Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-30

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stock within eight days shall sell goods
at cost or less. NJ PORTER.
Brertftes.
The sash factory of Meacham d Co.
closed last week after a successful bust
Dess season.
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Ever since Thanksgiving day the
denzens of this locality have luxuriated
in the loveiest and mldest of Indian
Summer weather. Let it be continued.
-Messr.. White & Button have re
moved their law office from the old post
office building, to an elegant suit of rooms
in the second story Of Welch's drug store.
N. T. Porter of Prescott, is Gen
eraI agent for Mason & Hamlin's Organ
Co. Agents wanted in every town in
the st. Croix Valley. Send for Circu-
lar.
A new building has sprung up
within two or three days, near the cor
ner of Broad and Orange streets, which
is to he used as blacksmith shop.
A fine. substantial bridge is being
built across a ravine on the road to Ellis
worth, in the town of Oak Grove. We
believe the county board appropriated
$500 to assist in building it.
1t is not often, in region so far
north as Pierce comfy that farmers can
pow so late in the season as this. Those
of our farmers who are behind with
their work, are turning over the soil
without the least obst. uction from frost,
however.
Our readers should remember that
the 18th of next month is the last dav
for receiving takes upon school lands. If
any oil our subscribers have misIaid copies
of this paper containing the advertised
lands, they can obtain one ut this office.
The Presbyterian Bell Society will
meet for the first time at the residence of
Rev. J. M. Prys', on Tuesday evening
next. The object of this meeting is to
procure bell for the Presbyterian
church. All are invited to attend and
assist for this object. =
John Duiley's saw mill closed for
the season last Wednesday. Since last
spring the mill has cut 500 900 feet Of
lumber. Mr.. Dudley's logging crews will
start next week for the camp on Snake
river. and we expect goodly number Of
logs will be banked before spring. The
Touring mill is still running. We are
net informed when it when it will close
for the winter.
Our dental friend. DR.. Cary, writes
us that he will be in Prescott Dec. lst
Ito morrow and remain till the 18th inst
As be will then leave us for an extended
trip to Red Wing and points on the Chip
pewa river. TO be absent several months,
persons in this vicinity needing his ser
wees will see the necessity of calling up
on the doctor during his stay here. Re
member the date and call early that time
may be bad TO complete whatever work
you may have for him to do.
The city council have procured
very elegant and convenient desk for the
use of the clerk and the safe keeping of
the books papers and records, of the city.
1t was made by Mr. G. Arnold which
fact. in itself is sufficient guarantee that
it cannot be surpassed in design or work
manship at the same reasonable price.
AS cabinet maker we confidently assert
that Mr.. Arnold has few equals and no
superiors in the Northwest.
Among all the odes which have
ever graeed literature. there is none more
intensely affecting that an loved to the
Printer" We have large number Of
the original copies on haud.-HDdson
Times.
We have several osles on hand, also.
which we will part with for atrifling con-
sideration. A finely executed copy viii
be forwarded to our delinquent subscri
bers on receipt Of a three cent stamp
For further particulars see sns1H bis.