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Magts rates,

:, KIngwood, Joseph NJ Goodwin, simeon Mat
Valley, Dave G. Einn, John " Ssrahin.
Lyon, James McGce. David i Gibson
Reno. IL. "A. Whocier. T. II Summers
Portland, John W iii, p. y. Benson
Union. Je.sc W. Shaffer, Juiius scherr.
Plcasaut, Levi n. Niler. d. u. Mnrtia
Grant, ". u. MeGibbons. Aiiha liagans.
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sabreme cosri of lpatals.

Adam c. Snyder. of Grccnbzier County
Henry EronnOn. Lewis Co.
j. W. English. Mason Co
Daniel b. Lucas. jefferson Co.
ConveneS at Charleston Second Wednesday I'm
! January wheeling. first Wednesday in June ;
first Wednesday In September.
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COMPANY +, Of the West Virginia
National Guards, of RowIesburg,
attended Decoration Day seryices at
Grafton, in special car. Although
one OF the youngest, il is one Of tic
best drilled companies in the State,
and is improving very rapidly under
the efficient command of Capt. Ad.
Laughlin. There are about forty
five men in the company and nearly
NIL young men. Why can't King
wood have company We have
lots of good material if the matter
was properly worked up. The
uniform divisions of the Knights of
Pythias and Odd Fellows here would
make very nice little company
and there Others who would Join.
How many of our young men viii
enter into an organization Of this
kind? The State furnishes every
thing. uniforms, guns, equipments
etc, ami the training is very val
liable one.
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DIRECTORY.
state omrials.

Govcrnor--A. Brooks Fleming, Marion County.
Secretary OF Siatc-W. ~. Ohley Marion CO.
Auditor Patrick r. Duffy. Webster Co.
easurcr--Ntliisin T. Thompson. Cabel Co.
Attorney Gcneral-Alfred Caldw well. Ohio Co.
s1nt. ~ schools--B. :. Morgan. Moncnga,ia
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The Bloomington Leader (Re-
publican) thus presents it's party
prospects in Illinois:
Let ID
be understood
Tor once and all time:
This is an
of year, ard
Republicans cannot afford
to simply whistle;
they must
saw wood
aud get thore.
They've got to hustle,
get up carIy
and tay out late,
else the great enemy
will swoop down upon us
The next election
and qobblo Che Legislature.
The Euitod States Scuatorship,
the Congrc .onal rcapportion-
mont
and tbe general bakery,
and leave us
in the SCUM
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tnlied slaies Nenniors.
Nrmhtrs ofronsrcss.

, Charles J. Faulkner, Martlnsbure. Berxlcy
John +. Kenna. Charleston, Kaaawha County.
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CoarlS Coafcnr.

December H.
July an,. October
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Churches.

N. r. Ch1Tch-Rey n " r do. p a4tcr
Servlces-Pfeat hing cvefy dayat 1899 IN rn.
nd ~ T. m. sunday School y. ~. Glass
meeting ~. m. Young Folks Meeting at G:45
,, M Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
:, Presbyterian Chufcll-Rey. H. r. Mcdonald.
seryices-P reaching every sunday 20 1890 r.4r.
snu .s5o y. ~ Sunday School nt D. ~. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening
N. y Church-Rov. Bosley Royce. Pastor.
sery.cos-P Preaching. Fourth sunday in each
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William q. Morley. Kingwood, Preston Co
Col. Joseph Snyder, Monongalia Co.
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Town 0HeIa;s.

Mayor-cl NJ Bi-hop.
kecDrder-Joseph aCkson
Councslmcn-J J.. StGae, William q. Brown
duhn MnrdOck. Chas. W. Fawoct:, james H.
Carroll.
Societies:
Knlgbts OF Pytblas-Lodee meets every Tues
store at 730 o'clock.
Independent order Of Odd Feilows-I.odge
mcets every Saturday evening at their hall In
Bishops Block at 730 O'Clock
Golden lRue Encampmcnt. No. 89 7. o. O. r.
meets First and Third Monday evenings Of
eaeh month, in the Odd Fellows Hall, over the
postOfice.
The Independent order Of Good Templars-
+. Hall, az 7:39 O'Clock
:. King Phiiip Tribe No. Is, Improved order O.
Red Hen meets every "Wednesday evening at
80 o'clock IN the knights Of pytliGs EaH over
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No. Sc or DtIcga,es.
Sherln-Danicl p. JACKSON

Fast side DR. NJ s. Ryyte. Bruceton.
west side Major L. y. Orr. Kingwo0d.
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County OmclAls
coMNIssIoNKRs corNrY conl

'uINVs FHIFu auiICIhI UlNFtt,
Joseph r. Hoke. Kingwood. Preston County
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Gilman.

Mrs. Jas. Preston who has been sick
for some time is under the care of DIR.
Erwin.
Miss Ada Davis of Cady has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldon, for some time.
Old Mr.. Petan who was injured about
a year ago while falling tree. is yer J
low at present and little hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
Mr.. Moon of Redwood Falls, Mimi,
has taken his brothers place as head
sawyer in p. Vanasse's mill.
There is now a good prospect that
the railroad will be extended frem the
mines to Spring Valley, and perhaps
| further.
John Weldon will go to Cady to work
soon.
A large number of our young folks
participated in social dance at III.
Andrews mill last week.
The farmers of this vicinity have
finished their spring work with the
exception OF corn planting.
Daniel Bergen has erected a new
wind mill at his residence, which adds
much to the outward appearance of
the same.
Supt. q. j. Brewer has been visiting
schools in this section the past week.
Andrew 0fstie has commenced
framing the new school house in dis.
trict No. 2.
School commenced in the Thompson
district the 2Sth ult. Lu Richardson
at the helm.
Several of our farmers are anxious
for business to commence at the Mar
tell creamery.
Died. in Wildwood, May 4, 1890, of
lung fever, Miss Matilda Olson. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Olson of
this place, aged Is years, mo-, "a
days. The bereaved family have the
heartfelt sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
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[. S., ST. P. & U. P.
These Lrffsrs are the Initials Of The
Ne,r Line through HyOmiRg and
EFGio 20 tie Pacific Northeast.

This line is composed of the Chi
cagO. st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha
and Union Pacific Railways and
reaches more Far Western Cities than
any other line. as follows:
HALEY, Boise City, Lewiston, Mos
COW and principal Idaho points.
WalIa WalIa, COlfax, Pennington,
Rockford. Spokane Falls and numer-
Gus Washington points.
Baker City. Pendleton. Portland and
principal O.eg IN points
Ogden ami salt Lake City, the lar
gest points in Utah.
san Franci ca. Los Angeles and all
California points from Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
Ard this line also reaches Butte,
Anac0njl and many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-
mOdatiuns are furnished in Pullman
Family Sleeping Cars at very low
rates To holders Of SecOnd-claSS tickets
going TO Washington, Oregon and Cal
ifOTnia.
When yOu get ready to go West, be-
fore deciding upon your route, call on
agents OF g.. -. P. VI. i o. Ry., who
will cheerfully furnish rates and in.
formation ahuut through car service
over the ''LiKE SUPERIOR. 1T. PAUL 4
TII0y PACIFIC lii" and connections, OIL
for pamphlets aud maps address
T. ". TEASDALE.
General Passenger Agent, St. Paul
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Cady HAS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver of Minneapolis
are visiting relatives here.
ID. w. Davis, A. G. Carr and Chas.
Walker attended the Masonic lodge at
Knapp Saturday evening
Old Mr.. and Mrs. Wells are quite ILL.,.
Mrs. Clayton, their daughter from
Milwaukee, is taking care of them.
A new boy has arrived to claim the
attention of Mr.. and Mrs. Dedrick.
Sunday school time has been
changed from O'Clock P. NJ. to 10 A. M.
The recent snow storm put stop to
the fires which were doing consider
able damage in this vicinity.
Over 40 couples attended the dance
at Mr.. Lambs.
Mrs. Slocum stepped on a rusty nail
which penetrated her foot causing a
serious wound.
Mr.. Newell OF Wildwood was here
on business last week.
John Weldon has returned to Cady.
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diamond RlnH.


Two inches of snow fell Sunday.
Farmers are all done seeding.
Frank Burke has shipped on Str
Menomonie.
Bring in your potatoes, Hill & Ian
ger are paying 23c.
Hans ferguson is up and around
again.
School closed last week on account
OF scarlet fever.
Geo. Hope was badly scared by &
wolf Saturday, but succeeded in driv
ing it off. Geo. had no weapons but a
whip-stalk and pair of No. ii COW
hides.
Everybody received May basket.
Some were very appropriate.
Died, April "a, Mrs. May Hope
wife of Henry Hope, after an illness
of twelve weeks. She was first taken
with la grippe which terminated IL
quick consumption. Her age was
thirty wears. She leaves a husband
and four children ranging from Il
to 2 wears of age. Having been rear
"a in our midst she was known TO be
a kind hearted, affectionate wife and
mother. Her death will be deeply
mourned and we extend to the bereav.
ed husband and children our heart
felt sympathy. The funeral took
place on Sunday at ii A. N. at the Bap
fist church which was full TO over
flowing. Rev. w. w. Hubert of Els
worth conducted the services.
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W. F. Redmon left for Dakota We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Beardsley returned Wednes day
from Denver, Col.
The remains OF Anton Klein were
brought from st. Paul Thursday and
inferred in Pine Glen Cemetery.
Mrs. George Ross returned from
West Superior Saturday accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. Black. who will
be her guest for few weeks.
f. Meyers of Oak Grove went to st.
Paul twice last week to consult an &C.
culist. While telling tree twig
struck HIM in the eye injuring it Sc
verely.
At 10 o'clock Sunday night the
"Silverthorn house" owned and occu-
pied by John Dudley, burned to the
ground. Most of the furniture was
saved. No insurance.
VIM. Albert is building an addition
to his house which will be quite an
Improvement.
Miss Grace Dill has returned from
Minneapolis.
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t. Warren of Maiden Rock has
rented f. Churchill's house and will
move here soon.
VIM. and Almena Rice visited at
Ono last week.
Simon Van Nortwick rejoices over
the arrival of another girl, born May g..
Miss Christie Chichester came home
last Saturday evening to attend the G..
A. r. supper.
A number of the young folks went
to Airs. Whitney's to spend theeyen-
ing last Saturday.
E. Chidester, j. Fezemire and B.
Lohrie will work in Chur chill 4 Fa-
tigue's mill on Brush creek.
Miss johnson of Spring Lake spent
Saturday and Sunday at Mr.. Chides-
ter's.
VIM. Rice is on the sick list.
No prayer meeting at z. Chidester's
Sunday evening on account of the
storm.
The Eau Gale cream gatherer gath
ers cream in this vicinity every third
day.
May and Sherman Rice went to Ellis
worth and River Falls last week.
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Miss Edith Merritt has gone to Red


Miss Edith Merritt has gone to Red
Wing.
S. E. McDonald's family moved to
West Superior last Friday.
Miss May Rossman had q birthday
party May lst. She received quite a
number OF presents. An enjoyable
time was had by all. About thirty OF
her friends were present.
Ole Olson intends to 60 to Red Wing
this week to work in Betcher's saw
mill.
Henry Cole and family have moved
into town again.
The village school opened Monday
with large attendance.
Last week Mr.. Cole caught trout
which weighed two pounds, in the
Isabelle creek.
Amund Amundson has quit clerking
in the store and is now working in the
factory.
Frank Stogdill is expected home in a
short time from West Superior.
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Gilman.

Mrs Cook is quite sick.
Ed. Green has moved into A. John
sons house.
Jap Miller has the wall laid for his
new house.
Flo. Bartlett went to st. Croix Co.
last Saturday to teach term of school
in the Glover district.
Mrs. Mary Johnson left last week
for 0conomowoc on visit to her
mother.
S. Weeks son, about three years of
age, got shoe button fast in his nose
the other day, but it was extracted as
soon as his father could drive to Els
worth for a doctor.
1t looked queer enough last Sunday
to see the snow falling among the
buds and blossoms, but it laid the dust
and put out the fires that have been
running in the woods, set by men who
we're clearing land. Better wait till
vegetation is farther advanced than to
burn out peoples homes and take them
away from their work to fight fires
this busy time of year.
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Spring LAKE.


Miss Vile Willard commenced her
third term of school IN district No.
the 5th inst.
A Sabbath school was organized at
the school house in Dist. No. the 4th
inst. with A. Martin, Supt., Mrs. A. r.
Patteson, Assistant Supt., Miss Ethel
Brown, Sec'y, and Elijah Blaisdell,
Treas.
W. ID. Akers is erecting a separate
building to be used for a post-ofiiee.
The office has heretofore been kept at
his residence.
The st. Croix Land & Lumber Co.
are negotiating with some parties at
Spring Valley for the right of way for
a r. Z. through their premises. 1t is
said the road will be built from the
mines in Gilman through Sec. to
Spring Valley.
Ole Thompson is going to apply TO
the town board to be transferred from
the Spring Valley school district to
Dist. MOI.
Mrs. ID. Upman and Miss Grace
Brown returned from a two weeks
visit to Minneapolis Saturday, the Sd
inst.
The town board was called out to
Law out new highway in the vicinity
{ ElmwOod the Sd inst.
Quite quantity of fruit. trees and
nursery stock has been planted in this
vicinity the present spring.
Winter wheat which was thought to
be fairly good when the snow went
away has been seriously injured by
the dry weather.
Frank Curtiss had quite time in
collecting his pay for wintering the
herd OF Montana horses the past win
ter. After he had commenced an
action in the circuit court against the
parties and put an attachment on the
! horses they settled with him.
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Rock Elm.


1t showed Sunday and Monday and
freezes every night.
DIR. johnson of Hudson came here
Wednesday night to see Mrs. George
Shaw.
Fox's new store is finished and looks
very cityiied.
John +. Shaw commenced school in
0livet on Monday, and Miss Alice Shaw
commenced "a summer term in Waiver
ly at the same time.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Churchill receives fresh
shipments of millinery goods every
week.
The members of Custer Post G.. A.
Il. had a supper and good time on Sat
urday evening last.
Bonnie Lohrie is sick with tonsilitis
and Wilson Burgess has just recovered
from the same disease.
The meeting advertised by the W.
@. L. u. for Sunday evening was post
poned on account of the storm.
VIM. Churchill is building a cistern.
John Young's new house is up. Al
bert Belfanz and John Condit are do
ing the carpenter work.
Mrs. Churchill went to Eau Claire
last week with stock of trimmed
millinery goods. Mic.
@. A. Hawn injured a rib last week
while using a wrench in the mill.
Lewis Guest has served papers on
the town in reference to an injury re-
ceived on its roads last winter.
Mrs. Sarah Barley of this town and
Lewis Bashaw. Jr., of Waterville.
were married at Arkansaw April 20.
Mr.. Bulmer will build a large els
tern.
Mr.. Mooney has sold his interest in
his late wife's farm and will return to
Kansas.
Alice Shaw commenced school at
Wayerly last Monday.
S. Groot has built an addition to his
residence.
Myrtle butcher has returned to Rock
Elm.
The Rock Elm Institute commences
June ID.
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1farteIt.


Miss Lizzie Stark has gone to Hudson
to stay with her sister, Mrs. Frazier.
A new line of hardware aud road
carts at III. q. Stark's at low figures.
4. Nelson returned last week.
Hans Shelerud left for Lyon county
Mimi, with his family May lst where
he intends TO remain during the sum.
mer.
Market price paid for wool in cash
or trade at G. Thompson's.
Daniel Bergen has erected Cham
pion wind mill.
Henry 0sen is home from Merrill,
Wis. for short time.
Larson Bros. are drilling a well for
NJ. L. Syness with their new machine.
Miss Gena Bjerkeng is home from
st. Paul on a visit.
Miss Maggie Callahan has so pupils
enrolled. She gives good satisfaction
as a teacher.
Several of the wells in this vicinity
have gone dry and are being drilled
deeper.
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CItItoa.
J. g. West is in town buying pork.
G. o. Cone and w. A. CALDWELL are
the June jurors from Clifton.
Sheriff Robson and Deputy Sheriff
Rice were in town on bushes last
week.
j. G.. West is to build the arehed
stone culvert near John Curriers' for
$500.
G. w. Watson of Minneapolis is
visiting in town.
Miss Ladoska Walter will return
home early in the summer.
Mrs. Geo. Brackin of Browns Val
ley. Mimi, was down for visit a
short time ago.
Dolph, the miller, has moved to
Frank Hardy's farm.
John Burnett of River Falls is to
build the town house for 5000.
An agent for a Minneapolis seed firm
has been in town supplying our farm
ers with seed beans. A large quantity
of the article will be planted this
season.
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Einnfckinntc.

Hon. II. E. Wadsworth and his son
Merton spent Sunday in town.
Quite a number of our farmers have
invested IN starch factory stock.
Mrs. Andrews and DR.. Follansbee
were in st. Paul on business last week.
Rev. J. D. Whitelaw preached his
farewell sermon here last Sunday.
DR.. Peck & Co. fished and dined in
town the first of the week.
DIR. Follansbee "has set up shop
in Baldwin for a short time.
Ed. Cole has found his valuable Cd
dog. We rejoice with him.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday A.
NJ, Mr.. Bradford officiating.
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RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MAY s. 1890.


Fires running in the woods did con-
siderable damage to fences until the
recent snow storm.
Several from here sold beef cattle
last week to Mr.. Kaye of Maiden Rock
for 50 80 and 1926 per cwt.
Mrs. Thomas and her daughter Bru-
ME came home Saturday.
Mrs. II. f. Davis returned home
Monday.
The following officers were elected
in the Sunday.sehool Sunday: Supt.
@. C. Holt; Asst. Supt., Isaac Gerrish;
Sec'y, Merl Lawrence; Treas, May
Hunter. Librarian. Maud Brown.
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Rnothhv has a new niano

Mrs. Boothby has a new piano.
Bert Phernetton is quite sick with
pneumonia.
l.. s. Rounsevell left last week for
Chicago TO take a general agency for
a publishing house there.
Rev. G. w. Smith exchanged pull
pits last sunday with the pastor of the
NJ. Z. church at New Richmond.
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Forest fires in this vicinity have
done a great deal of damage Many
persons are minus few rods of fence
on account of it. John Halverson
sustained the greatest loss, having lost
logs to the amount of at least $1,000.
A. j. Iugli has taken an agency for
the sale of the Grand Rapids School
Furniture Co.'S furniture. He will
sell the perfect automatic" desk.
School opened in Dist. No. on the
5th with Miss Nina Lowater as teacher.
Mrs. n. Ingli expects some visitors
from Highland, H., soon.
Geo. Churchill of Trimbelle is in
town putting up JOS. 0berding's saw
mill.
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NJ I'dsO.
Farmers are through seeding.


Most Of the winter wheat fields have
been plowed up and sown TO spring
grain.
Stock has TO be fed and cared for as
though it was winter. The season has
been so dry and cold grass has made
no start.
Hugh Mcdonald has put new front
window in his store, also an additional
counter and more shelves.
Last Sunday it showed little all
day and Monday morning the ground
was covered with STOW, but about
noon it was ali gone and the ground
as dry as ever.
Mrs. Hawkins. nee Mary Ann Hur-
ley. and her husband from Hammond,
were down last Sunday visiting her
parents.
About so pupils are enrolled in the
school here and are doing well under
the care of A. NJ Taylor.
The frosts have greatly injured
spring wheat that was sown early.
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Go to Beemsn's Actual Business
College, Red Wing, MINI.
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Forcing the seasOn-the man who
was out using a hand mower on the
| 5th of May, 1890 with the evident
purpose of cutting grass, but instead
thereof beheading icicles.
On the I'd inst. the remains of Mr..
Billingsley of st. Paul were brought
here for burial. Mr.. Billingsley was
| well known by many in Pierce county
as a stirring business man. He came
| to his death while moving house in
| St. Paul By some means the ground
gave way under the building and a
part of it fell on him, killing him in
| stantly.
Last Saturday the teachers of tn is
part of Goodhue county held their
| monthly meeting at the rooms of the
college. The exercises were of more
| than usual interest and the attendance
was unusually large. l understand
arrangements have been made for
| another meeting the first Saturday of
June.
It has been determined to hold a
Teachers Normal Training School in
this city. commencing Aug. l6 and to
continue six weeks, with the following
corps of instructors, viz: Profs. w. l..
Beeman, A. Rosenberger, u. Curtis,
and Mrs. E. Beeman.
To show our friends in the east the
great advancement of the season of
| this section, we wish to inform them
that en- May 4th and 5th snow balls
were so advanced that we could gather
them in abundance. 1t began showing
about 7 A. NJ. of the first day and con-
tinued all that day and well into the
night, snow remaining on the ground
nearly all day Monday.
A couple of weeks ago as tow boat
was going down the river it CHANGED
to pass near the bay, when the wheel
brought TO the surface peculiar look
ing object which on close investigation
proved to be the body of Mr.. o Kelley
who was lost early last winter. He
was supposed by many at that time to
have been foully dealt with for the
sake of his money, but this was found
to be untrue as no marks of violence
were found upon his body and his
money was still upon his person.
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OGk GrOce.

A number of '.our little ones' have
been quite sick during the past two
weeks with severe colds.
A man from st. Paul was in town
last week buying poultry.
The K. r. company is putting in a
side track at Smiths Landing.
Miss Belle Conroy gave up the school
she was to teach in district No. s to
accept another that suited her better,
and Miss Rosetta Goggin will teach in
said district this summer.
Several hundred bushels of potatoes
have been hauled to Diamond Bluff
during the past few days and sold for
23c per bushel
Preparations are already being made
for a grand Picnic at Armbruster' s
grove on the 4th of July, and good
time is sure to be had.
Will some one explain the cause and
also what the fire that was seen in the
heavens few days ago was!
Comparatively small amount of
corn will be 'lanted this spring, and
also very little buckwheat will be
sown.
Our pathmaster is now busy putting
our highway in running order.
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General Passenger Agent, St. Pau