River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-17

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was stricken with paralysis last Satur-
day morning.
Do not fail to see Jenson's stock of
OvercOats before buying. Prices guar
anteed the lowest.
DR.. G. II. Crary, Dentist, is at the
fremont House. Consult him if you
require any work in his line.
Ladies, see the nice cashmere you
can buy at F. j. Burhyte's for zoe. per
yard. Only few pieces left.
Those fine, wool-lined, German socks
that are made for the comfort of cold
feet can be found at Rosenquist's Shoe
Store.
Embroidery Silks and FilloselIe Che
miles, Arasene, &C., also stamping
done on short notice at Mrs. A. A.
Huntoon's.
The Normal and Public Schools of
this city close to-day for the Holiday
vacation, to be reopened on Monday,
January 4th, 1886.
Ole 0. Hammer, of Gilman, was in
the city to-day and favored this office
with call, leaving a substantial token
| of his regard for the JOURNAL.
Mrs. O. G. Hicks returned last Sat
urday from New York, where she has
been visiting, and was accompanied
| home by Mrs. VIM, Purvis.
Elegant holiday and juvenile books;
also histories, biographies, books of
| travel, and the best novels of the day,
for sale by E. E. & II. l.. Levings.
F. A. Bracket has sold the Central
House and the new building occupied
by George Pratt as meat market to
Frank Rosenberg, for the sum of So
500.
Have you seen the new books by
Will Carleton. f. P. Roe. Mrs. Whit
ing, Geo. Macdonald and Miss Alcott
Inquire at the book store opposite the
pOst-otfice.
Do not forget the Good Templars'
entertainment to be given at Brdck-
ett's Hall, Tuesday evening, December
goth inst. Admission 20 cents; child
rem half-price.
You can l,uy a ladies' hem-stitched
handkerchief with colored border.
warranted fast colors and all linen,
for I5c., considered cheap at 25c., at
f. j. Burhyte's.
If you want to buy suit of clothes
or overcoat go to WeiSend Bros
Clothing Store, where you will find
prices lower, and a larger stock than
in any other place in River Falls.
We learn that the demand for green
teas in hotels and first class restaur
ants has almost totally fallen off since
Mr.. F. j. Burhyte received his new
shipment of pure ''Fanltless Tea.
Just received at Weisend Bros
Clothing Store another lot of fine suits
and overceats, single and double
breasted, received direct from thf
factory, which will be sold at bottom
prices.
Mr.. Emmons Chase, who recently
established a photograph gallery in
Zumbrota. Minnesota, was here last
week on a brief visit to his mother,
Mrs. Z. P. Hammond, and left for
home Monday.
A large assortment of Christmas
goods, Plush Shopping Bags. fher-
mometer Holders, Key and Button
Hook, holders in various designs and
cOlorS, also the wood tticles for Fan
cy Work at Mrs. Hunt0on's.
Before purchasing Christmas pres
ents. call at r.. 5. Freeman 5 ard look
over his goods, which consist of hang
ing lamps, photograph and autograph
albums, hand Satchels, perfume stands
| and toys of every description.
The Chinese Entertainment given
| at Brackets Hall last evening WAS
well attended and quite a novelty to
all present. The information relating
to the habits of that queer race was en-
PERTAINING as well as instructive.
The Washbu,n Itemizer has issued
| an Annual for 1885 in which is claimed
for that place the possession Of all the
| essential elements which combine to
build up great cities. Washbulh Is
undoubtedly destined to become quite
an important point.
Our jolly and rotund friend Abra-
| ham already begins to anticipate the
warm days of next summer as he
| greets you with a smile that is "child
| like and bland" while offering his
stock of winter goods at prices that
defy competition.
DR.. G. II Crazy arrived here yester-
day and has opened dental rooms in the
fremont House, where he will be
pleased to receive all who may need
| the services of skilled operator III
the profession of dentistry. Leave
your orders for work at an early day.
Remember that with every - 90
worth of goods bought at G. +. Win
ter's Jewelry Store he gives q ticket
which entities the purchaser to one
chance in the drawing OF an elegant
dinner-caStor with coloIed-glaSS bot
ties, drawing to take place January
Ist 1855.
Mr.. Otto Wettwer will be found in
the manufacturing department of the
boot and shoe store of ). NJ. R0Sen-
| QNlGJ, pIePdttu ~ Indhc " pluVi anu
repair boots and shoes promptly, and in
neat and satisfactory manner. When
requiring work in his line be sure to
give him call.
The trial of the railroad cases was
commenced at Ellsworth yesterday,
that of ID. Ii. Leyings against the Com
pany occupying the entire day. The
award of the Commissioners to Mr..
Leyings was 1920 from which he ap
pealed, obtaining verdict of S125.
The case Of Ella Morrison against the
Company is being tried to-day.
Millinery cheap for the next so days
Trimmed Bonnets and Hats constantly
on hand. also Pushes, VeIvets, Rib
bons and Laces, Fancy Feathers, Sat
ms, and Collars, Cuffs, Coisets and
Bustles, Hoods, Fur and SwansdoWn
Trimming for Cloaks, also Buttons
and Clasps and everything usually
kept in a first-class Millinery store al
Mrs. a. a. liuntoon's.
Minister S. G. w. Benjamin, who
recently represented Uncle sam at the
Shah's court, was too good q magaZin-