River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-02-16

tarried few days in town.
G. A. Devereux, the clothing man,
guarantees perfect fits, and general
satisfaction. At the fremont House.
WANTED.--A Dressmaker at Mrs.
Winchester's. None but a competent
one need apply.
Gus. McMurphey will sell you one
of those .'Tiger" Drills, the best in
the market, at j. X. Ravens. 43-4t
Rev. n. E. Cady was accompanied
on his recent visit here by his little
son, Frank, a bright little fellow of
four summers.
C. r. Morse has become sole editor
and proprietor of The River Falls
Journal, one of the best local papers
in MISUNDERSTANDING Gazette.
Kerosene-W Wisconsin legal tests
quoted per gallon at GAINESVILLE,
cents; at Kilbourn, Is cents; at Du-
rand, 20 cents; at Menomonee, %
cents.-Dunn County Netes
Money makes the female equine per.
ambulate; it also has the same effect
on those Drills and Seeders to be
found at the Marsh Harvester Agen.
CIV. 43-4t
The color and luster of youth are
restored to faded or gray hair by the
use of Parker's Hair Balsam, a harm.
less dressing highly esteemed for its
perfume and purity.
There will be ball at the Keith
House. Ellsworth, ON Wednesday eve.
ming, Feb. 22d. A general invitation
is extended. Music by Nelson S String
Band of Red Wing. Tickets $500.
One man keeping a COW in this city
has sold milk to the amount of $3.50.
during the past year. There are nc
two ways about it, cows fed on yard
shrubery can be Kept economically
and give rich milk, and lots of it,
| .StiiLacQter LumbermGn.
The next regular meeting of Pierce
| County Pomona Grange will be held
at the Court House in Ellsworth on
Thursday, March 81, 1882, at 10
o'clock a. M, sharp. All Fourth de-
gree members are cordially invited.
Bring your baskets for picnic dinner.
BY order of o, STRAHL, Master.
III. l.. PLACE, Secretary.
The deaths in st. Paul in January
were y. Taking the population of
the city to be 10000, the rate is II per
thousand-a very satisfactory show
ing, and Notwithstanding the unsea.
sonable mild weather we have expe-
rienced, places st. Paul among the
most healthy cities of the union. Dis.
patch.
| The Farmers Board of Trade at
their recent meeting in st. Paul,
adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved That this Board condemn the
recent action of leading millers and wheat
buyers of Minnesota in establishing so wide
a difference in price between the grades Of
| wheat below No |. and believe the same &c
be unjust and injurious to the wheat raisers
OF this State.
Resolved, That the unjust discrimination
| by railways in favor of central and competi-
tive points, and against country stations, is
| matter that calls for decided action by tbs
legislature.
| We see it reported that "A large mum
Der of counterfeit five dollar notes or
the First National Bank Of Senecs
N. Y, have been distributed in Wa
basha and Goodhue counties during the
past two weeks. They are nicely ex
ecuted and well calculated to deceive
No such bills have been received al
the banks here, but it You'd be well
for the public to he on their guard, as
if true the issue appears to be a very
recent one.--Red Hing Argus.
The Milwaukee Daily Republican
and News now reaches us the SAME
day of It's publication, full of the lat.
est news and fresh, interesting editor
ial and miscellaneous reading. The
Republican has gained an enviable pc.
sition in the newspaper field of this
State, and under the able editorial
management of Horace Rublee will
proudly maintain it. The daily is
furnished to regular subscribers at
$1,000 per year; and the Tri- Weekly,
for $500 per year; and the Weekly for
$1.00 per year, postage prepaid.
VIcK's FLORAL GCIDE--Of the
many Guides and Seed and Plant Cat
alogues sent out by our Seedsmen aud
Nurserymen, and that are doing SO
| much to inform the people and beau
tify and enrich our country. none are
so beautiful, none so instructive as
Vick'S Floral Guide. Its paper is the
choicest, its illustrations handsome,
and given by the thousand, while its
Colored Plates are gems. This work,
although costing but ten cents, is
handsome enough for Gift Book. OF
a place on the parlor table. Publish
ed by JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Rev. NJ. E. Cady, of Chicago, Hi
nois, well known to the people of this
| village as teacher in the school es-
tabished here some years since by
Prof. II. J. Hinckley, and later as the
| founder of the River Falls Institute,
delivered his lecture on Genius" at
the Normal Chapel, on Friday even.
| ing last. The lecture bore evidence
of deep thought in its preparation and
was an interesting subject skillfully
handled by an able speaker. The
Reverend gentleman talks directly to
the point in an entertaining way, and
! is destined to become one of the most
| popular preachers in the denomina.
ton which he has the honor to repre-
sent. He is now pleasantly settled as
pastor OF prominent NJ. f. Church
in Chicago, and having to return to