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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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;'li1l1lllEti WIN -iuulter Eutf lr11Iulr m The
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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s-.lrr fil1 r.irrsr ~ 49,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Lls 1ii-iiv'-l- gentleman lITs been Iuuuulsi 3
1l 81 --r lia lrlpusst llrsiiiIL.il1 1I-.sssiilu
p sl-ili 1ilcs LIE sra If HIS lr-s-rr . 1I-lti-
= -IlIul1ls y 2 'Frli- z L -Iu-ifa = SieI-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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si2efs. p, illsi-glulst-r 1r zir E1I.ir-lzun =,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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Wv Erf l-a SCI E-irsuIl'-sf The uHs1-sr aas
been rsl,r-c af Ne luilscu-r 1f lls F.rs 1i Sl1
t-l1rissca
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

The s-ll-et iilil iiluilIrs rsaiE III uur uu-1l1z
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srsr li lIt AZ i1-llniaf al r T-Is an ff-s m
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lilllllliI Hul-f-l- The rHisasrll 71ii11r --lsas
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lr allgE Alalriiuu s1 H. Erlru1r-s aia.lrr
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Tie ,1r-sT Department lHrl IIHs -s1zI-asi s-..m
IN -r-fss ElurIi- DINE .lrIralF NJ E,l-
I'm. .-1uiss lf muu ~ -ia lsiI1lf u Lu11 I'm
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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nm illl l6lllr l-rsn 1lv1-T1z-iI by 8aurliEriF
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

wsulU -a.l sEssnElu be- al l1rusl1y l.tesr
1gn New FErf. The >r1lriiled aiis,s-ilta-y
Ellln sls v-r-al s5rs-l.flF s,r size ei=-f.t- So
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

Lla n.lrIl l-lTalI1 Ealli lular -ls i--srr-su
VI .IH 11lilE I--tss E.l-lliuIitlsr -s.slzzz- ma
rlut-Hr- q zg =ilFisi --lltiis IN -Ie evening" aE
1iH lNtl Illr- on o very .Hr--H IlIi IlursiHut-ra
1H-t.e. present. b as=ilrr 1-IeIr rEIlilrs Ir -"ie
lluIlI1rE If NE uulsrIlEIs IE-zr -si- r1nurt'4
lEiIIT Lla lE l--IlulIf consisted IN -4rszu 1u-
1sl-s amt sultnr v-rl Erwin Eluui. ami Wis q
must fI.Ir'Ihig programme 81 Tura 1iId 1l -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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i-iiHr ne EillI-- small ssI az IfluHt mui- IlIl
7slr1rs Etll I--7s.i l7 lie fTr lr sri rr-Iti
ztlld aus air ur-1Hst ami mlat il-iEll-sii 1lHu
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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1l 1n-ulf ain sum 1iLlued 81 - Tire -.
i-l.li i-ulu-l l ltH-'v -slla lls sum . IL.
7u-l- lur lll1ilill lis -iflus % -ie l,ifr1iI1.I
rFvrr-s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

D1adl1rl11 d Cs-pzrtneTzhip-
THE FIEH OF PHELPS & SMITH.
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. -flitl a fi1s 11r1 11ll1tsaf q llli1lls E---t
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~ % l-rd1er & s. FIELPH-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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ais 1l11- - -isililg T.. Ili-lz--l lrl 11 be .-1s-
5if-i I'm ~ -salHLszv lr ZIr Cl-2gI: Cache
ii7A On e-iair t-lEr slirmu lEuss I1 81 d IL d..
1le -ulT o l 'r itGrsiIlssi ID It's iull -.slnl, 7ill
To Lls Elrrfli
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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lHl D. 1lE .HgrT Nrr EJrf luii q d -rssaur
sn-nrflI Ir -iE -EF1lII1 -lrEl. "a presents 4
ili1t-lrasy,ta IpuEI-1lca- il-zs5ur I.s lH ifas %
1lH T7IrrIl -la5IuH lr me -i-,Irif1r men III ne
tlt Vest ant ls lrl7sliiIl aiming 1I mgr1sz -Ie
laiIuiHr zlur BE- Fruld BE- q zI-lHl aIuun s1lss
1 nl-liilis- -ill-is-- -Il-ln NJ Hmm asaFuH :,
By 1uI II uml7 7Ir-ls lflr -.ia taust s-1riur-tI
1IIr-r laIulr ll.s sii-il 1s q .sllIl--l11lsf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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narrls ss..nlnlg = slil.ass II FssAazs 81. Elrs
st-sE ss ~ r',iiucik
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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.IlltiiuI slIfa1lg or rvmr8silIu -ue ~ -
lalr -lIlLis On -r- >lrssE rls 1uldiuu u .
ililslE -,Iusy-li--zst lauif-nl- 1-filr 1ur Z val
17ies+ uili1 Erliialif llisvar Orr tire 1u-4tsg IN
IznigtL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-01

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14
LOGHL CORRESPONDENCE
Oak Grove.


Ms. Peter Simun. Jr., is vey low
with consumption.
school in district number one did
MT begin until the 4h inst.
The Catholic school has member
ship of eighty svhol .rs At present.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
uenry rhumts died on the 9th inst.
The latest arrivals are Il boy at NJ.
j. o roolr's and ! hay at John Barnes.
Mrs. joseph Kushel died at her
home, on the Oh inst, of pneumonia.
John Meyer has again ttken posses
sion of his tam. after residence Of
many yeats in Prescott.
Fred Bliss anl sister, and Willie
Gray and sister have returned from
Mnnesot. and viii spend the winter
with their parents
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spring valley.
Now business 0pens i'm earnest.

Now business opens IN earnest.
Pork. the last week. has been bring
ing seven dollars at Menomonie, while
it is only six at B.ookvilie. Wagon
loads have already gone to Menomonie,
We lean that more wolves have
been following Mr.. Maxsood ami team
around his firm. "'Squilp," why
flun't you get few reyolyers and
stick them into your boots and 60 pre-
pirpda else we may b. notified of Il
funeral rs wolves mean business
when they take Il fellows track.
Plenty of snow for logging. also for
hunting. One of the "a 10y To- little
buys. Harry Moore. shon.drr-d his
gun the other day and went forth with
some experienced hunters AMI succeed
I'd in killing his two deer. OF con- So
his friends had tn sit mp with him
that night. Burt Wells is another
lucky hunter but he has a peculiar
NAY of hunting. lie gives his gamr !
center shot or two, and goes ont next
day and it travels 30 slow lie gets
IL wit eaSs.
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%. paul.

The st. Paul schools have Holmes
Day. December 22l, the last day Of the
fall term.
The average st. Paul woman who has
neither satin dolmln. cloak nor cir
ciIlar trimmed with pointed fur wish
es she was dead.
Mrs. ]. II. Williams expects to
lelye for Ohio soon to spend a por-
ton of the winter with her father,
Captain Rartlette, at Ravenna.
son of L. n Chapman, of Troy.
il attending the Cartiss Business Col
lege in st. Paul. 1t gave us pleasure
to meet him at Sunday School. He Is
pleased with his work.
Frank Bush expects to gladden. the
hearts of his friends within Il month
with his sprightly conversation and
warm smile aud let others face The
Rocky Mountain brevzes until the gen
lie spring returns.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

Business lively.
Martel will be blessed with rail.
road In a short time.
I. E. Nelson's cal ding mill has shut
down foi the season.
G. Thompson's lit le son is recover.
ing fIon his sickness.
Boys. be good, and bny your girl a
nice present for Christmas.
o. o. Veimodrt has built an addi-
ton to his dwelling house.
Roche & Bonsnes' slw-mill is now
replaced on the old foundation.
Miss Mathia uenilrlckson viii. leave
for Minneapolis after Christmas.
Miss Mary Breitenger is going to
the German school near Ellsworth.
Julius and Anthem Bredlhl intend
going to Wildwood where they will
cut two hundred cords Of wool
Hans Winger viii visit his old home
in Jefferson county, Christm IS, af-
ter an absence of fourteen years.
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utnI,.


Mrs. Helen Barrett is on tile sick
list.
Logs are coming into the yard quite
rapidly.
late arrival at Mr.. Hayerlandt' $;
it's boy.
Slr. VIM. johnson inten Is blu / ng
IL house aud barn.
Mr.. Phil. Colamore has sol h pl &c
to Mr.. G. Weaver.
hose Dakota s"jmruers were home
in time for The blizzarl.
Mr.. A. j. Blrrett has rec. We tn,
appointment of Special re sur
Agent.
Reeve & ottman are paying cash 70
logs. Sl0 per NJ. for led oak logs
the mill.
The Board of Sup rvis RS met on
the 5th inst, and audited the accounts
of the town.
Salary or commission ptid agents
for canvassing for sloan's six wie ]
castor. A. j. Barrett. general agent
A steamboat is 10 lie built at Hast.
ings the coming Sc son. Reey, s d
Ottman will saw tile lumber therefor.
Several transfers of real estate h We
taken place in the Buttel field lei, h
boz hood litely. but We have moi
lear ned particulars.
We hear that the district schools OF
Utah, Tlimbelle and Fosbender dis
tricts will have u union Christmas
tree OF shipper somethingof that kind
at Trimbelle.
1t will cost you Sc Is for a licens,
to peddle OH foot till April Both, 1883
Applications received at any time. Oi
lice ut esidence Tor the present. A
j. Barrett, special agent.
The absence of that temporar,
bi idge about now, Causes fearful
sight of misguided scliptural frag
mpnts. But it all slides off the back.
Of our Town Boa,d like water off !.
goose.
We confidently assure the readers OF
the JOURNAL and Ellsworth in particu
lar, that the Town Board of Trimbell
has given up the idea of building
railroad up or down this valley this
winter. 1t is possible that spring may
bring changes though.
That mountain ash at VIM. Teare's
is II genuine curiosity. The body j.
about six inches in diameter and fv'
feet high. The branches interlac'
themselves about the Stats in a crap
arbor like vines. AMI extend consid
cradle distance firm the body OF the
tree.
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Kinnickinnic.

Farmers are now busy naming WOOD.
Wallace Deans is now at Woodvllle.
driving team.
Mr.. Lewis PERKINS, little girl is very
sick with diphtheria.
SCION Perrin, who has been sick for
some time, is so as to be around again.
Mrs. Reed, of Lake City, Minnesota,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. L. P.
Whitcomb.
NJ. w. Wilson and family spent
Thanksgiving at the Falls, with Wal
ter Fowler.
We are glad TO see Mr.. George Thorn
rs around ag lin. rs he has been laid up
for a long time.
The party and oyster supper at c
W. Fnller's IL short time since was a
very pleasant affir.
Charlie Mapes is now at Wilson Sta
lion. wisconsin. where he will finish
learning telegraphy.
Miss Cplinda Gray commenced her
winter term of school on Hudson
Prairie. last Monday.
Mr. l.. P. Whitcomh has been con
fined TO the house by sickness since
his return from Dakota.
A. O. Mapps. who has been in NORTH
I'm Minnesota during the past sum
ner. has returned home.
Mr.. d nsmore and family. of New
Richmond. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook on Thanksgiving.
Mr.. George Carr, of Hudson. came
nut and stayed over Sunday with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole.
Sam Atcheson who has been on the
Peter Lewis farm for the past three
years, can now he found OH his farm
in the town of Warren.
Miss Burr is teaching in the Whit
comb district. Miss Phil. Sheridan in
he s. W. Williams district. and Mrs
!. Wadsworth in the Mapes district.
Prof. II S. Baker AMI wife, accom-
,aned by Miss Whedon, ALI nf st. Paul.
came over and spent Thank giving
with Mrs Bakers parents. and IA few
days with relatives and friends. Yonr
scribe acknowledges a call from them
Cotton Whitcomb improved the
time while the different railroad CON-
panies were cutting rates, and went to
Milwaukee to see his brother, L. G.
Whitccmb, thence to Chicago and
other points.
About a dozen of our people attend
I'd open Lodge at River Falls last Mon
lay evening, where they were highly
entertained by the fitting remarks of
Sister Sprague. We wish she might
pay us visit.
The surprise party at Mr.. E. 7. Fol
lansbee's. last Thursday evening, was
complete surprise. The young pe0.
pie amused themselves in various
ways until about nine O'Clock when
they were called to partake of boun-
trfu repast to which they did ample
Justice.
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Plum Ci,y.

We have a new miller. George Rob.
Of Pine CT eek. has rented the mill of
O. Moser, for one year.
j. j. Schulthess came from Luke
City the 7th inst, where he had been
looking after holiday notions, etc.
Dir. Zlrgler will continue co practice
medicine at Plum City and viii BE-
found at NJ. Fritz's where he is board
ing.
rhe tax roll for Union is ready to
place in the treasurer's hands. the
rate of taxation varying in the differ
ant school districts from 900 to .0ll
ON the dollar.
We submit the footing of the as
sessment of Union fol 1882: Whole
namher Of hrrses of Ill ages, III; az
q. egaUe val -, Sc 100. Neat cattle. S65;
value, S9.S9l. Mules aud asses. II;
value. $3.50. Sheep and Limbs. All;
vllue. 1916. Swine. 400; value, So0O.
Wagons, carriages. and sleighs, 81;
value. 81 $50 tioid and silver watch
rs, s; value, S63. Pianos, organs and
ntloieons. ~; value, $3.50. Value OF
m4rchants' stock. SO 100. Value of ali
other personal proper ty, S4.l4S. To
til value OF all personal property, ST.
| 43S. Aumhet of acres Of land. % $50;
value Sl49,qs9, Value OF city and vii
/ lage lots 1921 Total v,,lne OF real
/ est tie. Sl35. 0l0 The amount IF tx, $
to liz raised IS S32I9 . The aggs e
gate Of personal property as per STATE.
ment is S37,9lS au egror We cannot ex'
plain
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

@. II. Nichols and family are spend.
Ing the winter in Minneapolis.
1t showed al,ont eight inches last
Saturday making fine sleighing.
Charley Young has recovered from
his illness and is now around again.
Jim Murray is here again after abon,
one aud one.half years absence in the
South.
There is to be festival in Gray's
Hall, New Years night, for the benefit
of the Catholic Church.
The Congregational social was held
ut tile plrlors of the church. list
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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CONSUMpTION CURED.

An old physician, 'etired from active prac-
tice, h,ving hal placed in his hands by ali
East India Miss onary The formula OF a sim.
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy ani
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
aft ctions, also positive and radical cure
Tor General Debility and all nervous IN
plants, after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers il, thousands Of
c,se., ieels 1t his duly t0 n ke it known :"
his fellows. The reep". with tull particu-
lars, directions Tor preparation aud use. and
all necessary a Twice ami instructions tor sue
cesstnl ire ,tment at your own home, will
I've sent ynu by return mail, Tree OF charge,
by addressing with stamp ear stamped self
addressed envelope
DIR. ". 4, CASS,
21l York St, Jersey City, N. J.
~ Mention this p1per
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Boss Liuiment,

Nathan Coy. OF this town, Is now
before the public with 1.-THE 2:40 ~
Boss Liniment. for Calls. Scratcgses.
Cats. Grease Heel aud all flesh
wounds. Mr.. Coy ha- lad long TX
p .ii.nee in ,lealing with the ailnsnfs
OF horse flesh, and h. is therefore pre-.
p tred t. speak. Try i bottle. and il
MT satisfactory money viii be re.
funded.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

Sheep are being troubled. either by
dogs or wolves.
The Good Templar's Lodge meets in
the NJ. E. Chapel.
some tall sparring lately, resulting
in a black eye, ETC., etc.
Farmers are asked to be cautious
about placing logs and lumber in the
highway.
The Ell Paso writing and bookkeep-
ing class meets every Friday evening,
at Anderson's Hall.
Several schools in the county are
using he JOURNAL rs extra in tue All
vanced read ny classes.
Mr.. Radschlag, of the firm of Melch'
OF & Radschlag. was married, Novem'
Der 22d.
Master Johnnie Shaw seriously IN
jured his ankle while wrestling, on
Wednesday. November 23d.
The leading officers of the Good
Templar Lodge for The ensuing quar-
ter are: William Alexander, w. g. L
Miss NJ. Thompson, w. S.
Question: Is it $l.00 per study to
pin the Institute Glass? No; $l.00 pei
person. Text books on any subject,
including bookkeeping and common
law, rented. Book keeping blanks
furnished at very low rates.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

The Barron County ChronOtypt.
makes the following suggestive OBJ
servation: And this is the time Of
the year when every h)mesteader III
northern Wisconsin ruhs his hands
contentedly Us he pulls his chair to Il
CHEEKY Gse after taking HIS evening
meal, and blesSes II kind Providence
that he is not obliged to spend the
evening in twisting hay for fuef To
cook his break fast with. -
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It Is no himbug or clap,trap, no
selling one thing at less than COST to
be made up on another, but you can
delpnd npnu hoyingat cost of ApRob-
erts, wh her you are & judge OF tie
article or net; whether you - your
self. send your child OF uired help, The
price viii be just the same-no more,
no .ess-7at Ap Roberts STOKE
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

Losr-Betwren River Falls and
BrookviIle, pocket memorandum
book. Lost On Tuesday. Dee. 18Th,
containing s23 in money and some
valuable papers TIE finder will be
well rewarded on returning the same
to DR.. j. f. johnson, River Falls, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

NEW idea embraced III Elys' Cream
Balm. Catarrh is cured by causing
discharge and cleansing, not by drying
up. The application is easy and
agreeable. Price 80 cents.
Apply into nostriis with little finger.
l WAS troubled with Chronic Ca
tarrh and gathering in my head, was
very deaf ut times and had discharges
from my ears, besides being unable t.
breathe through my nose. Before the
second bottle of Elys' Cream Balm was
exhausted was cured, and to-day en-
JOY sound health. C. j. CoRBIN, 92'
Chestnut St, Field Manager Philadel
phit Pub. House, Pa.
am cured of Catarrh and deafness
after giving Elts' Cream Balm thor
nugh trial. My aunt WAS deaf in ont
ear. After using the Balm II few
times her hearing was estored. F. d
MORSE. Insurance Broker, Elizabeth
Y r
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

In 10 king ,hout for Christmas pres
entS you should not fail to call upon
II. G. uavrns ami examine the many
articles of furniture aml other assfNL
fixtures fuund H. all Il st-clasS estah-
lishment of this kind, which are APP
propliate for holiday gifts.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

Dr.. Crary still remains here prepar-
to 10 all work in the line OF dentistry
required by cur citizens. Give him
an early call if yon are so unfortunate
us to need the services of a skilled
dentist.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-14

Come tnd see til. Wonderful Sing
ing Bird 1T Yates Jewelry Store amt
ut the same time examine his la gtf
and elegant stock of Watches, Clocks.
.Jewelry and Silverware suitable for
Holiday Presents.