St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-05-22
LoCA L NEWS.

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plemeuf ettablishnsnt has been renewed
to Brokers' Blook. Farmers will dfnathe1
situation convenient, md the stost faalaanda
complete. r.. w. .s,.sss
PRoMorED:-Ws =. me Pleased 10 be: /
able 70 announce the promotion Of Wesley
F. Miller from Second to First Lieuten-
ancy " ssley"is stationed az Fort: Co
lumbus, New York ,Hsrbqr. f.tr5
4 s,sc.sd sc ndan III ar.t1 d 81 Of
J. p. Samuel's singing lessons closed on
Monday evening last with public Sperfor z
nance which ~as said 10 have been very
crcditable to both teacher and pupils. Mr..
$. will give another halt: course. The
sch,ol numbered about forty ,members.h
STILL ANorliilrRs:-C. +. Vand,erbur;
will leaye on. Saturday for the gold mines
with party of which DR.: 'lioyt is a mem
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BODY REoovERED-The body of the
little boy, Henry Reichart, whose drown
ing we noticed last week, has been recover
ed. 1t was found on, Sunday last at Sill
yer Creek, about twenty miles down the
river, floating In an eddy, by a little girl
going for water. A Coroner's Inquest was
held, and the body buried, Mr.. .Reicbart
hearing this on Monday evening, went
down and brought it home the next morn
ing. 1t was rebaried here that afternoon.
The body IS. said to have presented not the
the slightest appearance of decomposition
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A MoDEL.-One day, last week we
walked through the garden Of a B Curry,
and must certainly point to it SO model
for our citizens: It is situated in the grove
in Middle Town, the lots running down to
the river. =, Mr.. e. is, making his improy-
me"ts scientifically, and thoug the work
has been commenced this spring, every
firing connected With the garden looks in
prime order. He has planted out great
variety Of flowers and; shrubs. fruit, trees
Of different kinds. grape vines, seven vari-
cites Of Strawberries. blackberries, rasp7
berries, besides vegetables in abundance.
One of the large pines ON the bank of. the
river is including in these lots, and we
feel certain that it will be protected from
tho dissertation which has dcspoiled SO
many of the others: The slope of. the
ground is to the north west, and therefore
is particularly favorable Tor grapes and
fruit trees. We trust that Mr.. Us exam
Pile may not be lost, and that more atten-
tivn will be paid to beautifying our homes
with gardens. =: 49,:
BUSINESS Nor1cEs. Sims received by
boat last week, beside large stock Of fresh
drugs AMI medicines, several tons of white
lead, oil and putty. Call and see the new
goods 20. l. W!!'Powcll received by
the St. Cloud on Monday a ton and a
half Of glass direct from Pit'sburss.
Kinkead 4 Fowler continues to have new
furniture brought up by almost every boat,
and have now a full and complete stock
at their wareroom in Lower Town.
i. NJ. Rosenberger has just returned from
St. Paul with full and varied assortment
Of goods for his store. '>'..'
LAntEs' SoLD1ERs' Ain Soo1ErY.-
This society has been engaged steadily for
the past two Or three weeks in making
hospital stoves for our. soldiers. They
met US often as. three times "a week, and
have labored faithfully, many cf the ladies
taking work home to be made in tho even
nings between meetings. This is the &C.
condi lot made and 81 ipped by the Society,
and cons IS Of the following. ar,iclesc:i4 Il.
Shirts; rs prs sliprre,::">s:: 1a prs drawers;
4 pillow slips;;2 sheets ~ hanue e'*chlets
: single Wrappers; double wrappers ,e,z. ! =
feather pillows ana Slips (fro'm Mrs. LAMB 5
7 linen napkins; !: package lint; ! pack
age cloves :; package old linen; $50 ysas
bandage. ~ W ""t :"
Tie 30. ~ vas exp expressed do. On wedns,,
day morning " ": i: e. Burbank, viii, With,
his usual n:'l generosity, sending them as far
as L, Crosse free Of charge. The articles
are for Company I, (capiiain Al, ndlr'sx'.}
Minnesota Third, Regiment. 1880 ''';
i New new hn;lA.