River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30

Inc Band VIII give another Dllne
Concert on Friday evening Oct. Sth.
Chas. Hanson is buildinga barn on
ais premises just east of John Scott s.
G. smith, Esq, will soon occupy the
house recently vacated by Mrs. Henry.
O. p. Atkins. of Clifton, has been
confined to his bed with fever the
past week.
As we go TO press we learn that
Sheriff Lord has returned from Alton,
being unable to find Lutte Walton.
VIM. Funk has moved his restaur
ant building to the vacant lot north of
F. &. Rollins.
w. II. Williams and Al. Hamilton
with their teams have gone to Hudson
to work on the railroad.
Prof. j. Il. Hinckley, formerly of
this place, has been engaged as princi-
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HOUSE PLANT FERTILIZER This
food for flowers is largely soluble in
water,is free from bad oder, land clean
to handle. Twenty-Five cents a pack
age at C. Z. Davis.
A. Dupree & Bro. have rented the
Revere House and are now in posses
sion. They propose to put the house
in good condition and conduct the
same in thorough manner. See card
in another column.
r. \. Jensen has purchased an in
terest in the north wall of the IRE
mont House and will Immediately pro-
ceed to erect a substantial one stor
st "a building on his lot between his
D Mt building and the fremont
House
TEACHERS EXAMINATIoE.-A pub
lie examination of teachers will be
held at New Richmond, in the pri-
vate school building, Oct. l4th and
18th. Remaining candidates are re-
quested to be present.
BETsEY NJ. CLAPP,
23-2t Co. Supt., st. CroiX Co.
We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentaries to the First Annual
Fair of the Hastings Industrial Asso-
citation, which occurs Oct. 9th, 7th and
8th. 1t is the design of the manage
ment to make this fair success, and
the citizens on this side of the river
can spend day profitably and pleas
antly i'll attendance.
For SALE-The subscriber offers
for sale his house and lot on Cascade
Avenue. Part payment on time If
desired. / good work team will be
taken towards the amount. Parties
desiring to purchase should leave
word at the JOURNAL office.
21-tf w. D. CARLETON.
Frank Peterson, the ieweler, has
moved his stock of goods into the
building first north of the Pingrey
Block, where he will be pleased to
meet his patrons. He has a fine dis
play of solid and plated ware of all de-
scriptions, and full line of watches
and clocks of the best make, all of
which he is selling at prices rs low as
can be found in the Northwest. Re-
pairing speciality.
In the pottery works at Red Wing,
MINI. thirty men are employed, and
&c. 900 gallons of ware made per month.
The clay used at these works is said
to he equal to any used in the United
States and superior to most used for
the purpose, us it has very little sand
or grit, and makes a very tough ware.
The business has doubled in years
time, and will probably assume con-
siderable magnitude as time goes on.
Ng.E.ApP0infIsl
The following is the list of appoint
ments of the late NJ +. Conference for
ST. CRoIx DIsT.-w. D. ATWATER, P. E.
AIabama-To be supplied by NJ.
Taylor.
Arkansaw-N. C. Bradley.
Clear Lake-G. w. Smith.
EllsWolth-G. n. Foster.
Hammond-W II. Irish.
Hudson Michael Benson.
knapp William Massee.
LOUISVILLE. F. Zeigler.
Maiden Rock-John Holt.
MenOminie-John Steele.
New Richmond-H. w. Bushnell.
Osceola MillS-E. b. Russell.
Pepin-C. Il. Crossett.
Prairie Farm and Barron-TO be
supplied by J. q. Helm.
Prescott William Haw.
River Falls-A. ). Collins.
Rock Elm Center-To be supplied by
T. W. Arndt.
Saint Cro'x Falls-To be supplied by
Harvey Rogers.
SUMNER. II. McMannis.
New Mexico Observation-Disclosures
Matthiason.
Highway Eourtcsies.
EDITORS JOURNAL:-If you please,
we will resume talk upon the highway
experience and the courtesies received
along the road, especially at the hands
of children.
Children being less skilled in decep-
tion and formality, we take their con-
duct to be an index Of home life and
home teaching; and we must receive
them as truthful representative of the
family-parents cannot get rid of, or
this measurably truthful in
dex to their example and teaching at
home, be they ever so deceptive them
selves.
Ia teaming last winter made several