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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08
TALL RIVER LINE

/ FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Mammoth Palace steamers BRISTOL anu PROVIDENCE
leave New YORK DAILY 55Op sundays iucl ed. untl
September Pier =, North River loot OF M
BruOElvn Annex a. Boston $50
Music on steamers evening 1hrpu4b rruc
pa points N-yg-E gland ald Province 1arth5 vineyard
Nantucket " tie Mountains, So Desert
Tickets be secured 40 39 2l q 4Oi
526. ga and 9J7 Broadwag al principal nOt-s transfer
aud ticket Offices and the Office Of tAe IIne IS. NUrB
kivrr. and on boar, ateamars
send for List OF excursI5us
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Gin proucrtp Go Get.
boaro auo Rooms
West Side.

West Side.
HANDSOMELY-FU ROOMS, with
drst,Isss board for families gentlemen terms very
moderate transient 81 per 80 A Nest lOths near
5th-ave-
g1S WEST 42D-ST-In delightful lOca-
4 80 hen Reservoir PARK choice beautiful floors
newly furnished suite single excellent l0ca
for Physician Housekeeping privileges desired refer
ences.
East Side
&c EAST 2OTH-ST.-Suites of rooms, hand
sbN1 s0mely furnished private bathrooms with private
table without board rooms for gentlemen breakfast
served II deslred references.
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5iiuations Danteo--fcmnlcs


A DYERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No 1.13- Broadway. THIRTY frst
No OF East TourteenIb-st Union square, 200
No axsI T6rda1s cor 6undrc aa,tw snty iourthst
Harlem Savings Bank Buidingl Up TO p ~ at regular
AT JACQUIN'S BUREAU are girls for all
eap1etes Lsdies are sosed 70 .s before soins else
where. eO2 btaAve, between 99th ana Ssth-stA
At MRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
a HOUSE II always he iouna large number Of first
class German servant for al eApaeires sntasls Tor
Mrs LOVE-, iSl East i3Ih-s-. near sd-ave.
COOK.-By a respectable Protestant woman
city q C7 t 1'd 0-A'l
CO0K.-Bg a Protestant American woman; un-
y de stands az kinds Of eeesng soups mes,s and DESERT
m M N q s 5 bv TOUR or SoSrs Above o
COOK and ASSISTANT WAsHING.-By a
essR so sss & s % and Ss an" Best Of
references 500 siIthHve.. near 2sd'I hrs nooe
COOK, or COOK and LAUNDREsS.-By .
ness in branch L hrste!ass COOS and excel sni
nj 2e- SHAVE, near lotl-st
CHAMBERMAID and WATTRESS.-By an
y excellent sUeoish girl understand her ousine,s IN
drss viii De generally Hseiu city or countrT rstclas
references Call at 1872 6tb-sve, near lsth-st
CHAMBERMAID and WAIT RESS.-By a
recommended competent p elmer capacity ehaHberuald
country. 396 6th-lve- near ZSl-st. INST door
GENERAL HOUSE WORK or Cook. Washer
~ aud IrDner-By a Young Scotch Protestant cir good
family excellent bread, biscuit corDread pastI
&c. hrstciass lsunjress city country best refer
PROTESTANT HOME BIZ REAU. No lS5 6th-ave.
four doors above lOth-st
HOUSEWORK.-By very capable Danish
L = girl IS good cook excellent laundress under
stands Of milk making butter city country good
references call 2PZ ON ave, pear lsll-t
HOUSEWORKER.-By a neat, tidy, intellI-
young Protestant girl viii be generally useful In
family any capacity do good cooking. and Is good
rOner viii give best ~ recommendations;
moderate Can be 81 No 3b6 6thave 23dst first
floor.
NURSE.-As monthly nurse by one who Is
~ now dseug ged but respectable parties need
apply best % references. Address 4.S West 87thst
TWO young Swedish g1rs-one good plain
and laundre.s other chambermai and Waitress
nurse, well both would do ne Work OF family 70
grther. city country highly recommended Cal OF ad
dress los East 27thst between An and Lexngtonaves
WASHER and IRONER.-Bv woman as
" good ther and ironer by the day best reference
Mrs. con LRS, 1852 East 33d-st. top door,
5tenmbodts nno Railroads..
ANEW LINE.
NETWORK TO NEWPORT. VIA
NARRAGANsETT PIER,
COMMENCING JUNE %. 1879.
Leave NETWORK. Grand Central Depot ~ Y. Y. IT.
and H. r. r.. 500 arrive Newport 4:2O p M also
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NORTHERN RAILROAD or AEN-J LAsEl -,
80 80 . m; l. 8 4 800 $3.50. 9a0, $50 llaj0 - n
snndars b u. ard $50 p M 4At A4.~J p u dath N''
i,sve < minutes lalcr "a uriaF hl.h =. -.. -
srr-ng Valley md money. 900 a ~, alN v IL
NAhu' no r. ABgOII, Ccnl Pa.sE AgL- ScS-lorG'
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FREEHOLD and YORK RAILWAY
Connections Leave foot OF Lbertyst for Freehold az
7.4j, ll.4J a. H.. 4 J:I5, . D.
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NEWPORT LIE For Rn.TnN.

NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON
fare ONE DOLLAR. Tickets mlIel and good only
steamer eavnR NeyluIA Oh Gy o. sale aud connectn.
train leaving Newport $50 H. MaClttent stsamc
NEWPORr and OLD COLONY cave arv-lork daI lsaH.
excepted al rom Pier q NYrh river. foot OF
Murray-.t Tickets obtained NLY tae
n Line Pier ~ North River, FOOT of Murray
and %. board steamers.
GEO. l.. COSAOE O. nj Pass'r ~.
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I FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

1919 I, - -, d a. ,r,. ,,,-t
30 1879 depots lot OF CJraud and Dros7s-sfs
100 ?. m. for Easun bethlehem Allentown reading
Mauch chunk haEICon. "a aiOy CITY Ashland VIII
barre. scranton and IA khaunock-
$50 p. ~ Night Express, daily iJr fason. Bethehsn
Allentown. Nauch Chunk. NAEHsDaIfe. kImira Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochcser Bunto hssara rails aud tns
West pullman sleeping dAcnte atiacA d
HOBI sAlEN, -uU't and Eng'r.
General Eastern Office, Church Cortland sts
Il &
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Htfumrolts dnn Rdllroans.

\ LBA1NY B0ATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DPvW
=. and IT JOH leave Pier No. a NORTH tiy T..
iv"t VI Cana-st-. week D. No.. connect
Ws, lsandav morning excepted) win trains NORTH
. anu East ExcIr 70 Albany return good 50
uAs@ g. afato- and r.turr, q
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE for PORTLAND
VA and hAKIli = VINEYARD. Mas. Pare Reduced
CABIN Passage " Portland, taoa Fasarc Ma siA -
vineyard, - intending berth .n sato IT
FHAkCONlA On N aAdsys Stesmahip LLfANOEA on
THURSDAYS 0coCR from Pier 80. r. Pert
land the Grand rr1nK Rarotd for Montreal ca bee.
also with for AOsst Desert win IBterns-
tOnal steamship ne for EsrtpDrt CaaIa, 81 John y
Goods fsrwa all psrts OF 3ane Freight Received
daily For freight passage apply to j. Z. AAEs AgelL
Dor EaEr lveY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08

FOR NEW-HAVkN, its surroundings and
Il all star Ons on the New-YOrz, Boston ana Air Lima
Derby and Hampton Ra roads 4 .rect-Steamers
JOHN H. STARIN anc ERASIUS CORNING cave Pier &
n. r. COurtltndts. ar every night n me
week except arrive IN New Haven Ia time for I'll
morning trains all railroads best facilities Tor PASSENGERS
snd freight fare Ell excursion 81 50 stans New Haven
lIAnSpOruauoh LAn7 JOHN Ii. srAKIN Proprietor
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMOREs BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING
FIREWORKS DISPLAY FREE
SATURDAY AUGUST O.

CAPTAIN PAUL BOYTON, tRs word-fsmous Navigation
will give series Of wonderful gEA lltoBs 10 MS rubber s
saying dress ia r9nt o. ne NJ sALTA EEACH AMPHB
THEATRE, Thursday. Friday, SATURDAY and sunday
August g. aud Iu at aod s'sioCk m. daily ~
extra charge the beach bathers Admission np
re :
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

!
HIGHLANDs and LONG BsASCH.
SUNDAY, e IEast 90 1879.
The going iron liNS VII Leave Pre-
y. H. foot Rec.Or ST. s.3 cJnuerlu sandy loo.
win arriving AZ Lone Branch .l.-O reforming
leave Long brancl m. arrve lu NeF YORK g.. ,.
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ATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE,

FOREST GROVE HOUSE, at the Mineral
Springs Scuooleys Mountain " j., VII BE- open FOR
boardrs the 10th u June prices % suit tunes send
Ii sTOUTENBURGH Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-08

Stage connections 20 and from KEYPORT at Matawan ST
ton 10 and from Oceanic aud Fair Haven at Red Bank:
and rom Point Pleasant az sea lIrt with all Trims.
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.BANY md TkOY by DAY BOATS.

-. G. YIHBARD ana ID. DREW
~ ,l--s Per 80 n r.. AZ 635 24th-sr. AZ .
" " YIN bhD1k LEN bv Annex boat at Landing
pr g. fEAkY WEST POINT CORNWALL SEW
pEGE' ~ retqru by down boat. PO'GEEPSIE RHINE
80 M NJ SKILL a1d HUDSON Tickets sold bsg
o, und NOR I'll and " Est TeEets or Coupons gOol
vi Hu IN hlFer Rail cad rooe we'd tor
ofECiAL TRAIN TO AND FROM SARATOGA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsE7
NEW-YORK and LNNG RRANCH DIKISlO,

~ ans leave al 7:i5. 9 il45. a. H. 100 $3.50 lex
HS' ';l5. p N. for Red Bank Long Branch. ooeal
81 q, u. for Toms i.Iser, n,4sDurg Warcown, Cels
Al l:5l D m vlnelaud Atlantic City TuckerJown R. R.
A. = M. Tor gucssburg Toms River waretowu Ceaa
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ONE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR u WORCESTER Li-1itsd uoTets 81.
GOOD SUPER me boats FOR cent. STEAMERS leave
PIER -, North River, ds $50 y. ~.
Steamers Of tie NOAMICH Linz leave "a daily
week %. m. sunday 5,i NJ Boston.
cester &c. and for Portland aud the White su ANA DAILY
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
NEW CENTREyULE.


The new drag store is doing a thriv-
ing business.
Mr.. o. c. Ford, our city merchant is
jolly as ever and doing lively bust
ness in spite of the hard times.
Mr.. o. Rasmussen, our genial post
master, is suffering from severe at
tack of rheumatism and neuralgia.
Mr.. j. G. Fleming at the Rush River
House, is ever ready to refresh the
weary traveller with the best the mark
ct can afford. "Joe" keeps a No.
house.
The social dance at the picnic
grounds last Friday night, passed off
very pleasantly, there being quite a
turnout Notwithstanding the forbid
ding appearance OF the weather, and
all the ''boys" say ''Peter set 'em up
again.
Look out for a rushing time at New
C9ntreville on the Fourth, as the boys
are all determined to celebrate in the
good old style. A salute of SO guns
will be given at sunrise. The process
sion will form, under the supervision
of the marshals of the day on Main
street precisely at 10 AN. The line of
march will extend up Main to 3rd
street, up Third to the intersection of
Oak street, where the column will
again file to the right and proceed di-
rectly to the picnic grounds, where
good singing and speaking will be pro-
vided. In the afternoon there will be
dancing on the pavilion in the grove.
A horse race and wheelbarrow race
are also on the programme. The
smoked Americans of African descent
will be out i'll full force, and if he can
be found, the man who offered the
amendment to the Civil service appro-
priation bill, repeating the election
laws. will be publicly tried, condemned
and HUNG.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
CLIFTON.

Barber's castle is fast going to ruin.
j. Hardy has become possessor of a
pony.
T. P. Beers will build a cistern this
summer.
Farmers are busy hauling off their
wheat crop.
The road on the South Clifton hill is
in bad conditio
Another initiation at Glenwild Lodge
last Saturday night.
A. w. Evarts reports his onion crop
as looking finely.
Geo. Clark has recovered from Sc
we're attack of the measles.
Helen Atwater came home to spend
our new holiday, May Both.
Chas. West recently made running
jump of nearly thirty feet.
Delegates to the district convention
|. o. G. T., report good time.
A. J. West is breaking up his farm
on the north side of the creek.
A. w. Shelton spent May Both, at
home. He teaches one month more.
Clifton is down on the policy of Dor
rowing money to turn into the pocket
of some railroad magnate. TO judge
from the general feeling more money
could be raised to fight it to the bitter
end.
The gay and festive potato bug has
been allured from his winter home by
the warm sun and new potato vines,
which (the vines1 are beginning to as
sumo the right proportions to form a
secure hiding place for the never-to-be-
forgotten rascals.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
SANITARY,

The fact is self-evident that defer
ence to sanitary laws is conducive to
longevity, and vital statistics show
that more general knowledge of these
laws has during the past century pro-
longed the average of human existence.
AS the country grows older, the origin
and prevention of disease have become
subject to a wider and more thorough
scientific investigation and analysis,
and knowledge of the results of such
investigation is becoming more gener-
ally diffused. The Wisconsin State
Board of Health has become a very
important agency for the collation. and
dissemination of information bearing
upon the most effectual means of pre-
venting disease and thereby promoting
health and longevity, and should be
heartily seconded by the public in it's
praisewOrthy efforts. Much valuable
information is contained in the last an
nual report of this Board, which re-
port could be read with profit by all;
besides a summary of the work
of the Board during the year it
cantains papers upon ''Diphtheria,
Typhoid Fever" Land Drainage"
Insanity" Reading" water, and
Water Supply" and ventilation, "
subjects discussed from sanitary
point of view, by writers whose occu-
patton has given them facilities for a
careful study of the same. In their
report the Board make the following
observations:
Nothing can be more true than
that the state has vital interest in
the vigor and healthfulness of her
citizens. A community lacking health,
must of necessity be an impoverished
community, and We invite especial at
tention to that part of the Secretary s
report, in which the reports of local
health boards are discussed, and the
immense loss to the state resulting
from diseases believed to be preyenta-
Dlt, SliONu. 10 iAO ICtiSOh NildI-
ever to doubt that a large part of this
great loss might have been prevented,
had proper hygienic measures been
taken, and the precautions observed
which modern sanitary science has
proven efficacious wherever they have
been scrupulously observed. In this
view it will be noticed that the far
greater evils of suffering and sorrow,
which are inevitable Accomplishments
of sickness and death, are not consid-
cred, for upon these no valuation in
money can be placed, and for them no
pecuniary compensation can be consid'
cred an agonement.
The Secretary of the Board states
that those dreadful diseases smallpox,
diphtheria, searlet-fever, typhoid fe-
yer, measles and whooping cough are
claSsed as preventable diseases, and
says that 1t is hardly too much to
say that at least -tenths of all tn
/ cases of the six diseases named, occur
/ ing throughout the STATE during the
past year. could, in their origin have
been traced to some wholly avoidable
cause The board. besides the varie
I ty of information published in theiI
report, Issue tracts upon different dis
| easeS-their cause, prevention and
! treatInent-and both report and tracts
/ will be sent free TO any of our readers
/ upon application to j. T. Reeve, NJ. d..
| Appleton, Wis. The perusal of These
documents will furnish vast deal Of
flood for thought" and should be very
generally applied for.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
DIAMOND BLUFF.
Mosquitoes.
Wheat 88 cents.

Mosquitoes.
Wheat SO cents.
y Rabbits infest our town.
Corn bids fair for a good crop this
year.
William Houston has gone below on
a business trip.
Ada R. Covell. of Prescott, was in
town during last week.
The largest packet up this year is
the Rob Roy, which came last week.
N. Stone and wife, from Prescott.
made our town flying visit last week.
Belle Richardson has returned home
from Clifton, where she has been iiv-
ing.
Hay on the Mississippi lowlands viii
be good crop this season, unless too
wet.
Work has been begun in good earn
est on the roads under pathmaster
Grant.
Decoration Day passed off very quiet
ly and So will Fourth OF July as far as
we know.
Rev. Welch preached twovery inter-
esting sermons in the school-house last
Sunday.
Corn eultivatIng has begun in every
direction, and the farmer smiles at the
prospect.
Several new and interesting volumes
have lately been added to the library.
Make use of them.
An excursion left Red Wing on Sun
day for down river trip. They re-
port pleasant time.
Fishing parties can be seen nearly
every night with their torches attack
ing the ''finny nations. =
Wheat during the past week has
come in pretty fast. just try the
Diamond Bluff market, farmers.
Our school is progressing finely.
The pupils seem to be very jealous and
greatly interested in their work. There
are about so on the roll. We would
like to see more visits from the patrons
and those interested in the school.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

The President continues to veto APP
preparation bills attached to which are
clauses subordinating National to State
authority, in which he will be sustain
ed by loyal and patriotic people every
where. Not President Hayes, but the
Democratic party in Congress is re-
sponsible for the extra session and the
precipitation of the Issue of State
rights, which issue was supposed to
have been closed by the surrender of
the confederate armies, and we mistake
the temper of the American people if
their sentiment does not prove favora-
bic to the perpetuity of our National
Union rather than It's subyersion for
the establishment of a confederacy of
States.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

DR.. Ware was III Plum City Sunday
and extracted eight teeth.
Several of our Advent friends are
tending camp meeting at Eau Gala.
John Platt came home the other day
with one of those Cincinnati platform
wagons.
The school in the Harrison district
is prospecting finely under the care of
Miss Ella Harrison.
Mrs. j. ID. Trumbull. of Maiden
Rock, has been visiting Mrs. HUM and
others during the past week.
John Simpson, from Ellsworth, has
moved into Fred Taylor's house.
lie commenced juinting slaves yester-
day.
The Borst String Band is going to
have Il dance in j. @. Tovey's Hall Fri
day evening, June 9th. A good time
is anticipated.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

The nomination by the Republicans
of Ohio of Foster for Governor, and
Hickenlooper for Lieutenant Governor
presents strong combination and Re-
publicans there are confident of success.
Foster has been what is termed an
administration man" and Hickenloop-
er is German ''stalwart." The con-
test will be conducted on national is
sues and the result will be anxiously
awaited as having IA bearing upon the
Presidential struggle of 1880.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

THE Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph is
persistently engaged in an effort to
make it appear that there is a bitter
and close contest now going on between
Gov. Smith and ex-Gov. Ludington
for the Republican gubernatorial nomi-
nation. The fact of the business is
that Ludington is little talked of
outside of Milwaukee, as candidate
for governor, and when the returns are
all in the sanguinary Telegraph man
will feel somewhat chagrined to see
how far behind "bluff Old Hal has
been left. The same men who now
favor Ludington favored that gentle
man four years ago, and labored for
the nomination of Smith two years
ago. They are trading politicians and
the Republican party of the State will
do well to refuse to stamp all their ac-
tions with the seal of it's APPRECIATION.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

AND now an adjournment of Congress
next week is the talk of Washington
circles. Many of the Democratic
members, however, dread the conse-
quences of an adjournment without
the passage of the appropriation bills
free from political riders and will OPP
pose such move until after this shall
have been done.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
LOST CREEK.

Van receives new goods every week.
Ginseng and prickley ash bark are
moving now. Van is agent.
The patience of our road oyerseers is
badly tried by the heavy rains.
Ye organ man, Christ. Youngman,
came this way recently. AMI yet he
can t find the dummy stops.
Maiden Rock is the place where, if
you purchase new suit at one store
and leave IL bundle at the next store to
be sent per stage driver, the bundle
can never be found. Moral.-Always
leave package in the store you trade
at for safe forwarding.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
MARTEL 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 IN
horses, cattle, sheep, swine sc. Tie
farmers cf Nartel and . ms towns
are cordially invited to bring heir
stock to the fair. Butchers and 9TH
ers desiring to buy fat cattle will 10
well to attend.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SrRrNG VALLEY.

j. II. Smith has the contract for
building the new bridge across Cady
creek. near r. Poston's.
Rev. A. Hathaway is conyalescent,
but it is feared he will be unable to at
tend to the duties of assessor. In that
case the board will appoint.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
Ellsworth 8 River Falls Stage
Line.

Leaves Ellsworth every morning at $3.50
and arrives at River Falls at 9 A. NJ Leaves
River Falls at 4:30 and arrives at Ellsworth
at P.M Nj. Good accommodation for passeng-
ers. Special attention paid to freight and
errands.
80 FRANK LETSON, Proprietor.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

STATE officers and the Supreme Court,
accompanied by prominent citizens,
were up on the line of the North Wis
consin Railway yesterday, inspecting
the 20-mile section of track last laid
preliminary to the conveyance to the
Company of additional lands.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
TaE Southern Minnesota Railroad has
passed under the control of the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & st. Paul Company.

DECORATION DAY was more generally
observed last Friday than it has before
been for several years and this fact is
attributed to the threatening attitude
of the Confederates in Congress whose
actions have aroused the patriotic sen-
timent of The people.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05
O O. HICKS,
Contractor and Builder.

ls prepared TO do all kinds rf work in his line,
taking buildings from tha foundation, or
otherwise. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Houldings,
Brackets, &c, furnished to order. A fair
share of patronage respectfully solicited.
Shop near dwelling house at the corner OF
Cascade and Main Streets. River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

Cook & Bell wish it distinctly under
stood that they will sell goods as low,
or lower, than any house in River
Falls.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-06-05

busldsss car s four lines OF less, 70. VS.
a se&are Viii te coUnteo tsc- +, sfontinC h.
Hoca. notices VIII o, charged .tCClGing te iheir
character Netting less q AZ. rs ctDts line fcl
ths first Insertion, and 10 cents for the secono.
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