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M. sOHENOKs pULMoNIu sYnUr

hEA WFHD TOsio, ANN MAspHAKE flLiA,--
These medicines haya undoubtedly per
formed moro cures Of Consumption than
any other remedy known 10 tho American
public, They Mo compounded of vegetable
ngredlontA. and contain nothing which can
bo Injurious ~ tho human constitution.
Olhor remedies Rdyortisod ag cures Tor Con
sumption, PROBABLY contain opium, which
IL somewhat dangerous drug In all cases,
anu llmkon freely by 90 lsumpilyo patlonls,
II must de- great injury Tor ils tendency IN 20
oonnno tho morbid matter Ia the system,
which, Of course, must mako u cure impOH-
Hblo, RchonckH rulmOnlc syrup Nv war
rnnted not to contain a pnrtl' O Of opium; II
IN composed Of powerful hut harmless herbs,
which not ON the lungs, liver, stomach, aud
blood, pnd thus correct all morbid Bocre
I IONS, and oxpol all the discussed matter from
lilo body. Those nre tho only means by
which Consumption can he cured, aud NIX
sohencks Pulmonlo syrup, Aea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills are the only medicines
which operate Ia this way, II IL obvious they
are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary
Consumption. Each bottle OF this invalua-
bio medicine TX accompanied by mll dirod
tons. Or. Sohon0l IN professionally NJ his
principal oihoe, corner Sixth aud Arch
siroota, Philadelphia, every Monday, where
all letters for advice must DO addressed,
junlwlm
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The delightful elects OF this new principle
Or, j, II, McLoanB Cough and Lung Heal
Ing dlobulos. Az tho saliva In the mouth
acts on the globucs n gas X generated which
soolhcs and heab irritation of the thront
and lungs, makes the voice ooar NJ birds
cures hoalSeuoss, coughs, colds and consump-
H. TrIa BOXES, by mall, % cents. Dr. j.
II Mclean, 3li Chestnut street, ST. Louis.
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Charley Wurlburger viii have
breakfast this morning At the Mer'
Chanla' Restaurant,

Heild not ilko ~ tell her
ller teeth Wefo foul, hor breath waa bad,
Aud 90 he simply Honi hor
Some fragrant sOIOpONT lao hal,
she took the plni ana used H.,
Aud now Shes hWeet and he In glad,
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TnE Sulphur Springs Gasette has the
following.

following:
fellow hereabouts who was recent.
ly sick nigh unto death. said that il he
died no was thankful that there were
two terrible sins he had never commit.
ted; one was, he had never voted the
democratic ticket, and the other, he
had never subscribed for the Sulphur
Springs Ga:ene
That man will 60 somewhere when
he dies, exactly whore or how, we do.
cline to say, What queer epitaph the
Gazette will write for him when he does
pass in the checks,
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AnaIInhIn HnYInga hmm.

Ouo hos ~ d. TUFTS pills win save you
many dollars In doctors bills. They viii
surely cure Chlla ana Fever Dyspepsia,
DlaOrdoTed Liver on Bowels hlok lloadaohoi
laundloe on Chronic Constipation, only
a. conls, May2i-W2t
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SUNDAY LAW.
MARSllAL'S OFFICE,
IlHA AL nAIIAu I'M

CITY OF DALLAS, TEXAS,
Notice Is hereby given That hereafter the
ordinance IN regard 10 the Sunday law will
bt enforced To the letter, and the policemen
will be held responsible for enforcement of
Il g law ON their beats. WE. MORTON,
haSS9ult City Marshal,
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SANITARY NOTICE.

owners OF lots, and property holders and
tehhnls or all description, are hereby or
dered 10 clean up their premises Neglect
to do so VIII entail the serving OF notice TO
appear before the Recorder to answer To the
Violation OF the ordinance aud a fine be i'm.
posed NJ. a. CORNELIUS. Nj. d.
mRy2g-lw Health Oilicnr
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EZcH A VHE BANK
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Does a General Banking and Exchange
Business.
DIRECTORS.

j. W, Crowdus, NJ D., DALLAS; Phil. Il,
Chappell, President of the National tx
change Bank Of Jefferson CITY Mo-; 4. Il,
hnrsalls, OF Marsnlls " Underwood, whole.
sale glocers, Dallas; Col, IL. y. ErvAy, Dallas;
j. l.. Williams, OF Williams a ToluVer, drur.
glsts, Dallas; James NJ. swanson, plant r,
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. stem.
nons, attorney 'at-law, Dallas; Il. NJ. Sw!nk
Dalias; T. NJ. ErVny Dallas. inn.dly,
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Charley Wurzburger will have
breakfast this morning at the Mer-
chants Restaurant.
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Charley Wurzburger will have
breakfast this morning at the Mer-
chants Restaurant
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On lhel0lh Day OF June, AID. 1877

To decide wholheT tax OF ono.fuurih Ofone
per cent SHAH be levied on the taxable prop
efty within the corporate limits of the city
for tho mainlonnnco of public schools.
MI II, II. Kendall, presiding officer, First
Ward, Courthouse,
Nh, NJ. ID. darlington, presiding officer,
Second ward, Pointers warehouse.
Major John Henry Brown, presiding OH.
Ger lhird ward, BuokhOrn Corner.
MI, j, j. EAkini, presiding o1icer, Fourth
ward, Sob oil House
The election viii be held within the hours
provided by law, Tho tickets VIII 4, ad, " FOy
icrWng school tdt.' ".lOdlHM iccJ inn Scho0i
tdt. W. l.. CABELL, Mayor
Attost J, Il. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
muyaldtilllLl9
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$4,000 CASH IN GIFTS !


The Kentucky Cash Distrth,,,,o, 49,
pany, authorized by special ~ 80 ~, ooIn i
lsloture, for the bone d OF the ~ ne Leg
OF Frankfo.t, will nave M, uoIic Seno ,
series OF grand drawings In X sv.Uhu VI tne
vile, KY, Saturday, June SJtie wy vi LOUIS
Tic Library Hall, a scheme II, 10, AZ luo-
with the times. 500, 900 ooHi Il,eusuIhte
Read the list Of GIFTS; i LOT onIy SO.
sUDy; grand cash Gift, s2eInnaIn.u cnsn gut OF
cash gifts. ssGsg each issstt, $4,000; 3 grand
gifts, s2.Oo eacb. SIS ~ ~ 40 600; grand cash
each, s2j0O. IN r,st ~ cash gifts, 81 900
~ cash gifts, 800 each s266le eacl, s4V,VyV;
slVO each, SS00JO; 5O0 cash mn, SgV cash slils
Wy, GOO cash gifts, slO each. ~ eaen' sZo,
its, amounting TO $4,000. wyiVOy, g. eash
~ aiNes, ~ quarter, ~ 90; II tica,s 49,
SIS tickets, $50; 5t4 tickets, 30 ~ uekels' sl,V
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1915 REWARD.

Il SrRAIED or stolen from mo ON the
~ night OF the 18th inst, one GRAY GEI,D-
ING, about sixteen hands high, seven or
eight yenrS old, branded on the right should
or with !, small circle, with Il bar across IL:
leit oye detective. A splendid Spdde horse
has all the gaits will nay twuntv.nvo
dollars for the delivery the horse 10 me
NJ Dallas, and nifty dollars additional Tor
the conviction OF the thief who stole him.
l am satisfied that he was stolen.
A. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas
Mayo d6t&w2t
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY on nALLAA. rEXAs, MnY no. lS7l.

In obedience 10 n resolution OF tho CITY
Council, passed At u called meeting of the
CITY Council, ON the 2Dth day of May, A. u.
lsU nn election VIII be hold In the different
wnIdso the CITY % Dallas, In accordance
win section 80 OF the school law, approved
August 10, 1876,
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At WILLS POINT, TEXAS

oHers extra Inducements 10 commercial
travellers, lhcso two Institutions are cOnye-
Mont 10 the depot, well Kept and charge,
reasonable. Asa starting point for COM
mofolnl men visiting the Interior wills
Point ~ particularly desirable ON account
OF locality. ma, Bd2m
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Wanted Situation.

A $ COOk-A respectable young woman
n wants situation MS hrst, class cook. un.
deistands cooking and pastry also. Best of
reference given. Apply at No. 81 Bryan
street, iunl2.2t I
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19
WARNER AND STEENsLAND.

In striking contrast with the modest
course of III. b. Warner relative to
the office for which he IS recognized
as q candidate is the scheming in
triguing and intrusive mode adopted
by Halle Steensland, of Dane county,
to secure the Republican nomination
to the same office, that of Secretary
of State. Two years ago, despite the
efforts of the Steensland faction to de-
feat him Mr.. Warner received the nom-
inatiOn TO the Office in question and
the wisdom of the convention in
making such nomination found con-
firmation in the fact that tins gentle
man polled the heaviest vote of any
candidate upon the entire ticket, with
the exception OF Governor Luding-
ton. Encouraged by this gallant run
his friends, and not himself, conceived
the idea of his being again made a
candidate and he has been suggested
and quite extensively and favorably
mentioned as such without any solicit
tation whatever upon his part, while
Mr.. Steensland, as Secretary of "A
Scandinavian Insurance Company has
employed that corporation as a ma
chine to bring about his own noml-
nation. 1t is nothing to the discredit
OF Mr.. Steensland that he aspires to
tie Office of Secretary of State and the
ambition which prompts such aspira-
lions is laudable. but we do most en-
phatically condemn the dlsreputable
means employed by him to reach the
goal OF his ambition. We trust that
our Scandinavian friends will realize
the bull-dozing attitude in which Mr..
Steensland has placed himself and join
with other delegates to the State Con
vention in administering to him Sc
we're rebuke by quietly sitting down
upon him and placing in nomination
a more worthy representative Of their
honored nationality.
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ONo.


Another voter at N. p. Smiths.
Haying is well under way around here. 1t
will average over 4 tons per acre.
Winter wheat is taking on that peculiar
golden hue that betokens bountiful harvest.
LinwOod Lodge, No 2l3, 1. o. G. t., is now
fully up to business and is bound t. make
itself felt in the community, Judging by the
earnestness of the members.
We understand J. Van Schoonhoven, a for
mer resident of this place who moved to
Minnesota last year, has had his crops de-
stroyed by grasshoppers and is soon to return.
Mr.. Condit's residence on Rush River was
recently burned with all its contents. As he
is poor man the loss is severe one. He
has received many substantial evidences of
sympathy from persons about here in the
way of provisions and clothing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19
THE RIVER DANUBE.

The river Danube has figured large
ly in history for 1000 years, and it
again becomes the object to which the
eyes of the world have turned. 1t
furnished a highway for the Turks in
the sixteenth centuries to penetrate
Europe as far as Vienna, and in the
days of the crusades it became an out
let FOR the religious enthusiasm of
Europe to flow to the Holy Land. The
Danube, from its source in Baden to
the Black sea, is 1920 miles long, and
it drains with its tributaries an area of
over 100000 square miles. 1t passes
through Bavaria, Austria. Hungary
and Servia, to the Carpathian noun
tains, where it separates Roumainia
and Bulgaria, and passes into the
Black Sea through several mouths, the
principal one being that of Sulina.
The Danube is navigable for steamers
as far as Ulm, in Bavaria. At Nicopo-
lis, in the fourteenth century, 100, 900
Christians were driven by the Turks
into the the Danube, and in the fif-
teenth century 10000 Turks were slain
on its shores at the siege of Belgrade.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19
ELLSWORTH.

Hay is a good crop.
Raspberries are ripe.
Winter wheat harvest has commenced.
Miss Ada Moore closed her school last week.
The stave mill will shut down next week
until after harvest.
r. L. Garfield did neat job of painting on
the house of I. Bateman.
A large number OF our citizens will attend
Barnum's show at Red Wing.
A man here says business has not been so
dull since 1857 rs it is this year.
The new dwellings of Henry Terpening and
William Kinnie are nearly completed.
The financial committee for the 4th of July
after paying all expenses had S23 left
Mrs. Anderson, AN insane woman, was taken
to Madison last Monday by Sheriff Nelson.
THE school in district No. closes this
week w. }. Moore has been successful
teacher.
The Adventist's tent meeting continues to
be largely attended and Is addressed by abe
speakers. 1t is expected to close this week.
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GILMAN.

Msrtmus Olsen has splendid crop of W in
ter wheat.
Mrs. Maxgood has been enjoying a visit
from her brother and his family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tomas, of Cresco, Iowa.
Andrew Matteson puts his hay into the
barn with horse fork. This is one of the
modern improvements that are slow in reach
ing the woods.
LosT-On the road a little south of Bald
win, a valise containing some children's
clothing and summer shawl. 1t the finder
will send it by freight to T. J. Tomas, Cresco,
Howard Co., Iowa. he will be amply remu-
nerated.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Rock ELM.

Rock ELM
The prospect tor good corn crop is quite
good.
Frank Zimmerman is pushing the work on
his house rapidly, and when completed will
add much to the appearance of our village.
Legal blanks of all descriptions constantly
on hand and for sale by I'D. Fitzgerald, JUS
tiee Ofthe peace. Conveyancing promptly
attended to.
During the thunder storm on Saturday
evening, the 9TH, lightning killed one of NJ.
Lourent's mules. A number of sheep and
hogs belonging to Mr.. Young were killed at
the same time.
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Fir, pAgO

Miss c. Meehan was home on visit the
past week.
Winter wheat is ripening fas and will soon
be ready to harvest.
Mrs. G. Henneman is doing fourishing
business at her millinery store.
Miss Helen Healy, from River Falls, visited
FL Paso Grange at its last meeting.
Miss Cecilia and Mary Ann HUI riley are
both home from Prairie du Chen where they
have been attending school.
At the last meeting of the FL Paso Grange
three members took the 4th degree, after
which they had splendid feast.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

In this free country we are unable
to see why Orangemen should not be
permitted to celebrate without mOles-
tatiOn what they religiously consider
a holiday as sacred to them as the
Fourth of July to the average Ameri-
can citizen, st. Patrick's Day to the
sons of the Emerald Isle, and certain
anniversaries to the devotees of the
different literary, religious, civil, NIL
itary and secret societies.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

The State journal which has been
quite partial to Hayes and IN favor of
all sorts of reform, ''gigs back" little
and now thinks that Cong ressmen
should be permitted to express an
opinion relative to appointments,
which practically means that they
should dictate them, though this is
one of the very abuses that Hayes
proposes to rid the country of, as Con-
gressmen control appointments in
their own interest rather than in the
interests of the government service.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

The La Crosse Leader with becom-
ing fOrtitude allows itself to be led TO
the support of a candidate in another
District for Secretary of State, though
it can not point to single valid OBJ
lection to Mr.. Warner, and admits
that he made a good showing in 1875.
Has Mr.. Warner done anything to for
felt the esteem in which he was held
two years ago! The trouble with the
Leader is, Hans resides too near Con-
gresham Humphrey. who lives north
of Vernon County.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

THE Washington correspondent of
the st. Paul Pioneer-Press is very Sc
we're in his structures on President
Hayes. One of Hayes most grievOus
offences is his persistent refusal to
attend the same church that General
Grant frequented while an occupant
of the Executive Mansion.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

IT is barely possible that the ''rag
baby" to which prominent leading Re-
publican journals sneeringly refer, may
draw enough votes in Wisconsin to
elect the Democratic ticket--of Course
the Greenback party having no idea of
electing Its ticket.
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WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1877.
Educational.
HI. \. BAKER, A. H., Editor.
COUNTY SuPERIETESDENr.1

ADDErss John III. Ammon, SO and 60
Washington ST., Chicago, for circulars
relating to Walter Smiths Drawing
Manual for teachers.
WE are pleased to see the very deep
interest shown in drawing, 4 ma
jority. we believe. of the summer
teachers, are doing something in that
line.
THE following reported that they
taught map-drawing last winter. 1t
seems to us that all who study geog-
raphy should do something in this line.
NJ. Collius. C. A. Carson, j. ID. Par
dee, Rece Wilkinson, ID. r. Amidon,
Amos Rosenberger, G.. l.. Bowman,
Helena F. Barg, Susie Gilmore, p.
Mcmahon, Libbie White, S. E. Lock
wood, Fred Parker, w. j. Perry.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

JONI HABBERTOS, author of "Helen's
Babies" and ''Jericho Road" lived
for many years In Mt. Carmel. H.,
where the terrible tornado passed
through recently, and some of his
relatives were among the sufferers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

IT appears that the word 'silver" is
not printed upon the face of the new
1 per cent. bonds, but that the Ian
guage of the act is such that the claim
can be made that they may lie paya-
BILE in silver of the standard weight
and fineness of the law of 1920.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

FLIPPER, the colored cadet who comes
out from West point. will be provided
for in the 10th Cavalry, composed of
cOlOred men, and will be the first of
his race who has been commissioned
in the regular army.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

ABOUT seven millions dollars of the
new four per cent. bonds have been
subscribed for in this country, an
amount much in excess of the expec-
tatiOns of those who were inclined to
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

A TERRIFIC hail storm swept over a
portion of Mclean county, H., last
week. In few moments the ground
was covered several inches deep with
hailstOnes large as pigeon eggs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

Baltimore, to increase her water
supply, is making a tunnel which is to
be miles long and II feet in diane
ter. miles of rock have to be drilled
through in this great work.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING.

lam now prepared 10 furnish Plans, SPeei-
sections and Estiur ates, Working Details, kle-
-stions- etc. In short all drawings necessary
for the construction Of any bnildlns ~ sne
-as a,d satisfaction guaranteed. Any per-
P - viii save from to u per cent: on the
cost Of . building By procuring reiiahie SET
of drawings. r.rpN
boz O0ilAn --- @. HENRY.
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VOL. 81

RECENT earthquakes and tidal waves
in South America destroyed Is towns,
killed 600 people aid involved total
loss of 10000, 200.
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NEW CESrERyILLR.

Our school closes in two weeks. Miss
Scott has given very general satisfaction as a
teacher.
Haying is the order of the day, but there
are very general complaiIlta Of the hghtness
Of the crop.
The Good Templars still flourish,
Although tits said some one Ct two,
Upon the Fourth got very Z lus
The, sumbled quickly of ae tack,
Broke the pledge and fell clear back,
To brandy snaps and "Boston'i punch
And lager beer to float their lunch-
In future would say to such,
Be careful boys, don't take too much.
In moderation drink good wine
For drunkenness Is not divine.
Ought not the people OF this community to
build a new school-house It is known to
every person in the district land great
many out of it, that toe building we now
have Is utterly unfit for sehool-house.
Shall not the youths of this community have
the privilege OF acquiring. at least, q good
common school education Other districts
are moving in this matter, and are erecting
suitable school buildings, why should we not
follow their examples If orr future is to be
identified with this place, it Is certainly our
duty to surround and ill it with the benign
influences Of education, temperance and
morality, which will advance both our ma
terial prosperity, and our moral and intellec-
tual development.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19
MID WIFE.

MRS. S. NEWELL-PrOfessiona Midwife
and Nurse Residence on Main street, first
door South OF the Iron bridge, River Falls,
Wis. 20-34
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A CORRECTION,

Mr.. j. w. Gordon in his report of
the Teachers Association at Esdalle,
stated that ''the members of the as
ISOLATION fully disagreed with the
forms presented showing that Town
send is either inconsistent, or the
gentleman did not follow his authori-
ty." To this we would reply that Mr..
Gordon was unfortunately required
to SIT without having an opportunity
of OBTAINING the association an I'M
limited time. The form presented
was the following:
EsOAmE, WIS, JUNE %, 1877.
III. S. BAKER
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III. s. COMINGS
Isprepared to Hang wall Paper. do
WHITEW ASKING,

or attend to any business in the line of ma
son work, on short notice. Satisfaction guar
enteed 46tf
River Falls, Wisconsin.
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ii. S. BAKER,
River Falls, Wis.

Objections were made to the omis-
sion of the county by several teachers.
The conductor of the exercises
claimed that the name of the county
was unnecessary where the letter did
not 60 outside of the county. AL
though he did not give Townsend as
authority for that form, but merely
presented it as his own taste. Mr..
Baker requested the leader to men
ton some good authority on letter
writing and Mr., Townsend was given.
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B. H. PILLAR,

DAINTERS Grainers Glaciers and Paper Hangers,
cOnsin- 20-35
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

BLACKSMITH, shop on Main St, south Of Brack-
I'D EFT House Particular attention given to shoe
Tug horses.
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MISSES LEvINGs,

L, AsHIONABLE TAILOR Work done to srder,
Il on short notice and on reasonable terms. Shop
at his residence, opposite the Normal school,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

Our school closes in two weeks. Miss
Scott has given very general satisfaction as a
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-19

IZEEP a Bookstore embracing School and Miscel-
N IaneOus Books. Periodicals and Magazines. A
full supply Of Stationary. Main ST.. River Falls,
Wis