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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-22
Big River.

JAN. 19.-Three hundred dollars
yet to collect in taxes.
Gid. Hyatt says they intend to call
it Harriet. Therefore we think it's a
girl.
F. c, Bliss is getting out stone for
a mammoth stone mich and spring
house.
VIM. Teare will build barn next
summer 60x40, to include all the latest
improvements.
Andrew Jonas built him new
residence aud is now enjoying the COM
forts thereof. 1t looks neat.
Two loads Of spoilers from Trim
belle to our spelling school that vas
to bo Sorry to disappoint you, friends
will do better next time.
Nicholas Rocks team came from
Prescott the other dag without driver
aud left the sleds scattered along the
road. Ditto, Peter Simon's team.
Mat Seivert will soon open {
grocery store at the Big River Hotel,
An application will be made to the de
partment for a Post Office at the same
place.
The Union Presbyterian Church
will be dedicated Sunday the "a inst.
at 10 o'clock A. N. Services will b.
conducted by the Rev. james Baldwin
assisted by Rev. Phillips. Of Hudson.
These moonlight nights are a gooc
time to visit the Oranges hereabouts
Go to Trimbslle tonight. Will tn
Secretaries Of the several Oranges il
the county please to publish the dat'
Of their meetings, that we may know
when and where to 20.
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BEFoRE condemuing our fellow crea-
lures, let US ask what We would have
been, if exposed TO their trials, or temp
tations.
People should not be judged &C.
cording to what they are, hut according
to the way in which they have i'm.
proved their opportunities for good.
SO many generations having existed
and reasoned before our time, we have
no assurance that any thought, howev.
err original we may suppose it to be, has
not been evolved by another brain than
ours.
THE Concrt at the Congregational
Church last ualy evening was very in.
tereshng. s IS Always the case at the
time of such entertainments, the house
was well filled. To the participants in
the exercises, all who attended are
indebted for pleasant evening.
No loss can work such evil to man.
kind as tina, Of faith in what IS pure
and noble. A lost fortune may be re.
gained a 6ishonored name retrieved,
but when the blight of distrust has
touched the human heart, its possessor
is doomed to future Of misery aud
doubt. How careful, therefore, should
we be of every word aud act, when in
the company Of the young, whose ideas
Of the world are as yet uniformed.
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That Decision.

The decision of the Supreme Court
in the case of the Attorney General
against the West Wisconsin, came upon
the Company aud the community, like
shalt OF lightning from the clear sky,
dazzling the vision Of the one, and It's
report stunning the ears of the other.
When the full drift of the decision is
contemplated, men stand aghast, and
hold up their hands in utter astonlsh-
ment. Not at the plain. unequivocal
decision Of the Court, but at the reck,
less profigacy, and wanton violation of
both private and public law-Of both
private aud public justice, by the mem"
bers of the Company. Their violation
of public law is without precedent in
the history of Wisconsin, and those
who must suffer in consequence of it,
are numbered by thousands. And
these sufferers are among the men with
families, the labor of whose hands for
many long years is now in jeopardy.
And how is this question now met
by the apologlsts of the Company?
They tell us that the question will be
carried before the Supreme Court of
the United States. And what do they
expect there? Any thing but justice?
any thing but law? And was there
ever clearer case of violation of law?
Would they ask that tribunal to stulti-
fy itself, and incur the contempt of the
whole community by rendering another
bred Scott decision2 Do they sup
pose that they have money or means
with which to buy or bias judges?
Can public justice be thwarted only to
mitigate private wrongs! Shall our
Courts be asked to SO temper justice
with mercy as to set the law entirely at
defiance? Nay,-heaven forbid. Let
justice be done, though the heavens
fall. Meanwhile let invention be on
the alert to save harmless innocent in.
dividuals, if possible; but let the Of
Tenders be passed over to condigu pun.
ishment without benefit Of clergy.
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Tempcrance-Abstinence.

Be temperate in your meats-be
temperate in your drinks. BE temper
ate in your thoughts-be temperate in
your speech. The evils of iItemper.
ancc iu speech are scarcely less than
those of the bowl; and quite too often
doth one contribute to aggravate the
other. And yet his is no excuse for
either. All are Incorporate to some
acknowledgements in eating, in
drinking, in thinking, and in acting.
Where, then, doth temperance com
mence? Certainly not where lntemper-
anee ends, because that is quite to-
often found in the grave. Shall We,
then, be temperate? Certainly, for
temperance, in its true sense, is akin to
abstinence. And, In some things, tenn
perauce consists only in abstinence,
since the least indulgence will surely
lead to intemperance. And that in
temperance is the crying evil-the baue
of society," at the present day, all, or
nearly all will agree.
But how shall this evil be corrected?
or even mitigated? 1t is social evil
in nearly all Its bearings. 1t is some
thing that is entailed upon society; In
one sense it has been unavoidably in
herited. 1t began with our birth, and
il is fostered by every thing thu. con-.
tributes to our growth. The very ten
dercst mother panders to the vicious
appetite of the child, aud thus cult
Yates desires and tastes which are alb.
solutely certain to culminate in in.ox.
ication, aud ultimate death. Think Of
it as you will, and few moments re.
Election, kind reader, will satisfy you Of
this fact.
To a greater or less extent, all arc
intempcrate-boms in one thing-some
10 others. We arc even incorporate in
our zeal to reform others, aud we there.
by do serious injury to the cause We
fain would aid, But Of all things else
the Incorporate expressions which Otter
fall from the lips, or drop from the
pens of those who are professedly tenn
rerate, .-these--these, we say, are thu
worst to co, end with. They injurt
the feelings, aud they are made a pre-
text for a thousand violations. I,
speak Of human beings as "drunkei
devils," Is not oaly a sad complimeu
TO human nature, but q sad common
upon human wisdom. Such things
Istriks desp into human hearts nnt
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For the Journal.
BRTK.

For the Journal.
l think the writer of Spring Lake
locals is not generous enough, 4 e., the
locals are too much confined, territor.
tally. We would like to hear from the
town of Spring Lake, and not Akers'
town alone. Let US hear from Olivet
And, by the way, let me say to you
that that man Taylor means business.
Aud that other fellow up on the knoll
sells the best 6ne cut for 81 per pound
that we ever tasted. If you should
have occasion 10 call there, E. NJ. Hen
dry will take care Of your team, and
Mrs. Hendry will see to the culinary,
I'll guarantee. AS for Indiana, | en-
terrain great fears. No dances, nc
seances, no Katie Kings, not even a
religious revival, fear for Indiana.
BRIK.
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Pleasant Valley.
JAN. 19.-slcighing is good hero.

JAN. 19.-Sleighing is good hero.
--Alva Webster started for Madison
yesterday. It is reported tina, the OBJ.
ject Of his visit is to obtain city char.
ter for "Bob COrners."
Mrs. Clelland b;oke her arm one
day last week. Mrs. G. had can.
Ger removed about one month ago, and
her condition is considered very preca.
rious.
Treasurer Gilstead reports that our
taxes will be collected closer than ever
before. Less than $40 will be return.
ed 70 the Co. Treasurer
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We would say, he was at tho house.
IT'S boy, and is already as old as a
small miller.
The moonlight nights are for
sleighriding purposes,
We learn that special teachers
meeting was held at A. Martins Tues.
day evening.
IT. Il. Tubbs made US a pleasant
call one day this week. We suppose
tho school house is now insured.
There was social dance at the
hall the first of the week. Boys! let's
take more convenient season for the
next one.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, So.
A square will be counted the space Of one
inch.
Local notices will be charged according
TO their character. Nothing less thar Is
cts line for the first insertion, and 10 cts.
for this second.
All Job work must he paid for on &c :
ivory.
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Daily Line Of Stages from
Observation-Disclosures

FROM and after July lst, 1874, tho sub.
scriber would say TO the travelling public,
that he will run line Of Stages daily be.
tween Ellsworth and Hudsen, Os follows;
Leave Ellsworth at 6 4. v, leave River
Falls at 0 a. ", arrive at Hudson at . ",
returning, leave Hudson at P. NJ, leave
River Falls ~ P. ~, arrive at Ellsworth
at6P. ". This line has been fitted up
Will care, for the accommodation Of The
travelling public--terms reasonable. Any
business entrusted to this line will rec Give
prompt attention brands a specially
THOMAS EDWARDS
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VIM. d. Carleton.
CARPENTER, BUILDER AND
CONTRACTOR.

Keeps for sale Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moul-
ding for inside and outside work, aud ev-
cry thing pertaining to the trade. Is pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in his line
on reasonable terms, and in the latest and
most approved style. Shop near the resi-
deuce of L. G. Jencks. 1888
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HAMMOND g. STEPENS.
FOREST MILLS.

BY FRANK HUor.-one mile below the
village Of Trimbelle. A fair share Of pat
ronage is respectfully solicited. 1888 ly
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SPRING LAKE, Jan. 3, IS
EDS. JOURNAL

EDS. JOURNAL
As | silently sit by
the stove Illuminating on the fortunes
aud misfortunes Of the coming 1875,
and in my mind bidding last, sad
farewell to the old year, one train of
thought revolves paramount to all 9TH
ers, and that is the probable disappoint-
ment which will inevitably meet the
young aspirant during the year upon
which he has just entered. Disappoint-
ment! Young man, please don't smoke
that cigar until you are sure that you
are beyond the reach of disappoint-
ment. Young lady, Ego Slow" If it
be within your power Of control, please
don't be disappointed this year-dSh't.
My discourse is ended--this is my first
and last sermon. May you heed it.
BRTK.
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JAN. 20.-River Falls. parties we're
here on Tuesday, paying taxes.
For the benefit Of those who
couldn't End Bro. Hsyerlanit last week
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. w Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1888 BURHYTE Bros.
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TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED livery FRIDAY, TERMS, l.25
JOURNAL AND ADVANCE ONE YEAR
TO ONE ADDRESS, 81. CASH IN AID
VANCE.
Local Editon-Journal & Adronee, pub
ifshsd every Friday, 81 gear, cash in ad
pance.
Eas~ For all transient subscribers, twenty
five cents must be paid in addition TO the
subscription price above named.
A. MORSE & SON. Proprietors.
sen PRINTING
OF every description exc, uted on short no
tice, neat and at reasonable prices. or
FIcg on Main Street.
, 1875-09-16

T'1is, noard Of Equnl,zntion--,1o1ir !
Veterans. |

Tlis, BOARD Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Veterans.
Special D,sratch 10 7As C!!.caea Tribune.
Spt!snFIEtD. Ill.,, Sept. 15.-Thero was not T.
quorum psenens at the sitting OF the Stale Board
OF Eq,.a lization this morning, and no business
WAS trAr xactcd. 4 good doat of d,nHatHfaotfon
With tho report OF tho Committee on General
Egualiza ton III Cropping ont, and 1t ls not be-
lioyod thkt the report agteed upou, but not yot
submitted, will ba Rdopted.
Tho Mexican votcruns coutinued their meeting
to-day, and = large number Of sotorauH. chiefly
residents Of this city, wero enrolled AZ
proceeded with. with the following rsauit:
FrcR,dent, Glol: Ferris Tormnu, of tho
Third Illinois, yandaia; Vlco-rrsBidont, First.
Second, Third, and Fourth DISTRICTS g. Il.
Otis. OF CAicngo Fifth District ]. c. Roberts:
Sixth District. Jonn Taylor. Dixon; Eighth Dis
tftct. ". A, A,---. Pekin; Ninth DiHtrct, +.
ii. Stump, Lacon; Tehth District james Per-
Hon, lillcBnie; Eleventh District, VIM. 4, Rich
Or 1snn, Quincy Twelfth District, ". j. Wayntt,
FRANKLIN; Thirteenth District. James Depaw,
Bloomington Fours,,en,h Distr4It, J. ". Asrey,
Decatur; Fifteenth 1hst'ict, D. &. Burr, Paris;
Sixteenth District, Jn1nes N. David, Iliilsborn;
Seventeenth District 4. Euglema1, Bellevillo;
Eighteenth District, Th1uas j.. Brackett. Anna;
Ninetocnth District, IIy Hall, alcLeauBboro.
Delegates to tl,e National Convention, Fce1is
Formau, Vaudalla. Cornslius Rourke. pesers-
burg. and D. G. burr, Paris. Treasurer, A. ".
Coonau, Springfield. The pres,deut waI orn-
powuroi to appoint three nltelpatcs TO the Ma
ttouaa Assocation, The Association adjourned
sine dio. after directing that tho next inoeting
should DO held in this city iu Ootobor, 1876.
, 1875-09-16

thn Oha,r to draft btl tbs pasHsgo of which ah. hs
nrg.1 " The At.ocs HON by hs Legislatures n hsrh-
a.n, Wisronatn, and Minnosot" 10 protect i!lnl'er
III" rctn'nl,rn waa adopted. az AtAo tia resou-
lin" IN sAr'l to tho Q, sant!'tt II io"a' b"a'ds
tEarFLTtOE.
Tbo rAso,uttou regarding iho inspection Of Iun1ler
"a. ne1l taken up at, Mr.. 0aake. Of Michigan, sail
thati would Ionb.ie,s 10 ahv.nsaas 10 1nnbcsmen
The Chair snnounc.a tho i3l!awng afnt'enen "A
e'nscr, Sf ,s comst,s' ts case e. e. y @ ~ ss rsso
rlh; a>,d Nr. Earstnier, Of Hii.os.
rhn Aeesessy eead rom o,,tns'on from s!r J. +.
H~yt1tA, inviting ihe Association IL visit tr Inter
Btae IL Toaon. Tho invitatton was luuttpn, Ac-
rtptttl. md 'hs tine was n1ed 1t "c"ck.
tirn NpA"l. The tr-ol'aio,ls referring ia mr..
ins1lrat,rr. las Of manufactures. Improve ns In
manufacture. aud l'ihics'ions. were s'so *do,tti
rEnt.lhIfl APPROPRIATIONS.
Mr., n. 1iatra. IT Michigan, offered rcen1ni'on to
ihe effect that tile ah,etary be ihstrctc IN furnish
t'a,i.sca! Information .o tl'e Lnsistn.an. 'a;'.te
Mr.. rricet Vt Wiscunsu was orpo.ei to giving tils
new t: hs.s .psrr - tue 'n'1 ., ~ LIS .t.1
atou had n oIsr ia fnef,lesa. lty publishing It
everybody you'd aot tho na"b whrtEsr r,etnts1a "s
Mr. natcs urged tho claims Of the lwa jnI.ss.
NJ 1.riee saa tat was Tue duty Of the Secretary
Mr. Co!qaltt thought lhEt iunnrlutn lntss Lr edit
Gated to kn1w fow 10 condurt their htsnss "nl shry
cuad only Ie Feaehet through TIM Iaps1. n" A.
ciaiol o~od grs&t deal tU tir activity nlId eufer-
Mr. Van fch.lek wu Of Tue opinion Of Mr.. Prizes.
after Ito stAtisca information had hccn given n
uernnr. It might be inrnrh@d TO tho two ra!ers. H.
strenih Of the Association By jnintna IT,.
h1r. sagc Of urooklyn, aad that hr hoped that ~
avenues "i hno"ege you'll 10 sh;a% ~ q en !" , t'
wnntd be common t1 hll.
N{r. Kranage had SUPPRESSED thht tho cosc 'nnnn-
ion a,'ancss la pas'sa a~ar' anil nc heartily SUPPORT
Mr. Forsmsn. os pennsy,ssnts offered at III n,nena-
, 1875-09-16

4ptSldI Dlspdch 70 5hx Ch1eaoo TribNn1
PEwAuxEg, Wia., Bept. 1o.-Yeaterday Dave
Gage, FrAnk Blair. and a atesmhoat-load went
To tho uppsr lake. fishlng from and making
headquarters on tue steamer aud usiuR small
boats also, ai,d bad fine success. This mornlu9
Julge and birs. Dsekwith. aud party OF ten
masking div Of IT, and o. l., Whoolock, tho
Chicago arcatect and daughter, arc cut on their
own hook. The weather II tue for hsltng. The
st. Paul road ruus ita B p. n. trnn through
from Ch1oago to pcwaukco and OcopomoWoo on
saturday nsxhta ouly, returning On Nom
day morning. Houud-trlp tckotB good for
four days 1t about half.sare. Shooting has
commsncsd. Tue hotels will be opsn TOR weeks
vet.
, 1875-09-16

Wont Ids.
II L7oMIs ST. .TiIsSaET EtrK rsRrnH,
u hhet ~ mi IN. ia 1~ns. fnras"d Of unutui.hri
~ k0urH. AsI1LtSp-Av.. F1tuSTtsfs i.1t,yy
rArt Hoard, wilt poasant slcose ru''n hnt and
co!d ~at1r. ate.
~ sour1 unEEs-sT. -nt,oM7. WITH HOARD.
FINISHED throughout. Cali -nh set
111Q wK-r ADAHa.ST. .-rEEsIs1iHn RttMs.
.nI soarl. Ala i, q. tu rcr ''eut.
.3t}{} wsEl,E:-Ay;-A rHH ;!.; ,, rtKsSASr rKnSr
taH''t A. ~ ICr "ncf.
eo~th 8ir'A.
X EhnRtfTF. COURT. CtlNSEH MiGHltlAN-Av.-
- Ho'ls furnished t'"'fns. with or without tr'arh
Do1 AID y, MICHIGAN ~. VERY ni.stRAi3iE
, ftan' aud back fs'ms fos families nr snxIc H.n'
.11t} VANISH hv. .s.'n,Ms AND ~ tFD Ft,it
5sj' Two .r tnru,s l'larea. ht,su and tAbfa hrst-
c"''- ny lrttss"ra II.
v'r r. On 'sernd !a'r t's"nt, vim beard. References
- - Hn.th Sil~.
--I l. INIT with board. Ais !. t~n dAy.laafucr1
~aur i: s"d :aa.to IT i ,.si.,er:,an
DlD uH1D:sT.- 4 Fl'aIE@HtD ROOM WITif
~ taard fur x"htl"nau sud ~Ift 9on, ,1r,p3n;
lis" slnclo fuon for knntttratn. '
s)E1 ISntASA,sr., f*JR:tE!. sTtTr K1UNs
-t en- anti" sfl1ls, I" 'eLt, With h,a! All md,
..... Hotels.
Inn NORTH IA HALf.E-SF.- HENRY KLE1SEIt
I'v lr.Ento !H,tsl Ffts:clAss hpArh With Il-A.Aat
Is cents.
, 1875-09-16
AA6Qnic,

Special psnsteA u 5As GAse4an TFttusf.
IaplAaAFoLls, Ind, Sept. l3.-rhe Grand
Lodge Of colored Masons Of tho Htate met in an
nual communication to-day, Grand Master ltus-
sail preadiug. Representatives we're ,rssa.t
from loaxas At Evansville, Fort Wsyus, Asriou.
Mchmona. Madison, Terre HAute, Cambridge
City, Hplceland, aid Viuccpnes
, 1875-09-16
THE MAc0UPlh COUNTY DEBT.

8peesu U.4pafeh q 7Hs CAsead0 7Tlbh1@.
CARuxy1lLE, ILL.,, Bspt. l5,-Ihe board Of su-
pervisors to-day refused to ohoy the maula-
muses. Of tho United Htales District Court d.
roofing them to levy = tax for tic PURPOSE Of
paying the Judgment against the county. The
compromise proposition was carried by l,e64 ms
ioriky.
, 1875-09-16
BOARD WANTED.

1QOARH- TOR SELF AND TIFE IN SonE 0EIET
~ fAtny. c9*! tut "czeesd 10; Surth We,t Sur.
hstJtrs* A ~ 1titu.c 'rIu.
[3uARb .ASb FrnSI;'IliB - ntt LSFERSIsHEp
- F"on- fur thstp adults rn't If Wesa aud ath al
.'"t'har. AdiF',s III. ftiblnr t..cs.
f}taNI'-.;Et.F AM, WIFE; Will. frHY,siI RiNlM
- s1crt tA1r'1s viii give tnirs i ~nrth MI Tor
AZ supnth's All. A1dres' II q. rss,un: n;fcr.
2ntnn, S1:AE nAKLASp on FAtRvIEw SRA !.
a"rst Win r'H. by .lnEi, xenters AE-
- tnos"srrd hdds"ta II u. fs.nnac ":tcc.
{},Anp-S1cEl.y I1;nS!stlED habst. viii
hns ~ fer yea 1oa1 LII pirate fsIy on Nusi. ur
hHuh Bile. AAlire='. w'th t"rn. Il; Fsh,n, oincr.
13OAE1}- ROUM EtrwEEH MORGAN AM, iDpM.
-, Jackson and NR4htnStuHsts, Inesltn-41,t. q
Tribune odrex. -
, 1875-09-16
TO REKT-fEOuSES.

tID .RESr a,aTn1Y AHD HA;i NET M,nrtE
f,nn h'hc~. Sr. Vt Twenty Ettth all rat m In
f. & w.iRis j, - a.'sr VT i 1't:y1 t:ynmets, "", " u " q
r{'tt nEST-Vf.RY Law 10 4 M. l FaIt1Y, EiE-
L kAft ilBs tnhffn ftpnl b nnrhrr t ttiJys VI
hshlsnd AZ, and ncEsnn-si fn,llro At ~ Writ Mpn.
fr. 1t.
ft'n nFsT. FURNISHED, in WtiDIJ.t!E u PART.
4 u Infn hrns". H"u't Aida. T. T. HUMWALt, 1t'on,
tRopuhlc4n lAte 1tu,ldtne.
ffW RENT SEw ~.HsHIM NRicK3. CHEAP.
~ Eu'n.t. ri ,.,n.!s t".t r.. sonl ~. t>M.a.
rTp. ME;r-HHEr r -IthEo';. l. n't,As, t;po,.
5a.. ss," 1.5s M Ft0:; iGrt Il M and
re KESr Ai:w nnrK liprE4 d: VET
!, 7, nt'l'y uartuont', ,hj1lS +. I.NliNItAaI. Il;
HathInEttnst. .r ..0"
ITO Hi;HT-t TWt,.sTnkY HASHMHNT fft,ttsH,
f:rnt+! I" parties VII, will t-ard os1t.cr and ~ie,
e fa,st.f f!sc1
r.! EENT -iinusE. vi FUL!'S.hr., Ct,RSEK or
!",tn,.;,t. hrl'y Oh trs:. ~, ,r to hIDStY ".
H'! EEHT~ ht!iTH HInE: Ii,,Hs. tH,rABnN
s1 ~ f m"n. % G i' 's - Ss.ns.n.s H. '"'"
ff'D itHSF=-A rUNS!4n+s HOUSE IN wEsr
WA$HstrH7't. n..r f1rtrn Fatk h rons, brick all
iniiHn'cfn'1tt: rr.'cnt nrcup-nf siIl hosrd c,pon
nle patti. "hG tttrr'a ) II. Tribune a'aco.
Suburban.
fFD RESr ~ HIGHLAND taHK AG,,lI, 'lOf}aH
AHh EAfn ll,lt has II tNtfrI., h. sl1t r,tJ water
hs rn m. tnfhSte. all modern al 'res III Earl
1itG 'tui hit a.A haaa.nnr3 fufnt-at; larKe jasd
tAI' Il. = =
, 1875-09-16

...--. MUSICAL. ..
BPLENp1p OPPORTUNITY
&sN and Magnificent PtAa1fo{ta,
Finest Quality.
Richly FINISHED.
Warranted fur Five Ysats.
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ssS sqas1s Gssnd ilohy ea.ved. all ,...es lmprovs
sH " 9et.rss; sSiE.s rssnsh tsaoS s
w s|:s.a. a:5Sn:a a;s: Il iits:@:a us. .,a
rich aud pow efful sons tabo piano. entirely now and
70 s1sS gga .a e. S .aa
oso;x. fisxs g. .o:s.cad p.ao. viii ,tooi .ni
t"e .ssea hsna psao :a of +
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W warrant evsry ias,1umsat prsessIy a. tsprs-
.s eod oorssi's fsspopsib!s tor 1t fat tbs ps
Ag!las and chipping attended to parchassss out VI
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81 w.h..h ~. ao1sS i Fourt.oatb.t.
A coon ToNEp '.o!yrAvE PtANo 70 RENr
~ tef y PAT i1oath. 800 Wsrrun.av.
on nt sikSLslAT iS!5s,:4a =: sAcnttlrE; XKnY ELk
saat eS'sr 4ad stoaC III osf st ""' ''A' WV
13lAN.,s FOR sAIKvERY oiiEAP For 04sis, or
B;sH.H sos s1's? 81 ss'. ssa :: u per month
f 6uss.. saa .s1ns al
AVAhTED-,X dooD Aus!u TxAoHKK FENALR
,s e. IT. ~. asss q fd Yf & aS%.
suuthoa4t corner AksAAa FIAok1ih sts.
, 1875-09-16

I'm HAaY MONTHLY PAYNENYa-sTlVEs,
" faIaitusu. carpets, and oussu1nAAn9 spods: Ihs
ooy 5oa.s ohis.to th.s ssa turnish Eoasa
ttunt storY lasli25, hsa with ehoics Soods
which *t4 b. s119 = fst,9n%Rss p5ass sap athy
tI7ilt W0VKN WIRE MATTRESsE4, MADE ny
] WHlTTLkSEK / PkrHia, III Nadl4ou.si., a5s
, 1875-09-16
INSTRUCTION..
NINDER1AKF8n AND PRIMARY ALHoOIs NO
n cd WAtash AZ, Will rsopsu Monday, Kset II 3iEI
4, WtkhEk, Principal.


JIyk tiAvG An IMMENSE aToUK OF SEGoND.
" AsUd buuks, &aA s3tatx that will suit SlSty 49,
Prices MAsisd 39xR- 1ii.akRTs w. kantA taAi-st !
, 1875-09-16
WANTED..NALE HELP,

A9VVAADGUOT&t C3SEhAs A,f9s
a. a 4, EsG tsa e,
10 the I'D etnn'r,', srmsn Who ran spe.k English
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NAxx1.En, 4 .INonpi:c!i pRj9ofsT; SINGLE
Tuns n e'" fef'fs"e" a"d ptses for ntsrvsw. Lba
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W HHrH!nrTn Xpe!; III r. ~ n1f H.. "r rtHMnS DSE
WANTED 4 tinnn LHhss, F1siSrsHe ~ FILE
~, and rn'h hFass ssas Ak Ivcstfn, Mop Ia i,sa.
W $. ltrGntSs' ts .iel.t. s!nE ii: '"Ar"'SfEs A,
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" iIo,oe-st.. Lo.Hs+n Jaek'"n and Xdsm.. Good
WANTED w0on TURSrTs sTE1t5Y JaI; 1vii
G.m4psn.,s ,MsrIe"ood. caot coanss iii. TAX. .iI;
\VASrEp-cAKFKNT 10 DO THF W0nK
" sud furnish material On hl,ck ot hause,. Part
cash. balance cnstsxs and nt. HJpD. n W.e,n=.sn d.
W"SSrFiEssn.--s ..1 .rKrfUM5 aoipLSu
sRAA s 's'2{ H. ""h II +: "a. fz .aisSs TiSe. "'' at
WA*Tr,Et.n,5mntAs .,5nts, n9Y WI3 G:S SOLDER AND
WtS1En-MAAny To TAKE coSTRACT ,rOi:
cottage a'h lot. Hrp1', " @a'elnxton-st.
WAsTEn ilsnrnGnAprfER-oSE WHO IN
,Hsaaois 'ha ihsnr.+s in al IA Aranehea ApplY
NJ "Ailtl' A.. tsrt.r Harmon cnust
NAHIEp Tw.' GOOD r1asTEIsFKS At VAN
haf"a md " nt,".1s taIx forsnvons bring Tools
" 4NLEn III EftXL.yEEs At - ref THOU.
s.c,.msn;a ~ IN Tnn1n han.r "a Hsluas, fet accn
EMS MARTIN. '-S'111s' ''-n
NAaTED t;ALVA,izED CsjE.icE MN, "A
" hnuth Jsdnsson.At. ~ ~
H'ASTHD+ FIHsT.CtaSS CAFpESTENs FOR
~ puttt1s wnrA bring 'oIIs ready fp mi, morn
ias 10 nsr Gann linspsl ~u.d md iatrtson-
Coachmnr. I "a o1srn~,. 80,
wv AHTEJ 4 FIRST