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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
Squibs.

\ Si"nx motto White man big smart
he furnish brains red man he ap
brave knock 'em out
1t was Il Connecticut man who I'm no
his clothes on the line in the ward to
save burglars the trouble of breaking
in.
Hope is said to he brightest when it
dawnS from fears. This is a very beau
iltul thought. but it seldom occurs to IA
man who has just got up off his wife's
new hat.
The Norwich Bulletin saws: "A good
deal of disappointment was felt recent
~ over report that spotted adder
could he seen on Shetucket street. as
It turned ont to he nothing but bank
clerk with the measles"
"Where'S the haI ?" asked dirty
looking stranger of the bell-boy of the
hotel the other day. "What kind of a
bar 2" asked the latter. why, sa-
loon barof course; what do you suppose,
! mean p "W-e-l-l." drawled the boy
Il didn't know but you might mean a
bar of soap.
The following which is suggestive to
coffee drinkers is from Il tombstone in
Here lies, cut down like unripe fruit
The wife of Deacon Amos Shute:
She died of drinking too much coffee
Ann" Dominy eighteen forty"
Ticket. SIR said the conductor. IL
pass. said the gentlemanly beat. "On
the contrary, | order you up" replied
the knight of the punch Il assist"
remarked the stalwart brakeman, rs he
rolled up his sleeves. "Well, then.
make it diamonds" said the beat in "A
tone of mingled sadness and sarcasm us
he reluctantly handed over the fare and
pointing to the conductors coruscating
bosom.
strange case of attempted kidnap-
ping, which may result fatally. occurred
at Brighton, Saturday night S. X. Me
Cready, an active member of the reform
club. was distributing temperance tracts
on the street. when three men cruelIy
beat and jumped on him, and then
wrapped blanket about this head.
bundled him into the bottom of a wag-
on and drove off. McCready finally
cried out, when the men.threw him out
of the wagon and escaped, but it was
many hours before McCready could tell
what happened to him.
Julius Caesar died of Roman punches
administered by Brutus.
Il say, Pomp wots de'stinction
tween poetry and wot dey call Plank
verse 7" "Why tell you, Nebuchad-
nezzar, when | say:
Tumble ober mill dam
Come down slam.
dat's poetry but when say:
Tumble ober dat dam mill,
Come down ker plash,
dat's plank verse; University Maqa-
sine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15
EI SINESS CARDS.

CHAS. A. AIKEN,
.ANutuErE TUNER, JoHNsON's BLOCK.
Railroad Street, st. Johnsbury.
l.. B. CUSHING, Md,
homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Successor 10 DR.. HOughtOn.)
80 sui residence opp. the Bakery. Main st
HENRY &. BATES,
..'ENEt At LAW, K. X St, st. Johnsbury
faithfully attend 10 any professional busi
'"-ai'u-ir'i {" his care AT moderate charges
AGA II. a. BABBITT,
Dealers in
20 "i FANCY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES
,''' h'Iiy Made Clothing, SilUer FIdted
var a. which will be sold for Cash or
Ready FAY AT the Lowest Prices, at
The NJ" odd Fellows Block.
'.5 A>ImtI ST JoHNsBURY, VT
DANIELS, SYLVESTER n CO.,
DEALERS IN
MA Is AND GROC ERIES.
Wand Elock, Railroad Street.
hAETLETT. DANIELS a co.
DEALERS IN
-"' EEIE> AND MEATS.
'.' ">u,r ST .Iohp.nurv
~
HtLLtRD a FOLSOM.
'hiNl'IANs AND SURGEoNs
st Johnsbury.
bank Block Main Street
'..'ia i'-'drncr Dr. Folsom's residence
~ .''A A'rnIr. Cherry Street
-.' ''''- iI"m . To 10 \. NJ. to 2P NJ
..,,. JoIIN BACON ed,
''H'I ~ HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
>i I"'u~hury Centre, VT.
II. BROOKS, VI. d..
.. FH1 >l.IAN AND SURGEON.
''''' lace opp. the Bakery, ST. JOhnsbury
THOMAS BARTLETT,
h+tL'E AT LAW. ST. JoHNsBURY. VT.
''' 'i Lyndon. 2ltf
... WV. W. CIRCUIT,
ny MD COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"'i'"H Vermont.
..,.. "tn. II. FRENCH,
=. '~h6 Is GENERAL MERCHANDISE
- usually kept in country store.
- '''' a. lotc as the Iotrest
I 'r-t papers made upon short notice.
l.'- VERMONT.
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Business pireetorn.

..r, HH>IHtSS dHu LOcuiiOH O| me ttUU
E,,Hr>S Houses IN 81. JOhRsburU.
Agricultural Tools and Hardware.
...,ElL : SONS. Hoyt'S Block, L. K. 81
Apothecaries.
BINGHAM No. : Bank Block, Main ST
Attorney. at Law.
.m\lGuMFEY, Jrwrtts Building. X. X. St
..,l, MAY over K. Il. Office, and Post Office
g.NAIuE Noe Caledonian Blk, up stairs
WILLARD Main ST. over Hall \ Fletcher =
!.rt Estate ErnkeT.
I.uuk- and Stationery.
4,EuA EoWELI. Calrdonian Blk, Main 81
Book Binders.
l,ItNF \ 60. Agt's Monument Square.
BIimk---LreaI and Business.
Il 4 ,liNE = 60 Monument Square.
Bakers aud Confectioners.
,,>A LEkpLEY. Main Street.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
.4 tllEENNkS co, Fairbanks Village.
trnckrrt. GLASS and Stone Ware.
.4. tAIEKNNk> y co, Fairbanks Village.
D.rrlins Paper HangingS, Window shades.
.4I EAIl.EkNk> y co, Fairbanks Village
Dentists.
HiEKIN> CIlrdnnian Block, Nam Street
" l. G""d-. Grncerir- and Fruits,
gt.GtW~N = rEIIENGILL, Eastern Avenue
pn G""d- and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
HllI l,ruur Block, K. K. Street.
iAl iAN;EANk> \ co. Fairbanks Village
Furniture and Ca>kets.
-... $ >NII>EE Main Street.
..rH ). {. 4 nL'IsNVnnh nn l. nm l. 1
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S5.0OO,OOO or $1,000, 900, and yet the
total amount of the income for that
period, upon which he paid taxes. in
Guiding penalties, was only Sl6S, ,474!
The amount of taxes and penalties COM
blned paid by him to the Government,
was 81 .36l .6. Another interesting
fact is that from 1862 to 1866, inclusive,
lilden paid city, county and state taxes
on only $4,000 of personal property
Is Samuel j. Tilden an honest man.
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paid 10y MI. Tilden during the c"ninu-
;Incr of the income tax.
I-62
This WAS the first wear tor which tan
c> upon incomes were levied. and MI
/ Iildcn made Il return of S7.IIS. upon
which he was assessed ut the rate of
three per cent. The amount of taN WaS
S2l3.54. and it WAS paid December y.
/ l~ti3. This wear. l~,i2. WAS the wear in
/ which his professional fees from the ST
Louis. Alton and Terre Haute source
were S2n.OO0 and the Cumberland Coal
/ Company paid him S5.OOO He WAS
| ais" entitled to receive. and probably
| did receive some thousands of dollars
Us interest on investments. to S;lN moth
| ing of additional sums a> personal earn
ing>.
lS63.
lllden made another return to the
Assessor of Internal Revenue in lS6l
for the year l~G:}. 1t included two items
of S7.626 and S7.:Ai6. rcspectivclv.
pom the first the rate WAS five p,I
cent. and upon the second two per cent.
The total tax wis >52S.62. and il WIS
paid June %. lSti4. In this wear ii Spc-
clal war tax WIS levied. which increased
the amount. Iildcu waS required to
pay S149.6O. This was rcceiptcd foI
January ii. 1865. No further return of
income WAS ever made by Tildcn. In
the succeeding years. during which th,
tax continued, he neglected wholly t.
make any returns whatever. and tn,
aSScSSorS were obliged to guess at his
income. adding thereto Il penalty fol
the neglect.
Income estimated at S2O.OOO. inclu-
ding penalty. upon which the tax
amounted to Sl,750. Paid October I3,
1868.
Estimated income. 5000 Total tax
and penalty, S2.Ir9.50. Paid Decem
ber l3, lS66. The penalty for the vear
lS65 was an addition of p per cent.
1866.
Income assumed to be SI4 900. Pen
atty raised 10y law to 30 per cent. Total
tax and penalty. II $50. Paid August
26, 1867.
Estimate of income. SI6.OOO. Tax
and penalty, 200. PAID November
-. 1865.
1865.
Income claimed to he SI4.:6l. For
some unexplained reason no penalty
wa> eXacted. Tax, $7IS.3O. Paid Feb
ruary 26, 1870.
1869.
Income estimated at SI7 900. Tax,
with penalty, Sl,275. Paid February
%, 1871.
1870.
Estimate of income S20,OOO: rate
lowered to p per cent. Tax and pen
atty, $3.50. Paid November 25, 1871.
lS7l.
The last year for which income fax
was levied. Income estimated at S25.-
900. Tax and penalty, S937 80. Paid
November -, 1872.
Here is record covering ten wears.
during which Tilden amassed the most
OF his princely fortune, supposed to be
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JufrLs.

lv, I"iI>>BURY HOUSE.
az, H. IT. JoHNsBURY, VT.
WALKER, Proprietor.
-..,., AVENUE HOUSE.
howe ,,.,., ST. JoHNsBURY, VT
MORRISON, Proprietors.
E>> HOUSE
q ENN' l-Cu. CALIFORNIA
N'i 4 co. Pruprietors
WI N,>>tIELD HOTEL.
,,, u.,.l STOWE VT.
--ut. with all the modern improve
,um"dati"ns for 800 guests.
+ kFELER. Manager,
zLr>i ~ LiAN HOTEL,
't" T. WARD proprirtoT MA'Sh'
United STATES HOTEL.
,.,-, Portland Ne.
.,,i., 'yiN 'enire Of the CITY Tn. best
''""Nr i"r business men.
HEATED BY STEAM
"'' # An,.,,ra Gtsea to g,,.,.
- nest the Market Affords.
Roam. ait, will be but g. 90 Der day.
including Parlor and Bedroom
" NttlttlIFT L
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NOTICE! +!

u. tlp. II ,i9ii MY have this day given to
l ,taI rr.., 'iiIfllan the rest of his ninnr'
' Do, ,gurr,.,.''.'ht .''ht OF his wages nor pay any
10. tihg after this dat.
".4e IT lhOMAS GILFHLAN.
y ugust Il ls76. I0,l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15

AFRICAN DISCovERY.-The Chicago
Tribune has intercepted il letter sent
by Stanley in Africa to the Herald. de
>cribing Il great battle between himself
and 25.UO natives. He SAYS:
have previously mentioned in nv
letters that reports we've current among
the Wa@anda that Gammonbanagera
WAS occupied 10y Il race of white negroes.
Having this in mind watched intentl\
during the battle for some of these
strange people. Discerning Il tall,
iic>hy. white-taced man. who seemed "A
leader of his fellows. mingling in the
ilIcke>t of the fray, | captured him.
Attcr the battle. remembering the cab
tINe. haStencd to him. wishing to learn
something of the strange phenomenon
a white black. Upon coming into
his presence, | looked intently at him.
when suddenly Il thought flashed thlo
my brain. my feelings overcame me.
thought. has fortune reserved for me
this cr"wning feather in the cap of dis
r"rcrN | advanced. Il Thousand emo
tons swelling i'll my bosom. The cap
tive arose. | said:
This. ! believe. is"
Il ann. said the seeming apparition.
1t was Boss Tweed.
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Tilden's Income Tax.

The Troy Times has published til,
paid 10y MI. Tilden during the coninu-
;Incr of the income tax.
I~ti.D
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,r,,r.' Monument, st. JOhnsbury, VT.
.,n..-uur copy per annum- $50
. ,Al '''''
,,h.cribrr will find On his paper in con
k"" H. bf- name the date to which he has
.ri ,,tl,rr receipt j. necessary
80 Fr,.. iu caledonia County. Subscrib-
f"'''ee fI.- t.,untN will remit with their sab
- .l' =. Ten cents IN addition for postage az the
81 ,.,,iiil,.- al postage "n the CdiedOnidn to
"a 'A" ,l.,. At the st. Iohnsbury Post Office
printing uf all kinds done at living prices
l'' and modern machinery and skillful work
""" "".,Il ALL kinds ut job Printing can be done
-'- md A. cheap ~ III the cities.
-, Hank. ,arl and Paper stock constantly
Rate of Advertising.
.-.,IalIu--. one inch spaceD one week, 81 90
Each continuance --.----.--.---...-.25 ~
81, ..larr a. lines, one week -----------.-----! -
80 Each continuance t--------------------15 Is
malt, ,,illr inch of spacel per year 90
-' -. nd per wear leach hne) )---.---..-.-l.0O 90
'-,p. E-tI.i,- Notices to Legislature, etc. so
80 \.t,,,- prr square, one week -.-.... 4 %
Each continuance .--..------------..] 30
- iJ,.r,,.,,tets illustrated I0ih Cuts, tloenty-
.f .l,at IIrau,, orer scale rates. No ObjectiOnd.
,,.,n,i.-. rscsired and nothing but legitimate
20, lf,sr',.lny solicited
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15

A. another gratifying Indication of
business revival, it is stated by the New
York Bulletin. that the A. w. Sprague
manufacturing company intend forth
with t" start their extensive print works
IT Providence. X. |. These mills, when
worked to THEN full capacity, emplo,
some 10000 operatives. From other
parts OF the country comes hopeful ad-
vices of an improvement in trade, and
the indications are. in all respects. bet
ter than for some Years past.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-15

a {. 6. Primglc, of Charlotte, has
recently shipped ten cases of ferns to
England. He has taken Il great liking
10 old Mansfield this summer, from the
fact that he finds there some rare speci-
mems of plants. He planted this last
spring some 300 varieties of potatoes
for b. X. Bliss & Sons. of New York.
They will he on exhibition in Philadel-
phia III October. He also has the largest
bed of golden band lilies in the state.
The bulbs belong to Bliss & Sons, of
New York
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Mrs. Hayes and the Family Habits.

Mrs. Hayes, whom we knew in her
girlhood as Lucy Webb, was educated
at the Wesleyan female college at Gin
clnnatl, and is Il consistent member of
the Methodist church and he is him
self regular attendant upon its ser
vices. There is one fact which we can
not forbeai to state. Though not
professor of religion, so far as we know,
he has always maintained the beautiful
habit or reading the scripture, night
and morning in his family and after
the chapter is read they all kneel down
and repeat the Lords prayer, as if they
believed in Gods providence and good
ness for guidance and protection.
Should he and his estimable wife have
The fortune of taking possession of the
White House we are morally certain
that each day will he opened and closed
III the same manner.--Rer. DR.. Teff.
y The Centennial Memorial of Wind
Sor. containing record of the pro-
cecdings of the late 4th of July
celebration also the historical address
OF Kew. DIR. Cutting, and the poem of 5.
Morrison, Esq. then delivered, to-
gether with Il view of Windsor as it is
III 1876. embracing its business and in
dustlie>; its churches, schools and
libraries its public grounds, buildings
and institutions its professions, town
officers and civic and industrial socic-
ties. and Il complete list of real estate
owners is published
. {. q. Primglc, of Charlotte, has
recently shipped ten cases of ferns to
England. He has taken "A great likinp
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
PRESCOTT.

PM Simons is suffering from acute rheu-
matism.
Al Carroll has large stock of seeders
for sale
Mr.. Leavitt's child that was scalded, is re-
covering rapidly.
A corps of experienced mechanics is
working in Redmon & Co.'S mil, putting in
more machinery.
That Democratic paper, we hear, has "bust-
ed" for the present.
Bets are being made on the river opening
by the 18th of April.
A. Cray is fitting up the second story of his
brick block in fine style, for Offices
The Plaindealer Office has been refitted,
painted and vanished, and looks alive.
Dr. J. Welsh, an Indian Botanic physician,
is performing some marvellous cures here
A revival is in progress at the Baptist
Church under the leadership Of Rev. l. Ken
ney.
w H. Leavitt has rece "a the appoint
ment as Deputy sheriff, vice 4. A. Brooks,
removed.
The city was full Of Changers at their last
meeting. It really makes the place alive on
their festival days.
A. b. Falling will build boat-hou on the
Lake this spring, and will keep yachts and
row-boats for hire.
The members OF the family Of X Hammond
Of the Mondeh House, are recovering from
their protracted illness.
A suit at law is on the taps wherein 4
school district and an ex-treasurer's bonds.
man are the parties '''igant,
D. II Bates Is able 10 be out but the shocl
he received in his fall has partially paralyzed
one side Of his face aud head.
Considerable wheat is being hauled in auC
ont Of town. That which comes in Is for sale
that which goes out is for seed
Uncle Joe Moore is in the city looking ate
his farm interests. He speaks very enoour
agingly Of Kansas and Nebraska where he Ia
been located the last three years
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DIAMOND BLrFF.

The wood business has been exceedingly
light here this winter and, consequently,
business very dull.
Nero Brothers are building a warehouse,
9ix40, three stories on the river side. II Is
an institution very much needed here
The most exciting event Of the winter here
was a lawsuit the other day, in which Messrs.
McCue and Buck were the parties. A Jury
was empanelled-'5qGire Quimby presided,
and Charley Nero was "Clsrk Of The Court"
over twenty witnesses were in attendance,
among whom were fifteen ladies. In fact II
was a ladies' party, the action having been
brought by McCue 70 recover pay for the
board Of defendants wife. The Judge, afler
a prolonged DISCUSSION, admitted the wife "a
testify in the case, and, musical indeed was
the testimony In the case thereafter. Verdict
for the plaintiff; damages, s4l.45.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30

L. L. Condit lost a valuable horse last week.
There is considerable sickness in this Sec
ton.
c. A. Hawn is doing large business in
the lumber line.
VIM. Silkworth has returned from the east
ern part Of the state, where he has been on a
business trip
NJ. p Lindsey, Grand Lecturer Of Grand
Lodge of l. o. o. f., of Wisconsin, reorgan-
lied Rock Elm Lodge, No. 1888, which had
suspended, on the 9th instant. The officers
elected and duly installed are, NJ. G. Guest,
~ G.; George White, v. G. s. J Fox, Treas
urer David Scott, R. s.; J. II. Persons, p S.
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PLuM CITY.

L. NJ Doughty has returned to his farm in
Pepin county
Every day brings something new, and
among other things. lawsuit, semi-occas
ionally, for a change.
J. J. Shultess is expected to return from
Madison this week, having completed his
University course there.
No excitement here yet over town meeting.
The prospect is, however, that Hon. J. II.
Persons will be elected Chairman for the en-
suing year.
During the coming summer c. L. Taylor
will remove all the machinery he is now en-
ploylng in the stave and heading business at
Maiden Rock, to this place.
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oLIvKr.

Ella McCardle is home from Prescott for 8
tew days, visiting friends
Miss Maria Burns and her father leave fol
Hartford, Ct, in about two weeks.
The Adventists are holding a series of lect.
ures at this place which are very interesting
to all.
VIM. Mccoy will move into town soon with
his young wife. They intend to make this
their home
Property in 0livet is changing hands again.
Z. NJ Hudry has sold out to Jefferson Hill
Dir. Hudry is going south this season.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
ONO.

Rev. Zegler holds regular services at this
place, every alternate week.
Report says that Hon. Z. Holt will erect a
new dwelling house this summer
The day for new sugar is near at hand
even at our doors We hope so, at least.
George Van Schoonhoven has sold his farm
Of one hundred and sixty acres, for 5000.
We understand that Miss Julia Morse, OF
River Fails, has been engaged to teach the
summer term Of school in this district.
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Now for maple sugar

Now for maple sugar.
Mrs Joel Coon Of Spring Lake lies danger
ously IN
We grieve 70 report that death robbed Mr..
Knud Nilsson Of his wife on the 9th inst
The snow yields reluctantly 70 this warm
sun, and there Is good sleighing yet in the
woods
Mr., J. Graham and wife, Of Spring Lake,
have their sleep disturbed by 3 pair Of
twins
The dam At Preston * Kings saw-mil has
broken away for the second time within the
lAst three weeks.
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RINxIcKIYyIc.

Quarterly meeting at the church next Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Kinnicknnic is ahead in Centennial speci.
mems. The latest is boy at T. 7. Follansbee's
weighing II < lbs.
Mrs. Williams died at the residence Of her
son, Clinton Williams, on the Goth inst, after
long life of more than ninety years
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30

THE PICTURE.

little friend was at my side
And on page OF white
She wrought with care a picture
With mingled shade and light,
A frown came to her snowy brow,
A tear drop to her eye,
"The lines viii not go straight" she said
sand so l will not try"
spoke cheering word, and then,
The sun shone through the rain;
She smiled and said ''rll turn the leaf,
And draw the lines again.
A fruitless wish came to my heart,
Of mingled JOY and PAIN
oh, would that might change my life,
And live II once again.
River Falls, Wis.
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FL PAso

The winter term of the school here closed
last Friday.
At the last County Council, P Of H., Mr.
Ira Williams, of Ellsworth, was appointed
agent for the sale OF stock in the county.
A temperance society has been org anized
here called the Father Matthew Total Absti.
hence and Benevolent Society of Fl Paso
John Stanley, President; Frank Grant, Cor
responding Secretary; J. B. Meehan, Record
ing Secretary.
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Picture Frames and MouIdlngS

For want of space will not attempt 70 fur
ther eBumerate and conclude by extending
10 the community . cordial invitation 70 call
aud examine my stock
Physicians Prescriptions aHd Family Re.
orip,s will receive the personal attention Of
Sir Gould, who will b. found ~ his post Al
All hours, day aud night
Sabbath hours, $50 70 ioAH ito4, 8 %
i'm
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CORNISH g. HUNT.

TURNER'S. All kinds Of ornamar,at r,..,...
- LOT lisu-es, and Fancy Work What Nots. ma
10y tnhg made Of or embellished with wood
sAop In Fosters Mil, River Falls. wis. ls-33
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MRS. S. A. SNYDER,

- Millinery Store Of Mrs scales Fvarrv 49,, We
snss inc promptly attended to aud nestly sons
satisfaction guaranteed N'"e
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N. e. BURNS,

noNs wagons, buggies and sleghs. and doas rs.
~ sa 3 a. nis saop on Maple street special
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dARTIN RIPPLE,

A AShloHABLE TAILOR Work done 10 order
4 on short notice and on reasonable terms So
al hs residence, opposite the Normal school
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0. W. PETERSON

,aLhh ~ watches, Clocks and Jewelry Re-
give satisfaction. 'i'""'ou 70
River Falls, Wis t-.oo
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
MISSES LEvINGs.

II EEP Bookstore embracing School a., ,,,-,
- laneous Books, Periodicals and Magaz;nes
III III supply Of Stationary. Main ST., River FsIIs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
W. c. KING

pAINTER Graner, Gazier and Paper Hanger.
d orders ieit 1T the Post-otee. River FALL. Wis,
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
4. W. REED,

DEALER IN Watches. Clock, and Isv.,.,. n.
~ pairing done on short notice and 1870 NO
to giys satisfaction "' "a'iAHts'
RIVER Falls Wis -,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30

CpNEEfANCER, Collector aad Justice of TIE
- Peace. New Centerville, Wis IS IL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
A. P. WELD,

A.. j. GOLDEN,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & DENTIST Office AZ
MS residence opposite the "Press" Officq
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
JOSEPH JELLINGs.

HOUSE, CARRIAGE SIGN AINTER. sbop
- over Wells Livery Stable, River Fails Wis.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-03-30
b. II. PILLAR.

BLACKSMITH, Shop on Main ST., south of Braey.
- stt House Particular attention given to shoe