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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-02-27
First publication Feb. q, 1890.
N0TICr Tn cREDITnpe


STATE OF WISCONSIN - County Court fol-
- Pierce County. In the matter Of the estate
of Phineas c. Flint, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admins
tration having issued on the estate of Phineas c.
Flint, deceased late Of River Falls in said Pierce
county, the claims and demands Of all persons
against said Phineas c. Flint, deceased, will be
received, examined and adjusted by the County
Court of said Pierce county. at the County
Court room, IN the village OF Ellsworth, IN
thereof TO be held on the first Tuesday OF
May, to-wit; the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1890
and on the first day of the regular term thereof
to be he'd on the first Tuesday Of September
A. ID. 1890.
Also that until and including the first Tuesday
Of September, to-wit: the I'd day o. September
A. ID. 1890 is the time limited by the said County
Court for the creditors Of said Phineas e. Flint,
deceased, 10 present their claims for exsmina.
ton and allowance.
Dated February IS A. d. 1880.
By the Court,
IS 4w J,W. HANCOCK, County Judge.
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htaaickianic.

George Williams spent a few days
at home last week.
School in Dist. No. closed last Fri
day with few exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Timberlake are
rejoicing over a new daughter.
Mrs. Clinton Williams was called to
the sick bed of her mother and left on
Monday.
Mr.. Hutchinson has sold his farm
to the same party he bought it of and
will soon move to Oak.
Miss Jennie Smith is quite sick.
Tom Stapleton is erecting a house
on his farm. Tom, what does this
meant
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Gilman

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hall OF southern
Minnesota are here visiting Mrs. HIS
brother, n. G. Thurbur.
Andrew Johnston has rented his
farm for the term of three years.
Miss Downers school closed last
Friday. She returned to her home at
Ri yer Falls that evening.
Roy Thurbur of Waconta was here
the 2lst inst. and sold his farm of so
acres to /. Chelsta. Consideration,
81 800.
A goodly number from this vicinity
attended the 5. S. Convention at Els
worth the Goth AID 2lst.
Sile Weeks is entertaining the grippe
and a new girl baby at his house.
Mrs. Andrew Johnston contemplates
visit to relatives in Milwaukee.
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In all the reports made at the meet
ing of the National Law and Order
league the fact was recognized that
wherever these leagues had been sue
cessful the real work had been done
by one man-one man willing not only
to accept the office but to be officious,
brave enough to face the obloquy and
even the personal danger incurred by
his position.
1t follows from this description that
almost all the cooperation rendered
by the members of these leagues is in
having their names upon the rolls and
in contributing the funds necessary to
keep the one man at work. This
reverses the old adage thai lone man
is no man." and yet only partially so,
for the one man goes out into the
community armed win far greater
power than If he acted upon his per-
sonal responsibility only.-W. b. Hill.
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Another Letter from Dennis Magrudy,
Bartender.

Bartender.
My DEAR MIKE: It's not only great
country for saloon-kapers that Ameri.
ca is, as tould you in my last letter,
but it is also great land for prize
fighters, or those who practice the
manly art of self.defense, as the news
papers call it. Did ye ever hear tell
of Boston, 1 don't knowl If not,
have no doubt ye've heard tell of the
greatest man who ever came from
there, John L. Sullivan. He's an
0rishman, too, as all the other iminent
men in America are. The way he can
handle those two fists OF his is just
illigant. The Amerikins appreciate
him, as you would think if you could
see the crowds which follow him
wherever he goes, and, more than
that, the compliments which the
newspapers bestow on him. He had
fight last summer wild another 0rish-
man, Jake Kilrain, whose name We
know, and who is the second man in
America to-day. Well, more nor half
the papers in this blessed land, do we
moind, when the fight came off, print
ed column after column about it, and
put the loikeness of those two great
Americans upon the very front page
of all. forget now what it is they
call the prisidint, Harris. or some SIGH
name; but we all know John l.. Sulli-
van and don't ye forgit it. To be surk
they talked OF ciapping him in Jail for
a little, because of some ould law
against prize-fighting; but every one
knew that the law didn't mean any
thing, and that John he wouldn't stay
in jail. A little while ago one of his
pals cut another mans throat wild q
razor in barber shop in Boston, be-
cause this other man sDoie up sassy
to John L. Sullivan: but the Ameri-
kins won't do anything to man that
definds John L., if he does cut mans
throat onct in whole, now mark me
words.
Now they say Mr.. Sullivan (the
saints presarve him) is talkin' of goin'
to Congris, which is what the Ameri-
kins call their Parlamint. All he has
to do is to say the word and to Congris
he goes, saloonkeepers of Boston
will look after that. You used to be
handy with yer fists yerself, Mike.
Come over to America, aud perhaps
we can you to Congress, too.
Your true frind,
DENNIS MAGRUDY.
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GiInlQn.

Nels Thompson was a guest of his
brother John last Sunday.
The creamery to be built at Martell
is exciting great deal of interest
among the farmers of this vicinity.
Mr.. Richardson closed his winter
term of school and returned to Clifton
accompanied by the old stand. by. ia
grippe" He has given good satisfac-
ton and has been engaged for the
coming term.
Mr.. Ofstie received a nice photo
album from his Sunday school class
recently.
John Iverson has fine span of
horses for sale.
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III. A. Taylor has bought the State
Journal-the official paper of the
state. The Journal has not hereto.
fore been quite up to its position and
possibilities, and its falling into the
hands of Mr.. Taylor is source of
much joy among the Republicans of
the state. It may now be expected to
become one of the very strongest
in the Northwest. We take it
Mr.. Taylor will remove to Madison for
the rest of his days, city having a
wide reputation rs a place of delight
full residence.
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A COW of Barnard Klecker's broke a
leg last Saturday and h ad to be killed.
Sixty.nine numbers were sold at
the dance, the 2lst.
At the meeting at the NJ. E. church
last Saturday it was decided to have
the building resided, painted and
otherwise improved. A committee
was appointed to raise the necessary
funds.
Henry Cornelison from Shell Lake
is in town canvassing for several
books.
Fred Route went up to st. Paul on a
business trip last Tuesday.
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TfIret pubIlcatlCn FEB. 2, 15yU
N0TIcE IA cPrDIT0pS


CTATE OF WISCONSIN - County Court for
- Pierce County. In the matter Of the estate
of John Dunn, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that, letters Tesla
mentary having issued on the wiz Of John
Dunn, deceased, late Of the town of Trim belle
in said Pierce county, the claims and de mauds
Of all persons aginst said John Dunn, deceased
will be received. examined and adjusteS Oy the
County Court OF said Pierce cour.y at the
County Court room, in the villag. OF Ellsworth,
in said county, on the first day Of the regular
term thereof 20 be held on the first Tuesday OF
May, to-wit; the 9Th day of May, A. D. 1890, and
on the first day of the regular term thereof 10 be
held on the first Tuesday Of September to-wit.
the ID day Of September, A. D. 1890.
Also shat until and Including the FIRST Tuesday
Of September, to-wit the I'd day of Sc otember
A. d. 1890 Is the time limited by the saic County
Court for the creditors of said John Dunn, de-
ceased, 10 present their claims for examination
and allowance.
Dated February IS. A. D. 1890
BY the Court,
ts-tw Nv. HANCOCK. County Judge.
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Mr.. Taylor of Illinois has introduced
a joint resolution in the House which
proposes to make the Presidential term
six years, and which prohibits the
reelection of the President and Vice.
President. The resolution also ex-
tends the term of Congressman to
three years.
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While it may be crowding the politi-
cal season a little, we do not think it
out of place to mention that thus far
we have heard of no one aspiring to
the position of Member of the Assem-
bly, for this county. We infer there
fore that Col. ID. j. Dill will succeed
himself as our representative. So far
as we can learn there will be no oppo-
sitiOn TO the Col. should he signify his
desire to become candidate, which
we sincerely hope he will do. No
Drawer man ever wore the blue, and
no citizen of the county is more highly
esteemed by all classes. In the one
term he has served he has proven
himself to be well qualified for the
position. Not only because political
courtesy usually demands a second
term for an acceptable member, but
because Col. Dill possesses the quail
ties of an efficient legislator do we
bespeak for him thus early the support
of this district.-EiLSDorth Herald.
We cordially concur in all that is
said in compliment to Col. Dill.
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The Eau Claire Daily Free Press has
been sold by James II. Waggoner to
II. C. Ashbaugh, President of the
Union Printing Co. of Rock Island,
Illinois, who takes possession March
L. The paper remains staunchly Re-
publican.
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The above copy of bill presented by representative
this city their learning of intended removal from the city This
intended exclude Fakrs nide
and bill kind would be all right But
legitimate merchanthae been in business within miles
this place for the Is do intend to be imposed
We will stay and instead paying the city OF River Falls $3.50
will all this selling
them goods cheaper than
We said would stay; WILL and that long other
chant long the trade support the trading public with
We will hereafter be known the Branch of L. Abenberg Co
Saltwater Mnn and not any the Bankrupt Store Our object
will be good goods lower prices than they
purchased them before We will early shipment of Spring
Goods Fine Dress Goods, Silks, Embroideries, etc.
For the following weeks will offer line of Dress Silks
worth from s00 25 S3c per yard and many other bargains
Respectfully
IL. :zZ8ENRERG d co.
New York Dry Goods and Clothing Emporium,
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
Main Dry Goods Store 300 & 81 Opera
House Block SALTWATER MINI.
Main Clothing Store, 80 Main street,.
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Senator Spooner has secured the
passage in the senate of the bill pro.
viding for the erection of public
building at Eau Claire, to cost $780,
600.
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A Grand Institution.

Beeman's Actual Business College
of Red Wing. Mimi, has won a repu-
tation for thorough and practical
work. seldom achieved by educational
institutions. Expenses are very low.
Business Shorthand, Typewriting, and
English Courses. Send for catalogue.
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All kinds of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry repaired on short notice.
guaranteed. c. F. Win
ter.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

Republican Convention of the sth Judicial
Circuit, Of the State of Wisconsin, VIII be held
at the Court House, In the city Of Eau Claire,
Eau Claire county, Wisconsin,
On THE 5TH DAY OF MARCH, 1890,
at O'Clock p. N. of that day, to nominate the
candidate OF Circuit Judge of said district, and
for the transaction of such other business as may
come before the convention. Each county viii
be entitled TO three delegates.
NJ. X. BUMP,
A. J. WALLACE, co,oroi,,aa
III. ID. COOLEY,
M HERRIcK.
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Report of Teachers Assn held at "Fo

A. f. Brainerd G. L. Bowman, R. b. Hazard,
Instructors. Begins July IA.
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SUMMER INSTITUTE AT BALDWIN.

IAN communications should be addressed to
the Editor at Esdaile, Wis.,
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tended from distance that we cordially
thank the teacher and residents of the
"Forest Home" school district for the
kind hospitality which was shown us by
providing 1--WE hungry mortsls" with a
very excellent picnic dinner at the school
house. S. Il. IRVINE, Pres.
Oral graduation exercises for pupils
who pass ON the diploma examination
scheme for Pierce Co., will be held at the
following places:
Ellsworth, Feb. %.
Esdaile, %.
Rock Elm, March /.
Maiden Rock, March s.
Teachers having pupils whom they ex-
pect to pass will please notice the dates
and attend with their pupils the place
most convenient for them.
Golden wrote proverbs about luck and
labor. 1t would be well for boys to men,
orize them. Luck is waiting for some
thing to turn up; labor, with keen eyes
and strong will, will turn up something.
Luck lies in bed and wishes the postman
would bring him news of legacy; labor
turns out at six o'clock, and with busy
pen or ringing hammer lays the founda-
ton of competence. Luck whines; la
Dor whistles. Luck relies on chances
labor on character. Luck strides down
to indulgence; labor strides upward to in
dependence.
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TO The PUBLIC.

RIVER FALLS, Wis, Jan. 22d 1890.
l.. ALBENBERG 4 Co.,
To City of River Falls:
To license transient merchants, fixed by resolu-
ton passed pursuant to Chap $40 Laws of 1882
90 days $500, $500
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Temperance.
CONDUCTED BY THE. w. c. t. U.
Power Of One Man Wen Baeted.

"For God and Home and Native Land"
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Educational.

S. T. IRVINE, ...............-.-..........EDIToR.
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Committee.
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in which the Confederate captains are discusscu.
DR.. Field is able 10 admire Jackson ana Lee ana
to appreciate the point of view OF their southern
followers, as few men Of letters, and' hiee"' IL"
writers Of any kind outside the army, nave done
in the past. Ills review OF Stohe"ali '"ohsoh
Valley campaign will be iound spiri''" ana
luminous and the spirit in which lie views the
Now Soutb throughout his travels is that best
calculated 70 remove the lingering remains of
Soreness and 70 promote that cordial feeling which
i - bc desired for the best good Of the whole
country.
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reference book IN pamphlet form. devoted heartily
10 the Interests Of daifynen and the producers Of milk
and cream for sale IN the large cities. The systems
in practice at Boston, New-York Philadelphia Chicaco
syracuse Lon'on, and Other cities. are fully described
ConstffutiouS PrJducor-' Onions given
also laws relating sale OF milk proceedings OF
Sonyontons In NewY statistics OF the bust
ness etc ctc. Faimr> living IN counti~- adjacent
10 all great Will BE- interested. Published by The
Nov TIihnnr. Frllc Do.
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nnoposAISF0R INnIAN SUPPLIES AND

/ IRAN>TORrATloN. -D.prtment Of ne ln,s,or
s,aied nronD-as dorstd "Proroal- for Beef bids io'
Reef must b. submitted In p1fai. .hNeols', 49, 80,
Flour Clothing. or Trans ' III "I na a Aasr
Nos IS and 81 Woostsrst Newl orSa o WI" Os INK
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"a 600 900 pounds II Beef on thr h9o, "VVVv ht4ns
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80 600 pounds oats 1900 pound re- 600 90
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ant Sioux CITY. Also for such wa.ohs a. may o, ~
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transportation for snoh OF the article Ind st
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WAR SHIPS SINK AT SAMOA

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MANSION nOI ~ BEOOKIlN HEIGHTS.
dlrecfl. oplJ-4'. Waist SOW lDfH minutes walk
nom Fulton OF wast ferry and the Bridge rminu-
accommodations enable T.ts select family
ga transient hotel 200 roons
fNIIf LINCOLN. BROADWAY AID ,2DSr. SELECT
1 family hotel. has 10 rooms now furnished heated
IN steam. crates. and electric light
oon specially low rates Tor spring American and Euro
itau plan 'hNHl'i.N y ~ ~ manager.
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pFPrPIICAY GLIB HANDBOOK.

A handsome pamphlet. describing at length the Re;
nlblican Club movement United states the Na.ona4
and state Leagues and many Of n p.ncipai cup.
The Tribune the Official ,papcr OF the League ao
this the Official handbook Pice % cents Ofder Iron"
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TUTORS. so,tTn'sscs. professor. teacher, al
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cula. for parents MOdcr. languages spoken NIt.lAM
COYRIEEE. 81 +. l7th-st. bet 4h-avc and broadway.
REST TEACHERS. Amor. An and Foreign. supplied
n. for an hranch'- In all lo' alcs no charge ItACH-
H. T. AVERY. America School Bureau. West lith'st
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n ,uprir- Professor Teachcrs Tutors. Doverncsses
&c. TO Colleges school. and Families. Apply 20
Mrs NJ J. lOuNG-FrLTON. 3 Union square.
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CowPFRTHwAIT
PARK Row Chs.ham--t.. noar Chatham square. y v
DRIVATT TUITION FyTHirr STONE tYale.
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Budget OF Political Extra, made up Of one u each Of
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TPIBI-\F ALMANAC. 1890.

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Ut 'N0 IwA,r.rrnN NIGmr lINrml,-.
EnIGn VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cofandt and
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!, fl f.r >i,tngiou ard intermediate points.
a m f.f ,,rrtNn Lyons. l+fliiA 100 h' i'f Bu'a
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chair ear Iunk hannOcA. Connection 70 Reading and
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chair car % Nauch chunk.
10 D. m. for Mauoh Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection TO R.a ing aud Harrisburg.
T.. for Geneva. Lyons. IullfI, Rochester BNN1lO
and he West. pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
HiIdge.
Train. leaving ~ : q. No.. II a M. =. and 10
n for nl points In Mahanoy and lIallcon coal
regions. . . ., .,. 49,.
SUNDAY TRAINS
A. M for Nanch Chunk liaxctOn and intcrmedilt o.
points n for Shenandoah and inferno late paints
y. I'll. Tor Nruch Chtnk and intermediate points
T.. in for tcI.Na. Lyons, Enirt. Rochester Buffalo
and h' pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
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