River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-21
A nice line of Laces, at Mrs. w. H.

Abe Gray, of Prescott, visited Riv-
er Falls yesterday.
The painters are at work on Prof.
Thayer's new house.
New millinery goods in great variety
at Mrs. Z. J. Scales.
Wild geese are taking their depar-
ture for the ''solid South.
For SALE.-A heavy work horse,
young and sound. Enquire of A. FL.
Lord.
Our Clothing Stock is now complete. |
All Sizes and Styles, at Burhyte's |
Cash Store.
Bradshaw has just received another
lot of those fine Remnants, Laces, and |
Trimmings.
A full line of Zephyrs. Germantown
and Cashmere yarns, at Mrs. w. H.
Winchester's.
Rev. n. T. Stearns, of Warren, will
preach at the Baptist church next
Sabbath at $3.50 P. NJ.
Norwegian services will be held at
the ~ E. Church on Tuesday evening,
Oct. 28th, Rev. Christopherson presid-
ing.
Mrs. H. S. Baker left last Friday to
join her husband in st. Paul. They
have rented house and will go house
keeping at once.
Harper's Magazine for November
concluding the sixty -tifth volumne-is,
probably, taken as whole, the most
beautiful number ever issued.
Come in and look through our stock
of Dress Goods. We can show you
some of the greatest bargains you ev-
er saw, at Burhyte's Cash Store.
For SALE CHEAP.-A good house
and lots in the village of Hammond;
also, house and two acres of land
adjoining the village of Ellsworth; al
so the house, barn and shop 1.-TWO lots)
where now live can be bought very
cheap THoS. +. TUBS.
Sheboygan county, this state, has
the largest number of cheese factor
les in the west. This year the cheese
makers of that county made over
100000 pounds.
] Fl. McMahon, of Hudson, who has
hitherto affiliated with the Democrats,
has turned from the error of his ways,
Joined the Garfield and Arthur forces
and resolved to lead better life.
LINEN POLISHING STICK,-GiveS to
Linen and Muslin a superior luster
| and finish and extra stiffness. viii
not injure the goods. Prevents the
iron from sticking. Price Is cents, at
c. f. Davis.
The excavating for the furnaces
| under the NJ. E. Church is now COM
pleted and the furnaces will be put in
position Immediately. The society
have purchased a large street lamp for
| the front of their church and a fine
communion set from Norris & Co.,
| Chicago.
For SALE.-One horse, weight l.
20O lbs; old but good; double wagon
hay rack; | wood rack; | cutter.
Can be seen at my place in River Falls
and will be sold very cheap. Call at
once and secure a good bargain.
T. e. Tubs.
| In points of dramatic abili-
ty, Miss JULIE FLANDERS is certainly
very highly gifted. With a great love
! for her work, she throws herself into
| it, and interests her audience by the
very force of her own interest.
She has a good voice, is self possess
ed and composed upon the stage, and
gestures with much grace and case.
1t is with great pleasure and profit
that one listened to her readings and
recitatiOns.--U Wisconsin, State Register.
OrerC0dtSi OrsrcO0ts! OrerCOdtS!
Orerc0ats! at Burhyte's Cash Store.
For SALE.-The subscriber offers
for sale his house and lot on Cascade
Avenue. Part payment on time if
desired. 4 good work team will be
taken towards the amount. Parties
desiring to purchase should leave
word at the JOURNAL office.
Cliff w. ID. CARLETON.
Chief Justice Ryan, of the Supreme
Court of Wisconsis, died of pneumonia
at his home in Madison on Tuesday
last In its closing obituary remarks
the State Journal makes the following
truthful statements: "In his death, |
the highest court in the State loses its
oldest and one of it's ablest members;
the profession of the law generally, an
eminent jurist; and the State one of |
its strongest minds, and one of its
most distinguished citizens.
Compound Essence of Pepsin. A |
remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion.