River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-10-29

n 4U-dCIe Ili0DeT lou lot SAFE CHEAP
For particulars address Peck & Her
fort, Baraboo, Wisconsin, or call at
the JoURAL Office.
Thomas Yates returned home last
week from his trip to Europe. He re-
ports a general complaint of hard
times in England.
If you desire to purchase anything
usually to be found in first-class
Book and Stationery Store call upon
the Levings Sisters.
Miss Eunice Pratt has accepted a
position in the office of the City SUI
perintendent of Schools at st. Paul, to
which place she goes tomorrow.
Do not purchase and pay old prices
when you can save 25 per cent. by 60
ing to Abraham's One Price Clothing
House and buying your winter goods.
The most elaborate display of Cloaks
ever seen in the st, Croix Valley will
be on exhibition and sale at +. J. Bur
hyte's store on Monday and Tuesday
next.
A horse belonging to G. Cook ran
against a barbed wire fence last
Thursday and was SO severely injured
that it was shot to relieve it from its
suffering.
If you want to buy forty acres of
timber land situated about seventeen
miles east of this city, in the town of
Gilman, "dirt cheap call at the
| JOURNAL office.
Before buying any clothing call at
Abraham's. He wants to quote you
prices-and sell you goods at figures
which will not leave an "aching void
in your pocket book.
The north room of the Boxrud
Block is now being put in order for
wholesale liquor establishment to be
opened by Milwaukee parties, which
will be in charge Of G. S. Veile.
If you want to buy suit of clothes
or overcoat go to Weisend Bros.
Clothing Store, where you viii find
prices lower, and larger stock than
in any other place in River Falls.
J Just received at Weisend Bros.
Clothing Store another lot of fine suits
ana overcoats, single and double
breasted, received direct from the
factory, which will be sold at bottom
l'prices.
STRAYED or SToLEN-From the
farm of the subscriber in the town of
Troy, about the 18th Of October, II
small pigs, white and spotted. A su t
able reward will be paid for the re-
turn Of said pigs. MICHAEL SCOTT.
Do not shiver at the thoughts Of ap
preaching cold weather, but go at once
to Abraham, buy suit of winter
| misunderstanding underwear, and
then turn your thoughts to something
besides the low temperature of De
| cember.
G. P. Burnett, one of our substan ;
tial citizens, who, accompanied by his
wife and family, has been taking an
extensive trip through the East, visit
ing Ohio, New York, Massachusetts
and Vermont, returned home last
evening
I.c nc +o ittfp tlG
citizens of this city that he has remov-
ed to River Falls for the purpose Of
engaging in draying, and he invites all
who may wish anything in this line to
give him call He may be found at
Thomas Hills.
For choice steaks and roasts go to
Geo Pratt's New Meat Market, next c
door to the post-ofIice. The proprietor
of this establishment always has an I
eye out for the best the market affords
and his patrons will find there just
what they want.
G.. w. Thomas, OF Lake City, will,
about the 10th Of November, open up
a stock of general merchandise in the t
south room of the Boxrud Block, nov j
occupied by F. Y. Beyan, who will |
soon remove his stock to Pleasant !
Valley where he will engage in bust !
ness. I
At the Board of Trade meeting held
last Monday evening, j. w. Reynolds,
Of the committee in relation to brick,
presented letter of ". r. King and
two green bricks received from him. :
Communications from parties in rela
tiop TO water works read and placed
on file.
The ladies of the Congregational :
Church enjoyed Missionary Tea Par {
tx. Yesterday, at the house of Mrs. P.
G. Flint. who was assisted in the en-
tertainment by Mrs. Samuel Wales and
her daughter, Miss Augusta. 1t was /
2 very pleasant occasion and did cred |
1t to me well-known hospitality of the 5
j., dies Who had it in charge.
Hon. u. j. Briggs, oohcitot Oh IHe +
/ Chicago, FTeeport q St. Paul Railway
is in the city oil buginess in connec-
ton with the issue Of bonds III aid OF
the construction of the proposed Free
mort Line through this city. From
this II is but reasonable to infer that |
the saltwater ronte' has not been
adopted by this Company, HLook out
for the cars when the whistle toots
It is seldom that medicine IS eff
cacious in sdch long list OF diseases
as Nishler's Herb Bitters has proved
itself Consumption, dyspepsia, liver ]
complaint. every other form Of fever,
i,undice, scrofula, and other com
/ plants yield speedily to its powerful
| effects. 5. Weaver, of Perryville, Md,
/ was cured of neuralgia and bleeding
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