River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-01
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON ALL THROUGH
TRAINS.
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The label on your paper should shou
tie date TO which yoU hare paid. II
The date as not changed tghe1l payment
Is made, or # 1t IS not correct, please
notify as at once.
Town politics very quiet.
4 sewing machine for sale at this
office.
Improved Linola corsets at F. j.
Burhyte's.
See card of E. w. Morgan elsewhere
in this paper.
J. W. Winn. of Ellsworth, was in
town on Monday.
Ladies' 3-Button Kids, so cts. per
pair at Boxrud Bros.
\ colored militia company has been
organized at Milwaukee.
y new lot of Boots and Shoes just
rec lived at Bradshaw's.
The Mississippi is rising rapidly
and the ice is breaking up.
Silks and Satins, Of all colors. for
trimmings, at BoXrud Bros.
The Presbyterian general assembly
will meet at Madison May Goth.
There is a new boom in tobacco
raising in southeastern Wisconsin.
Francis Rogers is building a dwell
ing house on the lot near his cooper
shop.
The rain storm of Saturday last
rlised the streams almost beyond pres.
cdent.
Geo. Baldwin, of La Crosse, was
in town last week looking after his
interests here.
Preston & Hyatt have their apar-
atus for moving buildings now ready.
Bring on your buildings.
Fred Coggshall started Tuesday
morning for Moorhead. Mimi, where
he will spend the summer.
Dressmaking of all kinds done in
the finest style of the art. 10y Mrs. y.
W. Everett, OH Maple Street.
Mems and boys clothing, cheyiot
and white Shirts. Overalls and Jackets,
Good aud Cheap at Ap Roberts.
The Baldwin Independent states
that Geo. b. Pace, of Erin, intends
planting 100 acres of sugar cane this
spring.
Kellogg seems to be doing LAND
office" business at his picture gallery.
1t is his superior merit as an artist
that attracts.
Pictures copied and enlarged, and
all things peculiar to the Photographic
art, done in the very best styles at
Kellogg's gallery.
Every free citizen of Mississippi is
allowed to keep a dog who will buy
s.. 80 brass collar from the state, and
keep it on the dogs neck.
A representative of the st. Paul
Pioneer Press was here the first Of
the week taking notes for the purpose
of writing up the town.
\ Mississippi river catfish was
among the collection sent by the Unit
ed States to the International fishery
exhibition on the Goth ult.
c. IL. Boxrud returned from Chica-
go last Monday. having purchased an
extensive stock of dry goods, groceries,
&c. for the spring and summer trade.
lie Due. the National Commissioner
of Agriculture. asks Congress to fiji
him up a tea garden in order to make
tea cultivation "a branch of American
industry"
Geo. Reed having exchanged his
house and lot on Cascade for the late
residence of Geo. Mapes on Second
street. is transferring his household
effects to-day.
Moses Clapp and Ed. Steeger, of
Hudson. and Frank Nye, of Clear
Lake. and others more or less noted,
are expected to be present at the tenn
perance mass meeting tomorrow even.
ing.
The train lid not arrive last Satur-
day evening, the flood having rendered
a culvert about four miles from town
precarious. The trouble was remedled
on Sunday morning and the train
came in at II a. NJ.