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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-04-23
Fifth Annua1P1cnic
IMP. o. r. M.
PICNIC, At COYLE'S GROVE, WOODLAND

MONDAY, May 18th. Special arrangements have
been made that this shall be THE PICNIC of the
season Music by First Artillery Full Band,
Tickets. 81 Children between and 12), ~
cents ap22-5t
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Sc 90 per year. Sc 90 per year.
ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE
FOR 1884.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.

The GLOBE is not hide bound but liberal
progressive democratic newspaper, opposing
monopolies of all description and fayoring the
best public interests upon all occasions.
The GLOBE has purchased a new $4,000 Hoe
web perfecting press, printing both sides of the
sheet at once from stereotyped plates and capa-
BILE of producing 1900 copies per hour.
This latest invention of modern times is now
being put in palce in new building being
erected by the GLOBE Company Tor Its sPecl!aill
be during January, 1881, the GLOBE will be print
ed from new type and enlarged by the lengthen-
ing of its columns equivalent TO the adlt1on OF SIX
of its present columns.
The GLOBE is an eight-page paper, never less
than columns to the page, and printing eight
columns to the page when the demand of news
OF advertising requires it.
The GLOBE has a membership in the Western
Associated Press and receives and prints the full
reports of that association.
The GLOBE has a special telegraph WIRE with
telegraph operator and instrument in its editor
ial room, running from st. Paul via Chicago TO
New York and Washington.
The GLOBE has established special news bu-
reaus in New York and Washington, and is serv-
ed by a faithful corps of correspondents who
will allow no item of interest to escape them.
The GLOBE has an elaborate and complete news
bureau in Chicago Its representative is upon
the Board of Trade daily and telegraphs eac a
the markets, the gossip of the board and the
views and talk of leading operators.
The GLOBE has appointed correspondents in
all the leading towns and cities of Minnesota,
Northern Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, Dakota;
Montana, Idaho and Washington territories.
The GLOBE has placed upon its staff a com
mer ial editor who will devote his entire time
and attention to supplying accurate and com
plete market reports of st. Paul, Minneapolis,
duluth and the State generally.
The GLOBE has enlarged and improved its ed
itorial and reportorial corps of assistants.
The GLOBE will spend three times more money
for news in 1881 than any paper west of Chicago.
The GLoBEis issued every day in the year, Sun
day ana holidays included.
in short the GLOBE for 1884 will far outstrip
what il has been, viii immensely surpass any
publication in this region and win be second 10
no newspaper in the entire United States.
In spite of all these great expenditures and
marked improvements the price has been re-
duced to
SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR.
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Rock Elm Center.
Jan. 7th.

Jan. 1bHs
Old thermal observers say Thursday,
Jan. 3D., was the coolest day during
the whole "a hours, for twenty years
Miss Jennie Whip is seriously i'll
of fever following an attack of t0nsil-
tits and diphtheria. She is under DIR.
Twins care.
S. j. Fox and Mr.. Hines propose to
go on with the manufacture Of cheese
the coming spring, and make the ex'
pertinent, before building very extern
sively. We hope the enterprise may
| succeed.
In selecting reading matter for the
| coming year, we hope the citizens oil
Pierce county will patronize our own
county papers. We think our home
publications offer as good, sound
| fresh and interesting reading matter,
| as the same money will bring from
anywhere, and local pride should be
an incentive to support home institu-
| tions.
Married, at the residence of the
groom, Jan. l, 1884. by Rev. J. NJ
| Haskell, Mr.. Ocellus p. Whip, and
Miss Flavia L. Cooke. both of Rock
Elm. Your correspondent acknowl
edges a liberal supply of wedding
cake. May prosperity, happiness ano
long and useful life crown theiI
union is the wish of host of friends
who hare SO long and favorably
known them
Jan. Ia.
Miss Anna Whipp returned to bel
school at Diamond Bluff this week.
At the installation of officers of the
A. NJ. Howard Post on Saturday even
ing. the 18th inst, the Post was hon.
ored with several visitors from Me-
nomonie.
Lander Maxwell is having a very
serious time with erysipelas in his
limb. and is confined TO the house. lie
is making his home with Robert Con-
die at present.
We hear persons Iamenting the loss
of the JOURNAL last week, and saying
they must renew, as they feel lost
without it.
III. B. Nelson is painting and grain
ing the blinds on Frank Churchill S
house. A noticeable Improvement.
Elder Russell preached clear and
telling discourse last Sabbath to a
full house at the Center.
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To the PubIic.

GALESvILLE UNIVERSITY.
Wednesday morning, 9th, our fine edi-
flee was burned The contents were all
saved; walls still stand and are nearly
unframed.
At night the citizens rallied in mass,
and, resolving to rebuild, began subscrip-
lions at once. The spirit of the people
surrounding the University is aroused as
never before.
A strong force of mechanics and labor
ers have fitted ample and convenient
apartments in the former NJ. L. Church;
the class rooms in the spacious base
ment, the chapel in the fine audience
room. REGULATIONS viii be resumed there
on Monday morning, the 18th, and go on
without interruption. There is no rea-
son therefore why new students should
hesitate about coming for the present
year. Music and painting continue as
before.
To-day the Board of Trustees met, sum
moned by telegraph. They authorized
the Executive Committee to prepare at
once for rebuilding, to commence SO soon
as $4,000 is subscribed, and complete in
time for next years school; and also I'M
dertook to raise 1926, 900 for immediate
use, to place the University on scale OF
equipment worthy of its position.
Galesville, Jan. II, 1884.
J. IRWIN SMITH,
Financial Sec'y and Vice-Pres., Acting.
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Kiniiickinnic.

Sleighing, excellent.
Leap Year, now girls improve you
opportunity.
Last Sunday morning the murcur.
stood at $50 above zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney rejoice owe
the advent of little son.
A very pleasant time was had at ou
last sociable. The paper was excel
lent.
Mr. Chas. Freeman and family, o
Grand Forks, Dakota, spent last week
with his sister, Mrs. j. L Dean.
Miss Fannie Williams is over from
St. Paul spending a few weeks will
her uncle, S. w. Williams.
Mrs. May Lord spent last Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. Hamilton.
Johnny Kelley and Chas. Westcot
have just finished drilling we'll foI
A. II. Lowell on r. s Burhyte's farm
the well being 230 feet deep.
Our town treasurer is just as will
ing to give tax receipts now, at five
per cent, as he has been at two PEI
cent, so do not hesitate on that &C
count to pay your taxes.
Our next society meeting will bt
held at Mr.. E. T. Follansbee's Jan
25th.
Changers, don't forget the Grange
meeting next Saturday afternoon
commencing at one o'clock sharp.
The principle order of the day i!
wood hauling.
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DANDY.

1dnuys
More and more as the past recedeS
| do the longings increase to snatch its
incidents up to the vaults of memory be-
fore entirely out of sight and lost i'll the
mazes of f1eeting years. Having trodden
| border paths in the interior of our state,
years and years ago, before the settle
ment of these northern parts fairly set in,
| had the qualification i'll my recent Mad
ison trip, of glimpse here and there OF
some imperishable landmarks familiar to
these eyes nearly forty years ago-the
sulIen weary hills and the forever listen
ing rocks; the ceaseless hurrying river,
| and the tranquil sleeping lakes, the Bar
aboo. the Devils Lake, the Wisconsin,
| scenes of old 1t was in these parts that
first became acquainted with the Indi-
an. and | tell you it is no mean ordeal
| for a new beginner to meet one of these
| dirty faced fellows in a lonely place and
get through without wincing. Old Vel
low Thunder, Winnebago Chief, used
| to be round quite often where stayed one
| summer, ON the present site of Mansion;
and he and his wife behaved much like
gentleman and lady, but there were bad
Indians; and Dandy, another chief, was
one. Dandy became so obnoxious that
he was arrested by soldiers, in order to
take him across the Mississippi to a new
home set apart for the tribe; but pleaded
to see the Governor first, and so was TAX
| en- to Mineral Point before Governor
| Dodge. who asked him what objection he
had to going west; he, however, evaded
! the question, and taking an old bible
from his pocket, he asked the Governor
if it was not a good book and if anyone
obeved it that should be all that would
be required of them; so as the Governor
assented to this, Dandy says, well Gov
ernor, if any where within its lids it says
Dandy shall 90 west, all right, | will go,
otherwise do not consent. But, as this
subterfuge had no effect, Dandy Was hur-
ried along down to Fort Crawford, all the
while being so stiffened with rheumatism
that he had to be carried about by men,
and after waiting a while for Dandy to
get well enough TO move, and no precept-
ible improvement, ''Nitchenobby" was
put into wagon, and while the man
went back to get something he had for.
gotten, Dandy jumped out and put for
the bluffs, and out run the man and got
away, but never made any more trouble
that heard OF. o.s.
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/ O. Of O. z.

Grand Master Bennett will hold a
school of instruction at Odd Fellows
Hall on Friday, the 18th inst, COM
mencing at O'Clock p. M.
Delegations from Hudson, Prescott
and Ellsworth lodges with their ladies
are invited and will be present in
force.
The committee will meet the visit
ing brothers at the fremont House.
where they will be entertained.
The lodge will meet at I O'Clock
sharp and adjourn at 8 for supper.
The wives and daughters of River
Falls Odd Fellows are requested tC
meet at the fremont House at 6:3C
sharp, prepared to entertain visiting
ladies during the evening while the
lodge is in session.
Supper tickets will be furnished al
the hall by the committee.
CHAs. STEVENSON,
C. G. KNOWLES, Committee.
j. ii. LORD,
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Patents to Wisconsin Inventors.

Patents were issued on January LIST
& 9Th to Wisconsin inventors as re-
ported to us by MeSsrs. Erwin Il Ben
edict, Patent Atty's, at 395 East Wa
ter St., Milwaukee, Wis, as follows
Thrasher, A. II. Clark, Fond DIT
Lac.
Harvester, S. C. Cobb and n. A
Wheeler, GAINESVILLE.
Saw-mill set works, G. NJ. Hinkley
Milwaukee.
Truck box for saw-mill carriages, G
NJ. Hinkley, Milwaukee.
Hoop-faring machine, j. Baumle
Milwaukee.
Farm. gate, w. C. Kicker. Mequon
Shield for posts, G. S. Leslie, Mil
waukee.
Lime kiln, J. T. Meredith, Milwau.
kee.
Machine for forming eyebolts, L. ]
Mortenson. Racine.
Trunk-roller and corner piece, M
V. Romadka, Wauwatosa-
Construction of packing vessels OF
cans, F. A. Walsh, Milwaukee.
Gang saw-mill frame, L. S. Wilkin.
Milwaukee.
Gang saw-mill, T. 5. Wilkin, Mil.
g. IS
50 4"
Saw-mill head block, t. S. Wilkin,
Milwaukee.
Draft attachment for wagons, J. IL.
Buening and III. Klug, Milwaukee.
Adjustable slelving, II. j. Hoffman,
Neillsville.
Bob.sled, p. and H. Koepfer, Fond
du Lac.
Gage for saw.mills, J. Walrath, Ra.
cine.
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1t is probably not news to our read
ers that the term of office of Judge
Bundy expires the present year, and
| that his successor is to be chosen at
| the spring election. There are, OF
course, several aspirants for the office,
| the most prominent of whom as now
developed are Mr.. Bartlett, of Eau
Claire, Mr.. Humphrey, of Hudson, and
the present incumbent, Mr.. Bundy.
The lawyers of this circuit meet on
Friday of this week at Menomonie to
put in nomination candidate.
Whether their choice will be accepted
by the people or politician remains to
be seen. II would seem that so intel
ligent body of men as the bar of this
circuit ought to be able to select from
their number an able and upright
gentleman, who would worthily fill
the seat upon the bench. Judge Bun
dy has filled the place quite accept.
ably for the past four years and it
may be wise to continue him in the
place.
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Shariff,s Sale
CORRECTED wEEKLY

NOTICEi is hereby given that whereas judgment
4Nwas rendered on the 10th day OF March, one
thousand light hundred and eighty three, i'll al
action in Justice Court, for the County of Pierce
State of Wisconsin, before f. b. Holmes, Justice
of the Peace, between Lyle Cubitt, plaintiff, and
s. J. Oakley defendant in favor ofthe said plain.
till, and against the said defendant for the sum
OF one hundred forty dollars and ninety
cents (sl46.e5) damages, and five dollars $500
costs as appears by the said Judgment and the
transcript thereof, which was filed in the office
of Clerk of Circuit Court, for the County OF
Pierce, and that one dollar and eighty-tlye cents
subsequent costs, have necessarily been made
And whereas said Judgment was docketed III
the office of the Clerk of said Circuit Court, on
the 18th day of March, 1888, and the sum of one
hundred and fifty three dollars and eighty cents
therefore, i'll pursuance of an execution issued
out of, and under the seal of the said Circuit
Court, | have levied upon, and shall offer fol
sale, and sell at public auction, 10 the highest
1884, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the front
door of the Post-office, in the village of River
Falls all the right, title and interest the said 5
j. Oakley had on said 18th day of March, 1888
to the following described real estate, situated
i'll the County of Pierce, and State OF Wisconsin
to-wit Commencing two rods south, and eighty
feet west of the southwest corner of block one
hundred and three of n. n, and .. $. PowelPE
addition to the village of Kinniekinnic now
forming a part of the village of River Falls,
thence west eight rods thence south four rods,
thence east eight rods, thence north four rods to
the place of beginning; and also the following,
to-wit: Lots five and six in block eighty one, i'll
n. n. and o. s. Powell's addition to the village
of Kinnickinnic, now forming part OF the viii
lage of River Falls.
Dated River Falls, Dee. 9th, 1888.
r. NJ SANDS
Sheriff of Pierce County, Wis
By A. II. LORD,
A. T. WELD Plaintiffs Atty. sgtt
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Plum CITY.
Coughs and colds urevalan


The fine sleighing causes business to
be more lively, and logs are being
brought to the mill yard rapidly.
The marriage of Mrs Rose. our
dressmaker, to Mr.. Grant, occurred
recently, and the affair has been kept
so still that we have not learned the
officiating party.
Mr.. John 0'Bien will move to Gasp
er Moser's farm soon, having rent
ed the same.
Our new blacksmith unfortunately
let horse stamp on his right foot re-
Gently, and is now somewhat lame.
Mr.. Joseph 0berding has been
somewhat afflicted with quinsy. but is
able to be out again
Our saw-mill is preparing to start.
Our school the first month averaged
1897 pupils; the second mouth $500
with an enrolment Of fifty-two names.
Considerable lumber is now being
carted to Maiden Rock and points ov-
er the lake, passing through Union.
P. Clavadestcher has garnered d
good supply of No. | ice from the
mill-pond.
We learn that Mrs. Kenel, down
the Creek, is under the doctors care
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Diamond Bluff,

w heat 90 cents.
Mrs. G.. l.. Bowman is visiting her
parents.
tn smiling phiz of Bill Houston was
seen on our streets Monday.
ID. N. Wethern's team INDUCED in a
lively runaway Monday afternoon.
Mo damage done.
A couple of our young men with one
team hauled and banked $50 cords of
wood in eight days. on the island OPP
posite town. How is that for high!
There will be a hop in Coulter's
Hall, Jan. Goth. Good music and sup
per.
There will be a donation in M.
Sparks Hall Jan. 25th, for the bene-
tit of Rev. Joslin.
Our school is having long vacation.
The teacher, Anna Whip, has given
up the school on account of sickness,
and the board will have to get another
teacher.
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
Dior Pierce County, i'll the matter of the estate
of Thomas Beddall deceased. In probate.
Notice his hereby given that at a general tern
of the County Court To be held at the Probate Of
fee in the village of Ellsworth in said County
on the first Tuesday being tn 9th day of Febru
airy, A. d. 1854, at 10 o'clock a. m, or as sool
thereafter as the same can be heard. the follow
ing matter will be heard and considered: 'ThC
application of Almira Beddall for the appoint
ment of John T. Beddau, of the town of Trim
belle, in said County, as administrator OF the es
tate of Thomas Beddall late of the town of Trim
BELLE in said County, deceased.
Dated December 24th, A d. 1883
BY order of the Court
35- IL. p AMES, County Judge.
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There is to be held at Madison a
state farmers convention under the
direction of the State Agricultural
Society, during the first week in Feb
ruary. Mrs. F. E. Willard has been
invited 20 deliver an address on TEN.
perance, and Ella Wheeler to deliver
q nOem.
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as stated

A physician says that, upon the
weak and exhausted cold acts as a
permanent debility. There is not. in
deed, more frequent EXETER of dis
ease than cold when applied to the
body under certain circumstances. a
short exposure will, of course. do lit
tie harm, but should person be out
long in it-say, for instance, should he
lose his way on a winter night-the
result would be dangerous. 1t is ex-
ceedingly dangerous also to go from
heated room into the cold air, The
fair yotaries of pleasure and dissi-
nation often fall sacrifice to the pur'
anti on this account. and many a
young dancer has found in the chill.
ing blast the call TO an early tomb.
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The mother of Mr.. Judson Knight,
of Clifton, was accidently burned last
week SO severely as to cause her death
i'm few hours. Mrs. knight was
quite aged, and her intellect has been
clouded by reason of her extreme age
for some years past, requiring the
most constant attention. In some way
during a moments absence of the
family from the room her clothes took
fire from the stove, resulting fatally,
as stated.
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To Our Patrons and the Public.

At the commencement of the new
year we take the opportunity to ex'
press our thanks to our customers and
the public generally for their liberal
patronage in the past, and to state
that in the year to come we shall in
crease our endeavors to deserve theil
further patronage, by always keeping
full stock of new, fresh goods in oul
line, and by sparing no pains to make
call on us at any or all times both
profitable and agreeable.
Call and examine our goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
A. NJ. YoUELLs & Co.
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The Congregational Society now ex-
pect to dedicate their new house on
Sunday, Feb. Sd, that day being the
anniversary of the founding of the
church. A large volunteer force of
ladies' are at work on the carpets. 1t
is expected that the young men of the
society will turn out next week to aid
in putting up the chairs and doing
some other needed work.
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Bishop Ireland, of st. Paul. is deliv-
ering a series of temperance lectures
in Milwaukee. From his statements
it appears the Catholic church Is ris-
ing in it's strength to put down the
evil of liquor drinking; that the
church has national organization to
which state societies are auxiliaries.
The Bishop is in favor of strictly
enforcing the laws against the Sun
day traffic, also in favor of high Ii
cense, as in Illinois, which imposes q
tax of $500 in cities and 81 900 in the
country. While the temperance or
ganization is an adjunct of the Catho-
lie church, all other creeds and de-
nominations are invited to cooperate
and assist.
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Splendid sleighing in town.

Splendid sleighing in town.
The Home College Glass" has not
assumed very large proportions yet.
The second meeting of the class was
in the school-house on Monday evening
Of this week, but owing to the ab
sence of the officers the meeting was
adjourned until next Monday evening,
when the regular work will be taken
up. The books that are to be used
have arrived and it is hoped that now
the work can be carried on without in
terruption.
The Cemetery association have an
entertainment in Gray's Hall, Friday
evening. 1t is expected that there
will be large number present, and nc
one will have cause to go home dissat'
isfied.
F. A. Ross is about to organize a
class III vocal music. II he can get a
sufficient number to Join the class, he
will organize and start it as soon as
possible.
The committee on arrangements for
the masquerade ball have spared
neither time nor money to make this
the most successful affair of the kind
ever held in the city, Music is to be
procured from st. Paul for the occa'
sion. The invitationssare already out.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY COURT
Dior Pierce County. In the matter OF the estate
of sarah l. Carroll, deceased In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at Regular Ierin
County, at the Probate Office in the village OF
Ellsworth in said County, on the lst tuesday,
(being the 9th day( of February, A. D. 1881, az y
O'Clock a. m the following matter will be beard
and considered: The application of a; T. Car
roll administrator of the estate OF Sarah /. car
roll late of The City of Prescott, in SAID county
deceased for the examination and allowance 81
his final account of his administration, ana fol
the assignment of the residue of the estate OF
Sarah l. Carroll, deceased, to such othcr persons
as are by law entitled to the same
Dated, December oath, less.
BY order of the Court,
81 H. 2. AMEs, County Judge.
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If you have a cold or cough of any
kind buy bottle of Hills Peerless
Cugh Syrup. Use it all, if not salts
fed return the bottle and we will re-
fund your money. We also sell the
Peerless Worm Specific on the same
terms, no cure, no pay. Cobb's Little
Podophyllin Pills will cure Headache,
Billiousness and Constipation or no
pay. One pill dose. For sale by
Kyllo & johnson. 30-ly