River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-12-08


LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Threshing is nearly finished.
Remarkably pleasant weather.
A light fall of snow last evening.
Window.cornice Moulding, at H. G.
Ravens.
A good undershirt at Bradshaw S
for 80 cents.
Lumber at cost at Evans, opposite
the JOURNAL office.
Millinery Goods at Auction at Mrs.
Hamilton's next Saturday.
At B. Mayors Restaurant is a good
place to get a square NEAL
J. L. Moody and wife, of Ellsworth,
were in town Saturday night.
st. Croix county paid $5l8 bounty
for scalps during the past year.
Junction mills received several cars
of Minnesota wheat last week.
WASTED.-A girl to do general
housework. Apply at this Office.
Sort up on croekery ware, any PIECES
you want, at cost at Bradshaw's.
A splendid lot of Cloaks and Dol
mans at Mrs. w. II. Wtnchester's.
DIR. Crary is crowded with business,
as usual, at his office at the CONNER
cial.
Prices of cordwood range from $3.50
to $500 for hard, and 81. so for bass
wood.
Fred. Muckenhausen has purchased
the Green building, which he now
occupies.
n. A. Thelander has finished and
painted his building south OF the Gen.
trail House.
A fine assortment of fancy goods
for the Holiday Trade at Mrs. w. III.
Winchester's.
Mrs. 7. Finn returned the first of
the week from a visit to friends in
Pennsylvania.
III. G. Haven has many articles of
real value which would make hand
some Christmas presents.
S. G. Evans intends to move on a
farm next Spring, and is closing out
his stock of lumber at cost.
Wanted, few bushels of Rice Pop
corn. 2t PETER e. BRADSHAW.
Gen. Fitzpatrick, u. S. Minister to
Chill, who lectured at this place some
time ago, died in Chilli recently.
Don't fail to give DR.. Crazy call
if your teeth are ailing in the least.
Rooms at the Commercial House.
SHIlSGtHtto anu new L tcL . Will
come on Sunday-respectively two
and three weeks from next Sunday.
Miss Annie Saunders is at home
spending her vacation. Her school
near Trimbelle, has closed for a month.
Regents Chandler. Evans, and Phil
lips are examining a class in the ele-
mentary course at the Normal this
week.
The Masonic Lodge has rented the
hall over Muckenhausen' store, and
will put it in order for their especial
use.
]. NJ. Bailey, of Prescott, was in
town last Monday. Mr.. Bailey accom-
panied by his wife will soon go south
to spend the winter.
Rev. j. Conner, from the southern
part of the State, is in town visiting
members of his family, who are in at
tendance at the Normal.
The gross receipts of the fair and
supper. given by the ladies of the Con-
gregational society, at Brackets Hall
last Tuesday evening, were $40.
Mems all wool Mackinaw shirts
81 80 each. PETER E. BRADSHAW.
4 good stock of Wooden Sacques,
Nubias, and Children's Scarlet Merino
Underware, which will be sold cheap
for cash at Mrs. w. II. Winchester S.
The gentlemen who wish to become
| honorary members of the W. c. /. L.
can do so any evening at the Reading
| Room. They will find the constitu-
ton there.
The store of r. S. Freeman is a per-
feet rendezvous for Holiday Goods.
Rosh has good taste and is prepared
to satisfy anybody, from five cent
present upwards.
Mrs. j. w. Hamilton will offer her
millinery stock for sale at Auction,
Saturday, Dec. 10, commencing at 10
o'clock a. m. and continuing through
the afternoon and evening.
At a meeting of the Town Board
last Tuesday new road district was
set off, comprising tue corner south
of Rocky Branch to NJ. Fitzsimmons'