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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22
sEMI-LOCAL ITEMS.

BURGLARoUs.-The Office Of J. o.
Fowler, at the Willow River Mills, was
broken into Sunday, and the money
drawer opened, but nothing was found
to reward the thief Hudson Times.
CONSCIENTIOUS ScRUPLEs.-In front
of dry goods store in this city, in which
is employed one of our Hebrew fellow
citizens, who, by the way, is very pop
ular salesman, is posted list of Jewish
festivals together with a very reasonable
request that his friends should forbear
from asking him TO transact business on
those DAYS or on the Hebrw sabbath
saturday. Hudson Democrat.
The jolly fishermen Wellington
Pierce, Lon Huyck. L. Cummings, and
John McGregor, Of whom we recently
made mention, returned from Turtle
Lake, which is about forty FIVE miles
from this place, last Tuesday, loaded to
the guards with fiue, large pickerel. pike
and bass. The party took from the lake,
in a remarkably short time, three hun
dred and zen fish, aggregating about eight
hundred pounds. They say that they
would have done much better had not
all but about hundred club bats died
before reaching the lake. We return
thanks to Mcssrs. Pierce, Huyck, and
McGregor for splendid samples.
Mrs. Judge Hough, Of Prescott, pre-
sented her husband with an 81 pound
daughter. on the 81 instant. Judge. we
congratulate you. We believe we have
no name for Miss Hough, at present.
Richmond Republican.
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Cards of Thanks.

Mr.. EDIToR.-Countermanding our
previous notice as wanting in some res
poets, please Oxford space in the JOURNAL
for the following: On taking leave Of
the Pulpit of the Babtist Church of River
Falls, it was deemed proper by friends
that donation be made for our benefit,
which was carried into effect on Frday,
March l6,at Bracket g. FIint's Hall. 1t
is due those who participated, to say that
it was an effort of bonevolence every way
worthy, bearing upon its face the evidence
Of kind regards, and cannot fail to awak
in US CORES pOnding kind remember
ances in the time to come. The gather.
ing was large and the offerings generous.
Receipts OF cash and substantias of diff
ferent kinds footed up to sl67.4s; cash,
$l03 IS. 1t is with great pleasure that
we thank our friends for this generous
effort to place US upon the "Sunny Side."
but we deem il due to them also to state
here the disappointment expressed by
those who inaugurated the effort, at the
apparent disparity, viz: Owing to so ne
untoward quality in the Treasury De.
parlment, of the SlO3 IS cash, booked
together with other sums known to be
paid but not booked. $40 35 only reached
the Object. 81, BAILEY.
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great blood purifier aud delicious dim, Wa
kER's EINTM VIE. OK WINE OF LiFF, j. fIe IL n,
POISONOUS drugs impuries being pref sreC fer H.
who r,guirea -tDulant. tits splendid apeiiSeI and
tonic and the finest thing in the world to purify the
blood. 1t is the most pleasant and delicious sTtole
offered to the public far superior 10 brsoy bis
ky, wine bitters any other article. L. is n re
healthy aud cheaper Both ssle and fsB.1Ie ole ST
young, take the Wine 81 Life. IL IS in fact fe
preserver. Those who wish ~ eIiny good hesIfl
free ow Of lively spirits iIi d. well to take the
Wine Of Life. 1t is difeTe from anything BE-
ore in use. 1t is sold BIZ druggists; aiso at all
f.ectable saloons. Price 81 IEquart bottles
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MEssRs. EDIroR-Please permit me-
through yonr paper. to express 10 oul
many friends, our sincere appreciation, o
the very pleasant social interview afford
ed US by their presence Mt the Agricolitan
Hall, on Friday evening last.
A generous people, from whom We
have for years been receiving continuous
tokens of kind feeling, very PLEASANT
laid US much obligations to them, for
benefactions amounting to the generous
sum of $3.50.
We assure those friends and nsighbors
that their offering, were rendered doubly
valuable, by the many cheerful COUNTIES
nauces we looked upon and the joyous
spirit in which so many wrought so bust
", TO make the occasion a pleasant one.
We will long remember it. The want.
of the Pastor are generously met by free
will offerings aud the doors of the Gong
church open with wide welcome 70 all,
"whosoever will"
Your Pastor, VIM. GILL.
River Falls, March Goth, 1871.
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,so.,-G OF rHH {" TUBES. -

Some folks say that Tubbs is dead;
Some folks say he is heels over head;
Others say Tupbs stands on his botten.
Regardless OF those that are trying to fiop him
With the Hollensworth rake to fill up the wake
And the bells that ring out so clear;
And echo. speaks out inSones that awake,
Saying, Tubbs is not dead, but is here.
So onward he goes with cutters fer SHOWS;
With Seeders and Drills for the spring;
With Reapcrs and Mowers you know,
To harvest what summer doth bring.
Then come to his banquet for you he'll give
On terms that the poorest of Ewes children may
live
And feel all secure as any man can,
With policy Of Insurance in the American.
4. L. Il.
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READY PA Y.

P.s.-we keep constantly on hand large stock
OF nearly every kind of Lumber. Also SHIN
Giles and LATH. 24-tl'
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TOWN CAUCUS.

The electors of the town of River Falls
are requested 10 meet in caucus at Agri-
coliian Hall the 3oth inst, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, for the purpose of elect
ing candidates for town officers at the
approaching election.
River Falls, March 90, 1871.
MANY VOTERS.
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Teachers Examinations.

will held Teachers Examinations as
follows:
Trimbelle, March Is.
Manchester, March IA.
Maiden Rock, March Is.
Rock Elm Center, March l6.
PrestoE's school house, March IL.
Ellsworth, March %.
Prescott, April IA.
River Falls, April Is.
Persons attending the Normal Class
will be accommodated with an examina
ton ut or near the close of the term.
NIB. Candidates vii! bring writing
material. G. SMITH,
43 7w. Co. Smp't.
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Farm for Sale,

TEHE subscriber offers for sale at reasona-
4 BILE terms, 100 acres of land all under
Improvement in the town of Clifton, on the
River Falls road. five miles from Prescott -
Good dwelling house, stable, well of water
and well fenced. Foi further particulars in
qure at the residence, in Oak Grove.of
RYAN GRAY.
Feb. %, 1871. 45-tf.
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Summons for Pe.ief.

Circuit Court Pierce County-John A Me-
Oonntl. against g. H Gilman. Catharirs
Gilman. David V Weihern, Esther A v etn
crn Abraham W. Ditmars and An 'FVw
DchZrr.
Tie State of IVisconsin. TO the above AIMED
defendants.
VTOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the comp laim' inthis aotIoh' 90
which copy f. herewith served on 5ou sac
one is filed with the clerk OF said conTt at
Ellsworth, and serve a copy of your answer on
Tvs at our office in the city of Presc"tt' ia
Pierce county. within twenty days after the
service of this summons on You. exclusive at
the day of such service; and n You tail t"
answer the said complaint as aforesaid. the
plaintiff will apply to TIE Cocrt for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
WHITE & BUTToN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated. Feb. 4, 1871. IL 7w.
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Post Ofee RegulatIons.

On and after Monday, Dec 18th, 1870, until further
uoties the mails for I'll Office will arrive aud depart
as follows:
arrives at
RIvEk FALLS 4 HUDsoS hAIL-DepaIts Al = ;
q ri YES at n daily-Sundays exeepte9- a :,
yN-Nond.vs Wednesdays. and Fridays.
DrsEoxp BLUFF & RCD WING MAlL-Arrives 81 IL
~ d.Dsrts at2P M-Tueslsys and FRIDAYS.
~ O-ice hours from o'clock A 70 5 Pm
- GEO A DILL. n.
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COUGH NO NOR f..

WanaR!l's CoUUH BAIEAs is h~siitE. fisi il Z 4
expectorating. The extraordinary P~"er il Icsssssss
In immediately relieving and eventually cuziIG u .
most obstinate Of coughs, colds, IoIe ihTf
Bronchitis. influenza cafaTFh, htaTseteSs asthn
nsur ptOn almust incredible. 80 prompt il Z. .
relief AID certain its effects in sl tie above
ans afFecti OF he threat ana lans that thouss
of physicians 1aily prescribing it,ahd enc and
say II is tbs most healing and sxi" et rating nssdis
known. 0a+ bottle always afoTus relies. il. N
cases ono bottle elects a cure Sold by a;sggi'P
,arge botiles-rrice. 81. II is your own tsEA Il
till cough and sai.er-the balsam viii eLrs.
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EMMENAGOGUE.

wAESER'e EHHEsAsoGrE j. the onlr article knew
to cure the whi-es-it viii eursin every ease VIsr
sthe family iH which this inp0Tisn zledieite 10
wanteGs Mothers. this l. the greatest hessing eve
offered to and you shonl Immediately FroeVTs
II salse feTfema l. il reguiaTities and nav
dependedupoHia evrry ease where The month. few
druggists Price 81. oIsent by matt on reesip. q
sl.25 Address lie itate-street Chicago Ill.
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Dated. Feb. 4, 1871. 43
Pierce County Court---In Probate.

Pierce County Court---in Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of James Bash,
deceased.
10 all acLopa 1t may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that We. the snt-
scriher., Were. on the 10th day OF Jam
uarv, 1871. appointed and commissioned by
the nudge of said court. commissioners to re-
ceiye. examine and adjust all claims and de-
nantls of all prisons against the said deseaS-
cd: that six months after said day has heen al
lowed and limited for creditors Ia present their
claims To us for examination and allowance.
and that we will "n the second Mondays Of
Nav and July. 1871 al ter O'Clock A. n ON
each of said DAYS. at the Council Room in
the city Of Prescott. in said county. attend TO
the discharge Of cur duties as commissioners
aforesaid, T. FIELD,
S. b FLINT.
Commissioners.
Dated March II. 1871 4S-5w.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

Notice.-To those farmers desir-
ing to purchase Reaper for the coming
harvest, | will state that l shall have the
BeIoh Self Rake Reaper on hand early in
the season. The Beloit Reaper has sew
eral valuable improvements, and will be
sold at reduce'i prices.
III. ID. SEELY, Agt.
Prescott, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

A typographicsl.error occurred in our
notice of Rev. Bailey's donation last
week. 1t should have read, at was
an evidence Of appreciation with which
the douee may well be satisfied"
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Take Notice.

Take Notice.-Person having IN
their possession volumes belonging to my
circulating library are requested to re
turn them Immediately. as | am about to
close that branch Of my business.
E. l.. NEWELL.
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Prescott, Wis.

Last Dance.-POsitively the last
dance of the season, we are informed,
will lie given at Dunlar's Hall on Friday
evening, 24th inst, by Messrs. Lsavitt d
Pitts. Supper at ''ihe little restaurant
around the Garner" kept by the above
named gentlemen. Ticket to the dance
rs cents. Refreshments extra. All are
invited, and a good time will certainly be
had.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

Frank MiIler's fish pond is now scene
Of interest, TO witness which is well worth
days journey. He has therein about
six hundred breeding trout, fat sleek and
lazy, which, rs Frank says, ''sail around
there with grace and beauty rarely equal
ed" He has about six thousand Of the
small fry" which make a lively group
at feeding time.
This Trout Fishery is on large spring
which flows into Hornet Creek, two aud
one half miles from this village. Frank
conceived the project and was joined in
the enterprise by Messrs. A. NJ. Johnson,
E. d. and H. w. Levings, who have
erected over the spring. a fish house
twenty by forty feet. They intend to
hatch four hundred to five hundred thou
sand "fry" during next winter.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

A large fire at Reeds Landing last
Tuesday, l4th inst, destroyed the ware
house Of Haines & Ballard, together
with twenty-five thousand bushels Of
wheat therein contained.
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Notice to Debtors.

TIME Firm of Field & Wilson was dissolv-
ed nv mutual consent on the 10th day
of Sept. 1870. All debts due the finn were
then purchased BY T. Field, who is the ONLY
person authorized TO receive the same.
Prescott Feb. 30, 1871.
FIELD 4 WILSON.
The books AMI papers of the firm may I've
found at my residence in Prescott. aud may
he adjusted with me for the next Sixty Days.
either with cash or ample security.
Dated, Feb 20, 1871.
A5.tf T. FIELD
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

"a Friend" is respectfully informed
that it is against our rules to publish
correspondence unaccompanied by the
authors name.
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On account of the bad weather and
the i'll health of the lecturer, the fifth of
The course by Rev. Gill, was deferred.
and it will be delivered on Sunday eve
ming next.
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SAMUEL NELSON.

MANUFACTURES and deals in Boots
w and shoes Of all kinds. BUYS Hides.
and does repairing generally. Can be found
at his old shop on Main street.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

C. E. Davis has commenced framing
the timbers for his new drug store. His
counters, shelves, ETC., are now nearly
all ready for use.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

j. Matson, at his harness shop, is do
ing thriving business for himself, and
his customers ''allow" that it is well for
them.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

For the week ending March lS. 1911.
Benton Elliott to Horace X Preston lot 2
in block 3 ia Ellsworth for $3.50.
7 Hick> To l. arpenIer VI of se14
of mel al sec. Is town % range Is for SlO0.
Chas X Tyler to Ii B Baldwin se11 OF nell
OF s. c. town "a range Ia for $500.
D Burnley 10 Alex and John Leiich sw1I
of sw4 OF sec ) So of se14 of sec, all in
town "A range Is for $500.
Rodney Johnson to Ellen Sheane lot in
block in Does st add to Prescott for 800.
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DAYTON MILLS.

10y FosTER & Armstrong. (succrssors TO
ID Messrs. Buughtons) This mill is now
in complete order for custom or merchants
work A fair share OF patronage is respect
fully solicited. - Il
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

The donation on Friday evening last,
was the largest gathering of the kind
ever seen in this village. The receipts,
as shown elsewhere, were without pre-
cedent and we scarcely believe that pru-
dence would allow the announcement OF
another donation this spring.
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WARM E3- 81
PIXIE 1DAEED K

WARxER's PIKE REMEDY has never failed mot eve
in one caFel the very worst cases blind Itch
ing or beedinCpiles. Tho who are afflicted stCald
immediats IL call their druggist AEU get Aarret
Pile Remedy It's exprs ssiy fu the piles ara H'
recommended tncure any other disease IL has eurse
many 81 thTtyyears standing. Priss u -
for sale ty druggists everyW here
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Dx3REP5ZA-

WAKNEK'spYsPEPs ToSIc is prepared ez rrsssiy 20
dy.peu;ics anu ing with habitusl cosiIvvse IS
Ii Is slightly stimulating touic and spleHuiG slIs
ti,er huus the sIOn and restores ths ii
.stiy, organs 10 their healthy state. Weak nsrT"ss
and speptc persons should MsrneEE Gy psi
tonic, For sale 10y drug sists-pTiTe- 81
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

CITY observation-disclosures will
be found an official notice of the coming
municipal election. Call for caucuses will
be published next week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22
HAMMOND 4 PRATT

HEEP a meat market on Main strsct.-
IN They also keep on hand aud for sale a
good supply of fresh ltps. salt. etc. Asc
PAY essh "a flss and hide.
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d. III COX 90.

nEALERS in Flour, Grain. Ground Feed
~ dc. Proprietors of Prairie. Greenwood
end Junction Mills. Custom work promptly
done at Prairie and Greenwood Mi ills.
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Attacnment Notice.

PIERCE CocNTY.
Town Of River Fails.
To Joseph z Gihheard.
NOu are hereby notified that warrant Of
4 attachment has leen issued against YOU,
and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand of Amos Saunders and John Green.
amounting to twelve dollars: Now unless
you shall appear before Abner Morse, JUS
tice of the peace in and for said county. at his
office IN SAID town, on the l7th day of april.
A. D.. 1871, at ten o'cnck in the forenoon.
judgment will be rendered against you, aud
your property sold 10 pay the debt
Dated this 2OIh day of March. 1871.
ANS SAUNBERs,
JCuN GKEEN.
Ao.iv Plaintiffs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

Go TO tho Pierce County Drug Store
for the best brands Of Leads, Paints,
Oils and Paint Brushes.
W. FL. WEIGH.
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LIVERY STABLE,

DYJ. II. Lord-At the old stand Of John
ID Kiernon. on Main street, v here may he
found good horses and carriages. or reason
able terms to reasonable drivers. %.
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Building Operations. = The

Building Operations. = The
prospects for substantial improvements
in our city the coming season are more
fattering we believe than at any previ
Gus time in its history. Vigorous build
ing operations have been iDaugurated
which will involve the expenditure of
many thousand dollars aud add much to
abe solid growth of the city.
First and most extensive on the list is
a new hotel to be erected by our enter
prisiug towns man, Mr.. Jos. Reicheri.-
Mr.. r having purchased the lots join
ing the Merchants Hotel on The north.
has already commenced excavating for
the foundations of the edlfice. the iii
mensiOns of which he Informs rs arc to
he 5OxSO feet and three stories = height
N. S. Dunbar. Esq. is vigorously
pushing forward the erection of block
90 be 4lS6O and three stories.
Geo A Dill is striking out right and
aeft, and is getting material on the gruEnd
for building 24a9O. also three stories
high.
John Thcurer, another of orr enter.
Prising merchants, will put up building
24x6O, tw" stories in height.
We also understand +. Meincke con
templates the erection Of n building of
the same dimensions as that of Mr..
ThsuTer.
When We consider that these buildings
are ell 10 be of the most substantial kind
stone and brick-Our people may well
congratulate themselves on the material
growth aud advancement of our city,
The gentlemen who are forw arding these
enterprises are deserving of the fullest
measure Of prosperity. May their
money return TO them four fold.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

All the choicest brands of Tobacco's
kent on hand at WeIch's Drug Store.
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Fair Warming.

A S those indebted to me well know.
IN am closing up my business in this viii
lage, and not only need. but must have the
money due me from each aud from all All
W no paw me before the first dav of A pril
will save costs SAMUEL NELSON.
River Falls, Feb. %. ISL. 46-4w.
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Sudden Death.-Our communit

Sudden Death.-0ur community
was startled to learn last Saturday Of
the sudden death at the home of bis
brother in Cottage Grove. Mimi, on
Friday evening. March 18th, of Mr.. Ar
dy Nessel. He bad been in the employ
of Mr.. Reichert of the St. Charles Ho-
tel in this city during the winter, aud
two days previous to his death was about
our streets apparently in the enjoyment
Of robust health. We learn, however
that of late he had been troubled with
an aft, ction of the heart, and on Thurs
day. feeling more indisposed than, usual
concluded TO visit his brother. No dan
ger was appreheuded, and he anticipated
an eaIly return to his duties here. On
Friday evening social party was given
by the brothers family, ia which Mr..
NesseI participated. full Of the enjOy~
ment Of the hour. After the company
had relired,and while STOPPING to remove
bis boots from from his feet, the
pains of death seized him, AMI in fif,
teen minutes be was corpse. The re
mains were taken to St. Paul for inter
meat
Mr.. NesseI was well and favoTably
known to our business community. and a
number of years ago WAS in active
business in this city. Since then he has
been in business in Hastings and St.
Paul, and at the time of his death was.
as we have stated, in the employ of SIR
ReicheTt.
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MacssigaisSs.
J. A. SHORT,


HAS General Mechanic Shop Plain
IL ing and Matching. Rcsawing. Scroll
Saving, Iron and W God Turning done 10 or
der. Makes all kinds of Mogldin.s Of any
size or pattern required. Spinning wheels
on hand aud 70. sale cheap. Farmers pro-
duce, wood and lumber taken in exchange
fer work. Don't refuse green0acks.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22
C. f. DAVIS,
MISS KATE SHEPARD,
q w MAPFS.

"AS filled mp the old Pioneer Store with
III large assortment of New Goods. IN
clothing and Bouts and Shoes he is Second
to none in quality and prices. Give him &
call.
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S. B. GOLDSMITH.

5. 3. GUILDS MIIH,
CARRIAGE and Wagon Maker. Repair
~ ing dome to order. Shop near the bridge
at foot OF Maple street,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22

There have been few changes and
exchanges of property during the week
past. Fink Houston has sold bis livery
stock to G. w. Roberts and c. S. White,
who intend soon to remove the same TO
Albert Lea, MINI.
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MiscCfEa HcOsss.
A. MORSE,

GONVEYANCER. Collector. Notary Pub
Olc and Justice of the Peace. River Pals
Wis. 30
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o. S. POWELL.

HAS few choice lois for sale in the vii
A lage of River Falls. aud good farming
lands well located in Pierce and St Croix
counties. Win sell on time for approved pa
peIs. or exchange for personal property.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22
RIVER FALLS HOT

i =
DY JOHN NcKEEN. corner of Main and
I'D Pine streets. River Falls, Wis.
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For Sale.

THE farm known as the Durgen' place, in
Il Pierce Valley, is hereby offered for sale
1t contains 30 acres of timber land, and will
be sold cheap for cash. Also, a splendid
yoke of young oxen or sale. Apply at Dia-
mond Bluff, Pierce unity, Wis, to
7. B. JON ES.
Diamond Bluff March &. 1871. 47-4w.
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7 Al ROBERTS.
r I WILCOX.

DEALER in Books. Stationery, Wall and
IL Window Paper. TOYS. Newspapers. exc
Next door 10 Sanderson 4 Wilson's new store.
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RIVER FALLS BREWERY.
10y CHA3LEs KRAUTH. The best Of beer
ID always on hand. at the lowest rates.
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/ WATSON ,Jr

j.. WATSON, Jr,
sUCcEss To II. r. CHILDs.
CtADDLER and Harness Maker. Shop
- corner of Sycamore and Main streets.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22
F.. HOLCOMF

F.. HOLCOMB.
Us Prepared to Raise and Move Building.
4 on short notice.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-22
Cabinet Makers.
IL q HAN EN-

IL. G. HAVEN,
CABINET Maker aud dealer in all kinds
" of Furniture. Keeps continually on hand
ready made collins.