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sailed shoulders. s5.c2s4as.75; whisky.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 50.-Flour
firmcr: western superiine. {..J'N2.e,; DO
extra S2..Hfi.i3n. 30. family. - i'G.'. ,'.
winter patent. siS,ffI.o. spring do,
~. Ss4i.iU. do. straight. f;.'sfiJ.,u.
Wheat dun and lower; No. red spot,
July, and August. 7liiqIbc.; september.
72i.fi1-s.c.: December. 1in ,i.-c.; steamer
No red. t,Sl, lf6~iae.. southern. by ram
pie. 12a73c.: TO-. on grade, "3i2fl'-i1c.
Corn steady. mixed spot ana J.iy, &c.
bid, August. 4l4c: bid' SEPTEMBER .'izc.
bid year fUi5c. bid: southern. 5ins2c.
oats quiet. No. > white, western Sll3n
&c. No. , mixed. western, 2y,1q5uc.
Rye inactive; No. =, Joc.
Grain frcishts quiet.
Coffee firm. 40. Z. SIG 2jNlG.N.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds Virginia Century, f-tlnbt. Bal
timore and Ohio. Gi'.1G5. Northern Cen
tral. Osis. Baltimore and ohio South
western frsts. III bid; Consolidated Gas
stock. C21nGi. do. bonds, os, III bid,
do. J's 1US1lOg
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Portsmouth and Lynchburg winning by

Portsmouth and Lynchburg winning by
one run.
Richmond has won the same number OF
games from Roanoke that Lynchburg has
won from Petersburg.
There was a rumor started yesterday
that three members OF the Baltimore team
had been killed In a railway collision.
The rumor proved to be a false one.
The Magicians and Hustlers played the
first seven innings yesterday in exactly
an hour.
Little made State-League record yes
terday In having seventeen put-outs at
first base TO his credit.
BOYS. we want t0-day's game.
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SHOOTING iFFRdY.
John Jones shoots George Holmes ON
Past Broad street.

About n o'clock last night John Jones
and George Holmes. TWO young negroes.
became engaged In a difficulty on Broad.
between Fifteenth and sixteenth streets,
when suddenly Jones drew pistol ana
sh0f Holmes. The bullet entered his alb
doncn. and he fell 10 the ground I'M
conscious.
The ambulance was summoned. and ne
was carried % the almshOuse, where
Dr. W. N. Parker operated. AMI removed
the bullet Al a lat" hour last night
Holmes was resting easily. anf - ex-
nected to recover n appears thaf Jones
ilred two shots az Holmes but only the
frst took effect, the second. however.
@ame near striking Officer W. W. crump.
The men had had a quarrel earlier IN the
dav and resumed N last night
Jones. after be fired the second shot,
ran down sixteenth street. and jumped
In Shockoe creek. and escaped. officer
crunp fred AZ him three times. but mono
~ me shots took affect. The police are
on Jones trail. and expect 10 capture
him soon.
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ST. LOUIS. MO. July Colour dun
and unchanged.
Wheat lower. July 7Osc., August, zoe. !:
September, 1O.sc.
Corn lower; July, 4Oc.; September,
4Wic.. December, au,.c.
oats lower. july, DC: September
- &C., May. .5l4c.
lorK-standarl mess. SlV.Sp4.
Iard-frlme steans 5000. choice. $3.50.
Inconsistencies, s1.Jall. longs, .61J.
clear ribs. SjNiI.. short Clear, 500.
Dry 54lted Mcats-ShOulders, xJS1ia;
longs, S6.3i4, clear ribs, $500, short
clear. 500.
High wines lower and steady 1T Sf22.
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LOST THROrGH ERRORS.
Petersburg Defeated by Lynchburg by a
~core of = fo a.

LYNCHBURG. VA. July 9-Special.-
The game to-day with Petersburg was
close and exciting with still another
hearts disease finish. Lynchburg won,
Ills true, but by the hardest work.
James. OF the Cockade city. who was
ever. and Is still an enigma, difficult OF
solution for the hin Climbers, was no
exception to-day. and but for costly en-
rOrs by himself and Turner would have
taken the game with at least one run
10 spare. Nckenna's work for Lynch
burg was very good.
fIIl
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re: mixed &C. 10 re. shortberry. CSC.
TO 1.,c. No. 2 red, f2c. TO s3c.
COrn-Whitc. Virginia, soc. TO Ole; no.
, white. zoe. TO ole. No. . mixed ioc.
&c soc.
3 mixed. 21i4c. TO sc, winter seed, BE.
to SIC.
Rvc-5Oc 20 53c.
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poRTsMorTII.

Earned runs-NOrfOlk 4; Portsmouth, =.
TwO-base hits-Alctiaun. Thornton, Vet
ter. Double plays a'OrcOran and Mrtitnu.
CorcOran. McGann. and Iate, Mciann,
C0rcoran. and Tftc. All and Mangan.
Mailman. and ThurstOn. Bases on balls
or Weeks. 3. off roster. 2. on Brandt.
4. Struck out-By Weeks. .. by Foster,
Z. by Brandt Z. Hi. by pitched ball
Foster. stolen bases Norfolk. 4. Ports
mouth. =. Left on bases Norfolk and
Portsmouth. s each. Passed balls -Netter.
, Wild pitcher-Brandt 3 Time-rwO
hours. Umpire. Mr.. Mclaughlin.
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PORTSJTOF TN WINS.
Norfolk Almost Ties the score But Brandt
saves Ills Team.

NORFOLK. VA. July 9.-Special-
seven innings this afternoon biz Brandt,
Of Portsmouth. had the Norfolks at his
mercy Then no. let down and Tates
men. hy some hard hitting coupled with
loose work on the part of Ports
most lie the score Bur Brandt quickly
settled 10 his work in the eighth, and
won the game with cOmpartive ease.
Knox was put out OF the game for foul
1umUunr.
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or rHE CLUBS.

CAMS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Baltimore at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
New York al Washington.
Chicago al PittsbCrg.
st. Louis at Louisville
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LYNEAIANN. Died. at his residence.
No. 1871 Pleasant street. JOHN NJ
LYNEliANN. born April ~, 1877. al
Asmabruck, Germany; died July 80, 1875.
at 1913 l.. VI.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Callahan. and Wilson. Game called ON
account OF darkness.
At New Orleans. o., .,
Score: II. ~ r.
E-v.nsvilIe 202I e000N-5
Batteries -. Mcfarland and fleiis'
Sochrist. Smith. and GOnding.
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Summary. Earned Richmond. 2.
Roanoke. .. TwO-basc hlfs-Weils and
Little. stolen bases-Kain ~. House
man %. Bradley. Wells. Double plays
Viox and Little. Bases on bals-On
Tannehnl. ]. Off Lloyd. .. Hit by pitch
cr-kain Struck out-by Tannehnl. 3D..
Time OF game-one hour and twenty-five
minutes Umpire Mitchell. Attend
auce. 200.
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FORElIiN.S GRElT GlME.
lie Takes a Game From the Colts Giving
Them But Eight iiit-.

PITTsBCRG. PA. July 9.-Foreman,
Pittsburg's child wonder. took game
from Chicago to-day. and gave Anson's
crowd hut eight hits. lie pitched
great game. Hutchinson was also ef-
fectiye. but Pittsburg succeeded In bunch
ing their hits In the nth inning. and
earned three runs. Attendance, 20o).
Score. II. II. l..
pntsburg ......... OOO03O0Ox-3 . /
Chicago .......... O0O10O1OO 2
Batteries Foreman and Merritt. Hutch
fusou and Efttrilge.
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Summary Earned runs-LynchDuft, y
Petersburg. !. IWO-base hts-James,
Turner. McKonna. smith Three-base hits
Mcintyre. Keefer Turner. Double playa
-Borryhlll 10 Mcintyre. Struck out-By
AfcKenna, 4. by James 7. Base on balls
By McKenna, 3; by James, ?. Umpire,
Mr. HOggns.
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,o,o Term for n Doctor.

CHARL ESTOWN, w. VA. July eo.-in
the (ircuit Court here yesterday Judge
Fauli<nsr overriied Or. W. r. Perr,'s
mofion for a new trial. and sentenced
him 10 the penitentiary for fourteen
wears. DR. Perry was convicted on Fri
day last OF chloroformlng and outraging
Miss Rose J. Johnson. a patient
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Again II was a pitchers battle, ana
Taunchiu had q shade the best Of 10. Two
fumbles IN the Out-ieid cost Roanoke one
run. and bat for the first inning when
Llovd hit a man, gave base OH balls,
and was twice touched for sacrifice hits,
things might have beer different
TLfn. too fanny was hit safely thgee
t.mos ln the first. but after this De- set-
tied down. and four small singles we're
an that The visitors cOull secure. To
sum the game up il was most ln ioIDted-
Is. a pitchers battle, and both twlrlefs
threw the sphere in magnihc mt form
Lloyd pitched a great game, eight mus
being the extent TO which tha hIsuers
damaged his delivery. Both men had
good control and speed. and especially
Tannehul who In the eighth with Two
men on bases, and one ont, Inly allowed
one run 10 be- made LlOyds pitching was
excellent but De was a frihe wild at times.
he gave four men bases on balls ana
did LnL .IILkn ON any ono.
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Nrs j. r. Owens and daughter Aii,e
viii leave Thursday morning for Middle
ten Mills. Fluvans county. Va. 10 speed
the month OF August
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Al Richmond
Roanoke. 2. Richmond, 4.
At Lynchblrz.
Petersburg, 8. Lynchburg, 6.
At Norfolk.
Portsmouth. Q: Norfolk, 9.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA. July 30. 1895
OnefinEs Wheat. SIS bushels. corn
OniHci). 90 bushels. oats. 3y1D bushels.
safe Wheat SIS bushels. corn (mlxed),
81 bushels. oats. 4D bushels
quotations: Whsat-Longberry, sc. 10
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The fielding was FAST and clean on
both Sides am. not "a single error mar
rsi the Husflers WORK. IL Was "a Kind OF
one. two. three order game. ana not un-
on the last man was out could either sipe
lay claims 10 the contest.
I'm the first inning Kahn was hit: De
stole second. went 10 third on smith 3
hlt and scored on a tumble by Fuiz
Smith went 10 second on The same rumble
and scored ON sacrinces by Groves ana
Houscman. The visitors scored once in
their half. Scherer got hit. but was
caught mapping at first. Then fulz made
a single and. hy fast running. h. scored
ON Litties twO-basgcr 20 the centre-neli
fence.
a beautiful d01blc play from third TO
first. and back by NiOX, and Little. cut
OF AN hopes OF Richmond scoring boz the
second, while the visitors in their half
OF the same inning were retired boz one,
two. three order.
In the third a. single by Smith, follow
"a by sacrifices by Groves and House
man, with a timely single by Bradley
gave the Hustlfrs one more run.
Both clubs drew blanks mp 90 the sixth,
when Bradley again found Lloyd for
single. and made the circuit OF the bases
on Wells long drive lo deep right This
was the Hustiers' last rum. ln the eighth
the Masicians gave the rooters nervous
shock, aud came near winning out.
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rnLADfLpnIA. 10. BRooKIYN. 3.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. July 3o.-The
Brooklyn club made It's first appear
ance Of the season here. and was beat
en-. Hamilton and Thompson scored
home In the NTH inning by sending the
bah over the right-held wall. The VS.
it0rs knocked out vollcy Of singles
In the eighth, four runs being the re-
suit. Score.
r. n. h
philadelphia OiOOOOO60-l0 - 3
Rrooklyn ........ OOI0O0 4O-5 y {
Batteries Taylor and Clements; Lucid
and Grim.
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Behiud the Hat.

Pitcher Gilen Will certainly pitch
against the MagiCians to-day so an
n0unced Jake Wells last night.
Dinsmore has been released. lie ex-
poets 10 return to his home in the west.
All the games were close yesterday.
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Niox got "a hit. but died az second on
Lloyds grOunIer to Tannenill. Then
snarer flew out TO Bradley. and Fuitz
singled. putting Lloyd ON third. who
scored moment later Oh stahrs Die.
FulN moving up 10 second Then up
doomed blk Gdluen and every one felt ner-
vOus. lie found easy fruit. however. and
died. HOuseman 10 Wells retiring the
side
The fielding Of Fultz. shoror. Graves.
Houscman. and Wells were the features
OF the game Behind the bat the work
Of Welsh and the Duke vas perfect. The
game was one Of the quickest and clean
est ever played here and there was 40
kicking. Roanoke lost 10 is true but they
put up a game light. and played in they
usual gentlcmanly manner in fact the
Mas. clans are hot favorites Ia Rich
ho"H' Inc lon9wiing Il, is me score.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
AT Richmond:
Roanoke W. Richmond.
At Norfolk:
Portsmouth VS. Norfolk.
At LynchDurg.
Petersburg ~. Lynchburs-
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WASHINGTON. y. g.. July 3o.-The
New York team had a walk-Over with
the home players to-day. Manager
scnmelz utilized nearly an his men. but
they awaited him nothing. kusie vas in
vincihle. while the local pitchers were
pounded from the start 20 the finish or
The contest. Score.
X. n. r..
Washington ......l 00000013- 9 .
New .....345I20ltx-H 3 o
Batteries. Boyd. Mularkcy. COOgan. and
Mcclure, Rusle and Farrell and Wilson.
LOUISVILLE. l.. ~. LOUIS. ?.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 9.-rhe Louis
yillcs put up q remarkable batting game
to-day. and were assisted by tle ~.
Louis teams Rildness in the field. sta
icy was Knocked out Of the box IN the
NTH inning. and kisslnger Was Datted all
over the Held. Attendance, so. Score.
h. II. h.
Louisville .........20 01Sl40 2-ls ~
81 Louis..........V OOyl-2
Batteries. Inks. McGregory, Warner
ami ahner: Staley kssinger and Miller
Al Boston. Boston vs.. Baltimore. Game
postponed on account Ok rain.
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SARATOGA. y. y. July Glowing 70
a very heavy rain. tO-days races nave
been postponed until tomorrow, when
tO-day's card will be- run off.
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Y0UELLS & CHAPMAN,
AIARTELI..

Mr.. and Mrs. ] Moody of Ellsworth
came out Monday and stayed till the
next day with Mrs Roche
Rod Williams and 4. ]. HOhle were
out TO Kinnickinnic.
Miss Annie and Julia Sather are
home on visit.
Prof. Weeks and daughter Bessie OF
River Falls were in town Tuesday.
DIR. johnson spent few days in
Minneapolis the first of the week at
tending to some important business.
Harper Nelson has fixed up his mill
and dam and is now ready TO grind.
A party from here were out to Lake
St. CrOix fishing last Saturday and
Sunday. They had good luck.
Co. Supt. j. +. Shaw visited schools
in this vicinity Tuesday.
Stark n Hohle have their farm
machinery and binding Irvine on
hand.
J.P. johnson has bought the Harvig
farm.
One of VIM. Rasmussen's boys is on
the sick list.
The frost did some damage to the
garden stuff and fruit trees.
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MARRIED.

PARKKR--JK ssoS. AT the home of the
brides parents, May 10. 1895, by Rev.
U. IL. Mcintosh, DIR. Elmer III. Parker
and l, Miss la G. Jensen, both of this
The JoURS,L takes particular pleas.
ure in making this announcement. The
bride is one of our River Falls girls, ed
ucated in out own schools, and one Of
the most popular and agreeable young
ladies in thee city. The Doctor came
among us more lately but has shown him.
self to be most excellent citizen and
successful practitioner. This marriage
will add another to the agreeable family
circles of oul city and be another center
of attr action for our young people. We
wish the yodng couple every possible
good fortune in life's journey. The we'd
ding was of an entirely private nature,
none but tho immediate relatives being
present No cards were issued to friends
in the city. ! The ceremony took place
at six o'clock llast evening and the bridal
pair left soon latter for short tour after
which they will be at home at the Glad
stone for time.
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Notice N Bridge Builders.

The S1pervi sors of the town of River
Falls will receive sealed proposals al
the Office of the town clerk in sale
town, until o'clock A. NJ, May 29th
for the cvn struction of ''Stone Arch
Culvert'' across the Rocky Branch
near the house of ID. M. Lusk. Plan
and Specifications can be seen at the
town clerks office. Bids will be ex-
amined May 10Th at s O'Clock A. NJ, at
saio office. Town Board reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids.
DaLe5 MAJ Is, 1895.
FREEMAN III. LORD
j. p gADAMs. Supervisors.
ID. X. COLLINS,
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SPRING LAKE.

Mrs. Laura b. Preston, aged %
years, wife of Reuben f Preston, died
from blood poisoning on Sunday, the
18th. She leaves husband, infant
son and innum berable friends to
mourn her untimely death.
Assessor Larson commenced his
duties on Monday the 13 inst.
Highway taxes are very low the
present season and the roads are cor
respondingly bad.
II is feared that the hard freeze
Sunday night has very seriously in
jured the prospect for a good crop OF
currants, gooseberries, plums and
other small fruits.
Spring grains never looked so
promising at this season of the year
as they do at present, though some
are complaining that barley has been
injured bysthe: frost.
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DIED.


FIsHER.-At her home in this city, May
Is, 1895, of consumption, Mary A.. wife
Of John d Fisher, aged 40 years and
The deceased came with her parents
to this city fi.om the state of Illinois when
but an infant. She was married in early
lie and reared family of five children
three daughters and two sons, who with
her husbandsurvive her. She was pos
sessed of the graces of true womanhood
and performed her allotment in the or
deal of life .ithfully and well until over
taken by the sad misfortune of reasons
dethronernent. A few weeks ago she
was brought, from the asylum where she
had been FIR several years. Her last
days were frightened by mental clear
ness. She was member of the Metho-
dist church Of this city. She was sister
of w. III. Tozer of this place and George
Tozer of spooner. The funeral was con-
Quoted by Rev. John Watson at her late
home last Tuesday afternoon, members
of the Grand Army Post acting as bearers
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Those who got their garden i'm early
will have to plant over again. as there
has been three severe frOsts in these
parts.
VIM. Smith has rented the Sherman
Rice house for this summer and sent
to Nebraska for his household goods.
He will make his home in these parts
for the present
L. Hammond has friends from
MOndOvi visiting him.
Geo. Davis was here a couple Of DAYS
lately looking after his interests in
the lumber yards and SawmillS.
Frank Churchill is talking OF put
ting in portable Sawmill on Daniel
FOx's land and saving up the logs of
the Davis company.
p. Pier has curious colt. Its body
is large and well formed but from its
knees TO its hOOfs is about inches.
Its legs are so short that il waddles
as IL walks and il can scarcely reach
its mother to OBTAIN nOuriShmenr.
Parties are trying To buy it.
William Miles has bought A lot of
James COllett and commenced To
build house thereon TO live in.
Miss Hulda Able is 50 far recovered
from her recent sickness as TO be able
TO walk across the room. She will
soon go TO Durand TO receive medical
treatment.
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An OratOrical contest of a very high
order will be held in River Falls, soon.
\ prize of sl0 will be given to the
winner. The candidates, some of
whom come from abroad, have high
reputation for tine Evolutionary pow
ers. 1t will be worth hearing.
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Cure for Headache.

AS remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. 1t effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to get a
bottle and give this remedy fair trial.
In cases of habitual constipation Elec-
trio Bitters cures by giving the needed
tone to the bowels, and few cases long
resist the use of this medicine. Try it
once. Large bottles only SOC at G. II.
Taggart's Drug Store. 2
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The River Falls EpwOrth League
will observe its sixth anniversary with
appropriate exercises at the NJ. f.
church on Sunday next. At 1904. NJ.
prayer meeting; 1870, Pastors adj
dress; 1870 p. NJ, song service, followed
by an interesting program.
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Crystal Surprise.

Last Saturday was the 18th wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Griffin. They were genuinely sur
prised by com pany of their relatives
and friends taking possession of their
home and sending for Mrs. Griffin,
who was attending a meeting of the
Relief Corps They were presented a
water set, cake stand, pickle-dish
and other beautiful symbolic gifts.
Among the guests were her father
Dan'l. WATSON, Geo. Chinook and
wife, VIM. Stepp and wife, Harley
Chinook and wife, L. WATSON and
wife, Mrs. John Chinook, G.. r.
Griffin, Alice Griffin, Alfred Mapes
and wife, 5. WATSON and wife and
Robert Mcdonald.
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First publication April %, 1881
ppnphTr N0TIcr

CTATE OF wISCONSIN-COunty Court for
- Pierce County. In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that az the special
term OF the County Court to be held In and for
said county. at the County Court room in the
village OF Ellsworth in said county, on the
third Tuesday (being the 2lst day) Of May
A. d. 1895, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. the following
matter will be heard and considered
The application of Elizabeth Cone for the
appointment of Henry Bascom of the town of
Clifton. Pierce county, Wis, as administrator
of the estate OF Charles o. Gone, late of the
town Of Clifton in said county, deceased.
Dated April %, 1sg5.
BY the Court
ALLEN p. WELD,
2ws County Judge.
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Rev. Chas. III. Mcintosh will preach
at the Congregational church next
Sunday morning aud evening. Sub
iect at 1890 THE Authority of Jesus:''
at 80 T. NJ, twenty-five Old Tesla
ment illustrations" A song service
of 80 minutes will precede the
illustrations.
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Anton Segerstrom of Mann Valley
fell from load of straw "Wednesday.
and wheel of the wagon scraped of
large portion of his scalp. Drs.
Toby and Parker stitched the severed
portions together. Mr.. Segerstrom is
evidently hard headed man, as his
skull escaped Injury.
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The barn of Eugene Welsh in Kin
nickinnic, together with large
quantity of hay and grain was destroy
ed by fire last Thursday evening. The
loss was partially covered by insurance.
The upsetting of lantern caused the
fire.
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BY rule adopted by the Board of
Normal School Regents it has been
determined that man living in Su-
periOr is resident of River Falls.
This was done to help the Governor
out on his appointment of resident
regent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-16

The heavy frosts at the beginning
of the week have seriously injured all
kinds of fruit. Grain, however,
received no damage, although it was
feared that barley might have suffer
ed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-16
G. A. Z. Encampm

G.. A. K. Encampment Green Bay, Wis.
May p, % and % excursion tickets
will be on sale to Green Bay and re-
turn at Slo95 for the round trip.
Tickets good returning until and in
Guiding May "a, 1895.
T. y. AINsWORTH. Agt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-16
KINNIOKINNIC.

Our prospect for fruit this yeaI
seems M UGH smaller than usual. Very
few apple trees blOomed at ali. The
raspberry crop is winter killed and
now the three nights of severe frost
early this week must have seriously
injured currants and Strawberries.
A good time was anticipated by our
young people at the reception planned
by Mr.. ana Mrs. Deans for Charley anC
wife; but, alas! the rain prevented.
Remember Mr.. Haun, the Sunday
school missionary, will be at the
church on Friday evening.