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M----.- IL .r.-- L----. -----
CURES CoNsUMrTIoN

once and Dlspensary. Room T. lmmen ElocK. g.
Monroe-st.. Grana Rapids Mich.
Cures Deafness. Noises ta the Head Catarrh.
Bronchitis. klrDmatism. Nervous Debility. I'm
p0feucc. barfcuness A0d diseases resultng from
early lndiscrtIons and rAccsses of mani oed ald
isestses Of the Urinary Organs Blood ~tomaclt.
Lungs Eyc aud Lar. hts. 0id sores. brlcllu r.
Dyspepsia. Nerve. spine. Liver Kidney. Hea .
Diseases. Shortness - Breath Back of Heai.
small OF back, al Diseases OF women an children.
and an chronic diseases.
Once hours n. m. % r. ma consultation Tree,
and no charge for services untl cured. Mo0i elnrs
sent everywhere. Make a cal I possible. Dlrse-
tons in al languages.
prAFNESr CIKtD.-l had beeu deaf wears
could not hear 4 clock TICK as curcd tA h-- =
Clay Todd in weeks JOHN DOYLE Kalamazoo
Mich.
was cured OF consumption hy Dr s Clay 1odr
after I lad been pronounced incurabIe by rs.
eminent physir ans in couucil.-J0HA a.. ~ l.
LER - West Creighton Fort Wayne. Ind
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Dresses teNt-S8 x.a.s II
f.fes-es Fsrk-st AS -
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DRESSED ttl try- 49, ~ IeF.ens Ea-f
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Apples-Sa3ss4s , barrel
hraAs 8lAV s4s1el.
kgss-4-a l5e aoEel
b4ltel-- e - ? po-ad.
Potatoes 3ee y alsarl
kaEaAers' Produce
bGIter-l-}s s li.a , ss4a4.
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Potatoes So p husheL
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BEANS sl-aesi 3 : buShel
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

aa vas reported, and the rails we're in
good condition,
The trucks Of The wrecked coach
we're next examined, The wheels
were Ia good condition and everything
connected even after the i0lung incident
W the wreck, There was no litW IN any
Oi the ilanges Or lbe wheels, hence the
cause OF lke coach leaving the track sllll
remains 6hTOuded in mystery,
The inYealgaiion COniinued until ilYe
O'GlONlf when tle COnnner returned 20
Massiilon on a special trail furnished by
lhe company returning 70 Canton later IN
the evening,
A clue " the Identity Of the old lady
who was killed has been established, and
the body WAS sent 10 Nnrwalk, o., whittier
Hhe Was lpund when the accident oo'
cured,
II was reported that several passengers
were Of The opinion that the train was
running too rapidly and That, noticing
that tho train WAS about ~ 90 over tres,
tle on which was q curve, three men 'm-
ingly being struck simultaneously with
the impression that danger Was near az
hand, arose aud reached for the bell rope,
They we're two late however 40 ile wheels
loft the track q moment afterwards,
The old man who was reported 40 being
seriously Injured was Ruiliciently recOy,
cred yesterday 10 he sent 10 Ills dehlIna'
ton, Marietta,
Tie coroner will continue his lnvesilga.
ilOn Monday when tho testimony Of other
witnesses viii be taken,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Tolndo nndlv ninrrnntlod.

TOLEDO, o., Doc. 90.--lSpooial. l-The
appointment Of Allan Il. Hrlmsmade as
Attorney for The Northern District OF Ohio
TO succeed Col. Alexander, OF Wan Vert,
recently doceascd, Ia u big blow 10 the Re-
publlcans by President Harrison and
ono they find hard 10 take.
II was u forogono conclusion here that
j. d, Ford, one OF our best attorneys and u
working Republican OF long years stand
ing would got the place, and disappoint-
mont IL very bitter, leading 10 the use Of
hard words.
Tho cnso IL the moro oxnsperRting as
Brimsmnde halls from Cleveland, so hope
lesely showed IN by the Democratic
cyclone, while Toledo increased her Re-
publican minority over recent years.
Harrison stock is now drug on the
mnrltol
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
BLAlNES BELLlGERENCE.,
May Dye Our ChOice Selection oi Seal.
skins Red.
Congress Called Upon 10 Show Fight or
Hun-rNewe Of the Day Fresh From the
Wires.

WAauNlTON, Dec, 20, Special. THE
prObahn rejection Of tue british tender q
arbitration Ia the II hiring Sea controversy
has been announced by Secretary blaine
% Alr Julian Pauueeprle, Tho hilteruGss
between Mr. Blaine aud Lord Salisbury,
said 10 have arisen out Ut course nepotlA-
Hons, IL precelytd here 10 constitute ID
mltcrlal ohslrnelon 10 u continuance NJ
cllprip towards settlement, especially
after tho diplomatic relations betVeen two
governments ahnll have been further
strained by the energetic mannerin which
Mt blaine ~ preparing 10 show up the
hOllowneha aud unfalrneha OF the british
arbitration project IL ID because OF seem.
lng hppeleaaneHA Of a prospect Of "a settle.
ment bypeactful meaua and the mecca.
atty Of almost instantly resolving
upon a new course Uf conduct
for the United States the President has
determined 70 lay the matter fully before
Congress aud 10 apply for Legislative 40.
eiptanee IN shaping and enforcing policy
for tho Immediate future. II N under.
stood the president II ready 90 fight and
only wants Congress 10 say the word,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
AssIoNmENr OF CASES

for the Fret week Of the january Term
The following assignment of cases h
Common Pleas court for the first week o
the January term has been madoi
Court Room No, /, Judge Peace propld
Ing,
MONDAY, JANUARY o,
70li- Lawrence W. Conncll.
Gs26 Wendllng w Russell.
5On stonohill w Werner etal.
NOd-Bolt1 ot ux va RolE otn nl,
TUESDAY, JANUARY q,
Ga7s= Winnfeld w SwoiHor ot nj,
An8U Cecil ~ hl Va Willard OtRl.
bN1-Ohio Mutual Live Stock Insurance
Go. w Western Union Telegraph Co.
G523- Mott Bros, va lioil,
VEpHrsnAY, JANUARY Z,
bs0O- noolIn w Connolly.
2s23- Rose W ulrich
bgi- Carey Bros, VI Grcoycmoyor Va
Phclpa a Reeh
5sOl Willard Va wnlIard's Admins.
traitor.
rnuuaply, JANUARY X,
35l-Hair W Atwell.
Ulbl-AdHma VI Smiley,
GiHi= George Va Miller
COOS -lloaalor w Ohio Mutual I've Stock
Insurance Co,
G'isb--Cnmpbell Va Alliance.
FRIDAY, JANuAUY0,
dGGG-Nlat Va Andrews,
Oi31- Ohio OK rol j, j. Clark w Canton
Gas q Coke Go.
G17G-Lonnbauah W Borts.
0DlD Doomoy w Canton.
O052-Crowl et al w Boory'a Admins.
trator,
Court room No. ., Judge Taylor, Prosid.
Ing,
MONDAY, JANUARY o.
Motion Docket.
GaOi Lamborn'a Trustee w Tcctcrs ct
al,
69o5 Lumborn 4 Grays Trus, w Toe.
tora 10 nl.
62lG Rue Va Lnmborn'a Assignee.
70B7-Littlc w Rnodcl ct al.
GOI0- Mumaw w Detroit Radiator Co. ot
nj,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 0,
06a2 Daniels va Daniels.
1l61-Trump'a Admir-, va Trump ct al.
BsSi MorlOdgo w Mays Ot nl
600 Farmers Bank Va Koofcr 4
Schmidt.
l0sl-Antram Va M. Union College.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Z,
GlS0-Aston Va Aaton,
G573- Miller w Johuson ot al.
GGl0-Clnrk va Bowen otHl.
672b- Brandt w Brandt,
67Oi- CORTLAND Wason Co. w McQ N'd
OF al,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8.
G00l-llonry Ennocking & Co. w Bowen
ot NJ.
B1sG-.Cosuilly ot al w Knrp ct al.
W26-llowltr 4 liurdiCk Go. vs. Canton
Jowclry Co.
$3.50 l'rncy pugh a Co. Murphy et al
B0sl-l'Hncy pugh 4 CO. w Hughes ct
al
GO20- Wise Va Wiso's Ex'rs.
FRIDAY, JANuARY o.
Gosi Schiclt Va Witwers Ex'rs.
7006-Lohmun va Bly0r.
7iB5-Krauso q Co. Va Warwick Coal Co.
7lBB--Stolnmots va Knots.
7lbG-ln the matter OF the alleged lunacy
Of Joseph Matthews.
7lSG- Pearson W. Connotot nl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
FURNACE OPERATORS uLrlMAruM.


YOUNGSTOWN, o., Dec. % -Informa.
tion was obtained Saturday afternoon
from an authoritative source as TO the
demands made by the furnace operators
of the Mahoning and Shenango valleys
of the railroads and the coke combine
The concessions demanded are as fol-
lows; A reduction of 20 cents per ton
on all freight from the Connellsville
coke region to the two valleys; reduc-
tion of % cents per ton on limestone
from all quarries in the two valleys, and
40 cents reduction per ton in the pur.
chase price of coke. The operators are
u unit in shutting down Jan. if the de-
mands are not conceded
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
sAcluLD THAT CAUSES LookJAw


Discovered by Philadelphia Doctor.
The Disease to bc Cured by Inoculntlon.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2e,-Dr. n. II.
Sandes, Of the veterinary department OF
the University Of Pennsylvania, who
has been making close study Of te-
tanus or lockiaw in It's various forms,
announced Saturday night that he had
found the bacilli that causes tetanus.
81 have made number Of expert.
menis, sNid DR.. Sandes, which TO my
mind are periectly satisfactory and leave
no doubt Of my having found the source
of this dread disease will In few
days secure unumbcr Of animals predis.
posed TO the disease and after they have
been inoculated TO prove my hacilli the
right one ! will Nuke more positive
announcement"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
THE DEAD,


MISS IDA HALL, RhefrodHyille, o,
lLRONARD WlhDMAN, enroute "a
Marietta,
MRs. LOUISA WlEnMAN, hla wife,
q H. MAURElt, Tower I'M, III,
MISS CARRIE MAuRER, his sister,
UNKNOWN LADY, aged about 60 years,
TnE lNfuREp,
The following 10 a llat Of the peFaona 80
poricd iniuredi
lrn Cowen, Norwhlk, head bruised,
Ed, Lnndla, conductor, taken from
wreck In an uneoncluua condition,
william Hall, SheTodhyille, shoulder
badly Injured
w, W. Graham, Of Norwalk, Internal
Inlurlea. VIII probably die,
Mrs, Louisa Piper, Of Pike toWnnhlp,
conclusion Of The brain,
William Gortngor, Ada, hurtlnternally,
Charles Conrad, Maaalllon, skull split
onen,
Unknown old mait
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
nnnponp ALMosr ro spLINrEns.

Coroner Schaofer returned from tho
scene Of the wreck early this morning, and
was soon afterwards interviewed by a
NEws.D DGMooRAr reporter.
ut wns a terrible AFFAIR." said he.
"Thore were, na nenr ms wo can estimate,
fourteen persons In the car nj tho tlmo
tho wreck occurred. or these all have
been accounted for, but there ID somo
qrounda for thinking that an unknown Ia
stIli plnned under tho wreck. Arriving
al Mnpslllon Thursday evening, DIR. Open
heimor, a NEWS DEMOCRAT representative
and myself, were taken to the scene Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

Mary Marks, wife Of John Marks, oi
Sandy township, had 10 children Ia "a
years, oil living when last heard from,
Marks was u common lRborer, aud ind
Ing himself unable 70 provide for sn
numerous a household, cowardly deserted
his post, Mra, Marka, like Niobe Of old,
was fond OF her offspring, and shed tears
because her husband bad left her before
she had the twentieth,
Apr9poHTWillltm Alhh", oI lawrence
townahIp, had twenty'one children, hy
three wives, all living,
II N well 10 know something about how
our ancestors lived, least We drift so far
away from ihe old fashioned ways, a. TO
forget who We are, aud from whence We
came, l., S,
December, 1880,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
. CONDENSED ono NEWs.

Bert Cadwallader shot and killed
jasper La2ure, at Blanchester, and then
jumped through u window and fed,
pursued by u hundred men, who fired
when within range, Finding he could
not escape, Cadwallader shot and killed
himself.
A quarrel arose over n game Of poker
at New Lisbon. when John Morrison
struck G. w. Klohman on the head with
n hatchet, fractu1ng the skull in an
awful manner
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
MISS JONES GETS BACK.
adams nouschrcpor Returns with Ills
Money iIis Notrs ami Ills Affections,

adams li"usclreper Returns with Ills
Money, iiis Natrs ana Ills Affections,
ScorrpALE, Pa Dec 29,-Nlss Jones,
alias Frisbonu, the housckoopor who
stirred mp Eyerson about two weeks ago,
by disappearing with 81 200 in money
aud notes belonging 10 Henry Adams,
an aged miner, residing There, was ar.
rested IN Pitlsburg ON Saturday and
brought 10 Adams home, when a settle
ment wNe effected Miss Jones will re.
sumo her duties as housolceper bat
must transact all the business and take
care Of all the funds Adams says he Is
willing 70 renew the confidence in his
old hou,ckeepor, and speaks Of the
many lonesome nights which he spent
without her.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Thloyou nnla a pnaInoap ploct.

CINCINNATI, Doc. 20. - [Special1 -
Thieves are aling the town. They raided
the five story building southeast corner
Of Filth and Main, occupied by dozen
firms and got forty.threo hundred dollars
In money and bonds of which four thou
sand was taken from 9. M. Bixbaum,
shoe manufacturer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
An EXAMPLE oF COMBINED PHYSICAL Ann

Peter DiekerhOof came 10 Stark county
IN 1909, aud settled Ia Plain township,
his daughter betsy, lreoorded Elizabeth in
her IaniReheinj was woman IN thOus'
and, She early eyinced q spirit Ut inde'
pendence, and an ambition 20 do work
equal 10 q man, Although not particular
ly stout in appearance, she was well Knit
and capable Of great endurance, She
aeeured the contract 10 open thernad from
berlin 10 GreentoWn, and II la said she
cut down more trees Than any man ahe
had employed, She was never content
with doing ordinary hOuaework such as
would satisfy most women, but was always
on the lookout for contracts, FEELING
timber and clearing up ground, seemed
20 he her delight, hh6 never married,
though many oilers were presented, hlie
feared being eurtalled Ia her liberty, She
seemed determined That mo peni up Utica
should contract her powera,N We're she
now living, she could BOT many Of our
street contractors an example worthy Vt
Imitation,
AN OLD FARiHONED CUSTOM THAT NEEDS
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Death of an Old Man.

Mr., Frank Halter n resident of Jackson
township, died Tuesday night az 2 O'Clock
nged W years, from iujuries received In u
fall three months ago,
Mr.. Halter WAS an old soldier and hnd
a distinguished military record, having
servG1 IN tho French army under
Napoloon
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
plleal pileal Fllenl

Looso's Rcd clover pile resnedy, is d
positive specific for all forms of the dis.
cqse. Blind Bleeding, Itching, Ulccrpt.
cd and Protruding Piles. No cure no pay.
Price ~ cents. For sale by oil druggists
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
MonMoNs 70 LGAVE UTAH,


Thousand People 10 Go There,
LnN, O., Dee 90. Mr. y, O. Eau,
rot, q wellkuown banker Of Lima. who
iB also president Of the Columbus Lims
and Northwestern railroad, and largely
Interested in railway enterprise IN
Mexico, returned home FROM New York
Sunday aud announces the couamnmu'
ton Of u deal with John W, Young,
eldest son Of Che late Brigham Young,
whoroby the lattor mrsintopomrsiou
Of 8,OOu,OOn nTrs Of lnnd, which was
granted 20 Nh fnurot by the Mexican
government three years pgo, The land
h located IN the northern pmt Of Mex
leo, About three ycara ago Mr. Faurut
obtained valuable grant from the
MoNicNp government, which includes
tho lands, the stipulation being
Tho Construction ~ - Halfway
extending from Dcming, n, NJ, to the
Cashitabompu bayou, ON the Pacific
coast The Mexican government, In
connection with this grant offers 5000
10 every Mmly and $50 to every single
man who locates permanently on this
land, Mr.. Young has 1000 people who
viii colombo ON these lands, and II rs
understood that they ure al Mormons
who now reside In Utah. Since the
Mornons hope 20 gct nwuy from rcstric,
tions placed on them by the United
states, mud they eau toach and practice
without hping molc8trd, Mr.,
Faurot does not wish 10 state the CON
Bdemtion, but the amount involved "a
very large, lie win now devote his at-
tontion 20 the completion Of the
Columbus, Luna aud Northwestern
road, which rs In fine condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

Later accounts Of the terrible accident
which occurred on she Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie railroad NJ point near Boliyer con.
firm the frat reports sent out aud add
greatly 10 the horror Of the situatlOn,
When II was reported that four men were
killed, the accident was cOnhhored tulil'
clonily horrible, hut now the number 10
awellcd 10 ok and two others will In all
probability die to-day,
Tho following corrected report OF the
accident IN given 10 our rchdcra 4lwough
the medium Of a representative Dispatch
cd 10 the spot soon after the occurrence
OF the accident
Late Thursday afternoon message
was received at the News DEMOCRAT oiilce
stating that serious wreck had occurred
on the Wheeling a Lake llHe railroad
near Bolivar, and that several persons
had boen Killed, Coroner Schnofor was
az once notified aud a short time lNtor ho
received the following telegram Come
10 Bolivar at once. Big railroad accident
W, G. BLAoR.n
Tho Coroner NJ once procured convey
nnco and accompAnitd 4 hy Dr., Onenhoimer
and NEwa.DEMooltAr reporter started
for the scene OF the accident by way Of
Navarro. Within 4 hours after tho de.
pnrture the NEws'DEMo0gAr was In re.
ceipt Of the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
'HORLED TO DEATH
A Passenger Coach llEeS 0
Plunge
---s--=sa-
0f Thirty-three Feet Into a
Deep Raylne-'-Six Per-
sons Killed--Eight
Injured.
Full Particulars OF the Terrible
Accident on the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad,
A Democrat Reporter at the
soenecf tho Wreok...qhe Co
Foner'a Inquest To-day.

The orpana ana hhrieka Of tho py'
ina Mingled with Cries Of Help
From Those Imprisoned In the Illfated
coash.--Latest From the Scene Of the
Catastrophe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

Loose's rcd clover pills euro sick Head
ache Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipa-
ton, % cents per box, boxes or 81. For
sale fy nll druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Az TuE TRAM NnARED Tnn ulnsn1E

near Bolivar, tho roar conch suddenly left
the track, about 20 feet from Tic end OF
the trostlo, aud bounded along the ties,
running first 10 ono side aud then 10 tho
Other, until point one hundred feet from
tho nbutmcnt had been reached. AZ this
point II seemed TO hc suddenly gifted with
life. Apparently loaping into the q rps u
polaing itself for u sudden spring II
lurohrd 20 the side and In n twinkllng
plunged over the side OF the trcetlo carry.
Ing ila precious burden Of human freight
down TO destruction and death.
The tiosllo over which tho doomed
coach plunged In three quarters Of milo
IN length, and spans valley In which are
farming lands, with the Tuscarawaa river
flowing through them.
AZ the point whore the coach went ovor,
the trcstlo is 33 feot high.
Section hands were engaged at work
under the bridge, aud being oognizant OF
the fact that something was wrong over
head, ran for their lives, and not m0-
ment too soon, as the conch camo crash
ing down few seconds after thoy hnd
vacated the spot One OF tho laborors
said that the coach turned twice In The
air bofore II struck the ground.
In falling, the coach struck on lie side
and was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
Ayers
Hair Vigor

not only prevented my wiie ir0m becoming
bald, but Il also oaused an entirely new
growth 0f hair, am ready tOeeriiy 10 this
statement before q Justice Of the peaee,n-
~ liulaehus, Lewiaburgh, Iowa,
Some years ago, after q severe attack 0t
hralu fever my hair all came out / used
such preparations ior restoring II as my phy,
alelAna ordered but failed 10 produce A
nowtli Of hair I then tiiri, sueoesslyely,
several articles recommended by duggiais,
nnll all alike fell short Of accomplishing tho
desired result The last remedy applied
was Ayers Hair VigoE which brought
growth NJ hair IN few weeks. think 1
u'ed eight bottles In two years. more than
was necessary ~ a restorative, but liked il
~ dressing, and have continued 10 use il
lof mat purpose, believe Ayers Hair
VlRpr possesses virtues hlT above those of
any similar preparatl0npOW on tho marltet,n
vincent Jones, hlolWaud Ind,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25
rANncuLARs or mN NnnnN.

Tho Wheeling 4 Lake Eric nhgDQnRef
train No. 0, south bound, wha howlina
along through the country. ~ afhigh rate
Of speed, the passengers nll bnctpoiP,Wqf
the Imminent danger whom tlit NedRe
Of n sudden shock, luroh, 1iuil NlgIY u
u plunge, acomngy into the Very .loptha
Of eaeu lno csrlO' ,,rs was experienced bl[R
snaEKs on THE WOUNDED AND>hfdso ID
were mingled with the orioa 6ffcflS from
those plnionod undor the wrocR Ahd the
All was confusion, aud chaos r0iguOd
supreme. Mon lost their h0nds' aud ran
wildly about wrlnplng their htlhdb Ahd,aG-
ding 10 tho general excitement. '''
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-25

Coroner Sehatfer aud Dr. Openhemer
returned 20 The scene OF the disaster this
morning, and are engaged In taking teatl-
mony concerning the cause Of the acct.
dent,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-31
The Gateway City Manf'g Co.'S.
Overalls for sale at r. n. Jenson's.
The Dog-Days.


1t is in the month of August, we
helieve. that "the dOg-star RACES,
and hence it is that the sulJry wealth.
er which usually comes in this month
takes the name Of the ''dog-days. -
Everybody is hunting for some cool
spot, some tour in which the charms
of forest, stream, and mountain will
bring relief. For Northwestern peo-
pie, the pleasantest trip that can be
taken is one over the line of 1.-The
Burlington" $50 miles along the east
bank of the Mississippi. There are
many pleasant villages along the line,
where the traveler will find good ac.
commodatiOns. excellent sport in fish
ing, and have Testful time. For
tickets by this line, timetables, and
any information, apply to your local
railroad agent, or write to W. j. G.
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent C. B. & n.
r. r., st. Paul, Mimi.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-31

HASTINGS, July pa gang of horse
thieves. supposed to be from the Black
Hills country, have been doing effect
i've work in this community for the
past two weeks and have succeeded in
running off between thirty and forty
horses. About seventy-iive farmers
met in secret session in this city, or
gdnized and propose to resort to mob
violence if the business is continued
n. -- -ee'ss-ht Pioneer
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-31

The coming event of the season will
be the presentation of this beautiful
comedy at Opera Hall on Monday even
ing, August 18th, by the Noble Ora.
matte Company. This play is having
a big run in the larger cities. and it is
through the management of Mr.. The
lander that the citizens of River Falls
have chance to witness this company
in the most successful play of the day
The company is strong one and tray
ell in their own private palace car and
carry a first-class band and orches-
ira. Let the people of our city show
that they appreciate "A first-class en-
tertainment by giving them a full
house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-31

The fourth quarterly meeting for
the conference year will be held next
Sunday and Monday in the Methodist
church. The morning sermon will be
preached by the pastor, and the sacra-
rament will be administered. The
evening service will be conducted by
the presiding elder, Rev. Z. Bradford,
Jr.; a love feast will precede the ser.
mon, and the quarterly conference
Will be held in the church parlors
Monday afternoon at half past two.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-31

Theodore Roosevelt will contribute
to IIarper's Bazaar. published July 18th
review of Mrs. Clusters new book
Following the Guidon. The same
number of the Bazaar will contain Miss
Elizabeth Bisland's second paper on
An American WOman's First Season
in London"