Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-12

= A new barber shop has been open
ed on Main Street, next door to the
Bank.
= Wheat is coming in rapidly; the
price is low, averaging about IS CT.
-" BRIcK" PoMERoY gives Rev. II.
w. COBB, of this city, the following
compliment "The LORD must have
been hard up for journeymen when such
men as above mentioned were given com
missions in His army of preachers. We
admire Minister of the Gospel who
breaches tho Gospel, but such whining
meddlers arc beyond endurance.
= Sergeant JERRY FLINT, Co. G,
4th WIS.,, returned this week, to recruit
for the regiment, looking hearty and jol-
" ms ever. JERRY went off in the first
company which left the st. Croix Val
ley, and has record to be proud of.
- There will be sociable at the resi-
denco of CHAs. Cook next Tuesday
evening. Peaches and cream will be
served.
- CHARLEY TYLER, Of Bay City, has
sent us plum, which for size aud flavor,
beats all our previous experience. We
trust lie will have others like it on exh-
bition at tho County Fair.
- There will be some good stock AZ
the Fair here on the 25th. Lovers Of
good horses will have a chance to be
gratifed.
The new county building is nearly
completed.
= w. II. WINCHESTER has been pro-
noted to Chief Bugler of the Wiscon-
consin 4th, now cavalry.
- A good job-the large poster for
the County Fair. We trust the Fair
will be equally good.
= There is to be new Go. School
Superintendent elected this fall TIE
only candidates we have heard mention
ed are w. t. HATCH, the present ncum-
bent, and Rev. W. Z. DENNIsoA, Of Oi,k
Grove. Either will make good Off
GER.
- JOE ELwELL is again citing the
North Star. Tie nuns it on the "war
path"
- BoorI's Lecture was poorly atten-
ded. He procured seven subscribers.
= Remember the County Fair on the
25th and 26,h insts. Bring in your
wives, children, stock. grain, vegetables,
manufactures, and fancy filings Of all
kinds. Hon. III. l.. HUMPHREY, of Hud-
son, will make the speech.
- Ice CREAM FEsTIvAL.-The La
dies of the congregation Of the Congre-
gational Church will give an Ice Cream
Supper at the basement Of the Brick
Church, on next Friday evening. Pro-
ceeds to be appropriated in reftting the
interior Of the church.
The ice cream will be frozen.
= Mrs. l.. A. MuDGETr, NJ. D.
Mrs. MUDGETr, who has been practicing
medicine here for the year past, has re
moved TO Hudson. Her practice here
was large, and we have no doubt she
will meet the same degree of success in
Hudson.
Deputy Provost Marshal DALE in
forms US that the Marshal of this Dis
trict regards this county as free from the
draft.
- We arc requested 10 state that the
Black Swan will positively sing in this
city. The time and place will DO an
bounced hereafter by hand bills and
otherwise.
- The dam of the Union Mills, at
Trimbelle, is now being repaired, and in
a few days the mill will be ready to do
work. 1t is great accommodation to
that part Of the county, and Mr.. KING is
an experienced miller.
"The old AMI welI-established Ira
ding House"--what does that mean p
BEARDsLEY & LYFoRD, of course, whose
notice of the arrival of New Goods may
be seen in another column.
- GEO. A. DILL & BRo's. announce
that Freedoms Banner still Waves"
which is asgood thing to do: also, that
they are well "fixed" with everything
in the line Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, &C., all which we know to
be true, Their stock is varied and ex-
tensive.