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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

MtKrso THINGS LIvELY.-The PBiiaael-
mia Dispotch publishes the following story
Of the eypense of Reading, which the paper
of that CITY denies with true local dignity
sfSome wears ago, says Max Adeier, IN
writing 70 paper, a new fire-company was
orpnnized at Reading, and the members one
evening thought they would have iluie III
nooent fun at the expense Of Hopkins, their
foreman, They decided to rush around WIN
the enrine TO Hopkins's house after dark. 10
throw mn their ludders, pull out ther nose,
climb on his roof, and scare MIN VIII inc
belief that his dwelling was on hre. bht
that very day Hopkins moved OUT OF tne
house. and Presbyterian clergyman moved
in. without the company being aware o'
the change. So about 8 o'clock the humor-
;sts dashed out and went through all Inc
movements-getting on the roof aud splash
ino water around and creating q terriDc
disturbance generally. A rival company,
Noticing what was going on, also hurried u
the scene. and, not understanding the JOKE,
attached their hose to the plug, smashed ID Tue
front windows, and began to empty t"o-
inch stream on the family of that PreSDytc-
RAN clergyman, They squirted into all the
rooms snit I'D the window-shutters With an
axe, broke dOWn Luo iioho ~ II h,uIoJ
furniture, tore off the shingles, ana oa".s u
through the trumpets unui tue niIeu H. H.,
frat company tried to explain. but the new
corners thought an effort was being mauc 10
get them out Of the way, and DShC ehsu co.
and presently firemen were sliding OH lnt
roof, and pelting down the chllnneys, n anu
bleeding over the entry carpet, anu na'
boisterous encounters with spannelis anu
morninr that Presbyterian divine and bis
fnmi1v moved out. They said the place seemed
r. he too animated and sensational Tor q
nu;et, domestic circle. They wanteda house
where there was more calmness and peace !;
where they could have more security Tor
their privacy and pianos. and for their IRON,
door and shingles, and peace OF mlnd anu
,yindoW-sasheso
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SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER
SUBSCRIPTION. 81 PER ANSUM.
EIRST-RhTE ADVERTISING MEDIU

n
This old and wel-cstabshed Journal has recently
changed hands, and viii be conducted with renewed
rlgor. 1t will number among It's contributors some
of the
ABLESr WRITER'S IN TIE COUNTRY
upon all subjects Kindred TO agriculture The DIFF
ferent departments OF the neutrality-suspicious.,
horticultural, mechanical, household, &c.-wil eacl,
be conducted with view to make 1t the
MOST VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL JOUR
NAL IN THE STATE.
Every farmer should take Ii, and no one who has
recently moved Into the State can afford 10 be with
out It, US 1t contains the experience OF the most prac-
teal and successful farmers and planters.
AS an advertising medium IL has no superior In the
South, having large circulation amongst the mos,
substantial farmers and business men, Insurance
companies, bankers, lnacbnists fertillzing comps
MES, nurserymcn, seedsmen, commission merchants,
&C. who wish To reach the best class OF people In the
country, will lind 1t TO their interest to advertise In
this Journal.
IL will be mailed to subscribers on the first day OF
each month at ~ per anatiin. In advance.
Specimen copies will b. .ent on application.
All business communications to be addressed
JOHN W. RISOS, Editor and Proprietor, 81
office No. = Columbian Block,
corner Of Thirteenth and Cary streets,
ID l2 Richmond. Va.
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sr. LOUIS MARKETS.

a,srs lard frmer: steam. re. Baron quiet an E
firm shoulders. et62D6c; clear rad, Iof0
T0Jc Whiskey firm at 95c. e..s h. re
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TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue O! Il deed
L of trust from Samuel j. Barker bearing dat"
the 18th DAY of September, ISL. recorded III The
County Court of Henrico. default having been
I'm said deed and being requested So Ia DO hy the
holder of said note, will proceed 10 seal At public
auction. on the premises. on TUESDAY III 23'h
day of August 1873 ut ~ O'Clock NJ. the undivided
interest of said Barker In tract. piece, or parcel
of LAND lying aud being IN the county al lriiFlco
about -four miles below the city of Richmond on
the Williamsburg road. ,,,.
TERMS: Cash. WILLIAM FUN
All Is HUSH
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AUCTION. sALEs-Fdaure Day,
BY Lyme 4 brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main strrct.

MEAT BRICK TENEMENT. No. 321.
IN ON THE EAST LINE OF FOURTH
STREET, CANDLES HILL, OPPOSfrk To
PRATT'S COTTAGE, FOR SALE BY AUG
TIOE-We shall, at the request OF the owner. sell
at public auction, on the premises. on SATURDAY
the 23d Of August 1875. at O'Clock p. NJ, that de-
sirabIe BRICK TENEMENT located as above de-
scribed, containing five rooms, &C.; all in GOD re-
pair.
The location of the above property renders II
quite valuable. and TO any one wishing 10 make 4
good investment, or to parties Of limited means,
good little home In q nice ncfghh0rhood
TERMS :At sale. LYME & BROTHER,
an Aucfunefrs
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sr Louis, August 1s-Flour quiet a sneaa a
changed Corn quiet and !ow ,, mlxes, sysSs
R,ann' iinii with only limited jobbing demano.
LAID more doing. summer steamed, 75c.,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August la.-MGney more active, id
5. Sterling lower, lost. Gold, ll6i@il5a. Govern
ments dull with but little doing. STATES quiet aud
steady
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, August 19-Nlrginia 8's, cnnsos.
81. Virginia new, 49, West Virginia's, l2. Bid
to-day.
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CINCINNATI MARKETs.

CINCINNATI, August lp.-Flour In fair demand
a Ivanced at S6.4odISs.75. Corn firm at asa &c
Provisions quiet aud nrm. Pork quiet; held a
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| ~ T.
T1HE UNDERSIGNED II A ' + street, to
i MOVED from 1876 and iSis sI' SsLocS,
l2li CARY sTRs ET, CONNER. ,a,ir customers
ana all in WANT vi sr,oUoRs
OF all giatss- ~, : HOMES.
su,s-,m CHAMBERLAiNE 'H',
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ROBERT G. SCOTT, Trustee.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By james l.. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent and Auoiionear.

HALF-ACRE LOT, AT
Ill THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD
AND THIRTY-FlRST STREETS, FOR SAL f
At AUCTION will be sold OH the premises, on
TUESDAY. August 10, 1873, at O'Clock Z. H., the
property, divided into suitable
sized building lots The completion of the filing
in of Broad STIR ct now nearly dOnc) will very raa-
terially enhance the value ri this property.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance al Tour, clght.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by trust deeds.
j. j.. APrERSON, Auctioncer
POSTPOSEMF NJ.
In consequence OF rain the above sale is postponed
to THURSDAY, 2lst August ut the same hour, II
fair if not, the next fair day thereafter.
an oo.t,Js D. l.. A.. AuctiOneer
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IuSTtREcEIYED

lust RECEIVED,
~ LADIES' SERGE BUTTON ROOTS very fine;
LADIES' KID FoXEp EUT TON BOOTS;
MiSsEa KID FoxED BUTTON BOOTS;
GENTS CALF CONGRESS CATERS AND SHOES.
.is&-l 80 JOHN q. PAGE,
All 7-codsts 500 Main street.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.

OLD VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITH MODERN
lMPROVEMENTS--E BUILDING
AND ACCOMMoDATlONS--A WELL-kEPT
EeTABLIsHMENT-TH WATERS-oPEN-
ING HOP-FINE sUPPER-THE GUESTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-20

Several salary-gnbbers have been observed
lowering about Devils Lake, Wisconsin,
this hot weather.
Horse-thieves are so thick in the prairie
regions OF Texas that vigilance committees
have been formed to encourage tree planting.
A tombstone.maker in Boston chisels
&c. q. D." ona large portion of his tomb
stones. He says it stands for "Coal Oil
Death ...t
The early peach is in the market, and if
eyerybOdy's bedroom was at the front of
the house there would be no need of street
Nens.
Senator Stockton is distributing his back
pay among his constituents. He has begun
with the Long Branch barkeepers.-Ne,o
York San.
The New York Sun denies that Commo-
dore Vanderbilt Is first-rate whist.piayer,
and says that there are twenty experts in
New York who can beat him.
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nv Wellington Go,I.Ifn.


corner of Eli .-cnih and Bank STREETS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A BEAUTIFUL
Il COUNTRY-SEAT OM TIE BR30k TURN
I'm. ~ 81 dscd If trus executs By Luther $ IT.
vine and Wife bearing date on the 10Th day Of De
celnber, 1872, duly recorded IN the cl.. once Of
Uenrtco County Court, the undersigu, IT, Trustees
therein named will proceed 10 sell at pr, bic auc
ton. upon the premises. on MONDAY the i>ih day
of August 1873 at 50 O'Clock L. NJ. that va.'hlr
SJTEJfkBAN FARM located rs above. uud,
rental of $500 per aunum to MesSrs Franklin bay's
This tract contains TWENTY ACRES Of highly
improved land. aud the improvements consist 81 4
large BRICK DWELLING-IiOCSE containing
seven rooms: Il brick kitchen barn, stable. s.,
The neighborhood is good ana tue place remarkably
healthy.
TERMS: While the terms of the deed r'gnirr Il
cash payment of about S5.aOc, yet il is probable that
more favorable arrangements may ." made which
will be announced at the hour Of sal".
WELLINGTON GDDDIN.
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAkE.
Trustees.
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A very prince of good fellows, saysa Sara
toga letter, is Mr.. G. IL. Webb (John PauD,
of the New York Tribune. Mr.. Webb has
slight stammer when speaking, which adds
effect to his humorous conversation. He has
little wife, who is pretty and piquant.
john Paul wrotea letter from here after the
charity concert and ball, in which he men.
toned that. after he and his wife entered the
ballroom, some one pointed out to Mrs.
Paul that her. Lame was on the committee
list, since which time Mrs. Paul has swelled
with pride, and ascribes the entire success oil
the evening TO that fact. In talking Overtime
ball next day with chance acquaintance
Mrs Paul would say: "Oh, did not the whole
affair pass of we'll. You know they wanted the
names of some prominent ladies, and so con-
scented to their putting me down on their
committee" After Mrs. Paul left the ladies'.
who had kissed anu flattered her. they,
among themselves. fell into grievous lamenta-
lions that she should be the wife of such Il
red-heuded, knock-kueed, miserable imbecile
rs was her husband, John Paul. Now, all
this was funny, and we congratulated Mr
Webb upon his feictous writing, but it was
not bali as funny as when good natured,
matter-of-fact lady, not knowing the author,
went up to Mrs. Webb and said, in tone of
commseration, "Ob, Mrs. Webb, some one
has written such malicious letter about you
and your husband, but hope you will not
take any notice of it, nor mind it in any way.
If your husband has not seen it, don't say
anything to him on the subject. l would
not call his attention to it in any way"
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, August 10, 1873.
Gold, ll5i. 5000 Virginia tax-recelvable coupons
old at 7at.
STATE SECURITIES.
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POSITION k,MENT.

DISAPPOINTMENT.
In consequence of rain the above sale was post
poncd TIL THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at ;;
O'clock ". GpDDIN,
W JOSIAH LEAkF.
Trustees.
By renson Of the continued rain the foregoing
sale was postpouedto THURSDAY Az fERNuo:',
an % THE TRUSTEES.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 70, 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 90. 1873.
sun rseS........... 5.2l MOoD rises. ....... az
sun sets........., $50 High tide. 2.22
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DN II IT. I.FNITVf
Real Estate Agent and AuCl

Real Estate Agent and Auci!0n."r,
office No. Fourteenth street, between Main anI
Franklin.
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AuCtIUll.> d1I'I tNC'sI T-sl.IEF HSCTlV,
cornor of LIn ~cuth and Bank Strc,,.
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by Telegraph.

Virginia steamship and Packet Com
DHllN..... ''AVV''o'
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

WuEAT.-Whitc, 500 bushels. Rcd, SO bn
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03
&om Irenfon.

SEPT. "a large bear has been
seen in this vicinity.
Farmers have been holding their
wheat back on account of low prices.
1t being as low as sixty-fve cents.
The late rains have sottened the
ground so that the farmers can pillow
But little blowing has been done on
account of dryness.
MIR. Bond, who lives in the North
ern part of this town, saw some lynxes
on his premises, few nights since
which frightened him badly.
F. II. Boustead boasts of hens
egg, which measures 6 aud three quar-,
ters inches in circumference and 5
inches in length. Who speaks next2
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03
fran HrssoH.


- belch has received a choice Iot q
ehromos Of all sizes and prices Call
aud see them.
Rev c. Z. Hawkins and family
have arrived and have moved into the
NJ +. Parsonage.
MAeRTED.-At the Catholic church
last sabbath, Mr.. John Clemens and
Miss Fannie logan, both Of this city.
Charley Boughton has a fresh
supply of those celebrated Baltimore
oysters, as fresh as when they we're cap
tured. Only IS cts per can. Try
them.
Our dealers are paying 10 cts. per
bushel for wheat. Many farmers are
inclined to hold it for better price.
consequently but very little has been
offered for few days past
Rev. NJ. NJ. Martin, resident here
some years since, aud wife, are visiting
friends in the city. lie is stationed at
Mazomanie, Wis, where he has r sided
for several years past
e. Miner OF Oak Grove will have
an auction sale Of personal property at
his farm Oct. Is, at 10 A. NJ. at which
he will offer horses, C, IS, young cattle
hogs, aud farming implements general.
y. This will be rare opportunity Tor
those wishing any thing in this line.
Hon. II. d. Barron interviewed
many ofhis friends here this week but
as a matter Of course, said nothing with
regard to his chances for the Senator
ship. Its pretty generally conceded
that he is good man for that position,
aud that he will be elected By a rous.
ms majority.
Mrs. c. f. Wilson, living over
Charley Wilson's store, was quite badly
hurt last week. She slipped and fell
from the top of the stairs on the out.
side Of the building, landing on the
platform below, and from thence 10 the
ground, distance Of about 25 feet.
llor side was badly injured, but il is
thought that nothing serious will result
from the fall.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

10 Vassaw, a Swede from France
but now OF Wagon Landing, gave Us a
brief visit, last Wednesday. He re-
ports seeing an opposition st. Croix
county politician upon his way, who was
talking Col. Dan, Dll, Of Prescott, for
the Senate 10 thinks he got little en-
enlargement from the polssrs.
To explain. Rumor hath it that the
aforesaid Daniel was delegate from
Pierce county to the Senatorial Conycn-
ton, but like brother Morse, tho't he
wouldn't ike the proceedings, voted not
at all in said Convention, 50 that he'd
have better face to bolt Formerly he
was a Democrat, hterly be was a Re-
publican, but nowly he is one Of those
fellers, If we are correctly informed
vha; wants offs. We are sorry that we
cannot sympathizo with him. II he Il
nominated by the mixed blood. We are
OF the opinion that he will seek his den
the soonest Of any man we ever see.--
Nelg Richmond Edo
Let US venture prediction: II
Daniel J. Dill is nominated for State
Senator Of the 9th senatorial district.
You may put oil such hounds as Abe
Van Meter at his heels, that can be
found 10 the state Of Wisconsin, aud
they will return limping, lame and
whining long before.they will terriiy
the Colonel.
But why this thrust at Mr.. Dill:
Why this unoallei for abuse: Has the
manogor oflho Echo no brains at all,
Has he no sense Of honor or decency,
Is it 20 unpardo nable sin that d. J..
Dill was once Democrat Ifso, then
where Is this peepug Josio that runs
the Echog What we're Lit antecoients!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03
DIED

AT Ellsworth, the - ult., SALLY VALANCE,
wife Of JOHN VALANCE, of Martel aged
81 years.
Mrs. Valance was on visit to her
grand daughter, Mrs. Charles Reynolds
and was apparently in usual health till
within few moments before her death.
1t is supposed that stroke Of paralysis
was the cause of her death. She leaves
a husband and two children, only.
The bercaYed family have the sympathy
of a large circle Of friends.
Cow
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Railroad after the Cow
Cr.nOr

We learn from Attorney General
BARLOW, that last week the Wisconsin
Central Railroad applied to Judge
Cafe, at the sitting of the Circuit Court
at Wausau, fo- writ Of mandamus to
the Governor, requiring him to issue an
unqualified certificate for the lands on
the two sections of twenty miles Of road
which he inspected this spring, aud
that Judge Cate granted the writ on
the ground that the Governor was a
merely ministerial officer, and had no
discretion in the matter Of Issuing the
certificates, the Judge, however, decliu
ing to pass on the question whether the
company was entitled to all the lands-
The case will be appealed to the Su-
preme Court Il will bo remembered
that when the certificate was issued q
stipulation was entered into between the
Governor and the company, in which
il was understood that the certificate
was satisfactory to all parties. No such
action as this was contempIated.-S Stat,
journal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

Rev. Charles Irish is about to re.
move to Trempeleau county. We regret
TO lose 50 valuable a citizen, and so able
a preacher. We think we hazard moth
ing in saying to the good people in Trem-
peleau, that:they will find in Mr.. Irish
a gentleman worthy their confidence
and esteem.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03
Lost Horse.

The subscriber will literally reward any
person who will return, or give infOrma-
ton concerning dark chestnut co.ored
mare, "about so old" with white face,
some white feet, and a "thorouugh- pin"
in one ganibrel joint Said mare has been
absent since May last.
d. ). EsrABRooKs,
River Falls, Sept. 8, 1873. iw
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

NIRCUIT COURT, PIERCE CuSTY.-Jon-
v athan Goodwin, Plaintiff, against Mer-
lin Shuts. Defen liant.
To Merlin Shuts, Defendant above
named;-
You are hereby Summoned and required
10 answer the complaint in this action,
which was filed in the office Of the Clerk of
Circuit Court, County Of Pierce and State of
Wisconsin at the village Of Ellsworth in
said county, OF the fret day Of September,
A. d 1878, and to serve copy Of your
answer TO the said complaint on the sub
scribers at their office, in the village of
River Falls in said county of Pierce, within
twenty days after the service Of this sum.
mons on you, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will take judgment
against you for the sGm of one hundred
and sixty-four dollars, with interest on one
hundred and ninteen dollars from the 25th
day Of November, one thousand eight hun
bred and sixiy-seven, and interest On forty
FIVE dollars from the 9Th day Of January,
A. D. 1868, besides the costs of this action.
Dated September End, 1873.
MORSE & VANNATrA,
l4-u Plaintiffs Attorneys.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

Mrs. Woodruff, teacher of vocal and
instrumental music, has handed US her
card for insertion in the JOURNAL. 1t
will appear next Tuesday. Her rooms
are at II. A. Bowron's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

This place is ''to-be supplied" This
fact seems little singular to US, since
the NJ. L. Church here has not been
without a settled pastor before for
many a long year. Friends, you mus,
arouse from your slumbers at once and
never let this singular circumstance be
repeated
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

We arc Gin the suds," with sleeves
up and hair flying. Job work is
crowding, by night and by day; and we
are both building and moving.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

We understand that telegram has
been received at Hudson, stating that
the lands sold by the West Wis. r. r.
Company for which payment in full has
been made by the purchasers, will i'm
mediately be released from the existing
incumbranco. This is good news as far
as it goes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

D. G. Wadsworth, of Kinnickinnic,
raised this season, on seven-eighths Of
an acre, seventy bushels of oats, ma.
chine measure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

The late improvements on the FAIR
Grounds, cost about five thousand dol
lars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

And how comes 1t that he is a Repub-
lean now? And why does he fling his
dirty slush upon the garments of private
gentlemen, the latchets of whose shoes
he is not worthy to unloose?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03

Miss Coe requests the members Of
her class to meet her at the upper room
in the Institute, at ten o'clock, Mon.
day morning.
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grom GHfon s2flylls.

SEPT. 3O-Lyman Blake has
installed new miller.
Farmers have commenced plow-
ing and they will be likely to do it
up in hurry, as signs of o old wealth
er begin to appear.
-Ottie, son Of G. 0. and Eliza
Cone, died last Saturday evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03
THE JOURWA AL.
!Tuwn and Galley

Cyrus Glas is buildiag a new barn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-03
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale
twenty acres Of timbered land, four
miles from River Falls, described
as M OFFS. Ell of s. W.T. Section
20, Town q, Range 18. 1t will be
sold very cheap. Inquire of
A. j. WEST,
Clifton Mills, Oct. l, 1873.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-06-26
MASON y JERKOWsKI.

spEyg SUITS
American Scotch ....,S7 50 20 $40 80
spHN0 SUITS
Double and Twist SIS SO to $l2 90
spmED slIfs
Newport Caas. all wool 80 90 TO SIS 90
SPRING SUITS
Genuine Imported
Scotch .......... .sl3 90 70 SIS SO
sraNa SUITS
Genuiao Harris Caas sl3 90 to $40 60
STRING SUITS
Blue. Black aaa
EmRH Arlaaf ... SID 900 ta $50 900
iH E..
EIaes Braaa'aIa s3ga9 10 $50 60
rba How aad Fashionable STYLE. tlH
Getaway Coat aa5 Vests ia
BMr Elaek aai Brown DagaaaIs
aaa s.s soto g104
Elegant Dress Goats aal Vests So
ha sei -.maf sd go 20 $50 60
FaaeyCass Pants afa'I kinds aud prices
Spring Ogcreaa1s SO SD "a s-Z b.
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