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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29
The Local Market.

Ia ~ no.
Telto Miss Lena.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

Mix Shake and Soda Water. cool,
sparkling and delicious, at Taggart's
Drug Store. If
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

There will be a chow DC you do"
and an -adieu" sociable at W. S.
Armstrong; this evening from to
I0O'clock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

regular covenant meeting and an
nual roll call of the Baptist church
viii he held next Saturday at two
O'Clock r. NJ. The Mission Circle will
nla,.t lf Three p. NJ
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

The starch factory started up this
week, and in 81 hours disposed of
500 bushels of potatoes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

H.F. winger has % beau u 49,
cattle for sale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chinook OF Clifton died of cholera in
fantum last Monday night.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

HE question has often been
asked, "to what does Tho
Century owe its great circu-
lationl" The Christian Cs ion
once answered this by the
statement that sit has been
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

Fox SALE or LEAsE-My house and 10
acres adjoining. on the South Side.
Inquire of f. A. BRACKET.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

The Fourth Utteranee OF Christ on
the Cross will be the subject of the
evening sermon at the Baptist Church
next sunday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

Next Sunday, being the first Sunday
ia the month. there will be celebra-
ton Of the Holy Communion at Trim
ity church at the morning service.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

TheO. Smith dressed three-year-
old the other day, purchased of En-
mons Thayer. that weighed l,4S0
pounds.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

.'Our happiness in this world de-
ponds on the affection we are enabled
to inspire"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

For SALE.-A horse, harness and
buggy. viii be sold cheap. Inquire
If Mrs. +. T. Kramer. Opera Hotel
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

About fifteen veterans, members of
|. y. Nichols Post mostly, left for Mil.
waukee Monday to attend the reunion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

Parties in want of lumber will do
well to call on Burhyte before par
chasing elsewhere. He keeps good
assortment and will not be undersoId.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-08-29

Dinner will be served as usual at
the Methodist church next Wednes-
Iay. 4 flrst.class meal for 10 cents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Nr. Bronson Howard deserves the
critical a. well as the popular applause
Of the people Of the United States for
the AUTHORSHIP of the Henrietta, which
proees that we lave a dramatic author
worthy 20 rank wiih The finest French
authors in original genius and in the
perfect technical skill that demands
thorough study n dramatic art. founded
on correct classic education. "a
The American citizen who has any
pride in the artistic development Of his
country viii also congratulate himself
on the fact that such beautiful play is
presented by company Of American
actor. in manner that ia the minuiest
details of acting and scenery dehe- criii.
cism We SID cite ihe fundamental law
OF drama. viz Tlotaplay .' az ldfa q.
hsflafad y so,H ZACH scsae of t'b'eh
mast ha,sa nau.s >i.ea &, a pr. If The
sf4lg. o48 ea.4 .yra must be Deeessgry 10
a.. ,fglg.
When we say shat Mr Bronson How
ards play j. the perfect illustration Of
The rulr. is only needs ,o add that lis et-
feet CD the general public is as crafty
ing as 70 is to the most critical observer.
Messls Robson and Crane DO AL thet
the author could desire in The pTesenta-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Here's another case o. itH said tie
undertaken. as be- laid down the pancr
be had been reading Here's long
pun Of Smith. iAe grocer-ihe MN OF
sixth inside ot year The grocer
blacksmith, butcher. merchant, doctor
everybody gets 4 pull except me
III get new horse. he continued
looking more and more disgnsttd. s
naturally feel proud of The fact and
want the public To know b. drop 10
on the editor oi tue Bag!s and state my
wishes, and hc begins 10 rub his hands
and hem and Aaw. and finally saws
" Ny dear Jones, YOU know how glad I'd
be to oblge, hnt YOU sOe how 10 is. ]
can't advise people % try your hear-e. J
can't hope your business viii increase
I can't speak 0t your enterprise, tor tle
hear-e won't como Oul unless some one
dies. Really, Jones, ia like 20 do The
fair thing, but YOU see how 10 is
And II | buy span OF hne horses,
continued the undertaken. II am met
with the same story. The papers will
announce that DR. Blank has S4e0
PAGER or that the dentist has nag which
gets there, but when enter the
sanctum to announce that have
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

In the attire 80 man Of tAewor.d. ia; 80
looks above all poet "a romanti. aA1 deep
eyed young gentleman ,yoils across Wash
iuzton squire on smpvi 41rlss To is
Frank salus. brother of tae ,nlntel author
VI mir lrcolls AI-adyenturo hlmseI
writer at no ordinary desert. ST. saitas
enjoys tho absolutely original position 10
contemporary literature ot keeping locked Ia
bis desk poem which magazine editors be-
hlu, llr. lt g. Q1o4t "S,0l and tA9 Witch %
Endog. and when read some years ago 10
tle oIitol az the Usil,,.c Atlantic SEQ tbat
entirely proper gtutiomau- hair 10 CURING
and hes kent 10 In curl OF gtld ou ever since.
ITO cgcill Alr Salus a largo sum for Tie
poam IL ho would agree 20 the oilsion oi "a
vo.y warm iuieilule between saul and the
WITCH which he insisted there was uo biblical
authority for Mr sa.tua aid ho might print
,lo poem as it STOOD ~ leave j.. And A0 left
i-. Other editors have mad3 other and
similarly hand emo oilers. oil of which Mr
S4ltus Las SD far declined II is believed Mr
Com,oea t.els d Leea Interest in tic ll,egae,
event which tie publication OF saul VI
cr.-.a,y b-.---ew YQgs NlsL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Speaking o.. cLestnnts, tie Listener recalls
tbs tory about tAo 4-year-olI toy from thg
city ia thc country Sunday school class WHO.
being under examination IA tle shorter cate
chl-m. and being asked bv the good ri,.tc
deacon. who mal3 Kim irfeyefenfiy shouted
70 LAS -Mll little yoiec, "Oh. oLe.tuutsl
That is very fair illustration u thedeDiora-
Dc sJphlsticltioa OF tic rising generation
And speaking * faith In Ito efficacy Of
prayer ana OF small bOys both Ia once. tie
Listener -reminded Of SSH another incident.
~ actual occurrence in ito household 4 q
INnd This friend had little cOi0red scr
yant boy whom be- had brought from the
Bahama Islands uui Who had been reared
SD far as he had been reared u All. la tho
simplicity Of primitive MeihoJism The
small c9'gred boy wanted a mckenzie very
zach. and was overheard one ni1ht pravinr
% one very earnestly. HIS master wen, t.,
Town next DAY. ana o. bis return Ia the
Fcrng there was JackiIiie laid on the
Boy S window The boy discovered the knife
promptly enough in the m0minc. examined
eagerly, and exclaimed softly. with an mir
of condemnation o. bis own stupidity. Why
lltmt pray for a two bladed Aer'-Boston
Transcripts.
The people Of Portland Ore. are
taking steps 70 induce tie legislature
to establish vast park in the Cascade
mountains. ~ i5Gyagncd 70 have the
park include Mount Hood and Crater
lake, which would make il fo.lnid.
: lilo rival OF Yellowstone park.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
eAlkEo eY a HACnNaS.
sal Experience % sociciv' Wan Who
Inut,iinciv Passed BAD Money.

\ soeiefv Gentleman. VINO ht@ money ana
lusine.. found iiirrli 10 Fr-i aren't ~
equity Tie bad aiiehicl FROM hack en-
rou.. o. "a hail with lady friends
"let tac hI ga ca uy monchiY account
h. aaii 20 the driver, ~ he .iurtcd away with
lho laoies
$50 you don't responded the driver, with
that unm.flkahle a.r Of determination 10
collect 90 tight "i're been worl~d onco or
twice that way You w'n have 90 pas or
SAY
But caat "a, d.fainel Yoy sill End
ne 400 right af ypur oiiire giving h.fuirH
I'm ia ia hurry. to,.' ~iit the driver. but
can o. rsr.i bong enough 20 go mp into the
ballroom 'ni haus ou 90 you uutd sou pqr ."
"lul mla. i.ii. is absurd lam D., ~
surh anil sach Urn. kalwu 60 every laely
Iou needn't D, afraid.
Il ana uot afraid Of losin-. los I,a going
2, stay n.ht with you. s,ca closer shan
l.,.-naK tuu tr,oul. the ia xorahlo u4au Of
tii. whip declared
"iad.-. pardoa this scene ID ynl can, ,ail
the society man a- Doc reached Tor handker-
chief from l.- splkctal aui wiped the death
damp from Dos brow This man Bunreas1n-
al.e aud happens Co catch .ae 90 g time when
haven mouef about nay person. You. /
lHpe lalles. HlA rrquirc ne fw1l,r eXplana.
Jon
The ladies ocF, All sympathy and siu.les
O. c1ur-. thoF bad OBJ mon,t. Where should
u society laiy dressed foi "a bali carry money
3 h'ppy Thought Strike. ihe.r miserable com
plmon
"Herc driver, viii make you ont a check
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

The monthly Treasury statement
shows an increase OF The public debt, les
cash 20 the Treasury. for the month OF
February. S04i88l4ss The state
ment OF receipts and expendi-
lures for the month puts The
former So eS0Iss.150 50. and the latter al
$88.7s65l1sl Ofthe expenditures, near
ly two.thirds- S2Ogls 9j4 4s-were foi
pensions The disbursements on the same
account in February last year were
less ,han 100000 For the eight
months Of the cuuont fiscal year The
pension payments have amounted %
s797ss ss7ls against S592J05J2 50 foi
the corresponding period OF the pre-
yiCrs year
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

kansas taxes lhe lead 10 one branch
o. reform and enacts an antitrust la~
calculated TO make cotporliious stand on
their heads
Kansas was evidently thought by the
: big corporations TO be attending 10 agri.
veuliural Affairs and Was overlooked. but
the kansss legislators have not been in
terfered with ia their laudsble work Of
squelching ou, the common enemy.
They have, at the least, made a begin.
ming, aud law makers in other States
will be instructed by the operations OF
the lew statute.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

II IS not strange that we get conflict
Ing reports about hght-Pais3Nrg
Chroncle- Tstgfaph
Though blacksmiths are continually
forging. yet il j. very seldom that one OF
Is sent 10 prison Tor forgery. -DQnseiAS
Breeze.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Nh. PARNLLI LAS illustrated the wis
dom OF keeping one temper
lie VA. made out to bee connected with
the crimes in ireland. and tho London
T.nos took The cue from the Government
10 denounco him in the most unqualified
terms. bui parnell simply stated with
cool and well preserved dignity that the
letters published as his were iorgeries.
The Tories were I'm a Nild state OF giee
and tie Home Rulers felt COMPOUNDED,
tut both parties were surprised when
Parncll asked for p commission, know
inE that the commission would be,
TO oil intents and purposes, packed
in the interest of his enemies. While
the "TAunderer filled The air with de-
nnnciaiion the Government did its best
with the legal machinery against PANEL,
for if the great leader was established as
"A murderous conspiraior the whole
Irish cause was given away.
The Government went So far IN itspaI
tizansLip IS 10 detail Attornoy-Genoral
Webster 10 look after the Interests of the
Tina, and all The Official machinery was
employed 10 make the charges of that
paper good And vet in spite Of all
these precautions. the case of the I.mes,
which Is The case of The Government. has
collapsed
The leuers have been proved ioIgeries,
and The minion Of the London Times
had added to the co.fasion OF the oracle
by making away with himself
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

,p'' o'i' 49,. ~ &c 90, should take place be-
oo"'.'' 80 Vor,L and the South the,
80. .',t -. ~" vare.isted from New York
", w" NJ '', nrIeans This heroic corps had
w. ~ -, ,bon,,e their opinion not ser,
I'us' -
'"'is - a,,tbor had chosen 10 lnyesti
- 80 s.,t,ioc, "A little more Industrious
- "',,f, NV, roti,eI fbe number of
y ~ - AMI tovns north of Mason
MI n ,,''o line teemino win an intel
,''' .'.,m ,,,i i'nsy ,onui.fion and risf
~. NH weh oauinrc6 rompanie.
'',.1 rs-in.cut. of volunteer troop.. aut
,iai nom these alore % good army conla
b. -oni to the ncI' unDn ihe shortest
n.,i.. Iir .wouiI si.o have discovered
hat fi,o.,. .ifi.. 4r TOWN. were situated
.,, ,t.. .,,i-t al is....art nonuious dis
,rict. NJ country oLo.e militia under
he General INV were Kent as accurately
enfoiiot ~ those on other parts of fho
Union and could Al any time be- brought
into service bvfhe general government
80 ,epel invasion or suppress rebellion
lie would have found out that IN a
country SD len.elv nopulatcd and sup.
IIHNI IfI all ffY UInIfInIf- Iilil CON
re,ierces i,cilenf ,Iie,.to n could NOT
re a di0icnit thin,, even ia arm and eQuir
n. entire militia force and bring il into
fbc tieii AZ verv sborf notice
In ,5d;tion p, tboso advantages. Al,
,be orcat nannf,cfories of arms. public
and ,fivofo vere In the North. eNccn,
one srj tb,i ,r,. s,tuoted SD near the
Ln,ier rl.t +, conii m ans time be
...,o.i 90. ,L, artbnri los at WASHINGTON
rflTr VcC,rtLv bod ever hoard az fhe
lt.r r.oe,, cni.oieat Uarner'. Ferry III.
.....- ...i..i. Ltro Loon nnenod IN thc f,rt
hat eyrn mis- larDeanl valuable depof D,
nrbli. arms had been seized and held
for limo bv handful of Northern
mon ,rmel with woanons i'm their hand.
NJ fb,t timo uni,nnrn % fbe southern
neonie Ta.tlr if .honld bo remembered
HAD with fbe Northern section remained
the nrcsfico of being fbe strongest end
of the country. SD DO speak. having the
wealth. the commerce. and the traffic
0f an cmuire pouring into ifs b0r-
der- Then. too. The natiOna. CAPT
al. with its executive presence. patron
age. and power. stood as a salient point
la front of the great fortress behind
unon which the forces If the North
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
ADVERTISING RATS.
~ INCH on 4wsINE IINFs.

~ Reading roticos In reading MISTER type.
II cents PER inc. y Dnptrcii. loaded y GEMS
per iire
re- Wants. marriage AMI dcaf' notices nov
cscooding eight luo, % cents each inseft %
r--sp,ciai contract rates furnished Oh aP
pliCation.
Anciisn sales. legal Notices and hmuse-
,nent Advertisements 81 per inch each In
.ertion.
r jcotcd communications xiii not bc t.
turned.
Entered az the Richmond ga. postotiice as
SECOND class natter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

. \ sal 1NHbfaf t"h"tft""f''" ~
Harrison Hold. Two Iarge '"n'ef-"
tIon.-Nrs Cleveland A. IItetat' ur-
AnIscIcs, Onice-ih c Latest CABINET &C
BEWARE or Bro HrWrDNrss.--ln-
augurauou Fact Number Eight Ben
iamin Harrison should remember That
while change az seven thousand votes
would have defeated him I'm this state, ai
least twice that number of Democrats
refused 90 vote for Nj Cleveland simply
because they did not think he was
enough of Democrat B,njopuD H1,-
r'.oa, 5ecore of On Big Had-Nsr los.
HorH
As USELESS CFWCr.- There are a
variety of Offices ia Washington that
Ourht % Poe abolished as unnecessary
and practically useless. and one of these
/. The so-callcd Labor Bureau. created
simply hcrau.o there are some dema-
gogucs DOB Congress. and ihere rs STA
u.fical Commi sioner who runs 3D. TN.
fun,tiouary has just been making ana inn
mrn~c report on divorce and marriage u
The l'nitcd States subject with winch
the Federal Government ha- 1859 business
whatever The bureau and ihc sta'i-ti-
clan ought both t0 he suppressed, yet
they will both Boz kept mp Useless offices
are very handy to have in thc house. and
the Republicans Ike thcm.-Egeb4ngf
.r,, N,r nr,rfsu Nrvt.rFn-Tbe
.,.,l.r,a'.,t ~ RritisL Minister to
A., .t;...o, ,... eyidenflr .o tmid as
~. ......1 ,he ,.,..entat;oo a. Mis- crcdcn-
~ a. preltdo.t Clo.elaul This is
',1. .,...',..., Fn.l.,j- wortideetion
I.a so,grilio oGoir Under Torr
i..,..,.,,. 49,. pe,,isb lion IL a., mn.
-"N' nc l,,,,... tl. ,,,.,, en-.
-'''.o,o'l1 ,ti r.gri,.,i ,br Rational
c,3,.'.I ,in'onob we have oot alone
,...,.,. ,,sr f,r sSme time without one
~ vi star
porrrfr.r CoNc,7ENATfoN.-
Few ro.itica, experiences have been
more 6''ul 10 n"' 'bo ~' have ba IN @n
'''"i '''. ''f..,;,,. e,,,ifo,;nr oy.r ,Le
..,'-;,,.,of w., Xir-ino i'm the Rennhli.
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olpone.l o.''-.. '''' ~ >, fr.ndnIent
ei ny .ne 'iD"''"- J." 49, -.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

cnocks. ,osfofRce order. OF registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

TIE poor wretch Pigott got beyond
the chase and doubtless could have made
himself safe, but perhaps his conscience
caught him the first time he ever knew
he had such q thing, aud the apparition
was so startling thai be killed himself
This D.. The melodramauc close to IA
career fun OF acts that seemed 10 have
no motive but love for evil for It's own
sake
He almost shattered the London Times
before he snuhed himself ont, which
proves that political ring cannot run q
newspaper on purely political prin'
ciples If tha. great oracle
had had real editor, ana
he had been left 20 his own judy
menr, The London T'nls would never
have used material in such grave affair
us the Irish question unless it was abso-
lutelv authentic The dark lantern has
exinguished ITSELF but where is the
lighthouse.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

The crowds have been gathering at
Washington for several days but on
yesterday the rush began, and this morl-
inc over q hundred thousand visitors are
Ia the city TO see the grand pageant that
celebrates what the Republicans regard
as a restorative after tie results o. The
accident Of 1851 IL is cause
for congratulalion, bat such q rostora-
tive by such a slim majority OF question
able making can De accomplished so
good.naturedly as We do 10 the Demo
Gratis need not disturb themselves in ihe
least Since the election Of Harrison
the States that elected him have passed
under Democratic rule and Ii American
politics has any sense and honesty Dand
God forbid ti,st ever the opposite should
be truel then The Democrats have only
to use that sense aM honesty To over
whelm their opponents Ia the next pres
Dental election
We believe General Harrison TO be an
honest and patriotic gentleman, but We
DO not believe Ais administration can lac
a success unless his party gets the fool
ery Of the Democratic party on it, side
THE fall Of Young sigel. the son Of the
man who led SO many American citileu-
Of Tcutonic decent 10 battle against tle
southron in his fight for his rAhts un-
Ter the constitution, in the late war bee
tween the States, is attended with many
pathetic features According to tie
New York Tr1ahe, lie was implicitly
trusted By his father, IN whose
Office lie has been employed for
three years, but DE took abe
vantage Of his position 10 forge checks
made out for pensioners The evidence
against him Is overwhelming. and
he has been held in The LARGE bail
of 100000 The amount known 20
have been stolen is not great. and
TIE young man had no expensive habits
He must have possessed feeble moral
abre. and appears TO have yielded in lhe
weakest way 20 temptation
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

PrRHAps A. BLAST FROM -- Gene
raj Harrison held Two large pairs in con
ycr,aUon Yesterday Mr. Henry W
Blair and Mi. S. Eaton Chandler came
together Mr. Boutcie. of Maine and
Nj Benson Foraker. OF Ohio. came to-
ecihcr. After Lheir departure General
Harrison complained bitterly of the
heat Contrary 10 expectation Nh For
akcr dil uot attempt TO ride bis black
horse into the Arlington uoicl-Asc
IOIk StD.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

THE New York Sfll saws that on FL
day The hewndered Washington CORES
pondents, REINFORCED by The befosged
indianapolis writers, who have been
doing lot of guessing as 20 Mr. Haui
sons Cabinet, delivered themselves OF d
complete list of The appointees that are
to be.
II is needless 10 say that mo- two Of Tie
New York correspondents agreed upon
he same list, although there was e,.-
IDENTIFY an arrangement by which all
were 70 unite on a few improbable name.
TINS Hsralas fight for reform ia IL
bel laws is progressing. Bills have been
prepared aud brought before the Legis.
lalure in New York, Maine, Mas.achu-
sets. Pennsylvania, Arkansas and ether
States
The latest State 10 move in the matter
Is Connecticut The bill framed thoIe is
good Like the others il is aimed AZ
frivolous and blackmsiling suits.
Let the press Of Connection, call for
is enactment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Children Cry for Pitchers C1.ua.