St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-03-15


'.g <a.e.r6ere. Oar Job Office is mow one Of
the best IN the State, and see do srork 'oh,ch
~ .eal guarantee to be satisfactory, at ~.
Paal prices.
PREsBYrER1AN--Pastor, Rev. r. V. Campbell. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at lOa O'CLOCK. Evening
at ~. Sunday School after morning service.
Rev. 8. G. WARDLAw, of Minneapolis, arrived in
town last evening from Sank Centre. Bishop Whipple
being obliged by illness in his family to suspend his
visitations Rev. Mr. W. was commissioned to hold ser
vices according to tho list Of appointments already
made We understand that he started for Little Falls
and Crow Wing this morning. with Rev. Mr.. Chase, Of
this city, and is expected to preach At st. Johns St.
Cloud, ON Sunday next, at 1919 An.
The burned corner makes an ugly
looking place in town, as it occupies one
Of the most prominent locations.
"A letter from Fort Ripley says that
almost foot Of snow fell at that place du
ring Sabbath day and night.
"A gentleman in Chicago write US to
learn if he can rent two dwelling houses in
St. Cloud; one with seven to ten rooms,
and the other smaller. Any person know
ing of any such houses to rent will leave
word at this Office.
We have received note from MIR.
Robert s. Hamilton, formerly Of Littlo
Falls, now in Virginia City, Montana He
is we'll, and says he intends coming to St.
Cloud to live, when he has s'made his pile
We would call attention to the correc-
ton in the day Of sale Of Subsistence
Stores at Fort Ripley-from Thursday, to
Tuesday. Many Of the articles offered tor
sale are said to be really good.
FIRST PAGE.-On the first page will be
found q price list Of provisions, &c, at
Montana; also other interesting matter.
In the supplement this week is an extended
article on trichina, with illustrations.
SNow.-On Saturday afternoon and even
ing, snow fell to the depth of three or four
inches, and the most of it is yet remaining
on the ground, giving to all out-of-doors The
appearance of early winer.
Coon T1ME.-The sociable at Fl. J. Fow-
ler's on Friday evening was the largest and
most profitable of any that there has been
as yet. 1t quite resolved itself into reg
ular party, and two o'clock found very few
guests to be missing. Everybody expected
to have "a good time at Fowler's," and they
had it.
Non EST INIENTUs Our sellers and pur-
chasers Of hay are minus hay scales, as
that article, being located beside Peterson
and Stelley's store, fell a prey TO the flames
on Sabbath night.
P. s. It has since been put in working
order.
GIRL scAIDED a young girl Of fifteen,
LIZZIE Robinson, daughter of James Rob-
inson, who is employed at Mr.. simonton's,
scalded herself so severely on Tuesday
morning that her life is despaired of. II
seems that she is subject to fits, and on this
occasion fell on to couple of vessels on
the stove filed with hot warer, scalding he,
face and body terribly. DR.. Tollman was
called in, but thinks her recovery doubtful.
MASONIC VISIT The regular meeting Of
North Star Lodge No % F.. s. A.. NJ.
Of this city, on last Saturday evening, was
rendered specially interesting by visit
from W.. NJ. w. T. Rigby and large
delegation from the Clearwater Lodge
We understand that this lodge is in q -four
fishing condition. -..,~ .
sKAT1Na.-The young folks. boys ant
girls, ranging all the way from Eve to six
teen years, have Converted the ice plot
near Hanford's store into a skating park
and are daily going Through their gyra
tons Of sliding, slipping, falling and get
ting up. But most of them are very credi
table skaters, and all seem to relish tn,
' sport amazingly. '
MARKErs.-1n correcting our market re
port this morning, we found quite differ
-ence in the prices held by different dealers
Most seem disposed, however, to drop with
the falling markets. We have given thu
highest and lowest figures, including botf
buying and selling prices. .,...>
=. FROM. VERM1Ll1ON.-Paul Beaulieu, (the
Chippewa Interpreter) who left Grow Wing
MIMI, about month ago with q party
sent from Chicago for tho purpose Of pros.
peeling for. gold at Vermillion Lake, lin
the Lake SuIeri ountry) has written q
letter to q gentleman in Crow. Wing, sta
ting that there is gold there, and in great
quantities. 7
=. SIE1aH1sa.- sleighiDg is probably
better now than at any time during th'
winter. The late snow on the icy; founda
ton makes capital roads. Enjoy it while i
lasts, for it cannot be depended on mucl
after the Fourth Of July. How We pit,
those down casters. who have no ide.
what good sleighing is, who wake up in
snow storm, 20 to. bed with it raining, an
put in their time during the day wadin
through mud. @
GoNH.-We speak ..by the card'' whel