St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

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LOCAL NEWS
D1REcroar OF NJ. E. CHuRcH-Dvins service At the
Seminary Hall, every Sabbath, at 1919 a. M. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday evening at TX Sabbath
School at 81 p. m. every Sabbath Morning.
DAVID T1CE, Pastor.
a. The Circulation of the Democrat
10 DOUBLE that Of any other paper
published abovo St. Anthony Fails
Let Advertisers remember this.
For REST.-A comfortable two-story
dwelling, pleasantly located Inquire at
this once.
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FoR SALE.-A Little Giant Sewing Ma
chine-cheap. inquire at this office
T1ckErs.-We are prepared to print
election tickets, Uni6n or Democratic, on
short notice.
BLANKs.-Justices' Summons and Sub
ppnas for saleat this Office and the Book
Store. All kinds of blanks printed to Or
der on short notice.
PRosr.-The first frost since June was
on Sabbath evening last, but it was very
III ht.
NEW BELL.-A new bell has been put on
the Methodist Church, and on last Sabbath
for the first time called together the con-
gregation of that church.
RE-Ass1asED.-The many friends Of Rev
David Tice will be pleased to learn that he
has been assigned by Conference to this
place for another year.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Work is progressing
steadily on this immense edifce, and it is
rapidly assuming its intended proportions.
1t is considered the largest and finest
structure of the kind in The State.
DIPHrHERlA.-This disease has been
quite prevalent among the children for
s.saass wssks past, and has proved fatal in a
y number of cases. We are not aware of any
who are now dangerously i'll.
Coon CUSTOMERS Large trains from
Red River have been loading in this city,
and the half breeds prove govd customers.
They have purchased great quantities of
goods from our merchants.
Post SuRGEos.-Dr. J. V. Wren of this
city, has been appointed Surgeon at Fort
Ripley. This is an excellent appointment
BAPTIST Assoc1ATIoS.-The First Annu-
al Meeting of the Northern Minnesota Bap-
list Association will be held in St. Cloud,
commencing on Friday, the 23d inst, al 2
:o'clodkP. NJ, at the Methodist Church. In
troductory sermon by Rev.~L Palmer, at 2
O'clock P. 81 Friday. The meetings will
continue until Sabbath evening.
-, HOUSE BURNED.- On Tuesday Of last
week a dwelling house belonging to p c..
Ransom, Esq, of this city; situated on
Sank river, about eight miles from town,
At what was formerly known as Wood
stock, was burned to the ground. The
building had been occupied by tenant,
but the family had been absent for several
days. The cause of the fire is unknown,
but it was doubtless an incendiarism.-
Loss $1,000 !; insured for $500.
ANswERED.-"Which hotel in st.. Paul
would you recommend as the best?'' ~
Unhesitatingly, the International. The
management is most perfect every thing is
comfortable and hsmelike-the tables are
furnished with the best to be obtained in
the market-while Major vebber gives per-
sonal attention to the comfort Of guests. 1t
is, in reality, the only first class hotel in
the city. -
PERsoNAL.-Gov. Miller arrived in town
on Tuesday evening and left again this
morning. He willplease accept our thanks
for fine steel-engraved portrait of our
worthy Governor Of Minnesota -
Judge Wilkin,. the Democratic Candidate
for Judge in the St. Paul district, has been
:, in town for several days past as referee in
tho case Of Lowry vs Lowry. .a
Lieut.. Alex. Kinkead. of the Second
Battery, has been assigned to duty as Quar-
= tsrmsster on Gen. Brannon's staff, with
headquarters at Chattanooga, Tenn. IS:
REruRxED.-Major Snyder, u. s. Pay
unaster, was in town on Friday evening
having returned from Fort Wadsworth,
Z Dakota Territory, where he paid $40, 900
10 the soldiers Of the garrison. Major s
considers the route via Fort Abercrombie
8 1nd this city, by which he came, much the
I best and shortest ~ the Fort. - This report
shssld, 81 deabtlsss win, have the effect
4 ssalias supplies sor thsspsx post
Z, q = = I - $
INV ADvsnrIss,esxrs,;- Attention i.
sallsd . the advertiselqents 81. Gov. Miller.
Several good opportunities ar Il e offered for
investment or tor sale ofpropsrty. 4
G. Proal, Of st. Paul, advsrtisss Tie oel-
sbrated Henry and Ballatkd riAss for sale.
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