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THAT HUSBAND OF NINE.

Is three times ;he man he was before
be began using "Wells' Health Re-
newer" 81. Druggists.
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Every machinist has at least one
Y ice.
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The secret Of success is TO know how
TO deny yourself.
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HEAR ME,

Come one, Come all,
To my Barber Shop at Irwiu's Hall,
Ny kaZOrs are keen.
Ny Towels are clean.
And all that art and skill will do
Ny good Barber will do for you.
sE- Call on me for cheap shaving and hak
cutting.
Dec eff. R. R. NEWMAN.
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$72 1 cS.is o.i az free. day Ad s'ssm' f .s
ususta. Name hafch2s,'e
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The following tracts Of land lying in the county
Of shenandoah, Va, on the proposed liue OF Raj
Road running from strasburg to the coal fields o
West Va, will be offered at Public Auction TO the
highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9th, 1888.
On the premises. u miles we 1t Of Mt. Jackson, al
shenandoah Alum Springs. near Orkney Springs,
Virginia,
1st. Henrietta Furnace tract, containing 500
acres ON which are hne veins Of Hermatite iron
ores, red and brown, for manufacturing the Bes-
semer steel.
An excellent furnace stack already erected and
within 100 yards OF one ofthe veins.
Timber in abundance. The cost Of charcoal
TO cents per bushel delivered 81 the furnace.
m are are lso indications Of coal.
Cd tract co:...-ining 50 acres adjoining the st
trsot; Mineral and timber land.
Rich Iron Ore on this Tract.
Sd. A farm containing 200 acrse located between
Orkney and Shenandoah Alum Springs. and on
the Towards Lick and Mt. Jackson turn pike,
partly cleared and under fence with some Of the
best mineral springs in this country.-An orchard
Of hne fruit, most desirable location for sum-
mer home. or truck and dairy farm.
Persons desiring to examine this property can
do 30 now at lower rates than any ether season OF
theyear, as excursion tickets 10 the springs are
issued by all the Railroads. Communications
relative 10 the property and as 10 terms Of sale
&C., can be addressed to
A. J. MYERS
Shenandoah Alum springs,
or L. TRIPLETT, Jr. Mt. Jackson, Va.
Aug. Z9th-tds.
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lO.h, 1888,

heirs, and Of the same vs.. JOS D. seemer, admir-
and others, in front Of the Court House, IN Wood
stock, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l0.h, 1888,
at o'clock. P. NJ. lst, The seemar Hotel Pro-
perty at Orkney Springs, situated at the north :
east corner Of the Public Square, and facing l39
feet on said square, embracing lots No. Is and 81
in the plat Of the said Springs. 3D. Is vacant lot
in the Of the Hotel. containing about half an
acre. 80, Is vacant lot adjoining the last named
containing "a acres, this lot communicates
with the public square, where the valuable miner
al Springs are situated by public street SO feet
square, and is very Close 10 the square, Il viii
make a number Of eligible building lots. 4tA,
Thirty one, or more, bdilding lots which have
been laid of by order Of the court on the main
avenue, Qhe Orkney and Howard Lick Turnpike
Company just cast Of the large Hotel Property Of
Moore x Co. These lots face on either side OF
this ayenne see plot on record in Clerk's ONCE,
Book 20, page 70. 5h, Six building lots facing on
S eyent y-sixth street, on said plot
TERMS OF SALE:
IS cash, i-3 in twelve months. in two years
from day Of sale, interest and deed Of trust on
lots to secure deferred payments.
80 Apply 10 T. ". Allen, at Mt. Jackson, or 10
Us at " chichester, Va. for information.
ALEX. K. PENDLETOS,
Aug std. Special Comrs.
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The heated lerm-"You're lioi -
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Ne1o advertisements

VALUABLE MINERAL LANDS, FOR SALE!
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY, FOR
A SAFE AND KEMUNERATIyE INVESTMENT,
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Tie Mahoneiies pretend 10 be de-
lighted with The platform of the Dem
oeraiic Convention, claiming that it is
all "tleir Il uGder."
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The POST and SHENANDOAH HERALD will
be sent one year for $500.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-04-12

Seeding will soon be in order.
Mrs Peter Simon. Jr.. who has been
sick for some time with consumption,
died on the 4th inst.
Willie and Anna Gray have gone to
Minnesota to look after their claims.
Henry Hammann lost very valua
hle horse recently Cause, lung fever.
Henry Better and Miss Beta Stark
were married recently.
A new boy has taken possession of
the attention of B. Ii. Corcoran and
the rest of the family.
Colds are very prevalent among the
little folks oil this town.
Robins, blue. birds, meadow larks.
wild geese, and several other kinds of
birds, have made their appearance.
John Daley, Clinton Davis, and sew
eral other promising young men, have
gone to the far west to prospect for
land, and if suited to grow up with
the country.
Fred. Davis has taken to himself a
better-half. We wish himself and
wife a pleasant voyage through life
together.
Miss Mary Towey has been engaged
to teach the summer term of school in
Canon Falls. MINI.
The following are the names of the
officers elected at the annual town
meeting: Supervisors, John Murphy.
chairman against VIM. Teare), Fred.
Busehmann, and Owen Murphy; Clerk
B. II Corcoran; TREASURER, VIM. Fos-
bender; Assessor. John Gillig; Justi-
ces, Aaron Brackin and VIM Busch-
mann; Constables, Fred. Buschmann
and j. A. Glendenning.
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st. PAUL.

The smallpox Is again in the city
but we trust it will not spread.
We acknowledge a call from j. I'll.
Wilkinson and j Ii. Boyle, once a
teacher in the Patterson district.
The N. w. G. Advocate says: "The
church at Portage City has been i'm
proved about 800 worth. Rev. A. S.
Collins is the efficient PASTOR Con-
CALCULATIONS.
We hear that our pupil, Charles
Taggart, is clerk in the drug store of
Burhyte & Co. he is a young man
worthy of all eonfaence-a rare speci-
men in these days.
Principal G. L. Bowman, of Pres
colt, Wisconsin, visited st. Paul last
week partly to see friends, partly on
business, and partly to absorb the new
to him in st. Paul Methods of teach
ing. He saw the Jefferson in full
blast. visited the art store and book
stores. He has the scent of a blood
hound after any ideas relating to
school work.
Your representative in st. Paul late
ly took trip to Chicago and vicinity.
In Chicago he was the guest OF Rev.
NJ. Il. Cady. He heard him preach
and attended his sabbath school of
about tour hundred fifty pupils. The
church and parsonage are situated up
on Michigan Avenue, the Fifth Ave-
nue., as it were, of the city, which is
a residence street and nicely graded
for miles. Heavy traffic is not allow
ed upon it. The CHURCH will soon be
leading one and, indeed, now it is
only third or fourth in the Nj. E.
churches of the city. He seems to be
very pleasantly situated. To casual
observer Chicago is evidently the most
wicked city OF the Northwest. Intern
perance is rampant and no evil is alb
sent. The praetlces of even Christian
people is, in some denominations, at
the extreme opposite to Puritanism if
not actually bad The worst evils are
openly ADVERTISED and in some quar-
tiers even upon the leading business
streets. No lady appears unattended
after dusk because to do SO is danger
Gus lis we'll as discreditable, owing to
the crowds of a certain class abroad
at such times. We passed Braidwood,
tuo oCenV VI eHO SiO'o uiAHO ulo1oeoi.
and saw the Grape on the doors and
other tokens OF grief. We visited
Douglas school, of Chicago, one after
noon. This is noted among the Chica-
20 schools chiefly owing to the fact
that the principal. Mr.. Bright, is the
author of very good little manual of
of language, published by the Apple
tons. The spirit of the principal seems
to permeate the whole building and
the hobby OF language teaching crops
out at all times and in all recitations.
The rest was usually good. There was
no extra formalty nor dicipline.
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Bonnie Thompson has gone to La
Crosse to attend college.
George Traynor and Rosa Carey
were married on the LIST ult.
Mike McInerney intends to build q
new blacksmith shop next summer.
The Town Board elect of Ell Paso
met last Saturday to qualify. License
90 sell liquor was granted II. Melon
I'D. of Ell Paso.
DR.. NJ. G. Thompson is treating sew
raj cases of diphtheria in the town of
Gilman. Great precaution should be
taken to prevent the disease from
spreading.
Mrs. O'Connell is recovering quite
apidly under the treatment of DR..
Ware, of Maiden Rock. She has been
'ick for nearly a year.
The result of the election for Treas
,rer was very close, James Hagen
peing elected by a majority of one over
p. Deck, last incumbent.
The following is list of the Town
Ulcers elected at Ell Pdso at the late
annual town meeting: Supervisors,
John Buckley, chairman, j. NJ. John
son and f. w. Hines; Clerk, Thorn rs
Fitzgerald; Assessor, l.. Ii. Place;
Treasurer, James Nagen.
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Kinnickinnic.

Mumps are prevalent In town.
The dance at A. II. Lovell's last
Thursday eve. was highly enjoyable.
Sol. Haycock has sold another horse
to Mr.. Chapman. this makes three he
ne has sold him this spring.
Rev. w. d. Atwater preached to us
last Sunday, as Rev. Hamilton was
not able to get here.
Our Grange was not as largely at.
tended as usual last Saturday on ac-
count of the bad roads, nevertheless it
is thriving and will continue TO do so
Miss Mary Whedon, who has been
visiting at s, w. Williams has gone
st. Paul with Mrs. I'll s. Baker. Miss
Whedon will remain there short
time visiting her sister when she will
return to Pierce Co. and take charge
of her school at Rock Elm Center.
Y. Y. Fuller. our former towns.nan,
has gone to Larimore, d. 4. His fam
lily will not go until some time in June.
The select party at S. w. Williams
last Monday evening was a pleasant
affair and all seemed to have a good
time.
Our town officers were nearly all re-
elected and are as follows: Supervis-
ors, E. L. Follansbee, Robert Atcheson.
J. T. Dean: Clerk. 5. w. Williams;
Treas, C. A. Mckee; Assessor. John
Stapleton; Justices, Herman Deyar-
mond. G. D. Smith; Constables, Fred.
Swartont, John Keefe.
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HBtMEUM.
The ice is goin9 down the river.

The ice is goin4 down the river.
The ferries Only charge a quarter
now.
III. Pumpkin is digging well.
Ducks and geese are now being
slaughtered.
We can once more travel our roads.
S. o. Arnold will farm it this sum-
mer.
Some farmers will SOW wheat this
week.
The following are our town officers
elect: Supervisors. VIM. Drake, VIM.
Shaver. G. j. Peterson: Clerk. S. T.
Irvine; Treas, J G. Arnold; Assessor,
S. S. Kline: Justices. j. III. Boustead,
. yrs. A. a. Fisher 2 yrs. Henry Horn
ing yr.; Constables. ii. p. Shaver,
S. S. Kline. Eden Nero, Peter Walk
en-
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Plum city.


We hear the spring birds again.
$50 votes cast at the spring election.
F. C. Smiths family buried little
hoy on the lst, about months old.
We understand appropriations were
made for some sidewalks in our
village.
DR.. Zeigler has span Of ponies to
convey him around in the practice of
medicine.
Saw-logs are being converted into
lumber at the mill now, quite rapidly.
We closed our tenth term of school
n Wisconsin the 22d of March in dis
trict No. 4, Union, making thirty mine
months spent in the school-room, with
compensation of 81, ll6 in toto.
But one ticket out at the election
OF town officers, and that composed
If the former incumbents, princi-
gally. They will therefore hold over.
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Gilman.


The town officers elected for the
town of Gilman are as follows: For
supervisors, Nels. A. Nelson, chairman,
august Bleisner and Halvor Tollefson;
Clerk. j. B. Maxgood; Treasurer, Elias
B. Jensen; Assessor, Ole Mathison;
Justices, j. B. Maxgood, Jacob Nelson,
Jonstables, Andrew jacobson, Nils A..
iangfos.
Ole Melsby has moved with his
family out to Dakota.
Mr.. Christian Bursnn's mother died
few days since and has been inferred
N the church cemetery near the Gill
nan postoffice. Death must have APP
,eared to her as an angel of relief, for
her sufferings had been long and
fearful.
Owen Donelly's family is afflicted
With 'black diphtheria. Our super
visors will try to prevent the spread of
he disease and will provide succor if
necessary.
Mrs S. G. Mass is very low in health.
A. F. Bltisner and Christopher Tand-
berg have each lost Il COW.
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Rock Elm Cenrer.

For a bargain go to the Hardware
Store at Rock Elm. Being obliged to
give possession May lst, rather than
to ship the stock | will close il out at
lowest possible figures.
All those indebted TO me will please
call and settle at once, as am obliged
to force collection under the circum
stances unless otherwise made salts
factory. j. S. HAHN.
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Eclenm uousnn,n,ion Cure.

The greatest lung medicine ever
discovered. Overwhelming testimony
accompanies every bottle, proving il
to be the greatest medicine ever of
ferred to the public. AS an expec
torant it has no equal. Eclegm Con
sumption Cure invariably cures
coughs, colds, Group. hoarseness, and
is indispensable to orators and vocal
lists, because it strengthens the lungs
and imparts to the voice fullness and
clearness of tone that cannot be at
tanned otherwise. The Eciegm is
purely vegetable, and is natures best
assistant in curing throat troubles.
Price so cents.
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Geo. Hayes is clerking in Betcher's
store.
soren Peterson has returned from
Dakota.
Our mail carrier took bath in the
Mississippi a few days ago.
Ole Peterson broke the ring finger
of the left hand few days ago while
piling plank at the saw-mill.
G. j. Gammelgaard, Soren Peterson
and John Doe We're arrested last Tues
day morning for an attempt to rob
two German peddlers the night be-
fore.
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NSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from active prac-
tice. having has placed in his hands by an
East India Missionary the formula OF q sim,
Me vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh. Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
affections. also a positive and radical cure
for General Debility and all nervous COM
nlaints. after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
cases. feels it his duly to make it known to
his fellows The recipe, with full particu--
lars. directions TOR preparation and use, and
ali neces sarv advice and instructions for sue
cessful treatment at your own home, VIII
10 sent YOU by returu mail, free Of charge,
bv addressing with stamp or stamped SELL
al dressed envelope
49, DIR H. L, CASS.
Dol York ST., Jersey City, y. y.
Mention this paper
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RrcokyilIe.

Miss Kate Barmish has gone TO Min
nesota on visit. She expects to be
absent several weeks.
Joseph Barmish has returned home.
He has been sick in Hudson and was
detained there some three weeks. He
is improving in health.
Al. Smith says it is young girl.
Never mind, Al. son-in-laws are better
than no boys.
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Failing

That is what a great
many people are doing.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is Browns IRON
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood purifies and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every part
of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Browns
IRON BITTERs will cure
kidney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-
ria, intermittent fevers, &c.
Mr.. Simon Blanchard, a we'll
known citizeno of Hayesville, Meade
county Kentucky, says My wife
had been sick for long time. and
her constitution was all broken
down and she was unable to work.
She was advised to use Browns Iron
Bitters, and found it to work like
charm. We would not now be with
out it for any consideration, as we
consider 1t the best tonic in the
world"
Browns IRON BITTERs
is not a drink and does not
contain whiskey. 1t is the
only preparation of Iron
that causes no injurious eff
fects. Get the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with
limitations.
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Ell Pase.
Miss Mary Jane Donahoe, who has
been visiting friends here, has gone
back to her home in Waseca, Mimi.
A daughter of Owen Donelly, aged
about IL years, died of diphtheria
on the lst inst. At the present writing
we hear there are four of the family
sick with this disease.
Thos. Hurley and son have gone to
CaDibell. Mimi, to commence farming.
Robins and other spring birds have
made their appearance.
At the election here last week the
officers of last year were all reelected
except the treasurer. James Hagan is
the new treasurer.
Katie and Barney Meehan have been
home from River Falls on visit.
j. M. Johnson is preparing to luild
new barn.
Our village blacksmith, III. G. Hal
vorson, has gone to Minnesota to COM
mence farming operations.
Married, on the 18th of March, by
John Hurtgen, Esq, Mr.. August
shuster and Mrs. Maria Speer, both of
the town of Ellsworth.
Report has it that winter wheat has
been smothered by the deep snow and
crust, but we think the report is pre-
mature.
In one of our neighboring towns the
treasurer brought in the following
bills, aud they were allowed: For col
lectins state tax, So 90; settling with
town board. $500.
Another Of Owen Donelly s chill lren
has died of diphtheria The bereaved
family have our sincere sympathy.
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A.la4 20
Total rsceints.

IotaI receipts. 4,Iz4 70
The business of the Town is com
plete. Taxes were all collected with
prompt attention and satisfaction Civ
en-. JoHN r. DAVIS.
March q, 1888. Town Clerk.
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salem.

The following Town Officers were
elected at the annual Town Meeting
held in the town of Salem, on the Sd
day of April, 1888. to-wit.:
Supervisors-W. Foley. reelected Sd term;
White, reelected. Sd term; Ole Peterson,
reelected, I'd term
Town Clerk-John +, Davis, reelected,
18th term.
Assessor-W. A. Carson, reelected, Sd
erm.
Town Treasurer j. H. Brasington, re-
elected, 10th term
Justices OF the Peace full term-J. II. Shuts
and John Prichard
Constable VIM Hudson
Overseers of Highways G. G. Carpenter,
Dist No I; Geo. White, Dist No. 2; Jos.
Seeley, Dist. M. 8; i H. Carpenter, Dist,
No 4; A. Herbert, Dist. No. 8; Lewis,
DIST No. 6; w. Foley, Dist. No. 8; Frank
Kreger, Dist. No. 9.
Voted to have horses, sheep, hogs and
calves restrained from running at large in the
town of S,em
Voted town tax Tor 1885,
For current expenses. ....... $500.
For School tax. Observation-Disclosures. 90.
For Bridge tax. Northumberland. %.
Total ...........SI 75.
Voted to have no whiskey in the Town o
Salem, J. F. DAVIS,
Town Clerk.
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RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN. THURSDAY. APRIL r. 1881

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- @Y ga week made at home by the in
Ill I'LL kdustrions. Best business now
~ Abefore the public. Capital not
~ n ~ needed. We will start yon.
.NE Men, women, boys and girls
MEE wanted everywhere to work for
hxsus. Now Is the time lou can
work in spare time, or give your
Whole time to the business. No
other business will pay you nearly as we'll.
No one can fail to make enormous pay, by
engaging at once Costly outfit and terms
free. Money made fast, easily and honor
ably. Address TRuE & CO., Augusta, Maine.
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