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MORNING. STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY JUNE Is 1873
LETTER FROM AUSTIN, TEXAS.

AUSTIN, June ~, 1873.
To the Editor of the Morning Star:
Our holy religion is we'll represented here, in
the person Of Rev. Father Feltin. Father Eel
tin is one of the pioneers Of the Cstaolc
dained in Galveston over twenty years ago,
by tho late Archbishop Odin, and since that
time he has served the Church in many capa-
cities-frst as missionary, next rs pastor in
Houston, and finally as the parish priest Of
this place. Father Feltin's congregation num-
bers about sixty fsmilies-an increase of over
twenty in q few months. Tho church here 10
named St. Mary's, and was built in the year
1855 by the Rev. Michael Sheehan, the Same
who was for years curate Of st. Peters church,
in your city, and who afterwards became pas
tor of st. Michaeps. The present church is
entirely too small, but will soon be replaced
by larger and more substantial one. Father
Feltin takes lively interest in the education
of the children of his parish, attending per-
sonally to the boys school. The girls are
under the charge of Sister st. Joseph, of tho
Order of the Sisters of Providence.
Tho Catholic religion was first introduced
into Austin about twenty years ago. The first
mass said here was said by Mexican Bishop,
who at the time was on his way to Mexico. He
celebrated mass in the house of Mr.. s. O'3rien,
who is still living. There were at that time
only four or five Catholic families here. Father
Sheehan was then chaplain in the army, and
the present church was built from the dona-
tions received by him from the Irish soldiers
in the service. J.P.
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LINES FROM GREAT MANS ALBUM.

LINES FROM GREAT MANS ALBUM.
Some mon there are mongst whom count m, self
Provided we'll with brains but not with pelf.
And others whom capricious fortune deigns
To load with money while deny ing brains:
As bees from sense1ess flowers extract the honey.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI
NENcE AssocIATIoN-A speeial meeting Of this
Association viii DO hold In the Star Hail. l2k Carondeet
street, SUNDAY EVENING. June 29d. at 81 O'Clock
Gentlemen Wishing to join arc invited to attend.
1el99t D. BUCKLEY Secretary.
ST. ALP1oNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
CIATION-A meeting of this Association will be held
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING. June nth, in st. Al.
phonsus Schoolaouse St. Andrew street. at u o'clock
Gentlemen Wishing to join are invited TO attend.
tei6 1t C. L. SINCLAIR Secretary.
81. JOSEPHS TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
meeting Of this Society will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING. at u O'clock. in the Han Of Common
and DcrbgDy streets. Gentlemen wishing to Join arc
invited to attend. JAO. NcCAFFREY, President,
L. q. AGEHAN. Secretary. jobs 1t
ST. ALoYsIUs TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
SOCIKTY.-There will be n meeting of this Society
held In tho Star Hail. l24 Csron dset street.
TODAY. Youths under seventeen years of ago arc
invited to attend. T. F. EGAN, JR Vice President
JAS AOST1N. Secretary. iei5 1t
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MARRIED

ALLEYN-SULLIvAN-OnS Saturday evening" May
1879 at st. Alphonsus Church, by the Rev Father
Duffy, Charles Alleyn and Katie second daughter Of
d. o. D. Sullivan, Erq both of this city. No cards
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ST. JoHN's COMMERCIAL AcADEMY.--FTrst
Communion Festral.-About forty-fve of the
pupils attending this school, having made
their First Communion on Sunday last, assem-
bled in their classrooms the following morn
ing prepared to go to the enjoyment Of some
Sylvan sports" devised for their recreation
by the accomplished principal, Mr.. ]. v. Carlin
A desirable retreat was found amid the sheds
and shade-trees in the beautiful grounds sur
rounding the United States Barracks. Here
was spent q pleasant day; school room re-
straint was cast off with the slate and satchel,
and festive airs put on. Brain, soul. heart and
muscle found each for itself refreshing influ-
ence in the exhilarating programme. The
academicians looked so handsome and be-
haved throughout with such marked decorum
as to have evoked on all sides expressions of the
warmest congratulation for Mr.. Carliu and the
assistant teachers. Pressing parochial duties
prevented the attendance of Rev. Fathers
Kennedy and Moynihan, Jr.
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WANrS-FoR RENTS-ETc.

WANTED - EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w MATTHEW WARD mover Of Furniture, Pian0A
etc. etc. Is always ready 1t shoVt notice. to undsrA0e
All Jobs with eatsfaction and pu3etaaty. cad as mod
Drug Btoro, corner Camp and PoydrAa oSroa3R.
n. B-Ptanos packed and shipped With care Partios
mans street. ooS II ~
d TO $40 PER DAY-AGRGTS WARTED-ALL
RO elaases OF working people, OF either young
moIsnss or 81 the tine. than 81 anything OlSa. 3RS
doI = y q. sTTEaoN 4 CO.. Portland. Mama.
AFEETLNa ROOM FOE REMT.-THU aPACEDr1
AVA anA well GsTltsasd Meeting Reen ne. 20 QlEsg.
deloe 0erSae, win - eoa1A1 q Boolga4 GA 60, -
thO evening o. n1A1A, rsAScaAhlo tsslaSs AFFeY
to o1oo q tlhs McHEBo SHAEs 0h&
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CATHOLIC MILITANT UNION OF THE CROSS
Diocesan Council Of New orieanS.-Th members of ali
sectiODS Of the Union urged be punctusl in at
tendance ut the meeting 70 bo held in ST. Alphonsus
Hall, TOMORROW (lGondAy) EVENING, 18th Inst,
ct u O'Clock In honor Of the 9Th Anniversary Of the
Election Of Our Holy Father, Pope Plus TX.
OfScSrs Of Sections earnestly requested 70 use
every S1ortion to the attendance Of all their
members. EMILE DoUMEING,
jel5 Is President Diocesan Council:
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A LGERIHE FAIR

The Drawing eff the WASHINGTON PICTURE
will positively take place SUNDAY, June Isth At
O'Clock ?. NJ, in the old Church. A few tickets are
remaining for sale at the Prosbgtoe5.
oI5ft REV. y. BELLAN0RR, SM
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HBERNLAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION OF LoUIsLANA-BoARD OF DELE.
aATEs-HAI, No. 1874 Carondelet streSt-New Orleans,
June H. 1s73.-ThO following named gentlenen, oon-
posing the Board Of Of this AssoCiaoa
requested to meet at this Hal, WEDNESDAY
NEXT, June 10, 1872 at 7OcloSk ~: DanI Mahonoy
Jas Galway, VIM. MyhAn, P. H Cotton. II. 8. Fender.
gnst, Jno v. Donovan, ThOs. ]. B. Flynn, Thomas
swesDy Daniel Sullivan. VIM. n. Byrnes J. Lyons
Punctual attendance is respectfully solicited.
By Order: ROBT. II. hartley Presidsnt.
JH0- G. MURRAY, Secretary. Js15 IL
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THE RAFFLB OF THE FIFTH DoLLARs IN
GOLD. for the Bonsas Of Sister Mary Anthony's Houe
oG the Third Order Of 81. Frsscs u Assissuna WIN
take Plsoo the Church Of the ImmAe uato Coaoop-
tioa bat net until Novsmbsr ioJsat
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CLAIBORNE SHOE STORE.
L. e. AEEhAN
Has - Complete . Stock Of
LADIES MISSES AND CHILDRENs
Button, Lace and Cater Boots,
KID, MoRoCCo. BRONZE AND pRUNRLLA
As can be found in the City.
GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
Congress, BaImoraIs and Brogans,
CALF. MOROCCO AND KIP
BACHELORS BEST BRoGANs
GUTTERsON'S SILvER-TIPPED. WARRANTED.
l.. E. MEEHAN,
4O..--........ Claiborne Street. 40
(orPosrrE THE MARkETJ
mhi6 3m5p Between Palmyra and Common streets.
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205- Canal Street. 205
CORNER MAGAZINE AND JACKSON STREETS
M. L. BYRNE & co.
Wall offer THIS WEEK most extraordinary induce.
ments to READY MONEY purchasers of
DRY GOODS.
REDUCTIONS IN DRESS GOODS.
REDUCTIONS IN LINEN LAWNS.
REDUCTIONS IN PIQUEs.
REDUCTIONS IN WHITE GOODS.
REDUCTIONS IN SHAwLS.
REDUCTIONS IN HOSIERY.
REDUCTIONS IN LACES.
REDUCTIONS IN PARASOLS.
REDUCTIONS IN LADIES UNDERWEAR
We have marked down all our goods to such 10
PRICES that must insure their speedy SALE In order
reduce large stock previous
A large lot Of HANDSOME GRENADINES at lsc q
yard really worth Csc.
A choice lot of light oolored ENGLISH POPLINS for
Travelling Suits at t5c-A GREAT BARGAIN.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN IGURES.
N. L. BYRNE & CO.,
2e5 Canal street. and
jel5A Corner Magazine and jackson streets.
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In ali dl.ordsr.-miid. acute or chronic
Keep up the strength and keep the bowels free
Give . corrective. laxative and tonic,
In ono pure medium that combines the three
sELTzER APERrKNr IN that medium glorious;
1t tones, rofreshes. regulates sustains,
And Ger disease for thirty years victorioun
The worlds we'll founded confidence retains.
TARRANrs EFHERvEscESr SELTzEB APERrESr.
my4 6msp SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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g,rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
1Ew ORLEANS. SUNDAY, JUNE IS. 1878
tFor the Morning Star and Catholic Messonger.i
MEMORIES
BIT FATHER cyan.

FATHER RYAN.
ley como, the Breeze comes the Foam
Waking the waves that are sinking to sleep.-
e fairest of Memories from far away Home
NE dim dreams Of faces beyond the dark deep.
sy come Is the stars como out In tho sky
& mat shinamer wherever tho shadows may sweep
&ia their steps are ~ soft ~ tho sound OF Sigh
e sA&d welcome them all while YEARLY weep.
Hkdy come ~ . song comes ont Of the Past
42oved mother murmured in days that are dead.
Pks&s tones spirit-thrilling live on to the Last
bore the Gloom Of the heart wraps ts Gray DER the
StF# head.
fs1g como like the Ghosts from the grass. shroudsd
NstW graves
md they follow Sootstsps LIES winding way -
jA1SA they murmur around MS as wurmur the waves
n 4hat sigh on tho shore at the dying Of day
HST come-sad IS tears to the eyss that are BRIGHT
Ihey smiles to tho lips that are pals
10y come,-dim dreams in the depths Of the night
10y come-fair a. flowers in the lone. lovely vale-
xhsee il not heart that is not haunted So
Though far stray from the scenes Of the Pact
~ memories follow wherever we go
And tho days that first sway the days that are
fT last.
y = Written in o. Le BIS album in Italy.
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THE NEW YORK CATHEDRAL.-Work on
St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, has
been actively resumed, and we hope it will
be pressed until the edifce is completed.
Its conception is due to the late Archbishop
Hughes. The corner stone was laid in
1853. The War interrupted the work. But
at intervals since then some progress has
been made. Archbishop MeCloskey has
his heart in the completion of a structure
which promises to be the most magnificent
Temple of the Living God on this CONT
nent. The cathedral at Cologne is to some
extent the model, which is the decorated
Gothic. When it is remembered that the
length of the church will be $50 feet, and
its extreme breadth ia feet; an idea Of It's
magnitude may DO formed. AT the west
ern end there will be two towers whose
lofty spires are to reach 1913 feet in the air.
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GoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

z ,OR zAASA1N1sEhORA1L 1VVAIObs
The undersigned havo this day formed . CopArtnar-
ohir, undor tho name and stylo of BARNRWAET, 4
MIDDLETON, for the MAEUFACTUREof wO0DHG
WARE.
Having purchased the property OF the NOZZLE
WOODEN WARE FACTORY will be prepared q
the lst Of jane TO SUPPLY THE TRADE, and are
ready % contract for tho Manufacture Of BUCKBT9
aed TUES Oh reasonable terms, for future delivery.
We are also prepared 70 the purchase ~
JUNIPER and CEDAR.in large lots.
OUR FACTORY 10 eitusted on the 8. 3. CORlKR q
Ala; where one Of the 9rm win aiysys % Sssnd.
ORDERS addressed 70 Look-bo Ne oJg VIII reooivO
prompt attention. WIN. BARNEWALL. "a,
myIl 3mSp JNO. r HLDDLEroH.
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/ CARD.

A CARD.
The undorsignod. WE'LL known to the Irish Catholics
Of this city respectfully informs them that he 10 at
present engaged In selling
Genuine Pictures of Father Tom Burke.
accompanied many of the Missionary Fathsrs In ther
rounds wishes 1t understood that in good time he
will call on eaoh his desire that all should be
supplied with genuine pictures of the great Dominican
thus prevent them from running the risk of buy.
ing spurious nkenesses, many Of which are new In
circulation. WIN JOYCE.
jsi5atSp Corner Thalia and St Charles streets.
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NOVELTIES ~
Elders Catholic Bookstore.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS-in great variety.
FATHER TOM BURKES LECTURES-the beck
Berlin SaRoMos-named and unframed. ~~
ALTAR CRUETS. CRUCIFIXES AND CARDS.
Tax FREEMASoNe-byM Mgr HGur.
WAX TAPERS-plsin and ornAmontod.
BEAbs 1EbATs scGPTI1Rs, sso, sso
All the BEST NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON ere
arriving constantly, ~ Boon - PnbishOd For Aao By
CHAS D. ELDER, Catholic BooksSllsr,
je4 SPIT New 6ElosnA
"THE REMEDY"
Never Known to Fail.
PREPARED FROM THE ORIGINAL RECIPE.
FREDERICKsoN & HARTE,
APoTHECARY.
I0s. Canal Street l3o
fec lisp
s. R. MALLORY, JR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Gasp Street. .,.... -s.-....H
Rear oAOo. HbsFnia Insurance cenBaay
uhiSTSlSSp EBW o1AAHA
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

A FINE collection of House Plants,
consisting in part of Geraniums,
Fuchsias, Roses, Oleanders, Hydrangeas,
Verbenas, &c, from Hunts Green
House in Hudson, may be found at the
Book Store of II. j. Wilcox. Also a
good variety Of Peonias, Dicentra or
Bleeding Heart, Lilies aud Gladiolus,
for out door culture. Also Dahlias, in
their season. Prices reasonable. Call
and see them.
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s. ii. Webster recently handed us a
copy of the Connecticut Gazette, pub
lished at New London, April 9th, 1884,
nearly enc hundred years ago. 1t is a
3-col. sheet, the full size of which is Is
x20 inches. IL is a literal, as well as
a literary curiosity. 1t is a smart,
"spunky" sheet, and some of its CORE
spondence is raey An extract from
one letter says, "This country is going
to the devil, Jehu like" We commend
the same to our friend and patron
Judge Joel Foster.
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THE FOUNDRY in this village, now
in the hands of Messrs. Frank 4 Bleth.
EN-, has become permanent, as we'll as
a valuable institution. Those wishing
to obtain castings, well-tubing, or, in
fact, any thing to be found at foundry,
will do well to call upon these gentle
men.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

In eIcavating among the ruins Of the
Chicago ere OF 1871, the other day, it was
discovered that, after ore year, six months
and nine days; sufficient Are remsined in
one place to enable the wOrkmen to cook
their lunch by its heat. OF course, this
has furnished text on which the news.
papers were enabled to reproduce the fact
that Chicago had little eouaagration Al
enc time, . Circumstance IL vas feared
might have been forgotten.
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Tomorrow will be the Pifty.fourth
Anniversary of the organi zation of the
Order Of Odd Fellows in the United
States It will be very generally OBJ
served by the Order. The festivities,
in many eases, will commence this eve-
ming, but oysters, etc, will be in good
demand tomorrow evening.
This Order has now become one Of
the permanent institutions, not only of
America, but of the whole civilized
world. and its gentle influences are
known. and felt wherever Friendship,
Love and Truth abide.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for Nav

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for MAY
opens with "Heath against Fashions"
illustrated. "The Diet and Regimen of
Nursing Mother is important; "Sea-
sonable Dishes" tells how to prepare and
cook early vegetables, and how to make
Graham biscuits or "Gems," with illus
trations; "Teeth among Different Ma
tions;" "Disease and its Treatment"
Popular Physiology" "FIatulence and
eart-burn;" Health Of Mechanics"
"Diet and Character" "Mineral Food
for Man," american versus Chinese
Medicine" These, with the information
contained In answers to correspondents,
and other valuable notes, make up a
good number of this excellent Magazine,
which should find its way into every
family. Subscription price only So a
year; single numbers 90 cents. The
Publisher offers it three months, on trial,
for % cents. All may tryit. Address,
s. r. Wells, 3S9 Broadway, New York.
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Germany has concluded to build forty
iron-clad and torpedo boats during the
next few years. The effective force Of the
army is to be maintained at about 500, 900
men and $4,000 horses.
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Mrs. l. W. Pierce has just returned
from ST. Paul with new and complete
stock of Millinery Goods, which she
will sell at the lowest living rates. Call
and examine her stock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

q. b. Cox has sold his interest in
the Junction Mills property, to A. D.
Andrews and George Fortune Consid-
Grafton, $4,000. The new partnership
will be known under the name Of A. D.
Andrews 4 Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

THE spring is backward, but not more
backward than last spring Luke Pom
eroy, one of the oldest and best farmers
in the valley, tells us that he commenc-
ed seeding last year on the 18th of
April. He commenced seeding this
year the 18th.
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FRANKLIN OTIs, of Trimbelle, gave
us call last Tuesday He has now
been in Pierce county over twenty years
and, it is safe to say that "Uncle Frank.
lin" is one of the most genial men now
among us. May his shadow never
grow less.
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MARRIED..

OILS EN-0LSEN.-On the Goth inst, at
the residence Of |. p. Peterson, by Rev.
Fayette Durlin, Mr.. PAUL OLSON to MISS
MARY OLSEN, all of the town of River
Falls, Wis.
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A LARGE share of the seeding is al.
ready done, and in one week more, we
shall see the grain peeping through the
moist earth and stretching upward. In
two weeks the fields will be green. But
we stop here for the present.
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HENRY MANN, at his new Machine
Shop, is prepared to do planning, match
ing, ana any thing in his line, on short
notice. Give him call.
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). d. DODGE has returned from Mil.
waukee whittier he has been to replen.
ish his stock Of hardware.
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lT is now nearly sixteen years since
the first newspaper was issued in this
village; and if no time had been lost.
this issue would have closed the six
teenth volume of the RIVER FALLS
JOURNAL. More about this matter next
week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

WE were disappointed in not receiv.
ing our paper for this week, having
ordered an enlarged sheet flour read.
ers will have patience to wait upon Us
just one week longer, we hope to be
able to redeem our pledges 10 this re.
spect.
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The River Falls Journal is a pa.
per we are pleased with. Hope to be
your neighbor some day, Mr.. Jour
nal, ria. St.Croix r. R.-Superior
Times.
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Mrs. MARTHA POWELL has some Of
the choicest lots for residences there are
in this village, some Of which she now
offers for sale at reasonable prices.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

c. H. Roger, who has been in the
employ of j. Stephens for the last two
years, designs to open shop in Pleas
ant Valley the first of next month.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

RAILROAD seers are not as full of
predictions as they were three weeks
ago. The next thirty days will settle
that railroad question, or raise it where
il can be seen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

w. w. w. WALsINGHAM, who was
Printer in this Office for nine months.
is now travelling westward in pursuit Of
better opening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

FARMERS are busy-very busy, yet
many of them find time TO come into
the village every day, and business is
not very dull, after all.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

GEORGE DRESSER, one Of the old set.
tiers here, has decided to take up his
abode among the green hills ofVermont.
With his family, he intends TO leave
next week May good luck attend
them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

j W GIBSON has bought of VIM
Barker, the lot on Main Street, next
south of the residence Of Samuel Pratt.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

Mrs. SCALES is just now in receipt Of
a new lot of Millinery Goods.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

BURHYTE BROTHERS have commenc-
ed the foundation OF their new house on
Maple street, west of the residence Of
o. s. Powell.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

SIMEON FARNswoRTH has bought Of
Thomas Finn, the South eighty acres
belonging to the so-called Tisdcll Shep-
ard farm. Price-$l750.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

THOSE fine shade trees in front Of
the stores of Messrs. Mapes, Day and
Reed, Misses Levings aud Mrs. Scales,
are an ornament. Who will follow
their example?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

A CHOICE lot of English, French and
American Coatings and Vestings, fresh
from the importers, at Burhyte Bros.
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If you want to find lost articles, or
lose "found" articles, or buy or sell
goods, wares or farms, advertise in the
Journal.
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BROTHER SroTHARD is making an
effort to raise money to put upa front"
to the Baptist Church. The projected
addition will cost two hundred and fifty
dollars, or upwards. We hope it will
be made.
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A taste of winter came again last Wed
nesday night, the ground being white
with snow on Thursday morning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

THE NORMAL SCHOOL locating COM
mittee met at Madison last Tuesday
We expect to learn the result of their
deliberations soon. Be patient, friends.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-25

Dr. Crary, the well known and justly
celebrated dentist, is still full of bust
ness at his rooms at the Pierce House.