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lOLdl Oh ALL. $500 SSaoo.oo
We would further report that we did not
carry out, or fully comply with the resolution
of the County Board OF 1892, by which we were
directed TO clear of the timber from twenty
acres of land belonging TO the Poor farm for
the reason that IL was getting late in the fall
before any one would contract with us to do
the work, aud SO many acres could not be
underbrushed before the snow got to be too
deep. b. sides, we found 1t would take larger
sum of money to cut SO much timber INTO
wood las but very little of it was available for
saw logs) than the treasury could afford.
From the ten acres cleared We obtained in
all 67S cords of mixed wood, IL inches long, a
good share of which is Eastwood. For this
wood we paid in all S59761. of which amount
S44. 80 was had from sale of logs.
The total receipts from the sales of produce
and stock from the farm amount 60 S2594?.
At the present there is ranked up some 80
cords of the wood cut last winter on the firm,
as above stated. We consider that the ten
acres is cleared without cost to the county
as the wood obtained is worth more than the
amount invested in the clearing.
Respectfully submitted this 18th cay of
Nov fs93. III. N. BAsC)M.
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MARTELL.

MAhIELL.
Report of Teachers Association held
at Martell Nov. rs, 1893:
The meeting was called to order by
the president, M. Terpening. Eleven
teachers were present, notwithstand-
ing the cold weather. o. j. Hohle
was elected secretary pro TEN.
A talk on Reading Circle Work" by
Supt. j. + Shaw took up the forenoon
session.
A basket dinner was served by the
lady teachers present.
The first subject in the afternoon
was Language, presented by Martha
Nelson and reviewed by II. Bulmer.
Discussion followed on the points of
composition work and letter writings
The next subject was history, pre-
sented by Amanda Thorson. A dis
cussion followed in which all the
teachers present participated.
The association voted thanks to the
district for the use of the school house
and to the ladies who furnished the
excellent dinner.
Adjourned sine die.
NJ. TERPENING. Pres.
o. j. HoHLE, Sec.
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EIectronlatinQ.

If you want neat overcoat for your
boy call at Jenson's.
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Total amount OF County aud Poor
Orders issued at this session Sc, 524 SIS
II. b. WARNER. Chm.
j. b JENsoN, Co. Clerk.
STATE OF WISCONSIN

COUNTY PIERCE, l hereby certify
that the foregoing correct copy of the proceed
ings OF the County Board Of Supervisors Of said
county al their annual session for the year 1871
That have compared the same With the original
new Of record 10 my Office that it is true IRAN
script thereof and Of the whole thereof.
Dated at Ellsworth this 18th day of Nov, 1873
j. B. JENs0N County Clerk
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Secret Societies.
R,ytR FAILS CHAPTER RAM.-c.R. Mo,

RIVER FALLS CHAPTER, R. A. NC. R. Morse,
II. p; r. S. Freeman, r.; F. p Ainsworth, g.; s.
j. Rasmussen, Sec I; NJ. Olson, Treas. Regular
meetings the % and 4th Mondays of each month
at O'Clock P. NJ
RIVER FALLS LODGE, r. & AMI. P. Aims
worth, W. NJ; A W. Kaler, 5. W; N. b. Nelson,
j. W; S. J. Rasmussen, Sec; J. P. Carroll, Urea.
Regular meetings the LIST and Sd Tuesdays of
each month at S o'clock P. NJ.
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You will find a large assortment of
window shades at o. W. Newcomb &
Cos.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-11-30

A full stock of undertaking goods
always on hand at o. w. Newcomb
& Co.'S. Funeral director and en-
balmer.
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A. 4. MICHAEL,
p. ID. FREEsE.
IRA j. SMITH,
Committee on Finance.
COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORT OF 1898.
To the Co Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co.
1, j. L. Bowers, County Treasurer Of said
county, would respectfully submit the follow
ing report of finances of said county for the
fiscal year ending Nov. lIth, 1898.
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S360ll 81
State of Wisconsin. &c
County of Pierce, 81. /, j. I. Bowers, do
hereby Solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is correct and true.
J.T. BOWERS, Co. Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the
i4th day Of Nov. 1898.
l.. l.. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
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Go to Youells & Avery's for window
shades.
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To the County Board OF Superyisors OF Pierce
County.
WHEREAS, II appears that certain persons are
now confined at the Wisconsin State iiospita
for the insa e at Mendoza. at the expense OF
the County who are reported to be of 50 fficent
means to pay for their main tanance, or that
cieut means TO pay for such mainIainance;
Therefore, Be IL resolved. that the Distric.
Attorney of said County. be and Is hereby
authorized aud ins.ruete u take such meas
ures as appear to him to be necessary 10 relieve
the County of the support at said Hospi al
Of such persons.
Dated Nov. Is, 1898.
Respectfully submitted.
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To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co.
Your Committee IN Finance having exam
ined the report together with books, accounts
and vouchers of the County Treasurer beg leave
to report. that we find said books, accounts and
vouchers correct and the cash balance on hand
is six thousand five hundred two and sixty-two
respectfully recommend that the following
amounts be levied upon the taxable property
of Pierce county for the ensuing year. to-wit:
State tax for school purposes. $40 ,655 50
For county school tax. ...............lO 1913 SO
For officers salaries. a 800 90
For bridge purposes. $4,000
For county purposes. ......... 10, 600 90
For soldiers rellef ooOOO
All of which is respectfully submitted this
18th day of Nov 1898.
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The following was then accepted
and adopted:

RESOLVED by the Board Of Supervisors Of the
County of Pierce, That the chairman Of this
Board be and is hereby authorized and direct
ed 10 select or appoint from among the mem
oers of the next Board of Supervisors, three
members thereof, to serve AS road commi ttee
the ensuing year. and the said CT snmittee when
so selected or appointed, are authorized and
empowered to exercise all the powers and
duties the said Board OF Supervisors might
lawfully exercise ia highwa and bridge mat
tiers, laying. altering or otherwise of County
aud State Roads and are directed to report its
dOings to the Board OF Supervisors at its next
annual meeting.
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c. R. TAGGART, Proprietor fremont House Block
To the Public.

G. A. Rasmussen has put in a COM
plete line of Undertakers' goods, in
addition to his stock of furniture, and
has engaged w. S. Armstrong to take
charge of all funeral services. All
parties wishing anything in this line
will be promptly and carefully attend
ed to by calling upon
G.. A. RASMUSSEN.
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ICE-Deliyere to any part of the
city. Leave orders at either of the
meat markets.
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Val. Weisend pays the highest mar
ket price for hogs. cattle and sheep.
Office at Wadsworth & Wiger's store.
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RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 80

under consideration and would recommend the
adoption of the following:
RESOLVED. That il is hereby ordered by the
County Board Of Supervisors Of Pierce County
that there he bounty of one dollar and fifty
cents placed on fox scalps and that the law now
governing the payment Of wolf and wild cat
bornties shall govern the payment of bounty
on fox scalps.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
A r MICHAEL,
II ID FRessR,
IRAJ SMITH.
Committee on Finance.
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AN Of which Is respectfully Submitted and the
honorable Board of Supervisors are hereby asked
10 order the amount back to the several towns
and cities J. I. Bowers, Co. Treas'r.
On motion the report was accepted
and adopted. and the County Treas
urer directed to charge the different
items therein contained to the respec-
tive towns. villages and cities.
The following from Committee to
settle with County Clerk was accepted
and together with the annual report OF
County Clerk. adopted:
J. B. Jensen, County Clerk. in account with
Pierce county from Nov Is, 1892 TO Nov. IA, 1888.
nR LIENS rnraIa
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j. Il. JENSEN.
The reports Of the different Super
visors as to fines received by justices
throughout the county was referI ed to
the Finance Committee.
The Board now proceeded to the
election of Poor Agents by ballet.
Sup's Pratt aud Gilmore wore ap-
pointed tellers. The result of the first
ballot was the election o. } b Jensen
to said Office for full term of three
years Mr. Ira j Smith was then
elected Agent OF the Poor to fill the
vacancy in the unexpired term of N A
Nelson. being for one year.
The following was then accepted
and adopted.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
| Pierce County.
| REsoLvED, That the chairman of every town,
the supervisors of every city and village in the
| above mentioned county that has complied with
be allowed S3 20 Tor services, to be paid by the
County and that said returns when properly
| iiled out and certified TO be evidence of the
'@''N' p. MURPHY
On M elton the Board now adjourn
ed until Saturday morning
SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. Is.
| The Board again met 10 session at s
clock; roll called aud all members
present; minutes read and approved.
The Committee on Finance report
ed as follows:
| ELLswoRrH, Nov IL, 1898
To the Hon Board of supervisors OF County Of
Your committee to whom was referred the
| supervisors reports on ines collected from
justice would beg leave TO report that we have
| impaired said reports with the County Treas
| ported by supervisors being collected and
not PAID into County Ireasurers office:
Town of Irimbelie. 7 J Baker, Justice, 90
l.itv az prescvtt John Olive. 10 u
| do do Parker Adams, 100
| All Of which is respectfully submitted.
| A h MICHAEL,
| PDF REssE.
/ Ira ) SMITH,
Committee on Finance
On motion the report was accepted
and adopted and the District Attorney
of Pierce County directed to prosecute
any justice. police justice, judge or
other magistrate who shall have failed
to comply with the requirements ofsec
4772 of the revised statutes
| The committee on Official Bonds
reported that they have had referred
to them the bond of the County Judge
elect, whose term of Office will com.
mence January. 1894. and they sub
mitted the bond with their approval
endorsed thereon.
On motion the following was &C.
eepted aud adopted:
| To the Hon the County Board Of Pierce Co..
| Resolved. That the Clerk and Chairman of this
Board be and hereby ordered 10 issue orders for
| the per diem and mileage Of this Beard at s. PEI
DAY and jsnitor's fees At 81 per day.
On motion the following was &C.
cepted and adopted:
wHEREss, Vol 10 Of Index in Register q
Deeds Once is in bad condition, binding 0.
same being broken aud danger Of leaves there.
| from being lost Therefore, Resolved. By the
Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of Pierce
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The committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition asking for bounty
on foxes. reported and submitted the
following resolution:
ELLSWORTH. Nov. nth, 1899
To the Hen Board of the County Of Pierce
state Of Wisconsin
Your committee to whom was referred the
petition for 3 bounty on fox scalps would
respectfully report that We have had the sans
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that the Register of Deeds cause the necessary
reminding or repairs OF same to be done and
that he attend to same IN person, allowing said
volume 10 not remain IN possession Of any
OTHER person than himself while such volume
is outside of his Office for repairs. as aforesaid,
and that said Register render bill of cost of
repairs and expenses to the County Board for
allowance
The following was then submitted
and on motion accepted and adopted
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pierce County, ]. 3. Jenson. being
duly sworn, saws the foregoing report Is correct
and true, TO the best of his knowledge and be-
lief J. B. JKssos, Co Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this i4th
day of Nov 1898. l.. l. RICHARDSON,
Clerk OF Circuit Court
To the Hon Board Of Supervisors of Pierce Co.:
Your committee appointed TO settle with the
County Clerk, and to whom his report was re-
ferred do hereby report that We have examined
the report book and vouchers of said clerk.
carefully compared the same. and we find his
report correct in all respects and recommend its
adoption by this Board.
Respectfully submitted this nth day Of Nov.
1875 s Sss 4 f s::.se, connl'es
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wHERkss. Vol le Of Index in Register Of
Deeds Once is in bad condition, binding 0.
same being broken aud danger of leaves there.
from being lost. Therefore, Resolved. By the
Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of Pierce
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THE BURLINGTON"
c. B. g. N. r. r.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains at Prescott.

GOING NORTH.
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The committee on Finaoce submit
ted the following report and the same
was with the County Treasurer's re-
port accepted and adopted:
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On motion the report and recon
mendstions were accepted and adopted.
The committee on field notes rem
dered their report aud on motion the
same was received aud placed on file
The committee to settle with Agents
OF Poor reported and their report to.
gether with report of Agents of Poor
was accepted and adopted as follows.
To the Hon. County Board OF Pierce Co:
We, your committee appointed to settle
with the Agents of the Poor. respectfully re-
port that We have carefully examined the
books anu vouchers of said Poor Agents and
find the same to be correct.
HERMAN GILMAN.
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On motion the same was accepted
and adopted.
The committee on Jury List now
reported. aud the lists by them pre-
pared for Grand aud Petit Jurors
adopted as such jury list for the en-
suing year.
The following from Building Com
mittee was now submitted:
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PAY ROLL OF MEMBERS FOR 1898.

Names. No No Per
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To the Hon. County Board.
Your Committee on Building beg leave to re-
port that we have examined all the county
buildings here In the village and on the poor
farm. We find that all the buildings now on
the poor farm are in good condition but there
that there should be built on the poor farm two
sheds OF leant-os against the new barn. One
ON west side TO be l6x42 to be used as machine
and tool shed. One on north end to be l6x40 to
be used as a COW stable at a cost not to exceed
$500.
We find here in the village the Court House
and other buildings 10 be all right with the ex-
eeption of the County Office Building: We find
this bnilding TO be in very bad condition, the
roof az Ound chimney over clerk OF courts office
10 be defective. We hnd that the water from
eavespouts have at some places injured the
foundation. We recommend mat the same se
remedied by digging out under the outs,
vide flag rock under cave spout to carry water
away from building. We lind the joist under
the whole building TO be somewhat detective
and under the County Ireasurer's Office and
ball we find the joist to be all rotten and recon-
mend that there be new joist and floors put
under Treasurer and County Clerks Ofhees and
ha jOist to be of white oak free from rots or
shakes, floor to be of hard wood. We further
recommend. that if in the opinion OF the Supt.
of Public Property, when this work rs done
that If the other floors are found TO be detective
TO have them put down at same time and OF
same material. All work here at County Office
TO to be under the supervision Of County Supt.
of Public Property and on poor farm the Poor
Agents shalt have SUPERVISION OF same.
All Of vhIch we respectfully submit on this
II day OF Nov. 1898.
MICHAEL NuGESr.
w II kIDGNAS,
GEo LYNCH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-06
Legal Notice.


Charles ". Kandel, Eva May Handel and Mabel
Kandel minors under IA years Of age, who reside
at Garrett Dekalb county. state OF Indiana, will take
notice that Samuel W. Handel administrator OF the
june, le93 ned his petition in the Probate Court
OF stark county, Ohio. alleging that the personal
estate OF 9aid decedent is Insufficient TO pay her
debts and charges OF administering her estate; that
she died seized In fee simple OF the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In the county OF Stark
and state OF OHIO, to-wIt:
Being q part OF the northwest quarter OF section
number TWENTY-FIVE CAD. township number eleven
southeast corner OF said quarter; thence west on
the quarter line twenty -four and twenty -four hun
dEedths chains; thence NORTH hfty-six and one
fourth degrees east nine and forty hundredths
and seyenty-two hundredths chains; thence east,
parallel with the quarter line, twelve and thirty
eight hundredths chains thence south eighteen
links TO the place OF beginning. and containing
three and forty-six hundredths acres, or less.
Also part Of the northwest quarter OF section
number twenty. two (22), In township number elev-
en- ll) OF range humber eight t9). ard is described
as rolowsi Beginning on the east line OF said quar-
ter twenty hye links north, degrees east from the
southeast corner OF said quarter thence north S7H
degrees west, two chains; thence south, degrees
west seven links thence north. 87H degrees west,
nve chains and sixty seven links thence north. 81
degrees west nye chains and thirty eight hun
dredths links; thence south. S7h degrees east; ten
and eighty three hundredths links; thence south.
drsdths links 70 the place OF beginning, containing
three and ninety-eight huhdresths (a.ee) acres,
Praying that the sAia property be sold to pay the
del, Eva May Kandel and Mabel Kandel are hereby
notified that they have been made parties defend-
ant 70 said petition and that they are required to
answer the same on or before the 10th day OF
OAsE, MoNNor q wHITAoRB,
Jun24Lt-sat Attorneys far flalntin.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-06

Simplicity, however, seems out Of date,
everything is overloaded with trimming,
especially the bodices. The waists are left
round and small, but the shoulders and
bust are hidden with lace collets, berthas,
etc. Even yokes are embroidered or fulled;
guipure, both white and cream colored,
heavy make and light make, all are used,
and the effect Is often good, with the quaint
shades now in favor, such as willow green,
deft blue, lavender green and pale violet.
In Paris skirts are made round, Just
clearing the ground, q stiff hem lining
causing them to fall into the round plaits
Some firms are trying to force skirts and
petticoats with springs on the public, but
thus far without success.
Capotes are still small, and as the weather
gets warmer will be worn without strings
The little colored straw ones are charming
for example, pale lilac straw, with one
or two clusters of the persian lilac artistic
ally shaded and skillfully placed. White
lace is extensively used, combined with
flowers, for capotes and hats, and white lace
wells are much worn in Paris, where hats
are moderate in size and fanciful about the
brims, which are waved and turned about
In various ways, and the three cornered
hats, or Garde Franchise, are in favor.
Our cut shows an unusually original
gown, which is also becoming and tasteful.
This uncommon effect has been obtained in
part by an arrangement Of different mate
rials for skirt and bodice. The former is of
richest black satin, cut close over the hips,
yet with graceful fullness around the bot
tom Of the skirt. The bodice is of transpar-
ent corded grenadine over a foundation Of
bright yellow silk, trimmed with black sat
in ribbons, encircling the waist, and finish
ed with jeweled buckle over the left side
Satin and lace, with a lisse, finish the bodice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1893-07-06
JEREMIAH SOLLIDAY.
Death of a Citizen Who Was
well Known in the Commu-
nifty.

jeremiah Solliday, one Of our oldest and
best known citizens, suddenly died Thurs
day night. The remains will be Inferred
in Westlawn cemetery Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, services to be held at the
house No. 226 West Tuscarawas street.
jeremiah Solliday was born just fifty
two years ago on farm In Pike towns
ship, kept by his father Simon Solliday.
In 1861 he married Miss Amanda Whit
mer young lady of Bethlehem town
ship and then he removed to this city
where he has since resided, twenty years .
About three years ago he was attacked
with la grippe which induced heart
disease. He Travelled extensively in order
to recUperate his health, and he was not
supposed to be so near death.
Thursday evening Joe Camp and
"Jerryn Solliday called on Chas. Brown,
the florist, on Brown avenue. About 9:45
as they we're about to return home Solli-
day suddenly threw up his hands and
reeled into the street. He died almost
instantly, and his body was conveyed to
his home. Mr.. Soiliday was quite wealthy
and well known all over Stark county.