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%Tnr IVEATnrr., etc.—Saturday last was, a 'beautiful da} ; and Ja consequence thereof, our streets were literally alive with 1 people from the “rural districts.'’ The c Court House Square was surrounded with c wagons, sleds, and vehicles of almost ev- € ery description; the stores were filled,and ‘ everybody looked happy and contented.— j The ladies, too, turned out in large man- i hers, and we noticed that they had cons id* lt;erahle difficulty in getting from place to(| place on account of the mud, and the want ( of side and cross walks. Soiled crino’ine, ] white stockings, gutters and other *• ikons, icall loud sy for some action in the matter of *pavements. If the ladies would resolve -among themselves not to go out “shopping . until some change for the better were made 1 in our sidewalks, we feel confident that in 1 a very short time efficient measures would : he taken to procure for them a decent pave, . which would do away with the unpleasant-, j ness of trading instead of tceJktmz through i
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Jeffersonian Democrat

Monroe, Wisconsin, US

Thu, Mar 19, 1857

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