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Nick Leven, of Hager, was in town
Sat urday.
George McMurphy, of 0rtonville,
MINI, was in the city couple days
last week.
Rev. Hines was down from Hamlin
Friday.
Dick Wehrman has returned from
western Minnesota.
Ferris White is in the city and is
slightly indisposed.
The city authorities are repairing
the crossing on lower Broad street.
E. F. Malin of Springfield, Ohio, was
seen in this city Monday.
Prescott is becoming one of the i'm
portant places Oh the railroad. A
large percentage of.the passengers get
off and on at this place. The limited
trains only stop at five places between
st. Paul and Savanna, and Prescott is
one of these.
Miss Maud Field leaves this week
for a visit to friends at Wadena and
Warren, Mimi.
W. c. McCray, of st. Paul, spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burnett, of
Minneapolis, made visit with rela-
tives here last week. returning Wednes-
day.
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Farmers are all through blowing and
are now preparing for winter.
The village school began last Mon
day with Miss Florence Swim at the
helm.
Mrs. A. X. Sewer started for st.
Paul last Wednesday to spend a week
visiting friends.
Mr.. William McMahan of Rock Elm,
and Miss Susie 0'Brien of Maiden
Rock, were united in the happy bOuds
of matrimony Nov. LIST. May happi.
ness and prosperity abide with them
is the wish of their many friends.
John Bates sold his farm to Mr..
Kern, of the town of Salem. Consider
alton So. 400.
John Lansing has his building known
as the Condit school house moved on
his place. Geo. Bowen did the work.
James Pierce, of Dodge county, has
come back to Pierce county once more
to visit friends and relatives.
A light snow storm visited this part
on the 9th.
Winter wheat has grown so large
this fall that most of the farmers are
pasturing it.
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tion as far as possible rather than wait
and be destroyed by the furious ele-
ment which seems to court self-des
truction by destroying the very in
dustries upon which they and their
families depend for subsistence.
No farmer in the land can afford to
countenance this so-called labor
movement, because it clogs the wheels
of trade and reduces the price of farm
products. Every strike that occurs
in the large cities, checks the circula-
ton of money. lowers the price of fat
stock of all kinds by checking the de-
mand, and works an irreparable loss
to all who have food supplies to sell.
The labor vote of Milwaukee is not
victory for labor but bold threat
of destruction to the very Industries
which have hitherto made employ
ment possible. and given to the labor
ing classes their chief reliance for
food. The so-called victory forebodes
darker days, keener distress, enlarged
suffering and multiplied misery To the
laboring classes, and great pecuniary
loss to their employers.
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The windmill of B. Deuser was
blown down on election day and ruined.
Eber Danforth is building an addi-
tion to his house.
School in district No. closed Nov.
4th.
Darwin Otis has his feed mill CON-
pleted. He says that he booked five
thousand bushels of feed ahead.
At turkey rattle at Pat Lagman's
80 of the birds, including some lager,
we're carried off by the lucky winners.
Mrs. A. j. Barrett is still quite low.
G. McCord received a severe kick
on his ankle from colt yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Weaver returned to
st. Paul to-day. Matt zirmbelt will
90 with them to spend a few days in
the city.
James Grady, Jr., recently shot
lynx, near the old Danforth lime kiln.
Miner Mclaughlin has moved into
the "Kinne' house and Will Cornman
into Frank Leach's house.
The thanksgiving dance at Ed.
Leache's hall will be Wednesday even
ing before Thanksgiving.
Miss Maria Tabor has returned to
her home in Alhambra, Illinois.
Our new minister, NJ. j. Robinson
will hold his first service here at 3 P. NJ.
Nov. 2lst.
E. II. Ives was in town Saturday as
smiling as ever after his defeat.
Mantle BeddalI will teach the last
week of school for w. G. Hartranft,
in order to enable him to begin at once
in the Nero district.
Jacob Baker has lost his two oldest
children by diphtheria in the last
week.
Frank Billings. of Keithsburg. Ill.
has moved in town and rented house
of John Cornelison.
F. NJ. Stephens has purchased a fine
grey horse of Norris Mclaughlin and
now he wants to find a mate for him.
Meachan Bros. threshed over 400
bushels of clover seed this fall and
only had ten or twelve days run.
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Kfnntcktantc.

Geo. Grant is under the Doctors
care.
Rev. DR.. Moore and Evans are
holding a series of church meetings in
Kinnicklnnic this week.
VIM. III. Wilson visited Minneapolis
last week to settle with D. 81. Osborne
& Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Marshall visited
at NJ. w. WILSON, the first of the week.
Mrs. j, Rogers returned to her
home in Olivet last Saturday.
Mr.. Bell has erected new wind
mill.
Mrs. Barney is having a new barn
put up on her place.
Dir. and Mrs, J. Beard are the happy
parents of nice boy.
Mrs. Geo. Leach is home on visit.
Clint Williams recently lost new
milch cow with fever.
Mrs. F. NJ. Nye has returned to her
home in Minneapolis.
The funeral of our late friend and
neighbor, C. E. Weston was largely
attended. The bereayed family have
our sympathies.
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STATE OP WISCONSIN,,
PIERCE County. %

srt pTss og wG dSS9y s..
County Clerks Office,
Ellsworth, Wis, Aug II, 1855 !
The following described
pieces an d parcels of land. city
and village lots situate in Pierce
County, State of Wisconsin.
were sold by the County i rsas-
urer of said Pierce County on
the Twentieth day of May. A.
ID. 1884, tor the taxes. interest
aud charges for the year A. ID.
1858. Therefore notice is here =
by given that unless said de-
scribed pieces and parcels Of
and, city and village lots arc
not redeemed from said sale on
or before the Twentieth day
Of MAY. A. ID. 1881, they will be
conveyed by tax deed TO the
holders OF the certificates Of
sale according to law.
The amount Of taxes. interest
and charges calculated up 20
the last day of redemption is
set opposite each description
respectfully.
J. Is. JENS0N,
County Clerk.
Tor Pierce County.
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Probably but few of our readers are
aware of the true situation in the large
cities, especially in our own city
of Milwaukee, since the success of
the so-called Labor Party at the
polls. 1t is well known that the La
Dor Party movement in this state grew
out of the riots in Milwaukee last
spring, and the party movement was
conducted by Mr.. Schilling, the social
ist, who has control which seems to
be magical over the lowest labor ele-
ment in the city. The mob oflast May
was made up of this low element, and
every one of this class joined the
party movement, or rather they
formed the beginning, and drew to
them that entire element together
with thousands of better class of
laborers who were willing to be led by
the plausible speech of the leaders,
and thus over 1900 voters marched to
the polls. three-fourths of whom had
no higher motive than revenge for
voting as they did. The result stands
as a menace to every manufacturing
industry in Milwaukee, for when
strikes come as they probably VIII for
eight-hOur days, employers will see
this pitileSs throng behind every such
move, and. finding no way of escape,
will submit until existing orders are
filed, and then by the very force of ru-
inOus circumstances will shut down,
one after another, until business is
dead, thousands of laborers idle by
their own act and choice, and una
voidable ruin hangs over the city like
dark cloud.
SO sensible are the manufacturers
of this, that many are now seriously
contemplating going out of business
before the crisis comes, SO as to save
as much as possible of what is now in
volved, and avoid the conflict which
they feel must come sooner or later
There is scarcely manufacturing
industry in the land that can survive
the eight-hour system, consequently
those who have their investments thus
placed will naturally seek self-protec
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Z. b. Jensen has discovered that a
mixture of sour milk and lamp black
makes good stating for black boards.
Try it, district boards. -
J. 0'Connell, of olivet. lost his
pocket-book ON election day, between
Olivet and the Gilman polls. 1t con.
tanned $40 in money and $40 note.
+. b. Jenson's house is now neatly
clapboarded and painted.
Hans Fosmo is intending to move to
Martell soon. lie has some young
stock for sale.
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One oflthe surprises of the late cleo
ton was the defeat of the Democrats
In Dane county; but it was fairly done
in an open field fight. in which the
tariff doctrines of the two parties were
fully discussed.
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EIistcOrth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsingham have
returned from Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ii. Smith have
rented rooms of Mrs. Ames and gone
to housekeeping
Mr.. Stone. of Prescott, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. 7. L. Nelson.
Mrs. ii. p. Ames and her son Henry
intend to start for New York next
Monday. They will be gone all winter.
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e Stafford IL 81 z3s
Does lst addition to Prescott.
9 5 a. hy'F' ~ s Z III i
Does I'd addition to Prescott.
ii Doe / e.
MAO 8 Pewsll's Village Of
River FALLS.
Unknown a part OIL
commencing 20 feet 10 deg. wsf
NV corner Of lot l, thence o II
del e 20 feet. thsncs $ IS deg. va
it,, thence II deg west 70 feet,
thence n 10 deg. It to place 81
beginning . OF
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lags OF River Pale.
HG Wood / 8 IL ~
0 s Powell's 81 addition to VII
lage Of River Falls.
] ThempSon JrnI6 Is AZ
Az Harris village Of River Fails
Unknown 10 Z "A
Joel Fosters addition TO village
OF River Falls.
G Thurston II 10 IS
Miller's addition 10 village Of
River Falls
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ia Chapman part lot 8 5 81
beginning at the NV corner Of the
said lot 4, thence running g rods
and 9 links, thence 4so IS rods
and Is links, thence 4io west q
rods, thence 400 west % rods,
thence 44o west IS rods and -
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commencing at stake set ia the
center line ON NV side Of highway
from which a stake set the
quarter line II chains and q links
south Of quarter post in line of
section 3V-26--l6 bears 4So a
chains and IS links, thense 4so
wa chains and so liuks to the
center Of highway, thence 6SA Q
W 3 chains aud IS LINKS 10 a stake
set in the center Of highway,
thence north iS9 9 4ehains and }
links TO a post, thence 42o east 3
chains and liHks 10 the place OF
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hFs OryAll part OF
2T-i9, known as lot 8 in bloel
l0l Of Andrews 4 Winchester
addition 10 village Of River
/ Falls Il a
VIM Powell q part Of
s7-i9, commencing % rode and
\ feet " Of NV corner Of block Z.
ofN n los Powelrs addition q
the village OF River Pals, themes
" 10 rods aud Z feet, tb0nee 8 II
rods, thence 10 rods aud Z feet,
thence n 10 rods TO place Of be.
ginning, being block 10 Of said
addition ) 81
Mrs \ Ingrf.hsin = pit. Of
2T-l9, olnmeneing at a point in
the village Of River Falls US feet
isS " Of = point los feet n 7lo "
Of the Sc corner Of block II in ssi4
village, thence l99 west 4 rods,
thence n 7iows rods, thenss n
1872 W 4 rods, thence TO . 8 reds
to plsee OF beginning 4 o.
y Naser part Of
II-l9, commencing at a point or
the n side 81 Elm street in the
village Of River Falls I711 reIss
lie e Of ne corner Of 4th and z 4
streets, thence 10 east 4 rods,
thence n 1870 10 rods, thence u
II deg. 4 rods, thence s 10 deg. Q
10 rods TO place Of beginning ) 81
Unknown swIzswl< 9 6 50
do nwsel 2 6 81
J Me Cleary q part Of ~
27-l9. known as lot in block s
in Shorts addition to the village
Of River Falls 40
J Woods sstat. sw
swL 20 10 ts
do sel&swl4 25 10 70
Township q, Range 20
Unknown lot 3 2 ri
VILLAGES
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AZ the election this year is of more
than ordinary siguiic alton. nnl every
inch ot ground will he stuhhoruly con.
tested 10y our political opponents. il he
hoovrs the representatives 81 the party
who will he charged with the RESPONSE.
biIity Of making MP tho ticket To select
men VINO command the respect aud ron.
Gdcncc Of the voters of the State. men
Of known intelligence aud integrity. to
the cnl that every Democrat in the
State may take nm honest pride in the
support Of tho nominees ot the party.
Let there be- No dead weights placed in
nomination for the sunrngrs Of the pco.
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forvn I to the 2n1 day " November.
1856, for q political triumph In the cleo
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Byrne, Duck Valley; wn. Hamilton,
do; Il ) DIR AM VA! c y Ii A Ma
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Judson Dakin, Myron PixIey. La
inoIiie' Valentine Waithels, hunting
tou; Chtrirs Srokrr, Bullion: circsur
smith. Frank b .sk wiz. San FIaucisco
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EOr. Saturdays Daily.l
ALAAGUNDI.

u. W Baker aud Il. Sadler. Of Eureka.
left this morning for the west.
Read the communication of Justice
heySer elsewhere In this issue.
1t is said that hell is paved with good
intentions. So is Attorney Dorsey's
sidewalk.
Julson Dakin Of Lamoille. and 10.
Hennen Of Pleasant. coue in yesterday
aud returned to-day.
Miss Lizzie Horgh, teacher Of tie
Pleasant Val ey school, came in to-day
aud will returu to-murIUw.
Any Icrson wishing chcsp hou,rho}d
goods will do well to call AT tn ir-i-
d nee Of James McCoard. ucIt door to
j. ). Mhyhugh's.
Valentine Wallhcrs of Huntingdon
valley came III yesterday fur tie lur-
pose Of getting mtt-rid for the n
school house which will be bui.t IA
sherman district.
Miss Emma Gardner. teacher nj
Bullion, came is yesterday gu IL weeks
vacation. She has been engaged to
take a part III TIA. mu,icL exercises in-
nng the session Of III G:aal LDIsc Of
Odi Fellows.
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John iiuGy. Joe lIaunru and vile.
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rorr; Nrls. Mason. Nolecu.
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Thorpe. Thouins Cilnu, Chris. B,um-
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~ a regular meeting Of Elko Io dCr
~. II. X. Of =. hell at their Hall June
II, 1856. the rusrwing officers were
elected to serv" for the following year.
J.. = Griurr. g. c; Frink Frrurll.
C.; Thomas Hunter. P.:G +. Talbot.
X. Of Il. SO l.. Green, +. Of NJ,
James Brain, VI off,; G. \. Ioudn..
+. Of A. Robert Hunter, Treasurer.
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ELKo PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The closing examination aud c~Icrcis.
"of the Eiko Public School will be- sS
follows:
Monday, juno as Examination In
Grammar, Geography mud History.
Tuesday, June 2D:-Ernmiuntion in
Arithmetic, Algebra aud Reading.
wednesday. juno 30: Litcrnry OK
erciscs in the afternoon.
" The pn'lic are cordially invited 10
Attvdi Il. 1,,p rrin