River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-12-11
millinery goods, has failed. Liabilities. $50.

millinery goods, has failed Liabilities, $780,.
| 600; assets s46,0
The vanderbilts Goulds, Sloans and De
pews were conspicuous by their absence from
the Aston wedding, their blood not having
reached the requisite indigo TINT
Stanley, at banquet given him by the
Geographical society, at Edinburg, said the
German character of persistency had directed
particular attention TO Africa. Although he
would gladly give what advice he could to
England and America, yet he felt compelled to
support that power which would take the mat
ter in hand. He hoped all nations would seize
upon the advantages offered by the scheme
which had been promoted by the Congo con-
ference and trusted that England would not be
satisfied until Africa enjoyed liberty similar to
that which prevails in England He expressed
hope that the conference at Berlin would end
as happily as it began. He stated he was about
to return 10 Berlin, where he hoped his views
upon matters pertaining to Africa would be
carried out
Hog cholera is destroying swine in the viein
itv of Wheeling, w. Va. Hogs in the vicinity
of Flatbush, n. T., are dying at the rate of
sixty day.
The liabilities Of Hill Fletcher, wholesale no
TONS of Louisville who has assigned, are $50
600; assets, s1500O0 The failure WAS forced
by the dizziness of trade
THERE'S scheme on foot to procure loan
Of 81, 600, 600 from the government to aid in es
tablishing an international agricultural exposi-
ton to be held at Louisville, Ky.
Roberts & Co., groceries and liquors, of Au-
gusta, Ga, were sold out for nominal consid-
Grafton to Charles f. Staples. The stock is sub
ject to mortgages and claims OF ST. coo; NOM
inal assets, SOS, COZ.
The LIST of December having passed, deer are
no longer protected from the huntsnaus rifle
ball. and already large cargoes of venison are
daily landed in St Paul tits well for the
huntsman TO remember that it is a penal Of
Tense to ship venison outside of the state
The crop report of the Ohio state board of
agriculture for December, based on six hun
dred township returns from all counties in the
state, gives the following state averages: Area
sown, compared with 1SS3-wheat "a per cent;
rye 9S; barley, SO. Condition compared with
full averages-wheat, 93; rye, 50; barley, 81;
farm animals, 81
Workmen employed in the American Iron
works, Pittsburg Jones & Laughlin' 81, between
eight hundred and one thousand in number,
who received notice of reduction of 10 per
cent in wages, to take effect on Monday, have
decided to accept without opposition. Labor
CTS al thS Ciesceht .oteel moIhS, MHo "SAO 10
duced from 81. % to 81. per day, have also ac-
cepted
Collector Bickels official record for Novem-
Der shows the following amount of beer sold
by barrel in Minnesota during the month: Bar
res, 40, half barrels, l. 100: quarter barrels A.,
TAI sixth barrels 80: eighth barrels, 62, $50
making a total Of 90 95 3-S barrels. Each
barrel receives a 81 internal revenue stamp,
making the face value of the stamps on this
these figures will perhaps occasion surprise.
Computing the population of the state at 600,
coo, about one barrel was sad to every fifty
persons, or about two and one-half quarts to
every man, woman, and child in Minnesota,
during November. This is of Minnesota beer
alone.