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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-24
First publication June 10. 1890. ]
EORTCAGE FORECIOSuRE SALE

EIRCUIT COURT-Picrce County.
- T. 5. McCart, plaintiff against J. J. Heisei-
man ct al, defendants
Notice is hereby given that 10y virtue of and
pursuant TO the Judgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered and entered in the above entitled
action on the l2th day of June A. D. 1889, shall
offer for sale and sell 10 the highest bidder for
cash at the front door OF the pOst-Office in the
the I'd day of August A. d. 1890, at one o'clock in
the afternoon of that day, the premises in and by
said judgment directed TO be sold, to-wit The
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter and
the south half of the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section seven "a in town.
ship twenty (25) of range seventeen ~ west
in Pierce county, Wisconsin.
ROBERT S. Robson,
Sheriff Pierce County, Wis.
BY A. ii. LORD. Under sheriff.
SMITH & VANNATTA, Plffs. Attys 9-6w
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The nations debt stood at 2,756 mill
lions in 1885 In round numbers, bearing
interest of Isl millions annually. 1t
now stands at 92l millions, bearing %
millions interest. More than one-half
of Tie debt has been paid during the
past ten Years.
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RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN, THURSDAY JULY "a $780,

The latest count of the census re-
turns of Chicago makes her popula-
ton 1,l0I. 1853. If these figures are
confirmed by the official count. Chica-
go will stand second in size among the
the cities of the country.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-24

The charge that the requirements 20
the Bennett law, says the Milwaukee
Sentinel, are an unreasonable restric
ton of the time that may be given to
religious instruction in the parochial
schools, is preposterous. That law re-
quires secular institution for only
twelve weeks out of the fifty-two fol-
children between the ages of and Ia
years. Allowing the usual ten weeks
for exclusive religious instruction as
parents and teachers may determine.
If the utmost claims of the need of re-
ligious instruction in schools are al
lowed, surely thirty weeks exclusive
of ten summer weeks, must be regard
ed as ample. But the Bennett law
does not prohibit or interfere with re-
ligious instruction in the parochial
schools even during the twelve weeks.
1t only requires that a certain small
amount of English shall be taught
during this time, along with religious
instruction or any other instruction
parents or teachers may desire.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-24


The following persons are entitled
TO pensions under the new Dependent
Pension law recently passed by Con-
gress and approved by the President:
Soldier or seaman who has served
not less than ninety days and been
honorably discharged. now materially
disabled by permanent physical or
mental disability, whether of service
origin or not, not the result of vicious
habits.
Widow whose husband has served in
the army or navy not less than ninety
days and been honorably discharged,
has since died from any cause, and
who is without other means of support
than her daily labor.
Children under l6 years of age, or,
if older, who are insane, idiotic OF
otherwise permanently helpless.
Mother or father whose son had died
leaving neither widow nor minor
child, from disability which would en-
title him to pension under prior laws
if living. and who is at present in de-
pent circumstances.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

To be Awarded at the Pierce County
Central Fair, to be Held at Els
worth, Wis, Wednesday. Thursday,
and Friday, Sept "a. 25 and %, 1890.
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$4,000 Worth Of Monuments
To Re SON Car,r ~ THE NExr 80 DAYS.

To BE Sotp CIEAr ~ Tbs NEXT so DAYS.
This stock. being both Marble and
Granite. was manufactured during the
past winter while labor ruled low, and
will be sold at much lower price than
if made during the summer season.
If You are thinking Of placing fine
monument. call a 0ncs and see the low
figures We have on these goods; as they
are al expected to go in the next 30
days.
an orders received soon can be set
UP before Decoration day.
Il. y. PETERSON.
Office, Store and Factor Y 245 y. Main ST
STILLwATLR, MINI.
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The Board of Managers appointed at
the recent /. o. o. +. Grand Lodge
meeting to establish the proposed Odd
Fellows Home, have decided to locate
the institution at Green Bay, the in
ducements offered there being deemed
the most advantageous. The home
gets large tract of land, on which is
located the old orphan asylum, fine
building we'll adapted TO the purposes
of the Home, for sc, 500 cash, and the
Green Bay Odd Fellows will raise
So 900 of this sum. Another building
will be erected there by the Grand
Lodge, TO cost about $4,000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-24

Presidential. II. Warner.
Secretary-C. II. Crownhart.
Treasurer. G. Denniston.
LIST Vice Pres.-D. w. Woodworth.
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Republican County Convention.

J. /. LfNpEhMAN,
Chairman of Committee.
Dated July IA. 1890
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Department IX-Flowers.

ulrpIay OrIlUlWHldI IOIIdbt TItllNs : y y
Boquets must be so arranged and tied that
they mGy be handled without disarranging them.
ornamental foliage plants will be held TO mean
all plants usually cultivated more Tor the beau
ty of foliage than of bloom.
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Railroad Tsn,e- Tables.

EE-Trains No. Is for 81. Paul connects at Hud-
son for all points on lake Superior: also for
Green Bay, Black River Falls. Eau Claire and
Men0ulonic, also with daylight train for Chi
eago, Milwaukee aud Madison.
ss-Train No. 81 connects at Hudson with
vesiibule train for Chicago and Milwaukee, also
with fast train for Duluth, Superior, Ashland
and all Lake Superior points.
Coupon Tickets or sale for all principal points
in the United States.
F. P. AINswORTH. Agent.
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Department V-Blrds.

Department V-Blrds.
Glass I.
Rest trie Light Brahma, Dark Brah-
ma, Buff White add Partridge Ceeh-
in. Plymouth Rock, Langshan,
Black Spanish, Hamburgs, Polands,
tame Fowls. or any variety listed in
the American standard OF Excel
lenee." each variety W 90
Best pair common turkeys, bronze
turkeys, ducks. geese, pea fowls,
guinea fowls, each variety w ~
Best s,h show o. poultry " one "a 400 800
Best collection Of Gagged birds 90 90
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Glass I-Musie, Musical Instruments and Sewing
Machines.
No premiums awarded in this class.
In this department will be displayed curosties OF
all kinds, admitted free Of charge.
] L. o. airltil 4
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Department Ill Sheep.
Department IV-Swins.

In classes one, two, three and four the judges
must be furnished with pedigree of parity OF
blood, or entries will be ruled OUT
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In classes one, two. three, four and five the
Judges must be furnished with pedigree of pur-
ity of blood, or animals will be ruled out. tx-
hibitors OF five in sweepstakes and of herds
must be owners. In no case can they be made
up for the occasion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-07-24

ss- Apply here before ordering elsewhere. %
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Department XII-Fine Arts.

tufteu work or othef pm CUSHION %
Any piece Of work Of merit not on this list, can
be entered under its appropriate name and given a
premium at the discretion Of the judges.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-10
Great Celebration Provided by the City of
Portland

PORTLAND. Ne, July 4, 1890. The
Fourth Of July celebration, given by the
city Of Portland in honor of the Army of
the Potomac has been great success
The morniu. was foegy, but the sky par
tally cleared before the parade. The
streets were crowded. probably 10000
strangers, or more, being in the city. The
first event was the grand pafade. This
consisted of 500 men from the naval YES
sells stationed in the harhor commanded
by Lieutenant Commander Belknap. Next
came all the militia companies in the state,
under Adjt. Gen Henry NJ. Sprague; after
them Grand Army posts and Sons of Vet
Grams and Knights of the Golden Eagle.
The last vision consisted of a large num-
her of firemen including the Portland de-
pariment and many visiting companies.
All the principal cities IN this section of
the state sent steamers. and villages were
represented by companies with hand en-
gines. The procession was 35 minutes in
passing given point. The parade was re-
viewed by the distinguished guests and
veterans OF the army of the Potomac from
a large grand stand in Lincoln Park. In
the centre were stationed Gen. Sher-
man, Hon. Hannibal Hamlin Gen. Devens
Gen. Porter, Gen. Collins. Admiral Cher
adj and stafi Gov Rurleigh and staff and
Others. just before the parade began
Gen. Butler. wearing white yachting tap.
stepped on the platform and was cordially
greeted
As soon a. the parade had passed, the
generals were driven to the wharf, where
steamer was taken for Little Cheahcague.
There Clam bake was served to 500 people.
When 1t was over Congressman Boulclle
was called on for remarks and responded
very briefly Mayor MelCher made brief re-
marks, thanking Mir. Boutellc for hi~ eff
forts IN getting the war vessels here, anf
then the party returned to the CITY tn be
present at the fire works In the evening
4 contest between the fire companies
held on Portland street, drew thousands of
people 10 that locality Poitland compan-
jos were not admitted to the contest In
steamers there were three enIrics-Fair-
field, Long Reach Of Bath aud Cnbbo~>ee
OF Gardiner The FIRST prize was awarded
to Fairfield, which PLAYED $50 feet second
prize to Cobboe~ec Of Gardiner, 221 feet.
The hand-cngiue contest male great anuSe-
meut There were Fix entries kennrhcc
ct Brunswick. AndroscocgIn OF Iopsham.
Niagara Of Brunswick. nrigu ~ Ellsworth.
Tcoulc OF Ellsworth FAILS. and Gen. Bates
II Lisbon Falls HE irst prize Was
AWARDED to DITigo of Ellsworth, 2l4 feet;
second prize. Niagara Of Brunswick. 1875
feet In the hose race, IN which the mcu
ran Gop feet and got a stream PLAYING. there
were inUr entries. VIZ independent OF
Richmond. Continental " Gardiner, Dc,uge
81 Brewer. and Eagle Of Gardner. The
first prize was awarded 70 independent ~
Richmond: time. I'm 10. second prize.
Continental Of Gardner time. I'm lo l2>.
one ~ the principal feature, Of tic day
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Congressional.

Monday. June Gothic Senate The bill
for the admission of Idaho was taken up
and advocated by Mr.. Cullom; the Agri-
cultural bill was passed.
The House Discussion of the National
Election bill was continued. and many
speeches were made for and against the
measure.
Tuesday ,-Tne Senate The bin for the
admission of Idaho was passed without di-
vision; the Senate voted to insist on its
amendments concerning session clerks TO
the Legislative bill
The House The Lodge Election bill was
discussed and some amendments were
made the final vote will be taken to-day.
Wednesday,-The Senate The Senate
voted to recede from its amendments to
the Legislative Appropriation bill, ana the
measure now goes TO the President; Mr..
Frye introduced and advocated his two
bills for the improvement of the American
merchant marine.
The House: The Lodge Federal Elec-
ton bill was passed by vote of l55 to
l49, after considerable filibustering by the
Democrats.
Thursday Senate Mr. Fry's ship
ping bills were debated, but a vote on
them was not reached; number of nomi-
nations were received from the President,
among them that of Adam Z. King, of
Maryland, to be Consul General at Paris
The House: The conference report on
the District of Columbia Appropriation
bill was presented
In Committee The conferees on the
Silver bill held meeting; little progress
was made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-10

Mr., d. HI. Swan has sold his property
at Waterville, known as the Peter De-
Rocher place, to Hon. I. C. Libby of
Burnham. 1t is one of the finest places in
the city. The family will 90 to Portland
this month.
Mrs. NJ. A. Whitaker started from Bos-
ton last week, for Ellsworth, out is de-
tanned by sickness at Waterville. Mrs NJ
E. Pearson of Chelsea, Mass. is with her
On Tuesday of last week as Mr.. W. H.
Colby of Norridgewock, was at work on
his barn, he reached down to get a plank
a man was handing him, when the staging
gave away and he fell eighteen feet, head
first, striking on his head and shoulder
He was unconscious about half an hour.
HIS left arm was injured so be could not
use it much for awhile He is about his
farm again this week.
July 8.
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Braohii
The advancing summer brings tn our sea
girt town lots of old citizens from other
states and with them come others who,
when they have made the initial visit. are
sure to come again.
Quite humber VI our younger men
enjoyable time.
Among the arrivals of late, note Sam
uel Hazen who has been at sea for the
past year; also Miss Pauline Freethy who
Is spending her vacation at her mother,
Mrs. Isaac Freethy's.
On the Thursday boat came Frank Car
! ter. (son of G, W. Carter from Boston.
| where he has been clerking He also
/ brought bride with him. having married
| Miss Hattie +. Brown of Boston.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Higgins of
/ Brockton, Mass, came the 9Th. and are
/ the guests Of Mrs. Geo Bartlett
/ Horace Pease and wife are in town, the
/ guests Vt Mrs. Nellie Atherton. Mrs.
! Pcase Will remain through the hot weather,
/ at West View.
Mr.. and Mrs William Porter aud son of
West O.dtown, Maine. are still here.
( boarding with Mr.. 4. Il. Carter Mr.. Por-
ter j. gradually gaining his health.
Mrs. Davis, thu mail carriers wife. Is
/ gaining in health
John " Bridges who ha> u VI visiting
/ his partr here for a tew weeks, leaves
| for h. work III Boston Monday, the 9Th
O +. Carter has paid visit to his
l.. de-. s.,
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Death In a Mine.

Capt. Wilfred o. Springer, of the Mas
iodon mine sustained injuries Wednesday
morning which proved fatal Capt. Spring
er had men to work in the open pit on
contract. large mass of bad ground
was visible aud the miuers expected its
downfall for a couple of days but it held
so fast that on the morning in question
the captain resolved to build a staging
and 90 at 1t himself. A hole was being
put In preparatory to blasting when 1t was
loosened and fell to the bottom, carrying
staging, human and all. Steve Mitchell, A
miner well-known here, Vas buried beneath
the ground but managed to dig his way
out. His injuries are a broken wrist, back
and hip bruised. This happened between
the hours of eight and nine O'Clock. Both
men were taken to the surface, the doctor
sent for but Ia an hours time the warm
heart Of the fearless captain ceased to beat.
His left side received the injuries. Mourn
ing his sad death are many, He leaves a
wife and two children. The funeral march
took place from the house to the depot
yesterday morning and his remains We're
placed upon the passenger train and CON
Neycd TO Quinncsec, " here services were
held in the Methodist church. which was
Oiled by a concourse OF brotherly loving
people from the various range towns
The Methodist pastor of Norway led in
PRAYER aud was assisted in the funeral ser
vices BY Rev. + q Jones. Of This city, and
then the body Of the true man was laid in
its iinal resting place.
Capt Springer was born In Franklin. Me
thirty one years ago. Eleven years ago he
ir>t saw the Mcnuminee rang" and >ub>e-
queutiy made his home at Vulcan He
had worked IN various NJ hcS on The range
ana Was a resident Of Mastodun FOR three
years. at which place he assumed th title
Of captain last fall and every day proved
himself 10 be more than capable Of filing
the position. Always tircless and hard
worker, and his continued honest disposl-
iion won praises rom all. Fearless a. he
was he did not realize how near he was
working on the jaws Of death. hut real
lied the danger of having Others working
rhcr" and therefore the SAD news of his
fate Capl. Srrn-cr> Survivors in the
family are \ father and sister 10 Frank
In Me q brother III Portland Me pa>j1.
Of this city and |. 7 Springer. shipping
clctk NJ the east Vulcan niue w. 9he Uu.
tlaHe brN Of Chrystal Falls Michigan.
June =
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sunset.
Frank Small arrived home from Port
land, Saturday.
E. s. and A. NJ. ID. Small have gone to
Devil Island, where they have employ
ment.
The remains of Mrs. Mary A. Allen. a
former resident of this town, were brought
to So. Deer Isle, July 4, for interment.
Miss Annie Henneries returned home
from Boston, Saturday, where she has had
employment for some time.
A dance began in Music Hall, Green's
Landing, Thursday. and continued three
days.
A large number have arrived for
"good time
Mrs. Edmund Stinson who has been seri-
ously i'll is improving in health.
MITHRIDATEs.
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County News.
Eas. La,uo!ne AMI its Surroundings.


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va '"' yep l'' altogether y - wat
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IAc four nr~i.i schooner unw lttug at
thr jcr wharf j. taxing .u irc a. fa~c -
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he ferry steamer g w thapin 81, a,
hrF wharf receiving thorough painting
preparatory tn camnenc H. hri regular
tTIPN- |. iut"r'4thhm. captain ti-
win + Nea.'y, q. J. And tapt + Locke,
assistant
Master G. LoNutl YrunE AMI 8 ~mar
GREW II workmcu have nearly dui-hri the
urluous wurA ~ widening th,. f,rr. >l3p al
steamboat WHAT aui u may roN h,. PRO.
nnEuc,G ,hc a->, wharf III EASTERN Maine.
new r,,f s,ta h.. t.,...,, ,,,,fI,.....i AN
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t..vn.,,,.I a,yd.y ann, r,r,.,-, ..sI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-10

1t has often been asked, What right
has the Grand Army of The Republic 10
EXIST" We do not care 10 an>ncl the ques-
ton directly, but here are s,ine facts
worth thinking abonl: or The men who
now cou~,liui" The Grand Ann, # he Re
public. i may truthfully hc SAID Togcth-
er, during the dark days OF tie war they
cooked aud ate their ratiur> often poor
aud Scauiy A. best they might; together
they hiNou.l, keel under the stars, and often
und'r The clouds which dropP, upon them
torrents W rain; together they marched,
perhaps N double quick" ",er long aud
pctity they laughed and jnked and made
the best Of life; together in sickness and
adversely they cared for one another as
only soldiers could; together mid storms
of shot and Shell they fought the battles
which saved the Union together perhaps
they lay wounded and helpless on tlr field
or in the hospital and ohcered one another
by WORDS % hope. Men who nave shared
together. hN nlh these men. common tian-
gers hard>hips and suicrin.> as we'll as
common JOYS, >vmpatlies snd io,e, would
be less ihan human, If in the days succeed
in The var. they DID not strive 10 bind
themselves together anew hl the closest
fratcrnal tics Of circumstances such a.
these ua> thc Grand Army OF the Republic
born Il has come to stay H. lcn- as
the la>c u it, members Shall survive,
and, Willie II take respectful cogui1ance of
The rights OF all other men, it will apollo
gize to none fCr living. aud, least Of all, ii
has no favors TO ask Of such contemptl-
Bic mugwump maligners as Bishop Potter
who unhlushngly declared in a recent
speech that the late measure for the relief
| Of honorably discharged soldiers il a bin
to place every skulking camp-foliowcr
and deserter, ever, frau lulent ana tainted
claimant" On the pension list
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-10
{. |. MORANC

Our business still con
tinucs to increase which
proves that our efforts to
place before you the best
goods at the lowest prices"
are appreciated.
We have some Special
Bargains which we are Of
ferlng this week.
Our Zone Price System"
is also appreciated, as every
body is better pleased to
know that they are paying
the right price for goods.
C.L. MORANG.
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This is A "SO,id."

The world is made of solidity and fiuiditv.
There are ''solid' men and women. solid
banks and institutions. ''solid' bills and noun
tains and "solid'' merchandise. Then there
are thin and vapory men and women. watered
stocks and .'wishy-washy" goods. which are
blown away by the breath of public opinion.
OF all the solid, substantial combinations of
economy and effectiveness, Brussels soap
stands in the front rank in all well regulated
communities.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are vou disturbed At might aud broken Of
your rest ty SICK child suffering and CRYING
with pain Of cutting teeth: II 90 send Al
once and get bottle Of Mrs WINSTON S
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING. IT. value is iucalculihIe. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately Depend
upon il, mothers, there j. no mistake about it,
II cures dy>e ntcry aud dinrrhTn. regulates the
stomach ana bowels, cures wind cole. >oftcns
the gums. reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and enerst 10 the whole system. MRS.
WINSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEEfHl>G j. pleasant TO the taste. and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale BY all druggists through
out the world, Price p cents bottle
ly40
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Sold BY s d. Wiggin, Drug
gist. Ellsworth. ly49
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The President has approved the naval
appropriation bill, the invalid pension ap-
preparation BILL the post-ofhce appropria-
ton bill and the joint resolution providing
temporarily for the expenditures OF the
government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-07-10

Company A. Can't 4 1. ppmroy. IA men.
Company h Capi + /. npvt. ~ men
Compau. 4. CAPT T. r N.aley A. u.n
Cumpany -. Cant. " A tn.- b men
Company T. caps. II VI. weston. m.n.
Company +. Capt W. L. Pollard a. men
COMPANY &. Cant. l. : Chigrott. A. ,nen
Company II. Capt, ". Vaughan. p men
Gun Company ii Lieut. " q Peterson
81 men
The men are dill VIII AID enieyin. Tie
week Lieut.. Howe and Major Horton Of
the regular army. inspected tile whole
camp aud reported it in eNcclvnt condl-
uon They were much pleased wiki the
appearance IF the troops
This forenoon ~iX of the company team
shoots occurred company l.. Skpwhcgan.
heading the list
In the single scores Capt. l.. ) Chllcptt,
Bangor. male 81 out Of possible 81
AUGUSTA. Jolly ?. The rainy weather Of
to-day upset all military duties at Camp
Burlrigh. IL WAS Governors day and the