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PERSONAL MENTION.
morning.

Ed Hawkins, Of LaPorte, is at the Grand Ho-
tel.
Hon. r. w. Miers, of Bloomington, is in the
city.
Col E. II. Wolfe, of Rushville, is at the Grand
Hotel
Francis NJ Trissal, of Noblesville, is at the
Bates House.
The Supreme Court yesterday appointed Henry
A. Beck its messenger.
Mrs. JOS A. Moore, Mrs F. G. Hale and Mrs
M. W. Sewall will have charge of the art exhibit
to-day.
Mr. Harry Norman, London correspondent of
the New York Evening Post, was in the city
yesterday.
DR.. F. S. Newcomer will lecture this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock before the nurses of the City
Hospital on the subject, Diseases of Children. !"
Public invited
Rev. G. N. Sims, D. D., will visit his old
friends in the city this week, remaining over
Sunday. He will preach, Sunday morning, at
the Meridian-street NJ E. Church.
A letter from Washington says: 'Dr John
F. Sims leaves here to-day for indianapolis,
where he will form partnership with DR..
Wishard for the purpose of practicing medicine
DIR. Sims is an upright, Christian gentleman,
and his leaving here is very much regretted"
Northwestern Christian Advocate Chicago:
Mrs. Robinson, whose work as an evangelist is
such an abiding blessing to the church at Evans
ton, Ill. has been serving the Langley avenue
Methodist Church, Chicago, nearly three weeks.
One hundred and thirty have been converted,
and a quarter of these have joined that church.
Others have gone elsewhere. The audiences
are very large, indeed, and the meetings are
powerful. The lady remains at Langley part
of this week. Her services are highly appreci
ated and God honors her work
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Grating.
New England Farmer.

NeW EngAnd
If scions needed for spring grating have not
already been cut no time should be lost in Sc
curing full supply. Scions will be good cut at
any time now before the buds begin to swell,
and it will be easier to keep them in good order till
wanted than If they had been cut in early winter.
But do not wait too long, for it requires skill
full workman to graft with scions cut the same
day they are set, and after growth has begun.
For ourselves, We prefer to graft rather late in
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Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel: E. F. Meredith, F. W.
Hornid, Washington L. Holenbach, w. A. Scan,
Danville; W. Fl. Porter, Knightstown; A. w.
Madden. ]. W. Turner, Connersvile.
Grand Hotel: G. e. Walker, Madison: John
f. Lang, Robert w. T. DeWald, Fort Wayne;
w. P. Heron Charlottesville; A. Fl. Brown,
Michigan City; S. P. Meidigh. Nashville H. B.
Lingenfelter, Danville: r. w Miers, Bloom
son, Bowling Green; E. C. Miller, Lafayette; nj.
G. Hawkman. Frankfort Mrs. l. H Fowler and
son, Spencer; Mrs. H. r. Fry and daughter,
Marion.
Bates House, j. c. Reed, Rochester, Dr.
Edwins G. E. Diven, Anderson; F. B. Glaze
brook Terre Haute; c. E. Cowgirl, Wabash; A.
B. G. Cox, Worthington; Samuel Moore and
wife, Robert S. Moore, Samuel Moore, jr., Miss
Rose Moore, Miss Lillian Moore, Mortimer
lowering and wife, Miss Jennius, Lafayette;
Elwood Avery, Frankfort; William E. Harvey,
D. Flanders and wife, Columbus; Mrs. G. A.
Burt, Mrs B. G. Truitt, Muncis
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DIR. Munhali,s Bible Readings.

At O'Clock this afternoon Dr. L. W. Nun
hall will give the last of series of Bible read
ings in Y. NJ. G. A. chapel subject 1.-THE Res
surrection." The chapel has been filed with
representative audience at each of the previous
meetings.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TASONIC-PENTALPHA LODGE NO. SOL f
ItI and A. III. Stated meeting in Masonic Tempt,
this Thursday evening, at 7:30 o'clock
MARTIN Ii. RICE, W. Nj.
WILLIAM II. SMYTHE, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL,

vJEWILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SECU-
w rity, promptly, at the lowest rates for long or
short time. THOS. G. DAY u CO.. ~ East Market
street
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Many a Lady

is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE
~ responsible for any debts contracted by his wife
Mrs. John A. Won Spreckelsen tkate Dahne). JOHN
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GHORT-HAND WRITING SUMNER SCHOOL
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T. of dwellings, business houses, factories. ware
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vington, Ind. with fine house. barn, chicken house.
and other improvements. on Thursday April q 1885,
at at the premises at auction private sale
or bids received by telegraph before that day. will
exchange for improved farm good Western land.
A small part of said lot exchanged for part of
%. Abstract furnished. Title perfect or no sale
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Why the "Royar, is the Best.

The improved method by which it
has been made possible to produce
pure cream of tartar, has had an i'm
portant bearing upon the manufacture
of baking powder. In the new pro-
cess, which is owned by the Royal
Baking Powder Company of New
York, and exclusively employed in its
extensive tartar works, the imported
crude grape acid is so treated as to
remove all yestige of tartrate of lime
or other impurities, giving product
before unknown-a chemically pure
cream of tartar. By the employment
of these superior facilities, the Royal
Baking Powder Company has made
the Royal Baking Powder, as the
chemists all certify, of the highest
possible degree of strength, "abso-
lutely pure" and wholesome. and with
an always uniform leaYening power.
1t is for these reasons that the Royal
never fails to produce bread, biscuits,
cakes, ETC., that are light. sweet, di-
gestihle and wholesome; the eating of
which is never followed by any of
those physical discomforts attendant
upon the partaking of improperly pre-
pared food. In rendering possible
the production of baking powder
possessed of these qualifications, the
improved method of refining cream of
tartar becomes matter Of material
Importance to the culinary world.
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F. A. Ross has moved his law Office
to the corner rooms in McCray's block.
The masked ball held in McCray' s
hall Friday night was well attended.
About ninety maskers being on the
floor and large number of spectators
in the gallery. The majority of the
costumes were of home manufacture
and many were unique in design.
People from this side are hauling
large quantities of pine wood from
the mill at PIT. Douglas.
Mrs. Richard Fielding and her son
Charley, of Browns Valley, Mimi,
are visiting friends in Prescott.
II. w. Babbidge spent last week in
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Weeks, of Dakota, was in
the city last week on visit to rela-
tives.
The drop in the price of wheat has
checked the inflow somewhat, although
a large number are selling rather than
run the chances.
F. A. Ross took business trip to
River Falls Saturday.
W. II. Hickok, of Ellsworth, was in
the city Saturday looking after his in
tereSts here.
A party Of young folks from Hast
ings gave surprise party at Art Fish
er's Friday night of last week.
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Maiden Rock.

FEB. 8, 1889.
Weather a little more moderate and
''liveable."
Oscar Thomas good naturally
took piling that did not quite
and when the inspectors overhauled
it considerable was thrown out. He
thinks, however, that he can dispose
of them so as not to lose very heavily.
The new grocery firm is to be
known as E. w. Hill & Co. The Co.
means &. G. Loucks and A. Cook. Mr..
Hill is to have entire charge of the
business, and as he is widely and
favorably known, and will doubtless
have good trade. Goods will be
opened this week.
Rev. J. Ii. McManus, of Ellsworth,
is still at work stirring up saints and
and sinners alike and will continue
revival services throughout the week.
There were lots of school ma ans in
town Saturday attending the associa-
ton meeting. The exercises are said
to have been very interesting.
Mrs. DR.. Burlingame is back again
from her visit to southern Wisconsin.
Ira Carpenter, of Red Wing, was in
town this week.
r. NJ. Sands did quite "a wholesale
business in Strengthening hogs last
week.
Prohibition evidently prohibits in
Maiden Rock. 1t is very rare to see a
man under the influence of liquor, and
every case can be easily traced tC
Plum City or Lake City whisky. No
one thus far has claimed the reward
offered by the authorities for the con.
viction of persons selling unlawfully
and we have heard of no complaints
of selling on the sly.
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Letter from Illinois.

BLOOMINGTON. Ill, Jan. %, 80.
EDITOR JoURNAL-Thinking that posi-
bly, a few lines from one of Pierce county S
former denizens might be acceptable, l
pen these stray thoughts.
After leaving your county ON the 18TH
inst, we met with no serious accident on
our journey to this city. While passing
through Iowa, we were delayed about
three hours until the debris of a car load
ed with flour and which had beer" ditch
ed i" could be removed from the track.
1t is surprising what comfort is attaina-
BILE in railway travelling at the present
dav. Now, hot air hues extend the
whole length of the cars, thus warming
the floor of the coach.
This city has population of some 20,
900. The streets are all well laid out,and
the business portion has the appearance
of stability, combined with ample accom-
modations.
Last Saturday we spent portion OF
the day in looking over that portion OF
the city devoted to residences. Here we
found much and varied architectural
skill displayed. In the evening we went
to see "Uncle Tom" enacted. With the
exception of Marks" the talent was of a
very ordinary degree.
On Sunday we attended divine service
in the First NJ. f. church. This building
is stately pile of masonery, and is wei
! finished off on the interior. Here for the
| first time IN some years we again listened
to majestic melodies as they welled forth
from grand old pipe organ of no NEAR
proportions. The preacher, man whose
head is silvered DER with age, spoke the
| Word with an holy JUNCTION. At the
present time there is religious reviva
in progress at the Wesleyan University
and many of the students are renouncint
| the errors of their former days.
Last night Hon. John p. st. John ad
dressed large and enthusiastic assembly
in this city. There are as many opinions
expressed as to the quality of the speech
as there were persons present.
Since landing" here. we have hat
regular Wisconsin weather. Snow about
| each second or third day and then the
mercury would hide itself away dow
about 80 degrees below zero. Old set
tiers say that there is now more snow OF
the ground than there has been at an!
previous time since ~.
Sincerely yours,
|
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8epOyt of Teachers, As,octotio,

Held at Maiden Rock, Jan. 81, 1885.
Meeting called to order by 7. j.
McAndrew, president of s. e. Div.
Miss Belle Frye was appointed critic
for the day and j. A. Murphy appoint
ed secretary pro tenn.
The first topic, Rules of Orthogra-
ply, was presented in an interesting
manner. His plan is to pay special
attention to the rules of spelling in
the Upper Form. An animated dis
cussion followed as to the practicabilty
of teaching the rules to the older pu.
pills or to discard them and teach spell.
ling in a practical way. The mem
bers of the association seemed to be
equally divided on this question.
The next topic, Constitutions, was
presented by j. A. Murphy. Some
excellent thoughts were supplemented
by VIM. E. Barker. His plan is to
bring in the study of Constitutions in
connection with current events and to
teach by the analytic method.
Meeting adjourned until lis p. m.
Meeting called to order at 1870.
Meeting opened by singing. Some
excellent literary quotations were
then given by members OF the associa-
ton.
The election of officers for the S. e.
Div. now took place. Mr.. W. E. Bar
ker was elected president, Miss Belle
Frye, vice president, and Miss Lois
Russell, secretary.
The first topic on the program was
Course of Study presented by VIM. E.
Barker. The subject was handled in
the form of an address in which the
necessity of teachers cooperating in
working the course was earnestly and
eloquently pressed by Mr.. Barker.
After recess of ten minutes, Miss
Lizzie Carmichael was appointed to
take charge of a question box.
Mr.. G. j. Brewer then presented
the subject of Algebraic Exponents.
Mr.. B. feels that the teacher who
teaches Robinson's definition of an
exponent, does the pupil positive
injury. He would advise much alb
stract work in order to develop rea-
soning power of pupil. A lively dis
cussion follow ed.
Geography in all it's forms was then
presented by @. II. Crownhart. His
experience is that in school where
all third grade branches are taught,
primary geography cannot receive
proper attention, but recommends
''From the known I'd the unknown
and as far as possible according to the
Course of Stud.. ne recommends
the active use of the globe in the
Middle Form; and The early teaching
of the imports and exports of our
country being studied. Discussion.
Discussion of questions from ques-
tion box. Report Of committee on
resolutions. Critics report.
On motion association adjourned
sine die. LOIS RUSSELL, Secretary.
L. j. McANDREws, President.
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Miss Gertie Bliss is visiting her
aunt i'll Prescott.
Michael Rock and Henry Thorn each
killed a wolf recently.
Aaron Brackin lost horse recent
ly. Also John Dunn, Jack johnson
and Charles Beardsley.
Born:-To Mr.and Mrs. Blanlenagle,
daughter.
Robert Hampton is recovering from
a very severe attack of pneumonia.
John Murphy is preparing to build
a dwelling house and barn in the
spring.
Freddie Endorf was kicked in the
face by a horse recently and quite Sc
yeIely injured.
Gottfried Schilling is on the sick
list.
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The roller rink affords a pleasant re-
sort for many of our people.
Mrs. Robinson presided in the pll.
pit at the NJ. E. church last Sabbath.
Several parties from Lake City at
tended the masquerade here on Friday
night of last week.
A case of wife murder is reported
from Durand. The mangled remains
of the woman were found buried in
the cellar sometime after the terrible
tragedy occurred. The husband is
now lodged in jail. Threats of lynch
ing are afloat.
About twenty-five laborers are to
begin quarrying rock near this place
for the r. r. Co. this week. They
have engaged board at the Pepin
House.
The High School opened on the End
inst with O. E. Rice as principal.
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@s0SC o.
ITf0h.

l.. w. johnson has purchased Bert.
Cooks team of horses.
w. J. Perry is still on the sick list.
Charley Teusan intends investing in
team of horses and wishes to sell his
colts.
Mr. M. Moore intends moving his
family to Ottman Corners shortly.
Mrs. NJ. will take upon herself the
duties of nurse to Mrs. Jesse Palmer,
who is an invalid.
Our Methodist minister will renew
holding special services soon. We
are glad to say that the meetings al
ready held have been productive of
much good.
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st. Paul.

Cyrus Musser, of Kinnickinnic, was
in the city on Tuesday to see a sick
relative.
Frank Vauthrin, formerly of Pres
colt, is clerking in a fur store on
Third Street.
Mrs. DR.. ID. @. John, whose husband
was formerly president of Hamline
University, is dangerously i'll at Wi
mona, with almost no hopes of her re-
covery.
The son of F. B. Smith, formerly of
River Falls, has just graduated from
the ward to the high school with a
good rank. He is promising scholar.
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Sl1FtIig Futtey.
Business more lively.

ohoh1Coo hiOh y h'CiJ'
Operations have commenced at the
saw mill at this place. Two compan-
les are engaged; one under Ito, and
the other under Preston. There will
probably be plenty of work and they
may run night and day.
The revival meetings on Cady Greek
still continue.
Mr.. E. Moore is on the mend.
German immigrants are settling in
our town. They see thing or two
and want to be near the railroad.
Town treasurer Nelson has good
success in collecting taxes.
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Biz Timber. 1rontnnn.

We hear of no serious losses OH the
ranches during the late cold weather.
Since happiness is condition of the
mind, the farmer who has plenty
should by happy.
A party of Big timber hunters got
showed in near the heal of Boulder
river during the recently cold wealth
er. One of the party was badly fro
zen, and the whole number froze their
ears.
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Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Patterson &
Pearley furniture dealersl is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness win be continued by ]. H. Patter-
son, who assumes all Indebtedness of the
late firm and 10 whom all bills due the
firm are payable. J. II. PATTERSON,
e. A. PEARLEY.
River Falls, Wis, Jan, %, 1885.
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RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY FEBRUARY s. 1885.


Coughs and colds are prevalent.
d. r. Thompson has gone to Chiego.
John Hanvelt is the happy father of
pound boy.
P. Blakley's mill yard begins to look
natural again as farmers are busy
hauling logs.
Considerable wheat is being hauled
from this vicinity across the lake.
Bonnie Thompson attended the
teachers association at Maiden Rock.
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Robert Groot is the happy father of
girl which arrived Tuesday.
The village school had an evening
session Thursday. The school in dis
trict No. 10 gave an imprOmptu enter
tainment Friday. There was a very
large attendance.
John Young has been under the
weather for some time past.
Ransom Hill is working for Will
Rowley.
Ed Fox has returned from Maiden
Rock where he has been attending
school.
Ed Bulmer has gone to Olivet to
learn harnesS-making
The following pupils of district No.
5 were neither absent nor tardy dur.
ing the month ending Jan. 80: Flavia
Campbell, Almina Rice, Sinnie Rice,
Arthur Rice, James Rice, and Nora
Rice. L.
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Owing to previously arranged
association at Hudson for Feb. It'll,
the association planned to be held at
River Falls on that day will be de-
ferred until some future date.
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Report says we are to have skat.

Report says we are to have skat-
ing rink.
The Good Templars have changed
their lodge night to Friday instead of
Saturday evening. They have pur-
chased a new stove for their room.
Mrs. Craig has been quite sick, but
is better now.
The rise in wheat has induced the
marketing of few loads from here.
G. E. Keysey & Son are hulling clo-
yer in the town of Union.
There is q growing willingness in
the minds of the people to raise the
required security for the G. & F. st. 2.
railroad.
Tonsilitis has been quite prevalent
lately-mIstaken at first for diphthe.
ria.
Rev. Mr.. Haskell has gone to Min
nesota again to take mission work.
Mrs. Haskell is cOnvalescing.
Club dance last Friday night.
The sociable at G. A. Hawn's was a
pleasant affair, over fifty persons be.
ing in attendance. A pleasant feature
of the evening was the stereopticon
views exhibited by Messrs. Rand 4
Hatch, who failing of an audience at
the hall, were hired to exhibit before
the sOciable. The views were unusu-
ally good.
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Questions for examination in Course
of Study for the Common School Di-
ploma will be issued about Mar. 1st.
Teachers should see that the work be
done as outlined by the Manual on
Course of Study.
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Educational.
j. A. MURPHY, EDIroR

Communications from Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited. Address all
Communications to the Editor at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin
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Logs are coming in lively.

There was IA chopping bee at Sam
Craig's on the 3lst ult., and they put
up IA cords of wood for him. He is
sick and unable to work.
DIR. F. L. Barney has sold two sew
ing machines in the last two weeks
besides putting up sets of teeth.
Fred Rogers arrived from Clear
Lake on Friday night.
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Mr.. B. j. Thompson teaches in the
Scott district, Rock Elm.