St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-06-07

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vicss every Sabbath morning at o'clock. evening
att. Sunday School after morning service. st.z$s
v-Mrs, Jane G. Swisshelm is, nowsa reg
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We are under obligations 70 Senator
Ramsey for . number Of public documents
Of real intrinsic value.
We learn that Mr.. VIM. Thompson has
purchased the cabinet shop Of H. J. Fow-
Ter, with the lot on which it stands, for
$3.50. Cheap. 6.9s1 f2%5x3
Rev. Rallou, lately in, charge OF; the
Universalist church at this place, has gone
to.a'nsw Iaeld ct labor, The society here
10 now without = pastor.
IN. P. Clarke's train Of forty-three
teams returned from Georgetown on Tues
d.y,.pd started next day for Big Lake full.
" loaded with wheat.
-.Extract of Tobacco, for sheep wash, )"
just what every farmer wants-kills ticks,
cure. scabi on sheep. For sale At M'.rla.ts'
Go. B. /. B. NJ. v. G., arrived in town
ON Saturday, and passed through to Fort
Smelling 10 be mustered out Of service. A
number Of st Cloud men were connected
with this Company.
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+. The Minneapolis ALA. has raised its
advertising rates from 1925: to $3.50 per
column, being an advance Of $25. The
high price Of paper and labor render it
very difficult for publishers to keep down
their rates Without actual loss. s' -
BouQrEr.-Our thanks are due Miss
Lille Burbank for beautiful bouquet left
on our table last Saturday afternoon. We
regret that We were not present to make
personal acknowledgements
RuNxINa.-Both Tobey's aud Bridgmsn's
ssaw-milts are running, and are rapidly cut
ting out piles of lumber. Both are. Well
supplied with logs. and they expect to be
able to.meet even the he avy demand an
ticipated for this seasons building.
SHEEP KILLED lover seventy sheep have
been killed and a large number wounded
on Name Prairie during the past spring
by some kind of animals. 1t is not known
whether the destruction is caused by wolves,
, lynxes or dogs. We incline to the belief
that the dogs are the butchers.
The NUMBER.-Persons have frequently
! asked how many saloons there were in town
selling liquor Or beer, or both. A recent
investigation shows that there are twenty
two, We had supposed the number to be
much in excess Of these figures.
.LARGE FLocK.-Lieut. ]. r. Howard has
on his farm at Sank Centre, sixty miles
west Of St. Cloud, flock of 400 fine sheep.
Lieut.. II. continues to make additions, by
purchase, and Sank Centre can soon boast
of one Of the largest and best focks Of
sheep in Northern Minnesota. Nothing
pays better. :, 49,. : .,.s4. 81
RoBBrrr.-On the night Of the Sd inst,
some person entered the stable Of the Min
nesoto House aud stole bay mare belong
ing to O.. and 8. Forgerson. There were
also taken bride. a rope halter, an Indi
An saddle, five gray swoolen shirts, ole
brown hat, qix-shooting revolver and .
razor. 49,. .-. ~: .,..
s1pEwALKs:-A petition for . sidewalk
along the east side of Washington avenue as
fsr a. the Central House, and on the north
side Of st. German street to Mr.. Grandel
myers residence, was presented to the
Council at its last sitting, and laid over un-
til tomorrow evening. It will doubtless
be granted. 12&# #"ts 5ss@-:1~#>>''a'. ;"* !.
Il WaEAr.-Most of our merchants are buy
Ing heavily il wheat, such prices being paid
% will well repay farmers for their years
labor. Appearances being very favorable
for heavy crop this year, rendered spec
tally 30 by the late rain, large quantities Of
wheat which were held back are brought
int market. When farmers get good pri-
COS for their produce, then oil kinds Of
business prosper. e5ti.9t' Is 81 ~
SIC TRANSIT sGLoR1A MuxDL-Hon. B.
Overbeek, Member Of the last Legislature
! from this District, and : regular war-horse
) Of Democracy, was arrested on last Sabbath
evening by Policeman Lsuerman and given
quarters in the Jail for the night, for h.v-
ing larger. stock Of whisky aboard than
he could conveniently carry. In the morn
ing he was fined So and COSTS and allowed
to 70 on his way sadder, soberer and,
We hope, better man. s.. .......1| ii
RAIN Never vas : rain more welcome
than that which commenced on Tuesday
Afternoon, .nd continued during tho night.
The ground was very dry, and crops were
tagging from lack of rain. The earth II
. now we'll soaked, aud from appearances
this morning win be still further soaked be.
/. fore night. s. 3.E sg.et3 ~ 4 III.
~ Broke Cart The last Of the great Mon
.tana expedition, which has been in camr
nesr Lake George, struck tents yesterda,
morning and started for Fort Abercrombie
They Ill leave ii good spirits, VI hope
Of making their everlasting fortunes il
the mines. Capt. Fisk's wife and daugh'
ter are with this party. The Captain him.
self will be In town until Monday next,
n BTx1 CoxTHAcr.-The contract for fur
& nisaing fresh beef to the troops It For
[ 1iylsy, (the advertisement for which ap
pearsd = TH1 DENocnAr last week, ",
4 awardaA . MSses La Fond, Of Grow wins
The oaly biddGrsa were 8. B. Olmsted. :