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HOUSES. SO Fenton Pl ne Or IL so
NV. cor. 18th q Pa av. $50 9Th IT. &c.. 5rs -. Is
stores, 13r. $333.33 1882 vile e 6r IL
509 18th ST., l1r .....1OO OFFICE ROOMa
51l 18th St NV. 1Gr 80 Elegant rooms in "Suu
l146 st W., 13r....G5 Budin g, "treproof Z ele.
tQt st. NV, I.Sr..-.05 vators, heated by steam
Il st. Dr. from so to al 80 each.
1S4l r st. Tor ...... 30 o. 4 at ID door : front
LII ST. nw- LIT DO rs, heated BY steam 500
sU1 st NV. 10r.., % 94l K, sd floor, front rs
320 st. n W., Tor. 30 heated by steam Sd 80
i2oa st u w. IT.. ~ 1909 st.. "a door As
l0lI st. wv. llr 80 93I ST.. I'd fool. 40
1909 st ". 11r. .S Y31 st., Sd floor, lrm. Ii
4l5O st. n. W.. 30 9}9 ST., I'd floor. 35
LOB Marion st. 20 Alp 9th ST. I'd floor 25
JOB I'd st. - 4l5 9Th -
1881 II ne. 7rs.....3 l10La ave. from 10 70 20
400 st. Sc. Or. 49, St w., :Sd floor -
DIS 9th st. sw. 6r.....1I Gth aud sts ito ~
4S3 st. DR.. IL SIS La. I'd noor.
40 lst 81. he. or. ..l6.30 STORES
~ LIST st. Grs 1870 Magnificent sto-a Sun
200 Linden II. ne. 6r. Is Building, per an 600
30 Fenton ~. ne. Or. $50 121 Itn ST n.w. 40
81 Fenton Pr ne.6r 1870 800 9th ST n W.. 80. rs
For list of furnished call tor send office
For list of property call for or send to ONCE
Properly placed with me or sale is literally
advertised free Of cost TO the owner. Z
app Il. U. HOLTZMAN. 10th md F sta nv
IcOR RENT
r 1902 st Ior......s!oI I5eek 18th st Or s4a 80
S112 NJ st. Tor. 30 2114 NJ ST. Tor. 81
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A Girl ATTACKED BY A DoG.-Yesterday after
noon, as Mrs Phillips, OF No. PHO 9TH street north
west, was passing near 18th and q streets with her
fOurteen-year old daughter. large Newfoundland
~ was tied and seized the child. The dog caught
The girl By the back and gave her q terr1fy Ing
shaking Until the animal was pulled away. Then
d seized the gill by the leg, and had the dog not
been finally taken away might have killed the
child The animal belonged TO Mr.. Albert Gid
ciDgs, who was moving from near 10th and q
streets 70 the northeast section OF the city. Ocer
Dent appeared and charged the owner with per-
Uniting a dangerous dog TO run AT large ana he
left $40 collateral Tor his appearance. The case
will be tried In the Police Court Tomorrow.
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Clark's Rest Machine Cotton, @ SpOOls
2Ic., at {. Auerbachs Mems Furnishings Hats and
Sewing Machine Rooms, eth ana H. eo:,
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TIE GERMAN CEMETERY LITIGATIoS.-The Ger
man Evangelical society yesterday Med its answer
10 the bill OF the Prospect Hill Cemetery Co., for
injunction. The defendant denies that the
meeting OF March 20. lSSS, was called or that the
election was held With any purpose OF making
any EFFORT 10 violently interfere with the property
IN this suit. and charlcterlZeS the assertions Of
the Dill strange ana insulting. The bill STATES
that they have reasons, which were the tenderest
chords OF sympathy and human affection, for de-
precaiing any unseenly violence or strife over
IAls ground
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Two BILLS FOR DIVORCE FILED.-Sarah W. Rea
MS He'd a bill for divorce from Richard T. Rea
They were married June l., 1865 by Rev G. g.
AeadOr, and she charges that In February lsS,
ne ctSerted her going 10 Chicago. Henry schmidt
h.lS Med q olll for dIvOrce from Carrle schmidt
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NOR RENT
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soy 21st at, 1.,r. ,in.I.O5.6u
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114Y Pa. av., Or, m.i. 30. %
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OBS 7 St., Or, hi. .40.IU
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22l9 i ST.. Sr. mi. :. 1850
12:,0 Both St., 9r. 40. 5t
S0S 21s. ST.. 3r, III i. .4O.JC
5:s2 goth st.. l0r. IN i.:51.J(
1896 st, Tor. 3d. l
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2433 X ST.. Ir.. hi. Ia 4.
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922 oath st. ,s7r. .25.3t
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214l II st. 1r., mi. .25.0t
1877 / St, Z rs store.25.0(
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Al Sd ST.. 7r., MI. 20 50
231S NJ St.. 1r.......222. &c
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21l5 X st.. Or. i(
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2O24-2026 l. ST.. 6r.2O.3C
For u full list Apply 10
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VERDICT FOR DaNAGEs,-l eSterday In Circuit
Court No. 2. Ia the case OF George Humphreys. an
aged colored man. agt. the Herdfc PhaetOn Co. "a
verdict was rendered Tor plaintiff Tor 5000. lie
SIZED Tor $4,000 for injuries received b. being
knOcket down by heTdic belonging TO Defend
AIT In front OF the National Hotel April g. 1856
A motion for a new TRIAL VIII be MED on the
ground that the verdict was contrary 10 the evl-
oence.
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A REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURcH MEETrSG-The
u NJ 4. A purOrs were well flled last evening In
hear Bishop Latane OF Baltimore. on the Reformed
kpi-cOpa! movement. The b.Shop spoke or in,
Mlxin and progress, and stated that the church
wts never In a stronger or more healthy CONDITION.
Than at present AT the close OF the ineefipsr n
was decided 10 hold a weekly meeting 1or PRAYER
on 40 irsday evenings IN the u. NJ &. A rnoins
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The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CLUB-At a meeting
~ The National Republican Clue last eyeninr e
committee consisting OF A. VI. Clapp Chairman:
A. =. ClarS, Frank Aldrich, A. &. Richards and f.
"a baroadoeS was appointed to urge upon CON
kress the adoption OF the proposed amenImens 10
we constitution introduced recently By senator
blAr IN the senate conferring representation In
Congress and the electoral college upon me neooi
~ the District OF Columbia. The club also author
Led tie appointment cf a comlnirtee 10 consist on
AZ least one member In each OF The TWENTY-FIVE
legislative divisions OF tue District 10 make n
amendment. fru
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Id3o1 kstn.w.b %. h,
oRi......... .-s3o. 600
@at 81 n ". hh-. m.
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eoql 3 ct. NV. hh.,
lr ..............3.,,O 600
<w 81 NV b.h-. m.
6s3 and 6ls Il Il. n s''''
w-e. hand 5 houses
134. w ave, NV. b.
h- MI. l3r. ......l $4,000
q st, bst. / 8 and IL n.
w. hh-. llr.....--lSOoC
l.5O II st. NV. b.h-,
INSTRUMENTATION
AIS I'D ST. NV b.h.,
Ie m:s Ion st. NV. s 500
h. mi, l0r.-.,..12.0 900
so9 NJ ct NV, h.h, m.
Ia LIT. 600
6lL ID st. n W, o.h.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
1323 and 1920 i 81.
Nv. oA-. mi. Sr.-As5o
2O5S H ST. NV. b.h..
MI, lZr.....--.....S.O0t
S3 Ind ave. NV, n
h. m /, Sr...........T.50O
14fv goth St NV, b.
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For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds,
etc., effectual RELIEF Is found In the use OF
"Brown's Bronchial TrOches." Price. % cents
Sold only in boxes. eo&k-3t
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IhE SOCIETY or CHRISTIAN ESpEsyoR A
meeting or the members OF the branches OF the
soeiety OF CHRISTIAN EndeayOr, under the auspices
of The sunday School Union OF the District was
ne last evening at the Lutheran Memorial church
Mr.. W. H. II. smith presided. ana Mr. ,JOhn n
Wight, hey. Mr. Butler, and others were present
The service consisted OF singing and reports from
The various branches
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just received.-A large line OF fine white
chalnolS Tor decorating, at One-haif the usual
price. EDw. r. MERIT lOl4 street.
The Leader or Low Prices.
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sNeW HOmes,'' DOmestics, Singers,
Americans Households. Whites, &C., So. other
makes So; all fully warranted. At Funk's Sewing
Machine Agency, 1881 9TH ST., near O-st. market.
Renting and repairing; good work and low prices 3
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LUX KEET-
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1877 st. W., l3r. :. .ol2301 NJ ct. NV Or 25
Oh 18TH St NV. l2r .1QQ224 Msas. so
llOl &C. NV, lOr.. - 46B Washington 81. IS
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s23 10th st. n.w.. Yr.. .5U.S7 n.e Or. 20 Is
S:s3 9TH st. llr. so 2350 Cleveland ave. Or 20
22Y o. n.w- 10. - l3lS-s4 4HstR ". Or 1885
IO9 lath ut. NV. LII: TO 20 Defrees 81. 1857
1888 l2th 81 n W. 9r4OaO sO36 9TH st NV. 81. 1850
204 st. NV, 1Or.... 40 80 l. St n. w., Or. l6
226 &C.. 40 1428 21st st. n W. Is 70 ID
l3S6 10th stn W. Sr ~ ~ IT. ne, 6r........ N
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liza st NV. los n st H. &c. 5r....1a3O
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81 q my, n..: 39 38S 81: Aw. 1r. ....l4Y0
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APT n y. WARNER CO. o16 .. nv.
EcOR RENT-HQUsE-477h MISSOURI AVE NV
4 near 9th 1T; rooms; modern tmprovements; hey
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tIOnly $2c.5O for a Hisss-Arns, New gns-
proved singer Machine, with four size drawers,
and all latest improved attachments, with iive
eO.U -
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. licenses have
oten issued by the clerk OF The court 70 Chas g.
wagner and Mamie A. Powers, both OF Richmond
VA; richard b. Halves and Mary r. Gary. both OF
RlchnOnd. Va Max GOttleih, OF New YORK city
aid Matilda Angerstein; samuel J. CHASER and
HENRIETTA Herzog; John Murphy and Hattie Allen
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-15

The crossing on the lake is good
There is "A large demand for wood on
the OF her side.
Hay $40 ton. Those farmers who
laid in d good supply last year are in
luck.
School Dist. No. 2 had an exhibition
the last day of their school, Feb. oath
Every one present was delighted with
the entertainment.
The village school, Dist. No. /, gave
an entertainment Tuesday hight, the
18th. The receipts of the evening
were appropriated to a sund with
which bell will be purchased.
Mrs.J. S. Briggs, G. W. Briggs, B. j.
Briggs and Felix A. Newman, have
closed their schools and are now en-
JOyiDg Il vacation.
Mr.. Hosmer, teacher in Dist. No. 2,
closed his school the "A, aud returned
to his home in Durand. We under
stand A. Newman is to teach the
summer school.
Stockholm is booming. We are to
have a warehouse built by Larson &
Peterson, new block on the corner
opposite the BrOwnlee House; also.
two large dwelling houses just west of
town.
We hear some talk of a summer
school for teachers being held here the
coming summer. We do not think a
more pleasant place could have been
selected.
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First publication March Is, 1883.
Notice of Renewal of Limited Part
uerShiD.

Notice is hereby given that the limited part
nership heretofore existing between G.. j. Hen
riksen and J. W. Bradshaw, both Of River Falls
Wisconsin, under the firm name OF G. ]. Hen
riksen is continued and renewed for the term OF
two years, or until the 3lst day OF March, A. d.
1890 upon all the same terms and conditions as
to the name of said firm the general nature of its
business, the names Of the general and special
partners and their respective places of residence
and the amount of the capital stock contributed
by the special partner, and is in no other thing
unlike the original terms Of said partnership
except the termination thereof.
Notice is further given that said limited part
nership was formed under the provisions Of the
Revised Statutes Of the State Of Wisconsin, in
the business of buying and selling dry goods
groceries, crockery, hardware and such other
articles as are usually dealt in b. village mer-
chants: that 9. J. HenTiksen, of River .'clls
Wisconsin. was the general partner and J. W
Bradshaw, of River Falls, Wisconsin, was the
special partner, and said Bradshaw contributed
and paid in cash the sum of one thousand dol
lars as capital toward the common stock and the
firm name was c. J. Henriksen, and said part
nership was 10 commence April LIST, ls66, and
was 20 terminate on the Slst day Of March, A. d.
1855
Notice is hereby further given that certii-
cate signed by said parties containing the name
of said firm, the general nature Of the business
partners l. rested therein. distinguishing
which were general and which were special
and their respective places OF residence the
amount of the capital which said special part
ner contributed 10 the common stock and the
dates of the commencement and termination of
said partnership. was filed in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Pierce county
Wisconsin, and by him recorded, that being the
county in which the principal place Of business
of said partnership was situated.
Dated this Sth day of March, A d. 1sSs.
47-6w NV. BRADsHAw.
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Teachers Examination,

Notice is hereby given that the regular
examination of applicants for teachers
certificates, for the spring of 1888 will be
held as follows:
For inspection district No. 2, compris-
ing the towns of Spring Lake, Rock Elm,
Ell Paso and Gilman, at Olivet, Wis,
March 10, 20, and q.
For inspection district No. l, comprising
the towns of Ellsworth, and Trimbelle, at
Ellsworth, Wis, March %, %, and "A.
For inspection district No 6. cOmpris-
ing the towns of River Falls, Martell and
the City of River Falls, at River Falls,
Wis, March 20, 81, and %.
For inspection district No. 5, compris-
ing the towns of Oak Grove, Diamond
Bluff, Clifton and the City of Prescott, at
Prescott, Wis, March 20, 80 and 81.
For inspection district No. 4, compris-
ing the towns of Hartland, Isabelle, and
Trenton, at Esdaile, Wis, April ?, 3, and
4.
For inspection district No. 8. compris-
ing the towns of Maiden Rock, Union,
and Salem, at Maiden Rock, Wis, April
5, 6, and z.
Printed examination paper will be fur
nished at cost by the examiner. Appli-
cants will provide themselves with pen,
ink and blotters.
Sessions win begin promptly at 9 o'clock
4. NJ. the first day. No private exami-
nations viii be granted
applicants lciH be required 10 attend cram
i,lation in their respective inspection districts;
those from outside of the county, at the
examination held nearest them.
The examiner will not promise to use
old standings on new certificates.
The time for writing ON each topic will
be limited. Applicants are requested to
be prompt.
OF course none are debarred from writ
ing; but that the results of the examina-
ton may be issued as soon as possible,
only those having a reasonable assurance
of gaining certificate are invited to at
tend q. l.. BOWMAN, Co. Supt.
Prescott, Wis, Feb. 16, 1888.
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Maiden Rock Association.

The association was full of interest and
profit to those present. Each topic was
followed by animated discussions of a
practical nature which with one excep-
ton, bore directly on the question at Issue.
As Mr.. Denham was not present with
his topic, the meeting was not called to
order until eleven o'clock.
After the opening exercises Miss Kaye
presented the topic of language. Her
methods were generally endorsed by the
association, and consequently, the dis
cussion was not very animated until it
drifted into technical grammar.
Every member of the association was
friend of technical grammar with the
exception of w. G. Hartranit who radi-
cally opposed its use in the common
schools. He held that it was not necces-
sary in order to secure a good use of lam
guage, that It was Of no practical benefit
to the average pupil in after life and
hence had no place in the common school.
The Afternoon session was opened by
Mr.. Cameron, of Pepin, who gave an in
teresting talk on general exercises. lie
believes in an exercise Of some kind euery
morning and any time during the day
when it is necessary.
In the absence of Mr.. Bowman, the
course of study" was taken up as a gen.
eral discussion which was opened by Geo.
Peterson.
Mr.. Peterson has met with success in
introducing the course of study" and
says that the reason so many fail is be-
cause they think it is ''cast iron" and try
to follow it too closely. This is mistake.
In order to grade our school according
to this plan it's necessary to shape it, to
a certain extent, according to the circum-
stances of the school.
In the presentation of his topic Mr..
Brewer confined himself TO actual prac-
tice. Eve think if every teacher would
do this it would increase the benefit of
association work. There is too much
theory.) Mr.. Brewer has excellent sue
cess in governing a school and his talk
was very profitable especially for the
younger teachers.
The question box was one of the inn
portant features of the association as it
furnished food for an hours discussion.
20"
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Diamond RIliH.

VIII Bnck is recovering rapidly.
Mrs Eta Peppard. of Champlain, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. E. 5. Coulter.
Ed. Mason and family, of Eau Gala,
spent last week visiting relatives in
Diamond Bluff.
The leap year party was quite sue
cess. but it could be seen that the girls
were a little green in the managing of
affairs.
A. G. Nero and fanny made a visit
to Esddile Sunday.
Henry Hunter, of Newport, Mimi,
is in town.
School closed in Dist. No. 2, Friday
last.
Since the big strike on the G. b. so,
"A train is ''scarce article"
A. j. Marshall {. Minneapolis will
lecture at the Baptist church, on Sat
urday and Sunday nights, ON Life in
India"
The new church will be dedicated
Sunday next. A. j. Marshall will
preach the dedication sermon.
N. L. Mere spent last week in ''rusti-
eating" at Maiden Rock.
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FL Paso.

Miss Mary Richardson is engaged to
teach the summer term of school here
which will commence on the 9th of
April.
Several loads of lumber destined for
River Falls and Red Wing have been
lying here the last two weeks on &C.
count of the roads being blocaded.
The winter term of school closed
here last Friday Mr.. T. H. Fisher
has given excellent satisfaction as a
teacher.
Reinkey & Sheldrew will put circu-
lar saw i'm their mill as soon as spring
opens. The saw and carriage are al
ready here.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Weiseman. of
Spring Lake, We are indebted for a
short visit recently.
The families of Robert and Henry
Plumley are afflicted with the measles.
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There will be an examination of
teachers who desire positions in the
schools of st. Paul, on Saturday, March
"a, at nine o'clock, A. NJ, in the High
school building, corner Of Tenth and
Minnesota Streets. Those who desire
places next year. in st. Paul schools,
in Pierce and st. Croix counties, will
do we'll to attend. The subject of the
examination will be the common
branches, and physiology and hygiene,
with special reference to the effects of
narcotics upon the system. Applicants
are most likely to fail in U. S. history.
Study Barnes in preparation. steele's
HYGIENE Physiology, with special re-
ference to the portions relating to mar.
cotics in the last edition is best for the
work in scientific temperance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-15

The boys are having fun now, as the
crust on the snow is hard enough to
carry then on skates, something that
the oldest settlers cannot remember
Several accidents have occurred to the
pleasure seekers.
Albert Weberg had his leg broken
Thursday; Mr.. Colemsn had fail from
a sleigh in going down hill, and came
near getting killed. Another young
man, we did not learn his name, had
his arm broken going on snowshoes
down hill. The crust is hard enough
to carry a small team.
News has been received from Emil
FOrsberg. He arrived sound and we'll
in Washington Territory.
We are now receiving our mail Fri
day and Mond ~, instead of Monday
and Wednesday
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, Baptist preach
er. dictated last tuesday evening in
the school house.
Mr.. Coleman will move to Minneap-
oils next week.
Aaron Lime has purchased John
Hallberg's interest in the store. Mr.
Hallberg is going 20 rent the Coleman
farm.
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One teacher writes us as follows: "Our
black boards are very limited, it is diff
cult to accommodate more than two or
three pupils at once. We have but very
few maps and charts. -reading charts are
needed very much. The room is poorly ar
ranged; the seats are terrible tedious for
the pupils; and the desks are narrow and
have so much slant that slate or book,
if left on them, will slide Off 1t is almost
impossible to write upon them.
This school had an enrolment of 50
pupils this winter. Is it your school?
Are you proud of it? Do you know any
good reason why it should remain so?
Are you too poor to stop wasting money
in attempting to teach your children in
such building and with such apparatus?
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Rock Elm.

Father Holcomb lies at the point of
his recovery.
Miss Alice Condit intends to open a
millinery shop here in the early spring.
Warren Eldred is boarding in the
village aud attending school.
Chas. Rice. whose head was severely
injured by kick from horse some
eighteen months since, ald who has
never recovered from IL, entered the
hospital at Red Wing few days ago
and submitted TO an operation for
relief. A portion of the skull was
found TO be depressed, and a piece
ahDut g. size of dime was removed.
The operation is believed to be sue
cessful. though he is still very weak.
Miss Hulda Clum was married to a
resident of Ono recently.
Father Holcomb, who has been i'll
for long time, was buried Sunday.
DR.. Wilson conducted the funeral SER
vices.
Warren Eldred was struck by sled
while sliding down hill Thursday eve-
ing, and considerably injured. His
face was badly cut and bruised.
A. NJ. Wakefield, of Stockholm, was
in town last week.
Will and Amos Bulmer left town
Monday for summers work in Hay
ward.
Frank Lowater gave party to his
young friends Saturday evening.
Mr.. earle lectured on temperance in
Fox Hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mobiles and children have been
very i'll with measles, but are recover
ing.
August Filler and others have re-
turned from the pinery.
where, oh. where are our wood piles gone9
Where. oh where may they be-
With sticks cut short. aLd sticks cut long
where may our wood piles be.
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The saw-mill run by Matteson Bros.
is doing good business. They are said
to turn out $4,000 #. daily in good
shape.
A snowshoe club has been organized
in Arnesou's grove, with Andrew Lead
pike as manager. He himself took the
cake on the first trial. He fell quick.
er, struck harder, and came out more
tickled than any of the seventeen 9TH
er cont estants.
Mrs. Geo. Johnson, of Wildwood,
has been visiting her parents and
friends at this place this week.
Martin Nicholson has splendid
pair of young colts which he offers for
sale.
b. Paulson while in the woods
hunting one day saw wolf chasing a
RABBIT. He said he did not like to fire,
he was afraid he'd kill the poor thing.