River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-10


See the Chinese queues Wednesday
night at Brackets Hall.
| You can buy good warm oyercoat
| for six dollars at Jenson's.
| The best line of Hosiery ever seen
in the city at f. j. Burhyte's.
A fine line of crockery at Avery's.
| Clifton, Avlon and Majolica ware.
A very pretty line of young mems
suits in the latest styles at Jenson's.
Lung Don and Lee Fuen next
| Wednesday, evening at Brackets
Hall.
Poetry received for publication will
appear as soon as we can find room
for it.
If you go to Jenson'S for your cloth
ing you will be sure to get the lowest
price.
You can buy the Minneapolis North
Star flannel as cheap as ever at Jen-
| sons.
F. J. Burhyte is daily receiving
| goods. See his stock of dress goods
this week.
The Roller Rink will be devoted to
the use of ladies exclusively, Thurs
| day afternoons.
Next Wednesday evening
Chinese Bazaar and Art Exhibition, at
Brackets Hall.
Rev. Karl Berseth will hold Norwe
gian religious services in the Baptist
church in this city next Sunday even
ing at o'clock.
The Good Templars' Lodge is pre-.
pairing to give an entertainment,
further particulars of which will be
| given next week.
| A. w. Lund makes a new announce
ment in our advertising columns to-
day, to which the attention of our
readers is respectfully directed.
Elegant holiday and Juvenile books;
also histories. biographies, books of
travel, and the best novels of the day,
for sale by E. E. & Fl. L. Levings.
Chinese Supper at Brackets Hall
next Wednesday evening from five
till nine o'clock. Do not fail to see
how the Celestials eat with their
chop sticks.
Winter set in last Friday with a
snow-stoTm though it was not so Sc
we're as the one reported from the
East. There is about four inches of
snow upon the ground and the wealth
er is fine for winter.
black and white hog, weighing
about $50 pounds, strayed upon the
premises of n. G. NickersOn in the
town of Clifton about four weeks ago.
The owner is requested to call for the
animal and pay charges.
At the Roller Rink Races on Tues
| day evening, Mark Bevans won the
first prize, pair of Climb skates, Rob-
ert Plumleigh taking the second prize
a season ticket. The best time made
was by Bevans- one mile in 4:20,
The River Falls Band will play at
the Rink next Saturday evening
Manager Ravens will not spare pains
or expense to make his popular place
| of recreation attractive to those who
go there for an evenings pastlme.
The testimony of all who buy Cloth
ing at Abraham's is that he carries a
big stock from which to make selec-
| lions. that his goods are superior III
quality, and sold at prices that are ia
military known at ''rock-bottom n for
| cash.
Men of sedentary habits. students
and professional men, need tonic to
invigorate their systems that have be-
come debilitated by too close applica-
| ton to business or from other causes.
Rev. Geo. w. Staley, of Shelbyville,
KY, suffered ten years from dyspep-
STA, and at last was compelled to aban
| don his vocation. He was advised to
| use Mishler's Herb Bitters. He did SO
and was cured.
The following list shows the officers
of River Falls Lodge No. 1919, |. o. o.
| T.. for the ensuing term: W. Fisher.
| n. c.; d. W. Rollin. V. G.; p. F. Low
| ell, r. S; 4. I. Carroll, Treas; T. t.
| Glass, Trustee; i. G.. Farnsworth. r.
S. n. G.; c. w. Ensign, L. $. N. g.;
| w. H. Mckay, Warden: J. w. Winn,
Conductor; P. Knowles, 0. g.; Ii. I
Cornish, |. G.; S. L. Coy, r. S. s.; O.
| b. Odell, L. S. S.; G. G. Knowles, R. 5,
V. e.; F. G. Baird, l.. S. V. G.
There will be services in the Episco-
pal church in this city, Sunday even
| ing, December 3th, at o clock. Rev.
DR.. Wright. General Missionary Agent
of the Diocese of Wisconsin, assisted
by L. C. Thomas, of Fartbault, Mime
sofa, will conduct the services. The
object of DR.. Wright's visit to River
| Falls at this season is to arrange for
regular services under the charge Of i
missionary in the place of the minis
ter lately officiating here who has been
transferred.
At a regular meeting of I. n. Nichols
Post No. III, G. a. r., held Dec, 9Th,
1885, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term: Post Com
mander, J. D. Putnam; Senior Vice
Commander, w, Reynolds; Junior
| Vice Commander, Fl. 6. Wood; Quar-
termaster, W. II. Nichols; Surgeon,
Thomas Cusick; Chaplain, P. +. Low
ell; Officer of the Day, l.. Spaulding;