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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21
OAK Grore.
The Town Board viii meet June %
to equaliZe the assessment roll.


The Town Board viii meet June %
to equalize the assessment roll.
Andrew Jonas is repairing the bridge
across the head OF Big River near his
place by putting in new stone walls.
JAS. Boles has built an addition to
his house TO be used as a kitchen and
wood shed.
John Gillig was up to st. Paul last
week after another supply of goods.
He is selling Arbuckle's coffee for I5c
per H., and other things away down
to bottom prices.
The danee at Geo. Wolfe's one night
last week was largely attended and a
good time enjoyed 10y all who were
there.
Gotleib Sehilling has built an addi-
ton to his barn.
Adolph Strive is having a well
drilled.
Martin Murphey is having 20 or %
acres broke. The chinch bugs do not
discourage some folks.
ID. II. Filkins is building barn.
Mrs. Crook, Of Hager, visited in
town last week.
George Wolf has returned from
GAINESVILLE where he has been attend
ing school the past year.
Mrs. Zearfoss and children. of Min
neapolis, are vis' ing in town. the
guests of Mrs. Wehrman.
Mrs. Kiehle has gone TO her home
in the southern part OF the state, after
a months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Geibler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walter, from
Herman. Mimi, are visiting here.
They are on their way To Knoxville,
Tenn, where they expect to make
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bliss returned to-
day from their farm at Campbell.
Mimi, where they have been spending
the last three weeks.
Our band boys are making prepare
lions for a grand picnic to be held in
strives Grove. July Fourth. Every
thing is being done TO make an enjoy
able time for all who attend.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21

Notwithstanding the very warm
weather the house was filled in the
morning and great numbers failed to
find entrance to the evening session.
All parts were carried with credit to
the graduates and well deserved the APP
plause elected from the audience.
a noticeable and praiseworthy fea.
ture of the exercises was the profess
siOnal cast which each contrived to
give to his production, showing that
this part of the course is not second
AIRY in the impressions left with our
normal students.
The choruses under the direction of
Miss Schneider were rendered with
correctness and expression, and she
must have felt repaid for the routine
drill which necessarily precedes such
exercises. A somewhat noticeable
lightness on the Farewell chorus
should be attributed to the emotions
stirred up by its words, as those who
have been through the process will
readily appreciate the thought that af-
ter all the difficulties and vexations
arising from long lessons, unsatisfac-
tory recitations, and trying finals,
"A harder task awaits us still
To learn 70 say, FAREWELL
Prayer was offered at the opening
of the morning exercises by Rev. T..
Cory-ThOmas, of the Episcopal church.
Bert Wood, of Superior, the first to
appear on programme, has grown up
in the midst of River Falls people and
has come through the school from its
lowest grades. His subject of GeOme-
try was treated historically and prac-
tically, the speaker holding that the
artisan and mechanic should, from an
economic point of view, be as ration
ally governed by the principles Of
geometry as is the astronomer and the
mathematician. The disciplinary val
ue of the study upon various faculties
of the mind was also set forth.
Miss Jessie Stevenson, of this city,
presented paper unique ana interest
ing giving the derivation and chang
ed meaning of sumo of our commOnest
and most expressive words. The ex-
ercise received fayo able comments
from several visitors from abroad.
The next two exercises by Miss Boil
ton, of Augusta. and Miss Lusk, of
this city. were des gned to illustrate
the every day work Of the practice de-
partment of the school. Both ladies
are endowed with that enthusiasm so
needful TO the primary teacher, and
the interest on the part of the chill
dren was equally marked and crafty
ing. The figures aud words were
made so real through the close asso-
citation of the symbol with the object
that all danger of mere rot learning
seemed To be Obyiated.
Miss Amid0n, OF GilmantOn, came
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21

ED. JOURNAL: | would ask you tC
publish the following letter addressed
to the Baldwin Bulletin.
In the issue of the 18th ultimo OF
the Bulletin two communications ap
peared. One is very long and very
learned, and purports to be from the
pen of Father White, of Hammond
It is on the ,'Indissolubility of Mar
rage and Father White in his in.
PRODUCTION to same says: Having
been asked by some of my Protestant
friends the reason why the Catholic
church does not grant divorce, deem
it fit, for Instructions sake, to give
the views of the church on this sub.
ject." The other to which | address.
ed myself was on 1.-The Catholic Uni
versity." This latter article was sign
ed "W. White" | could not believe
it was from Father White, and l char
acterized its author as egregiously ig.
norant of his subject,or his measure of
merit for Golden Rose was pelf. lie
said, 1T was presented to Miss Cald-
well for "$300,000." l asserted and
DO nor with a vim that it was not pre-
scented to the lady at all, and even if it
were, it would not be for 100000. /
said his correspondent must have de-
rived his information from the reckless
newspaper anticipations. 1 said what
is true. / directed my letter to Mr..
Peachman, publisher Of the "Bulle-
tin" giving my name, NJ. Connolly,
and address, River Falls, Wis. | am
known here as that individual. am
known all through thisstate as the same
man, and was for many years before the
Peach blew hero, and before Faith
er White could usufp the purple of the
Cardinal. In response to my letter
Mr.. Peachman gives me an editorial
Peachblow as a 'rrank and ungentle-
manly. and mind you Sir, he does not
publish my letteI lie comments Sc
verely on my letter, showing me up in
fine style, as he thinks, to the great
delight of his readers, and particular
ly to the Power behind the throne"
challenge NJ. "Bulletin" or the mis-
cradle plagiarst and purloiner, the
literary ghoul. to deny one word of
what / then wrate. Plagiarist we Ed!
is literary thief. Now the
Bulletin is hard on an humble in
dividual of my itiipe, and says, per
haps NJ. Connolly thinks it was ON ac-
count of her good looks that Miss
Caldwell received she Golden Rose"
Now NJ. Connolly likes beauty and
good looks, indeed and especially the
beauty and cool looks of truth and
honesty. And i Mr.. Peachman and
Rev. White hal like appreciation
Cardinal James sibbon's learned arti-
Gle on Matrimoy in the "Faith of
Our Fathers" 9th Ed. Revised and
Enlarged, 1886, John Murphy & Co.,
Bait, and page 1874, would not have
been stolen "bdy and sleeves by
Rev. White. AM set down as the
Views of the church" as given by
him, to instruct lis protestant friends,
and pawn himseT off as learned and
fine writer; nor tould Mr.. Peachman,
publisher Of the bulletin have En-
tered at the Petoflice in Baldwin as
second rclass mater the works or
writings of the ardinal, or any 9TH
er's, without giving him credit? But
White black bids and Peach-sour
apples are rare things. "Rara avis"
read ''ting or wo'' once in while
Nj. CONNOLLY.
River Falls, VS., June 18th. 1888.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21

The death of Miss Lucy Crownhart.
of Ellsworth, which occurred early on
June II, has drawn an earnest worker
from the professional ranks. Her death
was caused by consumption, which was
eliminated by an attack of the measles
early in the winter
She was a devoted sister, a true friend,
and person, who, whether at home or
in school, exerted a pleasing influence
over those with whom she came in
contact
The devotion that existed between
Miss Crownhart and her brother was
very model of fraternal affection. Dur
ing her long spell of illness, her every
want was furnished most graciously by a
never complaining brother, who was al
ways ready to satisfy her every desire
A bereayed family and host Of friends
are left to mourn her departure o.
Owing to insufficient notice the asso-
citation in Dist No. 10, Rock Elm, was
not largely attended and but few who
were assigned topics We're present.
Those who did attend discussed the "
eral topics with interest and az cred
very closely to a practical line il all the
sebjects. There was a real inspira on in
the meeting not born of numbers.
The ladies spread such a picnic dinner
as only those in Rock Elm can. 1t
would have struck a regiment Of tramps
with mysteries, as it was the promoters
of education in Pierce undertook to to-
tally annihilate the dinner but with i'll
success because the quantity was not one
whit behind the quality.
Harmony and deep interest were the
prevailing characteristics Of the meeting.
We heartily enjoyed it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21

Weather-Fore part OF the week hot,
hotter, hottest; middle of the week
wet, wetter, wettest; but who ever
saw brighter, purer. more enjoyable
weather than we have as we go to
press.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21
STEKETEE'S
Dry B!tters
BEST TONIC KNOWN.
Make Your Own liiisTs.

why ray q Dollar FIR a bottle Of Stomach Bit
tiers. containing msse raer whisky shan medi-
cine. when tb, undersigned viii send you by
matt one 8-oz. Isesass % IHl,orfrd ,serli,a,.
Roots. Hsrss sa8 BERRIES. watch viii make
ON GGEION ~ -ho best TONTC ANY one
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acts ou Jhe Kidneys aud seueral debility. ara
gives rsuer= She stomach, in fact, I chal use
all other Tonnes Ii Is far the chcapes- Tonic
known. Oue packs e aiI equal 0le dozen Of
ordinary bottles Is h.ttsrs sold FIR one dollar
u,- bottle Fun directions on eygrs package.
AS vour druggist f9r '.SfeL.t.s'> DrH BIZ
frgs.' fyaur arusEls, does not keep thcm on
sale. then send to the undersigned Twin send
one package Is any address within the C. :. on
receipt Of sue. ~ two packages for zoe. r. s.
stamps taken in payment. Zach double pack
age sent by mail contains a sample OF stEKE-
TESS NECRALGIA DRors. Trial bottle Of the
Drops. l2e-
P 81 am the only inventor Of a sure cure
for PIN HORH>.
ns-A>k Your druggist for ''Steketee's Pin Worm
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THE BURLINGTON. "
c. 3. & n. r. r.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains at Prescott.

GOING SOUTH
Express .....S % D I'D
Passenger. daily except sunday -.---..--5 - D III
Accommodate. daiiy except sunday ---7. - , III
GOING NORTH
Express, daily------.-. -.-.. .... p - "a M
Passenger. daily except sunday -.---.- T. % 3 IN
Accommodation, daily except sunday 100 J. Ia
For rates. tickets time tables. etc. apply 10
W. o.. HALLErT. Agent Prescott. wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21

words conferred the certificates and
diploma upon the graduates after
which the Farewell vas sung and the
school year of lSS7-S, with its lights
and its shadows, its joys and its per-
plexities, its victories and its defeats,
joined the historical past to live in
memory as freighted with opportuni-
ties improved by many and We hope
neglected 10y none.
During the morning exercises the
school and faculty surprised Miss
Foote and Prof. King by leaving at
their respective residences presents in
token of personal apprec alton and
of the esteem in which their labors.
now terminated by withdrawal from
the faculty. are held by all. Miss
Foote was the recipient of a diamond
ring from the faculty and an elegant
Oxford Teachers Bible from the
school, while the school and faculty
united in presenting Prof. King with
one of the celebrated Seth Thomas
clocks in "a marble case.
Mrs. Watson's resignation has been
made public since the school closed
and will be much regretted by her
associates and by the school. She
will join her husband at Prairie Farm
in few days and assume household
cares which she feels are incumbent
upon her.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21

A large line of mems and boys
straw hats at Weisend's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21


DR.. ii. G. Cotton has returned from
Maine.
II. B. McCray went to Chicago last
week.
o. II. Clements, of st. Paul, was in
town Sunday.
Harry Cotton was down from Mime
apelis Sunday.
j. w. Barrett, of River Falls, was
in the city Monday.
L. d. Beardsley is repairing his
store building on the corner of Orange
and Broad SITS.
Children's Day was very appropri-
ately observed here last Sunday. In
the M. E. church the exercises by the
children took the place of the morn
ing service; and at the Congregational
church the exercises were held during
the Sunday School hour.
Lee Chapman. of Minneapolis, pass
ed Sunday with friends in the city.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21
Educational.

G. l.. BOWMAN .EDIroR
Communications from Teachers and thos
Interested in Education solicited. address al
Communications 70 the Editor NJ Prescott Wis
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Rock Etnt.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday were
very hot days. The thermometer
registered 960 for several hours on
Sunday.
Buyers paid IS to 90 cts per lb. for
wool on Monday.
Every body is busy preparing to
celebrate the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melcher, who have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. F.
Sandow, returned to their home in
Dodge Co. on Monday.
Farley Burgers has gone on bust
ness trip to Fox Lake in the eastern
part of this state.
The road commissioners are work
ing all their forces on the highways,
building bridges, sc.
Several parties have lost their
spring colts.
Pupils for the Institute are looking
up their rooms and boarding places.
Miss Matte Fox has gone to Menom-
onie on visit.
Those who attended the reunion at
Wabasha speak in the highest terms
of the hospitality of the people and
the excellent entertainment furnished
them.
Supt. Bowman was in town on Sat
urday.
Several schools will close soon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21
Beldenrfrie.

w. d. Brlmmer has been on the
sick list this week.
Charley Stuart's mother is very
sick.
There was a dance at Charley Gold
smiths last Saturday night. a pleas
ant time is reported.
Margaret MeEwen is visiting friends
and relatives in Beldenville. She
thinks of visiting her brother William
in Arizona.
Mrs. o. G. Brown, of River Falls.
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. G.
Baker.
Mr.. Wheldon, the night watch at
the circling mill, was sick and had to
go to his home in Dayton.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21

Trains going Mort Dep. iO:S- a. m
TT-iusfr0mt he North .-.----- Dep -5-ls q. m
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-06-21
Lodges.

-.Clupoutcket- % al the principal points in the
Uuitef States for sale
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10 4 y
Chorus, The II saveus are Telling, ....... Haydn
Prayer.
The study OF & Geometry, -s........... Bert Wood
some English Words, .....-..- Jessie Stevenson
Practice $50. Primary Numbers, Bessie Lusk
Chorus ......... The Lark, ........ MeudelssOhn
Practice .... Primary Reading, .... May Bolton
Drawing as an Aid, .......... Hattie L. AmidOn
Topical Recitation Atmospheric Pressure, o..
II. "a. Ashton
Chorus ....... Absence and Return. ........ Abt
2
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Grafton 49,. Unity of Action, -. W. S. Freeman
Comforting OF Certificates and Diploma.
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NORMAL COMMENCEMENT.

The visitor at the Normal last We'd
nesday afternoon would have witness.
ed the ordinary degree of industry and
perhaps rather more of the hum, so
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
SATURDAY.

A now soda spring IA 70 DO opened at So
daville.
No preaching Al ,hs Baptiss Church to-
morrow.
I4adies' gold and silver watches At r 81
Frenoh's very cheap.
Batter ia B5 cents roll and eggs s. cents
dozen a. Aahlaud.
Hon X 4 Irvine wiiI leave e morrow
morning for Helix. E O, where his SEQ, DR.
II Irvine. fesidee.
Sox aud family returned from a sew
eral Gays trip 30 Portland last night.
The river snag paller has reached Salem
on It's way up the river to Harrisburg.
The Praabytsry Of the Cumberland Pr "a
byterian Church il in session At Lebanon.
A population Of 1000 to $500 is claimed
Tor Ashland Isn'. that stretching it little.
Furnished sleeping rooms aud hoard Al
Mrs Dubrulllo's. near Central school build
log.
A correspondent of the Lebanon paper
aays WIN Newhouse. Of this city is taking oi
ioeating ct SodaviliS
The marsha' just passed tho DgAocRAr Of.
fee towing dtuuk towards the CAliboose,
quite common scene,
Blessings often come where least expected.
Lebanon not being on tha main line Of the
railroad il not troubled with trampa. Lncky
t.ehansu.
Go to + n Freneh'n far your spectacle. ],
aud have your eyes tested by ene of the
finest optiueters manufactured Each eye
lifted separately.
" w Crawford has made arrangements 10
auan ; dancing school in + Cos armory in
this city the fret part of November. Mr.
Cfaw ford is an adept at tho business.
Fred Davis. the young man who hai leg
shot off several mouths ago near this city. i
Just recovering at Lebanon from typhoid
fever. Misfortgnes rarely come single in this
world.
Rails have been laii on the Oregon Pacific
to point one aud half miles below Me-
hama aud over n mile of rails is being laid q
day. 1t j. thought Don Smiths will be reach
ed in about twenty days.
A new invoice Of Premium Savon soap
has just been received 1T 4. l.. kenton's di
rect from the factory in San Francisco. This
is special brand put up for Mr.. Kenton,
and he warrants II to give satisfaction.
There were just twenty six of the 40l
senators aud representatives. present in the
two houses when congress finally adjourned
after the longest session known in the his
tor OF the republic. The session lasted go
days.
Mr. Fred Bruckman, who recently par.
chased the Hochstedler property, informs US
that he intends 10 purchase some lots and
put up several residences to rent. A correct
thing 10 do Mr.. Bruckman is carpenter
| hy trade, though he has been farming it in
Illinois for several years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
CIRCUIT COURT
100. - Whitney ags DR. N Blaelbur
T.atant ntantieaad

320. J Whitney ags DR. N Blackburn.
Contest. Dismissed.
a0i. State vs L A Shultz. Indictment.
Keeping open house Ia which Intoxicating
liquors are kept for retail and retailing the
same on Sunday.
3G5. ] A Fcrd " Jerry Hay. Sheriff or
dered TO make deed.
2B6 State W. Rowell Sailing liquor with =
out license. Not true bill.
3G7. State W James Wilson. James Kline,
John Cotton. Larceny in a store. not true
bill.
30s. State w Geo Mealy. Selling liquor
without . license. true bill.
500 State ys Geo Mealy. Sallipg liquor
without license, A true bill.
are State W Chas Iiannoni reaeuing 4
prisoner from m officer; n true bill.
37l. State VS. 0rspn Rose. Gambling. a
true bill.
$40. State vs. d Il Warmoth gambling
true bill.
377. State vs. Jasper Gdlliford; gambI.
| Ing,a a true bill.
37s. State IS Lne Hop; larceny; not !
true bill.
37o. State vs. N A i,lodgetti libel tru,
$50. State ys c r Potter and II p Nc
CURE libel true bill
8. Il A Holman agt Tompa Hant, ct sl
Partition. Sale confirmed.
25s. Assignment Shane Il Lonsway
Fan6s ordered distributed among creditors
360 State vs Nick and Clara Kline Lar
csny Ia dwelling. Indictment.
2l0. ) Schooling agt 7 = Thompson
Injunction. Referred.
234. Assignment w Il Price Funds ord
cred distributed.
2Gl I Is Wait az. chas schaefer. ct al
Eqaisy To set aside deed. Referred.
2g5. 0PRR vssG w Hunt Damages
Judgment Tor defendant for $40. G.2t3.57. Bil
oi exceptions 20 be prepared.
$50. 7 r Herren agt d II Halstead Fore
! closure ehattel mtge. Referred.
20g. John w Geary agt Nancy sippy an,
Martha A Porter Foreclosure. Referred.
3l3 Oregon sgt frAak MACK. Burglar,
Verdict for defendant.
3l4. Amy Daniels sgt ) w Daniels. Di
yores. Granted.
3is Elizabeth Qaiua agt PA.rs Qaiun
Divorce. Granted.
327. W \ Wallace ait r 81 Shsrer Dam
ages. Settled.
33G. Elizabeth Bilyeu ~ Peter Bilyau
Divorce. Granted.
337. NJ Alexander agt ! ) Doris To re-
cover money. Judgment for plaintiff.
3tl ] Baekessto agt I Conn. 40
counting aud settlement. 10 be settled.
$50. Assignment Albortina kriesel. Con
tianed.
ass. or Porter sgt Matilda Porter. ID
voroe. Referred 10 L II Montanya. Orante
Jas w Cross. larceny from dwelling va
sentenced 10 year IN peuitentiary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-02
Citation.

IN tae CONT Court Of tGs State Of orescA. Jor
Linn county.
In .he matter Of the estate Of Edward MUIR
ray, deceased.
To Mary J. o'Hagan and Ellen Murray,
Greeting
IN the name OF the State Of Oregon, yoai
are hereby cited and required TO be and ap-
pear ia the County Court for the county Of
Linn and State Of Oregon, at the Court
House in the city Of Albany, in said county
and State on
Monday the sth day OF November. a. -. Isss,
At the hour OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon of
said day, the same being day Of the regular
Noyember term, 1855, Of said Court, and
then and there show cause, if any exist why
an order of sale. directing and licensing
Ani.ie Murray, Administrative Of the estate
Of Edward Mnrray, deceased, to sell all the
right title aud interest Of said Edward MUIR
ray. deceased. at the time Of his death both
in law and equity in aud to the real property
herein after described as prayed for in the
petition OF said Administrative, which pets
tion is now on file in the County Court Of
Linn county, Oregon, and which real Irop-
erty is described as follows. to-wit The
west half of lot and the north half of the
east half Of lot in block IL in the city of
Albany. Linn county, Oregon. That the lot
is what is known as the old Exchange Hotel
Done by order of the Hon. D. r. n. Black
burn, Judge Of said County Court.
La testimony whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said County
Court at my oifice in the city Of Albany in
said county and State this 10th day Of Sep
tember, 1883.
LIS. T. 4. MoSrAcUx.
Clerk.