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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
MEMORANDA

New York. March 31-Arrived. schr Edward P
Avery, Hawkins. Brunswick.
Sailed. steamship County [Brl, Beaufort S C.
Antwerp, March 29-Arrived, bark Gler Bril-
Murray, Savannah.
Bremen, March 31-Arrived. steamship Up
lands lBrl. Turner. Savannah.
st Paul de Loando to March 15-Arriyed, bark
Scotia [Brl, Lebke. Apa .achicola.
Boston, March 31--Arrived, steamship Caro-
line Miller, Sheldrake, Progreso via Savannah; ;
schrs Morris Cb!ld, Beck Apalachicola; d 8
Williams. Jr, Gardiner, Brunswick.
Steamship Lord Warwick [Brl, Prout, Peusa-
cola and sailed.
Brunswick March 31-Arrived. brig Mayaguez
tSpl, CaDruja, Porto Rico.
Baltimore, March 51-Arrived, schr Cactus
DuntoD, Savannah
Coosaw, s G. March 31-Arrived, bark Forno-
ga. Farnbam. Port Royal c.
Fortress Monroe, March 31-Passed. bark
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

Boston, March 31-Schr D 8 Williams, Jr,
Gardiner, from Brunswick, at this port to-day,
sprung leak in tina water way March Is during
a violent gale. and her deckload Of railroad ties
were thrown over to stop the leak.
Norfolk. March 3l-Schr Mary Corson, Rob
inson, from Baltimore for Pensacola, arrived
here in distress this morning, having lost
anchors and chains and sustained other damage
in a blow off the mouth of the Potomac.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
How to Write Marriage Notices.

The following recently appeared in city
paper:
Married. on the 27th inst, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. by the Rev.
Francis Blank, Mr.. George Hoffmanhouse
to Miss Irene Rose. Presents from Stern
berg's."
The lastline of above notice is noticeable.
I'D.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

Steamship CITY of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C q Anderson.
Steamship Pocassett [Brl, Jenkins, Barcelona
"A Minis Sons.
sohr Ida Lawrence, Young, Philadelphia
Jos Roberts & Co
Schr VIM Fredericks Foss, New York-Jos A
Roberts & Co.
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Schr Lamson, from Perth Amboy for
Fernandina March %. lat IS 50. lon 75 TO-
Bark Swansea lBrl Sanford, from Brunswick
for Rio Janeiro, March Il, lat 6 N, lat 26 W.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AL IANAJ-rHl5 DAY.
SUEhfSEs- ......-... ....-e...............6:4 7
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. :. .2:16 A NJ, 2:52 NJ
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W L Gibson Manager.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-C H Medlock Agt.
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hADArs APAll o. AO0ls
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C q Anderson.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-W T Gibson, ACT.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, April
ga bols rosin. 4 b6ls spirits turpentine, box
chain, bdls irons, bdls p handles car bulk
rosin, 2 cars mdse, boxes tools. case hosiery,
l2 boxes candles, u Dbl syrup. 31s acks peanuts,
box mchy Dbl Irvine, 2 cars wood case cot
drawers, cars lumber, 30 pkgs tobacco, l still
worm, crates wheels, pr shafts. bdl hides,
70 carts, table, bdl carpets buggies.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
April $40 bales cotton, bbls vegetables, $3.50
bbls oranges, 2,095 boxes vegetables, 10 tierces
bacon 1901 boxes oranges 40 cars lumber, $50
pkgs mdse, 10 cases shoes, 5 boxes tobacco so
bbls whisky. 25 hf bbls whisky, so bales paper, 2
orgaus, % bbls syrup, 25 sacks RICE car Jugs,
10 bbls vinegar, f25 pkgs goods, 6 buggies
cases hats, pr shafts 25 bales hides cases d
goods, bbls coffee, bbls crockery, So trunks,
10 cases shoes, box collins, cases samples.
Per Central Railroad. April l-S75 bales
cotton, 1872 bbs spirits turpentine 407 bbls rosin,
II bales domestics, bale hides rolls leather,
pkgs paper, 81 pkgs tobacco, Ga. 154 lbs bacon.
400 lbs lard, Is bbs whisky. $40 bushels rn 80
pkgs furniture, car beer 26 cars lumber, cars
box material bbls syrup, los pkgs hardware,
40 pkgs mdse, car stone, n cases eggs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon. Boston.
Schr Ida Lawrence, Philadelphia.
Schr John Penroso. Philadelphia.
Schr Mary A Hood, Philadelphia mot previ-
ously).
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices 20 mariners. pilot charts and all nauti-
CONFORMATION will be furnished masters OF yes
sells free OF charge at the United States HYDRO.
graphic ONCE Ia the Custom House Captains
are requested TO call at the Office
LIEUT. II SHERMAN
In charge HydroRraphic Station
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
EYPORTs

Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
1901 bales cotton, bales paper stock 100000
shingles 159 bales yarn, $4,000 feet lumber, 279
bbls spirits turpentine, 6 casks clay SO bbls man
gauese, 16 bales hides. 81 bdls z hides, 2474
boxes oranges, is refrig berries, III pkgs mdse,
ters.
Per steamship Pocassett [Brl for Barcelona
1850 bales upland cotton, weighing 3419, 234
pounds,
Per schr Ida Lawrence, for Philadelphia
340,216 feet p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of BIRMINGHAM from New
York. X Clarke and wife, Miss Clarke, Mrs
VanVakenberg. j l. Higbee, w Edmonson, ]
Ehrenrich Mrs f Stearns. r Lienthal, Rev
T F McGovern, Miss G Lilenthal, Rev II Farrell,
E latham, R s Sample, w Clifford, Mayer,
II eich.
] J Laughlin, Dunn, NV Chadburne, Master
+ Coles w z Carter, j Coles and wife, Gregg
and wife. II G Buck and wife, Miss f W Buck, ]
Green, Master Buck, Master E Buck, A s
Foster, Hines, H f Rose, NJ Peck, Miss NJ
Armstrong, ID n Poor and wife, Mrs H Adams,
Smith, W Ellis, J V Drew, Ryan M Vito,
II Booklets, G Bellizia, G II Jones, Q Smith, H
Kuhn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03

PoULTRY-Market easier, supply modeFate;
demand fair. -.r:s.
EGGs-Market strong; stock ample; demand
fair. Tn
PEANUrs-Ample stock; demand light; prices
steady.
SUaAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in market.
HoNEY-Demand nomnah
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03

NAvAL STORES-Ihe marKeJ TOT spITILs JuT-
pentDe was in good request and the market was
yTsTy firm and advancing The total sales for
theday were 653 casks. of which rs casks were
regulars, at 31Ac, and 200 casks regulars
at S1l5, and 377 casks at 3734c for
regulars. At the Board Of Trade, on the
ops1Dg call, the market was reported firm, at
3Icbid for regulars. At the second call it closed
hr1 at 373lc for regulars Rosiu-The mar
ks- was firm and active, with moderate offer
ms, par icularly of the lower grades. The
ssss during the day were fully 400 bar
RES At the Board of Trade on the first call the
market was reported steady, with sales
al SOS barrels, at the following quo
ts.ions A, 3. G, and f. 81 As; F,
S5; G, ST 20; H, 81 95; l, 81 10; K, 50 80;
y. s25s; n, s. IS; win low glass, 50 80; water
Tlhe So So. At the last call it closed firm.
With further sales of 3,079 barrels; for X, SO 30;
VS. 50aS2 So; N, 81 20; window glass, So rs
rs! 90 water white. SO 25 lower grades were
Unchanged
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-03
COMMERCIAL.
STANNAa MARKETS.
OFFICE MoRx1Se NEWS,

OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
sAvASSAH, GA, April 2, 1891.
Tbemarket continues duh and easy
Cor rrtle or no demand to speak of, and
ihers -, of the day was confined to one or
the rs rs only. The total sales for the day
two ~ :. hslss. On Change at the opening call
were NJ, the market was bull
81 ouiet and unchanged, with
let's, :, bales. AT the second call, at p. m,
s |. e. quiet, the sales being SIS bales. At the
III, n sd last call at P m, lit, it closed 9 S1 quiet
az slowing are the official closing spot quota
IN--s+be cotton Exchanges:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-01

CreO que 81 parTafO anterior es una media
Introduction para entraT en- materia y cOntandO
/ con la benevolencia de todo un pueblo, dire
/ llanamente como. cOSa que NADIA tiene de par
l}ticular, entire par6ntesis, que nadie le i'm
! porta que deseosOs variOs amigos de tener algo
buenO que cOntaT, nos fuinnOs q Vega Baja 81
! domingo pasar 81 dia en- dOnde nos esperaba
| la amabildad de Don Lucas Blanco Y su dis
| tinguida esposa.
Lo del dia tue 10 de menOs, pOrquelO mejOr
tuvo lugar por la noche. No bien 6sta habia
enpeZad0 q inVadir con suS sombras aquellOs
cOntOrnOs, un emjambre dc bulliciosas Srtas.
| apeandOse de las igeras carretas que las ha-
blan cOnducidO, lnvadieTOn la casa1de los eSpO-
SOS Blanco, saludandolos con unas cOplas muy
OpOrtunas, las que apenas oidas, dieron a en-
tender que Sc les venfa encima una tyasIl0 con
tOdas Sus cOnSecuencaS Y Sc apreStaran reci-
bira apertrechadoS de su gaanterfa, de
provisiones de boca que son el mejOr parapeto
en- este g6ner0 de acometidas.
Claro esta que Sc bailo muchoy bien (pues
las yegabajenas son buenas bailadOras) y que
los que gOzamos de aquellas agradaDles hOras,
atln QuiSi6ranOs estar bailando con tan Simpa-
ticas irresistibles alumnaS de TerpS!cOre.
Quisiera recOrdar los nombres de todas pa
Ia citarlos en- esta revista hecha q vuela plu-
ma, perO contandO con ell perd6n de aquellas
que mi fieI nemoria divide, no puedo dejar de
nombrar las bellfsimas Amparo y Pepa Davi-
la. All escribir estos nombres, siento que no este
d LII ltuO uuO u0 Ills Jdtl0IOS U0 NlctJ0 QuG
con gusto Sc hubera encargado 6l solo de des-
cribir grandes rasgos 4 la gentil Y graciosa
Amparo. Que enamorado esta de ellah
ALI yimos tambi6n las no menos bellas y
simpaticas senoritas Santana, Navedo, Prado
Marrero, Font Gonzalez, Rodriguez Chiesa Z. :.
Dios milo no me acuerdo de mas !.-- habla
otras tantas guapisimas !---
Pero de dos que no bailaban, 81 que no me
puedo olvidar 20. Ne refiero las Perez Acos-
ia, Ia delicada Eufemia la encG21tGdOrG Palmi-
IA. Palmira! Bello nombre digno de quien
10 distingue! Palmira tiene ounce amos: es
un bottom de rosa, cuyos p6talos Sc abren al sol
de una ma1ana expl6ndida.
Lego la hora del anbigd Y no pudo ser
mas abundante y exquesito.
ALI mostrarOn tambi6n los duenos de la
casa que saben obsequiar sus amigos de un
modo que habla muy en- favor de su generosi-
dad del don de gentes.
A las tres de la malana Gel lunes, mis-
companeros 20 caminabamos para Ia Capital
deplorando que cuando llega un dia feliz no Sc
detenga el tempo para hacerlo eterno.
Para dar punto debo enviarlas gracias 4 la
amable juventud MeGscuyj1aa dc Vega-baja que
con sus atenciones contribuyo a hacernos mas
gratas las horas que pasamos en- aquel pueblo.
Nos lsonjeamos pensando que no seran las Ill
timas que disfrutar6mos al lado de tan buenos
amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-01
Noticias de la Capital

- ASeg1n asegura IN colega, SO encuentra va
cante el cargo de corresponsal del Banco Espa
mol de Puerto-Rico. Los aspirantes deben pre-
sentar sus solicitudes antes del 8 de Enero pa
ra las oposicones. Los ejercieios versaran So
bre eonocimientOs de idiomas Y despacho de
correspondence mercantil 80
Las matriculas para los que des6en ingre
sar en- la carrera de farmacia, estaran abiertaS
en la Subdelegacion de Medicina desde ell 10 de
Enero de 1891 hasta el TO de Febrero del mis-
mo aHO.
Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad, el que en- vi
da fu6 ST. Don Gaspar Bauza Senis y aver
tuvo ugar la exhumaci6n de su cadayer
Nuestro p6same para toda su afjida ia
milia.-R. T.. P
Sc ha concedido Real Ausiliatoria para
ejercer Ia Abogacfa en- esta Isla al ST. Don
Francisco Pons Rios.
Para Aguadilla, Ponce, Mayagiiez, Macoris
Santo Domingo saldra ell 3 de Enero del
puerto de esta Capital ell vapor Emilio, ad-
mitiendo carga pasajeros
Fl sumario de la Reutsto p.eytory,oue0o
correspondence al IL de EneFo de 1891, es Ell
siguiente SaigG pi'storescG, por Paisajista J;
El UoSO. (LecOmte de Lysle), pOr Sanchez Pes
quera La Coggo, poesia, por Mauricio Rolli-
nat La NocIse de Ai2o-AateOO; por Juan Pablo
Ripel Jose Cp0speche q sWs catGG1goSJ por Ra-
fael Balsa InoceuciG (de Copp6e} @por NJ. Fer.
nandez Juncos I51 PGrGgoeaS, (de Guy de Mau-
passant) por Amparo; Cos0s de Nuc0G York
POI Juan de la GAIA CO'ste0sp1daadoza (poesia)
por Jose a. MachiayeIo; EE Te0bO en- Madrid,
La Estrella roja) por Salvador Causes a Ia u
qttidacio3e del ogtge'ao, por Merchad zpsspec
c56ps de aE'sc@e1a por Agustin sarda Bi6ziogro-
fla Aq6eYieaqs0, por Fernandez Juncos.
ISL ha degpedidO aver de n0sOtrOS p0r po-
s8s alas para Mayagtiez San German, nues-,
tF8 rssu tabley muy distingnido amigo 81 Sr.
ID 0s6 Julian Acosta.
Deseafnosle buen viaie pronto feliz
ragReso.
ia HIeqaWcja PstevtOYr6qWeV0 acreditada
de esta Capital haanadido una SOM
bf6gla giro que hasta ahora hahfa sidO de su
2snerci0
Ate2cO.-LOS eX8menes de frances e
nnA8s oe bradOs anoche en- ell AteneO, revela-
ron ero caTacter de soemnidad Dis
tingudas darnas acudisron esa fiesta de la
inteligencia infinidad de caballeros
El tribunal de examen estaba tornado por
Ell Professor de idiognas sr. Villal6n, merecedor
de toda claae de alabahzas Dor su facil ~ pro-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-01
NotiCiaS de la lSIa

Dice nuestro estimado colega La Naci6a.
que Sc ha encontrado muerto en- Cayey, con una
punalada en- la espalda, el moreno Luciano
Vazquez.
lle ha sidO admitida D. Perfecto Paradis.
la renuncia del cargo de alcalde de la Cldra.
Slguen los periodicos de Ponce hacienda
elojios de la eompania de zarzuela del Sr. Pa
lou. En- IrGOiGtG alcanzo un 6xito ruidoso la
primera tiPle Sra. Ruiz, y apausos mercedes
81 TENOR Sr. Pastor, el bajo Sr. Gonzalez. ell ba-
rftono Sr. Palou ell tenor comico Sr. Gutierrez
* La Directiva que para el nuevo ano han
elegido los socios del Ga6inete de Lecture de
Ponce, es la siguiente:
Director, Don Baldomero San Antonio
Primer vocal, Don Julio Chard6n Segundo vo-
cal, Don Ulpiano -Tercer vocal, Don Car
los Armstrong Pacanins -Secretario Don Jaco-
bo Tur. .-Suplente, Don Luis Yordan Davila.-.
Tesorero, Don Aurelio Martin Suplente, Don
Luis Eckelmam.
Sc ha confirmadO desgraciadamente Ia no.
ticia que circul0 esta manana de haber nnuerto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-01
Fiesta en- Ia Rosario. {

Vega-Baja es I'm pueblo siTnpaticO Siempre
tuvo fama de numeroso en bellas muchachas y
con este un poquito de hipoTpole, va puede
sin mayor pecadO de mentira cOnsiderarsele
como IN paraiso de encantadoTas huries
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-01

Ha pasado la aprobaci6n del Gobieruo
General, Ell proyectO de un faro de O. ordeu en-
Ia punta del J'g'iero (Rincon).
Ed breve se procedefa al estudio reaues
cion del proyecto del faro de tercer orden que
Arecibo.
Han sido aprobadas por la Superirdad los
puntos elegidos para el . nplazamiento de es
taciones del ferrocarril en Hormigueros, Aqua
da Y Guayanlla
Anoche entire ocho : nueye. 81 coz6
dentenmente en- eI deposito de calzado Ea Yg0
pacO, IN muchachO con la SG7aG i31te,tci6,t de
eehdrte eI 9t0'ate 4 10 que encontrase nal
Pwesto, pero como los granujas proponen y la
laCalldad dlspone, ocurri0 que uno de los de-
pendlentes del estabecim}ento Sc apereibfo de
las lntenclones non SG1atGS del aproVechado bebk
zurrandole do 10 1inde la bdd04G, no sin Que
antes tuviere que correr tras 81 hasta darIe
cGgG
III II de los corrientes tonl6 possession de su
desgno 81 Administrator de la Aduana de Pou
ce, D. Angel Menaces.
Ha sido declarado cesante el antique. pro-
90 laborioso Official del Ayuptamiento de esta
Capital, D. Juan Power J Angulo
=. ~ AASe AACNAIO ECuuuCId QG Su ueSGlD0 Gle
Dlente de "a Acadia de esta Capital, ruestro
apFeciableamigo D. Manuel Power V .Angulo. s.
Enla madrugada del 26 y en- Ell sitio demo.
minado .P1nt0 arenas Vieques Sc bar6 la
goieta americana Sch Roger .Hoore de 318 to-
neladas. La carga que eonducia sobre en-
6ierta fue echada al aqua, logrando salvarse
despu6s de grandes esfuerzos la referda en-
barcac0n.
~
Slgue la bIoma.-Para la noche del
pr6xmo Vjspera de Reyes, nos ha invitado
cenar una distinguida familia que habita en- Ia
plazuela de San Jose. Nos prometemos ser
puntuales
#*#
Nuestro buenO amigo ell Sr. Don Jose T.
Silva, ha depositado en- esta Reduction una ne
quena mantilla de seda blanca que Sc ha encon-
trado en- su casa de Santurce. La sonora Sc
norlta qulen .pertenezca, puede enviar DOR
ella esta ofieina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-01

Manana las ocho seran posecionados nor
81 Sr Alcalde los individual elegidos para desem-
penar los cargos de vigilantes Y Serenos de
nueVa creaoion, en- este t6rmino municipal.
**
Sc estan actIvando Ell la Intendeneia los
trabaJos de la Estad1stica correspondence al
anO econom1co de l89O-9I con ell obieto de
que en- Abril queden terminados de un todo
Segun hemos averiguado, la Aduana de es
Ca capital ha dado este mes un alza bastante
regular en- la recaudaci0n de las rentas. desde
mace algunos meseS Sc viene etectuando mar
cadamente este adeanto al que indudabe-
mente contribuyen los dignos empleados en-
cargados de la recaudaci0n.
NJ 90
Els indudable que Ell comercio de esta Ca
pltal aumenta dia en- dfa en- sus importa-
clones, tai extreme que, seg1n hemos podido
yer, Ell numero de declaracioneS presentadas en-
la Aduana durante ell presente ano aleanza a Ia
respectable cifra de seis mil trecie1tas pieo.
comparada esta suma con la del ano anterior.
obserVase que ha habido SO de mas.
- Este beneficio para Ell Erario pGblico. Sc
oeDe en- primer t6rmino, la prudente circular
del Sr' Lunas, encaminada ayudar al conner
Clio en- sus operaclones mercantiles, asf como.
CamDlen a los dlgnoS empleadosz de la Aduana
que cumplen tielmente en- 10 que sobre ell par
tlcular Sc les tiene encomendadO.
B5bt5Otec0 PetbJjcG MataicipGL -Movimien
to de este Centric de instruction durrante al
ano vencido de 1890.
Concurrentes a leer en- todo ell ano. 1886
Idem 1den en- el ano anterior. 1888
Aumento en- ell presente. . %
Existeneia de voldmenes en- fin del ano
anterior. ,---.-.-.. -.,.....-,-. 6.666
Entrados por donativos en- ell presente. 96
Exlstencia en- esta feeha.... 6.762
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-02-05
SPRING LAKE.

Two suits for assault were tried be-
fore Esq. Martin, one on Saturday,
Jan. 24Lh, the other on Monday. Jan.
Goth. Both were jury trials and in
both the defendants were found
guilty. Fine and costs in each case
about $25. The w. @. L. u, seeing
the opportunity caused by the crowd
in attendance at the law suit, pre-.
pared a dinner at neighboring house
and realized nice little SUN of mon
~ to be devoted to charitable objects
IL appears as though some good comes
of evil. The offense for which the
boys were prosecuted was committed
on Cady Greek, Monday night, Jan.
10Th. Complainant and defendants
had been attending the revival meet
ings at the f. w. Baptist church.
The def'ts, with two others, were
ahead, but waited till complainant
came up accompanied by his grand
father, a man over 20. One of them
attacked him but was soon cleaned out,
when the second one made an assault.
At the commencement of the trial
a tremendous legal battle was fought
between the lawyer from Knapp, for
the defense, and our amateur attorney,
for the prosecution, which lasted over
an hour. Esq. Martin then quietly
remarked that justice of the peace
was not supposed to be invaluable nor
quite fool. and ordered the trial to
proceed. AT the dinner table the at.
torney from Knapp gave evidence of
possessing one strong mode of attack
If Spring Valley was cooked up and
placed before him on bread plate
and meat platter, he could "clean it
out" in short order. We apprehend
no danger from his attack upon our
courts, but If he attaches our pantries
we will beg for mercy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-02-05

Good, better, best, is the motto shin
| ing out on the countenance of the age.
| As God lives and loves humanity, hu-
| manity is steadily moving into harmo-
nv with his will. If asked to name
an evidence, new and beautiful, we
should cite the improved and still i'm
proving activity among young people
in behalf of moral and religious inter-
ests. Five years ago the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor
was only an infant creeping DER the
floor of its early home; to-day it is
manly, womauly in its strength of
limb and purpose, vital. almost uni
the Young Peoples Methodist Alliance,
the oxford League, and several other
Methodist fruits of the general stir in
the spiritual world had not reached
the cradle period; to-day they are a
united stalwart under the name, "The
Epworth League" while the young
christians or Other ACCOMMODATIONS are
forming into like bodies for substan
tial help to the pastors, help to them
selves, help to roll this kingdom on
toward the better kingdom. And the
Y. w. @. L. u, a very youthful
maiden, yet an electric motor in the
growth of that practical Christianity
which does not leave temperance out.
1t is the training school which is to
keep the elder unions well supplied
with veterans. With the good and
bright youth of both sexes joining
hands to urge the world forward, it
cannot go backward. Their stand as
one forward step.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-02-05
OLIVET.

Every one is rejoicing over tn
sleighing, but are afraid that we will
get too much now.
Ed. Hawn has several teams at worl
hauling logs.
We hear that the G. I. Lodge re
ceived several new members last
Wednesday evening; also that the
boxing club is still prospecting.
Rev. Mr.. Doughty preached an in.
teresting sermon to quite large con
gregation last Sunday evening
Eunice Cole has quite severe attack
of lung fever.
G. L. Hills school in district No. l,
Gilman, closed last Friday.
The w. c. t. U. will meet in the
church next Saturday evening.
The kids and kiddesses gave Mr..
WieSemann' family "a surprise last
Thursday evening.
We have to thank DR.. j. L. Irwin
for the good paths acound town since
the heavy snow.
There is to be pie party at VIM.
Mecoy's on Thursday evening, the
5th inst.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1891-02-05
The Royalty of Character.

Bishop Fowler, in one of his recent
sermons, said: "After all, there is
nothing in this world but character.
This great truth he illustrated by a
graphic picture of the days of tho
war, when Lee and his generals met
on one of the streets of Chambers
burg, Pa, and after consultation de-
cided to march to Gettysburg, instead
of Harrisburg. A plain farmers boy
heard the conversation from second
story window overlooking the scene
below, and then following the column
to see that they took the road to Get
tysburg, he fastened to telegraph
office and telegraphed to Governor
Curtin, saying that Lee had gone to
Gettysburg, Curtin sent for the boy,
who was taken to him by special en-
CINE, at the rate of 95 miles an hour.
AS they stood around him the Cover
nor said:
Il would give my right hand to
know that this lad tells the truth.
A corporal at headquarters knew
the boy, and said:
"Gov. Curtin, l know that boy. l
lived in the same neighborhood, and l
know it is absolutely impossible for
him to lie! There is not drop of
false blood in his veins!"
In five minutes the news went to
headquarters, and in fifteen minutes
from that time the troops were push
ing toward Gettysburg. Character,
said the Bishop, is the core on which
the world turns. 1t is the pivot of
destiny. Let us not worry about rep
utation, but let us see to it that our
characters are right. Reputation is
the dust at which swine become
frightened in the street. Character
is the jewel that blazes on the brow of
royalty. Reputation is the breath of
the heated mob. Character is the
verdict of the eternal Judge.