River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-12-23


Court will be held at Thelander's Opera
Hall, on Tuesday next.
The American Express Co. have
established branch office at the drug
store of Edsall & Youells for money
order business.
Go to Edsall & Youells' for confec-
tiOnery and nuts.
Prof. King, c. V. Guy and DIR. Par.
sons have been invited by Supt. Nor
risOn. to speak at the Farmers Insti-
tute at Fond du Lac on the 10Th and
3Oth OF this month.
Whole spices per 10. stick cinnamon.
1871; allspice 10; pepper. Is; cloves, 80;
Cash Store.
Mrs. Chas. LOOMS who recently
buried her husband here. received
dispatch that her son George is dan
gerously i'll at Pipestone, Mimi, and
she at once fastened to her home to
care for him.
r. S. Freeman's effort to please the
public taste in holiday goods is grand
success. To see is to believe.
1t will be well for town clerks TO
remember that, after the election of
Clerk of the Circuit Court on next
Tuesday. there will be but three
days left in which to canvass the votes,
consequently the returns should be
sent in promptly.
A few library lamps at Edsall &
YOuells'.
Frank Tnayer has built commodi-
Gus addition to his fruit and confection
store, more than doubling his sitting
room capacity, and intends to fit it up
gOTgeously and Hastily, so that his pa
irons will hereafter find it most
delightful place to enjoy the toothsome
oyster and the invigorating ice cream.
All kinds of work made to order;
also, do engraving of all kinds.
c. F. WINTERS.
On Christmas eve there will be
public entertainment at the Congrega-
tiOnal church, which to be really APP
preciated must be seen. Everybody
invited
House FOR RENr.-Near Normal
School. Inquire of Mrs. II. Ripple.
The citizens of Albert Lea, Mimi,
are getting warmed up over the pros
pect Of having that section of the coun-
try opened up by the Duluth Red Wing
& Southern K. r., and the STANDARD
of that city advances cogent reasons
why the towns and villages contiguous
to the proposed route, should bestir
themselves and aid in securing the
road.
The largest stock of perfumes in
the city at Taggart's Drug Store.
A brakeman by the name of Rose
got his right hand badly damned be-
tween the bumpers of the engine and
freight car at Ellsworth yesterday.
Just received at c. F. Winters. a
new line of gold and silver watches.
that will be sold cheap. Prices way
down.
Leon Maxwell, the play given under
the direction of Mr.. Wilcox for the
G.. A. r. with such marked success,
will be played at Opera Hall on Christ
mas night Saturday with improved
surroundings. With large stage, good
supply of scenery and dilligent rehearsal
greater promise of success attends the
undertaking than before, and greater
enjoyment for the audience may be
anticipated.
The celebrated Morton gold pencils,
tOothpicBs and ladies' and gents pens
and holders, just the thing for holt
day present, at J. Peterson & Sons.
do not advertise to sell at cost;
can't afford to, but guarantee to sell
the best goods in the market. and
prices to give satisfaction.
CT. WINTER.
Il. c. Richmond, chairman OF the
State Central Committee of the Pro-
hibtiOn party, spoke in Brackets
hall on Monday night to good audience
and showed himself to be an able,
brilliant and logical speaker. His
presentation of the doctrines of his !
party was forcible and convincing. |
and well calculated to make converts
to the cause.
Our Fire Company is made up of
volunteers. Go and give them a
benefit.
If we are first to name you lower
prices than you have been paying, you
should be first and last to give us your
trade. I. Ii. Daniels Cash Store, OPP
pOsite the Bank.
New Music, knights of Labor. Grand |
March. Perhaps no march has or will |
rival this in popularity. 1t is as pop
ular in style as it is charming in mel
ody and We would advise all who have |
not as yet seen or heard it to send for |
copy at once, price 40e, duet soc, Ign. |
Fischer, Publisher, Toledo, Ohio.
If you want photograph-autogra |
albums, 60 to Edsall & Youells'.
The marriage of Miss Florence f. |
Taylor. daughter of Hon. and Mrs. II.
\. Taylor, to County Judge R. S. Reed
took Mace In the parlors of the Cha. |