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demand for any. Apples are worth 81 TO.
&c.; and peaches, Y TO So. ~, :,
r.. COAL. ~ "A
We quote Paradise and Mt. Carbon OIL
track, lump, So; nut. 50, delivered CARL
load per ton, lump, So ~; nut, % Ton
load red per single ton, lump, $4;n =
delve; Raum or Harrisburg coal to
S3 25per load, lump. $27 {; nut, SIS ;day
track per ton. SO 90; Pittsburg per CO.
on track S. 80 per IT,
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tits now conceded that Mrs. Colema,i.
he laundress. No. IL Fourth street. be
,ween Washington and Commercial ave-
tues, has one of the best conducted hun-
Try establishments in the city, and land
.ords OF hotels and boarding houses will
ind 1t to their advantage to call upon
ler. ...- ....
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a Gard.

To all who arc suffering from the
errors and indisoretions Of youth. ner-
VOWS weakness, early decay, loss OF man
hood, ETC., will send recipe that will
cure you, Tree OF charge. This great
ymedy waS discovered by a missionary
n South America. Send q seli.ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T..
.lnuan, Station d. Bible House, New
TX City.-l.30.Gm
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There will be meeting of the knights
OF the Mystic Knew. Monday tto-mor.
row. evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Business
Of Importance. j. d. HOLMES, G.. G.. VI.
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A positive cure. Painless and STAIN
less. Price 81. Order from DR.. Quincy
A. Scott, 27s Penn ave-, Pittsburg, Pa,
or through any druggist. A liberal dis
count to dealers. Circular free.
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BRAN.

H
Bran IS in fair supply AID limited de.
mand at $50 10 S2l A lew sniull lois
sold al the latter price, a l. mrli I
POTATOES. . 0' - ,a Z
The supply Oh the1 ni.inet is not large
while The deuN,nd is liberal. Prices are
steady at previous quotations.. New pc.
tatOes are conlng II more freely, aud
prices are lower. We note the sale vi
70 ubis. Peachblows, So IS. Sales OF
new potatoes were ~ bbls., SAGA 25.
l. argaM APPLES. aaar. 10. r..
There are no apples on the market.
Choice will sell readily at S5@5 so. r
POULTRY. 's9 a.
Poultry is IN light supply and good
demand, though prices are TITLE lower
Sales noted were; l coop good mixed
So; 8 coops hens, So; 2 coops hens, So rs
!, l coop mixed, So 70. ~. . co..
@31 BUTTER. "
There is no change for the better in
the butter market. The supply OF all
grades Is large, and prices are lower.
We note sales Of buckets fresh country,
Ice; COO lbs. Southern Illinois, l2@l5c; 0
packages Southern Illinois, Interior, lcc
a.. STRAWBERRIES. DEL,
The receipts during Friday and Satur-
day of last week were large and were
sold at prices ranging from 81 to 50.
The season is about over. for Southern
berries, and receipts from that source
hereafter viii be light Receipts ysstsr.
day were light, and all were. taken at
$2@3, according to quality. "a .Jlv "a
| . fAAb q EHnl EUuo'
Cd Fresh eggs in small packages will sell
readily at 90 ;.in large packages they are
selling at Sc. The supply on the market
10 fsir Aud The IdeHuand good tor fresh,
We note sales Of 400 dozen, SsGpo.;
box, scysOO dozen. sst@PN I'M r. e." ,
w HIDES AND STA1Low. d, &,
Hides srs higher, aud we now quote
aid Rrvsn Il. faiiow b worth 7@7sc.lsi
|afassM, AA sEsgIl!s "a =, !
dsusutaklArstsso0r arsHsa oo@ n
ter cholcs yellAw sad ,&sateA 81 IS Tor
good rcd. s~s'e spii'a ,i l,.,
l....--....---s-.--DRIED EnutT,rz ''0'
There issn Abundance Of all kinds Of
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Suitable for bed room-iurnished or un.
furnished. For particulars inquire on
the premises of Mrs. NJ. B. HARRELL. If
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For Sale.

Three mules, spring wagon and har
ness, very low. Apply to James Ross.
2w
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Wanted.

Two iirst-class dining room girls
wanted al. the Arlington house. Apply
to j. D. DEAN, Prop.
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wood! wood!

A large quantity of wood, ready TOR
the stove, for sale at the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad freight depot, at s. 90
per CIR. IL g.
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IMP9RqANT CAUTION,

None re 4euu,ne unless the signature Of J.
rounds each hJa. Il Pills, md OintnTn,. A
handsome reward Il be given to any one rsn-
ttring such formation as may lead TO the
detection ofahy party or parties oountsrfeiting
ths m.dicinen Or vending the same, knowing
- Sold at the m nuacsory Of Professor HsL.
LowAY Co., New York, and by all respectable
druggist. and dealers In medlclne throughout
the civilize world. in boxes OF as cents. IS
cen Q and 81 each. Ia =
larxer sizes -.-4 -
\. B.-Direc. no for The guidance Of patients
m every disor ARE affixed TO each box
Otbce. ~ liberty st., New z ork
dSw-I)ee u
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NEAL.

The supply OF meal Oh the market Is
light, while The demand is fair. A de-
clue Of TOTO Is cents has taken place
since orr last report. We note sales AS
follows; ~ bbIs,. country, - so; on
Dolls, city, 81 SOS2 %, 400 OoIs. chy,
s. S5@2 %. o. ",
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photographs
For sale.

Horse. buggy, harpess. and acompiete
outflt for the same. The horse, five
years old, buggy and harness nearly
new, all tor one hundred and fifty dollars.
Apply to N. w. Hacker, 70 Ohio leycc.
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HAY,

Transactions in hay have been limited,
and hardly sufficient to establish quota.
tons. Receipts during the last few days
have been very light, There is very lit.
tie strictly choice on the market. There
is iair demand for good mixed to choice
timothy. Low grade hay is plenty and
dull. We note sales of car choice Tim.
othy, Sl3; car good mixed, SIl 30;
car choice Timothy, Sl3. ..
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4 : : iHapps RELIEF 70 young men ron,
the effects Of errors and abuses In
ko Hlearly life Manhood Restored. I'm q
III ID lpediments 10 nlsrrisse removed @
ID NEW method OF treatment Sewlh
NJ and remarkable remedies Book. =
Es rsIand circulars sent free IN sealed y
N'enyelopes. Adderse HOWARD N. 2
10 p socIArIvy, 40 y. Ninth q. Phila- 8
fan &'delpha. Pu. An Institution hsv-lt1
10 8 linya high reputation Tor honor ~
able conduct ind professionally
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.

q Estate Of David jackson, deceased.
TO whom It may coucern q
Please take notice that have fled my
final account "a sdmipis rator Of saix
estate, and VIII apply to the county court
OF Alexander county ct tho June term
thereof, 70 wit, on the third Monday IN
Junsy a., D. N77, .ior a iuil and Anal dis
charge from I'll farther liability d I'd.
mlpistratot d said estate. ils iaa
'a1a s29ld a. r. A. Epstospe6x,
I'd :, ,,. Y. -, We. :, 49,, Adn!hisfrtor.
"a, eaRo, May u. is77.qqs sai Sns:
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CORN

Receipts of corn are light, and tho
supply on the market is very small.
There Is fair demand for choice white
Prices, however, are shade lower. Sales
reported were: cars. mixed, in ouik SOC,
lear white mixed,52c; 40 sacks While.
SIC. ...ls..- ..-.I ...
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OATS.

There are very few oats on the market
and receipts are light. The demand is
limited, and only tor choice. There is
no shipping demand. Prices are 2hade
lower. We note sales OF ] car Ga.
lena, ia sacks, 47c; car mixed, in bulk,
l3c car white, In bulk. 44c. ...
'.t.t. CORN ..e
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No medicine viii 30 edsetusily iun,rovs tbA
tone Of tue stomach e these PHI; at rsucys
y Aeidity lccasioned either by injo1usrano q er
tntroper diet. They reach t6s M - fsducs
i healthy action ;they are wonderfully e1acs.
riny all disc. ders o. the liver snd stsmseh.
y ways PILLS ars The best kpoWn 4.
S,y.a. y ior the. following diaeases /; XEus.
STR Hious1 Complainm, BlotC dss On thc
i,,S. b. IonspmptiSn, Debility, Drop.y,
svsipelas. Felnal0 lSrefuhrittee
$. sits Govt, Headache, Indi-
iton, jan. dice, Liver Con.
81 ~, Piles, Rhepnatism, Ressn-
d77 ~ roftlia or KipgS Hvil, sore
,y q Gravel Tic-Douloursux.
fFtf.'f' Vt'"tA' N'srrps Of I'll kinds, Weakness
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COMMERCIAL.
CArao, ILLINOIS, MONDAY EVENING,
NAV o. lg1-

cAIao, ILLINOIS, MONDAY Eysnlss,
.rs on. sf May 2s, IST.
Business since last report has been dull
and transactions In -four, hay, corn and
oats have been more than usually light.
This, however, Is 10 be expected at this
season OF the year, and merchants gen
orally do not anticipate much change In
the condition OF affairs until after wheat
harvest and the new wheat begins TO
move. However. business Ia not dulrr
10 Cairo than II Is In all other cities, and
-four, hay or grain sold here brings full
prices compared with st. Louis. Evans
vile. and the other markets within
reach OF the producers his section.
The weather tor thu last week ia been
iair, aud reports flom all quarters are
that farmers generally are taking advan-
tagc Of II to get their planting done.
Notwithstanding the lateness OF the
season, 3 and the fact that
up to within the last ten days very little
corn had been planted, We have every
reason to believe that there will BE q
largely increased acreage planted this
year. Strawberries are coming in more
freely and prices are lower, as will be
seen by quotations below. The season
for Southern berries Is about over, and
receipts from that sourc, will in the
future be very light.
Rates by river to New Orleans are
unchanged-30 cents per dry bbl. and 10
cents per cwt.
THE MARKET.
g1J-Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are only Tor
sales from FIRST hands In round lots. In
filling orders and tor broken lots is
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. "Ua s-
-e.s.- -.r FLOUR. -.i -.....
The flour market is practically un-
changed. While no further decline in
prices has taken place decline OF from
8 to 10 cents In wheat has rendered
prices weak and unsettled. Wheat on
Saturday was quoted at 81 40 in Chicago.
The market generally is in buyers favor
and sellers are willing to make conces-
slons IN order to effect sales. The de.
mand Is light and entirely tor good me.
diam to choice grades. Stocks are light
though in tho condition of the marke
ample. We note sales as follows: 100
bbls. various grades, 500 S.; 100 bbls.
do, $40 80; $50 bbls. various grades,
1 50 259lO.a! tislss @. Ts1uaasit i0a
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LOCAL RUsINEAS SOICEs

LOCAL BUSINESS SOICES
OF one square Is lines spacc) or more, in
serted in the BULLETIN az follows Less
than one square counted az square.)
One insertion per square. 10
Two insertions per square........... 70
Three insertions per square....,.... 90
Six insertions per quare.....,..".,... Is
Two weeks per square. ".".....".... 9 so
One month per square-.........."...3 30
Special rates made on large advertise
ments or for longer time,
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lounIirosS! !. "a = ~ yesl,es, ceSs 5uas. ..
tIWvuhe a' SSs 81 '' ss.s:: WIN: n
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ass aassss n s;s'isE' I'g'i,s'
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With sonie thirty years experience In
the practice In the profession, are conf.
dent in rendering our services to the
public. Office No. 81 Ohio leTee, up
-eseira ..J .l6.tf
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W. c. JOCELYN, D. D. G.
DHNJTI9T.

Office on Eighth street, between Washington
and Commercial avenues, Cairo, Ills. So
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CITY NEWS.
TUESDAY. MAY 20, 1871.
For Rent.

A house on Division street., between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
Apply to W. Il. SMITH.
4.9-.u
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT RfvxR REPoT,
May ., 1871.
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For cutaneo usDiS orders.

And all eruption Of the skin, Hhe ointmcat N
mott invaluable. II does not heal exteYna lly
alone, but penetrates with the most searehine
elects to the very root Of the evil,
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Poultry is IN light supply and good
demand, though prices are tritle lower.
Sales noted were: coop good mixed,
So; 8 coops hens, So; 2 coops hens, So rs;
,, l coop mixed, 50 70. .''' ?. p &C..
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ri Bran IN iaif s,pply AID limited de.
mand at $50 70 $2l. A few sniAl lois
suIu nj The latter Ilricn.I u L I'D. ~
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APPLES
POULTRY.

There are no apples on the market
Choice will sell readily at S5@5 so.
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Real Estate Agencies.
". j. HOWLEY-Iieal Estate Agent. Bays
and sells real estate, collects rents, pays taxes
Tor non-Icsidents. etc. Commercial avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. f'
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isnk'ssA "a tov.sss 6s'tiSsssSkA.tA "
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-12

The Minneapolis reaper agents are round
these parts.
James Pierce is in the sugar business lie
has 500 trees tapped.
Patrick Herrington and Patrick O'Connel
have started Tor the Black Hills region.
p. Deck has received q new assortment d
dry goods and is selling them cheap.
Miss Cora Whiting has been engaged 70
teach the school in district No. 4, the coming
summer
There is talk that the mail route from Rock
Elm Center Ia Ellsworth viii be changed SO as
to cali At Olivet. A good change.
The elections for the town Of Fl Paso for
the ensuing year viii be held in the village
Of FL Paso-
Miss Maggie Buckley has been engaged to
teach in joint district No. /, Fl Psso ana
Ellsworth.
DIR. M. E. Thompson has our thanks for a
copy Of the first annual report Of the State
Beard Of Health.
The suit between p. Kelly, as plaintiff, and
]. II. Bates. defendant. before ID. Wilson, ESQ,
resulted IN the withdrawal Of the prosecution
upon payment Of costs
The annual town meeting Of Fl Paso held
It the school-house IN district No. s, was well
represented by the electors OF said town.
The sum q 500 was voted Tor current ex-
penses and $50 for bridge purposes. The
election between the local candidates was not
contested. as was expected, some OF them
withdrawing FROM the field The returning
foard issued certificates of election to the
following named officers. 70 wit hoard Of
Surervisors. j. Buckley, Chairman. N. Nell
son. c. Henneman; Treasurer, Ed Welsh /;
Clerk. Rd. Fitzgerald; Assessor, b. Schmlt I;
Justices 81 the Peace. J. D. Pardte, J. Hurley,
I'd. Fitzgerald, Fred Hines; Consfables, NJ.
Lee. 10. Berkle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-12

A CHALLENGE. We have in our pos
session a letter from w. 2. Jameson,
challenging the clergy of River Falls
to meet him in debate sometime dur
ing this spring or coming summer.
As subject for discussion he proposes
the inspiration OF the Bible" Reso-
buttons contained in tho letter are also
suggested as subjects for debate. lie
likewise indicates the mode of con.
Quoting the discussion. The letter
was written TO Thos. Cleary, of this
place, and we make this announce
ment ut the request OF several of Mr..
Jamieson's friends. The letter can
be seen by calling at this Office.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-12

Spring seeding has commenced.
Henry Coles hand is improving.
Phil. Dorsman Is head sawyer in Betcher's
mill.
The youngest child Of f. c. Church died
last Tuesday.
Mr. knowlton is putting roof over the
platform in front Of his mill
Ii. Lowater is putting up an addition to his
new house, and intends moving into il soon.
Mr.. Isham viii occupy the one vacated.
A gentleman from Belle Creek, Minnesota,
bought a quarter section OF land on section
six, this town, paying for the same 81 900.
Election passed of quietly with vote of
22l. The temperance ticket carried the day
The following Is list OF the officers elected !:
Supervisors, J. w Davis, Chairman, CHRIS
tian Hokenson, VIM. Conroy Clerk, Knox
w. Lewis; Treasurer, VIM. Mcdonald As
SCISSOR, Halvor Anderson; Justices, l.. I'll.
Rice, ID. W. Morgan, Ole Larson Constables
c. NJ. Knapp, w. J. Weeks, and Smith
Drake.
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RIVER falls, April 18th, 1877
TEACHERS ExAMINAr1 ON.

There win be Teachers Exam nation at
Ellsworth, April 2sth, 1877, o, A. II
Particular attention will be given to the
following topics Geometry, Plane Geometry
Philosophy, pneumaties and Optics. Physiol-
ogy, Respiration and Digestion, and Hygiene
OF Nervous System. History. The Civil War
Arithmetic, Fra5tions. Common and Deei.
NAL Grammar, Syntax. Geography, Wis.
consIn and q. 5. OrthoepY, Consonants
Reading, Emphasis and Rhetorical pauses.
Henry s. BAKER,
Co. Supt.
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Ducks quite plenty.
Mrs. Bradley Owen is very sick. Her re-
coverY is doubtful.
Carrie Parker has been quite sick for few
days past, but is now recovering.
a. W. Parker is hauling stone for the
foundation to an addition To his house.
c. r. Tyler has recently received mtelli-
gence of the death OF his mother, who died in
Illinois Aged 81 years.
About twenty men were employed one day
last week in digging a ditch across Crescent
Point The Object being to render it practi-
cable for large steamers and barges TO land at
this place.
The chief strife in our town at the late
election was as to who should be our next
chairman. The two opposing candidates
the ablest that could be selected-are so near
liz equal in those qualities requisite for the
position, that, as was anticipated, the con-
test was exceedingly close. In fact it is yet
undetermined which OF the two.will sit with
the Cel unity Board, owing to there having
been cast, as Is supposed, one fraudulent
vote.
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PREscOTr.
The river is clear of ice.

The river IS clear OF Ice.
Major Fellows has departed for the East.
The Changers were out in lull feather on
Saturday last.
The teams and crews Of J. Dudley have re-
turned from the lumber woods.
N. S. Dunbar has been making further i'm
provements on the Mondell House.
The Pillow Boy has resumed her place as q
packet between Prescott and Hastings.
The John Brown tcolored) Templars hold
their meetings at the city hall. The attend
ance IS good.
Otto Swanstrom has returned from his
western trip satisfied that "there's no place
like home"
Luce < Stevens have sold their interest in
the livery Stable to Munger Bros. who will
carry on the business.
Reports from down river are favorable, and
we daily expect TO hear the shrill scream oil
the steamboat whistle.
The Plaindealer Office has been moved from
GraY's Block to Dunbar's building. Room
in the rear over Welch's drug store.
About one hundred children meet in the
Juvenile Temple on Saturdays, and enjoy
themselves exceedingly,-it we can judge by
their happy looks
w. Budewitz has removed TO Plum Creek
where he viii open business in the boot and
shoe line. we NNAlAAGilAl AlAAlA
fellow, and a good workman.
The steam boat Office on the levee has been
thoroughly cleaned and fitted Tor the season
and the gentlemanIy form OF Z. L. Barnes
nresides with ltis accustomed urbanitY.
G. l.. Barnes has secured the services
AZ w III. 1 for his Office on the levee
viii has lie position for the last five
wears Wit. credit to himself and satisfaction
TO all.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-04-12

Mrs. Scales has received her Spring
Stock of Millinery Goods, which are,
Of course, of the very latest fashions.
Kid Gloves, Parasols, large variety
of ties, ribbons, and every thing else
belonging to the trade, in great pro-
fusion now adorn her shelves. Mrs.
r. N. Bevans viii 10 the trimming
Dress-making department up stairs;
Mrs. NJ. +. Field in charge.
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KrNxIoKISSIc.

Elias Dryer has again made his appearance
among US.
A new house appears on Tim Ham
mond's farm.
I'm Nye has sold his farm to Patrick
Hawkins for $1,000
Whooping cough Is going the rounds and
the measles have not yetlei Us.
The Congregational Church received an ao-
cession OF SIX members last Sunday, tour by
letter.
The body OF Hugh Gillian was found in
the lake near Saltwater, where il was first
missed, and brought home on Sunday. The
funeral services were held on Monday, the
9th instant
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State Of vgisc0nsin-Pierce County
Court iE Probate.

In the matter OF the estate Of Samuel +.
CheSebro, deceased.
Letters Of Administration having been
granted TO James S. Chesebro, and six
months from the date hereof having been al
lowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims against SAID deceased for exam
nation and adjustment Notice is hereby
given that all claims and demands against the
estate will be received, examined and adjust
ed by and before the Judge of this court at
his Office in Ellsworth ON the first Monday Of
each month during said six months, at 10
O'clock, a. II. Z. ID. PIERCE,
cost County Judge.
Dated, April 9th, 1917.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, :
COUNTY OF PIERCE,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, -
COUNTY OF PIERCE,
Notice il here
by given that so much of each and every
tract or parcel Of land situate, and lying and
being In the County of Pierce, State Of Wis
consin, described in the following statement
as may be necessary therefor, will be sold at
Public Auction for taxes, interest and
charges thereon for the year 1876, on the
sECoNDTUESDAY OF MAYA ID. 1877,
being the sth day Of said month, and so
many Of the next succeeding days as may be
necessary to complete the sale, unless the
taxes, interest and charges shall be paid on
said land, before said day Of sale.
Sale to be held and continued at the office
Of the County Treasurer, in Ellsworth, coun-
ty and state aforesaid, and to commence at
o o'clock A. NJ. OF each day.
NJ. J. PAINE, County Treasurer.
Dated at the Office of the County
Treasurer, April 3, 1877.
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MAIDEN Rock.

The lake is on the rise.
Crossing the lake on the ice with teams
ceased on the 9th instant.
The persons below named received first
grade certificates at the late teachers exami-
nation held by County Superintendent Baker
at this place A. Rosenberger, Jesse l.,
Rosenberger and Chas. A. Carson.
Election passed Of very quietly. The
principal contest lay between the Democrat
fc candidate ''Tip" Taylor, and the Republi-
can candidate, Vie. Clifford, for chairman OF
the Town Board. Mr.. Taylor came out s or
10 ahead.
On the afternoon OF the Attn at 4 p. NJ, our
highly respected merchant, Mr.. III. l.. Hub
bard and Miss Carrie Rabbi, were united in the
holy bonds Of matrimOny, at the residence OF
the former. Immediately after the ceremony
the newly welded couple started on tour
to Chicago. While there MIR Ill. will select
a spring stock OF merchandise.