River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-31


Vote the straight Republican ticket.
Hay is selling on the streets at ten
dollars per ton.
G. NJ. Lowell has returned from his
visit to Vermont.
A fine assortment Of picture frames
ut r. 5. Freeman's.
VIM. Barker returned from Califor-
MIA last Wednesday.
Will Smith has returned and is again
at his post in the bank.
This is an excellent market for eggs
at this time. Bring 'em in.
G. b. Merrick has been appointed
station agent at this place.
Call at r. \. Jenson's and look over
his large stock of clothing.
The Milwaukee house of correction
made IL 900 chairs last month.
Trains will commence running reg
ularIy to this village next week.
The railroad buildings at this place
seem to be of the substantial sort.
The "softs'' are iubilant over the
result of the late mass convention.
The name of the first locomotive
that entered River Falls is Hudson. "
Most of the nominees of the late
soldiers convention decline the hon
Ors.
The president will appoint Thurs
day, Nov. % for national thanksgiv-
ing.
The ground is mantled with snow
and wintry symptoms laden the at
mosphere.
c. w. Fuller. of Kinnickinnic left
with us yesterday a fine specimen of
Ohio pie apples.
Hon. IL. L. Humphrey will speak
at Brackett's Hall tomorrow (Friday)
evening.
The monthly examination at the
public school occurs to-day and to-
morrow.
Albert Lord, after a two month 5
tussle with typhoid fever, is again
able to be out.
r.. 5. Freeman is closing out his
stock of picture mouldings. Now is
the time to buy cheap.
Bears are reported plenty in the
woods in the vicinity of Phillips,
Chippewa county.
The Hudson Cornet Band discours-
ed some very fine music at the opening
here last Saturday.
We are indebted to several brethren
Of the newspaper fraternity for friend
" calls on Saturday last
1t is evident that majority of the
nominees of the soldiers Convention
hadn't been interviewed.
The NJ. E. Church bell Will hereaf'
ter be rung as follows: At 10 and 1880
4. NJ. and $50 and o clock P. NJ.
Mrs. Chamberlain, of Hammond
and her two sons have moved into
Clough's building on Main street.
A stranger, remarkable for youth
and viyacity. has put in an appearance
at Thos. Cleary's. He is boy.
The rail road was completed to its
terminus at Junction Mills on Monday
last. The side tracks are now being
laid.
The Phillips Times reports that eX
cellent venison in considerable quaint
lies is being marketed at that place b.
the Indians.
4. G. Rand has sold his hotel a
New Centreville to Joseph Fleming
of Buffalo county, who will take pos
session Nov. LIST.
AIessrs. J. II. Evans and :. NJ. Ha,
of the visiting committee of the MOI
nj Board of Regents have been visit
inc the school here this week.
The muskrat don't prognosticate t
AN absolute certainty this season, a
to the coming winter, and huma
predictions are greatly atyariance.
On account of previous engagement
Thos. NJ. Nichol will not speak her
this evening as announced. lie wi
sneak at Ellsworth tomorrow night
Kings celebrated Gold, Silver. Con
biuation and Steel Spectacles and Ey
Glasses at Peterson 5 jewelry store. !
rood fit guaranteed at first trial. 226n
The Teachers Library Associatio,
will meet at the Normal Chapel o
saturday next. The programme col
+ains exercises of high literary cha
acter.
J. y. Stirratt, of Oak Grove, IA
us a brief call on Monday mornin
last. Mr.. Stirratt declines the grea
ness about to be thrust upon him b
the late convention.
Phineas Flint spraIned his ankl
quite badly last Thursday while a
tempting to catch his team VIII eh ha
escaped the hired man and were NAL
ing rapid. aimless strides.
G. p. Bracket has negotiated 70
J. E. Flint interest in the Post O
fee b1ilding and is fitting the ha
with stage and equipments suitabl
for entertainments of all kinds.