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, 1877-01-21

Tb{. nar.;rnor. +o,,,.a =.
France. At thr verr t;na .rhar +ha coont-r 1saa.
ed 3, 1913 additional nrcsts ~. rho,,ha- n.onosea
to abolish 3f0 semfnarr scho,a,s,Tna MI. ,n5,c-
ton wou1d hc n bIo,r n ~. -a.r ~ e,.os -.
Church nad Inst h.r nost,.s;o,s 1.nsr ~ +to -tch
entered holy orarrs In, TN ,,onr,a ro,s;,sa foth
tul to her.
An auonvmon< contr;hr+or :, ,ba 1oz ,,r,,ho- ~
the Atlantic writes. ~ ho,cvA tha, ,he cr;,;cs
who mock Mt ncrona,,. hcfr;and;n9 c,ran1o1,,
in TINT h;pb ,xov AZ RI. c,oso ~ Goo-c. EI1n+,,
norel are fnyariahlr men. 0ne ~ tb- ch;cf n,oral
difference, h-tro.n 49, ,ra ,o.,o. .1d ~.
life kource IT .orro,x rb,ch = ~ o,;+a ,~.,ad.
is that vhf1e women ara ronah,o ~ fr,arash; for
both women and rnrr n,en ~ to-, T. a. ,ocn
on1y. min can h. .1mozt onvth;no n . ,so,nan
her snnno,t.r h-r +e,chsr har sa<..a5,r n..
1oxer har e,,va har.arr;ccs. .n. aa,,.,..
a1tcrn]r f,j<ud ho c.rnnt ~ .,;,, .o1 =. ~ ~
o,,. ,y..--,,r,~
~ ~" Aon"oA .o'teepon"ence Aas t1e loi-
t4upoeeo " erecl suitable ne.
~. ,o,,a ,vhe ,;,,a1 ~
.a,tn.+ 49, -. -. ~
s.r@ % 1axa IT, 49, .sas.,sas As ~. " ~" =,
,.a-1,.a -;n4 ...e-..::e 80, -
,ora +hs a.n~.f :. ~a. -.
$1,000 .,5 Eea.ss ~ ~ cns,.. -. 10Y. $500
1nza- +ha hoHrns - ~. pe..as aa.ss 49, ~ nhs a.
+,x..a -. s,..~ - -. @ ~ a;.,.. ~ ~
u1a ~. L.,
' We. '. n.s .uu rau w.
r. .t,,+ ~ or+ -, n,ons, z;,aoca oa, 49,,
..pao..n r s,,s;u ,,.;.s =. .1s,,
u..,.- - ~ =
.I.. s1s ~au =. 49,. ~ ~ ~ ~ Nv
..5.e.. - ~
aeou'"
Inc series OF 'tondenseo tlass'cs comes III
Tor large snare OF we'll ~merlteo r1d'culc. one
critic ennnc'stes sa'if'ealty his own plan 1or
series ., 1'oneateo I!ass'cS' .n "n1en s"aH pe
1pee..ea every 1a'ns .aat sA''ul no'c'.seaueS
"ouio nstu'any "sett, anu everything 'ha. nc
mlent insert II nc naa 'ne oFa,ns' Aho'ne' ef'''c,
III not'c'ng tne eonoe.ea''on VI 'annos'
Gays: thtnS snete Is no ptesosause VI "h'cn a
1caoess arc H'ole 1ea1ous .nah 1n'. u oolns '"e'r
own sk1pp1ng' inc eao1ect tcca'ls stof5 OF
distinguished gentleman VINO nao conceived me
| loen o1 e1pnrsat'ns nSron' ana nao sltons',
marked IN lue n'atsn ~ .ne nauSnty sl"zns a.
isus potio".n .ne "ooh ~ ,sau w. .astaa
friend were marks OF admiration!
The ,nyster,ous ..s,xe Holm, /" who writes do.
shtfu1 f stoles for ss5n<s Moany ha. n at least M
oSthoao1. wonderful thing to ind IN that
prim rnasazine such sentiment IS the following.
which occurs at the very opening Of ''Farmer
Baseett'- Romance; *.Thc truth was that John
Dasse'' ".s a., -; 49, ~ Ga,r rpg5a- p
Ihefe are 1e" OF lnese III every Nc" Ins'ano
county: They arc the oflspEIns Of Of the Westmin. nm
cateehsm to meai1atiSe, M eleaf."'tteo' !os,caa,
p;. yonth: IL " dne t exp1essoa1: let him .pend
most Of his days out on sunny hillsides thinking
It over in silence. and asking nobody any qres.
tons, and the chances arc that, when he is Fl, h*
will quit going to church, and be high -mindst
paS~n." Worse yet, nc may 60 10 eouFen anu o*
, 1877-01-21
SOLID WEALTH AND PROSPERITY.

In these days OF general business depression,
ailures, and unaouud corporations, it Is \ pleas
II to note that home institution Is anon: the
and best. In the statement Of the Ma
Life-1nsurance Co. Of the G. 9. OF L.,
lied in another column, it will be seen that
ets arc Of une1ceptioDable character and
q amount. The assets. which arc orcr
Z, represent q surplus, over all liabilf
karly Sl.5O, 600. Tile Company holds
pey lor every s100 Of liability. Dur
1875 the National has disbursed to
5ver $50. Gao. and since its org3niza-
SIS, nearly s., 500, ,00U have been paid in
lner. The rates charged By this Compa-
uch less tkan mutual rates, the differ
far greater than the UTidends paid
4tteE.
, 1877-01-21

,aanced from SIS to s.. so by Colby & "'fte' ~
.nd o19 State street Thia house has always ueeu
rhc first to reduce prices. They are se'Ang 'o.s
mound genuine bacz hair mattress rof o. .,'o,,.
and elegant. Their stock Of ratlor' aa nriccs
her. md dining furniture Is e3tenei'e' AHo pA'~~
in harmony with the times.
, 1877-01-21
BUSINESS NOTICES

Eapeon--1f yonr druggist doe. not keeu
ooad and tells yon be las something inst q
nls onl5 object Is to get your money; but 20 until
3nt xoq a4h r. ,Eapeon" and get bottle Of It ii you
~: MSn' sae oes: medicine ever known 10. rheun,a-
10y a.sa; neuralgia, umbago, scatica, pleurisy, ctc
aad tor burns, CUTS spfnns, bruises. sore throat
bnw,rajs bbwntjaeFa pa'ns III the back. side, stomach.
headache, tooshache or piles; 1t will a.
COLUMN, Send for circular Of tcstimonlais. 20
Hfanaotph fsa street, basement Medicine applfcd
, 1877-01-21
PERSONAL.

Sorth whit he WIS stadylnE for- Inc reply "09'
.To q. oils
no,n Plat; declares that dueling ought to be re-
xxrt:, E:s..,ac:on, and is to be- NOBODY Wlllre-
.-+t ,he IT,. y, anv persons actively interested IN
this :c.>-1 l.j 'ioen@-
Ami; ;,.- s-:ry kpraincd her ankle during a
rec.u. .:.-.: /. .:c1in:c.ancc 1t Moscow, oa1 "as
t1usl. 1--WE. !; finish her part. she was thea
t,,c,,.,.'::' r:-. 70. two weeks.
-. ..,.- .,oa. IS elected Senator, says the
s,,,us.;. !. -ayt!.raa Ut the 18th inst, ''we
ee.l] MI. IL vi.plre to part with Eatler AMI Sim
roas I:l-, ~ocl br sad, indeed" Prepare
II, e,u III :;ia. Theodore Of Abyssina was
brought /, England after the suicide OF his father,
1ud ~. ucsa II = nan2sr adopted " tae @.aeen'
He Is s1rauux- but not bright. lie is ut EIgbE.
The gos1cn Commercial HuEletin says the tersest
announcement Of "a business change" it has re-
ceIred this season is tue following:
TN, Tc'sc eus.ec 1xEE.cAS SHOVEL COMPANY.
Its remarked that 'sDudn, - the good yonn.
voman Of the last mo Name" book Is uni ap-
ply named. for she will be confused with char
a2ter in ..Don Juan not so good as she might
hare been.
Hawthorne himself, in a private letter written
Eat; yea1a ago, and ROW in the possession OF MIR.
Winter Of the New York Tribune, speaks Of - the
Inherent incapabillty' OF the subject Of The
Scarlet Lettes" +" for the stage.
The resignation OF Dr. Smith. President Of Dart
mouth College, Is to take effect March l. Ine
rcasoa assigned by him for retiringis adTaneeda:
and the necessity for more vigorous adnlnists2"
1iou of the Affairs OF the Institution
The Nation says Of Mr. Tennyson's new drama:
'tBy the time the reader has finished Harold he
tas almost contracted the abi Of thinking Of Nj.
r3,s 1-r,aI1 n
dramas without plots, and dialogues without
points"
It's ssld that Earl Dudley, o. England. who is
eoyears DID, has offered to bet s2z 600 to SIS that
the eon If Napoleon III. will he officially pro-
chined Emperor of France during the Earfs life
TINE and that the odds we're at once accepted by
The Prince Of Wales and by three other persons.
Ravan1 T.r,o- rocc,ved nm fee for his 4tFourth
Of 1n1yv ola n, P;1o3c,nh;a and never had it
conr;gbte1 osoood oivcs him = rnyalty, without
aay legal Obligation to do 80; and other persons
who nave printed 1t hare not even cent the author
COPE Of Their publications. One Of them had the
impotence to ask him to subscribe for lis own
oae
rb- Par H. ur,,,.a "a -anor+oa as having said
+. rsc.,. sa.zao, .h.+ .,.r, ia no recorded In
t,.nr. ~ 1os,s .darase;nr +he y;rc;n as mother
RI, - o.os :, ~ tr.s,,,n,t1n ossrrts the con-
1,arx ,,1a, +h;. onos7;on that the amateur
Greet scholars can throw 1rht upon-through the
columns Of some ether nouer-to the extent Of half
zdozen co1uons>
m. .,,,.u.<. r.,, ~o..,,ne q ro-m bv
II, Ia....n". .o4 Dr.oa p;ctrrc.- nn-
otba- ~ ~ T.,'..':",.a ..Thn wi+ch ~ Wen
-.'. ','',e4 ~. p.osident,o1
oroxt,a- ne %' ', ~ ~. ,"e+ ;e o1ceed;ncly
tass H. 1ae eaI'e VI 49," ~ .' ,u.r co1nedv
r,l,e, ..n,. a., n.'.,'s :, -, ,xn:ch txo acts
, 1877-01-21

:, ;,,ued,Rtc attention desired The popnla! oen,
-, r.,om. Of Dr.. Mcchcsney corner OF clatk anu
Randolph streets, continue to be crowded os 'ne
hest classes, All work drst-class Ine oesl 0e. -
tce.h no bette. iu the city. S.. Cold filings war
o.,aj Ton vearF and no fancy prices.
, 1877-01-21

y, ,,a vheele: s. Wilson sewing machines fhoula
~, =, fhe Office, No. l55 STATE street. Inc .onl'
nanv are prepared to exchange with all the o." ea1,
tor,ers on very reasonable terms and give tnen
n.xr still better than the old Anu 'a' III
advance Of any other.
, 1877-01-21

,to7nfnc train. for indianapolis cinc1nnau' .na
ron;sr;IIe change leaving time Oh Monday jan.
o. and will hereafter leave half an hour n, e15e pne
+hsn now. Florida Guide free. once -, t.an
ao1uh street. E. Gallup. General Western fa'''u'
ger Agent
, 1877-01-21
p. P. BLISS,

Tho Inst md best portrait Of F. P. Bliss as was
taken by Gcntile, the photographer lo1 :: sh ohs
.+rset where his portrait (.ny size) can oe W.
tained. together with his autograph
, 1877-01-21
THE SOUTH TOWN.
The Justices Still Unwii|inr n
Take Action;
ana IN Favor Of Waiting for the Courts
to Do Something.
Ihey Listened to Speeches and Adjourned
till Wednesday Afternoon.


Inc south Town Board held another rneetin
yesterday afternoon in Justice Meech,s ffI, ot.1,
pursuant to ad,ournmant T. -u su o111'
hcred th,t .c,;a. 49, 49, ~ VIII oe remen
"""' @e''o41 on tue resolution Of Supervise
Lluco'n TO proceed with the election OF a Co
lcctor was deferred in order to eiye Evans, -,
torneys an opportunity to apply for ,nor m
,ro,,s ,1l.- "1 SUPERVISOR TO compel him to az
e1o'S -nhcs pond IAc application was mad
late thursday afternoon to Judce 3frA,,;stor
with the expectation that the arguments womb
~ ~. d. p aee4slon reached by Saturday, Sc
'a1t 14e ooaro would have the opinion OF q
court 10 base their action upon. The rn,+.
ter, however, did not come I'M a. 49,
ticipated, the Supervisor MI to-:.s I.
tc11av Ista s ans%er. Ihere were present yes
|! Necri Fnote ns,WIi nn,GII'ef1g!d, rho presided,
i He;ncs S"ua,; S"ute, "9l, Wallace, Pollak, and
4 {arver: a.p eepe4 ,.so9 iLncoln and Town Clerk
Ed rhps. jim {;IeeSon sn11 ,9;t anu Evans
Fcfd ~ Il piJpaG, .tnont; tnen1 being Marshall
! Snr;n1cr o,,,i y son o0na torsythe, H. N.
wrrr In otran3a,. - oGuuen' ~ ~ counsel there
Fuller. renresent;ng rron' w. ~ u9ady amt N; W.
snnr,. rHu Is 1ooAll1s alter the interests Of the
1rna |T'a:
t;,n ,,s a.. luun stated that the pending Qucs-
H. T,,ii" c leso!ut1on ot supervisor Lincoln.
another adjcurnnent savnr t. 1so,1 II III iafor o.
to proceed wheu there wns nnnd;nnr a'.a.. 80; 81
in the courts which would Getnr,6;oI Iaes.ton .,3a
course should be taken. A Gee.is;on r''.itt
probably be reached by Aonfar nr nas,,o. "ou4o
SUPERVISOR 1Iy,:oIr
had understood last week. ,rrn ". poo.,,
pressed to adjourn. that snna ~ 49, Doa1u "as
action was to be taken. Persnns1,1 sneeot
suppose that any would be tacn III " w. o1a MOI
evidently thought otherwise mi .ho. ~ ooala
journed in order to piye thc n,r+;as ao-
Four days went by and uothinr was 1Iana ''p'e:
him the filing of the netition ,Tss , r,asa ~
the same DELAY wb1rh Ind h.'., ,,sa.S 1te Past OF
Board for the last two u1.lss n,I ~ upon tut
thought the meetings ourit ~ o an,,,.d a9s 9ne,
petition Ior manf}am,,s ,vos n",5;,.ns diso. lug
him individually. Hn hnn",i pet4uS ~ asa1st /
answer filed hv Mnndov ,Ins.,;. ~ 4ase an
not pcrreiyc wi'v tha nsndaan. do,nng; ne conld
should have any inslI1",,cc 1'non ~ " euat sun
tue Boarl. If II stca"J, 1Pu'l ~ enG aetlon OF
opcv the mandate Of tie Sor+ ~ ,s w0ulu ol course
to Go 50. In thc nea1t;n. nou1a e Mneh compelled
pointed Cuilcrtor as = n;,,>t - " ta1e boafo ap-
scnted potxI anfI r,i1d hon* T.; -, anu ne pre-
and then tho folmtn- n'.;3' uI5' ~ noula sign 1t,
In the taxes IF thcro ~ eoutu so on ana gather
Board roulI mt rn n1,,,'S ~; aae ieason why TIC
c failed fo nm II IN 49,, "ou p?stofm us duty,
merely ncnd;n~ arsine+ i.;'5 ia!5 actlon Wh'ch was
fnrc ti,e RuarJ ~oeld onaa, nu tle nopea there
rc.,,r hnv;r.r M .,n..ht ~ appoint Co-
~ merely III frer,,..,'o. 10y ~ d uc1! no" would
, 1877-01-21

NO moro goods will be retat1ed from our
s.o:s a'er this date except such as are not Kent in
etocA e oy me hardware trade. Henry Disstou d
20, 167T, ~a'-As'' oa1t'
, 1877-01-21

Hoiand's Aromatic Bitter Wine OF Iron is a
suneoy ior nervous debility, impoverished blood,
anu impaired digestion. Depot, 81 Clark street.
, 1877-01-21

Those who wish to maize 1nel. oe .,a1 a,rorn
bic, will make use OF W. tt.ee ~
extrscts-Eanilla, orange e'c
, 1877-01-21
prasFc1 sEWIKG-MACHlNE.

The new wheeler Wilson No. g. 81 ~ $500 as
c+at. street eold on monthly payments. tloen11
s.aena1+ for casb. Old machines taken II W.
change 1t reasonable pr!cca-
, 1877-01-21

r n o. oRpEFs r02 DY: nG, clEhNhl. herH,n'"e ,nt'
Of old clothes, either ladies' OF scn''esn IN al,
Is attended to, and satisfaction 81 neorhorn mud
c.x.e by Cook & McLain, NO. W oeat oo'4' "A0
~ oa md n61 West Madison et1eet
, 1877-01-21

nanb2r's Bcthsc1a Water for kidney din.
calt1ea- Gale s. Blocki, IS South Clark street.
, 1877-01-21
DRESS. GOODS, 4c.,
|CLOSLI(1f.(()Tj'
SALE,
OF
WHIT E:R GOODS
l'he Greatest Bargains
Ever Offered!

ooo pieces Lyons Rep2s. best quality ant
good styles. l3H and l5c; marked dowr
from 40 and 25c.
$50 Plaid suitirs,. dirk colors. and 20,
cheap at l5c.
goo pieces Snowflake Dress Goods, 10 and
A1:c' reduced from IS and 20o.
9oo places Heavy Poplin Alracas (1oun,e
1o!o,, ~ and 25c; reduced f=om 80 end :;5c.
42o pieces Black ana Colored A.:-Wo,1
75c; worth rs. s5c, and 81.
a35 pieces Mohair Alpacas i,1oub1a @o1d,
AZ, 10, 49, 40 and soc: spe0a1 bargains.
70 pieces Black Gros Grain Dre.a SILT.
reduced to 81. sl.35..and $3.50,
80 pieces Dress Cambrics, yard wide. 7c.
reduced from 12t:c.
100 pieces Loom Dice Table Linens. q.
80. IS, and 40c, the cheapest xoods in the
city. ~ VAC
30 pieces heavy a11-linen Table Damask,
45. 80, 80. and Csc, extra value.
90 doz. Napkins, all linen, 75c. worth 81.
IS dog. An-unen Damssk Napkins. large
size, 50. worth $3.50.
70 bales Linen Crashes, 4, ST., 8, and loc.
10 bales heavy Brown sheedue. ward vida.
g, 7, and Sc. "@o'
25c, worth Is.
IN ad6iton to tho above we will close OUT
the balance OF our CLOAKs. sHAwIs-
and FURs at less than halt price.
special reductions in Blankets, Flanna1s.
and "aterproofs.
n. B.--Wc advise our friends md
customers to avail themselves OF
this opportunity, as we will close
out Winter Goods REGARD
LESS OF COST.
, 1877-01-21
SPECIAL,
NOTICE, ]

FrcVlous to stock = taking VIC
snail offer extraordinary inducc-
UvU rs, IL, '..1s e1.:1, - DzHzzx::5; x Ky,
SHAWLS, and SUITS.
5oo pcs Rugby suit*nKs, 3oinchss vida.
500 pcs. Snowflake Dreas Goods At 10 and
800 pcs. Paciac Brocades 1t 1sc, worth
,aoo pcs: Eng1ish csshmeres end MohaiEs
woqt5 992 gs:. s.. Basket Cloth saitinx' 4: a5c'
800 pcs: Heavy A,l-woo, Merinos at e5,
~, and soc, worth from 0oo to s1-25.
900 pcs; Black Mohair A!pacas at as. 80,
500 pcs: All;wool Black Cashmcres at e6,
250 ladies': Au-woo1 Boavcr Cloaks at
s.; s.; SO; t5 9; ana $40, reduced from ss, s1o~
SO LADIES' Stuff Suits at So. so, and sl3
REDUCED from 10, sl2, md Sic.
81, 5oQ ,s;n&te Rr9che shawls ct SO, 81. So,
aa So6 S19 3nS1o 1sdacad tEo@ S. s5o 9nd 81
SIS. and $40, worth rom SIS to $50.
& 90 & pes. Barnaley Table Damask At IS. 10,
50 pes; Bloached Table Linen At so, 80.
$50 doz. Xn-unen Napkins ut ooc and 81.
15o doz. Damask Towels at Is. IL, 40. and
800 pcs. .All-nnen Crash ut 8. 10, and
IS cases Bleached cottons at Manufac-
tufers Pr1ce9.
500 pcs. Hamburg Embroider1es At 4, S,
500 pcs: @ Hamburg Embroidorie,, wide
geH9dns' H%n ft3;s:; at 52M, Is Is. !s, sad 2oe
500 Ladiea' Felt Skirts At 37,sc, worth e5.
, 1877-01-21

DR.. PONDS CANCER INSTITUTE.
The continued AMI unrarFing s1cccss Of d..
F. L. Pond, OF Aurora, ILL.,, in bis treatment Of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-12-06

LE-JOHNSTON.- In River Falls, NV.
2sth, 1871, by Rev. J0nn Watson, Nh.
FREBRIcK PRIELE and Miss HANNAH JOHN
sToN. both OF Clifton.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-12-06

Never before in the history of this
village has business been as lively as
it is this fall: The reason is obvious:
more grain has been marketed than
ever before, the Junction Mills alone
having received, up TO date, about
100. 600 bushels; other farm produce
finds a ready sale, and more than all,
our merchants are vying with one
another to furnish the best of goods
at more reasonable rates than can be
obtained anywhere else in the st.
Croix valley. The production Of a
large amount of Lost Nation wheat,
that for various reasons, is not bought
10y our millers, has caused many farm
ers hereabouts to sell their grain at
Hudson. Hammond. and other places,
more fortunately located than we are.
as far as railroad facilities are concern
ed While it is natural for farmers
To spend part of their money where
they sell their grain, we wish them TO
hear in mind what We have sad above.
that goods are sold at more reasonable
rates here than at Hudson, Prescott.
Hammond, or any place in this region.
Merchants in the places mentioned
may endeavOr TO draw trade by selling
one or two common articles at less
than current rates; but farmers must
know that wherever such batting is
done. the losses incurred are more
than balanced by the profits made on
other goods. Another thing. Many
farmers are. from necessity. compelled
to ask credit of our merchants for
nine months out of twelve. which
credit is given them. Now it strikes
US that a sense of justice ought to i'm
pei such farmers to spend their cash
in the same place at which they re-
ceive the accommodation of credit.
Thus. whichever view they take,
whether from standpoint OF justice
/ or Of economy. farmers ought not to
turn their backs upon their home
market.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-12-06

An exceedingly pleasant and enjoy
able gathering was that of the Gran
gers on Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
the tenth anniversary of their organ
ization, and the addresses n de and
the papers read seem to be evidence
that the most sanguine hopes of the
members have been realized. The
principal paper was read by Mr.. O.
Strahl: it contained brief review of
the objects and purposes of the organ
ization, of the good it has done, and
of the abuses it has corrected. Mr.. 5.
paid a high and well-deserYed compli-
ment to woman and, as might he ex-
pected, gave some excellent and time
IL advice to his fellow grangers. At
ter the addresses, the remainder of
the afternoon was spent in music and
discussion of the ''gOOd things SO
bOuntifully provided. Wouldn't more
of such pleasant and social gather
ings, not only of the Changers, but of
all classes of people, exercise salu-
tary influences upon communities in
general
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-12-06

We have equalized stock per head as fol-
lows; Horses, $1,000; neat cattle, 1850;
mules and asses, $1,000; sheep and lambs,
80 rs; swine, $3.50 Wagons, carriages, and
sleighs, $500; gold and silver watches,
$500; pianos and melodeons, $1,000.
an OF which is respectfully submitted, this
10Th day OF November, 1877
c. L. TAYLOR,
WIN. SILKWORTH,
&. o. Cone, Committee on County
JOHN BUCKLEY, Equalization.
&. ii. NERO,
The following resolution was offered by
Supervisor Stirratt. and on motion the same
was adopted:
RESOLVED, BY the Board of Supervisors OF
Pierce County that the Committee on roads
be, and they are hereby authorized to act ON
all petitions for laying and vacating or
changing any highway within said
County, and that their action shall be as
binding thereon as if done by the whole Board
The Committee ON Finance submitted the
following report which was adopted:
We, the committee ON Finance recommend
that tax Of $40, 900 be levied on the taxable
property for the ensuing year
J. Ii. SoUTHwIcK,
1 bn W; R4y 0ass, Committee.
The following order was then adopted
unanimously:
The Board Of Supervisors of the County of
Pierce do order and determine as follows, to
wit That the sum OF SC, 2S5.3 81 State Tax be
and the same is hereby levied upon all the
taxable property IN Pierce County tor The
| year 1877.
| And that the sum OF $40, 900 90 County tax,
including superintendent salary, be, and
the same is hereby levied upon all the taxable
property in Pierce County for the year 1877
And that the sum Of g, 4l6.54 County and
School Tax be, and the same is levied upon
all the taxable property Of the towns and city
in Pierce County for the year 1877, according
to the amount OF School Fund Income appor-
toned to each town and city in Pierce Coun-
| ty for the year 1877 by the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, according to the follow
/ ing Tabular Statement, which Is hereby
adopted as the apportionment Of the several
taxes therein, among the several towns and
city Of Pierce County:
Tabular Statement OF taxes levied for the
year 1877.
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have a good stock OF Ladies Gold Watches
and Chains q large stock OF American
Watches in Gold, Patent Filled and Silver
Cases Of the hest quality: Also, Ladies and
Gents Rolled, Gold and Plated Chains, Gold
and Plated Sets, Bracelets, Ear Drops, Cuff
Buttons, Pins, Crosses, Scarf Pins, Iockets,
Necklets, Charms, Card Cases Silver, Pearl
and Shelf, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
and Plated Studs, Emblem Pins, Gold and
Silver Keys, Pencils, Pens and Holders. Also
q large variety Of Gold Rings lAmethyst, To-
pas, Cameo, Garnet, Onyx and IS K Plain
and Band, Filled and Set Rings / have a
large stock Of CLOCKS which viii sell lower
than ever before, prices from 81 &C up. Also,
a good stock Of Rogers & Bros. s Plated Ware,
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Butter, Pie and
Cake Knives, Pickle Forks, Mustard and
Cream Spoons, Sugar Shells, Cau Bells, J APP
kins Rings, Cups, Goblets, Butter Dishes,
Sugar Bowls. Casters, Spoon Racks and Hold
ers. Syrup Cups, Cake Baskets Pickle Cast
ers, Coffee and Tea Pots. Also Violins, Ac
cordeons and Guitars; Violin, Guitar and
Bass VIol Strings, &c, &c.
/ am also agent for Kings Celebrated Spec
tacles- THE BEST IN USB. Fine watch and
clock repairing a speciality. All work lett
with me will have my special attention. Call
and see me at Smiths building, formerly &C.
cupied by Wing * Williamson.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO BE
As REPRESENTED.
RIVER Falls, Sept. 26ths 1877. n92
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TOWER-MOORE.- River Falls, Nov. 90,
1877, by J. B. Holmes, Esq, Nh. w. r
TowER and MIS-. LYDIA A. MOORE, all OF
River Fails.
PRIBBLE-JOHNSTON In River Falls, Esv.
2Sth, 1871, by Rev. y0nn Watson, Mr..
FREBRIcK PRIELB and Miss HANNAH JOHN
sToN, both Of Clifton.
SAWYER CLARK.-At Neillsville, Clark
county, Wis, Nov 9th, by Rev. Chas. II.
Can1ield Of River Falls, Wis. Nh. RANSOM
J. SAWYER, Of Burnett, and MIss EBITH JANE
CLARK, OF Neillsville.
STEVENSON VINCENT. in ST. Croix
Falls, Dec 4th, 81, by Rev John Haw,
Mr.. 4 w. SrEveS soy, ~ River Pals, and
Mss Cora VINCENT u st. Croix Falls.
The above notice will be read with
interest 10y our people. "Wil" is too
well known to need any introduction.
Miss Cora Vincent is one OF the fairest
of the fair daughters Of Polk county
and not altogether a stranger here,
she having attended school at the Nor
NAL for several terms. The happy
pair start out in life with the most
heartfelt wishes ofthe entire commu-
nifty for their future welfare and happi-
ness; and we but re-echo tie prevalent
sentiment when we express the hope
that their days may be long upon the
earth and fraught with love, peace
and JOY.