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kINNICKINNIC.

Mr.. George Thomas now sports a
new buggy.
Farmers have finished seeding in
this vicinity.
All are happy over the nice rain we
had on Monday.
A. 0. Mapes hurt his foot badly
while narrowing recently.
Mr.. Farnsworth is drilling well
for G. B. Musser near his barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis have friends WIS.,
iting them from Diamond Bluff.
Miss Ella Nlusse. has new organ.
C. w. Youngman was the lucky sales
man this time.
the looks of their places by grubbing
out the highway.
Rev. A. S. Collins filled the pulpit
for Rev. W. d. Atwater last Saturday,
He preached an excellent sermon.
Mrs. j. Barnard is visiting at her
sisters. She will soon leave for her
new home in Renville county, Mimi.
Last Saturday night, when returning
from lodge, Clark Mapes team became
frightened and unmanageable, throw
ing the occupants out, bruising all and
seriously injuring Miss Hattie Bowron
by breaking her shoulder blade. One
horse was wounded in the breast, and
the buggy thoroughly demolished.
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FARGO.


The prospect of an abundance of
fruit is good.
Miss Belle Porteous has been quite
sick lately but is now recovering.
Mrs. Thomas Browell, jr., is quite
an invalid with the liver complaint.
She is at her fathers, Mr.. Thomas
Lauder.
Rev. w. II. Robey has had the can
Ger upon his nose operated upon by
Drs. NJ. G.. and d. w. Woodwork, of
Ellsworth. The physicians are quite
confident that the operation will prove
successful. They have strictly for
hidden his doing any work that will
heat his blood.
1t is hoped that the farmers will
soon be able TO take care of all their
cattle. 1t is quite annoying to have
ones wheat trampled into the ground
by so muchstock roaming at large, while
your own are carefully quarerted.
1t is hoped that they will see the in
Justice of it and do as they would like
to be done by.
The seers of Fargo, when the new
moon first put in its appearance,
prophesied rain, and now they are jul
bilant at hitting the mark SO closely,
the dry moon theory to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Whether the moon
has anything to do with it or not, we
are having some nice refreshing show
ers this month and people are feeling
more hopeful about their wells.
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.fE.fR REEES.

Nee WEN-BUTLER.-A the residence OF
the brides mother in Trimbelle, April
18th, 1879, by Rev John Watson, Mr.. Jo-
sRPH WARREN MoEwEs and Miss FRANCIS
BUTLER, both OF TrmbelIe.
CHAPLIN SARGENT--At River Falls, April
10Th, 1879, by Rev. Johh Watson, Mr..
CLANCY ID. CHAPLIN and Miss FANNY J.
SARGENT, both OF River Falls.
HANSON HENDERSON. AT River Falls,
April 27th, 1879, by Rev John Watson,
Mr. CHARLES Il. HANSON, of Martel, and
Miss BELLE ANDERSON, of River Falls.
BROWN-WELSH.- Hammond, April
18th. 1879, Mr.. E. W Brown, of River
Falls, and Miss ELLEN WELSH, OF Kinnic-
knnic
GOODIER-DRAKE.- In Fargo, town of Riv-
er Falls) April "a, 1879, by Rev. w II. Ro-
hey, Mr.. II. C. GooDIER and Miss NJ J..
DRAKE, both OF Hartand.
DAVIS-GREENE in Baldwin, Wis, April
23th, 1879, by Rev. N. C. Bradley. Mr.. CUR
tbs w. DAVIS and MISS CYNTHIA J. GREENE,
all OF Baldwin.
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An atfray occurred in b. Mayors
saloon last Saturday night between the
proprietor and three of his patrons in
which all were more or less injured,
the first named suffering a fracture of
the left arm. One of the three ''skip-
ped but the other two were soon ar
rested by Constable Tozer. After
their case had been sworn from one
Justice to another, the prisoners dis
charged and re-arrested, the case again
sworn to some ether Justice, they were
finally brought before Court Commits
sioner Wilkinson on Tuesday upon a
writ of habeas corpus on the ground
that Justice has not the power to
hold prisoner more than twenty-four
hours without an examination, and
were by him discharged. Thus end
eth another chapter of the ''old, old
story"
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MArLrros. DAKOTA. April 27, 1879.

MAPLETos. DAKOTA, April 27, 1879.
EDIToRs JOURNAL We had often
wondered previous to coming here and
have often been asked since. if the
wind ever blew any here in Dakotai
can say to my Pierce county friends
that have witnessed two billiards
since the 2lst of March. They were
not billiards. of snow but Of dust. The
first occurred April 18th. 1t had been
beautiful day until about two o. clock
P. NJ. when the wind changed into the
north west and commenced Blowing
regular gale. In less than ten minutes
flom the time tile wind commenced
blowing the dust began to fly so that
it was impossible for a person to see
ten rods at time. Victor Bailey new
or having witnessed anything of the
kind and not having the instinct of
mule stretched himself fiat upon the
ground grasping firmly with each
hand. harrow-tooth the better to
anchor himself to the foundation
which under the momentary excite
ment seemed TO sway and move like a
ship riding on the subsiding waves
after heavy storm when one is sea
sick. After blowing about two hours
the wind quieted down SO those who
had quit seeding could resume their
labors. The boys from Pierce county
thought this was wind enough to last
the whole summer; but Sunday the
Goth INST. we were visited by another
storm similar to the one of the pre-
vious Thursday. The hardest wind |
ever witnessed in Pierce county would
not be called breeze in the Maple
Valley. If any one is afraid of winds
and contemplates moving into this
country better for them if they change
their mind. This is one of the most
beautiful farming countrys ! ever saw.
One can see excellent wheat lands in
any direction. Land near the railroad
is selling for from six to fifteen dol
lars per acre, while distant from the
road about fifteen miles land can be
taken under the homestead laws. The
country along the Maple River is set
tied by Russians who know no law
save that of progress. There isa very
little timber along this river, but it is
useless for frewoed. The farmers
buy their wood by the car load at the
rate of $3.50 per cord. They have it
shipped from the woods lying far to
the east.
We have had but very few rains as
yet. The wheat sowed early looks
very fine at the present time. The
greatest fear here is that there will be
too much rain. The water is not of the
best for it contains much alkalie. This
country is excellent for raising wheat
but we would prefer to live somewhere
else during the winter season.
That portion of Cass county lying
near Mapleton is settled mostly with
men from Pierce county, and last
week we noticed al. Matson from
Trimbelle prospecting for land. Big
Ben the burly Frenchman from Cliff
ton, is working for Bailey and Dill
where there are no Muzzys to inter
fere with his labor-that of mule
driving. j. NJ. Bailey, L. n. Redmon
and John Meyer, of Prescott, are here
looking after the interests of their ex-
cellent farms but will return to Pierce
county in short time.
RoRr. WILKINSON.
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To Town Clerks.

We quote below portion of Sec
ton 1880, Chapter 50, of the Revised
Statutes relating to the duties of town
clerks in connection with overseers of
highways:
Each oyerseer of highways shall
be provided with book or memoran-
dunn by the town clerk, in which he
shall keep an accurate account of all
moneys coming in his hands by virtue
of his office, the amount received and
disbursed by him, the name of every
person from whom money or labor is
due. the amount paid in money or la
Dor. and correct account of all eX-
penditures by him made as oyerseer
of highways. The book containing
the account so kept shall, at all times
when required, be furnished for the
inspection of the town board, and ten
days before the expiration of his term
of Office, shall be handed to the town
clerk, to be filed in his Office for the
inspection of any tax payer in his dis
trict.
We have printed and neatly bound
a la VI lEtOoC thNN0utlb UoOhS
containing forty pages, ruled and head
ed for names, page of warrant, real
estate tax, personal property tax, to-
tai tax. how paid-in labor, material
and cash, amount returned delinquent,
amount uncollectable. and total. This
embraces a very simple form by which
overseers can easily keep correct ac-
count of highway taxes and by which
they can settle with the supervisors
at the expiration of their term of Of
fee. We can furnish these books for
25 cents a piece. or $3.50 per dozen.
Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. MORSE & MooDY.
52-2t River Falls, Wis.
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GILMAN.
eeding is nearly done.

Seeding is nearly done.
The winter wheat looks promising.
Mr.. j. 0. Vollan has gone to Menorn-
onie on visit.
Miss Bertha Lewis, of st. Paul, was
visiting her sister, Mrs. o. Arneson,
last week.
strange looking man stopped at N.
Gulikson's about dusk one evening re-
Gently aud applied for nights lodg-
ing. Not liking his appearance, Mr..
Gulikson naturally made some inquir-
les as to his name, where he came
from, where he was going, etc, where
upon the stranger became very much
vexed and informed him that it was
none of his business. He has been no.
ticed in several places and all say he is
an ugly villainous looking fellow and
has marks around his wrists as from
handouts.
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which are as follows:

Style 90, eleven stops, which l now
have on hand, / will sell for 800, in
GLIDING book and stool. This is the
style of organ having so many dummy
stops" which Mr.. Youngman has been
selling at the enormous sum of $3.50,
representing at the same time that he
would bring them Smith American
organ in exchange in case his Western
Cottage dummy stop" organ did not
give entire satisfaction. His victims
are now looking for his return, and if
any one would like to know who they
are, will give their names.
The above are facts which / am pre-
pared to substantiate.
NJ. A. PAULsoN.
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Excessive Heat.

An improper food at this season of
the year may speedily carry you TO the
grave. Parker's Ginger Tonic should
always be kept in the house, as it is
unequalled for nursing mothers with
teething children, and not only cures
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera
Infantum, Collie, Cramps. etc, but pre-
vents these dangerous attacks. By its
corrective action on the digestive APP
paratus it cures Headache, Indigestion,
Nervousness. Palpitation of the Heart,
Wakefulness, Neuralgia Pains, Liver
Disorders, Low Spirits, Sour Stomach
and all other symptoms and forms of
Dyspepsia, regulates the Bowels, and
enables you to enjoy the fruits and
vegetables of the season. Buy a 81 90
bottle or Is ct. sample from your
druggist, G. Il. Davis, and try it.
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UTAH.

Mr.. Peterson moved to Red Wing
last week.
Oliver Colman is cutting cord wood
for Mr.. Haverlandt.
Mr.. Lou Johnston will move on the
Lamb farm in a short time.
Mr.. Horace Ottman, from the south
ern part of the State is visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. VIM. Johnston has exchanged
some real estate in Missouri with Mr..
Oliver Lamb for his east so in Trim
belle.
Mr.. F. Labrash has given up going
to Minnesota. He intends locating in
New Richmond, st. Croix county,
where he has purchased some proper
ty.
The following is the list of officers
elect of Parkville Lodge, No. 200, /.
O. G. T.: W. C. T., Adelbert Taylor;
V. T., Mrs. Butterfeld; S., F. Potvin;
F. S., NJ. d. Moore; T.. Mrs. VIM.
Johnston: c., A. Barrett; |. g.. Min
ME Johnston; o. e., Alfonzo Casino;
Marshall, VIM. Leach. Meetings are
held in the school house every Thurs
day evening. Travelling brethren are
cordially invited to meet with us.
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NIARTEI..


Mrs. Holdt, is confined to her bed
with sickness.
Planting corn and potatoes is the
order of the day.
The school in district No. A. will
commence next Monday.
There will be services at the Church
one week from next Friday.
Rev. NJ. Thorson sports l50-dollar
buggy from the Stoughton Factory.
Report says that Erick Bonsness has
sold his share in the Touring mill to
F. Roche, who is now sole owner of the
mill.
Halverson Brothers returned from
their fishing trip last Tuesday. They
report it too early and too cold weather
for fishing yet.
Mrs. Annie Hanson, of River Falls,
is stopping with her parents while her
husband is absent in Minnesota, attend
ing to his land.
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Ono.

Some of the fields begin to look green.
NJ. Shaver is reported on the sick
list.
Our saw mill is doing good work at
present.
Rev. j. F. Zegler paid his friends a
visit last week.
Our Supply of rain seems to be very
limited this year.
w. A. Martin is getting ready to go
to Dacota to take up farm.
Cold and hot weather alternate but
the wind blows all the time.
G.. Reynolds has commenced logging.
He has about 20 acres to log.
School began in union district on
Tuesday. Fanny Thomas, teacher.
e. Martin sold horse for $l75 re-
Gently and w. Baker purchased Swear
colt for sos.
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RElInER'S SiLE.
CIRCUIT COURT, PIERCE County,

N4htbtA NNAhls 4 thhNE 1VtNfi,
Mary Oakley, Plaintiff,
against
Lester Griffin, Charlotte Griffin,
stephen Mann, Alfaretta Vail,
Ow eu Vail, Albert Mann, Alice
MAN, Jennie Mann, Charlotte
Gr,fiu and A. Is. Smith, De-
PENDANTS.
$otiee is hereby given that pursuant to
TO 5hc judgment OF partition and sale render
ed 4nd entered in the above entitled action ut
general term OF said court begun and held
at tue Village Of Ellsworth, Pierce county,
Wisconsin, on the ninth day OF December,
A. Y 1878, shall on the Sd day OF May
A. q. 1879, at the front door OF the Post
0ls,e in the village Of River Fails, Pierce
coaat3, Wisconsin, at one o'clock in the af-
tefruoa OF tina! day offer for sale and sell 20
the highest bidder for cash, Lots numbered
siX{5l ard seven t7), OF Block numbered sew
en- ~. the original plat OF the village OF
KiRWckinnic, now forming part OF the viii
lage OF River Falls, in Pierce county, Wis
cOi,sin. The purchaser Will be entitled TO
imRlCdiate possession oi the said premises.
Match 20-47-6W +. b. HOLMES. X, ceiver.
WELLINGTON VANNATTA Plaintiff Attorney.
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SnEREP,S SIZE.
CIRCUIT CouR7, PmRcE COUNTY
49,, Msrx, Mpprp Eioi,+ifF

CIRCUIT CoUR1, PKRcE COUNTY.
Aun Mary Munro, 4 lainth,
against
u, b Hyatt and Melinda II.
Hyatt, Defendants,
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
avd in pursuance to a judgment OF foreclos-
NC and sale rendered and entered in the
aGove entitled action on the eleventh day Of
March, 4. d, 1878, shall on the I'd day of
May a. ID, 1878, q, one o'clock in the alter
Moon at the front door Of the Post OEice ia
the village OF River Pals, Pierce county Wis
o0nsin, offer for sale and sell at public auc-
item g. the highest bidder for cash, the prem
is; IL and by said Judgment ordered to be
so sn-wit Lots five (b) and six l6l in, block
fCslr ~, Of A. r. Harts village OF River Falls,
iIt Picroe county, Wisconsin, There will be
NO redemption after said sale and the pur-
CHASER will be entitled to immediate posses
slna A. l. CARROLL,
March 20-47-Gw Sheriff oi Pierce County
WELLINGTON VANYATTA, Plaintiffs Attorney
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WAYERLY.
A boy at owen Grants.

A boy at owen Grants.
Mike Murphy is very low.
Farmers are through seeding.
Mike Buckley has sold new wagon
to j. Mountin.
Phil Deck has been appointed town
treasurer in place of Gunder Isaacson,
deceased.
Bennie j. Thompson will teach the
summer term of school in district No.
of Ell Paso.
The prospects for a few law suits
against the town of I'll Paso seem
fair. We believe it would be advisa-
able for those parties who pretend to
have claims against said town to say
no more about it.
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A new serial story by Jean Ingelow
began in the number of Littell's Liv-
ing Age for the week ending April
Goth. 1t is published from the au-
thol's advance sheets, and opens in
very interesting way. A new volume
of The Living Age, by the way, be-
gan with the first number of April,
affording good time for the beginning
of new subscriptions. For fifty-two
numbers of sixty-four large pages each
(or more than 5000 pages year, the
subscription price (SSl is low; while
fpr $1,000 the publishers offer to send
any one of the American 81 monthlies
or weeklieswith The Living Age for a
year, both postpaid. LITTELL L Co.,
Boston, publishers.
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DIAMOND BLUFF.

A pleasant rain.
Steam boats appear daily.
Plum trees are in blossom.
Amy Baker is on the sick list.
The island has donned its green.
Croquet is the leading amusement.
The |. 0. G.. T. is a fourishing or.
ganization here.
The Danish quarterly meeting was
held in the NJ. E. Church last Sunday.
Report has it that the persons from
Diamond Bluff shared heavily in the
loss of the 0rtonville fire.
G. F. Kreamer and NJ. McCue started
for the Red River country last Mon
day on a breaking excursion.
The prairie fires have done consid-
cradle damage during the past few
weeks they Lave been running. For
many evenings past our bluffs have
beeh illuminated with fiery crowns.
Temperance mass meetings are held
every Wednesday evening. They are
very interesting, amusing and instruc-
tive. The exercises are varied by de-
batting. singing and other literary and
maSical entertainments.
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Ell PAso.

Louis Place has chopped the largest
fallow in this part of the county.
We understand that the hogs are
tearing up some of the graves in the
Catholic cemetery.
The good people of Maiden Rock
may feel proud of the election OF a
temperance ticket. Let others follow.
DR.. Cunningham and wife were
thrown from their buggy by a runa-
way horse, recently, and considerably
hurt.
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MILK! MILK. /!

Everybody in River Falls wishing
good milk delivered every day at cts.
per quart, can have their wants sup-
piled by applying to the subscriber, or
leaving their orders at the Post Office.
38-3m WI. II. Woop.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAfTIA

am now prepared to furnish Plans, Speoi-
6cations and Estimates, Working Details, Blt-
yations, etc. In short alfdrawings necessary
to1 the construction of any building il tie
latest and most approved styles, at reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed Amy pei
son will save from s to - per cent. OF the
cost OF building by procuring reliable set
of drawings.
CONTRACTS TAKEN,
tor building and furnishing all materials.
2l-35 C.TEF%EsN
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TAILOR SHOP.

Having purchased F. j. Burhyte's
Tailor Shop, am prepared to cut and
make clothing in the latest styles,
guaranteeing satisfaction, clean and
repair old clothes, and do all kinds of
tailor work at reasonable rates and on
short notice.
LAT OLE BANG,
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED

To sell Dr. Chase's Recipes; or Information
Tor Everybody, in ever county III the United
States and Canadas. 1t contains over 1900
household recipes and is suited to all classes
and conditions OF society. A wonderful
book and household necessity. 1t sells at
sight Greatest induoement ever offered to
book agents Sample copies sent by mail,
postpaid, for 81 Exclusive territory given.
Agents more than double their money. Ad
dress Dr. Chase's Steam Printing House,
Ann Arbor, Michigan. o0-3m
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To arrive, May 5th, car load of
Land Plaster, which will be sold at
1915 per ton if taken from the car;
also best brands of Cement, White
Lime, Hair, Brown Lime, warranted
fresh. at my lime house. All at fig
ures that defy competition.
S J, OAKLEY
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OAK GROVE.

VIM. Gray is preparing to build a
house.
We need rain more than anything
else just now.
Joseph Loup lost horse recently.
Cause unknown.
Jacob Simon lost a valuable mare
and colt recently.
Seeding is finished and corn plant
ing is now in order.
Schools in districts one and two will
commence on Monday next.
J.E. Hetherington is at present con-
fined to bis bed with rheumatism.
Real estate has become movable
property since the dry weather set in.
Thomas Davis has commenced work
on his new house, as also has d. Ii.
Filkins.
School commenced in district No. 3,
on Monday of hast week. Miss Emma
otirratt, teacher.
w. Ii. Teare is now the happiest
man alive. ten pound girl is sup
posed to be the cause.
james Boles, ST., will soon COM
mence work ON his barn. Mr.. Chez
ney, of Prescott, and Mr.. Barnes, of
Clifton. do the work,
A boy at the residence of J. II. Tay-
Tor.
More wheat has been hauled to Riv-
er Falls from this section than ever
before.
Seven young men of the Big River
valley depart for Minnesota next
Monday.
Jacob Baker is now convalescing
from the effects of injuries received a
short time ago.
The double jointed, back sliding ed
itor of the Herald. endowed with every
featurs of first-class simpleton. has
again been pursuaded by the great
medicine man to give his readers
another Of his Bible comments.
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L. L. Richardson, of Clifton, has
charge. for the season of 1879, of a fine
Norman Stallion, named Sensation
Junior, and owned by VIM. Keene, of
Cottage Grove, MINI. He is beauti-
full dappled gray horse, weighing about
500 lbs, and one that horse raisers
would do well to natfoniZe.
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SuERTFS SALE.
cncuir CouRr, PrERCE COUNTY.

CRcuIT CouRT, PIERCE COUNTY.
&nl. Mary Munro, Plaintiff
against
ss9nn nj. Eaton and Frank ,
Baton, Defendants.
N9'lce Is hereby given that in pursuance
T. sad BY virtue Of a judgmer. Of foreclosure
and SAFE rendered and entered in the
MarCa, :. d. 1878, shah on the ID day Of
May, A. d. 1879, at Que o'clock IN the az
ternoon OF that day at the front door 81 the
Post Office In the village OF River Falls. Pierce
county, Wisconsin, expose to sale and sell
az public auction 10 the highest bidder for
cash, the premises III and by said Judgment
gsiered to be sold, to-wit: Lot number
twelve ti2l, and the east halt Of lot number
eleven (il),in block number three (3j, OF o. S.
E0welPs hrst addition 10 the village Of River
Fails, in Piel ice county. Wisconsin There
witl ba no redemption from said sale, and the
purchaser will be entitled to immediate pos
session. A. T. CARROLL
rch-20-47-6-E Sheriff OF Pierce county
WELLINGTON VANNATTA, Plaintiffs Attorney
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DOLLY BUTTON SWEET CoRN-For
sale. This is new variety of Sweet
Corn-three or four weeks earlier than
the Early Minnesota, much better and
more prolific. Every ear warranted.
LAT PETER E. BRADSHAW & Co
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MkRTEL- FAIR

A monthly fair Will he held at Mar
tel. Pierce county, on the second Tues
day of each month for the purpose of
buying, selling and trading ia
horses, cattle, sheep, swine &c. The
farmers of Martel and adjoining towns
are cordially invited to bring their
stock TO the fair. Butchers and, 9TH
ers desiring to buy fat cattle wijl do
we'll TO attend.