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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
ERIE LIN ES,

as follows and minutes earlier from Yves, go st:
O.OO a. M.-vestibuled Express Daily for Wayerly.
J'UO B!nshamton Elmirs. Buffalo. Bradford James.
town. Cincinnati and Chicago. Parlor car "
Buffalo.
OK 4. M.-Delawsre Valley Express. Daily except
C.lC sunday, for Tuxedo Goshen. Middleton, Port
Jervs Iackawrxen caicoon, Hancock Deposi.
susquehanna and Monticello. Far!or car 10 Mor,i'
cello
O.OO y. N.-vestbucd Limited Daily SOLD train fos
CUO chicago. Chautauaus Lake arrives Cleveland
sH A. ~, Chicago y; " sisep.rs % Chi
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car
~.OO y. M.-Bufao vesribuied Express Daily. arrives
CUU Buffalo 6.33 A. ~. making direct concessions
for Detroit. Chicago and the West, Burs,o pas
sengers remain in sleeper until A ".
"A y. M.-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fal.s
C'fO Daily. Solid train 80 Chicago. sleepers 20 Bgs'
ocAL TIME TABLE TICKET AND PULLMAN
IL accomn odaiions III 2Gi 4Oi and s5I Broadway
lse Eas, i2sths' Chambers sns IVES, 23,... s.rr.s
Hudsonst. Hoboker. and Jersey city station Ere
Company calls for and checks baggage frov
hotels and residences to destination
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.av. EXPORTS 81 GodS3 NJ. extra. 81 eods3 10; good
40 ao5s2 IO fair 81 iVasi 20. common Jotrl; sprhss
S2d3 49, . ~, H.. t,...t,,s 7 ,on head; mar
,H,,il sjdiOc lower. light and pigs - 5Oi' ", ~
Medium 81 Wasi 50 heavy 81 3jasi 70 's,u I a.,
''i,fs head market lower. nat'e steers u.s.. ~.
~ ", fnr e. good filfj. COWS AMI helieis ..s'
81 N fair good 81 toas2 10 bulls s. oi", s,ee,s
go feelefa ~ VDnst 10. calves, sidfN l,N' 1919
~ M, an 60 Sheep Receipts 5000 hend. market hV"
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heavy with prices from unchanged &c lower com
Pared Wien yesterdays closing. The market Tor cash
nais was i,di,c lower and dull Sales ~ 900 bush az
,oous f0mp bush . 2ji.02Gc elevator. ~ WD bush
H. white 2sQ2gsc: 1000 bufh No . white 2dn2d'c'
ana 10 COO bush track white. 2jH3ic .
We riv~ comparison he closing Prices c' ihe pre-
nd the corresponding date last year:
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RAILROADS.
.AmGR,os's oRGArGsT RIsLRoAu..
NEWY YORK
CENTRAL
~ ullnsON RIVER ~

From Grand Central station va Street
$3.50 h-tssept sunday Empfs state Esvssss
siBJ A. NJ -Esoep, sunday, For Ricbn.ld spfhsa
Adirondack Mountains Thousand fslsnds snl
v.BO 4 N daily Pes, Mail. Fof Syracuse. Roehss,ss
Bunalo, Niagara FAILS, ChlessJ
"no b'cfg S1ggs s.. 70 ,.. gs's m1s.',sa
tO,BO K n ~f,esp, sunday bay Express W. oil In.
100 ~ fsIly Southwestern Limited, ~, ciss,s.
nstl, Indianapolis :, bysls shl ehlssso g.
''' snd tssibi Mountain. Limited, Bsas, Dfsssss
s,s0 ] II Essspi SUNDAY West fslo'L pegsts-svss
A,s0 ". belly egi,h sIg's h,g'sa bss bs''Ms
ooo ~ = J.y eSIf" r.; A ' fsey epr.ls e,.
WV" sst, pss,T2ii- chssgs, ffH.loes,, - IrD.
TOO r. H-Daliy tog, AdlsoPiaes Mountains rhss-
7,ao n 's hsiI, "' Fos Auburn ROAD points Bur.a
'' Niagara Falls Cleveland, Indianapolis st. IDuS
ONO p I~Daily Only Sleeping Car passengers TO
jtochester carried on this train.
Ous = M"Daliy FOR Cape Vincent. osdsnsurs
1910 syfa1cT train sT Chicago and prncip.
points on New-York Central every night except
ono sa" x an nf: ,as P M-Dapy .roeD, Sunday
Pittsheld, VIA Harlem Diysioaa -.
Ou6 M.--Sunday only 70 Pittshelf ana the Bsrk
:s hG H NIdH r. Frat 4RIIX B' 70 yoNKERs
Ds0 Rosa "a h: as q. only IL I'm.
'ail night trains out OF Eew,York. ~
T Mafnsr li rarin 'i by Pini-ch Light
TIs' saa u Park Pae. as az BroadvaT 81 Hs
sr9adEay 2s' @ aS y % 2s rIs
baggage checked from hotel residence BY the Vest
1 1S4S NJ To1cEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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BALTIMORE g. ONO RAILROAD.

BnItimore Wilmington, Chicago, Cincinnati.
ST. Louis nnd Ali Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS. 80.
New-York. foot Of Libertysi daily 5o5 cHlCa0o
go sun 12:io night ciNCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 10 g. m
coo p m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 8 a. m. sa;
q 90 D. n ev sun. Dining Carr 500 900 m Dining
Carr 1915 night.
NORFOLK II 30 a. n. daily
,hroiSh Pniimsn Sleeping Car F. NJ daily.
All trains Illuminated with Plntsch light. .,
~ 81 is7 FqTeTy g. Y: ga Fa,t9NS s. Br0okiyn'
New-York Transfer Company viii call for ana checs
baggage from hotel o residence n destination.
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1HE STl1E or 1RhDE.

baltimore Aug "a Flor dull Wheat w sea ks,,en,, pn
,f,nber Gg', 1Gar. steamer No req w ,nDnr' s,,k
.,n h, sample GfdDsr DO on gihhe vs"issd amt
40, OH bush snles 1900 bush. torn VIII M War,
.gtti,c; August iic ashed septemDef u, - a.
,es aAie, Januaft aO.m3Gfsc. SOUTHERN VIII. ~ mn
a. velnw iTi,6isoi stock. Tt8ep n usn' .n,i ,T, No
nI,..d n, yb15ti.e simk 1881 hns Hss tast. ~
< "naff,ln s,,rt VI Jsi inish iay itinei f.NfittW
a. sln fts.ls inactive. colt nm "lnnil"ts s,,a
A., staadt. fancy Dtfnmsis WH9lgi alin ma
u.ahsd al ". Eees hini ia'sulf' 'u'' ""'''7 WIZ
changed linn ,ut.,
tosoa Aug " Flour dnil AM easy t"'" ,19, p,
o,iet Safinafn ofeane'N siusi't. western, war; "a
tt.,.s ntunT huTfbnihi sMA'tni Nsssil ihN
steady. Eastern l0uiiri Western "hl Michigan 'np'''
uua,io Aug ~ spring wheat hDnia liberal "HH'lhss
of ~ 1 we're made and a. al edsy NHufp, nv u.'nne
ane spoi business confined a. carloads SAFES - i1iS
tember Closing, M I nara spot ni'sl"'s 90 ~ ) -
,ua1r- M new wheat offered, Winter wheat s'ai't
uru,sr sales u 2D hush, No red Indiana, DNiuN.c
uu hush No | white oregon, bisUboAc store. losing
N, red chicago ~ isc, do Indiana, DSisc 90 Iulen"
Dlto Store. no track offerings torn-ScaIe nrn cars
No 2 yellow sold track; 1000 bush No yellow
.olat 2Ac, 900 do, i2c store. Closing No yell
lou track ,tc; No corn 43sc track, No yellow, 47sc
No corn 4O7s4i1hc store. Oats Scarce nrn; NO =
white 2bA.c: No white 2bc No mixed, 3ac; No 3
nlxed 2li,c track; 40 white old, 2Jc store. Rye
scarce: No O. 4slac bid. Flour-Quiet. weak Mill
eed-Quet easy. unchanged Canal fTeights-Qu!et. un-
|hicago. Aug 22-The leading futures ranged az fol-
Wheat. No. 2; Opening. Highest. Lowest Closing
August .......... G2,1dG24s 62ss Glts 6d,s
centauber 63iAff63t. G}i !uts}ss 6lsnblA4 OZts
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NEW-Y YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

.a Inns ea', loot Of West A2d ST. follows us mnsss
MD a. W., for West Cornwall orr's Mills Lakes
Tu ennnin, 'n Mnnewasks. Middletown Rloomingbufsh
fallstuikh Liberty Scranton Walton. Delhi.
'WWnssk Norwich u:.cs. Oneida, Fulton. osweso.
"ssho y. NJ. Tor Campbell Han. MidiletowK Bloom.
,,sxu,ss Mwshoio. rienvlle Mountain Dale. Cen
brr,v rh,s WIS, Monticello. Hurieyvile Liberty fas
itao - ~ Saturdays oniy) Tor Middletown Bloora-
,nhpush Wurtsboro EllerNil,S Mountain Dale Falls-
WIZ, MonticellS Hurisyvie Liberty Falls Liberty.
Mnnewa,si W.; fSs Campbell, tall LAKES Mehonk and
clsnVe Mountain Dale Centreviiis f,Iisbu,sh Month
insson M.or Liberty Falls LSerty. park'vp:e LH.
,, vw ~ w. DAILY. for Campbell Hall M'ialetcwn
Falls ana nsn,, Oneida Fulton osweso S,ssas
bin s W sree to Niagara ralis.
tn,sss burnside Campbell Hall stony Ford c'v,,s Ran
VILE "'''"'nspurgh Wurtsboro. Ellen
Tickets ;na Pullman Drawing Room seat. q. 81, Broad.
c ANDERSON a 2. A.. 60 n,.vs n. ~
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AMERICAN OR EUROPEAN PLAN.

This hotel offers luxurious accommodations to
and families Ia accessibility and quiet
secured for IL the patronage of the best people
where guests beautiful OF the
Hudson River and Central Park. is hut block from
the broadway cable. sixth and Ninth ed
railroads. facilitating quick communication with all parts
Private Rustic Gardens the roof for Use
guests and their friends who entertained nightly
by Russian Orchestra.
At the MAJESTIC one may escape the heat and
Of touch
privileges OF the metropolis with
~ the country In size location and appointments il ia
without peer and viii We'll repay n visit u rsra.on
For and illustrated DO kle address Il II ST ARMS
ManaEng Direction.
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DEL, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN Il. X:
stations In New-Nork foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VESTIBtLED TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET


CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route 10 NEWARK BiOOMFIELp. MONTCl-AlN
THE ORANGES. Summit. Rernardsyi,le. Baskns
Ridge, Madison Morristcwn. Passaic. Paterson. Boon
Ton: Dover, stanhope. NEWTON. Bupps LAKE:
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hsckettstown SCHOOLFYS
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHlI-LIPSBvRG. EAsrCS
WATER GAP, STRotpsRIRG, rocono Mountains
COKE HANNiTLE rI Mont,
ssins TTIcA RIcHFIELp SPRINGS, co.,lssi
SYRACtSE oSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEsO. Fr.NiRk
C9RNIXG PATn nANsyILLE BS,rFAIo sna all
7;2o M-BiNGHAMToN MAIL Stops principal
600 M M.-nuTTALo SCRANTON. nINGMAMroy.
UTICA. RlCiFiEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ARD
oswEGo ENPREss. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car. e.n-
meet at Buffalo with train Tor chicago and points west
los r MmsCRANToN nINGHNMToS and ELMlRA
uENPRESS Pullman parlcr
MOUTH ENrREsS Pullman Paflor Cars
$50 i. NJ O1aiNl-HuNalo NsstiAuled Limited ENpr~ss
for SCRANTON. BrNGVANTON. ELMtRA pvr.
R 1Ar.,, pullman Buffet slesplns Car Connects "
$50 NJ n,,n rnJ'FEMnn sCRANroN nINGnAM:
qi nnd 0SwEG0 EXrREss; ps,lmas nurs, ssspers
., IlCkETS MD PULLMAN ACCONMNp NTiC<S At y
p9rk Place 40 BROADWAY Tickets at fsrr. stations ga
imnadNay. Ill shave. ?th-st. 81 West issh-st.
:Ss columhus-ave. Ncw-york sss and 20 ruonsi and
~" Rrcetws, irookjn Time tables giving full tnfor-
nation NJ all stations
wrSrCoTT rNprrSs COMPANY will calf ,cr ara
~NerN ha~rarr Prom hotel or residence to destination
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD.
Summer Schedule in effect June Goth. 1898.
For Red Bank; Long Branch. Elberon; ocean Grove
Asbury Beimar. Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave Foot Liberty Street; 49, 5.so 90 Red
30 .2:i5 100 400. $40. $50 e.i3 p. NJ. Sundays
'a.i5 A 81. i:3o. 400 p. M.
Corlandt and peshrosses Streets 33p
30 $50 5000 4 NJ 1910 80 :2 SATURDAYS only,: 23o
'3:fO $40 teNcept Red EanO 20 10 200 =. NJ.
Sundays. s:i5 A. " 'o4s A ~ SIS 7. II.
Sunday trains DO not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
'Dcno,es express trains.
J. r WOOD. II. p BALDWIN.
O. p. A.. Penn. n r. - C. r. r. OF ~ j.
eup't N. Y. \ y y. r. r.
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Receipts ~ feadsiuns ~ hleef points N thousands
I,si ibas glpisfs VHn omitted Fnb ms siaih hhsi
as
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-08-22
Rig RIVER.

Tom Manion ana Family OF Prescott
visited in town Sunday.
r. l.. Kluza has ttken Rev. Miller's
place and there Will now be services
each Sunday at tht Catholic church
here.
f. b. Saxton has Bought B. Virgins
interest in his motf er's estate.
G.. Manser OF Ellsworth called here
one day last week.
Jack Simon, foItner youth of this
place but now oil Prescott, visited
here Sunday.
G. w. ChinnocH of Liver Falls
passed through h{re one day Last
week.
Diphtheria is still lingering over in
Trim belle. Alex Vuppert buried all
of his children, FIFE in number, at
this place last weeI
w. III. Sandersonff River Falls was
in town Monday.
Peter FosbenderI OF Hastings was
here on business Monday.
Eighty-two children are buried in
the Catholic cemetery at this place
who died from diththeria, OF which
number "A are ffom the town of
Trimbelle and s tom the town of
Oak Grove. We bully endorse the
editorial on dip3theria which APP
peared in the JoUfNAL of the 18th
ult. and from ObSirvatlon know that
the structures wer1 none too severe.
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PRESCOTT.

The social given by the Calvery
Guild Wednesday eve. at the Guild
Hall was success, both socially and
financially.
Severt johnson was in from the
Falls Sunday.
Theo. WenZel, Waterman on the
steam shovel at Savannah, spent Sun
day in Prescott.
a telegraph line has been establish
ed between Mayor Johnson's residence
and John Lin bladt's which is fine
invention.
Prescott being the headquarters for
furnishing boats on the Mississippi
the people here are supplied with
excellent coal.
Mercord Bros. have leased their fine
Touring mill to Davidson & Cook, who
will take possession about Sept. LIST.
The Steamer Sea Wing started for
st. Paul Sunday after raft of logs.
j. b. Jones' brothers from the
Pacific coast are spending the summer
in Prescott
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Wisconsin Weather. prop Bulletin.
Weather Bureau Milwaukee. /
Atfn III rsQ- 4


The weather duringtthe past week
was characterized Dytabundant sun
shine, moderately thigh midday
temperatures, rather COOL nights and
local showers on the t2th, 18th and
18th. The condltlonsf were generally
favorable toward the broper deyelon-
mcnt and Advancement OF the differ
ent crops, except oye1 some counties
in the southern portlta of the state.
where the droughty conditions con-
tinued. and were intebsified.
Harvesting is aboutk mpleted. ex-
cept of the late oats. lThreshinp has
progressed rapidly, AID oats. barley
and rye are turning out well.
Corn is improving oger all sections
and is either in the soasting ear or
milk stage. The general belief is
that two more wees Of favorable
weather will place il beyond danger
Of froSts, and assarS a very large
yield. Over Washington, Green, La
Fayette, Iowa and sonte other counties
i'm the southern sectiCS Of the state.
the corn is sufferingt seriously from
drouth, and will not, from present
promises, yield more 4han a half crop.
Potatoes, generally, shaye continued
to improve and prOmi+ an abundant
yield, the late potatoes are growing
finely except over the dfOuthy counties.
The oats are being freshed with a
fair to excellent yieldk The weather
has been exceptionally favorable for
threshing.
Barley and rye, esbecially winter,
are giving good results.
Buckwheat is growing finely, has
improved fast and 4 ripening in
localities.
Millet is doing well tnd is reported
as light TO good crolS Fail pastur-
age is mostly in goodl condition, and
feeding is being done lnly over few
counties. Young oliver looks well.
Garden truck is repoff ed as plentiful.
The showers havf generally adj
vanced the growth n meadows and
the second growth is DINING on well.
Proving Is in progress over a few
counties, but generally little has been
done, as the main Effort has been
directed toward seclsring maturing
crops. The ground islin poor to fair
condition.
As whole, the reports received in
dictate continued Improvement slowly
in condition and 8owth OF the
different crops, and tie outlook as to
probable yields is verd satisfactory.
CHAs.tM STRONG,
Local Forecast Ohfial, Director.
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BrLpENtrLLE.

Charley GoldsmitR, who has been
seriously i'll, is recovering slowly.
The new warehouse is nearly com
pleted and will be retdy to receive all
kinds of farm produf in a short time.
School will begin Stpt. 8 with NJ. III.
Terpening Prin. and Mrs. G. A. Gold
smith Assistant.
Mrs. Cad Coon and sister Of Hudson
are sojourning in toxin.
Mrs. Roll. WalterShas been visiting
her parents, Mr.. any Mrs. Sweet of
River Falls, the pastltwo weeks.
Mrs. Dudley of g. lPaul is visiting
her sister Mrs. Suydtm.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walters,
July 10, daughter.
Master Clark Brown OF Ellsworth
visited his little friebds in Beldenyille
last Tuesday.
We understand tlFt we are TO have
a change in postmafers.
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KINNICKINNIc-

Mrs. L. p. Whitcomb and daughter
Evna were callers in the south part OF
town last Friday.
Miss Mary Gray went to Hudson
last Saturday for week.
Mrs. Spencer Beede of Boardman
visited at Mrs, Fuller's last week.
The threshing machine is proving
the yield Of grain better than the
most sangCine farmer expected.
Some fields yielding 80 bushels of oats
TO the acre and 40 ofwheat.
Miss Iverson OF Martell will teach
in District No. ? this year.
Mrs. Henry Chase and daughter
Nellie of OSce0ia visited Mrs. De-
yarmond last week on their way to
Olivet where her mother resides.
There is much cause for hopefulness
among the farmers: if only the grain
operator would keep his fingers out of
our pie. We may be thankful to the
giyer who has blessed our labor.
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WEST SUPERIOR.

Miss Addie Sawyer, formerly of
River Falls but now of Duluth, is in
New York pursuing her evolutionary
studies.
Camping is a popular pastime for
pleasure seekers here, Minnesota
Point being the objective point of
most of the camping parties.
For some time succeeding the
municipal election held here last
April whatever the condition of the
we had Starkweather. That pun died
Mayor is alleged to have been too
strongly attached TO the habit of
taking up collections and as result
we have no Starkweather now.
In the case of Superior's Cethroned
Mayor, Rev. G. $. Starkweather, the
Supreme Court has been called on to
pass upon some technical points of
law concerning which the High Court
of Impeachment and the attorneys
for the defense could not agree. The
case comes up for consideration Sept.
Sd, and the possibility of the reinstate-
ment of Mr.. Starkweather is already
being discussed here.
Superior shows an increase of 1l6
per cent. since the census of 1890,
which is not very bad, considering.
The supply of teachers for the
country schools is greatly in excess of
the demand. Supt. Williams says the
woods are fun of 'em. Every school
board has uncles, cousins, or aunts
who are ready, willing and able to
teach while waiting, Macawber like,
for something letter TO turn up.
1t has been said that ofilce-holders
seldom die and never resign, but Prof
A. w. Rankin, our worthy and
efficient City Superintendent of
Schools, has proven an exception to
this rule, having resigned his position
here to accept that of Supt. of the
Grades of the schools of the State of
Minnesota.
The Broadway Hotel has been re-
modelled for the use of the Broadway
High School, of which Prof. G.. r..
Colburn recent graduate from Yale
has been chosen Principal. Prof. G..
l.. Bowman retains the Irincipalship
Of the Nelson Dewey High School.
III. S. Sawyer and wife of Duluth
were visiting friends on this side of the
Bay last week. Mrs. Sawyer will soon
receive letters patent to which she
has been adjudged entitled, upon an
article which every lady uses, and
upon which she hopes to make some
money.
Mayor Howe states in effect that the
saloon-keepers and gamblers will not
resist an honest effort TO enforce the
laws. This is rather a terse arralgn-
ment of his predecessors. The pastor
of the Hammond Avenue Presbyterian
church is seriously questioning the
honesty Of Mayor Howe's efforts in
this direction.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-08-22

The annual fair uHfer the auspices
of the Minnesota suite Agricultural
Society will be held this year on the
grounds at Hamline, midway between
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, Sept. 9th
to 18th inclusive. TN big crop which
has been harvestedt in Minnesota
this year is likely TO contribute most
to make the fair the Biggest and best
in the history of thet society. More
interest has alreadyI been shown in
the forthcoming EXPOSITION than in
any previous year, AMI more inquiries
are being made aboulth affair. The
society offers $4,000 i'm premiums
and prizes, of which ia 900 is TO be
given to the raisers y cattle, and a
like amount to the bf eders of horses.
There are liberal pretniums also for
the breeders Of sheeptand swine, and
for the poultry faniiers. The big
crop which Minnesota has secured is
known all over the tDuntry and the
prospects are that tae stock raisers
from all over the country will send
their herds and studito the fair, and
make the exhibit J notable one.
Premium list will be sent on applica-
ton to E. w. Randall, Secretary,
Hamline. Mimi.
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NEW CENTERYILLE.

Miss Christina Peterson has gone tC
st. Paul.
Cliff Derro and Clarence Hudson
have gone to Dakota.
w. l.. Hodge attended the teachers
institute at Hammond last week.
Mrs. Warren Woodbury. of st. Paul
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Hampton, and many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quin Keyes of Ham
mond Sundayed with Mr.. W. Hodge.
Threshing has begun.
Rob. Hampton and wife visited at
Hammond Saturday.
Mr.. Otis and Miss Maggie Zentzis
visited friends in Woodville Sunday.
An ice-cream sociable will be held
August 30th at the home of j. T. Hey,
the proceeds to apply on the new bell
for the NJ Z. church.
Miss Common. an elocutionist from
Arkansaw, will give a reading here
Sept 3. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Blake is having her store re-
shingled and re-plastered.
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Pearls.

From the most ancient times, pearls
seem To have been highly valued for
purposes Of adOrnment. Twenty-Five
centuries before the Christian era.
the Chinese cultivated the pearl
musSel, and at this day they are
ahead Of other nations in this respect.
Carefully opening the valves of the
freshwater mussel, the operator
inserts small pieces OF wood. some
times carved into fantastic images.
which in the course of "A year or two
are coated with a deposit of pearls.
The largest known pearl in the world
is one in the KensingtOn England
museum. weighing three ounces, and
being four and half inches in cir
conference: the most perfect one is
in the Moscow (RusSial museum.
weighs % carats, and is a perfect
globe. The principal fisheries for sea
pearls are in India, and the Persian
Gulf, though the Australian coasts are
developing strongly. Freshwater
pearls are found i'm many rivers of
our own country. the best being on
the Little Miami, in Ohio, where
they are worked Systematically.
Pearls have also been found at various
pOintso on the Wisconsin, and at Lyle,
on the Black River, both localities
being easily reached by the fast and
elegant trains OF the Burlington
Route, the Mississippi River scenic
line. For tickets, maps and rates,
call on your home ticket agent, or for
further information address w. j. c.
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul,
MINI.
A number of the new and popular
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-08-22
ROBERTS.

Bicycling is becoming all the rage
in this village.
Geo. Sanford who has been employ
ed at the hardware store will resign
Saturday night and commence the
school year at the Normal.
Il. w. TAFT and family contemplate
moving to River Falls. VIII TAFT
will work the farm if they make the
change.
Curly" Lewis is expected from
Wichita, Kan. soon. We will all be
glad TO see ''Old Curly"
Rev. VIM. Gill visited in River Falls
last Friday.
The butcher, Mr.. Simon, has found
II necessary TO keep another horse i'm
order TO make his long trips every day
through the surrounding country.
The Misses TAFT visited in Kinnic-
kinnic last Friday
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-08-22

The American p4pple are always in.
terested in anything that pertains to
the White House. We are reliably IN
formed thatthe stables contain a full
assortment of different drugs and
medicines and they. also ESQ the head
groom says) keep al bottle of Haller's
Barb Wire Linimfnt, which is the
most successful Il himent that they
have ever used. For sale by X. s.
Freeman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-08-22
TRIMBELLE.

A. j. Moore has lattly been granted
an increase of pension, and will from
now on draw at the trate of $50 per
month.
The village school pill open on the
10Th with Miss Idai clearinghouse of
Ellsworth as teacherI
VIM. II. Sander soI Of River Falls
was in town last Monday.
There will be ha Nest home social
and donation heidi in this village
Thursday evening, Jug. 10Th, for the
benefit of Rev BroTn. The plan is
for each one to briig a basket filled
with eatables and hive free supper,
and also bring whatefer you feel like
giving to the ministtr.