River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-04

W II. Wood has built a good sized
addition to his barn.
Good prices paid for assorted hoop
poles at Junction Mills.
Tobias Lord is building an addition
to the west side of his house.
0. II. p. Odds has sold his saw-mill
at Glenmont to Saltwater parties.
Wisconsin is said TO have contribu-
ted s., 900 people to the population on
Dakota.
Learn to manage grange mills at La
Crosse business College. See Adver-
tisement.
Miss Nettie Thayer is in charge of
the millinery department at Mrs.
Winchester's.
Call on Bracket and get his prices
and examine his harnesses before buy
ing elsewhere.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, sending pure
blood to the brain, gives Il sound mind
in sound body.
W. p. Knowles has moved into the
j house first south Of j. 4. shorts,
! across the south Fork.
Just received full assortment Of
tube paints. brushes, and PLAQUES at
Kyllo and Johuson's.
Everything usually kept i'll first
class millinery store at Mrs. Scales.
Call and examine goods and get prices,
| New stock of wooden goods Jer-
seys. Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies and
| Childreu's underwear, etc. at Mrs,
Scales
! Rev. WIN. Hamilton will preach at
the NJ f. Church next Sunday morn
/ ing. There win be no services in the
evening.
Don't fail of attending the sociable
at Miss Foote'S tomorrow evening.
Some startling novelties will be pre-
scented.
Don't allow the accumulation of
Scurf or Dantlruff, when it can be so
easily prevented hy the use of Aver S
. Hair Vigor.
Wallace Rollins has moved into the
first house west. Of Ed. Pratt's, on
Cascade Avenue. which he has lately
purchased.
Mr.. Ernest Scheppler. Sheboygan,
says: Browne Iron Bitters cured me
Of dyspepsia, as l am confident it will
cure all who use it.
Trunks, all sizes and styles, travel
ing bags, from cheap rubber to fin
Russia. All prices as cheap as the
cheapest Mt Brackets.
Mr.. Peter Mouser, New Holstein,
Wis, says; Browns Iron Bitters
cured me OF a general breaking down
of my nervous system.
Owing to increase of business Mr..
Bracket has secured the services of
Mr.. Chas. Robinson, an experienced
harness maker from illinois,.
Young people are advised that there
will DE a stove in the lecture room of
The Congregational church next Mon
day evening. All are invited.
Charley Stichel, of Oak Grove. has
purchased of \. f. Huber the Hede-
mark property in this village, and will
soon erect a dwelling thereon.
Our Rock Elm correspondence hav-
ing failed to reach us, we are unable
TO give in this issue an account of the
Soldiers Reunion held last week.
Remember the lectures Of Prof.
Swing at the Normal Building next
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Tick
cts % cents; both nights 50 cents.
4. +. Huber has purchased s.
year-old colt weighing l,750 pounds,
one OF the finest stations in the north
west. He offers him for sale for $500.
Mrs. Claggett and her daughter, Mrs.
E. :. Reed, entertained a company of
young folks very agreeably at the res
idence Of the former last Thursday
evening.
The ninth annual convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Associations
Of Wisconsin, viii be held at Eau
Claire commencing ON Thursday, the
18th inst.
Albert Currier, of Clifton, left at
our Office last week a curiosity in the
/ shape of a large potato, attached to
+ which are six offshoots the size of or.
/ binary potatoes.
/ Two hundred aud ten persons avail.
/ ell themselves of excursion rates to
visit the great Barnum show at Still.
water 10 day. There were two coach
/ Is and u box ear packed full.
/ Rev. VIM. Hamilton. late pastor of
the VI. E. Church of this village, has
been transferred TO the Eau Claire
district and placed in charge of the
/ BarStow street church, Eau Claire.
/ Mrs. Ripple has torn down her old
/ house across the street from the Nor
nal, and is erecting in its stead siz-
able and substantial dwelling, to be
occupied by Prof. Reyes, we under
stand.
The ball given by the Society Nor
den at Brackets Hall last Monday
evening was we'll attended and all
, present enjoyed the occasion to the
fullest extent. The society is enti-
tied to much credit for the efficiency
displayed in the management of the
Rffair.