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A short time ago we mentioned that
Daniel D. Morgan and Jonah Jones
probably had consumption. We knew
nothing about it except from rumor. We
learn that some of their friends became
alarmed, and supposed that some physi-
clan had given us the information.
Neither they nor their friends regard
their disease as consumption. We hope
this may be the case, as they are valua-
BILE business men and useful citizens, and
hope they may soon be restored to
health.
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The Grand Oratoria of the Creation
will be given in Portsmouth, on Tuesday,
2Sth inst, by the Harmonic Society of
that city, consisting of sixty voices and
eleven instruments. We are informed
that quite party is going from Jackson.
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Probate Court Procec .-ngs.

Mary A. Livengood admr'x of Nathar
N. Livengood decd VS.. Miranda ]. Liv
engood ct al. Petition to complete con
tract. Petitioner ordered to complete
contract and execute deed.
In the matter of the last will and ties
lament of Joseph Phillips Sr. Will filed
proven and admitted to probate and rec
ord. John Phillips appointed executor.
Bond 81, 200.
George A. Leach appointed guardian
Of Hugh Nc and James d. Young mi
nors. Bond $400.
The State of Ohio vs. George Partlow.
Petit larceny. Dismissed for want of ju-
risdiction.
The State of Ohio VS.. David Walters.
Assault and battery. Dismissed for
want of jurisdiction.
The State of Ohio vs. John D. Pickrel.
Selling mortgaged property. Dismissed
for want of jurisdiction.
In the matter of the last will and tes-
lament of Matilda Marvin. Will filed,
proven and admitted to probate and
record
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
George w. Deems and Rachel Turner
David Randell and Rachel Nelson.
John II. jackson and Ami Mosbarger.
Clinton Vanduzen and Ella Cook.
Since we wrote the article about pub
lie printing, we learn that the Commits
sioners of Scioto county undertook to let
out the public printing to the lowest bid
der. Publishers of newspapers are not
generally fools, and so none of the pub
fishers put in any bids. The result is, to
cave the matter just where it was be-
Ore
We are more strongly than ever of the
opinion that the correct method is, to fix
he price by law. That is now done
With the delinquent list, and the publ |
'ation OF the monthly proceedings of
county Commissioners, and all parties |
re satisfied. Only ten dollars is allowed |
or each months publication of the re-
'ort of the Commissioners, and some
months it is worth hundred dollars, but
hen no paper is compelled to publish it
{ this low price. We notice, however,
hat none OF them refuse it.
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Mrs. Stevenson, wife of George Steven
son. died last week, and was taken to
Portsmouth for burial. Mrs. Stevenson
was over sixty years of age, and had
been in poor health for several years.
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Dr. Pagin will be in Jackson on
Wednesday and Thursday, April 5th and
9th, and will stop at the Gibson House,
where the afflicted can find him.
mar16td
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The Republicans Of Liberty township
will meet at the town house in said town
ship on the 9th inst, at two o'clock P.
M, to nominate a ticket for township
officers
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The anniversary of the Jackson County
Bible Society will be held in the NJ. E.
Church, Jackson. Ohio Saturday evening,
March 10Th, 1876.
Wa. I. SAPPINGTox, Sec'y.
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We learn that Mrs Lewis, wife OF Da-
vid Lewis, of Gallia Station, has been
dangerously sick, but she was better on
Monday morning.
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SECOND
HALF-YEARLY
) L A L e M T. n Il

OF the Auditor and Treasurer of Jack
son county, Ohio, for the halfyear
ending February 29th, 1876, in compli-
ance with an act of the Legislature of
the State of Ohio, passed April 5th,
1859, to provide for the better regula-
ton of the receipts, disbursements,
and safe keeping Of the public reye-
nue..
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Let there be q good turn out Of Repub-
licans on Saturday to appoint delegates to
the State convention.
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We are aut horized by DR.. l. T. Mona
han TO say that he will open the Isham
House as hotel by the first Of April. or
sooner. He is now having it thoroughly
repaired and cleaned up, and he hopes
to conduct it in a manner that will be
satisfactory to the public
We desire to say, on our own response
bility. that the Isham House gave little
cause of complaint when conducted by
DIR. Monahan, some years ago.
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THE LOST CAUSE.

magnificent picture i4xls inches In size,
printed on heavy plate paper, beautiful I'm de-
sign and artistic In execution. IL represents a
Confederate Soldier after the war returning 10
his home, which he finds lonely and de~olate
In 'front.' OF thcruined cottage, telling . sad tale
OF the miseries OF war, are two graves with rude
crosses, on one OF which some friendly hand
has hung garland. To the right the calm riv-
er and the rising moon indicate peace and
rest. The stars seen through the the trees rep
resent the Southern Cross. IL n a picture that
viii touch every Southern heart and should
md place In every Southern home. sent by
mail mounted on a roller and postpaid on re-
ceipt Of = cents, or for 90 cents.
Address JOHN BURRoW CO, Pubs,
Bristol, Tenn.
BS-Agents wanted everywhere 10 sell our
cheap and popular pictures. - 10 $40 per day
easily made. No money required until pictures
are sold. send stamp for catalogue and terms.
feb2l-lt
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Miss Lizzie Morgan, sister Of Prof. NJ.
J. Morgan, deceased, died Saturday morn
ing.
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Are the voters of Jackson going to
elect honest. decent men, to fill the Viii
lage offices this spring2
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Mite Society on Wednesday night of
thiA week at the residence OF ]. ?. Suth-
erland, on South Street.
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DRIDGE NOTICE.

Sealed bids for the buiidinz Of bridgs aero
MeDowcl's Run, near the Huron furn viii
D. received Rt the Hardware store of r. =. Mat.
thews, where plan and specifications may be
seen, until April iHt. ISIS. street COMMITTEES
reserve the right 70 reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM NArGIN,
rs. MATTHEW.
tsmartd Committee
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, ReEnittent Fever. Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatic
pOisons.
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UNDERTAKING
CLAIM AGENT.
Soldiers Claim Agency.
. H q. MILLER.
JACKSON @. H, OHIO,

(SUccessor 10 Isd1c RObsrfs, dec'dJ
VIII give personal attention TO the collection
OF PENSIONS and BOUSTIES. No charge 10
case Of failure.
Particular attention given 10 obtaining In
crease for lOw-rate pensions, Quarterly youch-
ers Of pensioners carefully prepared. My sue
cess In the business his been remarkable. where
claims are worthy; and can be accounted for
on no other ground than the very careful and
thorough manner with which conduct their
prosecution.
Of the country. There exists no necessity for
giving your business TO foreign agents. IL can
be done as well, ana much cheaper at home.
2ifeb76y II. G. MILLER.
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PATENTS.
-: . q. ;;::;: !: !: |: |:

sketch and fuil description ofJour ~ vsntion.
We will make en- examination af the Patent
once and " Ne WINS ~ pstTnAeetes vi @ena
you papers and advicc, and pro-ecufs ygur
case. our tee will he Ia ordinary $3.50. -.
ADVICE FMEE
ar-ssnd stamp Cor our "Uuids Cor uAtainina
Patents" book % o. pagna.
Addruss t-LnrtH nAGNER a CO. 9uliCitora
Patents. Washington, d. &.
March g-1m
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TO PEDDLERs.

Notice - hereby given % all persons who are
pesidliug In Jackson county without a license.
That they are requested 90 got the proper iicrnse
or the statute will have 20 be eufoscrd.
T. W. PATTEfusON, Auditor J. e.
lauarow
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A VALUABLE WORK.

The Centennial History of the United
States, from the Discovery of the
American Continent to the Close Of
the First Century of American Inde-
pendence. By James d. McCabe, Au-
thor of "a Manual Of General His
tory" "The Great Republic" Etc,
Etc,
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TO STOCKHOLDERS.

WELIsTOS, o.. March I, 1915.
To the Stockholders Of the Dayton a south
Eastern II. r., In Jackson county, Ohio.
Your ttst nstnliment OF ten per cent. will be-
due and pa able March 18th. Books at Milton
Furnace Office, WellSton, ohio. All are cx-
pectcd TO pay promptly. as the work e pro-
gceasing well. II. Z. AUSTIN,
mAr.l0-d Trustee.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March eff B. kahn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hale keeps the finest imported wines gins
liquors and bTandies, strictly for medicinal use
only, of any one in Jackson.
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S. $40 day yfEs6S # Ss9s saSBls GB Fsqans S35a g
Maine. mario, Toy
C,END DC. To q. T.. ROWELL CO., New
- York, tor Pamphlet OF 100 pages. containing
lists OF 800 newspapers, and estimates showing
cOst of advertising. mar. 10. 10y
c11 a day at home. Akents wanted. OUTFIT
OH and terms free. TRUE CO, Augusta
Maine. marie, Toy
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WORTH DOUBIE o,;s Tas;s {, goods pa e SIS )
LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
List OF letters remaining I'm the POstOnice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending March
IA, 1876.
Balduc Louis, kishner Jacob,
Lampbert Miss Mary, MOOrhead Miss v. y,
Mullon Miss Lecta, McClary George
Reed David, Smith Cad,
Nandivort Samuel r., Webster Lloyd w,
Wood John.
Persons calling for any OF these letters please
say advertised" and give date OF list.
=. T.. BALDRIDGE. p. NJ.
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INSURANCE.
How Lost, How Restoredl

Just published. a nnw esiition %
Dr. Cuteerueti Csisbra'sd Hs.
- .Isay on the radical cure fuithuut
Xmsdieinsl of hpsFmatorrhra %
Seminal Wrnkne~a. Involuntary hrfninal Ao@A-
-, tmputeury. Mrntai aud Physical innapas
city, tmpcdimentn % Marriage, etc. aiso, Coz
sumptinn, Epilspsy and fita, induced ~ srif
tnduigrura o. srnuai extravaganza. etc
go ffinr. In = sealed enNeluprs Only sin centAs
tn celebrated muthufs In thtM admtfahle -
say. clearly dnfnumafratnas frufu thifty year
surcgssful prartice. that the alarming cunae-
qtisuocs % .aif-ahuss may - radically cursd
without the danguruus use uf internal unedtctns
of the application - the knlfs pulniinm out
ulnia 81 ruFo at once simple csftMlus mnd snert@
uai by means of which rvsrY sunsfsfs no mat
la y nat hts condition may be, may eurr him
arif rhrarlY. privately aud fadtcallrs
@TThia Lrctura should - IN the hands %
every youth and every man In the land
ss.Tut uudur urai. lm plain ruNrlufnns 80 any
addrcas. postpaid ON feCrirf % sin csnta ~
two postage stampa.
Addreas tho Publishers,
n. nRroMAS a Soy.
a Ann ~, sew YORK Y. o. boz 60.
an "a. Te-iy
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~ No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities of
the American people than
sure and safe cure for Fever
4 and Ague. such we are now
- enabled 10 offer, with perfect
certainty that IL will eradicate
the disease, and with assur-
ance, founded on proof, that no harm can arise
That which projects from or prevents this dis
order must be OF immense service In the com
manies WnsrS f ,he psflsni cscapes he rsI Which
he must run in violent attacks Of this baleful dis
temper. This "CURE" eNpels the miasmatic
poison OF FEVER AND AGUE from the system,
and prevents the development Of the disease II
taken on the first approach Of IFS premoniiory
symptoms. IL = not only the pest rei,n.eay eyer
also the cheapest The large quantity we cup.
ply for a dollar brings i within the reach Of
FEyIR Asp AGuE prevails, everybody should
have IL, and use IL freely, both Tor cure and pro-
lection. II Is hoped this price viii place . within
a great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermittents - that it contains no Qui-
nine or mineral; consequently il produces 40
aunsm or other injurious effects whatever upon
Ire constitution. Those cured by Il are len as
healthy as IL they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague Is not alone IA. consequence
Of the masmatic poison. A great variety OF dl,-
orders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
Kindness, TOOthache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma Palpitation, Painful Affection OF the Spleen,
~
and derangement Of the stomach, all Of which,
when originating In this cause, put on the in
termittent type, or become periodical This
aCUEEn eNpels the poison ffOm the blood, and
consequently cures them all alike. IL 10 nm IN
valuable protection TO immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing IN the mala-
rious dis stricts. II taken occasionally or daily
while exposed 20 the infection, that viii be eN-
rreted from the system, and cannot accumulate
IN sufficient quantity 20 ripen into disease
Hence il Is even more valuable for protection
than cure: and few will ever suffer from Inter
Inlitents ii they avail themselves Of the protec-
tia1 this remedy affords.
Far IfreT Complaints. arising from torpid
itv of the Liver, Ii Is an excellent remedy, slim
ulatins the Liver into healthy activity, and pro-
during many truly remarkable cures. where
other medicines fail.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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JACKSON MARKETS.

corrected Ereyy Tuesday By Leandey. ". French,
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Dealers are paying the following prices for
the articles named.
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No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities Of
the American people than n
sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. such we are now
enabled TO offer, with a perfect
certainty that IL will eradicate
the disease, and with assur-
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MAIN STREET,
SoTIoEs.

A few uoOrs below the First National Bank.
March 10. Igd. u
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ITO BE CONTINUED
EspAILE

A j Mumlord is putting in new billiard
table. No licenses az yet.
John Desc, one Of our old citizens, leaves
here next week for the West
Henry Westcott and Lester Jones and their
families left for northern Minnesota last week.
Frank Mantor, late Of Ellsworth, is doing
quite grocery business at this point. Ditto
Mcdonald Brothers
The Knowltons are putting new machinery
in their Touring mill. They promise 70 turn
out good merchant -four in the future.
II Lowater resigned the Office Of postmas-
ter At this place, March last, and last week
;. 3. Mcdonald received an appointment.
w. II. Alley and others have left here on a
tour to Morris, MINI, whore they may locate
future homes They are expected back in
about two weeks
The damage done in late ireshe, 70 the
Sleeper mill properiy-now owned by Mr.
KnowltOn-has been partially repaired and
the mills are about ready 10 run again
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HISTORY OF EIyNICKNSIC.

Both James an Walter Mapes were
entitled to Land Warrants, for their
military services. Walter obtained
land by his own warrant, but
James had not obtained his, and To-
Gated on one which he had bought.
Afterwards, he received his own and
sold it.
The Indians were quite unpleasant
neighbors at that time. They visited
the valley to hunt, every fall. They
were Sioux. At such times they
would steal vegetables, such as pump
kins and corn. The squaws would
steal from the houses.
The first school in the town, was
taught by Mrs. Lynch, in 1852 in the
Penn house.
The district was the whole town.
In 1853, a school-house was built on
the Parks place, and John 7. Pratt
taught the first school. The school
house was afterwards moved and now
stands hear the house of James Mapes,
and answers the purpose to which it
was dedicated % years ago.
The Mapes brothers were Methodists
in belief. Very soon, religious exer-
cises were held in the different houses
on the Sabbath. A book of sermons
was the substitute for preacher, and
the brethren took turns in reading,
and also in giving house for the use
Of the small company. Meetings were
held, among other places, at Walter
Mapes' house, and at Mr.. William
Powell's, the father of o. S., L. n. and
n. n. Powell. His house stood near
the stave-mill of Burnett Bros, very
near the site of the small dwelling.
The first minister who preached in
town was G. w. Richardson from Hud.
son, Meth. Walter hapes house
served for church. The larger au-
diences of the Quarterly meeting re-
quired more room, and Walter Mapes'
barn was used on these occasions.
The second preacher was named
Webber, Baptist. Several of the set
tiers were of that belief; among them
b. Undertake and wife, d. Frazier
and wife, Mr.. Latimore and wife, and
G. Close.
In 1850, a land Office and post-office
were established at Hudson, much
more convenient place than Saltwater.
Paschal Aldrich was the first post.mas.
ter. The same year Bolles' mill was
established at Alton.
The first crop of the Mapes brothers
was very good although put on the sod.
They raised POO bushels of buckwheat
on 3 acres; l00of corn; IS Of potatoes;
and, on two acres, 80 bushels OF oats
remained after blackbirds and prairie
chickens had taken toll.
The first resident of the town who
died was j. Medley. He came in the
fall OF 1850 and settled on the Musser
place. lie was a carpenter. lie went
to saltwater to work at his trade, was
taken sick, and died, in 1858.
Walter Mapes lived on his farm till
1857 when he moved to Macon county.
Missouri, where he still resides. Ira
Parks from n. Y. settled on the Parks
place" in 1850. About 1857, he moved
to Missouri and is now living there.
lao ms s,o,.-,,.,.,,
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Oh, Father Time,
feel thy presence near
Full plainly, And thy mark is on my brow
Ny hair Is frosted BY thy gathering SHOWS
Mine eyes are dim-my footstep feeble, slow,
Ny very voice Is ehanged-and BY thy hand,
feel I'm growing old.
Say Father Time,
| fain woald speak with thee,
To ask what blessings shall illume the way
b. which I'm treadlng downward 70 the tomb
And too viii talk Of years already passed,
goodly number; Aye fourseore and ten,
For am growing old.
All, Father Time
Ionce was young and gay,
My hair was golden and mine eyes Of heavens
hue;
My step was springy, light, and full Of slee,
Ny voice was clear and full-toned; like a bell
Woulditringout. But now, alas how changed
Since am growing old.
Stay Father Time
Thourt Fastening on too fast;
feel the dampness Of the cherries grave,
The tombstono's shadow lies across my soul,
Faia would my feet reluctant hold me back
Yet must go, farewell dear youthful days,
I'm growing very old.
River Falls. June 2, 1876
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

T. ASHIONABLE TAILOR Work done to order.
l. on short notice aud on reasonable terms Shop
at his residence, opposite the Normal school
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MISSES LEyINGs.

Il EEP Bookstore embracing School and AIiscel-
IN lineOus Books Periodicals and Maya zines A
full supply Of Stationary. Main St River Falls,
Wis.
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N. e BURNS,
n. W. REED.

IRONS wagons, buggies and sleighs and does re-
Il pairing, at his shop on Maple street special
Is made Of ironing buggies and light work 1888
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nEAIER IN Watches, Clocks ana Jews!ry Re-
~ pairing done on short notice and warranted
( o give satisfaction,
RIVER Falls. Wis 1910
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HOTEL FOR SALE.
RIVER FALLS and HUDSON
1ailY MAIL AND
STAGE LINE /!

Leaves River Falls AZ 8 An and arrives al
Hudson In season 70 meet the Eastward bound
Train. Leaves Hudson AZ 2P NJ, and reach.
- River Falls At ar. H.. connecting with the
Ellsworth Stage. Express business prom pt-
" attended TO- Orders should be lef at the
Pierce House, or At the Post-ofIioe
] w PBRLY, Proprietor
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0. W. PETERSON,

nEAl.ER IN Watches, Clocks, and Iewelry Re.
~ pairing done on short notice and warranted Ia
give satisfaction.
River Falls, Wis l--gq
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Picture Frames and MOuIdings.

For want a space win no. attemp, 70 fur
cher epumerate and conclude hy extending
10 the community a cordial invitation 20 call
and examine my stock
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Re
CENTS will receive tie personal attention n
Mr. Gould, who will be- found a, bis posi- 4
al hours, day ard night
Sabbath hours, $50 ~ iUA.N Ito, 9 20
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KING a. MORTON.

DAINTERS. Grainers, Glaciers and Paper Htugers,
orders lef' at the Post-oth ;e River Falls, Wis
eonsin. 1913
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HOUSE, CARRIAGE : SIGN p AINTER Shop
II over Wells Livery Stable, River Falls, Wis
cousin. ~
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B. II. PILLAR,
JOSEPH JELLINGS.

BLACKSMITH, Shop on Main St, south Of Braek
~ EFT House. Particular attention given to shoe
ing horses
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JOHN WHITE,

BLACKSMITH Does an kinds Of blacksmlt Ling
~ Particular attention given TO shooting horses
shop opposite Bracket House stable, River Falls
Wis y
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A. MORSE,

A. MORSE,
REAI. ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate Boaght and
IL sold on Commission. State, County, Town and
other Taxes paid Abstracts Of title to any lands
IN Pierce and 81 Cr0ix COuuties furnished on short
notice Oaice In JOURNAL Building, River Fails
Wisconsin.
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S. JONES.

CONEEYANCER, Collector aud Justice Of the
~ Peace New Centervlle, Wis. IS Is
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MRS. W. II. WINCHESTER.
DEALER IN Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
~ goods Main Street, River Falls. 1873
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A J. MCKAY