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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-12
LATE TO CHURCH.


BY MARIAN DOUGLAS,
ALONG the road, on either side,
Ihe elder boughs are budding,
The meadow lands rosy tide
vi clover bloom is flooding,
Inc sunny landscape is so fair,
90 sweet the blossom scented air,
Ihat when went to church to-day
could but choose the longest way,
Loud sang the bobolinks, and round
lhe milk-weed flowers the bees were hum
ming;
L sauntered on, but soon found
behind me there was some one coming,
i dlu not turn my head to see,
And yet knew who followed me
Before Tom called me: "Kittv, stay,
And let me share with you tie way!"
we did not mind our steps grew slow,
or notice when the bell stopped ringing,
Or think of being late, but, 10!
When we had reached the church, the sing
ing
was over and the PRAYER was done,
The sermon fairly was begun!
Should we go in, should we stay out,
Press boldly on, or turn about?
Tom led the way, and up the aisle
followed-all around were staring
And here and there caught smile;
tried to think was not caring;
And yet blushed. l know, and showed
A face that like poppy glowed,
For every one seemed saying, "Kate,
We all know why you are so late!"
Another Sunday, come what will,
mean to be at church in season.
Butto regret this morning still,
trust never shall have reason;
For should / wear wedding dress
A year from now, perhaps you'll guess
What Tom said to me when, to-day,
We walked to church the longest wayl
--Harper'S Bazar.
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VOLUME TX.

the O'Connell celebration. Several wer,
severely injured.
A REVOLUTION has broken out in 10
khand, in Central Asia The Khan is re
ported to have fled and his troops to have
gone over TO the insurgents.
IHE Government pension rolls contain
the names of 2sS, ,034 pensioners, a decrease
OF 4,sIl since last year The amount paid
out in 1874 was 81 ,s25 900 less than in the
previous year,
1HE Journeymen printers of Washing.
ton %. CO. have accepted the EMPLOYERS
terms OF fifty cents per / 900 ems for gen.
eral composition and forty cents per hour
for time work.
BENJAMIN B. HALLECK, a clerk in the
cash-room of the Treasury Department. in
washington, VIM. III. Otman, a saloon
keeper, and an old gambler named Brown
were arrested for the theft of $4,000 from
the Treasury Department, on the 7th.
a special OF the evening of the Sth saws
Hallcck had made full confession. 1t
was thought $40, 900 of the money would
be recovered.
A COMMITTEE of the creditors of J. B,
Ford ~ Co. recommend the acceptance OF
thirty-tive cents on the dollar.
AN explosion occurred in a Government
arsenal near Philadelphia on the morning
of the eth, killing one boy and wounding
eighteen others.
The business portion of Victory, n. Y,
was destroyed by fire on the 9th. Loss
estimated at $250000. An old woman
and boy were burned to death in one of
the houses and fireman fell from lad
der and was killed.
In the case Of John D. Lee, charged
with being the leader in the Mountain
Meadows massacre, the jury reported on
the 1th that they were unable to agree and
were discharged by the Court
Hon. CHARLES SCHAEFFER, formerly
State Treasurer Of Minnesota, committed
suicide by shooting himself with re-
volver in Oakland Cemetery, St Paul, at
the crave of his wife, on the morning OF
the Hlh.
THE Massachusetts Republican State
Convention will be held at Worcester on
the 2Sth of September.
THE trial of Alexander and William
Collie on the charge of obtaining large
sums Of money from the London and
Westminster Bank on false pretcnses came
to a sudden end on the 9th by the an
nouncemcnt of the factthat Alexander had
absconded to the Continent.
FOURTEEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
dollars Of the $4,000 stolen from the
Treasury Department were recovered on
the 9th. The money, consisting of twenty
nine $500 bills, was deposited in bank
at Alexandria to the credit of Otman.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of a recent
date says the Government income for the |
last fiscal year is larger than any estimate
made.
THE Chicago Industrial Exposition will
be open on the Sth of September and con-
tinue one month.
GOV. BEvERIDGE has issued a procla-
nation Offering a reward of $400 each for
the arrest of the perpetrators Of the MUIR
dcrs committed in Williamson County,
Ill, within the past two years. The
county has also offered reward of $1,000.
The majority in Alabama for the State
Constitutional Convention is Ii, 800. The
delegates stand politically as follows;
Democrats 81, Independent Democrats 8;
y.
IRA p. RANKIN has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the First
California District.
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NUMBER 33.
flor Nuunq Readtrs.
MERhY WORKERS.

TELL me what the mill doth say,
Clatter, clatter, night and day,
When we sleep and when we wake,
Chatter, clatter it doth make,
Never idle, never still,
What worker is the mill.
Hearken what the rill doth say,
As it Journeys every day;
Sweet as skylark on the wing,
Ripple, ripple, it doth sings
Never idle, never still,
What worker is the rill.
Listen to the honey bee,
As it dances merrily
To the little fairies drum,
Hummihg, drumming, drumming, drum,
Never idle, never STILL
Humming, drumming, drum it will.
Like the mill, the rill and bee,
l would never idle be.
What says cook "a doodle-doo?
Upl there's work enough for you.
If work, then, with will,
1t will be but playing still;
Ever merry, never weary,
II will be but playing still.
-Moore'S Rural Ne,o Yorker
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she asked the price. He told her and she
shrieked:
Seventeen cents ?"
Yes, ma'am."
"Why, that's outrageous"
"Well, it's hard times and everything
is up"
She sat down on sugar barrel, sighed
several times and asked if eggs were like
ly to be lower or higher.
81 don't claim to be prophet" he re-
piled, as he twisted sheet of paper into
the shape of a tunnel, but dare say that
they'll be down to sixteen and one-half
cents in less than a week. and perhaps go
lower Trade, which is naturally de-
pressed during July and August, is look
ing up a little. Our exports of gold are
now equaled by our imports. The calling
in of bonds puts more ready money atoat,
and capitalists are much more hopeful
this week than last The crops are about
ready to move, navigation prospects are
brighter, and public confidence in financial
measures is rapidly returning. One thing
moves around another, you see, and
though, as I said before, l am not
financier and my predictions are not en-
titled to any great weight it seems clear
to me that eggs have got to come down. A
great current of eggs is setting toward this
point from dozen different directions,
and even if the calling in of bonds and the
sale of surplus gold don't produce lower
prices 1 cannot see why figures should go
up" .,.r G arg' .-... sti
She reached into the pickle barrel,
nipped cucumber, and went away won
dering why her husband never knew any
thinp,-Det,vst Free Press.
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THE MARX ETS.

LIVE STocK.-Bcef Catte-sll OO113.25. Hog
Live, S7.5O4I7 .62R. Sheap--Live, 81 4.25G6.25.
BREADsTUFFs. .-tlonr--Gosd to choice, S6.4O1
6S5; white wheat extra, 36.sJ37.jo. Wheat-No
Chicago, Si.39Gl.40; No. Northwestern
81 3g11 40: No. : Milwaukee spring, Sl.43l
l43Is. Ryo-Western and State, s1.CSg110 Bar
ley-Sl 3O9135. Corn-Mixed Western, S.G
SIC Oats-Mixed Western, 63Tt64c.
Provisions. Pork Mess, S2l 5Od2l.65. Lart
Prime Steam, 1874 Adol3Ac. Chcese-5911Ac.
WooL.-Domestic Fleece, 50163c.
CHICAGO.
LIVE STooK-Beeves Choice, s59036.25
good, s525G5.75; medium, S4.ooG5OO; butcE
ers stock, s3 aJit40 90; stock cattle, s3,Ooa
375 Hogs--Live, S7.tog7.9O. sheep-Good tt
choice, s4.00G4.5O.
PRoYIsIoEs.- Es.-Buttcr-Choice, 2412sc. Eggs
Fresh, 14HN15c. Pork-Mcss, S2l l.4OQ21 45
Lard-s13 45G13.50.
BREADsTuFFs Fs.-Flour--White Winter Extra
s6.25G7.25; spring extra, S5.5oI6oO' Wheat
Spring, No. ., St.2611.26h. Comm Z, z:
a72Hc 0ats-No. 3, $4,000. Rye-No.
s4Qs5c Barley-No. ., s1.22G1.25.
LumBER-Ffrst Clear, s45.O1G46.D; Second
clear, s43.Oo94jOO; Common Boards, SlooSd
100; Fencing, slOOO@11.oO; "a" Shingles
s2.5O12 50: Lath, sl.75D2.OO.
CINCINNATI.
BEEApsTuFFs. -Flour-S7. .259s.Oo Wheat-Red
s1.65gl.T5. Corn-73176c. Rye-9scDsloo
Oats-75G75c.
Paoytsross.-Pork-s2 .5O1a1.75. Lard-l39d
Gl4Ac.
ST. LOUIS.
LIVE SrooK-Beeves-Go to choice S6'Oo0
$50. HUgs-Live S7.49G1s0o.
BREApsrUFrs. Fall, S575G650
wheat-No. Red Fall, s1.5411.55. Corn
No. ,, 7O17ic. oats-No. 2, 6o06lc. Rye
No . sGA 9s71ac.
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork-M ss2 .OO92as5. Lard
-12AGt3c. vpr
BREApsTurFs- Fs-Flour-Sprng Xxx, S4.75G5 w
Wheat-Spring No. l, st3lA1l.3s; No. :, Si.2e
al 23b, Corn-No. 2, 7aG72hc Oats-No. = 5s1a
a53c. Rye-No. /, 791s)c. Bar'ey-No =
s1.1481.16. ,r
BnEApsrurFs Wheat Extra. s1.54a6l 50.
Corn-No. 1, T7Gb7sc. oats-No. !, 6lGblhc,
BREApsrUrrs s-Wheat-Amber Mich.' Jl.5l1s
a1.52; No. Red, $1.55h0l Corn
High Mixed, 77tT1sc. oats-No. =, 6lG6ihc'
CLEVELAND.
BREApsruFps.- Red, Sl.o'za
n1.g4: No. Red, s1.4sH0149. Corn-High
Mixed S1QS2c. oats-No. /, 6716sc.
BUFFALO.
LIVE sTooK.-Beeves = s5.6o17.0o. Hogs-
Live, 81 5O1s.12H Sheep-Live, S47'9o'@o'
EAST LIBERTY.
LIVE STOCK -Beeves-Best, S6.5o07oo; me,
dium, s5,75a6.OO. Hogs - Yorkers, SSUG
s.15; Philadelphia, ss.259s40. sheep-best'
s.. .2JG5. so; medium, s475lS5.0o.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-12
A BOarding-SchOOl in 1870.

Invite you, boys and girls, to cross
the wide Atlantic and find amusement in
visiting boarding-school or academy of
the olden time.
In the days of good Queen Bess schools
were few and far between, as angels visits
are said to be, but in the town of Norwich
England, there existed celebrated train
ing-school" for the youth of both sexes.
An old abbey furnished the requisite
room, and high born maidens slept in the
cells where nuns had once repeated their
ace Martas, and were gathered by day in
q school-room which had formerly been
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-12
State Fairs for 1875.

AN old Colorado miner writes that all a
man needs for complete summer oulnt
in that country is one lasso rope, one rine'
with ammunition, and one sack OF SAT-.
Any energetic man can kill and steal
whatever else he needs.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-12

A TALL, stalwart Indian is often seen
about the streets Of Virginia City, New,
dressed in calico like a squaw. He is
compelled by the Piutes to wear women's
clothes for cowardice shown in battle sew
eral years since. The Indians all make
their towards adopt the hard station of
suuaWS,
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THE NEWS.

THE NEW =.
--
p,prry telegram VI '"o f''' %,
. ,.r ~ Vas collecting a large ioice ".''
W, ';,r Of ending the fici|'So' iii'H III
...ir at single blow
ll',, ~, ,oi noycIist, died at Copenhagen
.m,rs. on the 4th, aged about seventy
- r7ach National Assembly ad
lHS ', ,bo 4fb. 1t will rcassembl,
,s Of New York city, just com
I'm .+cws a total population of 1864,
!" ;,,raa,e in five years of 81, ,lG6
-,,,,, occnmnapied hv an
4 BhlsiVNr' -. ,.,,;,oI ' Omaha Neb.
rl4i'A' ,;n', shy," of tbc 4fh. The hail.
tie D"I.DS :; u y, window, and roofs in
os' asl' .'snSu I',,l,a estimated ,t several
o'lI, l'lnS "'''''
vall ao''',' ,,,,,,,.5 in MANY
THE Foas VAST mn +, the 5tb caused
ta' Of i"S % We, ", ,."an,n W. fnr msnv wears
-',,.'' ,nI w, vi.si,sippi Rivers and
'ls 0ulo %Dt ,u ,rihr,.rics Immense
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C PRESS

7''ENH Tftss ever
with ink tabs
TX, and sold IL,
;. A miuiStars
ses, two foE,s Of
BY mail, 81 2si
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81, New York
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he World

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eatisiacli01,'
Economy.
Q Dbl. Floar'
z TTIG;tiS,&e,
" buy GcIw''
BREAD,
ter, Richer
raises Ii,
love whit
I lEAI<Es,
Circular 10
CO,
SHF York
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Perfectly Satisfactory.

SHE said she'd take a dozen Of eggs, but
while the grocer was counting them out
she asked the price. He told her and she
shrieked.
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/ Ills.

II spin
cock head
Farm or
+. supe~
= of ALI
ntch An.
Iih. Siii
Hers and
Sllahing,
all kinds
I'd Mnlers'
Pamphlet,
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lnati, o.,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-12

9 CULn!gTJ,
~ srsfiIs
ION u
altlg Rrp
the hardesr
S c YeresS
ernaHently
Cheapbyuig
|s,gss ",
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-08-12

|or a son to
great W'est.
q HaH [aUni.
l, ,,loRSerUdiG
| |Unsurpasse,
Superinten.
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Plum City,

Business lively again.
The ginseng trade is quite extensive
Both our merchants aye buying for
James Walsingham.
Tip" Taylor is moving his vasr
quantity Of slaves to Maiden Rock, o
be shipped to customers abroad.
This burg row boasts Of just as val
liable improvements during the past
year, as auv other place 10 The county,
IN proportion to its wealth and pnpula,
ton.
John Moser's new hotel vas christ.
ened last Saturday night and great
was the christening thereof. A fine
Brass Band from Reads landing, Glee
Clubs from Durand and Eau Gala
Mills aided our home Band 10 disconrs-
ING sweet music for the Iivelong night.
aud the glowing hours Of morning.
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Klnaickinnic.

Mrs G. Thomas has gone to Ohio to
visit frieuds,an the scenes of her child
hood.
Our farmers are in pretty good
pirIts, the grain being 50 much better
than was expected after the long rains
Of last month
Messrs. Thomas and Dean thseshed
%, Saturday last for Mr. Thomas at the
rate OF four bushels and half of wheat
in two minutes four seconds. The grain
yielded thirty bushels per acre.
Oct ober is here with its wealth Of
beautiful foliage. The trees have put
on their royal r,bes. aad il any one
wishes to see a pretter spot than cur
ST. Croix Valley is at this season Of the
year, he will have to 20 a long way TO
find it.
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ElPaso

We have shncm ,kef established
in ths village.
A stranger is cared 0r at Michael
liold,n's \ mae
Mr Andcr,oa's dwelling house is
bout flushed on the outside.
Charles Gilman is out with a thrash.
ING machinc--and is doing good work
The carpenter work on the Catholic
Church is nearly completed on the OUT.
sde
4 large Catholic Congregation was
Disappointed here Yesterday The clergy
man not making hl, appearance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08

distressing disease man is heir o.. Amer
cans are particularly su' iert to this oils
ease aHd Dos effects. such Us sour stomach
sick headache hahiIual Cosiivcuess. heart
burn, water hrash, cnawiug and burning
pains in che pit Of The stomach. coming up
81 the food, toatvd tongues, disagreeable
'astc ia be MOUTH, impure blood ami an
diseases 30 The Stomach and Liver Two
ioses 81 GgrrN.s NvGusr Flower viii re-
deye you a. once. and there positively ),
not casc 10 the United States 90 vi'l not
care. t. You louht thi. 80 % Your Drug
ss Davis tni get = sample hot'lr
Tor tn cents ami try tt Regular sra. Is
cents
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New Centervlile.

A. H. Thocn is putting valuable
improvements on his dwelling house.
G.. W Roberts new house is about
ready to move into. lie intends t.
occupy it himself.
Potatoes 10 this locality are not as
good as usual
Some heartlrss wretch iug the eve,
lut Of two Of John Farrell's igs, lately
Rufus Hull is here on a visit.
Centorvile Hotel is receiving guests
The Elder makes them happy with hi,
checker board
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
CIRcuIr CouRr-PlERcR County

CIRCUIT COURT-PIERCE COUNTY
John S. Moffaft, Plf., rs, George w. Mapes,
Ellen NJ. Mapes his wife, Theodore Bo-
rup, Ralph NJ. Pomeroy. n. Friend, VI.
Friend, Elias Friend, W F. Mason, NJ.
Gimbal, d., Lindhaner. Simon Flor
sheim, L. P. Johnson, G. C. Mason. II.
NJ. Boies, B. b. Fay, l.. NJ Conkey,
Jerome jones, l.. p McDuffy, Solomon
Strattop, william Kirby,C II Newberry,
g. G. GilIpser, John II, Camp. Pascal
Smith, Timothy W Goodrich. Frank
Il. Terry and Allen johnson. Defi's
The State Of Wisconsin, 10 The above name q
Defendants:
You are and each one Of you are hereby
summoned and required to answer he com
plant in this action, which was filed in The
office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court IN
and for Pierce County. State of Wisconsin,
on the 3lst day Of August, 1875, and 10
serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on the subscriber. al his Office.
IN the city Of Hudson, 81. Croix county.
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and il you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, tho
Plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
THos. HucHEs, PIES Attorney.
Dated Sept 9Th, 1875. 1870,
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Prescott.
Wheat is coming 10 pIentifnliy.

Wheat is coming in pIentifuly.
M. T. Dill is shipping wheat in large
quantities.
Work is again being done on Orange
and Broad SITS.
DR.. A. Young is going to migrate to
Minneapolis.
A. Bancroft Is quite uuwell with a
felon on his hand.
f A. Kendall leaves to-day for his
grange (iarm) at Sparta.
f. johnson has advertised to sell
out. He is going off with a panorama.
Chas. Young, the pioneer editor OF
Prescott, has been Spending few days
here.
Politics are at very low ebb. Every
body has don't-care-a.tive feeling in
the matter.
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A vERY Instructive aud valuable rumhet
is that Of the PHEENoLoGtcAL JorRSAL ASH
Lirg lLLrsrRArED for October. Il dis
susses Dwight l. Moody aud his Work H.
England, and give1a good portrait Of tbs
Eyangelist; presents an e'ab rate exposi.
lion Of the Nature OF the Will. at once very
clear and convincing, contains series OF
admirable character sketches in Men,
Women, aud Dogs. and offers much prac.
Iical instruction IN the Temperament>,
illustrated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-08
UisSOIlltaon Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing undc'
the name Of Pomcroy & Bowron, is this
lay dissolved, by mutual consent.
l.. II. PoMEROY,
Il. 4. BowR1N
The accounts are to be settled 10y l..
II. Pomeroy.
River Falls, Sept. 10. 1875.
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STRAYED. From the subscriber
living in the town Of FL Paso, on o.
about the 18Th day of May last, one
2-year old mare colt, Of a. dark sorrel
or light chestnut color, with light man,
and tail. Any one giving information
leading to her discovery or returning
her to me will be literally rewarded
VI. O'CoNNELL.
III Paso, Oct. Z. 1873.
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Hills Manual!
Enlarged 81 Improved

This interesting and valuable work has
now reached its sixth edition, meeting with
AZ almost unprecedented sale The volume
is now enlarged, many Interesting features
nave been added. II contains more valu-
able inform ton for the price, than any
book extant. 1t has something Of especial
interest TO everybody. The farmer, mer
chant, mechanic and professional men will
each find in it thousand things useful
for them to know.
The undersigned will canvass for the
sale Of the book the coming summer, and
as it is sold only by subscription. people
should avail themselves of the chance TO
get it, p. OAKLEY
June. 4. IS75.-196
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Some OF onr friends seem to be q
little elatel over the idea advanced thar
the office Of Supt. OF schools is not
political office, aud that IN the selection
Of candidate for that office, no part,
nomination should be made. This !,
equally true Of Register OF Deeds
County Clerk Treasurer, Clerk Of the
Court, District Attorney aud County
Judge. Nor is this any Dew docrrc
since it has been promulgated for years
Services have been resumed at Trp
ity Episcopal Church aud viii b,
held for the present every Sunday,
At 1880. A. NJ. and P. NJ The SUNDAY
School will meet az ~ N aud will b.
upder the immediate supervision of the
Clergy man ia charge Of the church.
Rev. &. A. Cary, late Assistant MIN.
ter At Chris. Church, Detroit, Mich
has been placed in charge If the work
10 this fed, rnd has entered upon h.,
duties The sitiings 10 the churchnr
tree to all.
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Taken Up.

Found and taken MP BY me. the under
signed, on land owned nv me, and On
~ ich live, in section &c. township p.
range ~, being the town Of River Falls, on
or about the lst dtv Of October. 1875. one
,ray or roam yearling steer with little
white ia his taco.
THOMAS D. MoRRow
Dated, Oct. An, 1879. %
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Nor'rE IL HEREBY GIVEN, Thai NJ the
General E,ecuon TO be held in the several
wards, towns and elective precincts, in the
County OF Pierce on the Tuesday, ,ucceed-
ing the first Monday, being the 2ud day Of
November next, the following officers are
TO be elected. 10 wit: A Member Of As
scmbly, ia place OF 7, l. Nelson, whose
term Of Office viii expire on the 6i.i Mon
day in January 1876
A County Superintendent Of Schools. IN
place Of z l. Read. whose term or office
will expire on the lst Monday ia january
1876
Given under my hand At the Court
House 20 4 lsworth, this 18th day Of Aug
d 1879
W + KNOWLES,
sheriff So pferrp 4 ruptv
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New Goods.

Mrs. Winchester is now opening up
he largest anl finest stock Of Milincr,
aud Ladies Furnishing Goods ever
brought to this market. rhe ladies
are invited to call aud examine good.
and prices.
River Falls, Oct. Z 1873. l.
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General Election NoiIce.

Norcr Is llFUtey GlyrN, That a. N
Gvncrti b cction % he ue,l 90 The several
Towns, Wards ana E'rc'ion Precincts. ia
be state Of Wisconsin, ou The ncsdsy
suc ccdlng The hrs' Monday b,ng tho
second day Of November n,At. The follow
lng officers art to he elected, to.uu.
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R. J. WILCOX, M. o.,
Homeopathic Ihpsirian,

from this date. Calls a. al hours will be
promptly attended to. Office Al his resi-.
derce. corner Third and Sycamore SITS
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