River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-14

yOu more. z. f. BRADSHAW & Co.
Geo. Braley and wife, who have
been visiting in town the past month,
started for their home in Vermont
last Tuesday.
Kings celebrated Gold, Silver, Com
bination and Steel Spectacles and Eye
Glasses at Peterson's jewelry store. A
good fit guaranteed at first trial. 226m
We invite attention to the prospec-
tus in another column of the Western
Rural, the leading farm journal in the
west; and also to that of the Young
Folks Monthly, the popular magazine
of its kind.
Mr.. VI. i. Young, Grand Lecturer
Of the State of Wisconsin, arrive "
,&n this morning and will spend t...oe
days in instructing the members of
River Falls Lodge, +. & A. NJ. Work
in the Sd degree this evening.
The entire Republican ticket was
in st. CroiX county with the ex-
ception of register of deeds. Geo.
of the True Republican, was
the cOnquering hero for register over
the Republican nominee, Alex Ross.
/ shall commence closing out my en-
tire stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes for cash regardless Of
cost, on Saturday, Nov. 10. 1 am 60
ing out of trade and mean business.
T. b. GAYLORD.
The principal officers elect of the
River Falls Temple of Honor for the
ensuing term are j. III. Wilkinson, W.
C. T.; W. ID. Atwater, w. V. T.;
ii. G. Wood, r. S.; Joseph Smith, L.
Installation tomorrow evening, con-
Quoted by members of the Hudson
Temple.
element Bros. Concert Troupe gave
two excellent entertainments to full
houses at Brackets Hall on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of this week.
This troup is composed of artists of
the highest order, and should they
again visit this place they will be cor
daily greeted.
Brackets Hall is now undergoing
thorough renovating process. y stage
is being erected, which will be furn
ished with fine scenery, and the walls
are being wainscotted. Mr.. Bracket
intends to raise the roof next summer,
wien it will be one of the finest halls
in the country.
Arthur Smith, who has been faith
full and e fiji cient typo in the
JOURNAL office for over two years
without cessation, has gone to his home
at Sank Center, Mimi, for a months
respite. Miss PheL1 Mason, of Els
worth, an experienced compositor,
takes his place at the lease.
AIortification.- Nothing will morti-
fly a good housewife more than to set
before her company heavy soggy bis
cults. BY using Smiths saleratus she
avoids all this. 1t is made by new
process, and is always pure and uni
form in strength and is 100 per cent.
cheaper than baking powder.
The Hudson & River Falls railroad
company announce that until further
notice, trains will be run between
Hudson and River Falls as follows:
Leave River Falls, Sunday excepted,
at $50 A. NJ, arriving at Hudson at
7:l5 A. NJ.
Returning, leave Hudson at 600 P.
NJ. arriving at River Falls at 6:45 p. NJ.
The Congregational Church social
will be held at the house of Misses
Foote and Kelly tomorrow friday
evening. An art gallery collected
ana arranged for the occasion will
furnish entertainment. The collec-
lions are rare. unique and wonderful,
consisting of pieces ny Childs, Gard
nor, Carpenter, Chandler, and other
we'll known artists.
Temperance people of Michigan are
beginning to learn that their cause is
not promoted by carrying it into poll
tics. and at the recent State Conven-
ton of the Good Templars the Chief
recommended that no political action
be taken by the body, since ''in adyo-
eating temperance politically we be-
come entangled with other issues, and
experience has proven the result to be
detrimental to the interest of the tenn
perance cause.
We understand that DR.. NJ. G.. Wood
worth is unhappy over the result of
the recent election and that he pro-
poses to secure the establishment of
Greenback paper at Ellsworth that will
stand right up to the rack and support
the Greenback party at all times and
under all circumstances. We are of
the opinion, however, that the Doctors
scheme for initiating the newspaper
business of Pierce County will succeed
no better than his notions of initiating
the currency of the Government.
LECTURE AT KINNICKINNIC.
The people of Kinnikinnic and vi
cinity will do well to remember that
the Rev. j. Y. Aitcheson. from Eau
CLAIRE will lecture at the NJ. E. Church.
Wednesday evening, November Goth.
Subject. the Catacombs of Rome. The
lectnrer has visited Europe, and will
describe those intensly interesting rel
les with the accuracy and vividness
which comes from a personal examine
alton. 1t will be rare treat. Adj
mission twenty-five cents.
The Citizens of River Falls will
have an opportunity to listen to lee
tIre on the life and character of ex-