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The New York herald., 1876-07-27
LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS.

THE NOMINATIONS MADE BY CONVENTION LAST
NIaHr-NIcHoLs AND Witt NOMINATED BIZ
ACCLAMATIOS.
NEw ORLEANS, July 26 1870
AT late hour the democratic Convention began to
ballot with the following results
On the nrst balo, Wiltz received 142, McEncry so,
Nichols liz and A. S HERON 81
Second ballol--Wiltz, 1897 Nichols, l39; McEpery,
CO y, and HERON, 20
Third ballot--wil,z l4ois; Nichols, ll2; McEnery,
Gl =, and Heron, -,
McEncry was withdrawn in favor Of Heron
Nichols nominated the fourth ballot by accls-
nation.
clamation.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS


ANTWERP, July oe-Arrivsd. ship Ajax CNor), Apenes,
New York.
Sailed 2sh, bark Sarah Aus Cassanovich. New York.
Also sailed 26h, steamer Switzerland Beg). Jackson
New York.
A1xERIA, July 23-sa,led, bark VIM Cobb. Brady, New
York
BsxxHN July 25-Arrived bark Germana Ger, Evers,
Philadelphia.
Sailed 2sd ship Hampton Court tBr. volk United
States.
BORDEAUX. July 24-Arrived, bark Comtesss Duchntel
Orr. Dupont. New Orleans
CARDIFF July 26-Sa;led, ship Cutwater Creeman, Hong
Kong.
CRoNsrApr-sailed. bark Grsham's Policy. Clapp. Now
York.
CADiz. July 25-Arrvcd schr Emma Riley Coffin, New
York.
DEAL, July 26-Arrved bark Sarah Mandell (Br) Cos
seatine. Darien for Stockton
DUBLIN July 25-Saled, ship Hamilton Fish, Mortimer,
United States
DONEGAL. July 25-Arrived. brig Beaver CBr Wallace
Boston.
ris, Algiers.
FALMOUTH July 25-Arrived bark Maria Clotlde utaD.
Siano, New York.
Arrived in the Channel 25th. brig Wick I Mebans r)
whiteside. Now Orleans for Yarmouth.
GLASGOW, July 23-Arrived, steamer Corinthan (BD, a,
Menzies. Quebec.
GENOA July 21-Saied schr Olive Crosby, Hutchinson,
Philadelphia 23d, brig John Noyes Emerson New York
HAMBURG July a5-ssiled. bark Stanbo (Nor) Gundsr-
sen, Philadelphia.
HAvRE July 25-Arrived bark Atlas (Nor). Moer Pha-
dclpha.
Sailed 25th. ships Northampton, Trask New Orleans;
Wellington tr), O'Brien. Philsdelphia; bark Gudfaxs
(Nor), Jacobsen. New York. II.
HrLvoEr July 23-ssied bark Fortune (Nor Christian
sen, Now York.
LIVERPOOL, July 26-Arrived. ship Othello (r) Eford
New York; bark Ignario dtaD, simeria, New Orleans
Sailed 26th steamer Pennsylvania HARRIS Philade phis
LONDON. July 26-Arrived. ship Surry (Br,, Ellis New
York; bark Arcadia tBr Anderson do via Queenstown.
Sailed a6h. brig Samuel Muir (B Ford North America
LErrH July 25-sA,sd. Heinrich Born (Nor), Eiertsen
United States.
LONDONDERRY, July 26-Arrived, bark Gaspsrd CNor) ,
Nielsen, Baltimore.
LIMERICK. July 25-sailed, bark David Taylor Br, At
kinson North America.
also. Marion. Quebec
NORM SHIELDS July 2e-Arrived ship St Joseph Fsle
Rio Janeiro.
NrxuwK DEF. July 2s-Arrived brig Osspss Hssks. b.
taviA via Falmouth.
PLYMOUTH July 25-sailed, bark Giovanni tAuO. Dull
cch New York.
QUEENSTOWN July 25-Arrved. barks Romano (AuI
scoponich. New York; 2eh. ship New Era Sawyer San
Francisco; brigs Emma (Br Robertson. New Ocans l.
Stewart (Br), America; schr Herbert Olive % Stewart
Port L,non.
Also arrived 2sth steamer City Of Limerick Br, jamie
Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM. July 25-Arrivsd, bark Kong Carl CNop,
Hsnricksen, New York.
Sailed from vissneen 26th, steamer Caand Dutch
Deddes, New York direct.
REvAL July 23Arrved. bark Nathaniel Sor), Jacobsen
New York
SLIGO July 2e-Arrived brig Csllao Leeman Philadel
phs.
TRALEx July 25-Arrived, bsrks Ossoinack A Aus) Os
soinack. New York Memento (Sor), Andersen Paiiade
phia via Queenstown.
York via Queenstown.
wrsrrosr. July II Sailed bark Jerbusn (Nor) Svend
sen United States.
Arrived At - July 90. Eliza Muiligan, from America
Sailed from - July %, Agnes, for United States
WEATHER REPORT.
PLYMOUTH. July ga PM--wind Sw.
Jplv
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE J. L. GRAHAM

The funeral services of John Lorrimer Graham,
Postmaster OF New York, took place yesterday at St.
Marks Episcopal church. The casket borne up
the centre the chancel sad procession Rev.
Drs. Rvlance, Morgan Dix and Kramer lei the way,
recrg the burial service. and following them pail
bearers walked Charles O'Conor Charles Kirkland,
s. Il. Rugglos, Robert NJ Hartley, Frederick 5. WINS
ton Morris Franklin, Postmaster Thomas |. James
and william Is. Draper The caskct being placed in
position before the altar, be plain covered
with black cotn and devoid Of ornament except u
sverplatc. with an inscription setting forth that the
deceased was born March 90 1897 and died July %,
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Ship Ellen Goudey tBr, Perry from Newcastle Nsw. for
San Francisco, July 20, lat 81 81 n, Ion 81 35 w.
Ship Pamvra frebe from Baltimore for San Francisco,
April I. lat Is OF ~ Ion 2S 10 W.
Ship British Queen (Br from Bremen for Philadelphia
July "a. lat 40 So. Ion ts 40
Ship Annie Law tBr). Hilton, from Reval for Bati
more, July -, lat 40 55. Ion GO 45.
Ship Ariel tNor, frm Norway for Philadelphia, July D.
lat ~ 55. lon 66 A..
Bark Don Justo. Bennett from Belfast for Baltimore
July 23. lat 40 81, Ion 66 80
Bark Casma tBr, Irving from Liverpool for San Fran
cisco. June 10. lat 20 81 :. len "a W.
BARK Charley tBrl. Robinson, from Havre land
dersd to Norfolk), July 23 lat 40 81, Ion 66 So
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SAILED.

Steamers Algeria (Br, for Lvcrpool State OF Virginia
(brl. Glasgow. Gen IA nes. Savannah; Gulf Stream.
Charleston ship straihearn Br, Liverpool iinmboidt.
San Francisco banks John Laughn. Genoa Camilla tNor.
Corr Falmouth; Jan sjodcn tSw). Cronstsdt; Vator
(Norl, do; germinc u,er, Hamburg: jacob Aal tNor.
Evening star (Br). ~ Jsgo; brig Charles Sparks,
Hull; Felicia dta. Lisbon schr Piiot's Bride. Ponce
Wind at sunset. n
Barometer at sunset. 30.2l.
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DEMOCRATIC PRESI-
DENTAL ELECTORS.
PRESI-

SAN FRANCISCO, July &c, 1870
The Democratic State Convention nominate Presi-
Dental electors today made choice. FIRST Congress
ona district, Stuart N. Taylor; second, j. H. Budd;
third Barclay Henley fourth Frank GanohL Al
large. J. q, Shorb and John s. Haeer.
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AMERICAN PORTS

BOSTON. July 26-Arrived, steamers 1hcrian Rrl'
Horne, Liverpool: Neptune Berry. New York. Hercules
SwAsey. pha banks Kate Williams. Hale Faya
Goddard smith; smyrna brgs Mary Bartlett. smith,
sAgua; Mary A Chase, DolAn, MHtsnras: 4 II A Pitt,
Locke. Bermuda; sshrs PAiips. Baker. Baltimore
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BELOW.

Ship Humboldt Ger. Corson. from Hamburg June g.
BarK DeuiEi Dubrovacki LAus), Percich from Lin
une TO-
schr Edith, Fuller, from Havrc June J.
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WHALEMEN,

Arrived At New Bedford July 26, ship Eliza Adams
Hambn, Pacific Ocean.
Sailed from DO 2eth. bark President, Pease. Pacific
Ocean.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

PROVIDENCE July 25The pilots OF the New York steam
report Plum Beach buoy about one mile sSE Of its
proper position.
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WEATHER REPORT,
FOREIGN PORTS

PLYMOUTH. July "a. PM--wind Sw.
HoLYHRAD, July 26, PM-Wind SW.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-09-07
CAUTION TO DISTRICT OFFICERS

We are informed that agents have
been engaged IN this state, In the sale
of certain Normal charts, and that
many school officers haze been per.
suadcd TO pay large prices for COM
paratiyely worthless pieces Of printed
pasteboard. In their canvass these
agents were very careful 10 avoid vii.
Lagos. They sought rather the sim.
plicity and innocence OF rural districts
only. These they Victlmized, selling
charts at the round price Of S37 per
set.
They offered 10 take the notes of
district officers, promised black wal.
nut cases and finely vanished paper
that could be washed. They received
the notes, sold them at the nearest
bank, sent the charts In stained pine
boxes, aud then sought new pastures,
TO beguile other inn0cents.
These charts, we believe, are worth.
less for nearly all practical purposes.
II they had any utility in the school.
room their proper commercial value
might perhaps he So or SO. !Siaie
Sapi. in Joar,lm NJ Education.
We select the above from longer
Article, because We believe that sever.
~ districts in Pierce County have been
swindled, and more are likely 10 De-.
We have heard of some purchases ol
charts, hat have not seen them mon
the agent. II the notes Of those vie
timized are not already sold, or th,
charts delivered, rcpudiate the swim
die. The law say that such things
shall be- approved by the County 81
State Superintendent, before they ar,
purchased. This condition IS violated
une district IN Pierce County hes pro
cured these before IL had a map Of It.,
county, state, ora globe.
Let those Districts that have no
been ilCeced, take heed
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THE OUTLOOK In WISCONSIN.

Ihlt 1iIden's election, although not
probable, is quite possible, no fair
minded person of intelligence can de.
ny. Three things are especially con-
ducive to his success, the hard times,
the control of most of the south by
the Democrats, and his own remarka-
bic tact for managing a campaign, of
which abundant proof is afforded in
the manner in which he gathered in
the prize at st. Louis.
But admitting the remote possibility
Of Tildcn' election, this talk about his
carrying Wisconsin by 10000 MAORI
ty, or even at all, is sheer nonsense.
The upper Mississippi Valley don't
want him. He has 10 natural sympa-
thy with the present sentiment of the
great and growing northwest. In
habits of thought, in interest and in
affiliations he is representative in
the highest degree of the capital and
monopoly of the east. 1t is true
he controlled our state convention
that sent delegates TO st. Louis. But
how was it dOnei Let the dishcarten.
cd and Disguised representative men
tof the popular element in Wisconsin
Reform Party answer.
Last fail the parties in the state
were about evenly balanced. Now if
Tildem is 10 carry it by SO handsome a
majority, there must be all about us
men that voted the Republican ticket
last fall that are now converted to thu
Democratic faith. Can ono be named!
On The other hand, there is not "a yOt-
ing precinct in which there are not
men, intelligent, independent men,
| who were formerly Republicans, having
sickened of Grantism, and being desir.
Ous of promoting the peculiar inter.
ests of the farmers Of the west, sever.
cd their connection with their party,
hut who now are cordial supporters OF
Hays
1t is an old proyerb that "Straws
tell which way the the wind blows.
aud 1t may he regarded ~ a ugscstiyt
little straw that OF the eight dele
gates that represented River Falls IL
the Reform County Convention las
fan, not one supports Tllden to-day.
This fact, to hr sue G. is a small mat
ter, since local causes operated q
combine strength mll members her
never before united. But after al
the fact stands out in bold relief, tia
Mr.. Tlldcn is not popular. even witt
! the Democrats. IN Wisconsin, ana /
must be patent TO every critical, cm
did observer that be cannot carry H.
state IN the coming election.
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FOR CONGRESS.
JUDGEnUmpIsREY NOMINATED.

After eleven straight ballots for a
candidate for Congress, in the Con-
vention held at La Crosse, yesterday,
Hon. II. l.. HUMPHREY, of st. Croix
eountyl was unanimously nominated
by reclamation.
The Convention was called to order
ut precisely twelve o'clock, by the
Chairman of the Congressional Com
mittee, Hon. j. NJ. Bracket, of Eau
Claire. ii. N. Stocking, Esq, of Eau
Claire, was elected temporary Chair
man, and W. S. barrow, Esq, of Jack
son county, Secretary. motion was
made by Leonard Lottridge, OF La
Crosse, that the chairman appoint
committee on credentials, consisting
of one delegate from each Assembly
district here represented, except Buff
f;lo county, from which there were
two sets of delegates. A Morse then
offered a substitute for this resolution,
reducing the number of the committee
to three. After spirited discussion
the substitute was adopted. The
Chairman reported as that committee
Messrs. Morse, Spaulding and Hall.
The contest before the committee by
the gentlemen from Buffalo county
was sharp one, the contestants APP
pearing by able counsel on each side,
and cloud of witnesses on both sides.
The report was submitted mt four
O'Clock ?. NJ, signed by all the men,
beers of the committee, and adopted
without discussion.
The first ballot developed the
strength of the candidates us follows:
j. NJ Rnsk, -; G. H. Porter, Is; II.
l.. Humphrey, 8. At 6 O'Clock the
Convention adjourned for two hours.
Upon reassembling, the name of Mfr.
Rusk as a candidate before the Con-
ycntion, was withdrawn by Mr.. Lot
fridge, upon which Judge Ellis, of
Eau Claire, moved that lion. II. l..
Humphrey be declared the nominee of
the Convention by acclamation, which
motion prevailed without dissenting
voice. Universal harmony prevailed.
Judge Humphrey was brought for
ward and made handsome and elO-
quent speech of acceptance. He was
followed by Mr.. Porter, Gen. Rusk,
W. L. Price. and Others.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
l.LLsMoRrn.

AsisLfN btllis
School commences here next Monday.
ID. d. Price is swinging round the circle
for sheriff
I, ellison, District Attorney. has gone to
Philadelphia.
Philip ioungman has typhoid fever. DR..
Hart attends linn.
John Winn has rented his hotel, and will
soon start tOr the Centennial Grounds.
There is another candidate ior Sheriff here
at the house Of Hon. r. l. Nelson, weighs
about 10 lls.
Capt. Eames IS putting in machinery pre-.
paratOry to clfclih8 heading. Ills new coop
cr-shop IS conpleted, and six men will soon
commence 10 knock out barrels
Politics j. very quictf Even the court.
house boys have not much to say. The will
Ol the people Is their viii, Is aluut all you
can diaw cut OF them. They ARE strong here
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Educational.
IL. \. BAKER. A. H., Editor.
COUNTY SUPERIxvNSpEHr)

OuR Spring Institute for 1877 will be
held at Rock Elm Centre, II nothing
providential prevents.
pRor. TuAYER, at Prescott, decided
that certificate given without any
examination is not valid. So do not
write for a license"
WE hear Of many teachers who have
good success with the word iaethod. -
Try it. fit fails in your hands, ro-
turn to your first love.
Tx Theory of Spencerian Penman.
ship, price 40 cts. published by Ivison,
Phinney & Co. is what every teacher
needs, to teach penmanship success.
fully.
A FEW first-class teachers, both male
and female, have asked us to find win.
ter schools for them. Write, IL you
have trouble in finding what YOU want,
stating nature of the school.
The Wisconsin Journal OF Education
for August is above par. Science IN
Common Schools, State Certificates
and Normal Diplomas, aud an expose
of the Normal Chart swindle, are the
sharpest articles. The decisions are
interesting. Soaring q Prsat, Madi-
son.
PRoF IL. w. SLACK, late principal and
superintendent of Hudson schools, will
teach next year in st. Paul, as princi.
pal OF the Sixth Ward schools. We
regret his departure, as We had hoped
that he would teach in Pierce county.
lie visits friends in n. Y. until the
school opens.
In hiring a teacher for the winter,
look at the certificate before YOU
make a contract. The one with the
best standing is most likely to be a
good teacher. If you know OF their
success il may be safe to hire without
this precaution, but not otherwise.
II is claimed, every year, by some
boards, that teachers wages are de-
Ginning. Instead of that, Pierce Conn.
ty shows an increase in 1875 over 1874
of Sl.25 in the wages of males,
of females poets per month. st.
Croix an increase of $l.52, with
male, and 81. 10 with female teachers.
Dunn County increases 1'4m S0.97 and
1922 respectively.
In the face of these facts, Some 9th
er arguments will be more forcible, in
convincing teachers that they should
every year expect less wages.
SwISroN's Elementary Geography. on
our table through the courtesy OF A.
j. Cheney, is a departure from the old
plan. We have been satisfied that no
book could make geography very in.
teresting to teacher or pupil, without
ignoring entirely the usual rules of
writers upon that topic. There has
been too much I'm all of them. In a
single book, of small size, is all that is
needed in common schools. The style
is interesting. The fact that there il
only one book needed In school, shows
that it is not designed to assist the
pupil in the art of forgetting, MS most
books are. We have recommended the
book for adoption in the county. Let
twO-book series stand aside.
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HISTORY OF KINNIcKINNIc.


bering, chopping and driving logs
through the winter and spring. In
July, 1851, he came TO see the Kinnic.
kinnic valley, and was pleased with 1t.
In September he went TO Iowa, where
his brother Lewis had come, and they
came back together. They claimed
some land on section ii, but a Mr.. Sig.
gins had already made a claim on the
land where their present residences
are situated, and the fact that the
creek ran through his land, induced
them to buy him out, although he on.
ly located in the summer Of 1850. Sig
gins went to California.
The Perrin brothers worked the
Penn place one year, and then moved
into log house near Lewis PERKINS,
dwelling, where they "bached 1t" for
several years.
Lewis Perrin was the first town su.
porintendent Of schools, elected in
1854, and again in 1855. j. 4. Pratt
succeeded him. Douglass Day follow.
cd Pratt.
The WhitcOmb place was taken in
1850, by Mr.. Cameron, who disposed
OF it TO Mr. Fleming and went to Penn.
sylvania.
Mr.. }. Crowns bought the George
Fuller place from the government in
1850. lived on it 5 years, sold it to Mr..
f., and went to Star Prairie and lived
7 or 3 years, then returned and bought
his present place.
The Moulton place was taken by j.
Claggett in 1850, who lived on it about
lC years. He has lived in MINI. since
1865.
Among the notable characters of
that day was Mr. Brock, of Eau Gal
Ia. He kept hotel and p. O. near the
present site of Brookville, and was
man of note. One Of the pioneers
who saw him as he was returning
home after skirmishing over the prai-
rie for supplies, regarded the sight as
4 long-sought treat. He had been
mentioned in print as a man of ener-
gy. and hence was curiosity. Our
informant describes him as riding a
horse, composed chiefly OF skin and
bones, with bushel of oats which he
had procured to furnish the stage
horses that put up ut his hotel. His
wardrobe consisted of two garments
besides a bear skin cap and coarse
shoes Dirty, mcombcd, his arms and
legs but poorly concealed by garments
that seemed to be already converted
into carpet rags, he was known as
Squire Brock, the enterprising pion-
Ger of.the Eau Gala" On his return,
he found message from Menomonie
awaiting him, to the effect that a cou-
pie wished TO be married and desired
his services, as the nearest Justice.
He had lost one of his shoes on his
foraging trip, yet he did not plead
nothing to wear" as an excuse for
delay, and used the remaining shoe.
lie procured from some source, white
shirt, which he carried and put ON
when near Menomonic, and married
the pair in good shape. The groom's
name was Gayheart.
The state of the country at this
time can be appreciated from the Gus.
toms, but better from the fact that
James Perrin in one day as the snow
was melting, saw one hundred and
forty deer.
G. Close came in the spring Of 1851,
settled on the Evans place, and lived
there until about 1858. when he moy-
ed to Minnesota, and now lives near
the Northern Pacific Railroad in the
western pant of the state.
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DlAnoNp RLrpr.

Nero Bros have the bcs t-ocnt cigars In
the country.
WASrkD. "a few bushels Of Lacklcrtics in
tins market
1lr grain g. nearly 40 secured ia the stack
aud corn is Icing cat up night lively.
TO Hope u getting ready, preparatory "a
ayins iur AiAaiisaa 10 seek new home.
Farmers can gaIin' from . 20 s cents more
lof wheat here tiiai ~ any place ~ tie uyc..
y Wylie, one oi our most worthy citilens,
has sold his luuu uIri city property here "a
= H. X Nero. he D. gDing wrst
Attorney Gilsou made as ana agreeable cal
with - llaua lev days ago We want al
tdr boys toc0uic down and see us before ia,
convention tonnes on
Wheat IL coming W. quite lively, md ~
/ very good qtaliiy nearly al No and Mrr
/ Bros and smith are doing the Farmers pDHl
| Wy paying 40 tlic Nay lfOin 80 ~ IS cents lj
No. T. Nothing like opposition you know.
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A. MORsE,

IlEAl. ESTATE AGENT Real Estate Bought and
~ sold on Commission. state County, Town a nd
other Taxes paid. Abstracts of title to any lands
10 Pierce aud 81 CroE Counties, furnished ON short
notice notice. once IN JOURNAL Building, River Falls
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JOHN WHITE,

DLACkSMlTH.-DOes all kinds Of blacksmitbing.
- Particular attention given 10 ShOeing horses.
s1op opposite Bracket iouaJ stable, River Falls,
MIS-. 81
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MISSES LEvINGs,

IL EEP Bookstore embracing Schonl aud niseei-
IN lanc0us Books, Periodicals aud Magazines. A
full supply Of Stationary. Main St.. River Falls
Wis.
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

l. ASHIONABI.E TAILOR. Work done to order.
u on short notice aud on reasonable terms Shop
VI his residence, opposite the Normal School
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N. L. Turns

RONS wagons bugsies aud sleighs, and doee re-
pairing at his shop ON Maple street. special
~ made of ironing buggies and light WORK. 1893
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u. W. REED,

DEALER IN Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry. Re.
~ pairing done on short notice, and warranted
o give satisfaction.
River Falls, Wis. is-49
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o. W. PETERSON,

DEALER IN Watches Clocks AMI Jewelry Re.
y pairing done On short notice and warranted to
( I've satisfaction.
River Falls, Wis 1870
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RLACkSNiTfH, Shop on Main ST., south Of Brack.
- cit House. Particular attention given to shoe.
Ing horses
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b. III. PILLAR.

AlNTERS, Grainers, Glaciers and Paper Hangers,
or'fers left at The Post-oflice, River Falls Wis
cOnsIn. 1913
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W. W. WOODRUFF.
Greenwood Mills
by
Mckay, BOWron & Woodruff.

sustom Work dono on the usual terms. Flour
aud Feed kept constantly on hand and for salo
River Falls. Wis.
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KING u MORTON,

nEALER w Millinery Gad Ladies Furnishing
- goods. Maj street. River Fails. 1888
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MORSE e. SMITH
A. p. WELD.
p. d. PIERCE,
C. r. MORSE.
j. Il. CARY,
A. ]. GOLDEN,

HEALER IN WoOpeu and Iron Pumps, Wind
- Mills and Fixtures River Falls, Wis. 1881
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RATES OF ADVBarIsIEG.
W. vANNATTA,

A TToRNEY AT LAW,
"A River Falls, Wisconsin.
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S. JONES,
MRS. W. IL. WINCHESTER.

0toNYEYANcER, CoIcc' o. and Justice Of the
~ Peace. New CenterVie, Wis. IS "
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Statellist. Scciety
Rock Tim Ledge. No. ISIS. l. 0. O. 7.

Regular business meetings the first SatHr-
day evening aiter the full moon IN each
month. Al. & tiuRsr N ~
DAVID Scorr, Sec. 9