St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.
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LOCAL NEWS
Il u o. 4 Jon woRK.A Ellis
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es, : large stock Of now type and a full as
sortment Of cards and stationery, We are
prepared TO print posters, circulars, bill
heads, lotter heads, ball tickets, business,
wedding and visiting cards, envelopes, Ia
bels, programmes, blanks, invitations, or
almost anything desired, in good style and
at fair prices. A call is respectfully re-
qucsted.
e~ Extra copies Of this weeks pENo-
Graf can DO obtained at the Book Store,
Post Office and this office.
~~subscribors finding this paragraph
marked will know that their subscription
expires with the present number.
SEWING MAcu1NE.-A Wheeler & will
son Sewing Machine-pcrfcctly new-can
be obtained on unusually favorable terms.
Inquire at this Office.
W0oD.-Wc would bo glad to receive a
dozen or more cords Of wood on subscrip-
lion to the DsMocRAr. Now is the time.
The articles "St. Cloud" and 'Sauk
River Valley" VIC re publish in this issue,
as Acy cannot have too extensive cirou-
latioa.
FA1R.-The ladies of the Baptist Sewing
Circle will hold Fair at Brokers' Hall, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. LIST. Doors open at
Il o'clock.
THE RIVER is frozen for some distance
on either edge, and will p, obably be closed
within a week.
Fvfs.-M r. ksSelh.s been purchasing
furs quite extensively, and has already
shipped some fine lots.
GAZE Rabbits and pheasants, are un-
usually plenty, and some Of our druggists
md lawyers have been quite successful in
bagging them.
MACHINERY REcElvED.-Mr. L. Gortoh
has received the machinery for his new
grist mill OH Sank River, two miles from
St. Cloud. 1t is being put in now and the
mill-one Of the best in the State-will be
in operation next month.
1MpRovEMENrs-Mr. E. NJ. Tobcy is
having brick hauled for the erection Of q
con,modious storeroom next spring near
thc Court House.
Messrs. Abel & Sullivan have almost
completed a new machine and blacksmith
shop, opposite tho Minnesota Stage Compa-
ny's stables
Observation-Disclosures continue to
pour into TIC pihtries North Of THIS place
and next spring rise wllsee such 'drivcs"
81 logs as the Father Of Naters-that stays
in this part Of tic coun'ry-hds t:en a
stranger to. As natural consequence
lumber will be plcnticr and cheaper, and
building will 60 on brisker than before.
PLEASANT PAnry.-Mr. Places Opening
Assembly, the first party Of the season, at
Brokers' Hall on Thursday evening of last
week passed eff very pleasantly and oil
seemed TO enjoy themselves. Much credit
is due Mr. Place for his efforts to produce
ills result.
p PROMOTION. In list of promotions in
illinois regiments, VIC find that Har-
vey l.. Mason, Of Go. B, ,l27th rcgi-
ment, who was ut one time engaged in this
Office, is promoted from FL to 1st Licutcn-
ant. We are pleased to learn of this for
tune of our old friend, who has bravely
made his way up, step by step, from the
ranks TO his present position.
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CoUxrY MArrERs.- County orders are
in active demand at 500 aid selling at 85c.
1tissafe to say that before tax paying time,
in January, they will be worth SOC and CSC.
This is a large advance, and shows that
the County finances Dire. growing into a
healthier state. With the Court House al-
most completed and County Orders at the
above. mentioned rates. very fair record
for the County Is presented. H.:
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TIE >RNr1RoAD.-Judge. P: Z. Gregory,
! Freight Agent of the St. Paul and Pacific
r. r., IS >. r. = town, this being his first re-
turn since nc went east some four months
, since to attend to the shipment, of iron.-
He says thdt If open weather continues the
track viii ID. laid d. for as Anoka within
twenty daybl 4 lfs further Informs us that
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