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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

river and Cross Lake. @iis lake, by
the way, is a beautiful sheet of water, six
miles long, and varying in width from
one mile to two hundred yards.
Pine CITY contains over one hundred in.
habitants. with hotel, sawmill, stores
railroad buildings, etc.
South of Snake river we find gently
rolling prairie, with many meadows, fine
timber, and such quality OF soil as
will warrant the farmer in investing both
labor and capital with reasonable ex-
peciation of fair returns.
On this river will center the valuable
trade of the heavy piueries on either
hand, since it forms the great water high
wav, on which untold millions of feet
must We, float to the ST. Croix, thence
down the lake to the Mississippi. When
within fifty miles of St. Paul, we come
upon
RUSH
place which is destined, doubtless, to
experience rapid growth. In this Vi
entity several small farms are already
opened, and some few fields Of wheat,
oats and corn attest the important fact
that we are nearing the bounds of civiliza-
ton. There is much here TO please the
eye and crafty the taste-that is, the
taste for agricultural pursuits. Rush
Lake extends two miles west of the STA
lion, and Rush creek runs from it TO the
st. Croix. SO that the country round
about is well supplied with water; and
there is plenty of wild meadow, while
there are numerous skirts or belts os tim.
Der, embracing all the varieties necessary
for fencing, building and manufacturing.
These, with railroad to good markets
on either side. make this an attractive
point for the farming class. seeking Eew
homes. A ride Of ten miles brings you
10
NORTH BRANCH,
so called from the name given to this
branch of the Sunrise river, on which
the village Ito be) is situated. Already
we here find hotel, store, shingls mill
and depot buildings. A large tract of
back and surrounding country is tributa.
ny 10 is point, and it must yet be VIII
lsge of considerable trade. Another ten
miles brings us to
WYOMING,
where there may be one hundred, or
more, inhabitants. Here runs the west
branch Of Sunrise river, and the wonder
is that the town did not take its name.
Seven towns, or villages, among which is
Tay lors Falls, reach the railroad at this
point. At least. so say the guide board,
of which We had ample time to make
full inquiry while the engineer was wa.
tering his horse. Two principal mail
routes to the pineries pass through here.
and five local or short routes terminate
here. Here, too, the disciples of Isaac
Walten find fsvorits resort and fab
and game are said to be plenty. Anoth.
er station, called
FOREST LAKE,
twenty miles from St. Paul, seems to be
surrounded by swamps and marshes, aud
tie wonder is for what reason or busl-
ness this station was made. Eight miles
onward we reach
WHITE BEAR LAKE,
just far enough from ST. Paul for pleas.
ant ride in the morning train, where
you can spend the day on the lake, or in
the cool shade Of one of the fuest groves
in all creation. and eturn in the evening
train, or remsin al your leisure.
A. M.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

Is Fresh Eggs and Yellow Butter can al
ways be had Read the advert isemcnt
/" Greatest Work Of the Age," in this paper.
S-3m.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

Our merchants are bringing on fresh
supplies of goods daily, to meet the de-
mands of the fall trade.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
G. Cox ( 60

nEALERS in Flour Grain. GroTrd Feed.
IL DC Projectors Of Prairie Greengo d
and JEnetion Mills. Custom work prnmlily
done ct Prairie and Greenwood Mills.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
SAMrEL NELSON.

MANUFACTURE and dcnls in Boots
M and Shoes of all kinds. Bsys Hides.
and docs repairing generally. Can be found
at his old shop or Main street.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
OAKLEY q HAMMOND.

Y EEP meat market on Main street.
IN They ais keep on haat. and for sale
good supply n fresh lime saii. etc. Also
pay cash for fare md aides.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

A part OF lot 4 be-
ginning at the NV. cor
ner of said lot 4, thence
running east 4 rods and
6 links, thence south 30
deg. east. 81 rods aud IS
links, thence south ~
deg. west % rods, thence
north 10 deg. west, 20
rods, thence south ~
deg, west, 10 rods-and IL
links, thence north 81 rds
10 place OF BEGINNING.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
BILLIARDsALooN

D MAYER keeps neat and orderly Ri.
-, lard Saloon over Sand,rssn & Green a
store on Main street River Fails. 10
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
MISCELLAN E0US.
o 8 POW ELL.
y. II. LEVISGS,
JOHN KIERNON.

HEEPS a Livery Static on Main street
IN River Falls, = Good Rigs always ready
at iair prices.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

A SCIENTIFIC WoSDER.--The Craig Micros-
cope adapted to popular and scientific use.
Head the advertisement: Price S275. e-3m.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

Much sickness is prevailing among
children, and several deaths have recent
j. .oecured.,sfFT .stase
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

q part OF the ned OF nwt
described as f,lllOws:
commencing at this no
corner of the n I of nNt
of said section and run.
ming "a rods, thence s
81 deg. W As rods and 10
links thence W 81 rods
and IS links, thence NIL
deg. . IS rods atd IL
links to the section line
thence e 81 rods aud II
links TO the place of be-
~ o.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

MRS. w. H. WINCHESTER.
DEALER in Millinery and FanCyssDress
4 y Goods. All kinds of Millinery ard
Dress Making done to order Store in build
ing with book store on Maple street.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

The completion of the railroad TO Du-
luth has brought back most Of those
who migrated thithsr during last winter
and spring.
John Kieruon has sold bis livery sta
Die and stock to j. II. Lord
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
PINE CITY,

located on Snake river. or rather on An
angular piece of land formed ~ the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
MRS. SCALES,

H EEPS Fruit and Confectionery store
Ia on Main street. River Falls next door
south of Mrs. Winchester Millinery stors-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
MISS KATE SHEPARD
]. N. CHURCHILL,

FASHIONABLE Tailor Shop in Bahcock
l. building opposite Rnrhyte Bros. store.
up stairs. Particular attention paid to cut-
ting. All work warranted. 10
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
R. ]. WILCOX.
s. D. DODGE,
G. II. CROSSMAN.
q. F.. DAVIS,

DRUGGIST and Apoihecarv. Prescrir-
~ tons carefully put up A full line If
Patent Medicines, Toilet Artcl = and every
thing usually kept in shr>t-class drug store.
Agent for Grover & Bakers Sewing MACHINES
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

spart Of swf set, lying n
asIuare form, IS roass
aud W BY 70 rOis n aods
containing IL 4 5S-I0Oth
acres also, sc corner OF
svi lying 10 q square
form Is rods and by
30 rod. and " contain
ing 2 and S2-i00th acres;
also, NV corner ~ set ~
set. lying 81 re.ls vide
on west end ~ a. on ea-t
end containing ID aud
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

A piece OF land COMMENCE
ing ~ rods and 22i links
west wors the n. e. corr
ner 81 nsk ~ net Thence
= e rods Thence " Is
rods Themes n 81 rods
Thence e IS rods 10 place
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
FOREST LAKE,

twenty miles from St. Paul, seem. to be
surrounded by swamps and marshes, and
tie wonder 10 for what reason or busi-
ness this station was made. Eight miles
onward we reach
, 1870-12-21

Final arrangements for building the Indiana !
Illinois Central Railroad have been completed
The tr!sl Of (. J. sraar: IN 81 Iou!.. 70: hll:
Ing cnleb IT. Baldwin, last Astcn. closed. ana ne
case "a stvsa T. tas j1ry = 10 o,elosa NouaaJ a
d,et Of man.isaRhter in The second degree: and
aseeesed punishment 1t three Sca1s IN me feo1'
fntlary.
Emma mine, IN Cot 'onwood. near Omaha. owned
by a. Codmao, was sold yesterday for s1lc, in
@Nit Is claimed By the friends Of the proposed
c,nc1pustt L Daytou Short lIne that there arc no
serious negotiations proceeding for the lease of
tae renns, lvsuta Central, u reported. that the
object Is to unload the STOCK 10 As 10 prevent The
bps1dtnx Of the ntW road
Louis, yesterday atteInoon, I'd sne Northern
packets stopped running. II Tits weather CO.
Times mo o1 three taJs. navigation will b. en-
'c!f ceensssi ohio Railroad Company hs.
cIa.ed dividend Of PER cent tor The i'ast ssx
o. MI 81
| and after The soth int.
"A proposition xtll soon he made 10 the c1ncto-
natl Common Council 70 purchase one taonsana ,aa
Lille Miami River, TO be used for w4'es work.
nr,rrotEe In addition to the CITY prestn facilities
the price nxed - two nandra nqAs tn sa eSaS
bridge. fc...,.,.,n,~,,, ,,,>..-,.tab bz III. f.n
| ctnnau Gas Company into tho causes q tae *
niosior, Of Monday. Al meeting q the direc
torF vas determined 10 csll fcieotsoc men tfots
the East 10 thetI aid IN discovering rae cause. y
is thought that tho loss viii not "oea eaeee'
<%Rothermll4 great painting :. The Battle ot Ge:
1y$burg" was unveiled last night 10 tae Faiaae
nhta Academy ef AEs1c. Tneie "as a la1z asss1u
4tce at ci:iZeust o,-n.,,
= nnfn n 1S 6s.tsT r
n,trYirf rtsuIted IN a majority OF II to Tor y
, 1870-12-21

EH1EAGU " EsE.hLX TRIBUNE
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
For the Week Ending Dec. FL.

EDITORIALS: Population and Repzerea.a,ion-1
State Finanees-The Lextaiature-7he Admission
Of CoIorAdo-1he Late Eusiiah Neetion4-Sena.
tor Vance Of North casoilna-secytasy Bout
well-The Gaze Of Speaker ca1lIeost-
OBITUARY: Alexandra Dumaa.
FARM AND GARpES: Report Of the oonrnf..
sfener Of AkEieul:urr-Rusetan Apples-New.
F1ant4-CoEp and Whr7: Ia ts69-yainr Of Stcek
-stocks for Grafted Cherry Ttees-Mole Drains
SoTEs FROM vETERIsARIAN: Df.trmpeE or
Observation-Disclosures Jo!nss-
THE CATTLE p1sKAsE: The Recent Aan.fe.ta-
ton In Dutchess County. New fork-Aetion Of
the State Cattle Commissioner.
LATR-MADK CHERSE.
ARR INDIANS CT1zExss Report Of the Senate
jndIciary Committee on the Efcet Of the Four
teentI. Amendment on the Indian Ttibes.
THE FREEDMRT: Report ot the Commissioner Of
the Freedmen's Bureau
CLERICAL CONVICT: Rev. JAMES Wesley Green
Interviewed Crime aad IT. Retsihusiou-A
Strange Story Of Ssf1nfe Life
INSPECTING GRAIN IN CHICAGO: Eject Upon
the Market.
POETRY: The sisssn. By J. G. whltuer-E.iquet.e
JouS tufts cu11s' sEcRxr: Ho~ be Turned Over .
MARX TwAIS ard the Saturday Reri+w. The
Genuine Article from the S. tasdAy Revsew-
lICLDAH THE HELP: A Thanksgiving Story.
row RUSSIAN GIRL GOT 4 PROFESSION.
RUsslAS PREPARATIONS FOR WAR: TIE Fort
and F>eete cf the Czs1-Asms. Ammunition and
Armies
wn1FfLEs UNDER c1orD.
ROMANCE OF THE PEaEA.;E: The Late Ea:s o.
Aherdren-A Rowing LoEas E1rerenrts In thlt
C>ant1y-I7fr Sad FAte--Sea.vhink the Retoras
RIFLES OF LOST RACE: rltit t. the Indlaz
Maunt It Fast St. Louis -1nfeFrxtine D!seuveriet
SOLDIER. PRELATE AND klSG: sketch Of tn.
Life and Career Of Pho Eono-1utersetine Retain
s1XrK HoRr1cuLruRAL SOCIETY: Proceed
, 1870-12-21

Rutno1s arr anoat Of Irregularities In the Con-
m1ss1fJ Department Ut thaI pont
-HtRhEky fohheF,es are becoming fEtq1ent
near Dayton, DElr. The villain. are very bold,
in tome cskts exchanging tho:s when need upon.
a fnan Wa tobbt list night near carlisle Sthaoo
r. Two men who stopped him 90 the public rpAd.
Rest+d By the e1Ixena Of Montgomery County for
telf-ptotfcuou.
, 1870-12-21

N0EE&EN H1R4AE<2e
Bonds qs.es; 1ss. ssE: g.. ssx: T7s, III: VI:
1e;&os, 81k. 6toctA quiet: Erie. lsA; Illinois
Cent1al, 11o; A.ianuc Great Western, sSt.:
FRAskrnRI, Dec. 8n-B ,uds OF 81, 9ik.
LiTERrpol. Dec 2e-:ao p m--Sew MuHar-
kee wheat, h1af0a Id. Corn, sls93ia 81.
PE1f, lo<A Rest unchanged.
Receipts TN the last three dAfs r. 900 quarters
18. 1000 Of which are American.
LvERrool, Dec so.-Cottou unchanged. Salea,
1900 bAtea for export: speculation, 5000.
31E{3E1b Sd.
Pork declining: Ealea at 1o{s.
, 1870-12-21
ROBERTS BROTHERS.
NEW BOOKS.
S. c. CRIGCS & CO.'S.

A>PENDAl4E. BY Mia Harriet ". Fsrs'ou. Pree
%l-5o-
de.fkttfuI story Ct New Ens'.nd life. tptrrwoveo
with conversations by freads in euunc1i, many Ct
which rsiil soye rsstr entertaining n " Society.
PERlC1.E. AND .t%P.l%IA- b. Walter SAvsee
lArdoF. Price lilo.
preh wanted edition Of 4 work considered 4 elas-
etc Ia literature: book that are Frequently fosc
I'd drop, and auisrndtrnE oufFesv.s to the nsinsa
and ,nemosieA soft tad. which it, woEds awaken
CAUSE to pa.s before the nnd.-Frof. Jas. X. Lowell
MAX AND aIATHfEEs Juvenile Histary tn
Sewn Tricks From the German. b. Char.es 7.
Brooks. Price a15l,
This IL not book merr1y tos The edl6eatson Of yonoF
folks, but ID intended aso for the amusement of old
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number. illustrating the e1rteF Of the tEo seai4A-
wsks" whe&e phlz~s At Eo1 from over the sitle-
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, 1870-12-21

TEI CHICAGO wKxnE T1InrNx hks 4 trFt~ AID
hctter erulat1on II thA e<t than other journal
It il An excerent medium 9or Advertising eeectalJ to
she4e wha wtsh to seere tha pa*rnnare Of the rpdre
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y takrx. It rode:a:E sztes Suhsrtton rsee ct TB1
WHt1 TRl8rxY. e res acnu1n. with liberal yedrc
linn fer a ejrh o{ ten Or taafr.
, 1870-12-21

FAkAGEAI.
Mt. ORTIZ mored that the special ordezs be ee1
aside, and the report of the Committee on For
elen AnaiFa, tn relation to Paraguay. De taken uE
On Thursday, the 18th Of January. to the exclusioa
Ct all other business. So ordered.
PERSONAL K1fLAEAI1oN.
NJ. !SlERs0LL asked and obtained leave te
make personal expIaaattonA He sad thl-. mol
louF since the editor Of the New York Eetntn1
tnsf bad taken occasion 70 make an attack upon
him In the columns Of that paper. This attach
was tsp!Ied hy us brother, Jno. II. nryant. vhe
IN 1s65 hc t1nEefzoI1l had procured Mf. Bs5ants
rtnosal from the office Of Collector OF Intctna
Revenue 10 the Eighth District, for Cause. Mi
5f, mt *aa had msp. aud was officially reported
as n default 10 the government In sum Il
ceelln0 $4,000. :.
Mr. DANES defended the character Of Mt. J
II. Htyant, whom be had known from bis bey
hood. H!s reputation, wherever he was known
WA az pure and spOseas IA that OF any other nj
living. III. u. Hryant WIS defAn1rer, then b
tpares) had lost talth in human nature.
Mt. fSGERSoLL replied that ME. bryant nigh
have been an excellent person IN Massachusetts
but he was shy no means spOtless In The IaEl
where be HEesi in illinois,
Mesbrs- FARNSWu1lTlI and JUDD Also bon
testimony To the excellent character and seputa
| ton Of Mf. Ht3a ant,
, 1870-12-21

sMnsoniE,

The annraI Communication Of II. r. Bigeiow odge
Ne Es A. T. md A. ST. Will he hed Wednesday even-
cefS and other bnstnee.. hera herehy notified
34- ~ o'1e' ~ Wi W LOCK. see,y.
, 1870-12-21
Ill. George .irnold's Poems.

Ervv sud complete edition. Comprising Drift asa
nsher Pcems. and Fo~as Grave and Gay. vo: .1t,o~
With Portrait VI $tttl $..NO-
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thinxs"-[Sex York tribune.
- f~ sy au BoazstlIers- ss 1nid rseip
Of xriex by lie Fs6liaAers.
FIELDS, OSG0OD & CO.,
, 1870-12-21
Chicago Business :DiTect9!tJ'
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Bu1Inaas Houses Of Chicago.
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t'ro~4crv end GIa.genrs tWhe1ssalal
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Crockery. G.as., DC, cwhole..,s .nd Ra<.Il,..
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soRL6f TfRRR11@ u and u LAhe<t.
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, 1870-12-21
II. The Complete Poetical Works

Of JAxE1 REhsK11 LOWELL Red1Ane Editapu-
Uniform with Ked.I3ne T. nny Whittier l.onx-
fellow. Sent. &c. Carefully prlu.sd with nd hnr
bnrher 70 each mage. tth efesen tItnst- flnns-
Morocco, Iss.W.
, 1870-12-21

LEE ~ 514ES1FA1kD ID
PUBLISH THIS nAY,
y FASCINATING; SWEDISH N0sEI.
GOLD AND NAME.
1T MADAME MAnsE sor,15: Schwartz.
Translated from the E ed1sh hS Visa SELMA HoR saA
Asss MAIZE \. BHowS.
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how pttes and tels dixnty ani perkins, coFEuptiots
h'th placer, hare to 10 with 6Irat dra1 of pubic
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FIELDS, OSGOOD & CO.,
I3o>ton.
, 1870-12-21
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

XEQUGKHNEST.
without disposing Of the subtect, the senat
4:la, Adjouruet.
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THE lHFALllBlLlTY,

Following is the schema of the dogma
of Infallbility, as furnished to the pre-
lates composing the Council:
/. If any one should say that the epis-
eopal chair of the Roman Church is not
the true and real infallible chair of Bles-
sed Peter, or that it has hot been divinely
chosen by God as the most solid. indie
fectible and ineonuptible rock of the
whole Christian Church, let him be
anathema.
g. If any shall say that there exists in
the world another infallible chair of the
truth of the Gospel of Christ our Lord
distinct and separate from the chair Of
Blessed Peter, let him be anathema.
3. If any one should deny that the di-
vine mdgiSterilm of the chair of Blessed
Peter is necessary to the true WY of
eternal salvation for all men, whether
unfaithfnl or faithful, whether laymen or
bishops, let him be anathema.
3. If any one should say that each Ro-
man Pontitf, legitimately elected. is not
by Divine right the successor of Blessed
Peter, even in the infallibility of mdgis
teriuH, and should deny to any one of
them the prerogntive of infallibility for
teaching the Church the Word of God,
pure from all corruption and error, let
him be anathema.
8. If any one should say that general
councils are established by God in the
Church as power of feeding the divine
flock in the word of faith, superior to
the Roman Pontifi, or equal to him, or
necessary by divine institution in order
that the magisteriun, ofthe Roman Bishop
should be preserved intallible, let him be
anathema.
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Peru is happy. Its internal aspect ap-
uears to leave nothing 10 be desired.
The lion and the lamb lie down together.
Party spirit seems to be dormant, and
tranquility reigns everywhere through
ont the length and breadth Of the Coun-
try
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Estrav Notice.

~ AT THE MoNTEZUMA STATION.
JSsFN Patterson District, there are one DAP
AZA-PLED GRAY HORSE, with portion
of the left ear cut of; one BAY MARE, with
white face, white right hind lef, and branded
with square on the left shoulder. thus 81
and one yeaIling colt, with white streak ON
the forehead and little white on both hind
feet The owner can have the same by proving
ielo.Sos JULIUS eoTTLIEB.
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FORBES & CO.
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JOB PRIN TIN GI
OUR BOY.

Only boy with his noise and fun,
The veriest mystery under the sun:
As brimfnl Of mischief and wit and glee
As ever a human frame can be,
And as hard to manage as-what2 ah me
'Tis hard to tell
Yet we love him well.
Only boy with his iTia tread.
Who can not be driven, but must be led;
VINO troubles the neighbor's dogs and cats.
And tears more clothes, and spoils more hats,
Loses more tops and kites and bats
Than would stock a store
For year or more,
Only a boy with his wild strange ways,
with his idle hours on busy days;
With his queer remarks and his odd replies,
Sometimes foolish, sometimes wise,
Often brilliant for one Of his size,
As meteor hurled
From the planet world.
Only boy, who will be man,
II nature goes on with her first great plan;
II water or FIRE, or some fatal snare.
C0nspire not 10 rob Us of this our heir,
our blessing, our trouble, our rest, our care,
Our torment. our joy,
Only boy
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ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

vINHE ASSAY OFFICE, FURNACES AND FIX.
L TUkEs, on Main street, Hamilton. and now
occupied by Messrs Bradshaw & Co. are for
rent, from and after June 18th The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
ma21-l0d STEPHEN MILLER.