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THE &. o. p is likely to experience a
'%.clcse CALI in Minnesota this year.
, 1886-09-18
DR.. WAGNER & co

w, offer 20 apology Tor de, o;inc 80 much tim.
ana attention. 10 thls much ncrls ctpd class al
diseases believing that M osndlfIn of hnnn,,,if,
~ loo wrttciied L. merit fhr syiupatly and brsi
services oi the profession 10 which we belonr.
" h"ult arr ihi"ceht sufferers, and thai
me physician who dcy.teS himself
70 relieving the afflicted aud saving
mem from worse ilGn death, is no less a
man The surgeon or physician who by close an
pncation eN:els in ~ y other branch of his pro.
sSs'om nm iort'lgately for humanity. the da,
IS dawnlnf when the false pniianthrnpLy thai
condemned Inc victims OF folly ~ crime, like
the iepers under In. Jewish law 10 die linc,red
, 1886-09-18

ID. {. BAIRD aud A. G. CAMpBEIL). Al
torneys-at-IIaw and Notaries Public, Cl.ey-
second floor, st cbins Il Post 8 bank block
, 1886-09-18

Luke VOORHEES,. Chairman.
l. kABIs. Secretary.
, 1886-09-18

In all its branches BY W. ELLIOTT, on Eighteenth
street, one door west OF the old stand. SiDgleioct
All kind OF wagon work done first class.
, 1886-09-18

REAL ESTATE. LOAN, AND LIVE
SlOCk. Ferguson street, Chey enne.
, 1886-09-18

Successor to H.. S. Oliver, FIRE INSURANCE
None but time tried and fire tested companies
Ch,J enne, Wyoming.
, 1886-09-18
YOUNG MEN
MEN.

There are nlnsiy men Of the age Of 30 TO " who
the bladder. otien accompanied b, n slight
sln.ir.inr or burning sensation and Il weakening
OIL the system IN a maunCr the patient caunct
account for Ga examining the urinary deposits
4 fopy sediment; will often he found, ana some.
times small particles OF slbuuien vii appear or
Tie coi"r VIII he OF akin or milkis hue. again
changing 10 a dark aud ut:niG antsaraucr.
rhere are many men who die Of tins difficulty,
ignorant OF the cause, which Us the second stage
OF seminal Nrakness Dr. Wagner viii guaian-
tee Il cure In AL such eases and a healthy resinrn.
ton of the genito-urinary organs, Consultation
Tree. Thorough examination and advice. 50 10
See ihc Doctors additional advertisement In
The Denver Nniiy News anh TTihane-Reluhii-
can.
, 1886-09-18

Hotel Company, Lesses of all Hotels and Eat.
Pacific Railway Company. Transient rate So OK
, 1886-09-18
BUSINESS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office Della
ware Block, Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
PREACHING.

on last Sabbath. Rey. Hr. Afford, who is
yet u pupil ut Clinton Collage supp,ed th
pulpit of Rev. IT.. Merrill. l.-wl. wss pre
vented frohh comins by sickness.7-at / o,clnck
and ut night Mr. A has put on The iiaruss.
o. his Master very ea,lv ia life, but ha wear
II worflily. His thtine in tho morning wa.
Gods coiii!nand to Noah ID take two of eyers
IND OF living thing INTO the ark. After ,l,,
eribing the SCOTS and lntideliry OF the peopI.
lne ! scenes attendant on the Hood and thr
rushing ot the boosts and birds nv CAR.
coinni'nd to the ark of safety, lid then held
up Christ the ark of safety TO tho si,,er
lneno the pathetic Scene of Christ ve.n
ing over Jerusalem, .Ot Jerusalem. Jerus,,.
lem. how oft would have gathered t,s,
together as hen d"th gather her broc,I
under her wings and We woul,l.not.
Behold your house is left unto van deso,ats
His discourse was snb,iyi,led into tbe ,,,rs.
hratlings or leading ideas: Gods WARNINGS
Ills willingness to save his peopie. and III
rejection of Him, Tire subjects wcreab,y.u
even elo1uelt.y handled. Ifthe you,g re,,
tlrhiah remains true to his Col mud hims.,.
. brilliant career awaits him.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
KELLY l.. EMS.

Mr.. Editor 81 sprns. as we'll as
other TINS eyer WHICH Kelly has no
control. ~ rati er back ward. The
spring fights op, ned it ma,kablS ear y,
aud win great promise,
'TIe that fought and ran away,
Has lived to fight another day.
But Justice VSrnado, is btcnlning a
terror to evil dners, requiring them to
hand over few pieces 1T silver, as a
balm to the wounded; ''Peace and
d gnity' Of tho state. judge Tat.
b d his hoise team driven into til. RAJ
gine torrent of the BaI,chiito OH last
Sa urday evening, the Cans quence
was the loss Of The Judges boots, over
coat, ak. spade. Forty dollars in cash,
,nd in fact we believe everything,
except his + ligion aud presence Of
mind We bell. Vt it ;s cu,t,mary Ia
say, our faruers are gong ahead, pre-:
pairing for crops. but ons ale
going bshind, preparing for crops as
/ they seem to be late III planting.
] Our "Medicin- cali" is progressing
with his ludge' which when completed
will be al h"nnr to il lis owner, ant
an oman mt I" Kelly willie.
"Ths Mogul las und; II consider
alton the au.ls hility of calling
Mass Meeting oi his subjects, IN ordel
to pass resolution, Of approval. in re-
gard To the lib ral, beautiful aud love
| ly NJ amer III which our Solons yolet
away the peoples money. but we say
RI qui' Set MP s,s' M.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer of
Columbus qa., tells his experience,
thus: Fer three years have tired every
remedy on the market for Stomach, nnd
Kidney Disorders, but, got uo r4lirf
nnti / used Electric Bttprs. Took
five BOTTLES and am now cured. and
titnk Electric Bitters tire Best Bt 6i Pu-
fer inth world. y uajor A. b Reed
of West Liberty, Ky. used Electric BIT
ters for an old standing Kdu.v Affection
aud says: Nothing has ever done me
50 much good an Electric B,tt"rs. y
Sold at fifty cents IL bottle by Dr. ".
NJ. Wroten.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
Two Buildings Collapsed with Loss
of Life.
New Orleans i9icayuue.


NATcHEz, Mit., Iarc', 80. 1885.
"A dreadful calamity occurred in this
city to night that has resulted in ai
letst one death and possibly more. Two
large three story bindings on Main
street collapsed and three inmates were
buried in the ruins. Mrs. NJ. L. Grit
Il her two danghters and sou were
rxtricated from one huilting, all more
or less injured, the first hanled fatally
herhaps.
A family named Mcf1lnin occupied
the other building and all but one were
taken out nnhurt. The missing man,
Dan r R,tchford, was buried in the runs
and is supposed to be killed. 1t is q
miracle that the disaster was not attends
ed by greater fatality. Mrs. Griffin is
the mother of ex Mayor Griffin, a very
aged and estimable. iaily. Worklnen nj
midnight we're engaged in n search /
Ratclfurd's body, but it was, not then
found.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Selected for The GAZETTE;
By Mss WINNIE STEPHENSON.
To the boys of the Magnolia Band of
Hope!
When we are old enough to vote,
Well make u great cpniin"tlpn:
Well sweep the Ian. Of ahiskey clean,
From ocean INTO ocean.
Oil ..Al.ohhl'' w,ll have ta fall. from
Ills exal ed station
Well smite him right wen smite him left
And drive him ftam llie naiu,i.
In Alcoho''s' old castle strong inehaint
,ttlis s'ayes are wailing;
Well eiitrr in aud set tli.m free By scores
His stronl -toll sealing.
Some day the world will bless the men,
Who now are obly boys;
Foe we are lrarning lessons true with al
Our fun and upi,e.
Oh. right is right, antl wrong il wrong
W.. know the way that's hest
We u choose the ri .lli aud fight the wron..
And leave with Gpd the rest.
So whrn we're old nnnugh to vote, we'll +
Make great communion;
Wen sweep The land of whisky clean ,frou.
Ocean unto ocean
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Miss Florence Bhgh, representing
''the Sunny South" published ut Allan.
ta, was very welcome aud agreeable visi.
terday.
We have seen. many copies OF this
beautiful magazine, and hud it sand
elevated IN tone aud sentiment, like it's
lovely conductess. It is the ouly litera-
ry paper in the South which is condnct
Ell entirely by young ladies'. Price S2,-
w pr. an. Ii we were but ''yonne
iaain' we'd march right to- the Office sud
take forty OF them (the magazines) IN !
on, of the girls. From the sweet M
deneanor of Miss Florence We would
80 no further.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

On last Saturday evening, as a6ont 8
O'Clock. near Mt. ZION Chn,ch, east of
Osyka, some hidden party fired three
shots at w. ". Dickey. Que ball pass,
ed through his Int. griziug his hend;
another through his coat at the breast.
aud one missed him entirely.-Ttmes
Democrat.
Tins is DIR. Dlckey, the Den;iat who
practices in this plnce and is a son OF
Mr.. Clabe Dickey of this county.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
In JAIL.

Bill Moss, who, it will be remembers
ed shot two men named Cook in Marion
county some time last year, has been
lodged in Jail for safe keeping.
Moss killed Que uf the Cooks aud kill
led dog.
Nathan Stachier, was committed to
the Jail few days ago by E. L. Reeves,
ESQ, J. p. Bird Dist .--as a dangerous
iunatic. Some sixteen years ngo he was
attacked IN the same way.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

John CoveiI, Esq. of Saltwater,
Anuesots. orders the GAZETTE an
ppends to the signature "Black Repub
'aan." We think "the court are mis-
sSsn IN herself" He may Le Repub.
'ean. bat we have pretty much qui,
'9oglng msn for that here-lf they are
-onest iu it. We Leiievs with Hober,
o'ory that "Ged hatss hypocrite--so
y ~e. He is not black however on side
- *e have that from ocular demonstra
op' We believe he is uot black ins,d,
'Rer, otherwise he wouid not hsy,
saaSed The GAzErrH. Afiuitiss Latu-
"'ly seek esah 0thsr,
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Mrs. VIM. al. Conerly returned on
Monday last from her visit to ,her child
ren at Abbeville. La.--Mrs. e Suiiley
and AR. Cullen Conerly. She brought
with her the .wo little grand children,
Carrie Smiley aud Mvtes Oonerly.
Everybody knows and loves the dear
little Carrie. but she has not gained u
pound Of flesh since rhe was away. We
know her, and love her just as we did
before. Little Myrtes we have not.seen
40 mnch of, but will doubtless love her
we'll when we know her as we'll.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

We are in receipt of the first number
of tho Southern Industrial Review. 4
mohthlx, of sixteen pages published MT
New Orleans an6 devoted to industrial
interests. attractions and development
of the Gulf I Toast States, price 81 per
annum., 1t is sepslble paper and con.
tains vast amount OF interest to South.
ern pc ,ple.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
ACkNoWLE EDGMENTs.

We acknowledge witt pleasure receipt of
the polite invitation of our talented and ell.
ergetia young friend w. b. dixon, to attend
the Hyacinthan Anniversary of the Gillsbnrg
Collegiate Iustitute; 10 be- exhibited a. the
Institute Chapel on Friday evening, April
18th. 1886.
We nptlce with a thrill! OF pride that Billy
tMixonj occupies ths distinguished position
of Salutatoriaii tive claim Billy for Pikel and
that another of Pixies sons MIR. +. D. Schil-
ling of 0sy II q. is the Anniversarian. That's
right boys of Pike. Pluck bright honor
from thu pale-faced moon,:' and remember
you are from Pike cspnty witt, its reputation
resting dli yenr shoulders Sustain it. if 1t
kills you. Well be thsre-if nossil5la.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
Look out for Your Head.

No matter what parts it may finally
affect, Catarrh always starts in the head.
and belongs to the tread. There is no
mysterv abont the origin of This dretnl
disease. 1t begiis in a, neglected cold,
One of the kind tint is asure to he b. :
ter in few days." Thousn!ls of the
victims know how it is 10y sad experience.
Ely,s Cream Balm cures odds III the
head aud Catarrh IN NIL it's stages. No;
a sunff nor IA liquid. Applied with the
finger to the pla!rils.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

The new priviledge tax law is spread
ng CONSERVATION far and wide among
parties. who bad made arrangements
Rnd Investments for some time ahead.
y Ia affecting Mr.. Nabors and his man.
factory OF bed>springs. very injurious
Y 1t is to be regretted that this Law
P'd not take the usual Constitu tional
Eixty day rule.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
The eazette's seasonabJe suggestions.

Yesterday was thestiest day offApril,
and we are sorry to say that some per
sons were made f. is of ON account of il.
Our advice ia. don't make a fool of
nlng this month. .
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Jackson. Miss. March 30.-The new rail
road commission, PresidentssessiOns presi-
ding, met to-day and will he in session per-
haps all the week. The commissioners real
ize that fnuchis expected of them. and that
the duty before til IN of dealing in and regular
ting the difficult matters within the scope OF
their jurisdiction will not he an easy job,
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
Our Congressman.

Our Congressman in his patriotic
argument on the tariff question often
becomes honrse and his voice husky.
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Mul.ein will rAlisve him aud
cure coughs, croup and consumption.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE. at jackson. Miss,
M.ilrlI 11il 1895

LAND OFFICE. at jackson. Miss, I
March 18th, 1886. {
Notice is hereby given chat the following
named settler has fl~d notice Of his intention
to make final proof in supporter his clain.and
that said proof wilIbe made the before Judge
or in his absence the Clerk of the Circuit
Court. Pike County. at Magnolia, Miss. on
May 1st.. 1856, viz: Andersen Thornton
Homestead No, I0072 for the NV !, sec. 1, 3,
north range, 9 east.
He names the following witness to prove
Ills continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land, Wig: Lewis Haines. James
Anderson, Cumbry Ross. Eli Ross, all of
Holmesville, Pike County. Miss
319 5w. JAS. d. STE WART.
REGISTER.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Cash is becoming powerful scacs" in
town. We saw fellow the sother day
walking around with roll Of ten silver
dollars in his hand and all the little boy g
bn town were following after hlm.
They thought there would pe scrams
bic directly.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

hr. Jas. A. Ferguson, of HolmesviIle,
ies not recovered from the injuries
sceived by him some weeks ago, from
'eing thrown from q buggy drawn by a
naaway horse, which WAS noted at the
me by the GAZETTE. Every day, our
'sart is with our early friend, in sympa-
~. Our readers will please excuse
saling, even in an editor.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
IL There ANY Gum in 1t?

Is Inere any gum, in II? is what all
prudent men ask before taking hold II
any new enterprise Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen has
gum in it and the stimulating prnciple
known. It cures coughs, colds and
consumption.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
Wo are pninetl to lenrn of line extrem,

We are panied to learn of the extreme
illness of Mrs. Martha ]. Quin. widow
of the late Col. P. G. Quin of Holmes
Vile. She has been lingering with low
fever aud catarrhal affection for two or
three weeks. The inclemeucy of the
weather has kept those who love her
dearly as life itself from her bed side.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

We are Indebted to Senator E. Q
Waithal for speech of Hon. John q.
Keuna, Of West Virginia. delivered iu
Senate of q. -, March 10. 1886. on the
refusal Of the Attorney General to send
Ito the Senate certain papers.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

The inc,smsut weather on Tuesday
pight kept many away from the class
lecture delivered by R,v. Mr. MoLauren.
Nevertheless. several wore present
Pnd the evening study was delightful
Pnd Instructive. We did not know the
Passages of the lesson contained SO much
obstruction.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

We are under obligations To Judge
R. q. w. Jewell for "Rslieio Plliloso
l.hical Journal a journal filed with
Intensely Interesting and instructive
mattef. Thank yon Jud :e.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Tuesday night was dark, rainy, muddy
but Wednesday morning burst upon us
like revelation graudly gloriously,
with not slcgle cloud to dIni the hori-
Won.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Spring cannot be forced ny changes
of apparel. There is more tue III one
flannel shirt than III two bottles of cough
10 edicine. st
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

THERE Is REAL MERIT IN IA trial
will convince you that DR.. Davis's Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar il
|Es specific III all Pulmonary diseases or
|8ronchical troubles and its curative
properties are very remarkable.
Have 1t handy. Use DR.. Davis's Lii.
yer Pills,
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

A young maa's fancy lightly tnrns To
thonghts of i've at tEis seasni, hnt II his
mother would give hin the Gazette to read
his thoughts would t,rn in more pref able
direction.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Psopls are coming from all parts to
RB. Stern's Cheap Store, aud are aston.
tshed at the low prices. Competing
with New Orleans.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Full aud complete stock of everything
|at Serp's Banner Store. Call and bs
|ponv vinced.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

The GAZETTE is looking for better
'times. 1t has been getting rid of lis
devils aud substituting angels in their
stead.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

J. Hiller, Dealer in all Lines oi
General Merchandise, aud re s at rock
bottom prices.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

The friends of Capt. Boyd, will be
glad to learn that on this Crhur<dnyJ
morning, his little sou john IT., is i'm
Rp<oved.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

just reserved ut b. Stern's Banner
Chesp Cash Store, a full aud complete
stock Of Spring Goods, and selling still
the cheSpest.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

We were pleased aud honored on
Wednesday evening. by delightful
Flsit from Misses Nellie Stafford aud
H'ia Gibson, aud Rev J. w. McLaurIn.
Phey brought q ray of brighter sunlight
Fith them, and departing left It's genial
Flow bshIud. We hope to be often
seered by their presepce.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

Don't borrow this paper 1t ,nly costs 5 cents
from the carrier or at tAc office. Always q
few left over.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

'"The rain, it raineth every day" and
Inow the cold succeeds 1t.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
sEiY,s
CREAM BALM
is N TT a LIoUIl

- - @hA
is N eTA LIQUII
OR sNU FF.
ut has gained al
enviable reputation
wherever k n o W !
displaeing all othe
preparations. Al
article of ubdoubte,
merit. IL couvenieil
and cfeaily. ]
allays silpain an'
auses no sneezing.
CREAM BALM
WHEN APPLET
into the nostrifs vii
be absorbed, effet
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

We nave Oh a q e,I,ub -, uf the $3,
COO example but it Icame too late for in.
seftion this week.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
CHARLES HARREll,
House and General Carpentery
md N,,iIdnn

Having permanently located In Mag
nolia. respectfully tenders his services
10 lhe citizens of the town and vicinity
and solicils libe'al char. Of their
patronage. frb26 ly
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
HEI ,pfor working people. Send 10
Ii Ghi cents nOstap4 unl wa uii

Fl NII Il7F"f "UfNr"S Po"P'o. NVHu IU
cents postage, and we viii.
mail you free. aroyal, yauabl saniple.box OF
goods that will put you i'll the way 0finakine
more money IN few days than you ever
Thought po siblc at any business. Capital
hot required. You can i've at home and
work in spare time only. or all the time. All
hnth sexes, Of all ages, grandly ancrrssiul,
SO cents to IS easily earned every svening.
That aii wii, "a.5t s,n.3 thy l, ~ the oas1-
nese we n, AXE this unparalleled ntfrr: ro all
that aretnot well satisfied we will send 81 to
ay for the troube ot writing us. Full par
'ic tiars. direct ors. ETC., sent irec. In,narnse
pal absolutely sure for all who simrt at cnce
Don't delay. Address Stipson e. Co.; Port
Id, Maine,
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02

The Band of Hnps, is becoming an import
ant institution We attended it last Sabbath
for the second tiIhs since its Organization and
found them steadily advancing aud progrshs-
ing. Though we have not oIten riiet them,
we. have been represented by our young
hcpefnls. The girls wera particularly atten-
tive audinterested in their duties, collect
ing for that purpose. close to the front. The
boys W .ro not SO much so. They were scat
tered all ever the house and nqthigg but roll
call could Bring them up. Boys, go right
square to the front and there plant your fee t
like little men. Whatever your hands find to
do. do it with sour might" Who said that
new feature has been added in the shape
ofa bible class for tile yonng ladies' and
gentlemen. This PROMISES to be quito
interesting.
The Magnolia gazette., 1886-04-02
Mumps are raging.

Go to J. Hitler, for the Cheapest
Goods in town.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14
The Song Friend.
Co. b.

This bright and sparkling musical
monthly for October, is before us. AS
usual, it is filled with interesting mat
ter for musical people. Miss Amy
Fay has in this number, an intensely
interesting article describing her visit
with Franz List, a short time before
the great pianist's death. The editor
furnishes an article on Training
Choruses. Other instructive and USE
full articles, together with musical
news, etc, constitute the reading mat
ter, while the music includes beauti-
full, descriptive, concert solo, 1.-The
Wanderers Chime Bells" by S. W.
Straub. Also, Down among the
Daisies" Song and Chorus and four
hand piano arrangement of the famous
wedding march from LOhengrin, both
gems. The Song Friend contains 80
large pages; subscription price only
Sl.00. New subscribers receive fifteen
months with premium of three pieces
ofnew music. Sample copy l0c. Can
vassers are offered great inducements.
Sheet Music, Music Books, Organs and
Pianos. The Song Friend is published
byS w. Straub, 243 State ST., Chicago,
III
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

Mr.. EDIToR:-Thinking few lines
in regard TO the soldiers late reunion
at Ellsworth would be of interest to
your many readers is my excuse for
addressing you. The meeting was
called for Wednesday, and TO continue
Thursday and Friday. There were
but very few on the ground the first
day, barely enough to man the artil-
lery, but on Thursday the vets and their
friends turned out en- masse, nearly
800 veterans being present, and each
one seemed to give himself up to the
full enjoyment of the hour. Owing
TO some neglect the full program was
not carried out. but the day passed
very pleasantly. The exercises con-
sisted of roll call, dress parade, manual
| of arms and sham battle, in which
the boys went through the act of sup
porting "a battery, giving the company
very fine idea of the situation during
a genuine engagement. In the after
noon we listened TO very eloquent
address by Rev. Bushnell, of Prescott,
supplemented in the evening by huge
bonfire, around which the boys gath
cred and snapped lies until notice was
served on them that the young misses
of Ellsworth, and in fact some older
ones, too, were waiting to begin the
exercises at the hall, and which, we
are credibly informed, were continued
until the "wee sma' hours of the
night.
Friday opened with the booming
of the cannon, and soon after the
vets and their friends commenced to
gather. The crowd was not as large
as the day before, but full as enthusi-
astic. We listened to an address from
Rev. McManus, of Ellsworth, in which
he stated some very plain truths and
which we will do well to heed. Our
candidate for Member of Assembly
also made few pointed remarks, in
which he showed that he was also
alive to the situation. The exercises
closed with a street parade in which
all participated, after which we broke
ranks and departed to our several
homes, well pleased with the first
Soldiers Reunion at Ellsworth.
1 should not close this item with
out mentioning the fine arrangements
made to entertain the boys and their
friends, especially in the preparation
of the beans, which were par excel
lent. If you doubt it ask the River
Falls vets. | think ii they fail in any
soldierly quality, they never fail on
beams.
Hoping that we may live to enjoy
many more such reunions,
/ am one of Co. B.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14
KinnirL.i,i,ltc.

Miss Bell Deans commenced her
school last Monday in the Palmer
district.
Miss Mary Bowron is learning the
millinery trade of Mrs. Scales.
Rev. Mr.. Evans has been returned
to our circuit again. We welcome
him.
Mr.. u. D. Day has new renter,
Mr. Bambrough.
The candy-pull at VIM. Elliott's was
enjoyed by all present.
Lime Carpenter is in town attending
to his farm interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. FOrrie Barnett and
Fred Barnett were home to attend the
death-bed of their mother. The fa.
neral was largely attended.