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Temps ct r~ecoltes.

lie temps continue q nous favo-
riser grandement ct SO montre on
no peut plus propice ! IL coupe ct
~ battage do riz. Dams 10 has du
bayou e c6reale obtient IN rende.
ment satisfaisant ct ne parait pas
avoir souffsrt du dernier ouragan.
On commence 4 recolter les pa
tates douces ct nous avons va di.
manche dernier, au Cutoff, une
barQue q destination do 10 Nouvelle
Orleans chargee de CO tubercule.
Sur beaucoup dc plantations, on
procede all plnntage do la came .
sucrs ct dams quelQues semaines,
10 rOulaison va commencer SUR plu.
sleurs de nos ~sucreries. QuelQues-
uns apprehendent lie r6sultat, mails
d'autres nous ont communixu6 Pes
poir dune r6colte egale ct meme
Sup6rieure 8 celle de rannee der
Mere.
&c qui domino est Temperance
que le sucre obtiendra cette aimee,
un prix remun6rateur Qui corrisera
CO Quill pourrait Y avoir de dsfec-
tueux dams IL rendement. Dieu
merci nous esperons Oh avoir fnl
avec tous les bruits do fievre jaune
ct de quarautaines ct pon Sc pre-
pare de tous s0tes pour r4uvre
prlncipale dc notre pays: la fabri-
cation de sucre.
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On lisait dams PAbeille du mer-

~A~Sss~ ~O NAoA
credi dernier: sa,
DIsPARU-Depuis vendredi der.
nier, I'm Allemand du nom de Hen.
~ Hoffman, Age de 81 ans, = dis.
parn de chez lui, rue Espagne pres
Claiborne, ct toutes les recherches
pour %retrOuver ses traces sont res
tees vaines. II est I'M pen fOu ct
ne parIe pas Panglais.
ii a etc va pour Ia derniAre fois
vendreti dams Ia paroisse St.Ber-
''ard. II porte ,oujours aveo lul
une bible. Tcnte Information le
concernant peut etre adress6e au
Rev. F. 0. Neele, No 5, rue Nile.
st Bernard.
Une 6trange similitude do MONS
Of d'age q fait croire 4 uu grand
"otnbre de- personnes quill s'agissait
peut-6sre de notre ami, II. Hoffman
de T~hibodaox qui re trouvait par
hasard 4 la Nonvelle Orleans.
II y pourtant dana Particle cite
plus haut, certaines etrangetes qui
auraient dh rassurer les 1ombreux
amls de Mr.. Hoffman, (du n6tfe, je
veux dire.)
10 II nest pas fou que je sache.
20 II etait bien improbable quill
portal une bible socs le bras. CO
nest point dams CO livre quill fait
ses lectures habituelles, 4 moins
que GO ne soft one bible CONNIE on
On volt a rusags exclusif des voya.
yours alt6res.
80 SEES conuaissances parm, lee
clergymen sont tres limit6es ct 10
pari bien Quill ne connstt pas du
tout Il Rev. F. O. Neele.
Que lee nombreux amis do Mr..
Henry HOFFMAN, dc Thibodaux, &c
rassurent done. II ma jamais gu
lee labies vsgabondss dc rautrs
Hoffman, ct pon psut 10 voir du
matin az soir dams son waste maya.
sin dc meubles ct do quinouillsrie
dams la rue Main. Il
sw'#Z=[3ZE eE-rA
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Nous recommandons spectacle
mant 4 nos lecteurs, une visite an
mseasin de MIR. Gaude, rue Main
oui Went de s'Ouvrir pour une ex-
position, de quelques jours seule.
meut. fate par Mr.. J. B. Clements,
rk~pr6sentant de Ia maison F. +.
Hapsell & Bro. de la Nouvelle Or
leans.
Tous les amateurs de fine pape.
tsrie ct autrss articles de fantaisie
Il dc choix, trouveront ample ma
tisre q exercer leur govt ct q wider
]eur b0urse.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friend,
nd the travelling public that. he has made
a0me new arrangements which will ensblo
. satisfy al those who will honor hin
with their custom.
Meals furnished 1t all hours Of tho day
Breakfast at 10 O'Clock A. N. and Dinner
N4 o'clock P. NJ.
Comm0dlous and wellfurn,shed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
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AVENDRE.

Une pompe do IL pouces pour
rigation.
Machine ct b0uilloire en- bon or.
Dire. S'adresser 4 n. George Di.
onne ou q 10 S1NTu1LLR dc Thi.
bodaux.
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AVENDRE.

Un excellent Billiard de seconde
main, aveo tous ses a~eceas0ires.
Voir aux bureaux dc 10 SENTINEL.
LIE 4 Thibodaux.
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Communication.
~LocKPoRr, 2 Ocr. 1888.
Dir. FEditeur de Ia SENTINRLLK.

pu les parties dc "Base Ball"; mai.
IN jeu a pu eofn avoir lien ravan,
dernier dimanche, on lea "Welcome
Juniors" ont remport6 liz victoire
sur les "Welcome Seniors" Ces
derniers voyant quils avajent i
faire q des gaillarls decides IT Ca.
pables, Sc sout mis- 4 l'ouvrage de
tontes leurs forces ct de toute leur
adresse, ct ont venge leur prect-
dente defaite par une victoire celia
tante dimanche dernier.
M~alnteiant one nos deux camps
sont manche 4 manche, les jeunes
gems dc nOtre vile attendent anx.
leusement le r6sultat dc la "bplIe."
Nous avous memo entsndu parler
de plnsieurs paris assez importants.
On nous di, aussi, SOUS 10 sceau du
"soret, ct que j. "o puts vo"s repe.
ter que dams le tuyaa. do ~l'oreille,
que nos aimables jeunes files sont
pour bsauconp dams oette exci,a-
ton ct que plus d'ua jousur attend
81 recompense non settlement sur
le champ dc bstsille, mails sxrtout
pres dc Ia refine de sos pens6es.
Dire que le bal dome samedi
soir par les '.juniors" . 9te un sue.
ces comp'et sous tous lee rapports,
CO nest q~"'ecrire CO que tout le
monde savait d~'avance, pour qui
connait p~entraiu, IL gazette Of Pa.
mabilite do nos jeunes gems. Plus
dun, qui await eohapr6 4 Ia bale
sur Ia PLANE, a etc frapp6 ct bless6
az coor par les yeux des danseu.
ses, toutes plus bellies les uues que
'es autres, ct n'ayant aucune pitie
10 sexe soi-disant fort.
Votre correspondent adresso .
remerciements 4 Goa jeunes mes
sieors pour Plantation qu'ils lui
avaisnt envoy6e.
Dimanche proclaim 10 Rev. pere
Lstilly donne une foirs, dams le but
d'agrandir son 6glise, qui 50 trouvs
trop petite pour contenir les fideIes,
|4ats'y rend0 chaque Ainanohe.
Dhpr4k o nous snteadons a
droite eta gauohe dss preparations
qui e fops vsus qeypne one zee,
s1ers % grand ssocs.,, % que, d.
reste, nous souhaitons de tout cour
an prAtre v6n6re.
Inutile do vous parlsr du Bayou,
des rSooltes or dastsmps; vous on
savez autant que nous.
L'sssociatios foudte isis par les
peres de hmills. pour avoir al
moins 10 mois d'ecols publique
chsque aimee, est on pisins r6us-
site. On a fait venir On Professor
de 10 Nouvells Orleans, OF avsc
l'aids inteIl,gents ct infatigable de
Mile A. Melansou, les di~rsoteurs
ont 10 plaisir do voir anjourd'hui,
etabli sur des bases solides, q n eta.
blisseneot qui oompts deja apres
settlement trois sen,aines d'oaver.
ture plus de so 6levesU
VOLTA un exemple bien digue
d'etre suivi, ct s! chaque district,
dams ohaque paroisse do 10 Loui.
siane, On faisait autsnt, CONNIE on
pourrait rejeter a Ia face des gems
du nord leurs accusations d'iguo-
rance qu'ils dirigent . tout propos
contre le sud
Nous ne saurions tsrminer sans
vous donnor les MONS les dignes
officers de cette association qui
font tant de bien pour notre popu.
latiou. &c sont:
LIE docteur NJ. G. Nelancon, pre-.
sident; Messieurs j. N. Bourgeois,
vice president ; G. D. Barrios, tire.
sorier G. Abribat Jr., secretaire.
Nous esp6rons avoir solvent le
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HOTEL D'ORL1ANs.

No. l3l Rue do Chartres, Entire Tellsusa ct
St. Leuis,
NOUVELLE-ORLEAN6,
Get hotel est tens par kue. CALLER
ancieDne proprietaire dc rHotel des Etran-
gers. ct ~ rs~colalnxnde au public voyageur
par les soius ct 10 comfort don't Nine Cailher
salt ent0urcr tous ses clients. L'notel dor
leans jouit dune situation centrale dams 10
quarter des ~affairos, des chambres spacieuses
bien AGREES, ct meublees avec goot. Les prix
aOnt mOdkres.
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hemede cOntre Ia dySSeAtorlo.
Guerison radicsle ct guarantee.
references nombreuses. Addressez
Mr.. Omer Savoie, chez Mr.. j.
1elemaqae Badeaux, Lateurshe.
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Lettre dun gendre & IN do sss
amis.
"Demain, grand diner chez moi,
4 rocoasion de IL fAte dc belle.ma.
man.
"Je to ssrais bien reconnaissance
do venir faire. ..un troiziAme ~
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II cireuIe en- CO moment une Pc.
tito brochure qui . pour but, de
montrer 10 pre6midence de rhulle de
cosoa sur Ia Sraisss de- porc pour
10. images della odtsine.
Scion oette brochure, Tanimal
chant6 par Moaselet n'eitdiene que
dc notre m6pris ct tons SOS produits
doivent d~ispara1tre do 'notrs table.
Adieu jambons, a~ndoailes, an.
douillettes, boudins, saueissss, etc.,
etc. II nous fauara proscrire tout
celia ct pour Ia FIXTURE, nous servir
Reimbursement d'huile de cotton, 81
nous voulons rester sains do corps
ct d'esprit. etE.t =.
Le coohon est an animal impur.
dit 10 livret, % nourrissant do NETS
pen choisis OF pouvant nous COM
muniqasr des msladies 6pouvsnta-
bles.
Allons leoteurs, I'm bon mouve.
ment, laissons orrer nos pores En-
libert6 on sacri6ons-les sur rh0tel
do Il "Trust Cotton Seed Oil Co."
81 On - fsisant, noas ne gagnoss
pas 10 ciel nous aidcrons do moius
4 IL prosp6rit6 des voleurs qui ont
accapar6 10 commerce des produits
do 10 graine do cotton eS nous oh.
tieudrons restime des descendants
do Jacob auxquels Passage du pore
est d6fendu. II semble, do reste,
que la brochure leur est sp6eiale.
ment dessin6e car il y a un mot h6.
breu an frontispiee do l'ouvrage.
Uu jeune homme 4 son entrke
dams le monde, sonsulte nm ami
plus ago.
Do quot ~parlersi-js a ma dan
seusei
DE "a beaut6!
-Mais 81 ellie men u pas
Do la laideur des autres.
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NOTJVELLES LOCALES.

Luudi proclaim, 10 Cour dc Dis
.,;ct VA ouvri: nne session qui Of.
tira p%lusieurs cas- dignes d'int6r6s.
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C~OMMANDEMENTS.


Noise n'avais certainement point
songe d ceux IA quand il descendit
do Mont Sinai por.ant le d6calogus
6crit dn doigt meme du Seigneur.
Que dis-je oe nest que 10 secon.
de edition Qui est parvenus jusqu'a
nous, car Noise, descendants de Il
montague, on il 6tait rest6 40 jours
en- conversation intine aveo Dieu.
ct voyant le PEUPLE FlDEtE on
alteration du veau dor, fot saisi
dune telle indignation quill jsta
fort observation-disclosures par tsrre
les tables de la Loi ct les brlsa, 90
cui necessita uue seconde ascen.
sion4sur Ia montague ct upe secon-i
dc edition do Ia Loi.
Les com nandsments c~i-dessous
sont 4 Passage dc plusieurs classes
tres int6resssntes de Lotre popula-
''o's'
Les commandments du chasseur.
Au moment Oh la chasse Went
do souvrir, il cat bon de rappeler
aux disciples de- Saint. Hubert los
commandments du chasseur:
Sans rechigner tn sauteras
De ton lit matinalement, 49,
Dams les champs tn t'6chineras
Jusqu'au soir inutilement.
Beaucoup de chasseurs tn verras,
Mails de gibier announcement.
L'Guvre de mort n'accompliras
Que dams ties reeves settlement.
Les poulets tn respecteras,
DindOns ct canards memement.
LIE CHEN d'autrui tn ne prsndras
Pour I'm lievre devenu grand.
Ton eenarade Ia tueris, III ~ 81
lie noins possible assur6ment.
Vers sept heures tu reatreras
Pourte reposer c~ongrdment.
Eft dams ton lit tn dormiras,
Sans rrmords ct le ooeur eontept.
Lss commandments du medeci,.
Mons tronvons dams uns publica.
tons sp@ciale, 10 Journal de M6de-
cine de Paris, les commandennenss
du em6decin.} 1lsnous semblent me-.
ritter les h%onneurs de Ia reproduo.
ton:
Ia devise, tn 10 sauras,
Docteur doit etre devouement
A chaque appel tn to rendras,
Jour ct mutt, plein d'empressement;
Sans rire tn rehausseras
De mOts en- as ton boniment:
CONNIE uu vrai sphinx tn repondras
Sans te prononcer nettement;
Dams 10 doute tn proscriras
Dc reau claire fort sayamment:
Les voiles ne soulaveras
Que sur 10 point en- traitement;
La chair fraiche ne toucherss
Que du bout des doigts settlement ;
La puanteur renifers
Sans pousser nm Gternuement;
Les ulceres c~ultiveras
Tout CONNIE jardin d'agr6ment;
Mule veine ne saigneras,
Nj bourse trop profondement
De tes clients point ne feras
De n6crologe ouvertement;
Dams rinsucces tn passeras
Pour un ane modestement;
A ton tour: helas! tn seras,
Sur Ia fin, traite doctement.
Eft dun confrere tn recevras
LIE coup fatal DISAGREEMENT.
On de nos confr6res ~parisiens, qui
Went de faire I'm petit voyage dams
lie Nord. rapporte une jolie ensei-
gne d'auberge de village.
A IL porte du cabaret, une toile
grsssiaremeut enlumin6e ropr6sents
des a~rtilleurs en- train do tirer du
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NOCVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DES ETRANGERS.
EncOignure des rues Green ct T~hibodaux.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti PREVENT Sos amis
les voyageurs quill Went de taire de nou
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront Dc
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudrent lhsane-
rer de leur con 6ance
Repas atouteheure dc IL lourn6e ct 81
commando.
Table d'h8te 4 10 heures du matil peuv
d6jelner ct I 4 he1res du soir pour di1er,
OhAnbres com moo - ct bien garnies:
RIX NODEREES.
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Third party orators and editors lay
great stress upon the claim that their
party is the party of morality. "For
God and Home and Native Land" is a
motto conspicuously displayed at the
head of the Wisconsin Prohibitionist.
Vote as you pray" is another motto
holding an equally prominent place in
its columns. But when one is found
who "votes as he prays," but who
does not vote the third party ticket,
neither respect for men nor fear of
God stands in the way of such vituper-
alton and blasphemy as the following
from the Prohibitionist of Sept. 9th,
1888. Bishop Newman. of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of America, in
response to the cry that one must vote
as he prays, wrote to Gen. Cyrus
Bussey, saying:
"The supreme duty is to place the
control of our government in the
hands of Harrison and Morton. vote
ss pray and pray as vote.
Your friend, JOHN I. NEWMAN.
Commenting editorially upon this
letter the Prohibitionist puts forth
the blasphemous composition as the
words of the venerable bishop:
The following is from the advance
sheets of the Bishops book of com
mon prayer:
Oh, Lord Thou bnowest that l have
had about as much attention from the
Republican party as it is the good lot
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Language Work. |"


There are several different ways Of
teaching language. In order to bring to
the child's mind that which is desired I
have found, in my experience, the same
as many others, that following the text
book too closely, falls short of what is de-
sired as the effect of your work. During
my summer term used the text book
only for reference, for my class in the
Upper Form" and did more compost
ton work. One of the several ways /
have tried is to cut pictures from old pa
pers and books and paste them on pieces
Of cardboard which 1 place in box, to
keep them from being broken. Once
each week | distribute these among the
class, one picture to each pupil, which he
takes and writes story in his own words.
This is all done during the time for study.
When the class is called each one reads
his or her own story and when all have
This cannot be completed the first day,
but we go as far as we have time, mark
ing misspelled words, use of capitals,
punctuation marks, ETC., finishi ng this
work the second day. When all have
been corrected they are placed in the box
with the pictures, and all kept till the
close of the term, when we compare the
first and last stories written to see if any
improvement has been made. Some
times we take only one picture for the
whole class, and let each one express
thought which / would write ON the
blackboard. After each one has given a
thought l let one in the class combine
the statements and the rest correct /
have found this very interesting, both for
myself and class. l also find the "Treas-
ure Trove" a great help in language work,
as well as reading l read stories from it
for the class to reproduce, either orally or
in writing, or let the pupil tel all he can
and the others tell what has been forgot
ten.
Language should, IN fact, be brought
into almost all the branches of the three
different FORMS In the Primary Form"
as soon as the child is able to spell by let
ter, we can dictate words from which to
form sentences. To make longer senten-
ces the teacher may ask such questions
| as: Whose? When? Where? Thus bring
ing out new ideas and making the SEN
fences more interesting. Also let the
child tell all it can about some object in
the schOOl-room.
When the child begins to do slate work
we should be very careful in writing for
him TO copy, seeing 70 it that the work is
dore with exactness and neatness, for
here habit is formed, let it be a good
one.
In regard to the pictures l would say
let the teacher be careful in selecting
them, using only such as viii cultivate
taste, and exercise a refining influence.
have made few suggestions learned
from experience, let us hear from others.
JULIA a. ANDERSEN.
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of any Methodist minister to receive;
and Thou knowest also that no man
who has enjoyed these privileges can
leave the party without being called
s0re-head, a traitor aud sniyeling
hypocrite; and yet, it does look tough,
for a man of my standing to vote the
same ticket with tens of thousands of
saloon thugs and bloody brewers and
distillers. IL does look hard, as | be-
fore remarked, to see a Methodist
bishop voting with such low.down and
vicious plug.uglies, thugs and gutter
snipes, to continue traffic that pulls
more men down to hell in day than |
ever converted in all my life. And
yet, Oh, Lordl Thou knowest the fix |
am in. Help me to make the people
TO truly see that both | and Sheridan
Shook, and Benjamin Harrison, and
Peter Her, and Captain Pabst, and
Buffalo Miller, and "Bloody- Corner"
Cox, and SchlitZ, and Val Blatz, and
Boss Quay, and tens of thousands of
other whisky men, and several other
good people, do heartily sympathize
with all wise and well directed efforts
for the promotion of temperance and
morality; and to Harrison and the Re-
publican party be all the glory, for
ever. Amen!"
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Real.

MRrRoPoL TsvILLE, kas., May, 1851.
Ny DEAR OLD Pal: | send you some
of the most wonderful whiskey that
ever drove harmony from a feast, or
painted shades of rats and reptiles 10
the brain of man. 1t is the latent
demon let loose from wheat and corn.
In it you will find the moonshine and
the shadow in which you staggered
home over the billowy road. The
breath of basilisk; the croaking of
raven; the duce of night; the rags of
paupers; and homes rich content al
withered and destroyed. Drink 1t and
Won will hear the wailing OF wives
and children mingled with the moan
ing of fathers and mothers. lamentlng
the doom of drunkards; drink 1t, and
you will feel within your blood the
seething venom of an incarnate fend.
For forty days and nights this liquid
woe has ileen within the slaves of oak,
longing to scorch the lips and craze
the bTair. Of man. bLiNKET bls'
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~eAS~-
Mcidel EOck.

NJ. J. Carmichael, who is clerking In
Ono, spent Sunday in town.
w. B. Sands, now teaching in Gil
man, spent Saturday and Sunday at
home.
There were fifteen teachers in at.
tendance at the examination held
here the first of last week.
Mr.. II. III. Richards is very sick
with kidney troubles. At present he
is at Lake City under the care of Dr.
Adams.
c. S. Taylor, an old time resident OF
this place, is in town looking up res
idence with a view of making this
place his future home.
There is to be a Prohibition rally
here Saturday evening of this week.
The meeting will be addressed by j
III. Berkey, of Kansas.
G. ]. Brewer, principal of the Els
worth school, was in town the first OF
the week. Mr.. Brewer is the Repub
lican nominee for superintendent OF
schools. We know him to be an able
man, well qualified 10 perform the
duties of the office, and believe that il
he is elected. he will make as good
superintendent as we have ever had.
Mr.. Brewers reputation as a teacher
throughout the county should confirm
this and insure his election.
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Ideal.
E. p.
NEW YORK. A

New YORK, April, 1887.
Ny DEAR FRIEND: send you some of
the most wonderful whiskey that ever
drove the skeleton from feast or
painted landscapes in the brain of man.
il is the mingled souls of wheat and
corn. In it you will find the sunshine
and the shadow that chased each other
over the billowy fields; the breath of
June; the carol of the lark; the dews
of night; the wealth of summer and
autumn's rich content, all golden with
impriso ned light. Drink it and you
will hear the voices of men and maid
ems 81 nging the Harvest Home, "
mingled with the laughter of children.
Drink it and you will feel within your
blood the star.lit dawns, the dreamy,
tawny dusks of many perfect days.
For forty years this liquid JOY has been
within the happy slaves of oak, long
ing to touch the lips of men.
r. G. ISGERsoIL.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

Twenty-Five applicants wrote at the
teachers examination last week.
Hon. Ira J. Bradford's addr ess last
Friday evening was well liked by the
large audience present.
A dance was held in Fox's hall i'm.
mediately after the conclusion of the
Mother Goose entertainment Tuesday
evening.
VIM. Kohl's mother and sister from
Dodge Co. are visiting him.
Miss Nina Lowater is teaching in
the Raebel Dist, Salem.
The telephone is here at last. The
ticking of watch in Ellsworth car
be heard here.
G.. Groot's horses ran away last
week. throwing him out of the wagon
but doing no serious damage, except
straining his lately broken arm.
Edward Collett has returned from
Hayward.
DIR. Wilson and wife are going tC
spend some time in visiting southern
and western Minnesota.
The town board of Spring Lake re
fused to set off Charles PomerOy's 81
acres into joint Dist. No. 10, of ROCK
Elm and Spring Lake. An appeal viii
be taken.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-11

We have had nice weather the past
few days.
Rain is needed very much.
DR.. Irwin has gone to Pine Island
again on professional business.
Prof. Newell was in town one day
last week.
G. d. 0'Connor is having a well
drilled.
Mr.. Mccoy has his house nearly
completed.
II. Andrus has taken unto himself a
wife.
C. Mercer will sell farming nipple.
ments, stock, etc, at public auction
on Thursday, the 18th inst.
Juba Alton is going to try Wild
wood while.
A. Andrus is in town again.