River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-01

Messrs. w. S. Ensign and F. NJ.
Ulerich will return to their Dakota
possessions next Monday.
Charley Krauth has entered into
partnership with Geo. Pratt in the
meat business.
Charley Smith left for Madison yes.
terday, where he has business before
the Supreme Court. He will be absent
a week or more.
Wellington Vannatta sent car
load of horses to Dakota the first of
this week in charge of his brother
Wellesley.
Fred Muckenhausen has rented the
store room first door north of r. N.
Avery's, and will move his stock of
goods therein about the Goth inst.
Miss De Long, who is to read here
March 10th, is enthusiastically recon-
mended by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe,
DR.. Lyman Baker, Mrs. U. S. Grant,
and many other prominent people.
Harper's Magazine for March is
prolific in good things, artistic and
practical. The Art work is unsur-
passed. The gem of the Number is a
Sonnet of Wordsworth illustrated by
Albert Parsons-''In Sight of the Town
of Cockermouth."
J.H. Critchett has moved his family
back to River Falls from Minneapolis,
occupying the Boutwell, house on
Locust street. Mr.. Critchett is train
dispatcher on the 500 road at Glad
stone, Michigan.
A district conference of the Y. NJ.
CA. will be held in this city commence
ing on Friday, the 10Th inst. and con-
tinuing three days. Prominent Y.
NJ. c. A. workers will be present
and good time is assured.
y. B. Nelson has secured the SER
vices of Mr.. Louie Olson. of the late
firm of Burns & Olson. and is now
prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith
ing, carriage work and repairing on
short notice and at reasonable prices.
Horse shoeing "a speciality. Shop
fourth door east of LIENS warehouse.
Mrs. Weld in a note to us disclaims
the honor we ascribed to her in our
notice Of the Hatchet Party last weeE,
which she says rightfully belongs to
Miss Schultes, OF the Normal School,
and Miss FarnswOrth. We make the
correction gladly, as our motto is
Honor to whom honor is due"
A new departure at the Phoenix
Drug Store. Wall paper-newest
patterns and prettiest designs, whole
stock bran new, fresh from the largest
and best known factory in the east.
Mr.. McMurphey won't charge you
jobber's profit in addition to his own,
because the jobber has never seen
the goods.
Governor Rusk has gone South for
his health. upon order of his physician,
who advises absolute rest from all
official cares and duties. The Cover
nor will vi it Atlanta and other bat
tie fields. returning home by the way
of Washington.
l have just opened and placed on
sale the largest line of Hamburg Edges
Muslin and Swiss Embroideries and
Flannings. By far the most complete
and tasty line ever brought to this
city, and not at any time were en-
broideries offered at such figures. |
have every width and prices ranging
from Sc. per yard and upward. Call
and see them at f. j. Burhyte's.
CLoAKs AND WRAPs.--0ur final an
nouncement this season: We will
shortly wind up the sales of these
goods as great many numbers are
out, and those who contemplate buy
ing will do well to call and select one
now as almost your own price will take
one. / am determined to close out my
entire line this month. Prices way
below manufacturers cost.
L. J. BURHYTE.
n w. Aver & Sons, peer of news
paper advertising agents, furnish the
following facts in their new annual di-
rectory: Wisconsin has 464 papers, of