River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-03-18

To The Public:
Believing it to be for the interest of
both purchaser and seller | shall, on
and after March 18th, 1885, SELL FOR
CASH ONLY. Compare our present
cash prices with former credit.
F. j. BuRHYTE.
New dress goods at Jenson's.
Mrs. E. Boutwell, is quite sick.
The Hudson Lumber Company pur-
chased 100000 feet of logs of Still
water parties last week.
At the Teachers Institute being
held In Ellsworth this week an en-.
rollment of over ninety members is
reported.
Mr.. Adolph Wehrman, of Prescott,
was in town this morning on legal
business. He is appealing from his
recent railroad award.
| am now ready to show a stock Ol
staple and fancy dry-goods which is
second to none in the city, and will
not be undersold. R. n. Jensen.
VIM. Purvis recently sold to Rattray
Bros, of Hammond, pair of three.
year-old colts raised by him that
tipped the beam at 3,0l5 pounds.
The Board of Trustees of the Con.
gregational Society of this city, offer
for sale the old Cong egational church
property here. Inquire of Bert. Tozer.
Craig Randall returned last Satur.
day evening from his trip to Vermont
We understand that he contemplates
engaging in business at Mankato, Min.
nesOta.
City Treasurer Pratt has made his
return to the County Treasurer. The
amount of real estate tax returned as
unpaid is $500; of personal property
tax, $500.
T. Lord and 4. w. Stiles will have a
carload of work horses from Illinois
for sale here the first of next week.
If you want to buy good team look
their horses over.
Arthur Brown, of Ellsworth, has
just completed a course in telegraphy
at st. Paul, and is now numbered
among those who are proficient in the
art Of Jerking electricity"
Weisend Bros. come to the front
with a large line of Spring suits for
men and boys. Stiff hats, soft hats,
and all kinds of mems furnishing
goods at their Clothing Store.
A Juvenile Temple. L. o. G. T., is
soon TO be organized here, which will
hold its meetings in the Good Tenn
plars' hall. Miss Minnie Chase, Z.
w. c. T., is to be superintendent.
Thos. Hurley, of FL Paso, was in the
city last Monday and favored us with
call. He will go to Campbell, Min
nesota, about the first of April, to look
after his farming interests there.
ole II. Bang has removed his mer-
chant tailoring establishment to the
building next north of Lords Livery,
where he will be pleased to see all
who may desire anything in his line.
The owner of stray brindle COW is
hereby notified that an animal of that
description has taken quarters upon
the premises of E. Burnett, near the
stave-mill. Pay charges and take her
away.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
of every kind curad in 80 minutes 10y
WOolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by r..
;. Freeman, Druggist, River Falls,
Wisconsin.--4+ly
\ good dwelling-house with seven
rooms, kitchen and woOd.shed add.
ton, stone cellar, good well and large
barn, on Second street, for sale at "A
bargain. Call on JOS. Burtscher, Mer-
chant Tailor.-92-I3
A special service will be held at the
Episcopal church in this city on Sun
day evening, March 2lst, at 1880.
Rev. Dr. Wright, of Waukesha, and
I. c. Thomas, of Faribault, will off.
ciate. All are specially invited to
attend.
DIR. J. w. Hamilton now occupies
the south side of the room in the
Bracket Block recently vacated by
f. Muckenhausen, with his cOnfec
| tionery establishment, l.. Il. Hayden
occupying the north side of the same
room as an organ store.
An auction sale will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Julia Windahl
known as the Widow Gibbs place, il
the town of Troy, Friday, March 26
at . O'Clock p. NJ, at which time viii
be offered for sale one span of mules
two wagons, stock, drill, seeders, etc
47-2w
Over $4,000 have been deposited
with c. w. Brown, of Ellsworth, b.
the Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Railway Company on account of right
of-way purchases. We understand
that in a number of instances appeal:
from the award of the Commissioner
will be taken.