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National Republican., 1879-10-06
PISOFESSlONAL.

nR. BOSWORTH, OlS Il STREET N. W, Il THE
a. most skillnl and tho only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever u this city. Al nervous aud chronic
Diseases positively cured Female diseases special
u, Patterson, s. O. Samuel NOTment Washington, ID,
10, and others Consultation ireo 4 competent and
thoroughly qualified Lady 0ashan' 'oa'Ivnd 70 i.es
nOlFly
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q. ,. NNTSIlNI, UTSIIICt Of OOIUWIDIH,
JOHN SHERMAN, AuciiOneer. oc;Ldts
XVALrER B, WILLIAMS & CO., Auctloneers.

AN AL Elm ID, NllsIlAho u w., AhClipuotlh'
TRusTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNlMpRONED PROPERTY, SITUATED
ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN THlR-
TEENrH AND fOuHrEENTu sTitEETS
WEST, AND ON THlRlEENTlI STREET
WLST, BETWEEN U AND V STREETS
NORTH.
BY virtue OF n certain decd OF trust to us, dated
July o. 1871 and duly recorded we will offer for sale
public auction, In front OF tie promises on MON
DAY the l8h day Of October. 1879 at o'clock p. m.
OF Washington District of Columbia known as and
In square numbered wO hundred and thirty-SN (236),
(2l,) inches on North stTeetb depth OF one hun
dred and twenty (l2Ol feet, with the improvements
consisting OF u wcll-built twostory and basement
Brick Dwelling. Also the centre portion OF lot num-
bered twenty COZ Ia snd square numbered two hum
red and thrtySlA (2jG) having front OF twenty (2O)
feet Thirteenth street west by depth OF one hun.
drpd and thrtc (l3l feet two and n-hnf (2 Inches.
Terms of sale: one third cash, balance In six and
twelve months all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser. The purchasers promissory notes 10 be given
for tho deferred payments bearing interest at seven
"a per cent per nnnum from day of sale, and secured
by deed Of trust ON the property sold. deposit OF
500 Will be required ON the acceptance of bid for the
N-srect property, and so on the Thirteentlstreet
lot. All cUnvcyancing ~ ost OF purchaser II Terms
OF sale not complied with Ia seven days from day
sale the trustees the right TO resell the
properly ut the risk aud expense of the deiAultng
purchaser. FRANCIS MILLER, (Trry,o-s
se90eodSds BERNARD n. HANLEY, i'"''o D.
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LOST.

nN the 10Th ult., near Judiciary Square, Photo
~ graph of an elderly gentleman, on n card SNlO.
Iho finder viii be compensated by returning II TO i5
Seventh st. II A EBERT. ocG3tf
ON Fourteenth street road through Mt Pleasant
~ to Rock Creek, childs blue overcoati reward
for same ut 20 / stnw. oci-3t
National Republican., 1879-10-06

The exercises of the school will bo resumed on
WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of October, ut o'clock p.
M, when the announcements Tor the Will be
made and opening addresses delivered by the Pro
icSsOrs.
Under graduates and new students purposing to
0ln the school are invited TO be present. rs also grad
unteS in law who may desire Information respecting
the opcrat ons of the Post Graduate Department.
Tho Charge for tuition In the under graduates do
parment is $50 for gle year. or eco or two years
payable In advance half yearly, or In monthly In
stalments, Mt the option OF students.
The tuition fee III the Post Graduate Department IS
$50 payable in monthly instaments and covering the
entire period of nine months.
Applications for catalogues may be mndo at the
bookstore of w. ii. ana o. II. Morrison 475 Pennsyl-
Yanin avenue; ut the National Savings Bank corner
New York avenue and Fltaenth street, and TO tho
President of the Univers ty. sc26-Sw
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pRoF; EIToRE BARILI Will return to Washing
Il ton Thursday October IL, 1870, to resume his In
structlou In Singing Prof Barili will be gil 10 re-
ceve bis pupils nnd these wishing To take lessons of
o'clock n m. se2G-3w
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INITEp sTATEs MARsMAL's sALE.

by virtue Of writ Of forl n,cIas issued out Of tho
clerks OnCs OF the supreme Court of tho District Ot
Columbia. and TO me directed will sell at public
sale for cash, NJ the courthouse door of said District
on WEDNESDAY, the sth day OF october, 1870, at
u 2Oclock M, all the right title claim and interest OF
the defendant IN aud 10 the following described prop
erty, TO wit The north seventeen feet o lot six (d)
of square wnntynine ( by the depth of said lot IN
the city OF Washington. d. g., together with all and
singular the improvements thereon seized Hndleyi0d
upon as the property u Frederick Nouahr, TO satisfy
execution No 2lOii law, IN havor Of Jonaiha
GrAmul. FNEDk, DOuGLAsS,
u, 5, Marshal, ID. @,
JOHN SMERMAN. Ametloneer. snlgdts
National Republican., 1879-10-06
UNITED STATES MARsHARs SALE

BY virtue of writ Of ieri aclas issued out of the
clerks office OF the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and 10 me directed Will sell at pnbiGSnle,
for Cus at the court house door OF sad Dslrcl, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of October, l'7p, ~ IL
o'clock M, all the right, tle claim and the interest
property to witi All of lot seventeen 7 square siA
hundred aud eighty'nine (6S') and tho south part OF
lot seven, In said square, commencing at tho south
east corner of lot seven In said square In the city OF
Washington, d. O., running thence cast with tho
south line OF lot H. aid square, euc6 north with tho
west line OF said lot II the northwest corner OF said
lot M thence west parallel with the south limo OF said
lot to the east line OF south Capitol street, thence
south along said street to place of beginning together
with all and singular tho improvements thereon,
seized aud evied upon US the property OF q. = Mat.
toon, 70 salty execution NO. A72, law, In aVor OF
John :, McGrew
FREDK. DOUGLASS. u S, Marshall. D. @.
JOHN SHERMAN. AuGtOnper. se2D-dtS
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND SEABoARD CoASTING COM
PANY,
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
md THE SOUTH.

FALL AND WINIIIt ANTA ANHEMENT,
After September27, steamer LADY -,ff-r8sss
OF THE AXE will leave Washing- sssllllS.ttx1-
ton on MONDAYS, WEDNESDA y ISet<fs,eeikfEf-S-tsr
and FRIDAYS. at y. M, stopping at Pney Point
and Point Lookout. connecting with steamers TO Dos
South. -----
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS atip. M,
ron POTOMAC RIYER LINDJNGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, as fur
down as Nomni; Thursday and saturday for Cmrrl-
oman and Leonardtown, stopping ut Intermediate
landings gong and returning
STEAMERS ron NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and Il. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier A. East River, Now York, ov.
cry saturday, ~ y. M; Georgetown Friday. aud
Alexandria same day
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth strcet,or Office
of agent foot Of Sixth street, Washington. and % Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAML BACON,
sesS President,
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r UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN

NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL.
Preparatory Department holds IL sessions MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVE'GS at O'Clock
JNO. A. HAYWARD, i. G. L., Attorney. at. Law,
No. 5,Second National Bank Building,
solj 6G7 Seventh street
National Republican., 1879-10-06

r Aw SCHOOL OF FTHECoLUMBIAN UNIvER-
- SITY
FACuLry
JAMES G. WELLING, LII. D., President
The Hon WALTER s. cox, LII d. Professor Of the
tracts, and OF Or mes and Misdemeanors.
WILLIAM A. MAURY, Esq, Professor OF Equity
jurisprudence of Common Law and Equity
Pleading of the Law of Evidence, and
the Law of Partnership,
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POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,
700 N STREET ". w.,
MISS Il. II. BREWER

Educatos Students Practical Architects and Engi-
Tcrms, 81 per month. pnynble in ndvAnce. oC2tf
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WANTED-HELP.

A YOUTH, II years OF age, wishes position as AN
IA. apprentice In the Drug Business or In an office
writ plain hand and Wiling to accept moderate
salary; has had some experience In both. Address
YOUTH, this office. oc4-3t
WTANTED-A few resi- ectable ouths, 10 pacticnly
w study Architecture and Engineering ut OIHce
700 N st n w. oCl-tf
A MAN who II n good taker, 10 sell on tho street
IA OF the st attractive aud usoiil articles In
the market Address BUSINESS, Republican Office
National Republican., 1879-10-06

DY lady (professor taught, music scholaIs terms
ID IS per quarter OF twCnty-iOur lessons, AddrcB
MRS A HENRY, l7l2 Eighth ST Nv. se3OGI
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EspAILE.
No sick ones in town.
plowino and bueLinO corn

No sick ones in town.
Flowing and husking corn.
Send us an internal revenue collect
or--on the sly.
Lake Pepin is very low, lower than
at any time last year.
Homer Brown has moved into the
house with l.. 4. Turner.
A.. B. Lusk and G. L. Rice have be-
gun canvassing for orders to enlarge
photographs. They will visit River
Falls this week.
Two "paramours' from Red Wing
waited upon Esquire Lusk who, SYM
pathizing in their behalf made the
twain one and sent them on their way
rejoicing.
A course of chronological lectures
is being given at the hall this week.
The Professor says he thinks there
are good many hard heads in this
place.
Frank Baker is soon expected home
from Dakota where has been improy.
ing his farm. He is located in Grant
county. He writes very favorably of
that locality for farming. &c.
The mite society met at Mrs. Nc
Dougall's last Thursday evening. All
who attended give verdict of "a jolly
time. and after partaking of refresh
ments the mites" were looked after
and we believe they found over 80.
Accidents.-A man at work in the
lumber yard cut one of his fingers
quite badly while handling a hand
car the other day. A little boy of
Chas. Peterson received quite an in.
jury from "a falling stick of wood,
striking on the side of his face, sever
ing one of the facial arteries from
which he lost a pint Of blood before it
could be stopped.
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FARsO.

The health of the people in general
is quite good.
The Rev. VIM. II. Robey's health is
quite poor again.
The corn which the farmers sickle
did not cut was cut gratis by the sick
lie of Jack Frost.
John Roberts goes this week to
make his folks, who live III northern
Iowa, a short visit.
The Good Templars gave this com.
munity temperance lecture last Tues
day evening, Sept. is, which was pro-
nounced a success. The Rev. Henry
Goodsell, pastor of the NJ. L. Church,
Prescott. and G. G. Williams, Dist. G.
I. of 30th Dist, also of Prescott, both
members of the Order, addressed the
audience.
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OAK GROVE.
Politics begin to take a front seat.

Politics begin to take front seat.
j. w. Barrett will start for Dakota
soon to purchase land.
Moses Cornelison has rented Julius
Andree's farm and will move thereon
soon.
Edward Daley lost fine heifer re-
Gently. Poison is supposed to be the
cause.
j. X. Barden will work his own farm
the coming year providing he can't
sell it.
Rev. Baldwin, of Dakota, preached
to the people of Big River at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday last.
Peter Simon, Jr., formerly of this
town, died at his home in Dakota on
the 18th. The cause of his death is as
yet unknown.
Lawrence Downey will soon move
to Prescott where he will remain for
the winter. He intends removing to
Minnesota in the spring.
Frank Waldige, a student from the
State University who has been spend
ing the summer with friends here, has
returned to Madison to resume his
studies.
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DIED.

PARSONS. In River Falls, Sept 90, 1879,
HnEA, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Parsons, aged years.
BARNES In Clifton, Sept rs, 1879, MIME
i. BARNES, aged is years, / month and rs
days.
The deceased had long been resi-
dent of the place of her death, and
viii be remembered and mourned by
many who knew her us an affectionate
friend. devoted daughter and consist
ent christian. 5.
DALE Oak Grove, Sept. %, 1879, JESSE
DALE, aged 80 years.
Mr.. Dale, was late resident of this
county, but has been residing at New
Ulm, Mimi. for sometime past. While
on a recent visit with his wife To
friends in this vicinity he was taken
sick with inflammation of the bowels
and died on Tuesday morning last at
the residence of Wm. Tear, Jr., in
Oak Grove, after an illness of about
two weeks. The funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. Bunker, of Prescott,
the services being conducted by the
Temple of Honor fraternity, of which
he was an active member, about TWEEN
ty members from the River Falls
Temple being in attendance. The re-
mains were buried in the Oak Grove
cemetery. Deceased was the author of
''Jesse Dale's Map of Pierce County,
which is an almost indispensable con-
venience to our citizens, and can be
found in nearly every place of business
and many households Throughout the
county. Jesse was well known to the
residents through this section where
he grew from boyhood to manhood, as
an honorable and energetic young
| man.
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DIAMOND BLUFF.

DR.. Hart was in town on Monday.
John Button started for Iowa Sun.
day.
John Emerson is up from La Crosse
for few days.
The MARY Barnes took barge
load of wheat from this place on Sun
day.
The G.. Z. festival on Saturday night
was a success. The proceeds are to
be used in hiring an organ for lodge
use.
The steamer lie Claire Belle with q
raft ran on a sand bar below town OH
Thursday of last week and was detain-
ed two days.
Some persons searching for relics
dug into mound on the bluff. At
the present writing, the sum total of
their reward consists of three bones
If the young men who took that
cake at the festival oil Saturday night
will leave their cards at the p. o.,
they will be put IN immediate posses
sion of a penny collection taken up for
their benefit.
A party from Diamond Bluff went
bee hunting on Monday afternoon.
After a perilous voyage on the "yasty
deep" and a long trip by land, they
found the object of their search and
returned heavily laden with honey.
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CIRCUIT COURT SUNHOiS.
TATE or WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT-pIERcE
CofFNTy

STATE or WISCONSIN CIRCUIT CoURT--PIERcE
COUNTY.
VIM Schmidt and George p I'M
land partners as VIM. Schmidt Il
Co., Plaintiffs,
against
VIM. II. Alley, Emma Alley, his
wife Dean Benson and Lettie K.
Benson, his wife. and Seymour Ca
tura, defendants.
The State OF Wisconsin to the said defend
ants, and each OF them:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service OF this summons,
exclusive Of the day OF service, and defend
the above entitled action in the Court afore-
said; and in case of your failure SO to do,
judgment will be rendered against You ac-
c0rding to the demand Of the complaint, Of
which copy Is herewith served upon you.
VANNATTA & SMITH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
p. o. Address, River Fails, Pierce county,
Wis.
To the above named defendants, VIM H.
Alley and Emma Alley, take notice, that the
in the above entitled action was
filed in the office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, at Ellsworth, county OF Pierce and
State of Wisconsin, on the 7th day Of August,
A. d. 1879. VAsSATTA x SMITH,
l9-6w Plaintiffs Attorneys
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ELLSWORTH.

Potatoes, 25 cents.
John Beatty has sided his house.
Louis Ditman has sold his team TO L.
L. Nelson.
The 'copy" is finished for the alb
stract books.
Mr.. VIM is rigging up" the Han
cock property.
Judge Ames has gone east on visit
for two weeks.
Uncle Charley is building again on
Chestnut street.
A dance at the Keith House Friday
evening, Sept. 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher, of st. Paul
are visiting in town.
The new stock at the VIM House
was bought of Paul Foy.
Miss Minnie Kimball has returned
from her visit to Indiana.
The Greenbackers meet here in con-
vention this week Saturday.
1t is rumored that DR.. Hancock has
bought the Manser dwelling.
The Ellsworth Herald has SANDER
suit in prospect from 4 parties.
Mr.. Fletcher, of Red Wing, is on a
visit to his parents in Ellsworth.
On Tuesday the town board granted
a license to j. G. Keith to sell liquor.
The E. G. B. boys now hold their
sessions in Q. w. Browns abstract Of
fee.
A daily mail from Ellsworth to Red
Wing is now the topic for the street
talk.
Frank Walsingham has bought an
organ for the parlor of the Winn
House.
Miss Celia NJ. Sproul has been en-
gagged to teach the school in district
No. Z.
Our River Falls mail now arrives at
8 P. N. instead of 10 and IL P. NJ, as
formerly.
The Ellsworth public school opened
on Monday last with 90 pupils in at
tendance.
Mr.. Moody, OF the Journal was is in
town this week on town business for
River Falls.
All wanting good shave VIII ma
a good opportunity at the old stand in
the Manser building.
Mr. Klingensmith says the next time
he catches I6-pOund catfish he viii
not leave it i'm the wagon over night.
VIM. Cairns, of FL Paso, has been ar
rested on the complaint of the chair
man for selling liquor without Ii
cense.
All wishing to visit Red Wing or
send can be Accommodated by consult
ing our new mail contractor, John
Beatty.
Miss Ella Bradley. teacher in the
lower department of our public school
is sick. Miss Anna Cope is teaching
in her place.
The pupils Of the Ellsworth Graded
school wish to hire an organ, pay
monthly in advance and good care TAX
en- of the instrument,
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CLIFTON.
CLIFTON.
James Russell is married.

CLIFTON.
James Russell is married.
How can we get rid of wild oats!
Mr.. Kelly is going to leave Clifton.
Ii. N. Bascom is digging a new els.
tern.
|. Mr.. Hardy has purchased splendid
horse.
P. Windahl has rented 80 acres Of
w, Smith.
William Schofield has new cistern
completed.
Clifton hill has been repaired in
good shape.
Parties from Prescott lately visited
Rarber's Castle.
Clara Hammond is prospecting finely
with her school.
Mr.. A. Thing and wife are sick with
the typhoid fever.
Mr.. Silas McIlroy has rented Of Mrs.
Ii, Ii. johnson 90 acres of land.
Big Ben, the bloody Frenchman, of
Pierce county, is married.
G. Henry, of River Falls, is finishing
W. b. Judd's house up in good style.
Frank Merriman has been cutting
hay on land owned by Mr.. Redmond.
Mr.. Schofeld took tumble from a
ladder recently aud was somewhat
hurt.
Fourteen mules are now at work on
the farm owned by Mrs. ii. Ii. John
sons.
Monroe Walters now promenades
the fields with new double-barrel
shot gun.
Mistake in last weeks items should
have read ID. w. Robin has rented
John Hammond'S farm.
Tramps broke into the NJ. E. Church
on Saturday night and strewed melon
over the floor. No particular damage
done.
fr re of the farmers were well pleas
ed w.0h the Prescott Fair. There was
better display of stock than last
year. If every farmer would make 1t
a point to go and take some one thing
it would make it more interesting.
A party from Glenwild Lodge visit
ed keystone Lodge last Saturday
evening and found them in first-class
working order. Mr.. Thompson. from
Rock Elm Center made an elegant
speech. An excellent selection was
read by Miss G.
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FALL EXAMINATIONS, 1879.
PIERCE COUNTY.

River Falls, October and 4, 8 A. NJ; Ellis
worth, October 6; Esdaile, October 2; Maid
en- Rock, October 8 and 8; Rock Elm Center,
October 10; Spring Valley, October III;
Prescott, October IS. All 6, An.
Special attention will be given to the fol-
lowing topics:
Arithmetic. Percentage; Reading, Time
and Emphasisl Grammar, Verbs; Theory and
Practice, Primary Geography and the grading
of schools; history, 1916 to 1860; Elementary
Physiology, Circulation; Physiology, (second
gradel Respirationl Physical Geography,
Forests and RAIN Philosophy, Heat; Higher
Algebra, Complete Equations; Drawing, In
dustrial intermediate Course, (Smith D;
Botany, Roots, their nomenclature and
functions; Music, Notation and Chords.
H. S. BAKER, Co. Supt.
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CHOICE TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
0ICTTrPE TIP ANIFc Ann MOTIF DINGC
NTMMANN
Nlhii0tN.
Sr rr 81. NMraen.rat ..-r1 nc.-.r,r.- N. Z

STATE or WISCONSIN -CIRcUIr CoURT-PERcE
COUNTY
George H. Rogers, Plaintiff,
VS.. Viola Rogers, Defendant
The State OF Wisconsin TO the said defend
ant, Viola Rogers:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons. exclusive of the day OF service, aud
defend the above entitled action in the Court
aforesaid and in case OF your failure so to do,
judgment will be rendered against you ac-
cOrding to the demand Of the complaint. q
which a copy is herewith served upon you
w. +. KgowLEs, Plaintiffs Attorney
P. Q. Address, River Falls, Pierce County,
Wis.
Dated September 9th, 1875.
The State OF Wisconsin to the said defend
ant;
You are hereby notified that the complaint
in this action was filed in the office Of the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Pierce County
on the 9th day of September, A. d. 1879.
n20-6w w, +. Knowles, Plaintiffs Attorney
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SnERIFF'S SALE.
CIRcUIT COURT PIERCE COUNTY.
KnlIrr n r.ainat him ftranll

CIRCUIT COURT PIERCE COUNTY
+. II. Kelly against John Green,
Notice IS hereby given that by virtue Of
and in pursuance to the Judgment Of fore
closure and sale rendered in the above en-
titled action on the 22d day OF July, A. d.
1878, shall on the 4th day Of October, A.
D. 1879, at one o'clock IN the afternoon Of
that day, at the front door OF the Post Office,
in the village Of River Falls. Pierce county,
Wisconsin, offer for sale at public auction
and sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
real estate in and by said judgment directed
to be sold and described as follows, to-wlt:
The south halt Of lot three t3) IN block four
~. and lot three 81 in block twelve O2), all
in the original plat Of the village Of Kinnic-
kinnic, now forming part OF the village OF
River Falls, in Pierce county, Wisconsin.
4. T. CARROLL,
Sheriff Of Pierce County,
w. VANNAPTA, by A. IL. Lord, his Deputy
Plaintiffs Attorney. l6-6W
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SPRING VALLEY.

Fred Chambers sports bran new
spring wagon.
School district No. 7 will "build"
a new school house next Monday night,
may be.
Tic & Preston have been repairing
their dam the past two weeks, and
will soon be saving again.
The average wages of male teachers
i'll the town the past year were $1,000.
The average wages of female teachers
were $s22.45.
The number of children in the town
between the ages of and 20 is 1903, as
repeatedly district clerks, an Increase
of three over last year.
But very little fall wheat was sown
in these parts this fall. The failure
last year discouraged the farmers.
The town of Cady, st. Croix county.
will hold special meeting soon to
vote money to build good road north
and south through the center of the
town. The people of Spring Lake Will
be greatly benefited by having this
road built as it will open up a practi-
cable route from our town to Wilson
and Hersey, two stations on the rail.
road.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.

Having determined to go out of the
Dry Goods business entirely for the
purpose of engaging in an exclusively
Grocery Business. / win sell my entire
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and shoes, Hats. Caps and Notions
AT COST until everything in these
lines is sold. Call and get my prices
and you will see that / mean BUSI-
NESS. 20-tf r. w. FLEMING.
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The saw mill is now running on full
time.
1t is too late now to sow winter
wheat.
Mrs. Maxgood' S family will residehere
while she has charge of the school.
Mrs. G. Isaacson and daughter have
gone to Dodge county to visit relatives.
A steam thresher has been here. 1t
was quite a novelty to some of us to
see it at work. 1t gave good satisfac-
ton.
To-day we believe that our mail will
be taken to Rock Elm Center, via. Lost
Creek, and there remain until next
week.