River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-12-16

| pOrtraying an eccentric and touching
phase of life on one of the Maine Is
lands. Dielman has graphically illus
trated it.
Photograph albums cheaper than
ever before sold in the city. At
Taggart's.
Don't forget to see the finest line Of
silver and silver plated ware at c. f.
Winters.
We call the attention of our readers
to the prospectus" of the Atlantic
Monthly Published in this issue. To
the readers of the Atlantic it is not
needful for us to say that it is maya
zine of great merit. That its long
established reputation will be main
tanned the names of contributors
secured for 1887 gives abundant proof.
Try Ap Roberts free trade brand of
fine.cut tobacco. Good goods at low
price.
A few dog and coon-skin coats left
at Burhyte's.
The Columbia Bicycle Calender for
1857 is out in chrome Autograph style,
ten inches square, and is quite an
ornamental affair, besides being great
convenience. The calender is in
tabular form, leaf for each day in the
year 1887, each containing some apprO-
pirate verse or quotation.
Seven rows of pins for penny, a
spool of buttOn-hOle twist the same,
and hundred other things at the
same amusing figure, at the Cash Store.
Your choice of three very elegant
| presents, each worth five dollars at
Il. n. Avery & Sons. Call and get
particulars.
Mr.. A. L. Churchill editor and pro-
prietOr of the Clear Lake Herald, has
written and put in pamphlet form, a
brief and pleasing history of Clear
Lake, Polk county, Wis, including
some very interesting information of
the early explorers doings in the north
west. The little book is we'll written,
and cannot fail to entertain all its
| readers who are interested in the
marvellous growth and beauty of
| northern Wisconsin.
As the holidays are near at hand
we would call your attention to the
fact that we have now received all our
| Christmas stock, which will be sold at
bottom figures. Try us and be con-
WINGED of the fact that we will not be
undersold. J. P. PETERSON & Son.
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The semi-annual roll call and bust
ness meeting of the Congregational
church society will take place in the
church on Saturday of this week at
O'Clock p. NJ. A full attendance is
desired, as business of Importance
will be transacted relative to insur-
ance.
Prof. A. Wilcox who managed the
play of Leon Maxwell for the q. A. r.
| arrived in the city Tuesday night for
the purpose of putting something on
the boards for the Fire Co. There
will be amusements for the holidays,
sure.
Mrs. B. W. Andrews, of Perley, Wis.
contracted last week with p. 7. Peter
son, the marble and granite dealer of
Saltwater, Mimi, for a large and
beautiful granite monument. to be set
at her late husbands grave in our
cemetery next spring. We understand
this is to be the largest and most cost
ly monument ever erected in this
county.
Photo and autograph albums at
your own price, at Edsall & YOuells'.
NEW MUsIC.-We are under obliga-
tions to Mr.. Ign. Fischer, music pub
Usher, Toledo, o.. for the Knights of
Labor Grand March. by J. Y. NJ. One
of the most pleasing and captivating
marches that has come to our notice
for some time past. 1t is of medium
difficulty and as well adapted for organ
as for piano and can be highly and
cOnscientiously recommended to young
and hopeful musicians. Mailed by the
, publisher on receipt of the price 40c,
7 duet soc.
1 I
bottle of Rr. Seth Arnold'S Cough
Killer of Dr. Root, and it cured me of
, a severe cough. 1t is the best medi
cine for a cough l ever saw. L. w.
Brand, Elysiau, MINI.
By calling at r. 5. Freeman's drug
store you can see one of Sperry's Hot
Air Generators in operation You
cannos afford to run your heating
stove without one. They warm the
J cold air on the floor and save one
! third of the fuel. Put up on trial.
T Call and see it. George Sperry, the
inventor. is in town. and has per-
4 fected arrangements with Johnson &
E | Elertson to handle his new improve.
t ment for heating rooms in this county.
1t will heat two adjoining rooms with
s one fire.
n the January number of ARTHUR's
y HOVE MAGAZINE is at hand, with an
n unusually attractive table of contents
e and illustrations. The short stories
i are capital, and the serial by NJ. G..
McClelland begins well, and promises
: to be one of the best by this rising
young writer. In addition to the stor-
. les, the women folk will ind many
things useful in its well-illed depart
e ments, and the illustrated bits o. fancy
work suitable for little, inexpensive
presents are quite the right thing to
keep fair fingers at work in the holi-
day season now at hand.
The enlarged form Of the magazine