St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-11-30

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ton OF 1867, Of whom 1881 were males,
furnished $50 soldiers during the war.
We are indebted to NJ. p. Noel, ESQ.,,
tor Photographic copy of drawing made
ey him Of the military camp at PASSPORT,
Miss.
-Leandcr Gorton, Esq is acting Mayor
Of the city during the absence Of Judge
hamlin.
! u. Landwer 4 Son are making ar
rangements for building distillery at this
place in the spring. 1t will probably be
located somewhere on the river.
There was no service at the Episcopal
church on Sabbath, Rev. Chase having
gone to Anoka 10 assist in the ordination
services Of Rev. Scott, who, it will be re-
membered, was the officiating Baptist min
lister ut this place year or two ago.
I We would call attention to the card of
Capt. J. NJ. McKelvy. He is known as one
of Northern Minnesota best lawyers.
"A good chance is offered all who wish
to buy their win: er apples cheap. See ad-
vertisement.
Read Joseph Edelbrock's new adver-
! tisement.
See notices Of lost horse and porte
! monnaie.
Don't fail to read the advertisement
'Woman's Life Preserver" on the fourth
| page. The article spoken Of is good.
PERsoNAL.-H. C. Burbank, Esq, re-
turned on Saturday evening from a six
| weeks trip East. We should imagine
| from his appearance that he had been
! we'll fed Ind had enjoyed good con-
science.
MAJ. Rice, commandant at Fort Ripley,
and Capt. VIM. NJ. Kimball, A. Q. NJ, were
in town last evening.
George Parry, Esq, of Sheffield, the
agent of English capitalists, arrived here
direct on Monday evening to examine the
railroad lands in this locality. He was
much pleased with the country on the way
up, and was especially delighted with the
clear weather, saying that it was the first
time in his life he had ever witnessed three
consecutive days of sunshine. But the
light fall Of snow on Monday night started
him prccipitately back on Tuesday morn
ing.
MORE AND BETrEs.-Schultcn & Co.,
are still receiving stacks of new goods for
the winter trade. They have the best %,
and 4-peint Mackinaw blankets, and al
so b. fla lorobe overcoats made at this place
to order, and of much better quality than
of eastern manufacture They have also
large stock OF carpets, which they are
selling much under the market rates.
These items COM tit,ltc but a 1.-THE of their
winters goods.
ScHooL.-Mrs. Mar. ,ha E. Paulding has
a Aourishing school in upper town, where
the higher English branches, French and
Latin are taught. Lessons are given on
the piano, harp anu guitar. Mrs. Pauld-
ing is assisted by Mr.. Armstrong. There
is ALSO a primary department under Charge
Of q separate teacher. Mrs. Paulling has
had long experience as a teacher, and il
considered quite successful.
WORLDS Fairs. 3. Loyc & Co. have |
opened an immense stock Of goods in their |
new store, on Washington avenue, opposite |
the Land Office. 1t comprises all the sta
pie articles, in heavy quantities. Their
advertiser ent tells the full tale. They are
live men, wide-awake to business, aud ore
bound to do a rushing trade They de-
liver al articles purchased ut their store
in any part Of the city free Of charge.
re- Bennett has goodly share Of his |
fall and winter stock now in store, and it !
is sufficient to say that it IS on par with
his usual supply. His line of staple goods !
is very full and heavy, embracing all the
standard grades. His dress goods are al
ways selected with taste, and the ladies will
find on his shelves very choice variety of
the best manufactures. His stock Of cloth !
ing is large, and he has filed his grocery
department with plenty of filling for the
inner man. In every respect his stock is
a complete one.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH RooMs.--I have just
opened new photograph gallery at DR..
A. I. Upham's rooms, where I am prepar-
ed to take all kinds Of pictures-photo.
graphs, ambrotypes and ferrotypes, and to
color in oil or with water colors. Particu-
lar attention paid to obtaining good pic
lures Of children
GEO. W. TOWNSEND.
nD" Company E, I. B. NJ. V. l., Capt.
George Boyd, camped on the east side Of
the river last night. They are bound for
Fort Ripley. This Company has been
tossed about hither and thither considera-
bly, of late.
A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS HousE.-The
Income Tax list shows that the Auction House of Fair
child Co., pay twice much Income tax oil other
Houses in the District, and 81 times much as all the
other auction and Second Hand houses ~ SC. Put
bined.
In addition to their auction business they keep al
ways on hand Large Stock of Dry Goods, Boot and
Shoes, Hats and Caps and in their large hall in the
second story, and second hand furniture and have
well established regular retail trade.
Their junior partner at the head of their Ohio house)
has 40 years. experience in purchasing, and spends
about six months in the year, in the auction of
N. Y, leisurely picking up bargains as they offer.