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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-25

OFFICE-In Kerr's block, up stairs, -rst
door to the right. \, ..,, n
Once hours from O'Clock A M I'll y
o,clock p. M. when not otherwise engaged.
Will Attend calls at any time in town or
country. Eye and ear and all chronic dls-
eases a speciality. %
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Prof. sehems Illustrates History OF
The War inthe East.

Or the conflict between Russia and Turkey.
is the only success of ihe year. Agents
everywhere do wen, one sold 300. No otner
compiste work. CONTAINS fu1s 81 stement Of
Has 75c pages and Is ereravfnes. Price
only 33.0Q Best terms ever heard Of Agents
AAdre4 HIS. .0O0D6REEDkcO.. NeW YORK
or Cincinnati, o. lem6
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-25

HoMEoPATHIC PHYSICIANS and Sur
III geons, 'Findlay, Ohio. Successors 10
Detwiler q Tritch.) We Will be pleased 10
see any or all of the patrons of the late DIR.
Defwfler
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Il, PEEEFES.

CURyEYOR Office in first block South Of
- Court House Attention given to retracdng
the lines of old surveys. laying out. parting
of. f.and dividing up lands .leveling 70! prodles
of roads ard 6itches.
March 10 1876 en-
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II. G. BALLARD,
DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON.

OFFICE-s9% Main Street, entrance LIST stairs
North of q. B. Hall & Co.'S Confectionery
RESIDENCE-South Main street, ISL mouse
North of furniture rooms:
VIII respond promptly 20 calls at all hours
When not otherwise engaged can be con-
suited at his Office between the hours OF
A NJ and P. NJ. l6-4l
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mn. assER L.. DAVIS,

AND SURGEON, Mt Blanch;
ard, OHIO, All calls promptly attended
TO. o1A'
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS
Ls1Rzs1a Reas -JssdZe-ii.sH- Dodge
auditor Joseph T. Kagy.
Clerk Q( CDsIsts scott W. Preble.
Treasurer Peter Hosler.
RecUder-Josepb Il. Guizwliier.
Pro51te JaI0e samuel 3. Huffman
sslleyty-Pa-ise &. rriIch.
fir7sec,s1issg Its0raey Henry Brown-
ls1csser Dr. T. q. Barnhill.
Com RslssioRers- Ross w. NooTe, Jon u
Bishop an John rsdgiagtOn.
s.s1 airy -birest5 rs--,an posu Sysf, Z. N.
Watson an: j. Il. Bnshong.
l.;frsprrg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il Henry.
RIA ..tEzI snaieers-W. Z. Piatt, x. x Suth-
rsa isd .-xGi Dorsias Martz-
TOWNSHIP CFFiC ERS.
TSlrstees-samuei Howard, G. Jordan, and
II Byai.
Cgerk- Il eslry II. Lousilaa -.--1.
7reasUre1-Henty Schwa aItz q.
y1sflces ID. u. Beardsley aud o. il. Ballard
consfGb5es B. L. Byai, and VIM. Aisp@cn.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-25
JACOB II. RURKET,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR al Law.
a aud Notary Pcblic. Win attend promptly
TO sil business entrusted to his re Particu-
lar attention given Collections, Partitioning
Of Lands and business in PROBATE Court.
- Offsce an Main street, in Rossman's Block,
nearly opposite the Court House. May q.
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Gitu and County lirerforV.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails at the
Efras1y PoSt- -Offce.

Arrival and Departure Of Mails at the
Findlay Post Office.
DEPARTURE
Curry Brast.h c. s & G. RR., 800 q m
&. Il. d RR. gotng South, ll:l5 a. M
No1ta. As p. n.
ARRIVALS.
Crrey Rranch c. s. d &. HR-. s:i5 p. n
d. e. & L. RH. J0ing South. ll:l5 a. ~
- North, AS p. m.
DEPARTURE.
g,sa 3area, PJTToge, 1Illnge5l and B0e0ttngITeen
-Tus day, fhu rsday and Saturday, at m
so BLEacIs1rd, H0tcst0bon and Eaotag's CoT1le-,
Tedn ssday and saturday, AT ! y. M.
szYffHCf0H YitltdmstOsOn and DtsnkiTk Tuesday
and Saturday, at / p. N.
,idk fHiIJe Ottda01. R0anoke, BetDbore, ana Gu
boa-Tuesdav and Friday, a. a. m.
Benton Ridge, ,StEAJey and PARLIAMENTARY AT
3 al
Nc Conb dndPort age Center Daily at p. N
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Ifntdlsr Bnsifsss Iirerforr.
DIR. l.. McQUAIDk
W. ygAETMAN, NJ. ID.

Dk. Il. Il. MC0ChIDE'
AND SURGEON, Houck-
town. Onio. Will attend all calls day or
At,,h+ l5m5
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D. n. cILMER.

ONCE over A. e. Cummiu's Grocery Store,
one door Norsh of DIR. Detwiler's old oftlce,
West Side of North Main street, Findlay, o.
April IA, lS76-em
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-25

q rrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, Findlay, Ohio. Office in Head
quarters Buildiug, Northeast of Court
House. VIII attend promptly to business
entrusted TO his care. April %, 1872.
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ms. TaTTCH a RICKErs,

and SURGEON: ofice up
i stairs in Davis Opera House BLOCK tflnd-
lay, Ohio. of Ty
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CHURCHES.

= CHUHCHESs
Methodist Episcopai-Rev. Parker p. Pope.
Pres5yte71uys-Rev. r. II. Sutherland.
Lutheran Rev. e. y. Sprecher.
OonqreoGtionGL-Rev. d. +. Davies
EudnoeEicdL C7turch-Rev. ] A. Heusel.
United BrethreH-Rev. T. ID. Ingle. 80.
German ReforHl-Rev. A. konetzka-
Church Of G0d-Rev. W. r. BurcEard-
German Las,herda-Rev. NJ. Buerkle.
81. MichdeEs Cdtlbolic ChIGrch-J. b. Young.
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LANES A. ROPE.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, .-.---.-
ONCE over W. L. Davis Co.'S Store, Main
Street. Fiudlay Ohio. April II II,
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HENRY RR0Wy.

a FPORyEY AT Law. Once upstairs, first
a Door Sonth OF Court Hol Sc; Findlay,O.
November "a, -lSz4-tf.
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=, T. DUNN.
IN. IOENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ONCE in New Bank Building, West side OF
Vain street No. 50 NOV. 22-tfl
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.And his wife a.

And MS WlfoF
J ST think you have met her."
''Whati She cannot be"
81 see you have guessed. Thank me
for giving you peep into the eharac-
ter of Eleanor Wal.ingham-"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12
SPRING VALLEY

Two school districts, Nos. and
have adopted list of textbooks this
fall. Let the good work go on.
Wheat on the ridge is better than
was expected. The yield of spring
wheat ranges from 10 to 20 bushels
per acre.
Mr.. Harrison Brewer and wife, OF
Marshall county, Indiana, are visiting
their relatives, the Reeds, of this town
They are pleased with our country
and talk of buying farm and locat'
here.
They talk of building new school
house in the HINES district, (No. 81
We wish some district would build {
good school-house, then the rest would
get ashamed and build school-houses
too. Our school-houses are disgrace
to the town.
Those school districts that held
their annual meeting the last Monday
in august without having filed a notice
to that effect with the town clerk will
do well to consider the legality OF
their meetings, as it may sometime
cause them trouble.
Several farmers have the impress
sion that winter wheat cannot be rails
ed on old ground. Mr.. Dutrich Up
man, last year raised 20 bushels pei
acre ON land that had been farmed
eight years. This season the SAME
ground yielded "a bushels per acre OF
No. | wheat.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12
TRIMBELLE.
Several cases of sickness in toy

Several cases of sickness in town.
Glen Williams will soon leave for
Ann Arbor, where he goes to attend
the Medical department of Michigan
University.
P. D. Youngman's store with all its
contents was destroyed by fire about
three o'clock last Monday morning.
The upper part of the building was u.s.
ed for u dwelling in which the family
was sleeping, After going out Mr..
Youngman returned with the hope of
saving some of his household goods,
but the fire had made such progress
that he was obliged to leap from the
window 20 escape being burned. The
building was insured in the Phoenix
Insurance Company.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

Ii4l4SNORlH'
Ellsworth is soon to have new den
fist.
Frost has injured some of the late
corn.
s'Sang" is in good demand and hard
to find.
Our meat market is doing good
business.
Several young folks from Oak Grove
are visiting in town.
Our citizens who attended the Min
nesota fairs, returned we'll pleased.
NJ. j. Paine, G. w. Brown and Mrs
Kimball have gone to Madison to at.
tend the State Fair.
Our citizens manifested considerable
interest over the arrival of VIM. Kie.
SOW at the county Jail.
Our school will begin next Monday
with II. Lowater as principal. Miss
Pratt will probably have charge of the
primary department.
A large number from this place are
taking in the Red Wing Fair, and
many we doubt not will be 'taken in
by Forepaugh's show.
At the quarterly conference held
here last week, II. S. Baker, j. Connor
and G. II. Akers received renewal of
their licenses to preach.
Rumor hath it that NJ. j. Paine and
j. A. Abbott. who purchased territory
of Cornish & Hunt for the sale of their
patent horseshoe have struck bo-
nanza. realizing over SO. 900 from the
sale of the territory of England.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12
KINNIcKINNIc

Halle Wilson was kicked by colt
one day last week and was laid up fol-
a few days.
y. r. Weston got one Of bis fingers
hurt i'll horsepower quite badly last
Wednesday.
The installation of officers at the
Good Templars Lodge was finished on
the 7th instant.
j. L. Dean and wife started for Da'
kota last Tuesday, where they will
spend few weeks visiting Mrs. D's
brother.
Some of our citizens who attended
the fair at st. Paul had the honor OF
shaking hands with President Hayes
They all report good time.
A kerosene can partly filed will
oil exploded from some unknown
cause at John Fleming's one morning
last week. No serious damage result
ed from it
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12
LEG Al
Town Laws.


RESOLVED, Ths, all travelling shows or cir
cuseF, whore admission is obtained upon pay
meht Of money, shall be required to pay Zee
Of ten dollars Tor every day or fractional part
OF a lay, exhibited.
FURTHER RESOLVED, That license may be
granted to- travelling shows or circuses, upon
a written application to the Chairman OF the
Town Board; and upon being approved by
him, and the payment of the sum OF ten 1910
dollars To the town treasurer, the town clerk
is hereby ordered to issue such license upon
the presenting TO him OF the receipt of the
'ieasurer that said sum has been paid
Any person or corporation violating the
above shnll be La BILE to fine OF not more than
one hundred ll0Ol dollars nor less than fifty
1901 dollars.
REsoIvRD That an &uctioneer's License
inay be granted 70 any person, tor one day or
at auct ON, or public Outcry, in any manner.
either to lie highest bidder, or by what is
termed tselling down." or Of acting in the
capacity OF an auctioneer
Any person acting in any such capacity
without snch lieeuse, shall he liable to a fine
Of not more than fifty (50) dollars, nor less
than twenty (20; dollars tor each offense.
The tow: clerk is hereby authorized 10 Issue
such license to any applicant upon proper
evidence that such applicant has paid into
the town treasury the sum OF five t5l dollars.
RESOLVED, That all travelling Theatrical
IsAull4AAHhsg CDASttArs VI DtueF t&hlDlLlOnH
OF that character, not exempt by law, be re-
quired 70 Ray tee OF Eve t5J dollars for the
first exhibition, and two dollars and Hf,v
cents ts2 90 for each succeeding exhibition
FUBTHER RESOLVED, That license my be
granted TO travelling Theatrical Exhibitions
Concerts, or other exhibitions Of like charac.
ter, upon written application to the Cbair-
man q the Town Board and upon Icing an,
proved by him, and the payment cfthe alova
sum or sums to the town treasurer. the tnJgr,
clerk j. hereby ordered to ISSUE such license
upon abe presenting to h'ia OF the receipt ~
the treasurer that said sum has been raid.
ANY person or corporation, violating the
above stall he liable to a fine Of not more then
NIFTY to0l dollars, nor less than twenty l20l
dollars y"
The foregoing Resolutions were adopted by
the Board q; Supervisors Of the town Of River
Falls, ~ meeting he 1 in the town cler 81
Office on she 9th day Of April, 1878.
JEo. J.. MOODY,
S-3m Town Clerk
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12
CLIFTON.
ILIFTUN.
A frost on Monday night.

A frost on Monday night.
Fall winds whistle among tie fad.
ing leaves.
Wheat ranges from No. l to No. 4
in this town.
Arthur Everts is having portion
of his land broken.
There is some talk of having dance
in Clifton Hollow soon.
0. B. Odell buried his son Harry,
aged one year, last week.
Those who attend the st. Paul Fair
from here do not speak very favorably
of it.
Y The gray squirrels are very numer-
Gus at present in the woods here
abouts.
Wild ducks are quite numerous
around the bar at the mouth of the
Kinnicbinnic.
George Mcintyre has been employ
ed to teach in the Angel district this
fall and winter.
L. A. Bradish has gone to st. Paul
to visit his brother. He will be gone
about four weeks.
School meeting will be held in the
Hollow" district the last Monday
night in this month.
Elite Wilkinson has returned to
River Falls and is located in Mrs.
Scales millinery store.
A pedlar selling tea, coffee, and
shoes nterviewed the farmers in this
town during this week.
B. Elliott and r. N. Wilkinson, of
Ellsworth were out here in search of
game on Tuesday of this week.
I. J. Atwater has some mammoth
hogs. They are the largest porkers
we have seen for number of years.
In our locals of two weeks ago the
teacher S name for the Bailey district
should have read Baird instead of
Beers.
Mrs. n. 3. Wilkinson, of River Falls,
is stopping with her parents in Clifton
while her husband is up in Burnett
county oranberrying.
Arthur Shelton will teach i'll Martel
the coming winter; G. L. Bowman
in Pierce Valley, and VIII Caldwell
in the Fisher district, Trimbelle.
On account of the dry season of the
past few weeks several of our farmers
suspended blowing, but commenced
again after the rain of Sunday night.
Farmers prepare your vegetables
and other truck to take to the County
Fair. All should endeavor to make
this the best fair ever held in the
county.
We received very pleasant call
from j. L. Moody. of the River Falls
JOURNAL, the first of the week He
was around looking up delinquent sub
scribers, of which this town has its
share.
J. II. Langan, of the River Falls
Marble Works, is see in town ocea-
slonally. He is erecting some of the
finest grave stones in the Prescott
cemetery that we have seen in the
Northwest. Parties wishing any
thing In this line would do we'll to call
and see him, examine work, and get
his prices before purchasing elswhere,
for they will find it to their interest to
do so.
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Rusincss for Ladies.

Our attention he's been called to n new ar
ticle for the use tf ladies, the invention oil
which has conferred an everlasting blessing
upon every lady We refer to the Queen
City skirt suspenders for supporting ladies
skirts, the most DIES irable and beneficial ar
ticle ever invented or the relief OF women,
many of whom have suffered years OF mlser-
able health caused solely by carrying the
weight OF a number of heavy skirts, completely
dragging them down Something to support
ladies' clothing is absolutely necessary. These
suspenders are recommended by our leading
physicians to all ladies and young girls.
Every lady should have them They are
sold only through lady agents splendid
opportunity is offered to some reliable lady
canvasser of this county to secure the agency
OF pleasant and profitable business. For
terms and territory write at once to the
Queen City Suspender Company, 27S Clark
Street, Cincinnati, 0.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

The census completed August 3lst,
1873. shows total number of 792 chill
drem between the ages of four and
twenty in the town of River Falls,
of which number 395 are girls and 397
are boys. Two are incapacitated for
instruction from defective intellects.
Number of teachers employed during
the past year: II females, males.
Amount paid teachers, 1916 to males,
81. go to females. Value of school
houses, $4,78O; sites, 81 ,065; apparatus,
1858. Districts Nos. and have H.
br4ries. The school-houSes will ac-
colnmodate 637 pupils. The amount
expended in building and repairing
during the past year is $2,3S2.4 40. To-
tai amount of school expenses, SO, u.s.
90
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

The annual agricultural fairs are
opening all over the country with I'M
usual promptness and yigor. This is
one of the best signs we have seen of
returning life and prosperity in bust
ness affairs. 1t shows that the sourc-
es If our wealth are being developed
with renewed confidence and energy.
We hope our citizens will be alive to
the situation and give us, at the close
of tkis month, one of the most splen-
did Fairs ever held in Pierce county.
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TRENTON.
Husking corn is now in vogue.

IIusking corn is now in vogue.
Eugene Thing has sold out his inter.
est in the firm of Colyer & Co. to Hale
Colyer.
The Good Templars and Changers
have purchased the old school-house
and will remodel it into hall.
The trains passing through Red
Wing were never SO crowded as they
were last week during the fairs at st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
James Day was repairing his ferry
road, making bridges safe, ETC., last
week to be in readiness for the great
rush to the fair this week.
We spent I. day ut st. Paul and an
other at Minneapolis during the last
days of the fairs. and we can truth
fully say they were worth seeing.
Bachelor Bros. are cutting channel
into the lake from the Red Wing side.
Red Wing is not satisfied with using
our wood but now wants our water.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

1t is now put almost beyond dispute
that the wheat crop for 1878 is the
greatest one ever grown in the United
States. After making all proper de-
duction for the partial failure of spring
wheat in Iowa, Minnesota and Wis
consin, the crop for this year remains
fromeighty to ninety millions of bush
els in excess of the crop of 1877. All
present indications point to a long
term of very moderate prices fol
breadstuffs.
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DIED.

oDELL.-In Clifton, Sept. 3, 1878, HARRY J.,
only son OF Mr.. o. B. oden, aged 1 yeai
and months.
HAWLEY.-In River Falls, Sept 10, 1878,
Mr. JoHs HAwLEY, aged 76 years.
The deceased was born in Ohio.
where he married and resided until
May, 1855, when he with his family
came to this state and located in the
town of Oak Grove in this county.
Three years after he came to River
Falls where lie has since resided. He
has been a member of the Methodist
Church for many years and has led
an honorable and upright life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-12

A Recent calculation says that the
demand for lumber increases in the
United States at the rate of Is per
cent. per annum. The forests de-
crease at the rate of ,000. 900 acres a
year. The fences alone are valued at
81 800. 900, 200, and they cost each
wear sos. 00O. 900.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
RIVER FALLS LODGE A. +. & A. M. No. 100.
TOW.F' .a.s.D V.aLLEY.
Cranberries in the markets.

III lI1c
The st. Croix county fair closes to-
day.
Cheap tea can be bought at Brad
shaw's.
5. d. Dodge has built an addition to
his barn.
Prairie Chickens are light crop
this year.
Call at the JOURNAL Office for fine
job work.
Joel Farnsworth is completing his
new house.
The Commercial Hotel at Hudson is
being enlarged.
Olof Bull at the NJ. E. Church next
Tuesday evening.
Save your big pumpkins, &C., for
the County Fair.
Miss Emma Field has returned
from visit to BarabOO.
Mr.. E. Harnsberger, of Clifton, gave
us a brief call on Tuesday.
II. p Kingsley has gone to Tenne-
see on a prospecting tour.
Will Stevenson has moved into his
new house ON Brooklyn side.
President Hayes visited our State
Fair at Madison, last Tuesday.
ID. 5. Hall, of this town has sold his
farm to Henry Brackin for 81 900
You can soon ride to st. Paul ON the
cars-in about month, probably.
Destructive forest fires are reported
in the northern part of Lincoln county.
An extra good t you will always
find at Bradshaw Shat much zee
kpOW.
G. Anderson, of the eastern part of
this town, is very sick with typhoid
fever.
Ralph Hedemark has purchased one
of those fine Kimball organs of NJ. A.
Paulson.
Clothing and carpets-an extensive
stock-at Boxrud Bros. store, up
stairs.
A heavy frost, the first of the sea-
son, visited us very early last Tuesday
morning.
Otis Marshall, of Kinnickinnic, has
moved into this village to spend the
fall and winter.
Large numbers of people from this
county are attending the fair at Red
Wing this week.
Charley Haven, of Galesburg, Ill,
will greet his relatives and friends
here i'll few days.
There will be work in the Sd degree
at River Falls Lodge, #. & A. NJ,
next Tuesday evening.
An able-bOdied man with a hand
organ and monkey was operating up
ON our streets yesterday.
G. NJ. Lowell starts for visit to
his old home in the Green Mountain
State next Monday morning.
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Notice..

NJ persons are hereby warned
against purchasing the following de
scribed note as the same was lost by
the undersigned: Given by John c.
Hurst in favor of stephen Browell fol-
two hundred dollars; dated, Aug %
1878: due. Nov. l, 1879.
2e-3t STEPHEN BROwELL.
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When Kearney is President, and
Butler Secretary of State, every quart
bottle will hold three pints; working
men will employ capitalists; each man,
woman and child will have a bushel
of money; two and two will be five,
and water will run up hill all over the
country. Boston Herald.
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Look Here I!

Il. w. Fleming wishing to reduce his
stock rs low as possible before moving
into his new store. is offering pecial
inducements to cash buyers. For the
next thirty days he will sell great
Macy goods at actual cost. Now is
the rime TO buy.
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OiOf Hull.

Prof. Olof Bull with IA talented corps
of assistants will give an evening S
entertainment at the NJ. E. Church
ON Tuesday. the 18th inst. The pro-
gramme viii consist of vocal and in
strumental music, and will be highly
appreciated by all lovers of good
music. Tickets of admission 50 cents.
We are now ready for the fall trade
and prepared TO show the most COM
plete and best assorted stock of goods
in this village, embracing everything
i'm Dry Goods and Notions, Clothing.
Carpets, Boots and Shoes. Hats and
Caps, Groceries &c. Having this fall
bought largely for our two stores en-
ables us to give bargains in all lines
of goods. Call and examine our goods
and learn our prices.
BoxRUD BROS.