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PERSONAL.

C00A REWARD will be given for information
@cUV Of the person who set nre to the stable
corner Of Congress and Beall streets, Gsorg stoWn
dlsst' JOHN CONNKLL.
IhsTEAD OF OFFERING A HUNDRED DOL
LABS to any enc Who will get you government
Co,nmission; or One Phass Of the Lobby;'' pub
lished by H. and U. H. Mo risou. You will
without the necessity Of examining for the Civil
Service Examination. dll- lot
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he Boiia.l., would do veil to MAKE their ssles.
ton. At once dIsl,.
THOMAs RUSSELL,
1913 PINEsILvASIA AvEsUE,
OFFERS TOR SAT,
II o L I ID a Y
WINES, LIQUORS, ClRDIALS, &c.
HAVANA CIGARS,
CHAMPAGNE WINES
Of Iifayorits brands. including
NAPOLEON's CABINET,
the favOrits Wine at L. DelnOnioO's. New York.
OLD Rye and BOURBON WHISTLES.
OLD CoGHAO BRANBIEs,
Fine SCOTCH and IRISH WHISTLES.
OLD SHERRY. POET and MADEIRA WINES.
CLAREf and BURGUsDY WINES,
SCOTCH and ENGLISH ALEs,
DUBLIN and LONDON PORTER,
SPANKING MosELLR MUsoArEL
AND
declstJ.nI BHINE WINES.
sol spEcrALrrrEs sol
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
DAVIS.
sol MARKET SPACE, CORNER sru STREET
halt their real value, at DAVIS
JOB lot Of Embroidered LINEN SETS, from CSC.
AZ linen plain H.m:ti.ehsd HAsDKER CHIEFS
AZ u 80, gao, aud D per dozen, q DAVIS.
Ladiss, fine Initial HAEDKERcHIfFss from
New styi. BOWS. soARFs. TIES, SQUARES,
DAVIS sol market Space. corner sth st.
II fa0H E Is 'HSSs stock 3,
! FkIEGKS GLOVES. and NOTIONS q Al Kinds
dis Sol sarse. Space. corner sen a ..rs:.
BARGAINS FOE CASH BUYE Rs!
FRENCH CANDIES.
FRENCH CANDIES.
Best LAYBR RAISIHs,
yALE ksS;f n .ns sknDttss R.1srss.
1A'h0A'o SsbfH6 LEMON PEEL.
$3.50, PioAH NUTS.
An-n'' CREAM NUTS,
.rxopss,ss o S., MI M5xE gi 40 6, w.
PScsTs sHRHkEy. MuscArlts Hsa HiIcs
sTs 8 npS Sis s1S N
celebrated WHisKIr. ,'1'"
Per pound bar; 81 per boz Of g pounds.
C.S. O'HARE q SON,
Wholesale and Retail 0recers,
DIS sv t9lS!th street =. W between n and n.
N L w B o o X 8.
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COOKING WINE,
NEWEyGLAYD RUN.
scofoH WHISKY,
sfocK AND ENGLISH ALE, PORTER, dc.
FOREIGN FRUITS.
spltnsid assortment Of
CanMed Goods.
PURE APPLE CIDER,
AEDFIELD BUCKWHEAT,
NEW YORK APPLES.
CHOICE BUTTER,
Packed expressly for family use in small pals,
COFFEEs
dls.t ROASTED FRESH lvERY DAY.
Chrtst M IS G00ds.
INITIAL HANDKERCIHEFS,
IHB LKTTKRs OF TIE ALPHABET.
HARRIS SEAMLESS
AND THE
VICTORIA KID GLOVES,
ALL SHADES AND SIZES,
LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY Il TAYLOR,
declot r 623 PEsNA. AVENUE.
.TOttce!
In addition to our already l.rg. assortment Of
Few and esgant Gods, designed especially Tor the
HOLIDAYS,
we open this morning two large invoices embra cling
ell the novelties In
Paris and Vienna Fancy Goods,
which, including the rest Of entire stock have
been recently selected abroad with great care,
IMPORTED DIRECT,
and are offered unusually low.
disSt NJ. w. GAIT, BRO. 4 90.
A NEW FAMILY PRESENT.
sohBTHINa NOVEL AT
hogan q wYLIE's,
lols AND 1870 1rH STREET INV.
LIE PETIT TROussEAU:
msnts W.Irsnsed to e eerfscsS msse Of
STANDARD y nslins handsomely boxed. ct prices as
we offer complete stock Of FAHCY AND STA:
S Z fsio s'1 - Il 4:
III. EGAN,
N. K. CORNER OF 7rH AND l. Srs.,
Under Spenesrs Bwsines Co,less,
Has received, Per steamer from New York. . new
HOLIDAY GOODS,
40. A..n' tis d sse:' Nuts Of all
Jerd.ns Preserve: and Jsllie:, D.te..
Hsvsss oT:Dses. French Fumes Il and lib jars.
stEswo srEy Jan 0 IN .sone Jsrs; Neg oiiron,
die White eel Clover. 1 Honey, To-. &c.
Sll LOVES, SI
sII AABKKT SPACE.
HOLIDAY GOODS OPENING
NEW AND DESIRABLE
FANCY GOODS FOB HOLIDAY PREsERrs.
Boxes, valencisnnes trimmed Handk erchiefs,
Collars: t Lad .,,s Ss:hs. !. sS.f. Fancy
JOSEPH J. MAY,
s39 PA. AVENUE. BErw srH AND 10Th srs.
viii offer during the Holiday Season. ct
REDUCED Prices FOB CASH:
InIl stock Rich 1lsck Silks,
Elegant Lyons Clock yslvets,
HSSi:s an. nd f Free saev Wool Dre.. Goods.
MSSn nuI,g Dress Goods, .
ESQ. 600 worth PARIS kib sLovEs. all
EOB THE HOLIDAY0.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Pure Rye Whistles, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum,
ST. Croix Run, Brandies, New Eugiand Bum;
Port, sherry, Hook and other Wines; Black
berry, Ginger and Apple Brandy, Sir
Robert Barnet Old Tom Gin. Scotch
Whisky, Hennesy Brandy, Robert
Jsmison's Old Irish WHISKY.
Also, Gbson's Old Bye whisky, for medicinal
purpc SEES; hns Old Port Wine for tnvalids
H. E6AN,
FINE FAMILY CROCER,
dle-3t Corner T. and seventh streets.
ono SEVENTH eTREEr OOO
SAMUEL 3 g BARBOUR
HOLIDAY GOODS
Fob YOUNG AND OLD,
Embracing all the Standard Works, finely bound for
preseDtstior. Fine Bibles, Prayer aud INN Books,
Juveniles, Russia Leather Goods, Work Boyss,
Writing Desks, Inkstapds fine Cutlery. Gold Pens
&c, DC, the finest assortment ever fsTed TO the
WASH, gton public. Also, fine stock Of Miscells
neous oks.
~ The chespest Germ an Chromos In the city.
Remember the nsB,e aud number
sAMUKLS g. BARBoOB, 9O3 7th St..
DIG Ct One door q orth Of I.
NEW YORK BUCKWHEAr.
NEW ORLEANS MOIASSEs,
STEWAkf WHITE ID Rips SYRIIR.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
AT CONNOLLYS,
Cos 9th street, opposite Patent OAee.
Ls6tes and Cents fine Pocket dandk erchiefs
Ladies' Embroidered and Lace HsudkerchieSS
Embroidered Sets Collars snd Cuffs
Obe, I've and three button Kid Gloves, d, o. Is
Children 3 Gloves and Fancy StochipRs
ELK Handkerchiefs, Scsrfs and Nsckties.
ChfldreD b fUrs, o. 20 sett.
Ladies' Burs. Is TO 80 set.
Ladies and Childrsn's Balmoral Shirts.
Black Silk Cioaking Velvet. 96 80 to SI5
Fine Striped ShaWls, IS to $40.
Large Stock Fine Dress Goods
ColegDee, Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods. &c . in
treat variety, and Ut Low Prices di9its
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FOR SAILS.

EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOB MERCHAN-
Il DISk-A fine little BLACK HORSE, -
without vice; perfectly gentle, and not aft aid ~
OF cars Dan be had st sacrifice Of 976 GA
Also ISL built BO0SY; 81 3 18th st. N. w. It.
EOReALE-Half Of q first class RESTAURA0T; :
one OF the Oldest and best stands In the city; nov
during COED business, aud everything In good
OLEARf. dl2 eo4t
ROB SAL3.A good LIBRARY: some OF tho best
nan w0r1s OF American, nnslish French and Ger.
s3I 1th street. between and X, n. W. d4-3ws
EoR SALE CHIAP.7A fne HORSE, BUGGY
l. and hA bNEeS, oil In good condition; n
can be seen 81 the Arlington Stables, GU
street, above nth no26- I'm R
LOB eALE-FiYrY JACKSON WAdOHD, 01i1.
u able Tor farmers and heavy hauling.
HBY, AA0RATH BILL,
Columbia Market, corner Massachusetts, svenns
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-eabbath, December IL, in Foundry church
- or Oh T. street. between 18th ana 18th street; q
daI X Mink FUN COLLAB. rewsrd will be given
II left at S1INEMETZ'S Store, 1897 Pa ave. IL
G. RRWARD, and no Q1e stions asked, for the
@O return Of the PAP ERs that were 10 the pock-
1t the cvercOai taken from the hall Of FOL 18th
street, on the evening OF Wednesday. December Is,
or Tor Information that will lead to their recovery
Osr-On Sunday evening ON 7th street, between
II Penney lvania avenue and Z street, 3. W, n
gladys GOLD BUNTING CASE WATCH. M
Liberal reward will be given IL returned to1k8
I osI.On the 18th inst; {. GOLD OROss, about
IL two inches long, With "sally to Mary" en-.
graved on the back. The above was lost in going
from New jersey avenue to street. t. ID street and
Pima. avenues = Suitable reward will be giv On
II left ct No. BIG New Jersey avenue, .. dig It
G RIWARD.-strsyed from my premises, cor .
%O East Capitol and 18th street. Q mall-0
If returned to me JAMES CURTAIN. 3
dl83ts
OsT1Strayed or stolen froH the premises, No.
l5SS street, . black and tan male
TERRlER. Answers to the ma ofs2K
Don" A liberal reward will be paid for
his return. dl7-Sts
I OsT-Thursdsy evening last, ON Q or az street
IL near the City Hall. or in an street or . 18th
street car, CORAL BARRING. A suitable re.
ward will be paid for its delivery ct Boom IL, soc.
ond foor, Navy Department dl7-3ts
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OOh"OxNUs
ROARDING-Pleasant ROOMS and q good IA
- BIZ ia private family, st 600 10Th street,
corner of r. Terms reasonable. dl9-Stsa
QOAReIN0-OomfOrtab Rooms, with GOOD
- BOARD and home comforts can be had at 925
street north. A few Tsble Bosrders can bs 40.
conmoosfed. DIG 81.
~ OOMs AND BOABD-Seyeral 6ne laree
~ ROOMS, nicely furnished, with first class IA.
Bile Boa I'D, at northwest corner OF L and 18th
ate dig I'm
GEHrLIMEN. AND THEIR WIVES, Oh
~ young men who are willing to loom together,
can find excellent, cheap and pleasant BOARD ct
No. Myrtle street, corner North Ca pitol street,
opposite 81. Alloy sins Church. dI8-3ts
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT KUOMU, AID
NJ prices moderate. ut 110S corner Of Pennsylvs.
nia avenue and Inst street mAyl-1y
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Circulating LibrsIy. Terms: 90 per year; o. Per
and krlisi0us Papers and Magazines. Parlors, free
70 all. With use OF piano, chess and chez .rs
LITERARY Society Saturday Evening. TX o,cI,ct
Defy Prayer Nee iuss at l2:'5, 8, and m. Sab,
BAN o serN,ees q SD 2; m thort addresses. SAB
corner llth and streets, ct 30 clock deH
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Illegal Voting.

Miss Susan B. Anthony and fourteen
other ladies, her associates, voted at
Rochester, N. Y, for President and
Vice President, ct the last election. No
doubt this was clearly an illegal act,
both on the part Of the ladies, and that
of the inspectors, and warrants have
since been issued for the arrest of all
the parties. That the complainants
were inspired with a feeling Of justice,
and imbued with spirit Of liberty,
may be true. But that this act on their
part will not haze tendency to prevent
a repetition of the same offense, if such
it be, must be patent to the candid OBJ
server. On the other hand it will ere.
ate sympathy for the accused, and great
ly augment the rapidly growing tide in
favor of female suffrage. 1t is persecu-
ton that they court. They feed and
grow fat upon excitement, and when
you combine sympathy with excitement,
the wave is absolutely resistless. Any
thing that has the most distant resem-
blance of persecution will react upon
the heads of the prosecutors and add
new laurels to the fair brows Of the
victims. IF they are persistently pur-
sued, tried, condemned, fined or i'm
prisoued, they will become 80 far
martyrs to the cause they have espous-
ed, and thereby gain an enviable fame,
to say the least. If those who are con-
scientiously opposed to female suffrage
do not desire to hasten the day when
woman shall WELD the ballot, they will
do we'll in our opini ion, to let these la
dies go ''unwhipt of justice"
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The Association.

The Association of Teachers, held in
this village on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week, was an interesting, as well
as very profitable meeting. Practical
questions were discussed, and spirit
of harmony pervaded the entire pro-
ceedings. Such meetings. are produc.
tive Of much good. They arouse a
spirit of inquiry, and set in motion a
train of thought that will eventually
reach and reform many evils in our sys.
TEN of education. They will tend to unite
teachers, and all friends Of education,
and thus bring about concert of &C.
ton which will eventually secure uni
formity in manner-uniformity in text
books.
The reform is we'll begun. 1t may
progress slowly, but it will never retro
gade. 1t is not backed by money, but
by philanthropy, with just money
enough pending to keep the wheels in
motion. Our schools are far in ad-
vance of what they were ten years ago,
and the larger the ball of reform is, the
more powerful it rolls. 1t is bound to
increase in size, and accelerate in mo.
ton. Let alljoin to keep it moving
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Canniballsm, Eating Intes-
tines, Etc.

We have heard of people who, in
their frantic moments, would eat raw
dog, and others who, in cool blood
would devour human flesh. This would
seem to be contrary to nature, and it is
not much practiced, if we rightly un-
derstaud it, in civilized communities
But eating "raw dogs" and devouriug
human flesh is nothing compared with
the pitiful condition Of some Of our dis
appointed, and consequently exasperat.
ed, Greeley ncighbors. They fly in a
terrible passion--go off in Mysteries
eat raw dogs-disembowel human be-
ings, and voraciously devour both the
intestipes and the excrement therein
contained.
Yea, even our long.haired alternately
scowling, simpering neighbor Of the
Democrat, has employed son of Els.
culapins to "eviscerate" neighbor
journalist, and together they eagerly
devour the intestiDcs and their con.
tents. Great Jupiter! Just think Of
il! What taste! And yet not per.
vertedl whew! whew! Surely there
ii no accounting for taste. =
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THANKSGIVING. =,
Proclaimed by the President.

WHEREAS, The revolution of anoth-
er year has again brought the time
when it is usual to thank Almighty God
for his mercies aud blessing; and,
WHEREAS, If any one people has
moro occasion than another for such
thankfulness, it is the citizens of the
United States whose government is
their creature, subject to their behests
who have reserved themselves ample
civil and religious freedom and equality
before the law; who, during the last
twelve months have enjoyed exemption
from any greyious or general calamity
and to whom prosperity in agriculture
manufactures and commerce has been
vouc hsafted; for these considerations,
recommend that, on
THURSDAY, THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER
next, the people meet in their respect
i've houses of worship, and there maxi
their acknowledgements to God for hi
kindness and bounty.
In witness whereof hereunto set m.
hand and cause the seal Of the Unite,
States to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington
this 18th day Of October, in tn
year of our Lord one thousan
eight hundred and seventy-twc
IFS and of the independence Of th
United States the ninety-seventh.
BY the President, U. s. GRANT.
HAMLIN FIsH, Sec'y Of State.
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MISSES LEVINGS,

Keep Bookstore. embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
aGinss. A full supply Of stationery
Store next door to Mrs. Winchester's Mil
Enery shop, Main Street, River Falls. nc
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journed till nine O'Clock Wednesday

journed till nine o'clock Wednesday
morning.
In the evening Prof. Weld lsctured
on the Natural Agencies Of Education
After the lecture the Association ten
dered him vote of thanks.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by the President
The discussion of this question followed
Chow many hours in a day ought
schools to be in session."
After an hours discussion the follow.
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the number of hours for
the sessions Of primary schools, should be
| reduced.
A half hour was next devoted to this
resolution:
Rssolued, That it is not the teachers fault
that pupils play truant.
Resolution unanimously adopted.
After recess the following resolution
was offered.
Resolued, That the State Of Wisconsin
should adopt uniform system Of text
books. :. - 81. >'@ i.
After a. warm discussion by Prof
Weld, A. Morse, M. E.. Cady, G. E.
Mears and others it was adopted.
On motion it was voted that when
the Association finally adjourns it shall
be to the I'd Tuesday in October, 1873,
at River. Falls.
Association adjourned to 2:3O P. M.
- "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1 Association called to order by the
President. On motion the following
committees on text books were appoint.
ed: On Arithmetics-E. f. Case, Hell.
en- Healey, G. Fenlason. On Geogra.
phies-C. E. Mears, G. G. Mcintyre,
ELLA Childs. Grammars-H. s. Baker,
Miss G.. Fowler, B. M. Nye. These
committees were ordered to report at
the next annual meeting, the best text
books, on these subjects, in use in the
Valley. 4.
&C. Mcintyre, c. W.. Beers and
Augusta Wales were appointed com
mittee on resolutions and reported the
following: e..
.Resolued, That the thanks Of this Asso
citation are hereby rendered to the citizens
Of River Falls for the hospitality showr
the several members. Adopted.
After short intermission the Asso
citation discussed the question: "Wha,
is tho best method of tea ching gram
MARI" Prof. A. H. Weld closed the dis.
cussion with interesting and instructive
remarks. D..
Association adjourned. -...-,..
In the evening Prof. Cady lecturcd
at the Institute on Education.
49,. MARY R. LORING, Sec'y.
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r. i. WILCOX.

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Toys, News
papers, Periodicals, Inks. Pens, Pencils,
fsn-holders, Envelopes. Writing Paper,
Fancy Goods, Sc. Orders for books or
anything else, in my line which is not on
hand, will be filed at the shortest notice.
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS
M,.@ II. r. Scalos.

Mrs. r.. II. Scales.
Has the best assortment Of Confectionery,
Stationery. Canned Fruits, Green Apples
Pictures; Notions etc., ever brought to Riv-
or Falls. She solicits share Of public
patronage. Main Street, River Falls.
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Pr. BRACKET. Proprietor.
River Falls - : Wisconsin.
The beautiful Kinnickinnick runs close
10 this house: and the facilities for Trout
Ashing, and hunting are unexcelled. fb'tf
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Millinery and Dress Making.
Mas. q. ]. HEASLEY,

Respectfully informs the ladies' Of River
Falls and vicinity that she will cut and ut
dresses, and make and trim bonnets and
hats in the latest styles. Second door
south OF Saunders & Green's. fb-tf
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Hon. VIM. PITT BARTLETT, of Eau
Claire, will be presented as a suitable
person for Speaker of our next Assem-.
bly,. That suits US, and We earnestly
hope for his success.
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BANKERS.
PRESCOTT WISCONSIN.
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
BANKERS

Receives Deposits and do General
Banking Business, the same as ON organ
ised bank. Interest allowed on Deposits,
by special arrangements. Collections
promptly attended 10.
Also Agents for the Cunard, Inmsn an
Anchor Line Of Ocean Steamers. fb.ti
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Concord, N. r., boasts of an earth
quake Sunday.
Tweed's trial is positively to com.
mence next Tuesday.
The first volume Of the census report
is nearly ready for distribution.
Greeley's majority in Kentucky, in
all but twelve counties, is 6,717.
Trial by jury is to be established in
Spain before the first of December.
Tho West Virginia Legislature met
Monday at Charleston, and organized.
Frank Blair had slight attack of
paralysis on Saturday. but is recover
ing.
The Washington Irving Insurance
Company Of New York has suspended
owing to losses in Boston.
The Massachusetts, Legislature con.
vened last Monday in extra session, to
legislate for the city Of Boston.
An uncorroborated rumor circulated
in New York recently that vessel con.
tanning cholera arrived in the lower
bay.
The inspectors of election who re-
ceived the votes of Susan B. Anthony
and her friends, on election day, are to
be arrested.
Forty members of the Philadelphia
committee of the Centenary celebration
recently subscribed for 500, 900 of tho
stock of the association.
VIM. Hanley, secretary Of the life
associations in America and an old and
prominent carpet dealer, died in St.
Louis last Monday Of small pox.
On the western line of Kansas the
buHaloes are SO thick that railroad
trains are interrupted. The bisons are
"going South" instead of West.
Two legislatures are in session in
Alabama, one "Conservative"-which
is Democratic-and the other Repub-
lican. The latter claims to have q
quorum.
A corouer's jury in Jersey City rem
dered a verdict recently that the de.
ceased was willfully murdered by john
Doris, but recommended the murderer
to mercy.
An extensive warehouse in Brooklyn,
occupied by Woodruff & Robinson was
burned recently, with its contents, in
GLIDING 100000 worth of grain. To-
tai loss about $4,000.
The Legislature Of North Carolina
organized Monday, with j. T. More
head as Speaker of the Senate, and
Capt. James Robinson as Speaker Of
the House. All the officers are con.
servatives.
The U. 8. Marshal at New Orleans
on Saturday telegraphed for troops to
arrest the men who are tampering with
the election returns-Warmouth and
his gang-but the request was denied
by the President.
The number of poor sufferers by the
Boston fire is much greater than has
been estimated, and larger means than
the aid committee now has at its dis.
posal will be Immediately required to
prevent suffering.
A lawyer named james G. Ding
shot and killed A. G. O'Neil as he was
going from Judge Sutherand's court
room, in New York recently. O'Neil
had been witness against Ding in a
divorce suit with his wife. The MUIR
derer was arrested. '"
The New York Committee Of Seven
ty met recently and James M. Brown
uaa nLaaan chairman In r,lace oH Vim
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@. O. STIMSON.

Surgeon Dentist. Rooms over G. I. APP
Roberts store, Main street. River Falls
Dentistry performed in all its different
branehes-work warranted. fb-tf
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MISS GRACE WILCOX,

MISS GRACE WILCOX.
Il Agent for Singers Sewing Machine. A
fall supply Of Machines and extras con-
stantly on hand ct the Book Store Of R. j.
Wilcox. fb If
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H. A. WILSON,
Attorney at Law, Hudson, Wisconsin. ms
BAKER & SPOONER,
Attorneys 1t Law, Hudson Wisconsin. ne
N. Z. BURNS

Irons wagons, buggies and sleighs. and
does repairing, at his shop opposite Prairie
Mills. speciality made Of ironing bug
gies and light work. fb If
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j. WATSON

Haddlor and Harness Maker.
Shop in Childs' Building, corner of Main
aud Sycamore Street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-11-22
E. w. REED,

Dsa,sr in Watches, Clio ks and Jewelry.
Main street Repairing done on short no.
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-05-23

NORRIS speaks very iippantly about
the character OF others. He should
wipe the stain from his own before
he undertakes to berate and traducc
that of his neighbors. We 7 not
afraid of a fair and honorable compar-
ison if he is DESTROYS of such a thing.
We despise personal Controversies,
but we hate the contemplate whelp
that lives in a glass house and is on
tinually throwing stones. We are not
sticking ourselves up as a"model" for
others to pattern after. We are doing
business to suit our own convenience /;
we eat what we please and drink when
we please; and + satisfied to permit
others to do the same, when it does
not interfere with private rights.
We advise MI. Morris to do the same,
and there will be no difficulty.