St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-12-14

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IL D0UDLN that Of any ether paper
pabltshsd a6Sv3 ST. Anthony Fails
4st Advertisers remember this.
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t.s.;ise stock Of Nep Material, jssf reee'rs'a
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sAs be.s II Tie State. and ~e do srork which
y. !. IT. guarantee to Be set;stqeto,y,, at. 81.
P2sl pE1ees. a9 z.S
Pnocsxps.-The total receipts Of the
sthrss-aAys': fair at The {, Catholic church
amounted to the snug saus Of $l0l1.
a5Nor,cx.-Ssrvices viii bseheld regularly
hereafter in the Presbyterian church, at 10
O'Clock 1. u: Sunday school 1t 81 4: i.
A young mems bible class is being formed,
ind the young men Of town are cordially
invited 10 attend. ajtiS, tTI@1a.2 4
:. No MAlL.-No mail from St. Paul has
been received At this place since Monday
8 evening. All the cuts along the railroad
are blown full Of snow, 50 that no train has
reached Elk River. All passengers who
have left here since Tuesday morning are
still ut Monticello, and, s. are, the down
mails. -
DEpIcArlox.-On Sabbath last the dedi-
cation ceremonies Of the new Catholic
church were performed, AMI . sermon de-
livered by Bishop Grace, Of st. Paul: The
church was we'll filled. An admission fee
Of fifty cents was charged, from which
$3.50 were realized for the church. :, =,
RUNAwA1.-On Thanksgiving afternoon
"A country mans team started from, Wash
ingtoa avenue. dashed past the new Catho-
lie Church, past Tenvoorde's. and when we
last saw them were still gallo ing in that
direction with the wagon right side up.
Snow Monday morning brought; a snow
storm which continued during the day. A
continual high wind, increasing to q gale
that night, rolled the snow into huge drifts,
rendered unsightly by tAe mixture of sand
and dirt. Old Horeas relented but little
until Tuesday evening, when his ragings
were succeeded by still and rather Irae:ns
weather, which has continued until to-day
as we 60 to press. The sun il out bright
Frozen 70 DeArH. ION the 18th instant
two soldiers of Company A, 10th U. s. In
fantry, stationed At Fort Ripley, who had
been drinking during the day, went about
dark to saloon just below the Fort, where
they obtained more liquor. Leaving the
saloon they start ed for some Inuian tepecs,
aud lost themselves; Search was made just
after roll call. and one of the men found
with both his hands frozen, and brought
back to the Fort. The other was not found
Till next morning about ten o'clock. He
had frozen to DEATH on the ice, about half
= mile below the Fort.
ExoRBirAxr.-Whileg great complaint is
being made concerning the monopoly rates
charged by railroad companies for freight,
it would be we'll to give little attention to
the c1orb,tant tariff Of express, companies.
A package has to be quite valuable .h.t is
no. eaten UP by charges from New York to
this, place. The rates charged are outra.
geously high, and unwarranted by any
expense Of transportation or risk. .''.'.
- PRETTY GooD:-We overheard the follow
ing conversation in our press-aoom The
other day: ',',' '<''-' ''.'''
D<va to pre~sman ii i1av. some stuff
that takes the chaps of . fellows hands
,;1irstrrate.. -; IL sanG@ .2s:aoy ''y;.;%s.
~ Ire,sma"-Have you.sa DO. yousknow the
girls have an exsier, way Of getting the
chaps off thtiir hands !%.~ ~ =, 20 e1,
Devil-How ,:
I'res,mien-They give them The mitten.
er5J 49, IT. - =. : --T;ai II iI.3 II;
tPEnsoxAL,-P. zL..Grego,,y, ESP; started
for St. Paul last week to take ehatge dfnhe
,nor:ning and evening train Of the 5. P. 4
.TR. RI during the absepee fsC6napeta1
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We 1..rn thaat Dr. j. y.lWir.en left New