River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-11-30

klinudll 4 Ease, OF the Herald, 1Of
favOrs conferred recently.
The Younger brothers are improv-
ing ''each shining hour painting pals
in the state-prisOn ut saltwater.
r. B.. Dean has sought and found
homestead in Barron county. He will
remove thither in early spring.
And still they come. Over sixty new
names have been added to the JOURNAL
list since our last publication day.
The regular annual session of the
Wisconsin Legislature commences on
the second Wednesday in January.
Sherman Staples, of this town, had
seventeen sheep ''killed and wounded
by dogs on the night of the is inst.
4 sleigh slips tOlerably well now,
but little more snow to cover up the
rOughnesS would be very acceptable.
J. :. White, Esq, of Prescott, and
Miss Mary Anderson of the same place,
were married last Saturday evening.
At the late election, by counting
Louisiana and Florida for Tilden, he
and Hayes carriedan equal number of
states.
IN unusual interest is awakened in
the cause of education, in this valley,
at the present time. We rejoice to
see it.
The next Episcopal sociable will be
held at the house of Mr.. Luke POme-
roy on Friday evening, Dec. Sth. All
are invited.
At its present rate of increase, the
JOURNAL list of subscribers will reach
two thousand long before twelve, or
even six months shall elapse.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.--Ser gices at 1OI5,
A. ii. and :, P. NJ. Sunday School,
II. N. Subject for the evening,
Esther. the Beautiful Queen
Miss Mary Porch, of Chicago, has
come to spend the winter with her sis
ter. Mrs. Judge Foster. 1t has been
fifteen years since she last visited this
place.
Christmas is coming; but those new
toys. books. and other articles both
useful and ornamental, whether for
presents or otherwise, have already
arrived at the Bookstore of Levings
Sisters.
J. +. McCleary, of Maiden Rock, Il
gentleman. by the way. who is making
his mark asa school teacher in Pierce
county. is spending the week with us.
Meantime he is taking in the Normal.
with the rest of Our educational insti-
tutiOns
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Scribner, of the
Central Hotel. having journeyed to-
gether in connubial felicity twenty
five years last Monday. celebrated that
anniversary in silver, receiving sever
al mementOS from their numerous
friends.
To arrive. 4 choice assortment of
Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs. plain
and embroidered; also. large line of
Ladies' Silk, Grape and Satin Neckties.
assorted colors and STYLES. They'll
come this week and YOU can buy them
only ut BradShaw'S
II. &. Haven has just received large
stock Of goods in the furniture line,
embracing every thing from brack-
EFT To heightened parlor Settings
nObby and substantial. elegant and
useful. ! good chance to procure
Christmas presents that will be of
lasting benefit TO the receivers.
VIM. HALL. who can now be found at
the blacksmith shop of Burnett &
Burns. is one of the best horse-shOers
that can he found in the country. For
interfering horses. flat feet. founder,
cOrns, or any disease of the feet. his
manner of treatment cannot lie eXcell-
Ell by any artist or workman in the
country.
WISCONSIN Farm JoURNAI.-We are in
receipt of the second number Of this
new agricultural paper. It is a 6-col.
quarto. beautifully printed. and filled
with valuable matter for the farmer,
embracing the latest market reports,
and the current news of the day. We
wish the Farmer unbOunded success.
Subscription price only - a year.
Send for it to Z. b. BOlens, Madison,
Wis.
The River Falls Chapter, r. A. NJ, at
their meeting on Saturday evening last,
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: G. W. Mapes, II. p; J.
stephens. X; J. s. COpley, S; II. S.
Proctor. c. H.; W. L. Davies. P. s.;
d. ID. Proctor. r. II. c.; c. r. Morse.
q. VI. 81 V: b. Sweet, G. NJ. 2dY.; w.
Dwyer. G. NJ. Ist ": X. 5. Freeman,
See; Geo. Fortune, Treas; w. 4. Bur-
nett, 6.