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Jennie JuLe says: "Itis a Significant TACT
that ninety nine out OF every hundred me
bani.s in the large cities of this country
sre farR,igners. whose esrninRsnow average
fonr 20 I'VE dollars per day, while any num-
Der Of "eeDtlemeu" young American men-
the DTod,iet OF business colleges aud high
schools-can be got to keep books or do any
kind of "gepteew writing tor from ak to
ten dollars per week. Nice prospect, this
for AmsTicau girls. Where are the nus g.,
baods Of the next generation to come frenf'
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/ .'Wsii, dsary, what does is ail vDesu in
cried grandma, smiling With surprise and
1T mesns that am trying 81 be q coed
child and do my dasy rs haven't done is
for . long time, losg while !" and Patty put
her arms around grandma's neck with q
little culver 10 her voice that vent strsisht
TO the old lady'a heart. Ssaadiug 20 she
told all that had happened, and grandma
laughed aud said it was only dream. But
tacles wouldn't show any moro Of the
strange pictures when abe tried again.
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nc ssss s the S.s
ings are we'll adapted for educational nnrpos,s
courtyard entirely cut OF the strcet reserves q
recreation 80 that from the arrival puIils ss f
m, tin their departure r. NJ they arr constsnSS
excluded aud superintsndsd.
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course forb ersn
The Commercial Courss for ths,se stadonta vbs n.
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
Tho Cass cal CouIso II for who tssire to haza
complete education,
French 10 taught in the three sourssa
students are not admiteh, unleas shey kasw how q
road and write.
The training of the .tad.nts n u,
lcad- nG Objects Of the instructor
Every month report - seht 20 pArenth, etatlnG
duct, progress, rank In class aud aftsndsnce.
The academscsl year begipa ON the nrst OF Oefnrrr
and cleses towards the end OF JnIy. 1000
TERMss ..say
Collegiate Course. payable IN advance. and In uaiasa
sp2I 7aIv Rrv r. oAUTEHLET Pressds-s-
ct. JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conauctsd by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Ennit.Surg Frederick County, Msryisad
This nstitution pleasantly staaseA In hoaitAy a.a
mile from Emrtshurg and two nailss tf6m MsusA O.
Aarys CoHego H vas commenced I'm tBq9, anS fress-
porsed BY the Legislature Of Maryland II I6ia. M
BULL hRA are convenient and spartoas. "a
.. fEK,1sf ser
Board and Tuition per aoedsHnio yeAY. ineladiag
| Bed and Bedding, Washing, Msndisg end
~ ~ Leo " y
ALL PAYABLE TX ADVANCE ~
Tho Academic year 10 divda5 IN eesssens Of ans
montss saSh bs9nSing respectively On the 2sth q A
gust and the 18th OF January.
! MOTHER SUPERIOR.
| my3T2iy >s L"Aephs Aasdessv En @itsssrG- No
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st. MARY-J EFFERSoN COLLEGE
PARISH or ST JAMES, LA,
Situated tho Mississippi River sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment. ipCur
porated by law Of the Legislature and empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened tho Sd OF
October. 1t IS under tho direction of the Marist |
Fathers, who form society specially devoted to cduoa
tion. College Point and Convent Landing aYe sonvs
nent and landing places steamboats, going
TO aad returning from New Orleans.
Payable in u s. currency half yearly In nd vance.
Board, tuition washing and stationery Per term Of
Doc sors medicine in ordinary case; Of hi.
Ea. Sss isf fee 70 p Ss paid r only
NB-An music lessons are to be paid Cor monthy
His Grace the Most Roy. Archbishop Of Now orlrans
The Rev. Clergy Of Alters
For further details apply to tho Very Rev President
at the College. -
oci3 n 1y No. 100 Grnvisr street. Now orleanA
SAINT vINcEST's COLLEGE.
CAFE GrnAnpSAr, missouri
This conducted sy the Prio:t. Of tho Con
6eautfuy the AilssissippI river forty
above Cairo, and hundred and hfty m2es below 81
The College building are large eomr,odious and well
VEN sdSpted for SsSithfnl exercise '.A''' A'
The College 10 Of easy acecss Regular daily packets
! touch al Cape Girardeau.
| The scholastic year begins o the FIRST MONDAY
| OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the hrSt Of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition per scholastic year ....-.. eaI
Washing and mending Of ARTICLES washed. "
Physician Fec and Medicines. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
! Instrum entail MuHo. "
| For further informstioa apply 70
| Rev. A vERrNA, G. NJ,
PresidseG q tho College
Or to Rev. THoS J. SMITH, G. II,
| sef7siy 81 JOsephs Church. New OEteanA-
- r..
National Bank. No los Canal street, New Orlo1ns.
hereby authorised 20 receive and give receipt suy
monejs which may be paid 70 him for account the
above Instituti0n.
A. vERTNA. c. n, President.
| Eew Ovlsass. August ,. Is71
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This long estabshed Institution 40 fAvoraiy known
to the p9oIlo Of the south will enter upon Forty
OCTOBER 2a, 1872. +7
with the old advantages of q sound class.cal and
Commercial Education, the Directors Of the College
can nov oasr to their patrons tho additional advap
superior to the former College in point of
arrans ment and accommodation.
Inc Professors being members of . Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itself to tho
Education Of youth have IN their favor the great
they profess to 81 Religion and Morality
and has for Its aim not only to adorn tho minds Of thsr
their hesr.s The esteem Of virtue and love
an 'fy w to " In
GS%rsea' he rpsparat9py the Classical and the Com;
tbs s hsSsa
oiass, either in tie Classical or Commercial! course
ali lbs re ,is ak and s
University Educaton At tho end sf the sistS year
IN
cheney in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
the degree or A. D. tBschelor Of Xrss A''
Tho neg,eo OF Master Of Arts a. M ia awarded TO
ply and Science in the College who have passed. two
years Ss i9 6 t6s Ersfse Of Learned profession
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges Tho third year this TO
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy aud
chemistry With the menbers Of the Graduating olaas
and TO he admitted reviously know 6ow to
read and write. .... ....
.. TERMS PER SESSION ZEN aoSIEs.
Entrance Fee, FIRST only. Is 60
Board. Tuition and Washing payable hall. yearly,
and IN advance -..-.-..-.-..----..-...-- 300 %
Bed and Bedding. IL o.
FREsfDENT OF sP:sikd i" Hit GoLIEGE,
Corner n.,o.n. and amE s. :zsi; SSSGSs
7. PoURsiNE, College Agent.
sci 20 ly 1in Grsvier street. Now Orleans.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOU'VE LADIES' ACADEMY, ~
" GxpER E....... ...
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULlNBe,
Two Miles below New Orleans

Thls Instituhsz which N, ,nas,,.as. ~ xa.,.>,a
as sr s,ss hsvs h.a 80
reSsnnendaton to b introdaoea 70 prSiio Sstcs 4
BY the Ts.sss.ss. u S i:
Mevai Rsvosaen-1he object constantly han. =, v..,
Sy ne taaiss !. the adornns Of their pupils VITA
f. to Of .s their
A. we'll as to habits Of industry order and nsssness
.A sssss v %
anss secures the OF morals and willing
sas pupils n q IN ' 81
upon the sSSre of roSion Tor the sake Of order
All are equally REQUIRED TO assist with proprety the
phys'eel Education. health of the pupil. il an
essar OF sssiude for the Par
Wholesome and abundant The hours Of RELAXATION N
ss ss.s nss their III:
Plcation to their classical duties When sick they ar
Physician is in immediate attendance. aud timely notice
Iss,e% Of r. tho
nas EWnn sns
say E9s:a and
Ppssfy are taught in the higher ss.s. Drayae
On N s the xre. PASTA: nd
Neede>'vk. etc. Particular atsnfion paid Mnsic
msnce. on the 9Th or November, and ends about the
Board and Tuition per session, ss7s.. payable in
saSS .s The ' Is in
Day Scholars per session ass, payable in advance
Entrance for the Bearisls ................... 90
Entrance for the Day Scholars .-............. %
those who wiedrawn before the end Of tsrsn, or
who RrEoDg vacation time beyond the appointed day
EXTRA CHARGES. '. nr
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per
Music per month 90 90
For ne Use q Musical Instrument. por month .
Artiieiai Flowers. per 10 90
esn sas.e. be
establishment at booksellers prices.
%s
ladies have In Winsr Glue marimo sres
csp ls hue Ss Ss and in
lady must sp be- pPo1iaea with lively,
changes Of linen, twelve pocket erchsfs twelve
nsS or ss ons saa
white yei three pairs OF shee.s two mosquito
linen. smaller ones sunbonnet. three esnabric O
saper having tho russ edged With lace
M ,s S made to mod
articles masIsa %is isaabs n int s0oxo .st
spoon and fox knife and silver tumb mattress
and half wide viii six pillow cases Sashbowi an!
and key little chair and small work. box, also viii
Dissertations. Visits are limited to Sundays an,
erclusiret and only be made the pupil
one asT psrSr
cd only from ten in the morning until and from
The young ladies forbidden to receive or ohs
delicacies at the parlor There Is yearly vacation
ends tho Sd of November. Parents are requisite
not to proiong that time, I'm order that the yonn
other a6ssnce s allowed except in of sickne,
Young ladies' wishing to make their arst communion
1ie Establisnment must enter In November.
oc2l7a tJyl 70 -
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
OF TIE
u X S u L l N f s i,
OPELoUsAs. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY. La.

with nsefni and agreeable knowledge secustom them
in them those qualities which render virtue both anal
% only In s iy Sst
general this shall be tLs object of the constant Of
Tie site Of the ACADEMY Is Beaat,foi and healthy, and
the limits assigned to the pupils ALLOW them. during tho
pupil. always uncr the eeIsnt MT caro- II their in.
1ents Of education in English and r, encb comprises
GeonstrS. Book. keeping, Grammar English Compost
9S Mod fne qs 81
,nsssE py PLAN Nssd0
Premiums awarded the end of tho year 10 the
Or Who bSvs the@seives ~ shes good
department PuPsis Of every religions denomination
order AL the pupils required to observe the general
or by tho young ..
subject to eSaminaton The scholastic year consists
and eosi1g aSoas tho of August Pup
cSmns alter inc % OF the session wiz DE
TERMS:
Board and Tuition. per session ---....-siSo 90
En.rane. Sones paid, for Doarder....: . &C
Day Scholar tBesin ners', per session .-. 30 %
Pen, Paper and Ink e o.
EXTRA cHAKGSs.
Piano, Guitar, Iarmonium, each, per months o.
Washing per session. .........-..--.-..-.. 70 "
All charges to DO paid half yearly in advance A
quarter begun s cha ged in full No deduction Il mad.
for Embroidery, Medicines. will DO charged whom cup
Piled by the House, at store prices.
The pupils requiIed on Sundays and particular
occasions dress in uniform vizt In winter maEeriE
blue dress 4 straw black velvet hat tlimmed with
blue black silk apron and black cloak. In
pink lawn chintz two pink dreeses arc requred)
white ,unbonnet II is also necessary for each youns
lady to have two white dresses white veil, and on'
| common s9nbonass.
They required TO bring with them the ordinary
table furniture consisting Of two knives and iork
table teaspoon. tumbleT BSpkins drcsSing
soap. brushes, combs pitch.r, bowl looking. glass
small bucket, mosquito bar, suhcient quantity o
All tetters to DO addressed, prepaid, 70 the
| SUPERIokESS OF TIE URsULTHES,
| Opelousas Parish of st. Landry. La
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r McCLOsKEI'S
Oyster salooa and Restaurant
Nos. 30 aud ~ ~. Charles street.

take pleasure Announcing nv friends aBa the
public thai l have opened trrt-cliss OYSTER
SALOON and RESTACRA%r ut the above place
The hons. has bees Thoroughly repaired amt fitted up
in first class st>le
Ladies' aud Gent 'riI"m Sal'rn up stars.
All the luXurrS such OYSTERS,
FISH GAME etc ~ IL. So. we'd M the best style.
The best of WIN rs ALd Liquors al~ avs ON hand.
oc.1 BIN a { HERON Manager
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" l'iss
- sos ~. S. -,.. 4.E, +. ,4. ~
~ 50 e'F .iat sI.sE o- 5, ,Hs1l ..I ts,ys $50
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY,
'- -rt ss,rss.. p, s'4 -.
WEST CHESTER,
- ,era pr" O.. .-'a r-
f..r.f.9 ~ rEsxsrsyAxA. f..t,3. .,. -.

HhiA AHstiiatan, situated IN very asiishtf ioeaiss
in Pennsylvania IL under tho dirsesioa Of ths sssss
Of tho linn uiate Heart of Mary The ss,srs h..sa
recently purchased the large aud eSnnsdious sut,aae
belonging TO the iate Anthony Bslmar. arc no~ vss
pared to acOra thoir pupils greater advantage tAs
heretofore.
The Scholastic Year IL divided int two sesslaas sr
hve months EACH commencing ssptembsr Is, ana Yxh
ruary Ist
TERMS.
board And Tnion. per annun, payable half yearly i.
Languages Music, etc, form extra charges.
For further particulars apply 20 tho -
.-. MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West Chester. Pa.
orat OFFICE OF MORNING STAR.
Sos Sly 1e< Caroudeiet stress. N. q.
COLLEGE
-,> or TuR 81 Pee.
NJ NJ ACULATE oNCRPTIoN
Corner Of common and Baienne stroets
NEW ohtvAvs.
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or. sTANIsLAUs cohMERcIAL COLLEGE,
Bar 81. LOUIS MrnslsaRPL

This institution chartered by the State Logslatnre
and conducted by the BrotherS Of Sacred Heart,
in auooeaafl 0psrastOn encO 1883 Beautifully
staSted on the ah2rea Of the Bay sxtsn
Of the bFeeSS and bathiag the guHsmeT Cpl
did location b great incitsmsnt 70 heAlfhful ezsrcso
AID muse:aent Tor the pupils The Commercial Course
comprises al the branches Of good Engiah edueation
TEKBlsi
Board and Tuition par scsaon payable half yearly In
hdVnnC9
Walking Der session 10 %
Bedaing Jser assaiOn (opti0aalj. 10 %
Doctor osS.. "
Vacation II spent &c the Institution 70 %
EErRA cuARsEss
Plane and Violin, per month, each. %
Btuto per m ~
Braaa InatFuDant, per month. ..-..--..-.. o,
SPantSn and 0arIaan languages, per meath each. q
Fer, urthor Pa-aeulars, spPayts
BRo. gLnRnGOND
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EDUCATIONAL.
YoUNa LADIES AcADrwY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

a.. Grsss.
Corner Of Rampant Cessres. ssrssa Third pss,,s<
s+ New Orleans, LouisianA.
This magnificent IAstitasien was chartered February
10 sl.n.ssa In qaset and hsAithy lseality q
2, sss s sss ssS 81 ssss: s
and affords All those advantage which osntriSute g
the sa nsnss n n. N s:soariy q i.s ian.ss.
promotion Of order and regularity ali Arc ohgea 70 -
tend the public and conform to the rules q
The system OF education embraces ,ke Frcnoh ana
aa sns1.ss. viz. hs:Sns r,nm.asAip Fr.aa
Se@po.siSps History Asoi.n. and Mo1sre s.er.s "a
Rhetoric, Mythoioay Nstarai Psi,o.sphy, CSsmtssay
Nus;e yri sstApy Beck tssRins asshsm.tss 90
de-work; Tapestry Embroidery rtiaoisl Flowers sae
rERMs--PAYMxNTs TO nR MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and Engiish, Dor
''.-'-..: $500: ..:..:;. sS q
Entrance Fec for the first year only %
EXTRA CHARGES:
Music on the Piano, per quarter .........: 20 q
Stationery - o m
Washing MISREPRESENTATION. - 10
Tapestry snd Embroiry :. '..'..:...... : 70
Artificial Flowers -, humanitarian. ~ e
.-.............s H.
Baths for the Summer Season 4 o.
The cis.ses commsnoe sbout ths hrst 81 ssptssahsr
nn% S.ose * ne end OF Juno. by an examination and
Beoka etc., may DO procured 1t tho Inssitutioa Q,
Pnp.is are s.esiseS ss say sis durns the year. and
tarthsr particulars apply to tho Mother Superior
Aeeeeany Of the Holy Anses. sci ~ iy@
Spring HILL COLLEGE. ~
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;GAkEr HAUaHEKH
STEAM AND MECHANICAL BAKERY,

"A rs aud 1s..-- New Ltvee. 70 aud Il
Near Pofd.as street, New Orleans.
Loaf Bread, Soda Crackers Batter Crackers, Boston
Crackers, Water Crackers, VIM Crackers. Sugar
Biscuits Pilot Br~ii Nay Bread Ginger cad Ginger
Nuts Pic Nic lemon. Cracker dea at the Lowest
Market Rates. a,d Fail w-ight ifaarantesd.
mt3i
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CASSIDY 4 MILLER,
SAILMA ERS,
COTTON DUCK AeSnt Manufacturers % Every nv-
scEspSion OF TENTS, TAkPAU~INS. AwHIRG6
etc, DealsrR in all siSsS and Qnaliitsa u
MANILA and TARRED KtERR PUR-
CHAhE BLuCKS all Us-a-
Wholesale Retail Dealers In Bunting Ter Flag
ali coioFs and qualities
FiAEa Of ali Nations made to order and had ~ 81
tfmea-
We ply especial attention - getting up in ssy
Desired style entsb anS SILK FLAGS % BAN
fASities and long oAper1snss In baanss lusEahA
rs Otering SeTvtces a requiring auythfnR =
| lina, and WoFk ohAn - First kaSS ahd S1c
| pEices quite moaerass.
CASSIDY = MILLER,
IoI.-...-.......... PEP dras
Te4reee - =.
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Spring HILL COLLEGE.

This long estabshed Institution 10 fAvorabiy known
third Scholastic year on
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Undsf tho Dfrecsa Of the estsrs MArtsas,s Of zaay
.. Cress.
Sesnef Of And Ceagress strssss Third Dsts<
s- New Orleans Louis,anA
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Frnm NresruH.


N. Swanstrum has another in
voice ofimported goods, of all styles
and qualities, at fair prices.
Stone, Gray & Childs will soon
have a choice lot of winter apples.
Engage supply before they are all
taken,
Rev. Mr., Colyer, (Baptist) late
of Eau Claire, preached at the Cong'l
church last Sabbath morning and
evening.
p. M. Helmer, of Trimbelle,
informs us that he has disposed of
his stock and intends removing to
Eau Claire. lie has sent in his
resignation to the department.
Rev. II. B. Deans auction, last
week, was well attended and the
goods offered were sold at "a reason
able price. The horse and buggy
were sold at private sale, to j. S.
White, Esq.
Wheat is coming in quite lively
and Scots. per bushel is being paid.
Potatoes are remarkably scarce in
this market, the farmers being 100
busy to bring them in. a few loads
have been disposed of for Scots. per
busheI. Corn is worth 40Gts., best
quality.
There has been some talk of
having the Clifton Post Office dis
continued and turning over the prop
erty to our p. Nj. OF course the
salary don't pay for the trouble of
looking after the office, but the hon
or attached to 1t ought to be a suili-
cient inducement to continue the
office there, to say nothing about
fthe convenience to the people ofthat
section.
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The La Goose Leader has habit of
bnarling al every candidate for office
who ever opposed any of its pet schemes,
and Of charging them Of being tho opaid
tooi' Of somebody. H. Il. Davis has
been nominated by the Democrats Of
Dans County for State Senator, in the
Western Senatorial District Of Dane
County, and down comes tho Leader
upon him, saying that. 1T was report
cd lass winter that he was bought up
BIZ TIA railroad lobby, and received his
pay Tho Ieddcr seems TO be badly
out cg sorts with both II II Baker aud
II. u Davis,
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j. W. VIM gave us a call last Satur.
day. He authorized us to say that, il
you have been through St. Paul, st.
Louis and Chicago, and failed TO find
what you were in pursuit of, you have
only to 60 to the hardware store of :.
d. Dodge, Of this village, and there
you will find it.
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l.. j. Richardson will sell at auction
on his farm, on the 28th instant, the
finest lot of horses, colts, cows, etc, ev-
'er offered in this locality, either at pub
lie, or private sale His terms are rea
sonable. On all sums more than ten dol
lars, one years time is given, at len per
cent interest.
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At che meeting of the Sc. Croix Val.
ley Driving Park Association, last
Thursday evening, Duncan MeGregor
vss reelected President and Il. j. Bur
byte Treas. A. d. Andrews was elect
Cd Sec. In token of their appreciation
" the efficient sc rvicss OF Mr.. McGreg.
OF, during the past year, the Stockhold-
ers made him present Of q valuable
gold headed cane.
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Dsauibrino Diomede, l. j. Richard
sons famous three year old stallion
took the first premium at the Minnesota
State Far, at St. Paal, in. Sept. last.
He took the FIRST premium as Hudson
and Prescott, last fall, and row he has
taken the first premium at the ST. CEolx
Valley Fair. 4 pretty good record for
q colt Of his age.
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TAKEN ZIP.

Came into the enclosure of the
subscriber, living on Section l,
Township 26, Range Is, in the town
of Trimbelle, Pierce Co., Wis, on
or about the 18th day of Sept, one
red helfer with little white on her
belly, supposed to be two years old.
The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take the
same away.
IT 10 4w G.. w. Bennett.
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Bear it in mind that DR.. G.. II.
Crazy, surgeon dentist, well known in
this locality as gentleman who is
master of his profession, will be at this
place the last of this month, prepared
to attend to any and all who may be in
need Of his seryises.
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Capt. Davidson, of the 37th Wis.
Vols, visited this place one day recent.
ly. lie found many acquaintances and
old friends here, not the least among
whom, was Major Burnett.
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NlRCUIT COURT PIERCE COUNTY.
" George Schaser against John L. Dale
and Massie Dale.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed referee duly appointed by the
above named Court, aud by virtue of.
and in pursuance Of judgement and a
decree Of foreclosure and sale rendered by
the Circuit Court Of Pierce county In the
above entitled action ct the general No.
vember term Of said Court for 1872. / shall
on the 3lst, day Of October, 1873, at two
o'clock, :. ", of that day, at the front door
OF the Post Office in the city Of Prescott in
said county OF Pierce, offer for sale az pub
20 auction, and sell 10 the highest bidder
the following described real estate. 10 wit:
The Northwest quarter Of the Southwest
quarter Of Section Is, and the Northwest
quarter Of the Northwest quarter, and tho
Southwest quarter Of the Southwest quar-
ter Of Section one, oil in town % Of range
Is IN Pierce county. Wisconsin.
Dated Sept, 10Th, 1873.
CHAs. SMITH RotePsC-
wtluT s BuTroS, FFfpS Ar,4SS
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We are having our regular Indian
Summer now. The summer" is well
enough, but there is not half as much
romance about the "Indian" to those
living near them, as there is to those
philau.hropists down in New England.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-14

George Pratt's old house started off
In auAessterly direction, very quietly
snedsy last week. Z. @. Holcomb was
round-that's what's the matter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-14

Mrs. Sarah Smart has sold her farm
20 John Deneen. John is about to
erect blacksmith shop on the place.
It is good point for his business.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-14

q. o. Randall and Frank Lawrence
entered into a life copartncrship last
Thursday. We understand that it was
necessary to call in a clergyman to
draw The contract. Rev. H. N. Strong
did the honofs Of the occasion. Their
many friends will wish them much JOY
In their new relations.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-14
CHE lpirer cfaB ganrnal
.Tuiun and GALLEY.

Il. II. Roger has not removed to
Prescott