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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08
Prescott.

JAN. 6.-Our friend Teare has
returned from his trip to the Isle of
Man. He looks we'll aud feels we'll.
Ice is now being extensively cut
for packing.
The Sec. of Pierce Co, Agricul.
tural Society has made his Annual Re.
ports, showing healthy State fnsn.
cially. Leaving balance in hand of
$2435.
There was shipped from this port
during he year, 1874, 4l3,620 bushels
of grain, including 10000 bushels Of
barley. The shipments are largely in
excess of any previous year.
That grist mill of eight run is be-
ing built again-around the stores. We
have built railroads every winter for a
number of years, lately. We have
turned our attention to grist mills, aud
have built one every winter for the last
few years, and now are building mon.
ster. So mote 1t be.
The Hastings Band visited our
City on Friday last, and marched down
Broad ST., making the air resound with
musical strains. The following day
Prescott Band returned the visit, and
after FORMULATING the streets of
Hastings, both Bands came over TO Pit.
Douglas where the Eastwood Grove
Band were, and all three went in for
a grand musical crash, such as never be-.
fore saluted the ears of the citizens OF
that place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08

residence of D. H. Baker, New Years
eve, where the light fantastic toe was
tripped until the wee small hours Of
day.
The amount raised on Christmas
and New Years, for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church, was $500.
The Debating Society has again or
ganized. Monday evening of each
week will be devoted to its interests.
Our district school is progressing
finely. 0'Brien Corcoran has com.
mand. AS teacher, Mr.. G. has few
superiors.
IL is row fully ascertained that the
Prince of Wales will not accompany
William Tsare on his homeward trip
as was supposed by our Oak Grove cor.
respondent. He can with safety inform
your readers to that effect.
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Trimbelle.

JAN. Cord wood drags heavily,
for want Of snow.
Uncle Frank is confined to his
room, Oh account Of his eyes.
That shaft at VI. BIS. is slowly
Sinking down, sinking down."
Saw d. w. Kline the Sd inst.
He was happy-said it was boy.
Prof. j. c. Fuller has gone to hi:
post at the University at Madison.
-Trimbelle Grange installs officers
this evening. GA good time coming. /"
&C. M. Williams, from Lorraine
Polk county, is in town for few days.
The social gathering at D. w,
Fishers on New Years day, was O
pleasant sffuir.
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Esdaile.

JAN 3.-The times are dull, the
wood business being stagnant for want
Of money and snow.
No school this week, the teacher
having been called to Madison, Wis.
-Esdaile cutters are in great de-
maud, and the firm of Rice, Bowles &
Co., are making them By night aud
Jay.
The donation in the Spaulding
School house, for Mr.. Collins, the
Methodist minister, was financially sue.
cessful, although the weather was very
stormy.
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Another Voice from the
GrasshOpper sufferers.

JACKSON, MINI, Dec. 80, 1874.
Eds. River Falls Journal -
Please allow me the space in your
paper to express our thanks to the good
people of River Falls.
The people Of Jackson will ever be
thankful to the citizens of River Falls
and vicinity, for the clothing and pro-
visions sent here by them. 1t was dis
tributed by Mrs. Edsall and the writer
hereof, to the most needy Of the suffer
ers here who lost their crops by the
grasshoppers for the last two years.
BY the well directed efforts of Mrs.
Edsall, about twenty families were re-
lieved from immediate suffering, and
they are all thanking God to day for
such person as Mrs. Edsall, and such
people as the citizens Of River Falls
and vicinity; aud these people,,wlll con-
tinue to be thankful as long as life is
granted them. Yours respectfully,
j. J. SMITH.
P.S.-Mrs. Eisall and | were out
several days calling at the places where
it was supposed they were the most
needy, and | can truly say that l can
not see how some of them will manage
to get through the winter A portion
of them have not got provisions enough
on hand to last them one week, and
they don't know where the next is com
ing from. And many of them are yet
poorly clad, with a scanty allowance Of
bedding.
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Choice GIeanings.

1t has been beautifully said that
"the veil which covers the face of futu-
rity was woven by the hand of mercy. 4"
The faults Of christians are watched
with more rigid scrutiny shan their vir-
tues; hence the importance of sustain.
ing an unblemished character.
yiolets do not open once a day and
let out their prayer of perfume. They
exalt all the while, sometimes more
than others, but always more or less.
The path of the sinner back to
God is brighter and brighter all the
way up to the smile of the face and the
touch of the hand; and that is saliva
ton.
Those who, in the day OF sorrow,
have owned Gods presence 10 the cloud,
will also fnd him in the pillar Of fire,
Frightening and cheering the abode as
night comes on.
The pleasures of the werll are de-
ceitful they promise more than they
give. They trouble us IN seeking
them-they do not satisfy us when pos
sessing them, and they make US despair
IN losing them,
The strength Of man consists in
finding out the way in which God is
going, and going in that way too. For
God goes before and plows, and we can
bu. follow after and plant seed in the
furr0w.
II is our misfortune that VIC mistake
Gods shadow for the night. fla man
come and stand between you aud the
gun, bis shadow falls upon you. So
God sometimes comes and stands be.
tween us and worldly successes, and his
shadow falls upon US, and VIC wrongly
think that it is night. As father in
a garden stoops down TO kiss his child,
the shadow Of his body falls upon it /;
and so many Of the dark misiortunes Of
our life arc not God going away from
us, but our heavenly Father STOPPING
down TO give us a Kiss Of His infinite
and everlasting love. II is the shad-
ow Of a sheltering Rock, and not Of a
deyouring lion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08
Big River.

JAN. 4.-SpelliDg School Friday
evening
"A social party was given at the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08

JAN CD. Apt of River Falls, paid
us a call last Sunday.
This burg can now boast Of tai.
Tor shop-one door north Of Roche's.
-Considc. King has gone in on
singing schools. We hear him well
spoken Of as leader.
The winter term Of school, in the
IIalvcrson dist, opened last Monday.
G. w. Mcintyre at the helm.
AT the new mill here, We find
friend Gasmond always on the alert TO
please his customers. Bring on your
grist.
&C. C. Mcintyre is our authority
for saying that the next Teachers Meet.
ing will be held AZ Ell Paso, Jan. | 9Th.
Let the islchers Of these Eastern towns,
note this and attend.
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for II. w Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1880 BURHYTE Bros.
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Plum City

JAN. a. Mercury zee below zero.
IS. w. Hum is now in his new
house.
Mr. Fritz has some nice land for
sale.
Casper Moser has a new clerk
it's a girl.
oliver Allen and Stewart Holt are
down with fever.
Taxes as usual, are high enough
to satisfy any one.
Brick at Moser's, constantly on
hand, and for sale.
Gap" Cook has not put in an ap.
pcarance for a long time.
Two dances here on New Years
night. Who can beat US?
r. Tomlinson has new wheel in
his saw mill and is ready TO do as
good saving as can be done in the west.
Merchant Hum is out with full
new suit Of clothes. fIe says he had
to put them on or do worse-go with.
out.
They do say that business is ,lull.
weather cold, and sleighing poor. Thus
it would seem that we are just as well
of as our neighbors.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08
TIE River FALLS JOURNAL.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, SLIPS
JOURNAL AND ADVANCE ONE YEAR
TO ONE ADDRESS, So. CASH IN AID
VANCE.
Local EdiGon-Jovrndl g. Adranee, pub
ifshsd every Friday, 81 gear, cash in ad-
eGnee.
A. MORSE g. SON. Proprietors.
seB PRINTING
OF every description exec uted on short no
tice, neat and at reasonable prices. -oF
FIcE on Main Street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08
Daily Line Of Stages from
EII:WH'A,T.. River Fall. aE.!.@

FROM and after July LIST, 1874, the sub
scribcr would say to the travelling public,
that he will run line OF Stages daily be-
tween Ellsworth and Hudson, as follows:
Leave Ellsworth at 6 a. NJ, leave River
Falls at 0 A. ~, arrive at Hudson at y ~,
returning, leave Hudson at r. NJ, leave
River Falls OF 3 r. NJ, arrive at Ellsworth
at p. ". This line has been fitted up
with care, for the accommodation Of the
travelling public--ierms reasonable. Any
business entrusted TO this line will rec GIVE
prompt attention. Errands a specially.
THOMAS EDWARDS.
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FOREST MILLS.

BY FRASK IlUor.-0ne mile below the
village Of Trimbelle. A fair share Of pat
ronage is respectfully solicited. 1870 iy
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08

Editors and printers work harder and
cheaper than the same number OF
men in any other profession requiring
tho given amount Of intelligence and
training The life has It's charms and
pleasant associations scarcely known
to the outside world; but it has its own
earnest work, aud It's hours Of exhaust
ion, which. likewise are not known
10 those who think the business al
fun - Wey9up,ga Tines
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-01-08
IT is an old saying that it is mans
business to earn money-woman's to
spend it. Shall we reverse it?

NAPoLEAN used to say, "a hand.
some woman pleases the eye, but a
good woman pleases the heart. The
one is iewel-the other a treasure"
, 1875-10-12

H:l,ool mcntinC. Wo wu,tI,l hecnmo a power il,
tho land. and Hot good cxntnplo 1,efore Tim
world by letting our light sl,iue "a that n nlitht
SEQ TINT wellA1 i5ltfnonco which Wab not silent
and tilat we wero not afraid IN uso II either.
Tho lonH.c1pectcf day At last arrived, hut about
The m!tldo Of sha AFTERNOON AT nappalling though.
ntr,,eh mn--Hhnt II tho tc,t sirt,ail forget, nnh
hs tic only woman r,eannL That 1nult n0ytr
dbl IN Immediately male Walking nntca of
1nYHe1f. md want about from hu,lBo to hot,so
proclaunng tho joyful ii iit.as tbnt tho tIuo had
como. To bo sure tn be- there. Now We arc n
very bravo lot Of women. IN. ensiiy frightened.
Wn knox It II both right nnh proper TOR us tn
vote, aid are ac.nrsn,.eI In haso onf rights in
rpIts q vi on'.na't'"u MI 1iaicnic. 1'us TIM
mo'', who arc al"h}t trying to upposo ue, had
appointed the meeting ht lin wrong time. Eo.no
of tho Nonl0A 'ware tired to death and could
not possibly got tlero: H,rnc wolo not at homo,
aud others had neuralgia taothtclc. Uy nig!.t
succcedod 10 Hestt1g tog"lhar an army Of four,
lnclndME inyhe1f. a1M buhl!y wo s.artcd furth,
determined 10 conquer or die. When about hail
way suate, sosco fantty said. "lAese sso not
olongh of ~ 10 anluunt To auythiug." II am
atFAsl snail aafo To 60 ilo,ua eanttc,' said
anotllnr foon'n ro'Co md ~ don't want to go,"
tromhlnd forth anothnr. Jnss a. 1 opened my
mouth 70 combat with there objections. mno
oycn tel ,on three figures guiny N three differ
walk, With month and Dyes botll eFan, medltnt-
ing on tho uncertainties and diaapp ppoinlmonta Of
lie. INSTANTLY / resolved THAT, If m,at rctrths,
at teast wonhl do 40 honnEnbly. au,l raistng my
voice cousageo,1Hly, Raid, "Lailre, want you
to nntlesHtAl1 that it was not TINT hackei out"
fast. aud probably lid not haar, gase Quo
lnnxinK look toward tho Acliool-l,ouHa wi!eso the
men were Voting for an officer whom | did not
want olcctel hing my lichd. AMI went home.
, 1875-10-12

Fjs} HkSr- i tstatMS tStst]n1.st NArtt.N,s,M.
nau inof. IN en.t-E' G'Hf'e In go't "Isr And ct
crIfon 1ucatl1n fsut ~ uonth innslts Jrsaa.s
In ArpiY At ptetn4ts fs HIth Uoa afbar st.. Ga,Esun
1hIHy nrst And THIRTY second.
sis, nr1r-tiDHsEs IN All. P1nTH .iY TIFF
ely .ory and bssrne MS. ~ IN 1;5 per rnpnh j.
story And s.emtnts, aD to s1.' per fnanth. H. 4. ".
u. Mci:}ftHICK, Hatans Aal frA ppr 1stocx.
fJ'D DEFST-HAHpSOstK NEW hrOSE.FnoSr. Il
! fn"ns. n,t~rtn cantnnicnrts+ IN.
N"H tcts 10 with tAht wafrr cias"t. rc,. AW
All near UnEen f'Ar4. n. =. !iAYt.*.
Msssoi1ltan bl3ck.
no NEST-.A 7WtJ.s7OHY AND nAAEAENr
H., hnHsa at ~ rootns on Haossh-As, lnqairs at ~
FIfth AZ. Hp hlafra.
RIO nES1.~t,S TltE MONTH HIDE-A TWOSTOnY
and bl,ement brick house. 13+ North Rtass-st FUR.
ni'hsh o' anfurnsod; Ill nudetn improvements. Apply
rio .nESr-eH1nHY AND BASEMENT ST0nF
! ffH1t hnHs9, SH 70 Enion Park place. Twp hlocks
h"f,h It Nbtnn Psff HtssrJ low rent. ii. u. AOAE4,
rf'o NEs.r.MY JAt;a,n .. MAiilLi. + TLANK st.
= and u "aftcnsy, fronting Hnlnn Park. 2-Ftury
snh 'htcm'ne hcka lu r9oius. furnace, EaahftuFas.
tt'o nt:ST "A VERY pEsiRAi,.K nwKiIiNl ON
q 1kSGn H. i nthi, II s.s 1T IL Raaan:' s An
Suburban.
RIO RTST-E*flLEHtIDD ASlI EvANsvOS-EnT.
1 taG"s AID huusrt from Ftx 10 t~nl.0 t-us, t,ko
watef. And all cunvent+nCss ot clty. 11LttJr5UN
RIO REST-iiYDK PAfK--LAt ROE FRAME HOUSE
nhAt depot, for harding .fn.e fnur RrI heAIJ4tt
can TO khainbf ~ once. a. fribupa niIon.
, 1875-10-12
Wofi@rlA ~ 0tcTH.

1hoda AIuugor "Tltoa FROM Paw law, Mlch,,
to lue Nu,aan's journal; Soue tlma ago 0 goo.1-
y number Of us ta4-payipg wopon put our hoatla
together aud firmly re.olyod that, let people say
what shoy would, wo should astoud tha aoxt
, 1875-10-12
Sheriff Agnew Charged With Being
Interested In tho Mcneil
Contract.
The Courthouse Foundation
Job Finally Awarded
to Harms.
Selection Of Judges Of Eleotion~--
The Republicans Left Out.
Tho Board Requests an Investigation At
The Hands Of The Grand Jury.

thA Uanio nj fha Cr,nA Iurv
tA9 Ahau' VI tno "Aau0 shij'
-
BoleotlnR Jufors lor thc Ne1t
Term.
49,
.,,1,. ~o.k,r r,,,.,,u =, ~. cona..
3he feguial "ooR'y meeting OF 'oe county
Board was bald yesterday afternoon. President
Dutdsok in the chair. all thu 1neubnrb being
nro.eus.
p''. r,. co,,nr.r,,,sr -o,,,,r,-,ax
aS =. .,n'a toeNpA,l'N'
Iho ufSt o'uor u ouhlhrss WM tno reAolng OF
Communication from Mcneil Bon, protesting
ag.lust tho letting Of tho contract to Henry
Hanna for lilo foundation IA. TIM ncw Conrt
11..ss q, -hi,,, +h.v nn,,,aa,a -, .,.s,s ~,
.,...s nouss, ~ s ~ IT, |1As 'o0'4 ''a
sM loels'mAso' a"a thosr oohd euii'clont.
sEtEcrtNo GRAND 1uRoRs.
mnnIcatjon from Judge Jameson In reforence 10
~. .s,.ct,or ~ n-n,'l 1,r,-, n, H., Nn.a,,,...
ms ,,,a n.,,;as, C,,st v''' 'o' 'A' 1'o''ao''
Torn, OF thc cnmlnaa Court.
Commissioner johnson moved that The Board
proceed 10 suggest Tue uanoa Of Grand Iuta,a,
nd tl.t esch noembcr write tvo n,ra, fro,,,
..aan ~ IL. constituents -, an.,,n y, H. a.,aa
sluv"s ~. :" !. n.asa, ., ~ saeaS ~ 10 o'opp'u
TVS Chair appointed Commissioners Johnson
t.s,,or ,,n,,o1 soivo1 ", ns,. H.. -. ,,ss s.,,
1ofs1et uN'"'' ''Aoa 'ne 1iia' uaf ~ n's 'eaen'
aoa' 10 1ne enjoyment OF grea. inward eatisfao-
uaues, much to the entertainment OF tho look-
era.on.
rsn ,o,,ov,,o warn orh.o,r o,,,v .,,,rr,.,
lso ,s,.;a,.a "eav eI9u v.s .uouucca We,
~ the hext sHaassNoss' Aahty sch"oa'nK, ffea
DlmAchs, Theodore Bkor1ott, Charles A. Taylor,
John Clark, O. A. Dunnine, john X. Muller,
1ohn " Hcammal, Etdv,rd M,Arr.,h 11or,.,
, soan VI, p1Ae't' n.I''",. t.u"*u hohsi".H' Ae"fS
1suu'7 =, 1.'.,I - ~" .A"'"' y, -. aaaA'n'
.. n. staplaa. 1acoD uunl4p. +. IL. pattison,
George ". Bishop, Orvile gheruin, Thomas
EAnjuan. G.. A. Hathowsy. ]. u. Jouna. A. Mr..
AA''''' .yorrpn ,ysrrr-r,or rora
,.u.",,' A.'r .oo"'
1ne ioAo"'ne communication was t'len fead'
Which explains itself, and. from the fact that
Rock Inland is Destitute OF stope-qusrrtes, may
.s.siuaa aI ~ .ai, - tuG umu.oh
, 1875-10-12
VrANTED--MALE HELP,

Hookhocpnrs. Clerks. 40.
4 9yKkfhrKk N. r. MuSr u +. s Tllo
cn 1ots,' "lth r.ier"nss. II f1a T'snns
IVAsrFtj. ny -iriprSfi RftjTT WATER.
= = Gtosos' ,s..,sa s.nsfanesd yoaas
III ~ Tae '"" ss s.e' d'''s'' "aaf'''
w AST isn', II, I,A rIks!ttAss IsuDXK EEFkE:
en- y g I.ssas fs
ussa olisSSs Gs s2H RooE'Hn q M s e
VII |.s ;!s. s'?S M.1rHE:S 1xSt;3tk Ar '
IT ID ss, sA.Ss !. ssaiS NHHks s
WAkrkn- o,,pH, rL1LS r41STKits. AZ -
court aep1 ss1i;. t''"e'' '"'''''''' aud A'''a"o
NVAnrEp7s STONE MAsjNH, : sDRiCILAyEEs.
Market ~ nd iiM. 10''' '''''' ' ''f'''S' 'f ''fS''
\VAS;sss q !. :, MARBLE 4 rollsnE1is. APPLY At
V1SW1SS.,5 VW.S,,5!:,' 5.rno'szfsks's: 1rrix At 'e'
.., sxIsassSSyf Is2y !; IT. i,
" VANTED-rAiiOKs ar m NORTH CLAitK:sr
WAs1en-1, GOOD Eiiq.kYAKKk, q II ,5l oX sawKD
W st..dy employment ai,sn ! MN ,sLat undcrsahJt
" ss o::.ss,. IT, s'A wager
Emp1ovmenr Azeno1e..
WtsrED-so KAlLnosAp LA41oREns FOR
's : .,:' 'as'; e Ii tsf ime's;i III Sss;
\VANiEn- IN tABonNils FOR IOWA, ILLINOIS,
.a". ~ sSita iiT.s srGaHtR psR '''' "'''
:sp T. M1hFx%s Fsslls III. ..;s. 1 = q $,
f.-A vii
, 1875-10-12
BOOKS,

1@ARlAlss in uDo, 1}tloks.-l.A"r HEytsEn
otl,ion # Gha,Abe1s Gycloyedl. so' ~ T.. ~ J.;
Nsaass Essas 'v:, iasa:.a q! " a; ts1p4ss.
W. wsat fuu l.w. pss>tse. historical au1 ,ot"nstAs
Hurks, and pay ii fVt Hebaluls !LiueuseJ AlLbEAI.
Iva Hftith iIAtk-ss,
, 1875-10-12
BUILDING MATERIAL.

l1uit sALK.uR kxGHAHl1E-flYE UH MORE
*esoHl pst&Qpa stv4e huu{s FRUITS e1xapletal1 ~
", Z, 6AIfH- la nA&tL0NAt.
, 1875-10-12
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,


ktANFlNfs, III 6TATk-HT.
NJ MARTINS. TA1 RTATh:sT,
,spEC14L BARGAINS in rAni.oK GUfis.
Good uoH walnut apu seh Esrlor suIt, rlecoe, With
1auttano 10" rl4r sult ct pieces, voty sylsh. GU
plush pulling 400
New at{n Infk1Ah aHDt. brown and ftin1Uh @ ~
s!59 hst. 5 el%.h ss,! piece: INV .hle.;.:,; sso
plutti pundnsa frauch walnut panels. wu+th Sis.
slend er.ua :!lE pasiai .ai tbSon usel saots
,.na.ams .aiau: lad stcan larry p.rjsr ;Sii
p,ucas 600
go4d sscnnI hand Turkish sn cnst &Itl price u. %
SPECIAL S-MlSEELf.aNkDua.
MAGNIFICENT walnut chamber sst. comprising lsd-
w.tast Van1a: wostd fa VIII ssll s1ae %
1fAndtutHa walnut ah*!obRr suit Ut p3soas II ~
Superior WA!hna cHAlnbof suit u p1ecD1 SID
vcfy elegant ualaa, hut!ei I'd aebusrl. viii, ,naflo
Top and mirror. inlata frannh walnut; CoAt f4w
nlnths s!uca &p1. for sails ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 400
&tJ bed lDuIk0. hat1taAs covering, fur. II ~
. ya1da slexaut A1rnihstsF carpet, uost aA.a5A
yard; PRICE. 10
TrD FEHuch 1torlaH1. IN hr1Mu teEyy 1Lp
Largo and elegant snnw.caAn made ~ Harc14y NQ
iIuIsr liaker aow!nx, sns equal ~. 95W
btAATIN's 6lEClAL NARt;AiSa.
krATN.ET
, 1875-10-12

GINGER OrFiuE Or 4. j. MELCHEItV. III WEST
. As1IsoA.st,- atlchIns t.la a kptuth hly pk5AaaA.
NSah,pss e4ehayxsA. zsut4d, Aad tspAlistl
, 1875-10-12

nlYtlNlES ~LEtsALLy uLTaINHD, NOT FRAUD
ultAly, Fre alter ducItc. Elsten srAEss prau.ie4
" IL c4lrts at uhiaAsv, Address osss hak LII.
, 1875-10-12

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
N}rASTEp-I0WA LAMBS. .-T0 PURCHASE rot;
W cash. fsnJs In 1n"s aud E.rtl."tn Mi4saurI. Ah.
dtrss. with uli pAttlcut.ra. AItH, i. PORTER, u
Statc.st.. Il1stsn. Mass =.
, 1875-10-12

l11&GH4An60HA+
CrTUAT1ON WANTEp-As AAANpESSfa BY A
rnups fsty writing shnrf city rafsrnnco& givbn.
Altrs.4 K L. Vi Las.lle-st.. lteem y, Chicago.
l.1rUAT1UN WAHrED-br 4 LADY or kxFKRI-
> fef Inuax children, to assnt
Et.ald tho dutlns Of hf1Askceuinx; refotaaoss
changed. Atidress q is Trihune othcb.
, 1875-10-12

BUSINESS CHANGES.
AN ACTIVE PARTY WANTED IN AN ESTAB-
n IsGod legitimate paying b4aanuss; 4a capital
quleed; good 1pealnk. ], r. k1AHALl. 81 WAshin9-
tyu.at.
4 FIRST Glass HOTEL. AMI hOAlsp1HH. HOUSE
~ 10 klxn for s4s to Addrpss lsox b3 Elgn,
A NAKEKY AND C9NFECTlUNERY on SOUTH
slls fnr sale now doinx stod ps,ns has!nets, a
Glance srlaUn harIcd. nHleE faB Qth0r luAiua&4 Ia
Quit1 At ltbolH II, l63 Dsatbotn-st.
A CoSrRDt1iHo ISTRNhsT IN kTRloIl.Y
II Legitimate Lu.uss for AlA; bpst In thc city. Nerd
Of capital ony rtason Addrcas Is, Tribune ora
f,uUp GARNER GROCERY ON SOUTH H1pli
~ for ,alr cheap far cai. Call sidrsss. A. j. UuL
ny, Ill khuth WAteF4t.
I HAVE STOCK Of NOUTN AND SHORE,
raus a. o. With which wish 10 iou with party
Atdfcss BOOTS AND aktuEs. Tribune ot1ca.
CAia,UN iiCESsF: ANi5 nNM.MNlSi fiXFlVIS
. fnF sale. Southwest eorn4E Mtohlgan-Ay. and
Ad&lIsst.
re MAN WITH! 4 small. CASH nAFlrAiA
tae oppoFt ahftI will ~ {xsu rDAll1A u last $40
per nIuMtli. All!ftt. A Il Ethuue nLtcA.
, 1875-10-12

C1TuAT10N TANTED-EY A YOUNG GOfOREp
y rtan sexton Of church a. jaanr Of Iii; oxux.
feacrd In The business Addttfs j r.. Tribune oace.
.,ITBATInN WANTED-AS wA1CHMAN ny 4
- scahs. ini1stbts. trnEerafn JnurR nxn can xtsS
htst n ciiy scforcnrci m xlfa A5 Ia money IL iseurt.
u tnf hDheAtY. j &. TEthnne oIle..
, 1875-10-12

4 Ill PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RAEuMA-
n t1srn. NtntA1gl4. fltca rrrGse ttAt tfs4t.
mont trss. Csll aadsass R HUhYEA. lsl West Ad.
, 1875-10-12

1HOR SALE, EIiEAF-tlN!i HEHHlSI'S LIZ tKiEAF
Ch4Mftan III .p1noF aat1 neatly A9H. cuabsnaslnu
lock. AAats.s /. Is Ir4taas sf4ou.
1,,nK k3IE-uIt EXCHANGE FOX ttttlH UHlN-
ou;pLercti tsaf estate tia rcs4ul Nelst, Church
aud pJo,mllvr liIltun blh lying At Manistau, Mich.
AdIreas q. IL. hltEIAllH. l4nslugs alcn.
1aoR sAI,E-AS Et,EiASr NEW KNIGHT TRXp.
lara .utht ru1EtluL; viii suN Gasap fur uxAh. Ad-
dsp1s A u. TFahuuv ualcu.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-20

PRESENTATION OF CoLoRS To THE
JACOB ZoUAyEs.-The beautiful flag pre-
sentcd by Governor Jacob, of this State,
to the Jacob Zouayes, of Piedmont, was
received by that body, on Saturday after
noon, so says the Cumberland News.
The proceedings were witnessed by
great number Of persons and the utmost
enthusiasm prevailed.
Governor Jacob arrived in Piedmont
at two o'clock p. NJ, and was received by
large crowd of citizens and a commit
tee of the officers of she Zouaves, by whom
he was escorted to the Kenny House
where he remained until the hour set for
the presentation-fye o'clock-and in
the meantime was visited by anumber of
his fellow citizens.
At five o'clock the Zouayes, with full
ranks. bearing their ncwly received arms,
and presenting very fine appearance,
assembled in front of their drill room, and
formed a hollow square, in front Of which
Governor Jacob, John Broydrick, Esq,
an honorary member of the Zouaves, who
had been selected by them to formally re-
ceive the colors, and others took their
stand. The drill room was tastetully
decorated inside and out with evergreens'
in festoons and wreaths. One Of the lat
ter encrcled the inscription:
WELCOME, GOVERNOR JACOB.
The flag, which has been described IN
these columns, was presented BY the
Governor in a short, neat, speech, which
was happily responded to by Mr.. Broy-
drick, who received the flag and gave it
into the hands of the officers.
After the presentation the Zouaves
marched through the town and were re-
viewed by the Governor at different
points.
! AT 9 O'clock r. VI. the Governor and Il
number of prominent. gentlemen were
invited to banquet at the Kenney
House, whore bountitu! repast was par
taker of and a number of felicitous of
hand speeches were made. At ll:4O P.
VI. Governor Jacob was escorted to the
depot by the Zouaves, and shortly after
ward took the tram for Wheeling, amid
three rouslng cheers and tiger from the
! corps named in his honor.