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NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
1HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COAENY. LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HABOR
IRON PIER 40. \. X. Me- YORK
Gallia. We'd. July 2 Oregon Wed July 80
Aurania We'd. July 9. Gallia. -. We'd. Aux. &
BIT! nla...... We'd July 16. Auranis Wed Aug IS.
s,.rrIia- We'd July = h2thnia we'd; Aug. 80
Rates Of Passase-s6o. $50 and sl0according to ~
ton:modatiun
Storage very low rates steeraseiickets from Ldv.
erIoo aud Queenstown and al other arts OF Eurupsat
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Gaseow.
Esyr, Antwerp and other lorts lts Continent and
fer Aedjte rranean rOrts
for freight and passage apply at theon,pany's oica
No L. BowiilAS 6reeN. or both steerxe and cabin u
C1lS BIOL Low -. tOJ ltu sire, & iashng
VERNON II. BROWN < co New YCra;
0rto Messrs OILS BIGEI)N 4 GO
5aul2 COS ith stree Washington.
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W. Have Resolved
TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
HAVE PRICES REDUCED
From 40 to 80 per cent from our former low prices
Atwood Cheviot Suits at $780,
All-wool Cashmere Suits at ss
Atwood Black Diagonal Suits at SO
Atwood Black Cork screw Suits, at Sill
Atwood 4B Getaway Suits at a13
And all others in proportionate low prices
Fine seersucker Coat and Vest at 3d.
Alot of Odd chevo. and Cashmere Suits at less than
half what they cost to manufacture
Alot Of Odd Coats. from so cents upward
White Vests. from 60 cents upward
Suits for Boys from - to IT years old reduced so
cent
Children's Suits reduced so per cent
We have full line of Pants from 81 upward
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND q STREETS
jen
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SUICIDE BY STARvATIoS.-IlZZie Brasley, OF
White Cloud, Doniphan county, Kansas. the wO-
man who undertook 10 commit suicide by ntarva-
ton, succeeded "a Sunday morning. She wholly
abstained from food for the period Of fifty-three
days during which time siIe stubbOrnly refused to
speak. Before beginning she self-iinpOsed starva-
ton she had lain seven weeks on a bed OF sickness
and her system was, therefore, much reduced when
she began. An autopsy revealed the fact that her
organs were all perfectly healthy. The formal YER
dict OF the physicians WAS death by starvation.
When she took the strange freak she had al un-
pleasant quarrel with her father and this together
with the loss OF little niece. whom she had reared
affected her. and she resolved upon committing
suicide. She first tried cAloral. ana that failing
quit eating.
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DIVORCE IN HIGH IIFE.--A dispatch from Win
Chester, Va, states that about two weeks ago Ms.
virginia Wright Bration ana Edwin X A. SeifC-
man, OF New York. came 10 that PLACE, and rhe
LADY began proceedings, through him as her next
friend, 10 obtain divorce from her husband. who
Is said TO be IN Paris She Is sai1 70 h. niece ~
Hon X. C. Winthrop. OF Massachusetts. Her
beauty, the maguihcence Of her IolletIt-S and tho
general air OF mystery surrounding her appearance
has set the village gossip All agog the matter.
Mr. Seligman has returned 10 New York. aid Tie
reason Tor lis Interest In The case Is unkugNn.
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WIZ ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL iso1AL-S.
BREAD AND BISCUITS.
Wholesale Depot LIST street and Indiana
iel VIM. NJ. GAIT j. co.
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Lnz. LrMr. Lnr,

Lmm LMn Lnn
GEORGETOWN LIME KuNN
We prepared to furnish IN excellent quality Of
fresh wood burned Lime to the trade, at reasonable
rate % can DC had IN IN any quantity
domestic Clements, Calcined Plaster Plasterers HAIR
and White Sand, &c. 10. =
Kilns and Office 10Th street and Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. d. q Telephone No. 388-l2
ap2l-3m CARTWRIGHT JOHNSTON
VNHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
No. DIG Pennaylvanis avenue northwest
With its fire and burglar proof vaults with an fhe
latest improvements and structure unsurpassed In
character and completeness by building
lar purpose in the country
VIM. q Metxerott, Pres't 6smI Cross Sec and Treas
John T. Lenman W. VI. W. Greenfed. Asst SEQ
Ap2A
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SPREETSG STJrESTS.-A party Of Amherst seniors
reused the whole nlgllbprll31d of that paT ~ Am
herSt village known "Ea-t street carly Suutay
morning 10y rotOuS behavior. They broke ia. DON
OF the East--ticrt Congrtg attCnal church ouuGcd
upon the doors oi private dwellings, and broke tN.
eral windows large party II ciLl,.ns assalmbla a.
and, with the aid OF rnU>tah = car turcd ia, MOLE
party nut one. six S"HioiN~ WUrrsbpund over ou @
charge or drunkenness and noiuls behavior. anc
tlelr case comes up oh "Wednesday at ~" very hour
thar they would have graduated Under Tie ca.
lege rules the offenders are no longer members Ol
the institution
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Terrell, Baltimore youth, twenty wears at ..-.-
yesterday altenptei suicide 10 Shpoi lr. btu~,,r m
IA" head with pistol on account of hove t-,rn,.-
ID" Was sim conscious last night and his sweet
heart was AZ bis bedside watching with him -
FRANK Bouchat and pretty ada ~n"lXb-1.r, oI Sal
timore. loved each other. buI hia'S Ia her ol,,-r!
so their meeting, We're often Interrupted. Ifhslly
Frank persuaded Ada To 20 10 his home ana live
With li;a aQd his mother. Yesterday Frank md
The Old m;N met dnd blafad away at ,.t.h u a. I
with their pistols, bur nUln5y was hit. Frank says
he VIII marry Ada. The coILbdtants were both az.
rested
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KILLED BY Hrs JEALoUs WHE.-A brutal murder
was committed last saturday in Iendltton co.3ltv,
W. Va. BERNARD Shaver, An elderly Man. bsius
fatally beaten with club 10y Amanda Summons,
who claims To be his wife. The Old man s,elns 10
have lately been attentive To n younger woman,
which raised the older SOmans jealousy. ana dur
Ing quarrel with shaver nn the subject She i-.aJ
him over the head with club. shaver died a short
time after the beating. His asSaliant - "a.
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llYDRorHoBIA TWELVE YEARS AFTER TIE RrTr-
German GIRL residing AT ONO ll,lAiin,T curi.i v
=. l., was oIttcn 10y 4 drE about twelve years AGA.
Siie suffered no serious results EXCERPT 4 scar on the
arm. The other day She began barking Ike a dog
frothed at the mouth. aud az times lp, .i, Moi, 4 .
dltadlng the sight OF waller. While IN her .,...i-is
her Whole arm turns FuuHi4h color. 81. i-..ur-
1er1ng from hyar1phnnla IN liS YirU"i furIl ..id
physicians say She can 1--we f"lg days only.
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MI. VERNON. MT. EERNO.!
STEAMER ". W. C0CORAN
Leaves eth street wharf daily te-ept Sunday for Mt
vernon at 10 O'Clock AM returning, reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
go /. BLAKE, Captain
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SUDDEN ILLNESS OF DIR. LrNcoLN.-Dr Lincoln, OF
II street, was to-day at noon taken seriously Ill
while In front OF his ONCE and In alighting from his
buggy he fell on the curbstone, bruising himself
severely. This afternoon he was resting considera-
hly Spr
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-02-21


Miss Nealie Knowles completed her
school in No. 2, River Falls, on the
18th ult.
On the Sth inst, the winter term OF
of school, in No. 4, Gilman, was salts
factorily completed. Miss E. Caldwell,
teacher.
The school in No. II, Rock Elm, I'M
der the supervision of Miss Clara Nc
Elroy, closed on the 9th inst. Her
patrons speak well of the school.
Miss Esther Goodell completed her
second term of school in No. l, Gill
man, on the 18th inst. The district
commend the work done.
The s.Cudd" school re-opened en- the
18th inst. with Mr.. A. L. Thompson as
teacher. The term is one of two and
one-half months.
In the schools below reported, each
teacher is to be his, or her. own sue
cessor.
No. 8 Maiden Rock, Jos. Weiss,
teacher, closed on the 9th inst. and
will reopen on the first Monday In
April; No. 8, Diamond Bluff 4 Treu.
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LETTER WRITING.
LESSON NO. VII.
Blackboard Exercise.
xsrr., -. N.s,.

"a. Where to begin.
s aS'E %ssa E
WHERE TO BBGIN--In the last lesson
we learned that the first word of the
body of the letter should begin on the
first line below that on which Sir,
Dear SIR, ETC., is written, and that if
a vertical line were let fall from the
comma that follows the compliment
tary address, it would pass Just in
front of this word.
PARAGRAPHS. Ia Defnition.-A
paragraph indicates the beginning OF
new subject, or distinctive divi
sion of the same general subject.
(b) When to be used.-The paragraph
should always be used when there is a
reasonable excuse for it. 1t is like 4
mlle-post, landmark, or stopping-place
on journey. 1t make letter look
much better; giving to the page al
open, cheerful appearance.
Lord Chesterfield says: Every par
agraph should contain within it the
complete relation of an incident, or q
distinct statement of some kind, hav
ing no relation to the statement which
follows, and which latter will properly
form another paragraph.
(c) Where to begin.-The vertica
line above named indicates the dis
lance from the marginal line that eaci
new paragraph should begin.
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Rock Elm Center.

M. Brown, of Dodge Co., Wis. is
drilling well for Robert Condie and
Mr.. Holstopple, of Ellsworth, is drill
ing one for Edmund Holt.
Pack peddlers and other varieties OF
the same class are quite common call
ers in these parts.
Mrs. NJ. L. Churchill Is in Frontenac
teaching a class in vocal music. Miss
Lottie Campbell is keeping house dur
ing her absence.
Matte Fox is visiting friends il
MenomOnie.
DR.. B arker, of Menomonie, has per
formed successful surgical operation
upon the face of Jas, Collett's young
est daughter.
The G. A. r. Post gave grand en-
tertainment to large audience il
Fox's Hall on Thursday evening. Feb
18th. The exercises consisted of tab
leak, patriotic and national airs, ant
the performance of the New Orlean
Minstrels," etc.
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NIilOank, Dakota.

Mr.. Saterlee, of Minneapolis. deliv-
cred very able temperance discourse
at the NJ. E. Church on Wednesday
evening of last week.
The late snow affords fine sleighing.
The Ladies' Aid Society is making
an effort to purchase bell for the M.
E. Church of this place.
The gambler" mentioned in our
last items as being under arrest fol
gaming has been ''bound over" tC
await the action of the Circuit Court
next June.
A large immigration into this sec
ton of the territory this season is ex
| pected. The price of land is going VI
rapidly. Farms that sold for ST.. 50(
and So, 900 are now held at from $500
to $500 higher with very little il any
Improvements added.
There is certainly fine prospec,
here for a man with even limited
means.
Work horses are worth all the wa.
from $500 to $500. Oxen 500 to $3.50
There is some r. r. land ten mile
south that can be had on time at s.
per acre, and some higher. Thes
lands, (R. r. are well adapted to stool
raising rather than grain, as they ar
somewhat broken. Plenty of hay ant
| water.
Notwithstanding the heavy snow
of late the R. r. Co., keep the train
running both ways quite regularly.
Our people are watching with con
siderable interest the strife betwee
the Red River farmers and the M. VI
A. Success to the farmers" DOW
with monopolies.
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Maiden Rock.
Feb. 10.


Weather clustering. The storm of
Saturday blockaded nearly all the
prairie roads and as We write another
''northwester" is in progress.
The. entertainment given for the
school library last Saturday night was
decided success. There was a
crowded house, and about $35 receipts,
Mrs. D. NJ. Brewer, formerly of this
place, but who has been in Minnesota
for the past six months, has returned
and is visiting relatives and friends.
The lecture by Rev. Mr.. Killian on
temperance last Wednesday night un-
der the auspices of the Good Tenn
plars, drew full house and was list
ened to with great interest. The
recitation by Miss Lois Russell was
rendered and warmly applauded. The
other exercises were creditably rend-
cred.
Rev. G. w. Smith, of Arkansaw was
snow bound here, while with his fam
lily visiting friends last Saturday and
Sunday, and favored us with sermon
on Sunday night, which drew a full
house, and which had the merit of not
only being interesting, but of so stir
ring up the community as to cause dis
cussion of the topic upon the streets
next day-rather an unusual thing for
sermon to do.
The lecture upon the ups and downs
of life, by Rev. NJ. Benson, was list
ened to by an audience, not large in
number, but intellectual and apprecia-
tive, and it contained much food for
solid thought. Mr.. Benson is an able
speaker and a profound thinker,
and such lectures stir greater
depths in human minds than are usu-
ally reached in such discourses. The
receipts were Sl0.65.
A double surprise occurred in this
place on Monday afternoon and even
| ing, Feb. 18th. Tue first was a sur.
prise to the community in tie mar
riage of Miss Carrie Russell, youngest
daughter of Rev. E. b. Russell, to Mr..
Valentine G. Thomas, of Albion, Iowa.
Only very few of the most intimate
| friends knew of the engagement, ev-
en-, and circumstances being such as
to make it not feasible to have a pub
| lie wedding, the affair was kept Sc
cret, and the wedding Monday after
noon was at the house and private.
However the affair leaked out about
noon. and to retaliate large number
of friends of the young lady in the
community resolved upon surprise
to them. Accordingly 80 or 40 OF
them, after the evening lecture by
Mr.. Benson, according to preconcert-
ed arrangement, hurried to the house.
while the bride and groom were de-
tanned at the meeting. Upon the ar
rival of the latter, they found the
house in possession of their friends,
and an hour or more was spent in con-
gratulations, introductions, and gener-
al sociability. The bride was the re-
cipitent of large number of presents
from the family and friends, and will
carry with her to her new home, their
kindest regards and best wishes.
They win depart for Albion the latter
part OF this week.
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KtnnsekI.iitic.


A dance at Mrs. Webster's on Fri
day evening last.
Mrs. W. L. Perrin is slowly recov YER
ing.
S. w Williams and Frank Timber
lake are convalescent.
Miss Mackin closes a successful
term OF school in district No. A, this
week.
Tom, Stapleton has returned from
the woods where ne has been at work
The surprise party Tor Miss Alta
Fuller last Thursday evening was
complete success.
Mr.. J. O'Keefe is hauling lum bel
preparatory to building an addition tt
his house in the spring.
Mr.. F. j. Baird came nearly losing
his house by fire one day last week
Mr.. b. returned, however, in time t.
save everything except his CARPET
which was burned. The room wa
somewhat damaged.
A few errors occurred in our item:
OF last week. Instead of "Mr. Il. +.
| Whitcomb, it shoaA lead Mrs. E. +
/ Whitcomb was elected president, ant
Mrs. w. L. Perrin instead of ''W
Is"
Don't forget the sociable Frida.
night.
| Communion was observed at on
church last Sabbath.
At the church meeting held at Mr.
J. T. Deans last Saturday, DIR. ant
Mrs. Elliot joined by card.
A young man who is now makinI
this burg his stopping place, recentl.
went to the Falls and was badly takel
in by couple of young ladies, VIII
mesmerized him to good effect
Young man, rememter that this i
leap-year.
Hermon Deyarmold is sufferin
from severe attack If heart disease
He is somewhat better at this writing
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ST. paul.

The mayor and party of people OF
means and leisure go to the Mardi
Gras festival at New Orleans.
The school-houses have been recent.
ly fumigated with sulphur to forestall
Gphtheritic infection.
Probably the copies of the JOURNAL
coming to st. Paul are read with as
much interest, and by as many people
each, as those going to any other
place.
If you want good photograph,
cheap. go to Swein's gallery on Waba-
sha street, opposite the Market-h house.
This information is given to benefit
the readers.
Rev. NJ. E. Cady, of the Michigan
Avenue Church, Chicago, was in town
week ago last Saturday, and attend
ed the teachers meeting in the High
School building, greeting several old
friends among the teachers.
Robert Palmer, a former stage driv-
er upon the road from Hudson to Me.
nomonie, but now upon the police
force has been complained OF for some
slight dereliction, probably without
foundation.
Pour hundred and seventy-fve sa.
looms In the city now. Take your
choice. The city is growing.
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David Gilman is UP and around
again.
Since our last writing Mike Huppert
lost another child by diphtheria.
A young child of Mike Harris is
sick. DR.. Woodwork is in attend
ance.
No. 81 won the quilt put up at lot
terry by Mrs. Peterson. Ed. Beardsley
was the winner.
A young citizen at Wenzel Marks.
The teachers association on the
9th inst. was we'll attended and a gen.
eral good time was the order of the
day.
Mrs. Weaver has returned from st.
Paul.
School district No. has at last
found teacher. and the school is now
in running order.
We were relieved when we read the
statement about the JOURNAL being
sent to eastern patrons for 81 90, was
false.
Snow in the timber now measures
2 feet on an average, and chopping is
getting somewhat difficult.
The report that Mr.. Davidson would
leave the Huot mills on the first of
Feb, is not so. Mr.. Davidson has as
yet three months rent paid in ad-
vance, and as miller gives excellent
satisfaction.
Aaron Cornelison, Sr., is sick and
has TO stay in bed.
Business as a rule is dull; but it
seems our custom mills are an excep-
ton.
Mrs. A Barrett is sick.
Charles Smith has bought fine
stallion.
While unloading wood Mr.. Tom.
Taber lost his watch.
John Cook bought Of Joe. Fuller 40
acres of land in Sec. Is recently, for
when he paid $500.
The correspondent of the Herald
was mistaken when he reported Mrs.
Cummings dead. The old lady Is
alive and az well as ever.
Miss Lucy Ferguson resigned her
school in Dist. No. 4 last Monday.
Rev. Joslin preached at the Utah
school-honse last Sunday, and every
body was well pleased with the ser
mon.
And now everybody Is talking rail-
road again. Some are sure rock blast
ing near Haverlandt's mill will begin
next week
There was donation party for the
benefit of Rev. Joslin at the residence
Of e. P. Smith last Tuesday.
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Spring Lake.

Snow is now two feet on the level in
| the woods in this town, making 1t al
most impossible to work in the tim
Der.
Lewis hurry lost one of his horses
on the 10Th. Cause unknown.
Joseph Graham, of Duluth, is now
visiting his father, John Graham, of
this town.
Fred. Kinney, of Lake City, is visit
ing friends in Spring Lake.
Mrs. Amy Anderson is very sick
with kidney complaint. At present
there are but little hopes of her recov-
cry.
The M. E. quarterly meeting was
held in the NJ. L. church on the 18th
at 0liyet.
Mr.. Mcdowell, who has been yard
boss for Hall & Dan at Olivet for the
past year, moved to Wildwood a few
days ago to work for Austin & Co.
There is quite demand for hay at
the present time In this town. Hay
sells readily for FIVE and six dollars a
ton. NERO.
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For the JOURNAL.
/.
Duty.
BY LAURA /. THOMAS.


What is my duty?
This, fain would know,
And knowing, do: nor feel myself aggrieved,
Tho Duty in its way, should war against
Ny inelinations; for Inclination is
A selfish seeming thing, and leads us oft astray,
BY promised pleasures, which it fails 10 bring.
Yet Inclination hath an air that pleaseth me,
For whereso'er it leadeth or 70 what,
An easy matter tbs to follow it: yet not so easy
To return Its paths wind in and out,
By devious ways that to the thoughtless MIND
Become allurements frought with deadly charms
For when I've wandered far, and would m!
steps retrace,
find, on looking back, my path hedged up
BY brambIes, pits and snares-I must go on
But what is this before?-A black ana yaWnint
gulf,
Ones at my feet-dark clouds surround
IT'S death-and am lost.
Look well upon this pieture-then ON this,
Here Duty points TO us narrow path
Though not much worn by feet OF travellers
Yet not so hard to tread as 1t may seem
To feet unused: for while it tires them,
The walking rightly, always strengthens them.
This way is shorter, too-and very straight
II leads us to the gates of Paradise.
See! Duty smiles and beckons us therein.
All, Duty, thou art stern, but just and mild
To those that live by thee, and bend their Will
To doing all things well-who falter not
Nor yield assent where inclination leads.
Come, Duty viii go with thee, and learn &c
love
Thy ways, and spend my life In doing good
In doing deeds that God shall-looking on
approve,
And angles smile to see-and say, "Weii done'
And is not this enough?
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EEL Pnan.

Mary j. Donahue, from Nahsua.
Mimi. has been hare recently visiting
relatives and friends.
Cole & Sheldrew have their saw mill
running again and are doing good
work.
Three or four pugilists, hailng from
Baldwin, made their debut here a few
days ago. and after partaking of the
good things of our city were so I'M
grateful as to threaten to exterminate
the citizens. Some got frightened
and ran into the country for safety,
while Others stood their ground man
fully and put the Baldwinites to
flight.
Hugh NcDonald's child has been
sick with lung fever, but is now get
ting better.
Louis Peterson has returned from
the eastern part of the state, where
he has been visiting the past two
months.
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Too much snow for travel.


Too much snow for travel.
We had a small thaw Saturday.
Mrs. j. Il. Hurst has been unwell
for some time past.
Saturday was busy day for the
merchants in Prescott.
Glover and timothy seed for sale at
NJ. T. Dill's.
There will be two weeks more OF
school before the spring vacation.
The Redmon boys have returned to
their respective farms in Dakota.
H. w. Babbiage is getting large
stock of groceries in the New York
store. In addition to the large stock
of clothing and dry goods, he will
keep full line of groceries.
f. C. Field. of Wadena, Mimi, was
in town last week on a short visit to
relatives and friends. He returned
Friday. making stay of only three
days in the city.
1t has turned out that young coup.
lie in this city have been man and wife
for some four months, and the fact
has been a secret to all but few con.
idential friends. The contracting
parties are Mr.. Otis McGray and Miss
Celia Hicks.