River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-28


P NJ Sabbath-sehool at Il NJ
w. d. ATwATER. Pastor
BAPr1sT.-Seryces at 1OH A. NJ. and at Up. II.
sabbath-school at Il n. c. X. CoLvER, Pastor.
Observation-Disclosures at lOH A. NJ. Sabbath
School at Il n. c II. CANFELD, Pastor.
CoNGREGArIoxAL.-Services at 1Ok A NJ. and |
at p. n. Sabbath-schooi at y NJ.
n. T. BLAKEsLEE, Pastor.
1oral and OMsrwise.
Malachite ware at Levings Sisters.
Supt. Baker is out ON a tour of in
spection.
Don't fail to attend J. X. Applebee's
lectures.
An endless variety of picture mould
ings at Ravens.
Ladies' and Children S furs cheapat
r. y. JensOn's.
Considerable hay is being marketed
in town at IS per ton.
Ignatius Donnelly has gone out of
the newspaper business.
Hon. IL. i. Humphrey left last Mon
day for Washington.
Diphtheria is quite prevalent among
the children in this vicinity.
\ large stock of beautiful chromos
cheaper than ever-at Haven's.
The depot building at Hammond
was burned on Friday night of last
week.
The schools in this village closed on
Wednesday for the remainder of the
week.
There were only two Democratic
votes cast in Burnett county at the late
election.
The catalogue for 1889 shows an
attendance of 40 students at the State
University.
The Junction Mills Co., have sold
their mules to Messrs. Clark, Comstock
q Co., of Hudson.
\ class in the elementary course at
the Normal will graduate at the close
of the present term.
f. l.. Comings is closing out the
remainder of his winter stock of cloth
ing in Pinyrey' s block.
The saltwater people have engaged
the steamer G.. b. Knapp for an excur-
sion on the lst of December.
Mrs. Foster delivers her new lecture
entitled .'The Wreckers and Builders
at Hudson next Monday evening.
The Cavanaugh hotel at Hudson has
been rented to a gentleman by the name
of Tracy for term of five wears.
y. B. Wilkinson has been appoint
ed justice of peace to fill the mexpir-
ed term Of J. d. Pardee, deceased.
It is now apparent that Geo. Com
ings is a parent. The weight of evil
dence is about s lbs.--masculine gem
der.
A snow storm last Sunday night left !
the ground white in the morning, and |
the atmosphere has since been decid- !
edly eoolish.
We omitted to mention last week the
advent Of IN s.. b.boy on Pine street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eaton are the
happy parents.
Sam Hartman, of Somerset. st.
CroiX county. has killed three hundred
hogs this fall which he markets at the
numbering camps in the woods.
Z
J. W. Chaplin has organized dane
ing school in this town which meets
inPutnam building. southo of Iayen's
furniture store. on Friday evenings
The men in the workshops Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail
way at Milwaukee now work eight
hours per day and received pay ac-
co.dingly.
\ state association opposed to all |
secret societies is to he organized in I
st. Charles. Mimi. on the lltn Of De
cemheI and arrangements made for |
thorough canvass of the state.
Mrs Hirsch has built an oven in /
connection with her establishment |
and is prepared to furnish fresh bread I
to all who desire it. See a.. 'aunce-
ment elsewhere.
l have as good line of pure Sugars,
and Syrups rs can he found anywhere,
and | am selling them cheaper than
they can be bought at any other place
i'll town. T. b. GAYLORD.
Buffalo county offers in addition to
the bounty paid by the state reward
of five dollars per capita for the kill
ing of wolves in that county and two
dollars each for the pelts of lynx ami
wild cats
ID. c. Sattler, prominent business
man of st. Paul. committed suicide
last sunday night by jumping from the
bridge at that place into the Mssis.
sippi. Financial troubles are thought
to be the cause.
Elinas Barnard. the oldest son OF
John Barnard, of this village. had his
leg broken Just above the ankle las
Saturday by getting it caught between
the SpokeS of wheel while climbing
ON to loaded wagon while in motion.
Rev. James Kay Applebee, of Spar :,
ia. Wis. will lecture under the auspi- ,
ces of the l. o. of o. F., at Brackets ,
Hall. in this village. on Tuesday ami
Wednesday evenings, Dec. Sd and 4th.
For further particulars see small bills.
John Gibson, who has been spending
the past summer and fall in Kansas, {
returned home last week. He has ex- +
obaufrad n Ito11Se and lot in this viIIara ( {