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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14


Most of our farmers are busy
husking corn.
Adolph Mier, of st. Paul, is visiting
in town at his fathers.
Mrs. 0chs, mother of Mrs. f. Hardy
and Mrs. S. Richert, died last Saturday
in the list year of her age. Her re.
mains were taken to Prescott and
inferred in the Catholic cemetery OF
that place.
Geo. Armbruster is now able to be
on duty again after severe sickness.
August Mier, Jr. is building house.
A little child of G. Jones has been
very sick for some time past, but is
now better.
Florence Baker and Joe Potvin, OF
Trimbelle, were in town couple OF
days last week.
Albert Moran, of Hammond, is
visiting in town.
viii O'Brien has moved to Mime.
apolis where he intends to make his
future home.
Winter grain is looking finely.
The weather is unusually pleasant
for this time of the year.
Alice Davis, who has been stopping
with her aunt in Ohio, is here visiting
her parents.
John Gillig is building large sta
BILE.
IIrs. Glendenning, Sr., is quite sicE
with diphtheria.
A case of CHAMBERS has been reported
in town.
r. l.. Reed of this town has tht
finest lot of Poland China pigs WI
have ever seen.
Charles Mercord has assumed the
responsibilities of married life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

Rev. John IIaw of Superior, will
preach to us the coming year.
Rev. E. B. Russell goes to Louisville
this week.
Francis White has moved his family
into town.
Our retired merchant, Mr.. Homer
White, is rusticating on his farm.
William Kyle, of Lake City, is visit
ing friends here.
A.P Merrill, of Red Wing, looked
down upon us last Thursday and Fri
day.
Another boarder at W. E. Warren's.
Walter, when you pass the cigars
don't forget us.
Mrs. Otis, of this place. in company
with her sister Mrs. .Washburne. of
Minneapolis, has gone to New York to
visit relatives.
Herman Andrus and his mother, of
Olivet, spent couple Of days last week
visiting friends here.
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BrOOkriIIe.

James Stewart and family are down
from Perley for the winter.
o. l.. Lusk and wife have gone to
Perley to keep hotel for Perley &
Andrews.
James Stewart goes to the woods
for John Perley this winter.
L. @. Human has recovered from
his late illness and is around again.
Potatoes bid fair to be a good crop,
if not large one.
Miss Johnson, of this place, is teach
ing school, with the assistance of Miss
Nellie Hanchel and Miss Tina Kim ball.
The Blind Orator, Mr.. Henry Kane,
of New Richmond, lectured here on
the evening of Oct. lst on the political
issues of the day, in the interests of
the prohibition party.
E.. r. Bond is talking of starting up
his mill at this place soon.
L. =. Berg has returned from Ala
bama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gilman, of
Sheboygan, are visiting at Edwin
Humans.
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BetdenrfgIe.

The new boiler for the Derby and
Kilmer mill came in on the train Mon.
day evening.
James. Clonts has moved into Erick
Anderson's house.
A. Weathern has moved to Walter
Goldsmith's farm, and J. p. Briggs will
move into the house vacated by Mr..
Wethern.
Most of the Beldenville boys have
gone out to Burnett's stave mill to
work.
Homer Brown, of Wildwood, was
visiting friends here last Saturday and
Sunday.
John Brown, started for the pinery
last Monday. lie expects to be gone
all winter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

The st. CrOix county Democrats
have nominated the following ticket:
Assemblyman, w. III. McDiarmid;
sheriff, Nick DOnahue; county clerk,
Lorenzo Crandall; clerk of the court,
A. w. Parker; register of deeds, A. l..
Christensen; treasurer, f. ID. Gardi.
ner; district attorney, a. J. Kinney
superintendent of schools, Ida Burk;
surveyor. John Mcclure; coroner,
barnard McGnire.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

The United States land office has
been removed from Ashland to Bay
field, at the request of those who had
to do with matter in the northern
Wisconsin district, the reason being
that the largest body of available pub
lie land in the district is situated
nearer Bayfield, than Ashland.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

Miss Schmidt, of st. Paul, is visiting
at S. G.. Bateman's.
Rev. McManus starts to-day for his
new field of labor at Neillsyille, Clark
Co.
B. Elliott is building an addition to
his house.
Mrs. L. L. Nelson has returned from
CrOokston, Oak.
Mrs. Ii. P. Ames and her son Henry
contemplate a trip east this fall.
Mrs. Clark has moved into NJ. b.
Kimball's house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

The Anti-Saloon Republicans, who
met in Chicago few weeks ago, have
done more for the cause Of temperance
by their action than dozen Rrohibi-
ton Conventions can do. The proper
course for the temperance people to
pursue is to remain with their respec-
tive parties, attend all primaries and
convention, and by voice and vote in
sist upon the nomination of temperance
men for all offices in the gift of the
people. BY such a course they will
create healthful public opinion on
the question of temperance. without
which all their labors will be in vain.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

1t is stated at Madison that Gov
Rusk is almost every day receiving as
surances of Democratic support, par
ticularly from the farmers. They
maintain that the endorsement of Gov.
Rusk is demanded as a rebuke of those
who sympathize with the riotou;
movement at Milwaukee, which Gov.
Rusk so promptly suppressed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

Mr.. Hans Fosmo's best COW died
last Friday, quite valuable animal.
Winter wheat looks very promising.
The school house of Dist. No. | has
undergone repairs. The school opened
the 18th inst, with Mrs. Maxgood as
teacher.
Miss Hannah Jensen is going to
Minneapolis to reside.
Gilman has new mail carrier, Mr..
Fred Chambers.
Three threshing machines got hud-
died together here so close, few days
since, that there were not hands
enough to run them, and one machine
had to lie still and wait for hands.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

The Scientific American is our au-
thority for stating that fires resulting
from burning oil are inextinguishable
with water but may readily be smoth.
cred by throwing flour upon the burn
ing oil. If clothing is set on fire by
splitting oil or by the bursting of lamp,
a handful of flour thrown Immediately
may be the means of quenching The
flames and saving life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

The cumbersome silver dollar will
soon retire from circulation. The
paper certificate one dollar has COM
menced being sent out from Wash
ington, and will be soon followed by
the two dollar certificates.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14
FARMING LANDS!
MINNESOTA LAND co.

Offers for sale 1000 acres Of the very choicest
farming lands (rOlling prairis) located in the
garden district Of central Minnesota, along the
T., N. q 81. Paul Ry. and Minneapolis and ST.
Louis KY, IN sibley Renyille and Lac qui Parle
counties, only 65 miles from ST. Paul and Min.
neapolis. Best of location. Scandinavian set.
tements. Best Of soil. Near timber. Plentiful
Of good water. Farmers, make up your mind
and go out and look at this land, for now is the
time to secure fine farm cheap aud on easy
terms.
Round-tnp tickets only $500. Fer further
particulars address
MINNESOTA LAND CO.,
Cor. sibley and Seventh SITS,
I'-3m ST. PAUL, MINI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

We note with pleasure the renomi-
nation by the Republicans of the Sd
assembly district of Hon. James C.
Bartholf, of Milton. He was leading
member of the last legislature, prov
ing himself a faithful and conscien.
tious servant of the people. His acts
were characterized with marked
ability and wise discretion, and his
constituents should evidence their
appreciation of his integrity and
worth by hearty endorsement at the
polls on November ID.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

Over one half of the chairmen OF
Democratic committees in the present
House have been defeated for renomi
nation, and nearly every one of them
was an active supporter of Mr.. Cleve,
lands course. While the mugwumI
papers are eulogizing the President
and his administration, the rank and
Tile of the Democratic party are re
buking it by sending to the rear those
who have been most active in support
ing il.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

John w. DETROIT, editor of the
Buffalo County Journal, is the Re
publican nominee for state senator in
18th district. lie is APPLE and popular,
and will be elected by handsome
majority.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-10-14

GESrIvMEs.-Deeply sensible Of the compLl,
nent in nlied in your call and sincerely grateful
for the confidence repOsed in me, hereby con-
sent to become a candidate for the oihce OF Cierk
Of the Circuit Court at the approaching electoh,
the proper administration Of this important
ONCE. that, If elected, my time and such aolllty
as possess shall be devoted 70 the falthIul dis-
charge Of its duties. Z W. Brown.
Ellsworth Wis, oct. g. 1855
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Iowa and Wisconsin are quaran.
tined against Illinois cattle. except
such as are passed 10y the state vet.
erinarian.
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ID. l.. White has mo7ed to Spring
Valley.
Matte Leisches has returned from
Lake City.
Mrs NJ. L. Churchill has returned
from Minneapolis, where she had been
for nearly two weeks.
Mrs. p. Affair has returned from a
four weeks visit to friends in Pewau-
kee.
Mrs. Geo. Haw has gone to Au-
tagama county to visit relatives.
Several parties are having plaster
ing done. The school house is ready
for the face plastering.
DIR. Merrill has returned to his
practice in west Concord, Mimi, and
Mrs. Merrill and child will soon fol-
low him there.
A. Andrew is busy with dental work
at DR.. Clough's office at the Center.
Jacob Gou is selling of his personal
effects and will move 10 Nenah in
about a week. He sold his claim to
Mr.. Cunningham for a tenn of horses
and wagon.
A quiet little wedding party gath
cred at j. p. Whips residence on
Thursday evening, Sept. 9TH, to wit
ness the nuptials of Wilbur Church
i'll and Jennie, youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Whip. Rev E. b.
Russell performed the ceremony, after
which bountiful repastwas served,
and the guests retired wishing the
newly welded pair mary happy an
niversaries.
Herman Miller and Minnie Persons
were recently married in Durand.
Mrs. S. Groot is very sick.
Mr.. George Wilson hasmoved hither
and will occupy the house vacated by
d. L. White.
The village school will begin next
Monday, Ii. Logater, teacher.
S. Cooke will teach in No 5.
Miss May Rice will teach near Plum
City.
The new seats for the village school
have arrived.
The Rock Elmites who visited Els
worth last week do not consider the
campfire a success.
Miss Ida Weldon will teach school
in St. Croix Co. this winter.
A special school meeting was held
in No IL Oct. sth, to attend to some
business pertaining to the new school
house.
The relatives of Mr.. Win. Churchill
who have been visiting him have re-
turned home.
oats, CSC per bushel; Potatoes, 35c;
Corn, Csc; Barley, 45c; Butter, l5c
per pound.
Benz. Thompson commences term
of school at Olivet last Monday.
Hogs, $500 live weight; Cattle
$3.50.
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Election one week from next Tues
day.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Governor.
JEREMIAH NJ RUSK,
Ofvernon.
For Lieutenant Governor.
GEORGE ". RYLAND,
OF Grant.
For Secretary of state,
ERNST G. TIMME.
OfKenosha.
For State Treasurer,
HENRY b. TARsHAw,
OF Winnebago.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES E. EsTABROOK.
ofManitowoc.
For State Superintendent,
J.B. THAYER,
OF Pierce.
For Railroad Commissioner,
ALLEY PETERSON.
OF Crawford.
For Insurance Commissioner.
PHILIP CHEEK. JR.,
OF sauk.
For Member Of Congress-Eighth District,
WILLIAM T. PRICE,
ofJaekson.
For State Senator-Twenty-f fifth District,
WILLIAM A. RUST.
OF Eau Claire.
For Assemblyman.
J. a. MURPHY,
OFF, Paso
For Sheriff.
BYRON CORCoRAN,
of Oak Grove.
For County Clerk,
J. b. JENSoN.
ofGilman.
For Treasurer,
J. :. ROUNCE,
OfTrimbelle
For Register of Deeds,
Ed. LORD,
or River Falls.
For Clerk of the Court.
J. c. GILBERTsoN,
ofHartland.
For District Attorney,
AMBROSE COOK,
OfMaiden Rock.
For County superintendent.
q. L. BOWMAN,
OF Prescott.
For County Surveyor,
~. SCHUL1HESS,
OF Union.
For Coroner,
JOHN COPLEY,
OF Clifton.
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DIRECTORY.
Lodges.

Rivsy fails Grange P. orr
stated meetings on the p and 4th Saturdaysof
-ery month. al ? o'clock ? Min the -HiiSOath
d. :. HALL, Master.
T. r. LOWELL Secretary
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For Member Of Congress-Eighth District,
WILLIAM T. PRICE,
OF Jackson.

For State Senator-Twenty-f fifth District,
WILLIAM A. RUST,
OF Eau Claire.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-02-13
What Sixty Acres Will Do

Mr.. w. B. Glover, an enterprising
farmer, of Augusta county, Va, has
demonstrated what sixty acres of
land can be made to yield when in
diligently managed. Mr.. Glover
raised last year 253 bushels of clov-
err seed, which he sold for 1925 per
bushel, or 81 ,428. At the same time
he made 81 tons of clover, which
sold at $l3 q ton, or 81 ,l8l, giving
a grand total of $3.50, all the pro-
duct Of only sixty acres of land.
This is good deal better than going
West
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MORE CRIME.

The shadow of fearful outrage,
the burden of great wrong, once
again rests upon this community,
The powerful hand and the deep
feelings of the mighty mass of law
abiding people has again been stir
red to the innermost recesses, drawn
to the utmost tension-to the very
limits of possible endurance. For
tunately, there has been no outbreak
passion has heard and needed rea-
son and the majesty of the law re-
mains unbroken and supreme. tits
hard to stay the hand of vengeance,
when the identity of the ravisher
and the eonsummation of his pur-
pose are proven facts, but then g
precedent of lawlessness in the face
of established law, in fair and rigor-
Gus enforcement, would be a stigma
upon the capacity of the people un-
der a government of law to protect
right and punish wrong by legal
methods. To the crime Of rape the
law affixs a penalty of death.
Lynching can do no more. But
death by lynching is unauthorized
and tends to lawlessness. 1t is
therefore proper to let the law exc
cute its rightful and just penalty
through the medium of the courts,
and in accordance with the spirit
and intention Of the statute. "No
man is wiser than the lawn is trite
old saying that contains much rea-
son, and beyond a doubt there is
wisdom in obeying the seeming in
junction therein.
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Current Notes.

The largest American cannon will
throw a ,0S0 pound ball.
tbs estimated that there are 100,
100 cattle in Montana.
The census of 1880 places the num-
Der of Mormons at ll0,377.
Hot-house Strawberries are selling
in New York at 81 per box.
1t is said that oathulls are used to
make corn-meal appear as if ground
with oats.
AS there are no method of lenght-
ening life, we must find means to
shorten time.
Since 1876 Germany has planted
1886 acres Of useless commons
to forest trees.
The Sultan of Turkey keeps around
his palace $4,000 of the best troops
in the Ottoman Empire.
Many Australian wool-growers,
shear sheep with machinery driven
by steam.
A celery Exchange" is talked of
by those interested in the growth
and sale of that esculent at Kala-
mazoo, Mich.
A we'll known authority in live
stock matters thinks hog cholera is
caused by overlooking, especially
with corn.
Pasteur's labratory in Paris lis so
overlooking with his assistants, visi-
tors and patients that he can scarce
ly move about.
Paper rails are made in Russia.
They are longer than ordinary rails,
and said to have a greater adhesive
ness in contact with locomotive
wheels.
A Chicago correspondent of The
North British AgriculturiSt express
es the opinion that "real butter" is
as scarce in that city as swallows in
winter, and says further that Wes-
tern creameries "seem to be using
lard, ETC., very freely.
There are 10000 colored people IN
New York.