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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-05
TEACHERS association HELD AT
ELLSWORTH, MARCH 81.

j. I. McCleary was chosen Presi-
dent pro teG,. and J.. w. Gordon Sec
rotary.
C. w. Youngman presented Bush
ness Forms, and claimed that the forms
of notes. orders, &C., should be taught,
either in day or evening schools. A
class exercise upon notes was prof.
table.
j. W. Gordon took class exercise
in class movements, and showed that
the object was to save time and pa
thence and avoid disturbance. Re-
suits to pupils, care thought and self
dependence. He said they must be
in connection with school movements.
Discussion.
Mrs. Annis Beatty took class in the
second reader from her department.
Good position, short lessons, a talk
about the pictures and infections
were the leading points made.
Comparative Tables by j. 7.
McCleary were ably treated. The
three tables of weight may be consid.
cred as three roads that meet at a
common corner, viz, grains, to whic b
all must go if they would get onto
another road. There is cross road
however, between the ounce Troy and
ounce Apothecary's, as they are the
same.
Association adjourned to meet a
River Falls, May 9Th, 1877. Attend.
ance 81.
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IT has been reported, and the report
has been confirmed, that had the Ge-
cisiOn of the Electoral Commission
not been accepted as final and the
election been thrown into the House,
Hayes would have been elected Presi-
dent by the aid of Democrats, thirty
five of whom it is asserted signed an
agreement to vote for him in case the
election should from any cause be
thrown into the House. Fernando
Wood is said to have been the leader
in the movement. doubtless in retalia-
ton for Tilden, having used his inhu-
ence to make Sam Randall Speaker,
Mr.. Wood having aspirations IN the
same direction. Thus it VIII be seen
that had the election been thrown in
to the popular branch of Congress the
ill-will of one man toward another
would have given the Presidency to a
candidate of political principles in di-
rect antagonism TO the power by
which. in the contingency in question,
he would have been chosen 10 rule for
four years the destinies of this people.
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THAT RAILROAD QUESTION.
CONCLUDED.

The narrow gauge has had Its
friends, East and West. for several
years, and several meetings and con-
ventions have been the result of this
interest, and it is decided that through
rough mountainous countries the lat
ter needs not cost to exceed one-Efth
that of the broad gauge through line; ;
but in ordinary rolling country the
cost would be nearer one-halt the
broad gauge. This would bring it
above the figures lately quoted by the
Journal. in reference to the cost of the
Richmond Center road in this state !;
the wooden rails of that road would
account for part of the difference.
The narrow gauge would be amply
sufficient for the business of this place,
and 1t has important advantages. In
the first place its cost would not ex-
coed one-half the other, and it has a
further great advantage i'll drawing
less dead weight.
The average freight Car of the broad
gauge weighs almost ten tons, and its
capacity is ten tons thus the locomo-
tive draws two tons for every one ton
of paying freight, whilst the narrow
gauge car weighs but four tons and
carries eight tons of freight thus if
the broad gauge car of twenty tons,
load included, can be drawn over this
line for ten dollars, it would be fifty
cents ton for the gross weight, hence
the narrow gague car and load, twelve
tons gross, at the same rate, fifty cents
a ton, would carry its net load of eight
tons for six dollars, or seventy-tive
cents ton. Now if these figures are
reliable, and they are compiled from
deliberations of narrow gauge conven-
tions of experienced men, narrow
gauge must make saving on the es-
timated business of our road of one
thousand five hundred dollars in the
first year on freight, and at least, half
that sum on passengers, making two
thousand two hundred and fifty dol
lars in favor OF the narrow gauge as
between the two roads.
Now, if the supposition is correct
that the narrow gauge can carry at
three-eighths team rates. and if our
estimated amount of business is near
the proper quantity, we can pursue
the subject still further and approx
mate the advantages of such road.
Our estimate for freight tariffs by
team was twelve thousand dollars,
and we will add five Thousand for pas
sengers by stage, livery and otherwise i;
this is upon the basis of eight day
each way at one dollar each, making
total of seventeen thousand dollars for
the years transactions in freight and
passengers, hence if our narrow gauge
can carry this freight for "a, 500, or
three-eighths, and the passengers at
one-half team rates or 50, 500, the to-
tai saving in the work would be ten
thousand dollars; enough at the high
est estimates to build one mile OF road,
And as business would likely double
within two or three years at most, it
would be safe to predict saving enough
in the first three years to pay for four
miles of the road and in the ensuing
five years eight miles more, or the
whole IN eight years.
These estimates are founded upon
independent calculation believed to
be nearly safe ard correct, yet more
particularly intended to elicit truth
than to establish it. .. 5.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-05

THE Interior Department has order
ed the vigorous prosecution of par
ties living in Minneapolis, who have
been for years stealing pine from gov
ernmentlands in the Northwest. The
Pioneer Press claims that private and
state lands have been the main losers,
and that light penalties have encou>
aged the thieves. 1t is fact that
parties owning but little land have
done large business and only cut on
their own, when all the adjoining lands
were nearly exhausted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-05

Tux Postmaster General thinks that
all clerks, whether male or female, APP
pointed to positions in the department
Of which he is the head should be
qualified for a proper discharge of
their duties. This is a healthy sign,
and a notice TO those who seek clerk
ships that competency is one of the
requisites for obtaining an appoint
ment.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING.

lam now prepared TO furnish Plans, Speci-
ncations and Estimates, Working Details, Ele-
yations, etc. In short al drawings necessary
Tor the construction Of any building in the
latest and most approved styles, at reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Any per-
son viii save from TO - Yer cent. on the
cost OF bHilding by procuring reliable set
Of drawings
CONTRACTS TAKRN,
tor building and furnishing all materials.
q. HENRY.
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MISSES LEVINGS,

" ASEIONABI.E TAILOR. Work done to erder,
it on short notice and on reasonable terms Shop
Al his residence, opposite the Normal School
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CuRTIss & HAMILTON.

MANUFACTURERS of. and Dealers in Harnesses
NlOfs. Whips and all other articles pertaining
to first-class establishment Satisiacueh guar
snteed shop over Wells Bradford's livery stable.
- I'll W. MI
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

C,ONVEYANCING Promptly attended to, by a. o.
u Z. II. MORSE. Office in JOURNAL Building,
River Falls, Wisconsin.
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A. MORSE,

nEAI. ESTATE AGENT. Real Estate Bong and
II Sold on Commission state, County, TO- ana
other Taxes paid. Abstracts Of title to any lands
In Pierce and ST. CrOix Counties furnished on short
notice. Office ia JOURNAL Building River Fails,
WiscOnsin.
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TZEEP = Bookstore embracing school and Miseel-
n Ianeous Books. Periodicals and Magazines A
fun supply Of Stationary. Main St. River Falls,
Wis.
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No one is so accursed by late,
No one so utterly desolate,
But some heart unknown
Responds unto his own.-Longiellow
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CONVRYANCING .

BLACKSMITH, shop on Main St, south Of Brack-
ID EFT House. Particular attention given TO shoe
Tax horses
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O. w. PETERSON.

nEALER IN Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry. k re-
give satisfaction -, -
River Falls. Wis. ZO-S'
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b. II. PILLAR

DAINTERS Grainers GIAziers and Paper Hangers
Il orders left at the POst-ofee, River Falls, Wis
cOnsin. <O-S0
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MRS. W. IL. WINCHESTER.
KING u MORTON,

DEAI.ER IN Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
IL goods. Main Street. River Fails 2O35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05

BALTIMORE, July An The American To-
day Mr. c. G. Fulton takes notice editoraly " ex-f~t-
maserGencral Creswells card in yesterdays San. Mr..
Fulton says there only pont In the letter which hs
deems worthy Of notice This IA the extract from Tho
ADerican defending Mr.. Crcsweil from the charge Of
fraud in adjusting Chorpenning claim. Tie editorial
from which the extract taken appeared In The
American In February, ISL when tie case Wis
not fully developed, and based upon tho
defense which Mr.. Crcswell made for hiinseif-
Mr. Fulton absent IN San Domingo at the time, sus
when he returned be complained to the gentleman IA
charge, Of this editorial Endorsement OF What appeared
TO HIM palpable aud uupisrakable attempt to ae-
fraud Government" Mr.. fulton further says that
tie whole OF NJ. CIeswel's card Is mass VI Ia r
stated facts violated c0nhences and present
atOus." advises Mr.. Creswe u pubsa letter waiea
be (Mr. Futon wrote 10 him. caatOnlng him aganet
too close intimacy with wcil-known loUOrylrt and
political lie says his desire las always been
" GOOD private character appointed 10 ~
hce that OF his difficulties Win Mr. Cree
well nave been o tnlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
EXPORTS or AMERICAN BEEF.

LITTLE PROFIT n THE BUSINESS AT PRESENT.
The recent expectations of beef to England
have been small aud with the decrease Of trade CONES
lack Of confidence in the enterprise itself Louis
sanuels said TRIBUNE reporter, at his Abattor,
Forty-fourtL-st, and Flrsav that money had ever
been made by shipping beef. II beef was wanted IN
England at the time it shipped, II brought a
good p-ice. but II it could not be sold at once it
became a dead loss. 10 isn't ike live bullock"
said Mr. samuels, (which be kept in these
stables Oh a little fodder, and Engllsnmen have no
such refrigeraung facilities We have Besides.
ice is too high there, and it don't pay to use
much OF il on beef when other expenses so
great when M Eastman tried the experiment OF ship
ping gland two years ago he had To nght tue
pred ce that existed against the article and when the
business got start, the price Of cattle went up IN
this country without a corresponding Increase IN Eng
land AT present about two cents more pound
To export American beef tan EGsiish Deer costs To-
dav During the past two months We nave only mace
nee or four shipments $50 cattle each. We nave ten
vessels with refrigerator however and a. long II there
any hope OF the cloud lifting don't want To SINK
any money by nasty Withdrawal"
T. {. Eastman, whose abattOir is at siXteth-st.,
North RIVER said: There little money IN the
AZ Song as prices higher IN America than III kDsan
During the last month"; W. have shipped about SOu
eats lie week. which il small number FOR u.s. lwoycars
ago money ~ n, but We nave thlnned out
the cattle here much by expectations that prices nave
naturally rIsen."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
yrLY4
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamship Et iopa (Br CRAIG Glasgow, June % and No
July = Id 4fO, lon co.,, passed yark ,in !. a. waits.
7l.5s passed scnr Jennie a. sheppard Ooaad
s,ci,Aip CHESAPEAKE Joanson Portland, Win mdse and
SEAMS ~ STATE OF Indana DBL ssder, Glasgow. "a
and aluc Id, win mtse anu passenger u AUSTIN, b@d'
si.,9sIie Enickerbocker Kemble New Orleans June ~
witn uusv. iul pass. 10 clark q seaman
Key 5Oth, and pass 70 Cha- n. MAJ
Co - . -.
steamship Columbus Reed HA VA s Jude 81 20 NTH S'
passed. A. r. Carieaas for port norm Of
Steamship Ellie Knight Mccreery Philadelphia Win ads~
senr l. MorIi Per0 randolph, Georgetown D. C, dsys
wita coal o AIne rcan COai %
schr. Ale,h.a DsiDy, iig MIA, with lumber -.
Brig eaaiHo Grlhn. Of ast rom Re" Haven IN ballast
scnr alier H. T-orndxe, Cashman CarKs Island, with
grs s.y ,s 10 ~ 8.Ssr Allen. Boston.
scnr.oron, Patterson. Ba@s;. IN ala't, 70 Master
scar. +. E,nsI, rrsOols' New-i.OAdO
ssar i i 81 ' Rase. London '''"
BARI At'iiA AasL hocIau New haven IN DAias 70 $40
Big Rio (sr, VAL barbados Il days, with mOasses
IL. IrOworDises sons sesse % s,.ster. NJ - - -.
Brig La.ner ot D4ndee JacS P1inVAPi're Il days. with
brig fuma, sagus, II days, with sEzAr,
10 GIlanei. Mih.urn a 90. vessel " sllIR q soa
last, siasosr Ahcaorel at ANDY HOAX "a orcers.
bark EDa, Ncnos Oate Cover VINO dloi On me pasags
OUT, Havana 10 Gays, S sugar and ossss " orer
Sur 1%a Doae NcSerson Granada ~ days with eoooa
nuts 10 Gomez, vessel Ia B:J cnDerg Co
senr ocean wave Zeun MIr l. days, D. ard
log wood 10 ordrI vessel 10 a. staples.
Lara Of EeesHOodl I.oJp Colombo, Feb O,
AcpDc Marcn 3d. Wan udse, 70 Archer BaiI vessel
" j.. :. IgcArr 90.
lsark All tsOEl, ihorsen, Limerick MAY 81 ballast
orter. Aucn0re4 a sandy iOyS l0r orders.
tso4l jansen, Ioe~ax a. days, IN ballast 20
Fauch. lsiyc N 20.
sem kiauue (Of Jearrs0nl, Bayes Palermo
rl nrnry r. 5praguei vessel a. A. DAP
tBraltar Nay ~ naI rouge weather. lost b
oOJa fOrc-s0p mast
ar Lacy Muedtey, Lawless Wilmington. y. c. days,
snne s,Oras 10 H. u Bcrton; vessel 70 ias-
g Bark Ragnhd (NOr Jacobsen. from Havre, which
iayesrnC Bay soN>i 10 Tao
cy this A. 81
Dark A.lle Bell tof Boston FiJt- sagua II days with
- Orrf: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
IN THE HANDS OF THE CORONER.

DEPUTY Coroner Miller made al autopsy yesterday
o the b.dv OF John Dowd OF No. 3I2 spungsreet who
al t te Ctsul erect Hospital Tuesday night, ami
cIfd fat death was caused by gdema Of the lungs aud
Brlgnts disease.
C.oroa Betz > wears old. of No. AS Eleyenth-aye-
e si ras run over by truck driven by John Davis sey
er dav. ago eel on Tuesday night Davis arrested BAT
yesreray admitted o. O>li IA t"OO ~ NoiuAe Flanagan
WHO vii hold al inquest upol the bO-y.
Henry Havens years DID, who fell from the
fourth story window Of No. Pkes,reei 10 tho sidewalk
"a ON Tuesday night flanagan viii investigate the
80,
Deputy Coroner Miller Yesterday investigated the
,s o william Calan 40 years old OF No l2l West Broad
~ ho died ON Monday morning, and ionnd tat araih wa
t result lnhaIna.l0 following All acearniAi injury " NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05

The storm of Tuesday night on the Sound Is
reported Dy those who experienced its effects to have
been very violent The Sound steamers were obliged to
nut in under the OF Eatons Neck aud remain there
until ia subsded Tug-boats having vessels N tow were
Obliged TO head up the wind aud simply held their po-
itons while irving 10 move ahead under fun force OF
I'm, Vessel. under canvas Obliged 10 shorten
s ana scud with bare poles. aud many barely escaped
roisiou The darkness very profound except Wien
the brilliant flashes OF lightning lt up every object Inc
nd yeered around to all points o. the compass, break
inc in violent gusts, aud threatening danger 10 every
Hing ON the water. Inc sound steamers were ali de-
t.,,a Inv he SIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
TAMMANY'S LONG VAIL.


STILL CRYING "FRAUDp "FRAUDP
AUGUSTUS scHrIL OPENS rHE LAMENT. S. 5. cox ACTS
As cnmF-M0UENER AND GIN. sPiNoIA AND
ornrR TAMMASY CnEFTAINs LIFT Up THIFR
voGCFs-NR. TmnEN. MR. ADAMS AND OTHERS
rNrRrs- TdEiR GREF By LETTER.
The great wrong asserted 20 have been committed
bv the Electoral Commission, the iteration and re-
iteration oil The cry of Fraud" the presentation OF
the glorics of the Democracy and the inconceyable
vieuess of the Republican party, formed the burden
Of rhe addresses az 1ammany Hall yesterday. :. =
Cox was the principal speaker and Augustus SchelL
Gen. Spnola. b. A. Willis. William A. Boyd and
Others took up the refrain Of 'Fraudw Mr.. Tilden,
Nj Hewitt and Mr. Adams applauded by letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
rwo cAsrs on DrsApPEARANCE.

1t was reported to Capt. Allaire in command
Of the Police Central Office yesterday that Michael
Lemon had suddenly disappeared from No. 2Os East
Broadway on June 25 aud has not since been sen or
he.rl from bv his relatives lie 20 years OF age
sieuder with brown barr and mustache, dark eyes and
far complexion aud dressed in scotch cap striped heh
coat. mlX ed trousers ana CATERS
Elijah Curtis, an old ex-pOllceman, stout, light
hair and WHISPERS, blue eyes aud light complexion
dressed in dark vest and trousers calico shirt soft black
hat aud slippers left house for moment about md
NIGHT ON July =. and has not since been see eesei up
stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
A MornER.s ArrEMPT ro KILL LIE cHILD.

While intoxicated yesterday, Jane Armstrong,
alias Jane They, Of Roslyn, l. l., seized her young
end and ATTEMPTED plunge it head first into pot OF
boiling bean soup. Tie child turned Its head 10 one side
Int its arm AMI shoulder were severely scaded This
woman has never been married. though she has lived
with several a wife, and Is the mother OF num-
her o. children one two OF which supported by
the town When asked why sue thus treated the child,
she said she wanted 10 Kill IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05

The colOred people held a meeting a few
days ago M Caldwell County 10 pray Tor rain one
TO her called who prayc0 after tnis manner:
80 L.rd God poor nlgsers IL persLng dis year. an
o. you don't GLIB rain VII. PERISH next yea, 90 90,
good Lord, gb us rain Don't glb us one Oh desc lffo
slippy -sd pies. but do good Lord, gD one Of dem
gully washers ana tras-oves."-i IenOir q. c. Topic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05

cltv 40 that New-York may be credited with al the
other trade the BRAZILIAN besides the largest saAro
that also. Coffee from Brazil tDa sold fOr IL e~Bts
three years ago now brings 10 and 20. The reports
from Brazil say the crop TO be short The pros-
pecs for the Fab trade excellent aud a. tue cfee
reported sman there will probably be great deal Of
variation FROM the present prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
Scoposdls.


INEA,Iki UtFAAIHKNI,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., iuns -, ls11.B
NOTICE is hereby given that SEALED PRO-
" POsAi duplicate. win be recoiyel at ths Depart
ment IL clock noon II FRIDAY, the 6ll or JUL.
l9T Tor performing the labor I'M the Public ere corner
ana HuDers l.. The civ OF Ne~fera, 0r further
years. ana ater the 10Th Gay OF July
upon the conditions st ortn IA statement nir IA r osr
The Port Of New YORK. where ful nfofa
ION n thereto b. Obtained.
The Proposals vii be- add esd 20 the secretary " AZ
Treasury Washington, d. c." and vii BE- ndnr,ed Pc
poas for performing the labor 10 tue PuD store AZ -
York" JOHN SHERMAN, >rcrcfs1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05

t.S4 T34 clock fast.-- %
Moon .1l:.S Noon sGubs Do Moons days IS
WArEk IODAi-A. ~
sandy l.l2 Gov Island. las Hell Cate. 3JI
HIsH wATEg Io-DAY-P 81.
Sandy Hook. l.a4 island. 2l2 Hell Oate...- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05

heavy gold motto ring IA among tho new engagement
rings. They have pretty inscriptions engraved upon
them.
Messrs. James McCreery Co, Wilson Gretg A. r.
Stewart Co., X. ONeil, Tiffany Co, and the 1ofam
Co. will please accent thanks Tor Information received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05

The Long and the Short of H-sceneE
sorfn Ecrr,Vla-Mr smith. auer words Win tAe CAD
man gives his name and address. nmlth, lhanes
Tamk Cabman-That Won't do, You kno"' !, sesi ~.
-, ne I,ye heard of "a smith af0re TO-DAY ana as 70
Thames Lauk IL reaches from here Ia the Nole 'l'au'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
feadl Nolless.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-JOHN X
" WRIGHT agf, HENltN ". shtGG.-Iu pursuant I.
Judgment entered 10 h sbOveeniiiled action, l. the untr
sgne will sell Al public ION on the Oh day OF Jul 10
II OcOcS noon, NJ. eaae-t in the CT, "a New
highest bidder cash. the following prStftY
viz Printing Presses Csrdcutiing knife, kineS>
ing Machine copper Plate Pfr-. onc Hand Pfe- go
posing stone sheridan cutting Machine stating Bet
EDMOND HrERSTEI- Receiver
C. BADBgIDGE SMITH Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
A GREAT OFFER IN! We, T n =. d 1,..,,
forses. Carriages, darurss, &r.

CARRIAGES - Great reduction IN prices.
NGKU BIZ 3l6 Canal has large stock four ard SIX sat
Rokawavs Depot aguns paT aud Pony Phaeun- hugges
ana otnrr an OF make AT prices
warranted OF the all dealers YrOhI AMI
get you bargain for
I AIDES PHAETONS "A specially every Kind
vf CAllRIAGE OK the latest and improved styles
nulsned to suit purchasers HAN, 500 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE.-Pier Mirrors, with Cornices and
Iaules also Mante Trors and Gas t1Ntnrs< Can
be from 5 A. IA. 10 y. n. at ZuO sth-ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-05
GluslcGl jn5Irume'ue

A RION PIANOS.-In order to reduce our i'm
~ nfrnse stock. 0rr these superb Instruments at
gr,allv IacaU prices, very easy oi
DO moi a these pianos .eiOre buy
-iMPsUN a COtPAN l. 40. , ttsi l4thsL
4 FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ bargains, OF them used bat very shors
mgsan and really Almost - s0Od AZ new
tuly warranted iu every respect
Please call Al TAG
WEBER wAREROOMs, 5ihaye and l6th.se
| IGHIE Il ERNST, old house Of Ligite H.
IL Bradbury their spcns.ld PIANO-fOhIES al iov
III
smith AMERICAS ORGANe.
- X. BALL ~ Co..
>. No IL EAST l4rH-sr.
AND OtIor FLsnos aud organs iow
for IusfAiinruts and Tor rent
A GREAT OFFER :. Me-, Ne T yin r. d .,r.
dispose OF 100 rlANOs and ORGANS new and second iad
makers inclaulag WAlEtl- Al lower ptees
Instruments Or 10 leg auiil pad o Dal eye BE-;
fore Olers,. MA rER, GRAN ID. s9J \ re and lPHlShF
PIANOS and OtGASs arr tie Bhs7i MAIL 'octtye
Pianos <IJb: 7a $50, not used ~ stop orr nst
sj5. a" st0ps. 30, - stOls $40; -" stops S'3i lg
stops $50. & stops SlOO. Not used year IN perfect or
der. warranted AGENTS WANTED liusii tiFi SAt-
alogrs Malla LIBERIA discount % IsaeeT, Aa.<fs.s,
Chiucs LOgos. etc. Sheet nusIc Al hall price HORACE
Bway and mi d. Instamesio reut IA the country.
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