River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-09-05


idly. being now able to walk about.
The largest Touring mill in the
world is being built ut Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Ripple has furnished the Win
dows of her house with green blinds.
The Greenbaek County Convention
is called at Ellsworth ON the 2Sth inst.
c. c. Mcintyre, of Gilman, passed
Il pleasant half hour with us yester-
day.
Robert Wilkinson has commenced
the study of medicine with DR.. Bal
lard.
Wheat is being stored at Junction
Mills for shipment when our railroad
is completed.
Walter Houser and wife, of Monde
vi, Buffalo county, have been visiting
in town of late.
The bottom of the Mississippi river
is too close to the top for easy steam
boat navigation.
Work has been commenced ON the
water tank and turn-table for the rail
road at this place.
j. w. Scott, of Troy, threshed l ,204
bushels of wheat with his steam ma
chine on the farm of Ezra Glover one
day last week.
The old school-house is being re-
paired preparatory to the opening next
Monday. A new platform has been
built in front.
The River Falls Journal, one of our
most enterprising exchanges. came to
us this week enlarged to nine column
paper.-B dLdscin BdiietiR.
Query: why will men smoke
common Tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Seal of North Caro-
lima, at the same price?" 37-ly
Farmers have never been blessed
with such good weather for securing
their grain as has been melted out to
them during the past few weeks.
Prof. &. w. Pratt has just received
another one of those beautiful upright
pianos. These instruments seem to be
taking the preference with musicians.
HATS HATS, If you want a good
hat if you want fashionable hat if
you want cheap hat call at r. Y.
Jenson's. His invoice stock is just in.
\ curiosity is reported over on Bull
Brook. A bank of whitewash has
been discovered and the settlers are
all whitcwashing everything they
have.-North Wisconsin Meas.
Big receptions were accorded Sena-
tor Blaine ut Lii Crosse. Winona. and
other places while he was on his way
to Minneapolis the first of the week.
The River Falls Journal has been
enlarged to nine-column paper. The
Journal has the largest subscription
list i'll the valley and is a credit to its
ublishers.-N0rh Wisconsin NeWS.
FOUND.-In this village on Satur-
day evening, Aug. 3lst, a sum of mon
ely. The owner can have the same by
proving ownership and paying for this
notice. JAMES ToZER.
The River Falls Journal has been
enlarged to nine colum paper. 1t is
one of the best of our exchanges and
we are pleased to note that it prospers.
-Bdraboo Republic.
Geo. Angel. at the Clifton Mills. is
turning out an excellent grade of -four
from new wheat. lie keeps Il supply
of flour and feed constantly on hand
for sale. Give him call. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 1885,
1t has been discovered by Minneso-
Ia farmers that two acres of sunflow-
erS will supply Il family with fuel
through long winter. The wood of
the stalks and the oil of the seed make
roaring and cheerful fires.
Prof. Woodbury. will give the stu
dents of the Institute special instruc-
tion in elocution with especial atten-
ton to gestures, during the year.
No additional expense.
IN. Il 20.
in order now. The first comes from
Winona county, Mimi, where an en-
CINE exploded. killing five persons in
stantly and seriously injuring several
others.
Rob. Wilkinson has left at our Of
flee a sample of the wheat of Taos,
raised on his fathers farm in Clifton.
It is a pucular looking berry, meas
ming about half All inch in length.
w. f. Kellogg at his gallery is pro-
ducing some of the finest specimens
of photographs, tin types, &C., known
to the art, and every one patronizing
him is guaranteed entlre satisfaction.
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After having accepted the appoint
ment to Humboldt College, Prof.
Earthman received an offer to take
charge of the jefferson School, st.
Paul; too late. however, to receive IA
vorahle consideration.
FOR Saic-Chcap.
Household articles. such as tables,
bed-lounge. stoves and piping, stone
jars, flower jars. wire safe. tubs, and
the like. Inquire of
Mrs. A. EARTHMAN.
Our village schools open next Mon
day with the following corps of teach
ers: J. Il. McCleary, principal; Miss
Florence Olive, assistant: Miss Lizzie
J. Curtiss, Miss Emma Watkins. Miss
Mamie Horton, and Miss Ida Haw-
kinS.
Notice,
We have just opened full line of
Boots. shoes and Rubbers-ooarse and
fine. big and little. ALL NEW