event carried terror cause IL sid
den and appalnng oa nad the dis istrouS results
to lie d limb cone silent', tlev would hIy' n'n
noticed only by toe PEG lie of tni bot also by
tno yeri community IN which they Occurr d. FitIi
rveno OF al wore natur have taken lace IN IS
very CITY, but they have attrtc 81 teuJo O..
woIid ~ noN did not tie Bureau OF vital statistics
bring t1em t. our not Figures not iie," wat
ever else may 1T in. aud tae report the
,. tui- city - SIirtiiny comment IT. Inc During
the pas y,ar te cnnr nous pcres, OF CERTAIN nIadies
l. simply appa ling While tht total number Of dea.hs
has nsht ana c. death rate mot Cisca ,cs mas
rrcrc -e st, II il lar gr AT one or twn So n Gus dls
orders tuau ever known before. More people dro
10 the ii OF York m 1882 from Brghts disease uf
tAo dneys tnan from dipht eiia snalox aud typhoid
ali cOmbpcdl Tu- scarcely possible bur II
rue. and A. Is remembe hIt tian one
tnird tie actual deaths ro Bright, disease are really
reported IA SUCH the aV ikes of the 'ladJ eau b par
tully understood
INC inincIiate query which every reader will make
upon such revelation a. faots. l.: VIVA causes thl,
crca-et lis ID difficult question 10 ansNer ! na.
OF .oOds aud liquors al undJuD edly cOnrIbule but
immaculate oaiso can be cert iuli asSigneL or IN b
yictim knows it tho diH'8se mas begun. It's
stealtny ana It's JtOuIs obscure
tat they not DC definitely fJ'esern aud are uny
kuOwu By ther ELECTS Ant Kli"ey disorder, howev
slht. the hrst STAGE OF BIiguts diseae. BntG 1,
seldom that kidney disorders ON be detected tuey do
tutc tymptOni5- Mysterious wearIncas:
unusual appetite; pcr'OLoIl he dacnos occasional
power; lrr' gdlIrIty Of the heart; disoIdrrrd dab
u.bs Imperfect disesijU-al th;se aad ~ my Otner
~ nptOus u = the indcaOns o. dncA disorder eyeh
Though mere may Be no pain ~ tHe IegOu tue ki-
nryo vr iu that portion tue bO0Y Tue serious nature
~ utso lOuDlcS may Dc from dOs ludl
Bright dheass II certain tO follow diseased kl neJ
ls uecompos zion lolOws dedtL.
nigu time tue OotOrs IN this land who have been
unable rO ktincy troubles suOuld he accused ana
compelled 10 Iii some remedy, or acknowledge Que al
ready Iuun, Tue suffering public needs ue, and c4n
uO await the trdy acton o. any HAIR splitting code OF
incorrectly lOrmudieu theories AZ the meuical wUrlG
ha dy for ths erriOc disease lot lbem
acknowledge II aud seek Tor OUTSIDE the pale OF
neT profession For ,he discovery OF tAs reGedy ANA
Tor lto Application 10 tins nisode e or his CITY,
Tue peOpie OF the YnUie land, no only those whO are
sunerl"s but those WAC nav rieuds Iii DANGER are
earnestly aud lUuRngy cooking =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
TEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

The wedding of Miss Edith Wiglam,
daughter of Thomas wigham and Herman Clarke, took
place at $3.50 p yesterday In Calvary Church. the
Rev. Dr. satteree reading the service Arthur CLARKE
brother Of the groom. the best man. Tho ushers
were Edward FoydJones cousin Of the bride Truman
Hemingway. Alexander Rutherford and Rowland
DayIes The bridesmaids were Miss Helen Iseln, Miss
Clarke sister OF the groom Miss Alice King and Miss
Philipse They dresses OF white crepe de chne'
with the fronts trimmed with alternate psscs and
ruffies They also wore white turbans Dor
dered with garnet velvet and trimmed with
cluster of red flowers Their bouquets were oil carna
tons and hyacnths The brides toilet was white satin
robe edged with piss6s and the front covered
with crystal embroidery The was cut square,
and trimmed with crystal embroidered lace Her veil,
OF tuc was held by white llaos Her bouquet was oil
the same flowers The reception was held at the brides
home No. 1921 Fifth-ave Among those present were
the Misses Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert lvingstn,
Miss Bessie Fioy DO es, Mas E. u FloydJones, Miss
Isabella King, Miss Gertrude Lawrence I2hn Law
Miss Hiiey Mrs. Waldo Mas Louisa stevens,
Mrs Smith. Miss Marion sharPess, Mr; , SnP isa
Tnrnnre Mr. Remsen the Misses Remsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
schieGelln. Mrs. Marie and Miss Marie
Charles H. standinger, of Brooklyn was married yes
terday O'Clock TO Miss Annie A. Iers at ths Cnrcn
oI the Pilgrims Brooklyn. Ry Dr. StOrrs oihciatlhg
reception he'd at the house OF the Dues parenS
In Letforts-place.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.-Martyn ll0yt, son
Of OK Governor Hoyt. OF pennsylvania ana MISS AMIN
McMichael wcIo married this evening III ST. Marks
Church The bride daughter Of Morton McAiiehael
and granddaughter OF the late Morton McMichael,
at one time Mayor OF this city. There an entire
absence OF ostentation in all the arrangements The
Rev Isaac Nicholson, who conducted the ceremonies.
entered the church followed 10y the bridegroom and his
best man. Mr. Henry T.. COe, OF New-YOrk The eight
ushers were Morton McMchael Stanley ". Dexter, Id
L. Morse, Francis H. Wessen oevcryn sharpe Fred
eTick Potter and Charles PHrrOns Jr all OF Newt ORR
and John d.. MgkeuuOn, PltiHburg.
the Misses Helen Cooley and McMichael, htte
children, OF the bride, May McMclael. Flor
Bell Maud b. HOyt, Katharine l.. Sharpe, Of New
York. Annie III. sitter and Amy DennistOn Tue bride
whito muslin trimmed with point lace aud wnito
coS or blossoms. reception held at Mrs. Morton
McMlchAel's house. The newly married couple wnl
travel through the South and eventually settle ia New
N.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
AuATKURs ar CHIcnERiAG NM.

The play Of "Thc Cape MAIL by Clement
Scott iu;hor OF " DipomacJ," WIS presented 10y anna
teurs evening before audicnce Of fashionable
people which crowded ChickornS Hall to ts limits.
Thc play was pro luccd for the benefit OF IT. AIMS
Protestant Episcopal Cnnrch. OF winch the Rev
Dr Thomas Gallaudet IL rector. Those taking part
were mainly tho amateurs WAC recently
acted In The Russian Honeymoon" at tho Mad son-
Square Theatre. The last evening vas as follows
Surgeon jor Hugh Mlrsden HOlDroOk curtis
MI ucAe tau Old iA"y' AoI A. M4s,h
Mrs Preston "a blind old lady Miss Undertook
Ms. Frank rreSto- "a yOun. "d9Tl =
Mary Preston Sfrs Pre,ton's daug ater ..-...;;...
Mason Qsdy's daiiaudet
The sceue OF the play Is lad in n drawing
room OF London house. The Old lad!
son, FraJlL Preston, English officer. supt osed
dead, port naying come OF his being Killed tn
battle IN Indies His wife and sister conspire
10 keep bad news from his mother, ne she has hoart
disease and they bAr could not bear the bad
tla e. Tuey therefore read TO her fictitious letters
from ncr sou arrival Of tue Cape mail ana In
n better keep up tho ruse they 80 OUT much In
society and give the Appearance OF leading happy Ives
touching incident In tho play where Dr. HVsden.
conrade OF supposed dead soldier. seeks out the
aters wife aud upbr4ids her for attending ball 80
soop after her hush 4nd's ath Tho blind
bears the excited onversation and Will DO quoted
until the wife reads 10 he- letter from her son. which
IA formed sentence by ntence aud with effort by
the a,uuzed wife Ine dcnOu- comes In tIe
law er Quioke appears with gonuln note from tho
soldier no In dead put who returns ator being iIn
n'oned and VINO ID welcomed wirh IA Joy b. his
vie and blnd mother Ino play waa sot wGn prctty
sceurry AID costumes we're attractive Mrs Potter,
~ no wore becOhmg French Rr ~ walking suit. acted
with much fcehug. aud won rounds OF Applause aiter
eacn of the stirring emotional situations mrr Andrews
Was also rewarded with applause, and the other parts
yer rendered with oarc. Mss Van AuAcn appeared In
pink satin lace, and Mss On ierdonk III black SIX
AM ahite ca number Oh bouquets were received by
Inr ao ora MISS GeneYeye SteO0,ns then reclied WIN
IuurI, suirt tho mOuOlOguo LEN, rcsoL" Altorward
III cn,ucd,etfa DOn "A staircase" ny Mrs. Burton
N uaIrlron was presented o. Mrs W. D. Andrews AID
Alexander A. Mason persOnating Hrs MaGei H0HeDdep
n yOufn. nj WIDOW from HackeLsa0k, ana Cornelius
ayieycor1 snsceptibc bachelor from Weatchesior Ine
eceu, VIZ The tnrd floor landing o. New Ork apart
ncut house The play received Vim great d.ught
by the audience Among those esent were Mrs; buf-
I'm n Uarrison Mira Iona sherwood, ArtnU Lear,
ia yard CiarAe r Miss stevens. lr ana Mrs ADRIAN
I,ein, Mr. George MO,. espOon, MI ana mis h.mSeh'
Mrs Kicnard IrVIn, add tne tteV. Dr. GliaudtI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
Electro silicon mpaTs wonderful btanCy 20 gold and
slyor incorporating Genuine put up at az JohnstNH
DElJ.


BALDwINAt tho residence Of her brother Hall Bald
win. esq YOnkes n. y. on Tuesday lamar 80. 1903
and friends aro iaYiied funeral
at t. Johns Church lonkers. On thursday Fehfu-
Train leave, brand Central Depo, at , O'Clock.
BEARD At the u ana no!el IN his city, o. Pneumonia on
Nrtlesl .aputiy 81 NJ =. Elizabeth A BeAid WlIe Ol
tae Ia,e DE-. George N Heard.
NOtioc OF funeral hereafter.
CRIsT-On Monday January 30 Charles Crist
eyeS and ens d also %s@0f ., Soe so Sro aS uD
,ed 10 attend TIE lunera wees at aus 'esl ieaeo Ao'
Please omit flowers.
CUR In this city January 80 1888 Lewis Curtis aged
Funeral services will be held Friday nornln at 100 clock
AT calvary huc 90 aor I'm , a ts ., 10 attend
In ement at Greenwood Cemeteiy' 80
CHAUNcEY -On londay January 30 1853 Daniel
ReaSe. friends requested to at no o. me af.s
FEB nary j. at 5 O'Clock p
Please omit noSers
~ isst ST. phen Gould president OF tle American In
1 RE DIS are scs1ecdu " invited to attend the
tnnesi az The Ose lille rresoy or an church. koseVLe
aves viii iease met residence, No 100 Moth
os a. IN Mount Pleasant Cemetery the convenience
r an Tor oseyio lea es NewJersey via d., l. and W. RR
lIUD. IA. -
IN IsRsoLI-At Hamburg Nj. Tueday, January 80
Gelrgo IngesoI ate secretary OF tn I"entythi'"
FHaefS ron rs ae residence at Hamburg, on Thursday
TiS caves Scw.SorE on New York, susQuehanna and
" ostern RI al a. ~
Men aMEE-On January %, at New brighton s. L. Emehne
Holmes. OF the late Theodore ST. Nance IN ne ''u
RsaS's aad friends are attend ber fanera on
lhurslaI February /, At ZAP ~ u. At the Ho'"rme'
Chun h. Brighton heights. = l.
Friends VIII Please Gun, n,Sist Nowvork atenm
Carriages 6lll % 10 waians fOmp ainsye Landing
moRlILI--Iu Brooxyn. the 18th lust Captain iona
thai Tucker MOIil after Lingering illness 1" tno olS'
Fg1er a. al, ae residence 90 erkmers. on Thursday.
Now Orleans La aud sacO Maine papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
GRAND ARMY IASTALLATION.

The formal installation OF the newly elected
officers George Washington Post No lOJ Grand Army
OF tae Republic Tux place last night Ia the "4room Oh
tne Hotei Brunswick Tue room e,a0orateiy deco
atod with Lgs, Of rifles and clusters OF saores
ayonrts and Jugles. GLtng guns stood In dhleieht
parts OF tue and squad Of United 9tos SOFA erS
from Governors Island guarded the door"ayS' Ine
ceremonies were conducted by eR-Depariment OOm
mnnder t. s. Fraser Aler the installation thero was
reception and ball
Among those present were General Hancock, Com
modore Upshur. General Rndenbaugh aud Mrs. Roden-
baugl. u neral Lloyd Aspinwali, Capt an l. 1. Mics
Col0pel O'iyeirne, Colonel ingersOn Lockwood, MaOf
sIarrug General Saaler. oonecI d. Ieinola. Mrs dl
Cesuoa aud Miss al CesnOla. MTs. John Bgelow, mfe
Lester Walack, Mrs. EinDAa RoUIaold, MIS- r. CoOpol