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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

lnE toilet OF a youthful New York
swell - thus deseflh,i by the Mae.
from the white satin covered upper- on
bis patent; leather SHOES to his white h4nael
hat with a blue ribbon. h:s get up" was
most remarkable a cream cJlorct pair OF
trousers formed the foundation Tor black
ihree-buttCnCd Getaway coat, tho tails Of
which were lIGed wi,h red six lis gloves
were green, while his biCe tie and ebony
cane completed the attire. This is no fancy
picture, bat the above thing was really seen.
III, weerer wa tall and handsome. and
showed no siEas OF insanity h,yoni his
singular ta-t0 in dress
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

By rkLEG@A.H.I
New York S'ots and Money Market.
REV YoRE, May Il
PRIME hiercantIls Payer at 3.di,
MONEY at3
GOV ERNMkNTS at Z.
RAILROADS higher and stronE.
STOCKS active snd buOysnt
transactions 2is UOl. Inc udng q Geo Lake Shore
-iUHO Northwest TUJ0 Delaware ant / acka
wanna; Is Geo st. Paul
GOVERNMENT SOLIDS MN
STOCKS luctuatiny
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

Dr. .-es C.,arrh Remci, sure tie worst ca
OuN - cents Z bort. sat v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16
LONJ1s lrafl announces tina; the iollow
ing epitaph has recently hecn put up in the
cemetery Of Mont ParnaSso, in Paris
g4.-si D., tn. Manner

"a. tucretiI, COrnclia, POI "a SPA
Died. April, ., l-.g,
In her kightH-nrst N,lr
she never lJ1ked her l,se
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-05-16

| PS4foRr ENcvRsIJTs.-O OPERA, DRAMA ASD
| readers outside Of Burlington will he inter
estei 10 learn that in response to numerous
requests from NaIioUs toNns, II special per
Torrance Of III. NJ :. Pnafore, will be
gwen by the ST. Adams "Arbor Vita Club
at the Howard Opera House, in this city on
Wednesday evening May 2lst, exclusively
Tor persons residing i'll the towns ami villages
outside of Burlington The performance
will be equal, in mise, scenery and all the
appointments to the best representations OF
Pinafore in the larger cities. On Tuesday
evening our Burlington people will throng
the House But Tor Wednesday evening the
entire House will be reserved for residents OF
other towns and no tickets Will be offered or
sold in Burlington, till the outside demand
Is satisfied. The proceeds OF both entertain
ments will go to the Home Ion Destitute
Chillren To enable the multitudes who will
wish to improy> this opportunity to see our
splendid new Opera House, hear the great
musical and operate hit oi the DAY, and aid
the orphaa5 ana destitute excursions have
been arranged over the Rutland r,ad nom
Middlehury, over the Central from Montpe-
lier and ST Adams, and over the Burlington
and Lamoilie road. Special trans will leave
fer those places and the stations intervening,
at the close OF the entertainment, and tickets
Tor the round trip. each ticket including
reserved seat Tor the opera, are offered, at
extraordinarily lov rates Particulars and
figures will be found in the advertisement in
another column, to which we refer our read
efs. such al opportunity wi! probably not
he onered again, in years ami those who 10
net img.oTe it viii be pretty sure to ra-
gret it
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ALL

Ready. commerce at the head and
examine the following price list by
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-17

L. Huber has his barn nearly finish
ed
Miss Annie Cope teaches in Warren
town.
G. w. Brown will soon have his Office
building completed.
Miss Alice Goodsell will teach the
school in the Cudd district during the
summer.
A difficulty occurred at Keith's re-
Gently between Chas. Foy and one of
the Clifford boys i'll which the claret
was drawn from Gifford's nose.
The stave mill has shut down for
few days while preparing to cut
slaves. 1t has been cutting heading
for the past IS days, averaging 30 cords
a day, making a total of $3.50 cords.
j. w. Winn has fitted up the build
ing formerly used as a saloon and will
keep a filst-class temperance reading
room where you can get cool drink,
such as lemonade, soda water, pop.
etc., besides confectionery of all kinds.
P. G. korthup, of this village, has a
curiosity in the feline list, which con-
SiSGS Oh ~ hlbUeu Will OlSHC N0li ucllh-
ed legs, two tails and one head. Perry
was unable to save his catsiIip's life
so he has the skin on exhibition. Bar
mum is coming.
II. Lowater, who has been spending
a few days with his family at Esdaile,
has returned to Ellsworth where he
will cad law with +. L. Gibson. Mr..
Lowater has been engaged to take
charge of our school for the summer
term with Miss Bradley in the lower
department.
Henry Ames, son Of II. 2. Ames, met
with al accident on Tuesday. He is
the possessor of d cheap pistol (you
know every boy must own one or more
before he is initiated into manhood)
which he was holding in his left hand
with the palm over the muzzle while
lie was drawing the hammer back with
the right hand when his thumb slipped
and discharged the pistol, the charge
passing through the hand. Although
the wound is not dangerous still it is
painful and will doubtless learn him
not to fool with fire arms again.
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DR.. Tracy has been in town for a
| few days past.
Mr.. n. Tic. of Spring Valley. made
this office pleasant call on Saturday
last.
F. II. Ives, of the Plaindealer, was
seen on our streets early Monday
morning.
Mrs. ]. C. Kinkle returned last Tues
Gay evening from visit to Saltwater
and vicinity.
c. II. Grant and VIM. Houston, of
Diamond Bluff, called at our office the
FIRST of the week.
We are indebted to F. w. Haver-
landt, Of Trimbelle, for a pleasant call
ON Thursday last. He was in town
after new machinery for his grist
mill.
Prof. Thayer, of the Normal faculty,
is conducting an institute at Baldwin
during this week. after which he will
resume his usual duties in the school
room.
n. 5. DeMille returned from his
prospecting tour to the Red River
country last Saturday. lie has made
arrangements to engaged in business
a5 Crcokston. Mimi, and viii soon
move his family to that place.
Remember we have the largest stock
OF American Watches in the State.
Cook & BELL.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
CLIFTON.


f. Harding lost a horse last Satur-
day.
Green West talks of moving to Pres
colt.
G. w. Beers is spending his vacation
at home.
Rev. GoodseiJ breaches at the church
every other Sunday.
Several of our farmers finished seed
ing the 18th, rather earlier than usual.
Ducks and geese have taken their
departure and crows now reign SUI
preme.
Visitors from Lake Shore Lodge.
Mimi, at Glenwild Lodge astSaturday
evening.
Dan Post, of River Falls. has charge
of the Touring department of the Cliff
tom Mills.
We notice mistake in the last
Journal relative to G.. w. Eastman, it
should read, went to Red River ana has
purchased farm.
From various reports of those who
| went TO the Red River Valley we are
led to believe that it is a magnificent
country.
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Name of MORTGAGE, Charles Stinson.
Date of Mortgage, December 18th, 1876.
Mortgage recorded, December 2lst, 1876, at
~ o'clock A. NJ. i'll the Office of the Register
OF Deeds in and for the county OF Pierce and
State OF Wisconsin, jim book ~" Of mortgages.
on pages GIT, 6l8 and GIG.
Description of mortgaged premises-All
that tract or parcel OF land lying and being in
the county of Pierce and State OF Wisconsin,
described as follows, to wit: The south easi
quarter Of section No. three ~, township
No. twenty (2I) north, ot range No.
sixteen fl6) west.
And whereas the SAID mortgage contained
the condition that if default be made III the
payment of principal or interest or any
part thereof Tor the term OF five days then II
should be lawful and the said mortgage was
duly authorized to declare the whole sum
due and payable. And, whereas default has
been made in the payment OF $1,000 interest
due Dec. 10, 1878. Therefore. the said mort
paree doth hereby declare the whole sum
due. therefore the amount claimed to be due
upcn the debt secured by said mortgage at
the date of this notice is the sum OF three
hundred and fifty-nine and sixty-two one
hundredth tS3E962) dollars, and no proceed
ings at law or otherwise have been instlt Ut
ed for the recovery OF said mortgaged debt OF
any part thereof and default having been
made in the payment of the SAID sum OF
money claimed to he due as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that the said mort
gage will be forecosed together with all equity
Of redemption of said mortgagors as express
ly waived and released by them in said mort
gage, except the one years redemption as
allowed by statute, and that the said mort
gagged premises will, 10y virtue OF power OF
sale in said mortgage contained and there
with recorded and pursuant 10 the provisions
OF the statute in such case made and provided,
he sold at public vendue by the Sheriff OF
said Pierce county or his deputy at the office
ct A Green in the town Of Maiden Rock,
Pierce county. Wisconsin, on the 18th dsy OF
April, A. D. 1879, at one o'clock p. NJ. to sat
isfy and pay the amount then due on the
said mortgage debt and costs and disburse-
ments of said sale, together with the sum OF
twenty-five dollars stipulated III said mort
gage to be paid out of the proceeds OF such
sale TO the mortgage an case Of the ioreclos-
ure Of said mortgage as and fer attorneys
fees. leh- o-4o-'"
Dated. March 4th. a. D. 1879.
CHARLES STiysoS, Mortgages.
poUeBTY x CART, OF Counsel.
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| STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
CANyASSERS:
STAFF 1r.. or WISCONSIN, So.
WE, J. w. Hancock, County Clerk, and
K. w Eewis, Register Of Deeds, and II. 2.
Ames, County Judge Of said County, consti-
| tuting Board of County Canvassers therefor,
| do hereby certify that the foregoing and
within Tabular Statement is correct ard
| true, a. compiled from the original rsturns
| m sde 20 the County Clerk Of said county,
| and as compared Herewith by as, and that
from su2h returns IL appears at tho Judicial
Election held in the several towns, wards, viii
lagos anti election districts Of said county, ON
the first Tuesday OF April, "A. 1872. being the
arst day Of said month:
The whole number OF votes gwen for Asso-
| ciate Justice Of the Supreme COur. for the
| term commencing on the first Monday OF jan
uary, A, d. 1880, was Two Thousand Two
Hundred and NinetySx 1886, OF which
number Orsamus Cole received One Thous-
and Eight Hundred and Twenty -Four votes
t!824), Montgomery NJ. Cothren received One
Hundred and Eighty-Five votes 1855, De
Witt Clinton Priest received Two Hundred
! and serenty-Elght votes 1878, scattering
Nine 49,
Given under our hands at the Office OF the
County Board Of Supervisors at Ellsworth, In
said county, this 9Th day OF April, in the
year Of Our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and seycnty-nine
J. w. pAsoooK, County Clerk, Board Of
q. p. AaEs, County Judge, County
X. w. LSTis, Register OF Deeds. Canva'sers
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RECEIVERS SALE.
t'1Rcu1r COURT, PIERCE COUNTY,
Mary oakley, Plaintiff.

CsRcu1r Court, PIERCE COUNTY,
Mary oakley, Plaintiff.
against
Lester Griffin, Charlotte Griffin,
Stephen Mann, Alfaretta Vail,
owen Vst, Albert Mann, Alice :
Mann, Jenuie Mann, Charlotte
Griffin ard a. b. Smith, De-
fendaD,ss
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
to the Judgment Of partition and sale render
ed and entered in the above entitled action at
general term Of said court begun ana held
at the Village Of Ellsworth, Pierce county,
Wisconsin, on the ninth day of December.
A. d. :S7s, | shall On the Sd day OF Nav
A. d. 1879 at the front door Of the Pesf-
Office Ia the village Of River Falls, Pierce
ccanty, Wisconsin, at one o'clock in the af-
terDoon oi that day offer Tor sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash, Lots numbered
six l6l apd seven (7l, Of Block numbered sew
en- g7l, Of The original plat OF the village Of
Kinnicktnnie, now forming part Of the vii
lage OF Rtyer Falls, in Pierce county, Wis
consin. The purchaser will be entitled 70
. immediate possession Of the said premises.
March 20-87-6w i. B. HoLNzs, Receiver.
WELLIs9Tes VASsAyyA Plaintiffs AHeyusY.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CIRCUIT CouRr, PIERCE COUNTY.
nm

CIRCUIT CouRr, PIERCE COUNTY.
Ann Mary Munro, Plaintiff,
against
D. b. Hyatt and Melinda H.
Hyatt, Defendants
Notice is hereby given that Icy yirtue of
and IN pursuance to judgment OF fosscles-
ure and sale rendered and entered IN the
above entitled action ON the eleventh day of
March, A. ID. 1878, shall on the I'd DAY of
May A. d. 1873, at one o'clock in the alter
noon at The front door of the Post Oslce ia
the vii age 81 River Falls, Pierce sounty Wis
consin, offer for sale and sell az public auo-
ton TO the highest bidder for cash, the prem
ises in and by said judgment ordered to be
sold to-wit: Lots five (5l and six tel In, block
four az, of A. +. Harris village OF River Fails.
in Pierce county, Wisconsin. There will be
no redemption after said sale and the pur-
chaser will be entitled to immediate possess
sion. A. i. CARROLL.
March 20-47-6w Sheriff of Pierce County
WELLINGTON VAEyATTA, Plaintiffs Attorney
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

STATE OF VISION SIN, ! s..
PIERCE COUNTY.
Notice is hereby
given that so much of each and every tract
or parcel of land situate, lying and being in
the County of Pierce, State of Wisconsin,
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 1878, on the
Second Tuesday of May. A. D. 1879,
being the 18th of said month, and SO much
ofthe next succeeding days as may be nee
essary TO complete the sale, unless the tax
es, interest and other charges shalt 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
nine o'clock, A. NJ. OF each day.
F. B. WHITE, County Treasurer
Dated at the Office Of the County
Treasurer, April 7, 1879.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CIRCUIT Court, PIERCE COUNTY.
Ann Mary Munro. Plaintiff

CIRCUIT Court, PIERCE COUNTY.
Ann Mary Munro, Plaintiff
against
John NJ Eaton and Frank
Eaton, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
to and by virtue of judgment OF foreclosure
an l sale rendered and entered in the
above entitled action on the eleventh day of
March, 4. d. 1878, shall ON the I'd day OF
May, A. d. 1879, al one o'clock in the af-
ternoon Of that day at the front door OF the
Post Office in the village OF River Falls Pierce
county, Wisconsin, expose 10 sale and sell
al public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. tine premises in and by said judgment
ordered to be sold, to-wit: Lot number
twelve tl2), and the east halt of lot number
eleven tl1j,in block number three t3l, of o. s.
Powell's first addition to the village of River
Falls, in Pierce county. Wisconsin. There
will be no redemption from said sale, and the
purchaser will be entitled to immediate pos
session. A. 7. CARROLL,
March 20 47-6-w Sheriff of Pierce county
WELLINGTON VASSATTA, Plaintiffs Al o nsy
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The Underground Railroad Com
pany will give an entertainment at
Brackets Hall this evening, consist
ing of the drama, Underground Rail-
road, and conclude with grand Par
lor Concert. Z. W. Sprague, well
known as former resident of this
town, is manager of this company
which in itself is a guarantee of its
avoidance
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IEJ3yIs
ADMIR- sS7;IS B ;d;lITlI3III
MANY Ladies

Suffering from Nervousness. Painful Periods,
and Debility, viii find that the best way to re-
gain their health. obtain relief from pain, and
seen-e regularity Of their peculiar function, is
10 use Parke-'s Ginger Tonic. The nursing
mother, exhausted By the care of her little one,
can restore her own strength and nerves by its
use, while the mothers comfort. thus secured,
is impaired through the milk to her babe,
making it happy, free from pain, and disposed
10 refreshing sleep. Don't allow your druggist
10 impose any Essences Of Ginger upon you, as
ginger alone IS entirely Destitute OF the rene
dial properties we have secured in this elegant
compound. Buy i5ct sample from Jour drug
rtst md ssy5s
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-04-17

The answers in the interview report
ed in the JOURNAL last week, entitled
1.-The Organ business, can mostly be
found in the Musical Trade Reuiet0
from which they were copied. oh!
for brains rather than plagiarism.
G.. w. YOUNGMAN.
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The Baraboo Republic says, in re-
lation to the temperance work in that
town: Last night Rev. S. w. Hor-
ner spoke, and bis speech is in every
body s mouth this morning. tits con-
sidered the grandest temperance effort
eNnr made in BarahOO.
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Sugaring is over.

Sugaring is over.
The roads are still maddy.
Miss Isaacson will teach in district
No. |.
Mrs. Maxgood has commenced her
school in the Tovey district.
For finish, sweetness and purity of
tone, the Western Cottage Organ pur-
chased by +. B. Jensen of Mr.. Young
man, cannot be beaten for the price.
At the last election held in this
town a lady received six votes for con-
stable. 1t is said that the instigator
of this, not very witty proceeding, was
a school-master. We usually look for
more gallantry from one of his pro-
fession. Teachers cannot be too care
full of their conduct that it nay be
worthy of imitation by their pupils.
1t should be as spetless as we expect
it in a minister of the Gospel.
NJ. L. NJ.
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Mr.. Erastus Farnsworth was Sc
riously injured while at Prescott after
Il seeder last Thursday. AS he started
tor home the box of the seeder upon
which he was sitting, turned in some
manner, throwing him out upon the
ground and rendering him insensible.
lie was carried into hotel and after
il short time regained consciousness.
Feeling no serions i'll effects at the
time, he rode home that night. He
was about the house until Saturday
night when he began violently purg-
ing and vomiting blood, and has since
been in a critical condition. 1t is
thought that in falling from the seed
en- blood vessel in the intestines was
ruptured.
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GILMAN.

The farmers in Gilman have just
commenced seeding.
The family of j. Mikkelson is sffer
ing from typhoid fever.
j. B. Jenson, of Ellsworth, was Wis
iting at home last Sunday.
There will be services in the school
house in district No. |, next Sunday
by Rev. Nj. Thorson.
Mr.. B. Jensen has just received
some new plows from Beloit, Wis.
which find ready sale at once.
The roads throughout the town art
still in bad condition. but we arc
very much delighted over the prospect
of getting better roads soon, as there
has been assessed road tax of Il
mills on dollar for the next year.
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Chippewa Presbytery

This body, having in its care all the
churches of this name in North West
ern Wisconsin. will hold it's spring
meeting in Big River Church, COM
mencing April 22d, at 80 p. NJ. The
opening sermon win be by Rev. w.
r. France. of North Church. La
Crosse. Rev. J. c. Caldwell, of West
Salem, and Rev. J. Irwin Smith, Of
LIST Church, La Crosse, will follow
with sermons on other evenings. The
plblic are cordially invited as all the
proceedings and business are open to
the people.
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Fox & Pratt's horses, being left I'M
hitched in front of Ed. Pratt's house
last Monday. took notion to have a
little exercise ON their own account
and started up street, leaving parts of
the wagon in various places until
they reached the Central House where
the remainder was left on the sign
post. The horses were soon after cap
tured without having done themselves
any damage.
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From an exchange we learn that
Rev, s. W. Homer presented an es-
say upon Oliver Cromwell, and Mrs.
s. W Homer upon Alfred the Great,
at late meeting of the Chatouqua
Literary and Scientific Circle, at Bar
aboo. Why not organize one at River
Fall5l
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A CARD.

ST. PAUL, April Ist, 1879.
To whom it may concern: hereby
certify that c. W. Youngman is and
has been since October, 1878, the only
authorized agent of the Western Cot
tage Organs for the counties Of Dunn,
Pierce and st. Croix, Wisconsin, and
any statement to the contrary made
by any other party or parties, is mis-
representation and wholly devoid of
truth. r. G.. MUNGER,
Gen. Agent for North
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota.
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Cook & BELL.

The scenery in Brackets Hall, at
River Falls, that travelling troups speak
so highly of, was painted by 0 H..
Beedle. Of the firm of Beedle & Wash
burn. They are now at work on new
scenery for Gray's Hall, at Prescott.
Wis.-Sfdr q Times.
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DIPHTHERIA.
A Sure Cure For Diphtheria

AS soon as you discover the disease,
call at my house and get medicine and
directions and save trouble.
WIN. MUSsEY.
River Falls, Wis. 35,6m
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MARYsvtLLE, o., July LIST, 1878.

To whom It concerns: This is 10 certify that
Bro n w. Tracy is a member in good and regu-
lar standing of the NJ. f. Church, OF Marysvile.
Bro Tracy Is worthy Of all confidence You will
End him a valuable addition TO your church
workers being both able aud active in all manner
OF church work. We all here regret very much to
part with him, and trust you will do your best TO
make him comfortable and useful amongst you.
He has done much good in this town, both as pri-
waite christian and temperance lecturer; and un-
derstand from many good reports of him from all
directions in the state Of Ohio that he is we'll
ceived wherever he goes Yours truly,
EHAGcIs DAVryQ
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This issue of the JOURNAL contains
the Tax Sale Notice and the official
statement of the county board of cam
vassers of the result of the Judicial
election.
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gac .s-0TnlaiI Station,
I.]sOUIS n A 4! }! !! !. :! u!

win make the season of 1879 as follows:
From, sunday morning until wednesday
rnorrirsg at the stable Of the owner; Thurs
day and Friday forenoon at WINS Hotel,
Ellsworth: Saturday at Lords Livery Stable,
River Falls.
He was sired By Louis Napoleon, he by
imported Louis Napoleon; Dam. G French
Messenger; is q steel gray, with black legs
and tail, and weighs 300 pounds.
TERMs.-si0 to insure. Mares disposed OF
viii be considered with foal 5o-4m
BEN. SWEET, Proprietor.
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N. A. THELANDER,
CONTRACTOR so BUILDER

Is prepared 10 erect buildings OF any ca
pacity and style Can furnish material as
cheap as any one and the most skilled work.
men will be employed Plans and specifca-
tions drawn to order ~
River Falls, March 90, 1879.