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Adminislrator,s sale.

Pierce County Court in Probate. ia The mat
ter of The estate of A lois Muser deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue
IN and in pursuance Of an order OF license
made IL said matter on the seventh day 1T
February a. ID. 1870 by the County Court
of said county. the undersigned adminisira-
tor of the estate Of said deceased viii on the
29th day Of 4 pril, 1870, at che o'elock in The
afternoon at the house of Franklin Toinlin-
sbn. IN the town Of Union, offer for sale At
public ventlue the following described lands
aud mill standing thereon To wit:
The undivided halt Of the south sasl 9tar-
ter of the north wet quarter Of SEXTON y,
town 25. range 5. together with the untIFi-
vided half uf a saw mill and appuItanances
thereunto belonging and standing thereon.
The terms Of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale
IS 3w. E. HOLT. Administrator
Dsted UriOa. Mar 81 1870.
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while with ridicule and sly ianuendoes II APP
peals to passion and grosancss- 1t claims
freedom of thought End action for all. but
still restricts both by creed quite as dog
Of the many objections to spiritualisn and its
advocates. will not judge them. but pre-
sent them and leave them the candid con-
sidefstion of the reader. all these things
may be crudities with them. or a crooked.
perverse fancy of the objecior. II should be
remembered that the most absurd crOtchets in
any speculative theory may b. sincerely be-
heved and earnestly promulgated. and yet
not be subject to severe moral reprimaAd.
River Fails, April Z, 1870. RE-
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Real Estate Transfers.

Sales recorded during the week ending
April 9th 1870.
II B Rogers TO George Reed 81. of lot 3 in
Block 3 in the village of Greenwood Falls
500
G W Roberts TO Morse lots and in
Block 81 y y and o s Powell's addition to
village OF River Falls 500.
p W Caswen 10 Z VI and + NJ White se11
Of sw14 of sect 80 also sw14 of sell of sect
80 also ne1< of nwl4 of sect also piece
boaRded and DESERVED IN all 1911. acres
Maiden Rock S250e.
\ Argetsinger to 6 Fl Miller sw1l Of sci
of sect 80 and all of Prescott and Hudson
Road il sell of swI4 same sect and all OF
said Road in swI of sw114 of same sect Cliff
ton $4,000.
II Plumley to A Morse lots rnd in
Block B ia village of FL Pas0 $500.
Moffat to c F Wilson swI Z of sw1L OF
sect Is Clifton $500.
c. W. BROWN. Reg. Deeds.
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NntIceIo Creditors.

Stat. ~ Wises5asfn-Picree County Court
i'm Probate.
In the matter Of fle eSiste 81 AsaTh II. Fos-
ter GefteSed.
ETTERS of Administration having h,en
I this ,!Hy issaed 70 SsHnsS P0rrh and
Jane r Fcrsirr and S5x months fTof-i TIE 9sie
nerrof having herr allowed ard lfsniisi Pr
creditors 10 prpseist ihrir S'arf,s agalirs sid
deceased for exau,i nasibn and zdInst FlFfit:
Notice is hereby Ei9eh that all Claims ard
demands against the rstsie If said decreased
viii be received. examined rrga sdjHsird by
ard before the Judge Of this CGf.ft. 81 hrs hf-
fee in the city of Prescoss, on fhe ffTet Mon
dav of each month during said SIX fncntlss;
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
Dated this 4th d1v of April, A. D. 1870:
WILLIAM HOWES.
5l4E. County Judge.
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All should remember the concert on
4 .d-.-.;.a,,ans

All should remember the concert on
Friday evening. See advertisement.
Flowing and seeding have been com
meneed in good earnest.
Work has been resumed on the new
agricultural warehouse.
Prof. Hinckley's school commenced
With tbis week under very favorable aus
pices-
River Falls voted twelve hundred dol
lara to meet The expenses of the present
year.
Parker Flint has returned from Du-
Iuth. He has seen the elephant" and
is satisfied. Reports business suspend
ed for few weeks
A large number Of men with teams
and men with Guy hands" will start
Tor Duluth, and thence along the North
sso Pacific Railroad, within the next four
weeks.
Our town officers elected are, Sup's,
wm. Barker, E. Burnett, g. Lowell;
Treas, J. A. Tczer, Clerk. w. H. San
derson; Assessor, D. D. Proctor; JUS
tees, A. Morse, F. Fl. Lord.
Clifton voted seventeen hundred and
fifly dollars to meet the contingent ex-
penses Of the coming year; and five
thousand dollars for Mr.. Shaltuck, pro
vidsd be will withdraw bis action against
the town for damages.
Hon. o. S. Powell has gone into the
Z" big woods" to join corps Of railroad
engineers Of the West Wisconsin, who
are about to survey = uew route, crossing
the Menomince river below the mills Of
Messrs. Knapp, Stout 4 Co.
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> AN ISGESroUs lx<ESIIoS.-We
mentioned some time ago an ingenious
contrivanceby Mr. John Jordan of this
city for teaching music-a transposition
or sliding sca.e for reading notes in the
different keys of the major scale. To
this Mr.. Jordan has since added the mi
nor scale and lingering for the flute and
violin. and csu, on the same principle,
aud like instruction for other instruments.
The scale Is named at the Patent Office.
on Mr.. JOrdsr's application for 3 patent,
the Transposition Teacher. We think.
IN many cases. teachers Of music, and
those engaged IN studying music. would
find it = considerable help.-Red Wing
Argus.
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NnIiPP.

At a meeting of the Board OF Supervisors
of the towu of River Falls, held January 90.
1870.
n ,cGs ordered, That the town OF River
Pals be divided into niue road districts, de-
scribed a. follows:
District No i ec's / rnd .. NJ, sac.
link SEC. u. town p, range I9; sec.
VIZ sec. 5. ni5 sec. ], NV sec. 8, town 81.
range Is,
Distr.ct Eo 2-St;. sec. IL. 81! see. u,
SECS ) and II, NJ, sec. %, NJ sea sec. %.
ne1z Of SIX SC %. n15 sec. 81. 81 sec.
n, IL. swi SC. "a. sw1 sec. IS, nh hsi4
sec. 25, town 81, range Is.
District N0. 3-Sec's I3, II. % and "a.
e. sec. 10, e.. sc. -. hc1 ne1 sec 20,
town %, range Is,
District 10. 4-Sec's 3. 40 aud 10.
els sec s. els sec 6. town 81. range Is.
District No. See. I, ,, IL and IL,
town ., range Is,
Dtstriet No 6-sls sec =. sw14 sec. g..
WI sec. Is. sees Is and II. nls sec le, se1
SC. Is. nj ser, 49, MI sec 20, sec. 81, VIZ
sec. %. tOu.n q, range IS,
Dist:ic. No See 25. all sec 20 except
the ne : of net4 SECS u and 2S. n15 sec 80.
SIT sec 30. - sw534 sec. 80, SECS "a. IS
SO. town %, range le.
District No. 6-sI5 sec. I9. sosik one-
half sec. 20. SECS %. 80. 81 and %. west one
half swLi sec. 80. town 81, rtnge Is.
District No. s-nw14 swL sc. p. south
one-half sw1I sec. %, 81 81 sec. % south
one hall s'14 sec. %, west ore half sec IS.
SCI. sc. -. south one half ne14 sc. 25.
SECS %. s., and So, town p. range Is
By Ofdcr Of town board, town of River
Falls
JOEL FARMS WORTH,
HOLLIS :. PROCTOR,
LYMAN HEALY,
a.. Supervisors Of River Falls.
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TIE La Crosse Leader tells Of a re-
markable family which recently arrived
in that city. on their way to Minnesota.
The parents have been married but elev-
en- years, :heir Oldest children are but a
triis over ten year. old, and they have
tsceaty tloo Iiring children. There were
nine births Of twins, and one at which
four children were born, found, preserv-
ed. aud are nov alive. Whether any
escaped or not We do not know. 1t is
unnecessary to add that the man was
poor.
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Garrett Davis and Senator Revels
are said by Washington correspondent
to have Partaken of salt together-a GER
smony of lasting friendship among In
dians. During the speech of Senator
Morton the other day ca the San Dom
lingo treaty, be had on his desk coIIec-
ton of specimens Of Dominican produc-
tons While speaking Of the great re-
sources Of ibs island the Senator exhibit
ted a huge block Of rock salt from the
salt mountains of Neibia. The block
was clear as crystal, and looked more
ike piece Of ice. a number of in
ereduIous Senators took occasion TO verify
the statement Of the Senator by gather
iug around and taking lick. It was an
UNUSUAL seeue-Revels snd Garrett Davis
liking salt together.
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Farmers of Pierce Counfu.

Why viii you be content to grow 40 bushel
of labor and half the seed you may grow 100
bushels? 1 have 100 bushels of the genuine
Ramsdale Norway oats on hand unsold which
l offer at IS per bushel cash, or approved
paper payable next fall. Remember that one
bushel is plenty to seed an acre, and that from
two and one-hslf bushels on something less
than two and onellalf acres grew 29O bushels
on the Wright farm the past season
Consult your interest by procuring this
seed while You may on these easy terms.
G. II. MILLER,
Prescott March 9th 1870. Al
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JOEL FARMS WORTH,
HOLLIS :. PROCTOR,
LYMAN HEALY,
a.. Supervisors Of River Falls.
Foreclosure Sale.

State of wisconsir-Circtit Court. for
ri rec County.
John g. Allen. plaintiff. sgainst John Z.
Wood. NIllsrd = God, and Il. p. Ames, Dr.
frndan's,
Tn pursuance Of the judgmen. Of this court
L rendered in this action OIL the 3d day Of
January. 1870. I shall on the 10Th day OF
NAV. a. D.. 1870. al ? o'clock n. at tie
front door of the Post Office. in tine city Of
Prescott, in sad county. offer tor sale at pub
lie auction, aud sell TO the highest bidder the
following described real estate, to-wit Tha
northwest quarter of section eighteen (lS)
and the southwest quarter Of sfrtion seven
(T). all in township twenty FIVE (25.) nortk
Of range fifteen. l15). west. said lands lying
and being liz Pierre rounty. iscOnsin.
Geo " Dickinson.
49-6w. Sheriff.
Dated Mar "a, 1870.
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Circuit Court, Pierce County.

jesse Wilcox against Stephen Collins.
The state of Wisconsin 10 Stephen Collins,
defendant above named
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
Il required 10 answer the complaint ia this
action, which will he filed in the effice Of the
Clerk Of our said Circuit Court at Ellsworth
Iva Pierce connty, and serve a copy of youx
answer On rs at oar Office iu the city OF PTe=-
colt, in Pierce county. within tHeisiy siars az
ter the service Of this summons on van. ex-
elusive of the day Of such service sad Is yass
fail 70 answer the said cnnplaiat as aforesaid,
the plaintiff viii apply TO ihs Court ios tlse
relief demanded in the complaint
WHITE Z BETTON.
5O-6w. Plaintiffs Atoxners.
Dated March 81, Lsle.
The ADORE Es%asionsd Complaint was fled
IN the offses Of the Clerk Of laid Cfrcait
Court the 18Th day Of March. 1870.
WETrE & BuFrox
5l-6F. Plaintiffs Afterners
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Real Estate and Goods for
Sale.

II wish to close out my stock OF goods and
il real estate in Prescott. and viii sell the
same for fiffe,.n thousand dollars less than re-
turned BY assessor and equalizing board 10
collector for the year 1869 If not sold in
bulk, win be sold in small lots to suit per-
chssers at two-thirds less than their assessed
value the goods viii be sold for cash at pri-
vate or public auction.
All book accounts and notes must be set
tied without failure, or cost win be made.
4s-tf. GEO. 4. DILL.
Prescott, Feb. %, 1870.
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Pierce County COurt.-In Pro-
bate.

In The matter Of The estate Of Willard HOlIen-
heck. decreased.
ON reading and filing the petition Of Eli
"a j. HOllcnbeek Of River Falls. in said
county representing arnOn, other things that
Willard HOllenbeck late Of River Falls ia
said county Ou the l4;h day OF December
1869, died interstate l'-aving gOosis, chaiiels
and estate. within this county. and that she.
the said peiiiione- j the widow nf said de-
ceased and praying that administration of
said estate be granted unto G. Il. CFusslnan
Of River Falls. in The said elI;Iiity.
II i ordered, that said petition l.r heard
before the Judge Of this Court. at his nfi;ce IN
the city 81 Prescott. on Monday, the 18th
day Of April. A. y 1870. ri 10 o'clsck. A. v.
And it is further ordered. that noiics
thereof be given to all persons interested 10y
publishing copy ct this order fer three sue
cessiye weeks. crre in carh week in the Prcs-
colt JoURsAL. a newspaper Printed ia Pres
colt prior 10 said fay Of hcari,-g.
Dated, Mar. .I9, 1870.
By the Court, William Howss
49-3w County Judge.
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CONCERT.

V,HE River Falls cornet and String Band win
Il give miscellaneous concert. interpreted with
vocal music, such as
Songs, Duets, Solos g. Quartets,
At Saunders s. Green's Hall, on Friday evening.
April IS.
Anloyers OF good music are invited to attend.
Tickets. 50 cents. ALCHILDS.
GEORGE REED.
Sf-ew " III NICHOLS.
Executive Committee.
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Pierce County COurt--In Pro
bate.

In the matter az TIC estate Of Leonard z. Rus
sci. deceased:
On reading and fling the PETITION Of Mari.
J. Russrl ADMINISTRATIVE ~ said estate.
representing arnslig other things that the APP
praisers appointed by this CONT 10 apprsise
the property belonging to said estate. have
violated their duty as such appraisers. anI
pTsviug that new board Of appraisers ho
appointed and new appraisement he made
OF the property belonging To said estate
Il Is ordered, that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this cont. at his Office IN
The city of Prescott on Thursday, the 2I.t
day Of April. A D. 1870. ~ one o'clock P NJ
And it Is further ordered. that Eosice there
Of be gwen TO all pers.,ns interested ~ pub
fishing copy Of this order for three suceess-
i've weeks, once in each week. IN the Prescott
Jourasl. newspaper printed i'm Prescott pri-
or TO said day Of heariAg.
By the cosrt, WILLIAM HOWES,
50-3w- County JHdsa.
Dated March "a, 1870.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
IN of L. F. Russell, deceased, that the un-
dersigned commissioners will meet. for the
last time, at the coarci! room of the city of
Prescott. on the Both day Of May 1870. at
10 O'Clock a. N. for the purpose of allow
ceased. H.A JAY.
T. FIELD.
5I-4w. ID. J. DILL
Dated. April lst, 1870.
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River Falls, Wis.
Teacher. Examination.

Teachers Examination.
TEACHERS' Examinations for Pierce
Il county will be held as iullows:
For lst and ID grade certificates, at River
Falls, April 2d.
For third grade certificates, at Ellsworth,
April II and IL.
For third grade certificates, at Rock Elm
Center. April Is and IL.
For third grade certificates. at Maiden Rock
Village April Is and l6
For third grade certificates, at Prescott,
April IS and 10.
For third grade certificates. al River Falls,
April 90 and 81.
| shall not examine for lst and Cd grade
certificates except at the abo-e announced
time and place
CHARLES SMITH,
Co Superintendent.
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Valuable Property for Sale
or Rent,

I'VE :" Stavetown" property, near Els
Il worth. Pierce county, Wis, consisting
of slave mill. four dwelling houses. and up
wards Of 300 acres of choice land, IS acres
under cultivation. viii be sold or rented on
reasonable terms. For particulars apply to
52-4w G. W. CAIRNS.
Ellsworth Wis
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MRS. VIII. WINCHESTER,
nEALER in Millinery and Fancy Dress
IL Goods. All kinds of Millinery and
Dress Making done to order. Store in build
ing with book store. on Maple street.
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MRS SCALES.

HEEPS Fruit and Confectionery store
IN on Main street. River Falls next door
south OF Mrs. Winchester Millinery store.
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Notice..

a BSoEJTE Divorces legally obtaina1 IN New
n York. Indiana Illinois and Other 81 -es, for
persons from any state Country, vega '-e-y-
where; desertion drunkenness. noa-sGpp0r.. -.
sufficient cause; Publicity; no charge until di-
vorce obtained. Advice free. Business estab-
lished fftesn years.
Address. VI. HOUSE. Attorney.
50. No. - Nassau Street, New York City.
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TaOs. e. TUBES,
Agent for the
Bleymyer e Norton sSteel Composition

Samples msy be seen at River Palsy
These celebrated bells mot cast iron or ssA-,l-
gam rival in purity and volume OF tone tbose "a
copper and tin sTe more durable and cost ouiv one
am also agent for Dufrey's Pstent Re5 sr 80.
All business intrusted TO me win be promptly az
River Falls. Wis, Jan. I, 1859.
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q Fl CROSSNAy.
q. z. DAVIS.
MISS KATE SHEPARD
]. II. CHURCHILL,

FASHIONABLE Tailor Shop in Babcock
E building opposite Burhyte Bros. store.
up stairs. Particular attention paid to cut
ting All work warranted. 10
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I'VE tr-st thst somehow good
Shall be the final goal OF all
That nothing walks with aimless feet
That not one life shall be destroyed.
Or cast a. rubbish 70 the void.
When God hath made the pile complete"
Spiritualists generally, or perhaps univer-
sally, proclaim belief in the existence of
God. They believe that God IS not in any
sense material or limited by space and time.
They believe in His personality in the sense
OF having a community of spiritual nature
with rnan-of an intelligence which is above
all and governs all This belief then is in
common with that of many protested Christ
ians.
The natural tendency of their belief gener-
lly seems to be to lead them off rpon new
and unbeaten fields of thought, some of
which are assuming the character, and, per-
haps, the dignity also, of great reforms The
importance of physical education. the care of
health, the early training of children, and
last, though not least, the social and political
rights of woman, as well as man, hare received
due attenti on from many of their prominent
writers and speakers. and the thoughts and
hearts OF millions of their disciples hav
been called 10 these important subjects.
But the great objection to spiritualistic
leaders has been the strictly unspiritual char
acter Of their philosophy. and of their tend
ency to grossness. Their philosophy seems
to present the appearance of very curious
medley, and to embrace all kinds of conflict
ing tendencies in morals, from the most REIN
ed to the most extravagant. In one breath it
prcclaims true love, forbearanee and forgive
ness. while in the next it advocates the doc
trine of free lore in all its deformities. It
inculcates obedience 10 the laws of God and
map. and yet declares the right to disrespect
and disregard both. Il aroases mans free
moral agency and consequent responsibility,
and yet by parity of reasoning would make
him only the creation Of circumstances II
urges the necessity Of eultirsting the higher
thoughts and nobler feelings Of o1r nature,
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II EEP for sale = foil supply OF Groceries
IN and provision. Pork. L.r.i. and Hams
always on hand: also Nails and Wooden ware
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s. d. DODGE.

nEALER in Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
IL Stoves aud Tinware, and all varieties Of
Farmers and Mechanics Tools. Agents for
Singers Sewing Machines, and Deere's cele-
brated Moline Plows. Repairing done
promptly.
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BrLLIARDsALooy.

TOHN McKEES keeps neat and orderly
~ Billiard Saloon. over SandeTson q Green :
tore on Main street River Falls. 10
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BLACKSMITHS.
W. T. BURNETT,
NACHINISTS.


c. W.COOK.
NTACHINIST. viii do.an kind of
vi Turning, Repairing. fitting or re-ftting
pertaining to iron. brass or any other metal.
Shop in Parker's Mi. River Falls. IL
ia. SHORT,
"AS General Mechanic Shop. Plain
IL ing and Matching, Resaving. Scroll
Saving. lion and Wood Turning done to
order Makes all kinds of Mouidings Of any
size or pattern required. Spinning wheels
on hand and for sale cheap. Farmers pro-
duce. wood and lumber taken in exchange
for work. Don't refuse grcenbscks-
E. HOLCONB.
Is Prepared to Raise and Move Buildings
Il on short notice.
THOMAS p. CORNISH,
"AS recommended Turning at Fosters
IL new building. All orders promptly
filled on short notice.
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MAKERS.
s.B. GOLDSMITH.
CARRIAGE and Wagon Maker. Repair
~ ing done to order. Shop near the bridge
al foot OF Maple street.
N. WALES.
CARRIAGE and Wagon Maker. Repair-
" ing done at short notice. Shop on Sec
ond street.
H.R. CHILDS,
CADDLER and Harness Maker. Shop i'm
- his new building, on corner of Sycamore
and Main Streets
RIVER FALLS BREWERY,
DY CHARLES KRAUTH. The best of Beer
I'D always on hand, at the lowest rates
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. MORSE.
GONVEYANCER, Collector, Real Estate
" agent and Notary Public, River Falls.
Wis.
RIVER FALLS HOUSE.
DY JOHN McKEEN. corner of Main and
I'D Pine streets. River Falls, Wis
E. BALLARD,
DHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office at hi.
Il residence, River Falls.
o. S. POWELL.
"AS few choice lots for sale in the VIII
IL lage of River Falls. and good farming
lands, well located. IN Pierre and ST. Croix
counties. Will sell on time for approved pa
pers, or exchange for personal property.
ID. II. LEVINGS.
HoUSE, Carriage and Sign Painter
IL Shop on Main street, south of South
Fork Bridge.
JOHN KIERNON.
NEEPS Livery Stable on Main street,
IN River Falls, g Good Rigs. always ready
at fair prices
BILLIARD SALOON.
TOHN McKEES keeps neat and orderly
~ Billiard Saloon. over Sanderson & Green :
/ srro - I'll
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W. H. SANDERSON,
HEEPS for sale good stock of Groceries,
IN Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes. Ready
made Clothing, etc.
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r.. j. WILCOX,

X. j.. ILtOA,
nEALER in Books, Stationery, Wall and
IL Window Paper. Toys. Newspapers etc.
Next door to Sanderson q Wilson's new store
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BURHYTE BROTHERS,
DEALERS in Dry Goods. aud Ready
- made Clothing. CarpetiHg. Oil Cloths,
Boots and Shoes. Groceries, etc.
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q p cox co

nEALERS in Flour. Grain. Grourd Feed.
IL &c. Propyieiors Of Prairie. Greenwood
and Jsnetion Mills. Custom work promptly
dune at Prairie. and Greenwood Mills.