River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-06-01

~ Ben. Sweet is building barn, 36x46,
w. with basement,
For bargains in dry goods and gro.
ceries go to Jenson's.
gest E. W. Reed has the credit Of intro
me" ducing the first canvas awning in this
- place.
f. c. Kibbe Of the Prescott Plain.
dealer, favored us with call last
Thursday.
Jen- -------.
The receipts for toll on the new
bridge at Saltwater average over
cn twelve dollars day.
$4,000 will buy it--that Planning
. Mill Of J. A. Short. Call at this Office
if you wish to purchase II.
''"' If we may believe the Western ga
pers when the land is tIckled with a
onrt hoe it laughs with potato bugs. New
York Herald.
The Eau Claire Free Press is respect
-, fully informed that the article in the
- JOURNAL signed "Rcformer" was not
written by A. Morse.
! a. Lima Barnard and Lutte Dodge have
,kas opened an ice cream and confectionery
= shop, FIRST door west Of II L. wads-
worth's boot and shoe store.
So FouSD.-On the Prescott road, be-
,,os tween the farms Of David Rollins and
VIM. Finley summer shawl. The
ram owner can have the same by calling at
and this Office
Reform Senatorial convention was
alre called to meet at Hudson yesterday,
fel- for the purpose Of electing delegates
liet, to the Milwaukee state Reform Con
yention.
IA by VIM. Burroughs, Of st. Croix Co.,
nted has purchased a lot opposite the new
the JouRSAL office and will erect building
thereon, in which he proposes to open
very a bakery.
con a street sprinkler is soon to be put
'and in operation on Main street, between
OF the Pierce House and Burhyte's corn
mid. er II is to be manned by Mr.. II. b.
two Ecker, who is paid by the proprietors
old along the line.
Chicago Post and Mail: It is esti-
!, mated that there are now in course of
Shd1 preparation, in Illinois alone, over one
has thousand commencement speeches be-
hin. ginning, "A great tide of corruption
IS now sweeping over the land, and
about $50 which start out with the
ire. remark ''ln this, the centennial year |
,bis of our existence as nation, it is |
- proper that a brief review of our sue !
he cess as a republic should be taken"
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The firm of fIedderly Davis bls
been dissolved by mutual consent.
lied Mr.. Hedderly has rented the store now
low occupied by Z. n. Jensen and will re-
his sumo business therein with a com
rch plete stock Of dry goods and groceries
on Monday, the 5th inst. The reputa-
adj ton for honesty and fair dealing won /
nty by Mr. Hedderly in his former bust. |
zen. ness transactions here will insure for
we him liberal patronage.
70 Ii now seems 10 be probable that
Bristow will lead all his competitors
Test at the coming convention. As nearly
pos. as we are able to conjecture, the first
tied informal ballot will stand about as
res. folloHs:-Bristow, l43; Conkling, l34: |
in Blaine ia; Morton, ll3 And then. I
after three days conflict, it is posi-
- bic that they VIII accept the Great
-, U.knowE as a compromise candidate. I
~ stranger things than that have hap
'''.' pened,
ugh
,me The Milwaukee Sentinel more than
intimates that Mr.. Bristow's support
ers, though numerous, are not all TO
V''' be found in the ranks Of the Republic
aon aus. And that, in the opinion Of the
al" sentinel, is q good reason why he
'iIs' should not receive the nomination for
wv President. And yet the Sentinel dare
ie"' not claim for moment that Bristow
ldge is not an honest man. There is moth
n as ing but Blaine blood that runs in the
ugh. veins Of the Sentinel.
There seems 10 be a good deal of
90 dissension in the Republican ranks in
"''' this district about the next candidate
''''' for Congress. There is an mdercur.
rent against the present incumbent
Con which is liable to make his nomina.
says: tion quite uncertain, and his election
low equally SO, in case he carries the next
mem convention. Now gentlemen, why
$ no not change the order Of exercises, and
ven. give the 81. Croix Valley the next