St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-08-09

Fnn.-At one o'clock On Tuesday morn-.
inx the. blacksmith and machine shop q
Mr.. D. Burnham, 6 Sank Rapids, wasl
discovered to 30 on are, Tho building and
It's ooptents proved IN almost total LOSS
Worry little doubt exists but that the hre.
was the work "a incsndiary. Mr.. B. had
carefully examined around his f1rnAo e
in the evening: parties had passed the shop
It eleven o'clock, whom there was no sign
Of nre. II 10 further stated that whom dis
covered the flames were IN the front end Of
the building, and that the only things
saved were such Is we're in the vicinity Of
tho furnaces. The mann building vas -
BY rs, With an t 10 By @. Mr.. BIS loss
win not fall short Of $4,000 insured for
800 In the Underwriters. Isl.
BELL BRoTHrRs. We have besn shown
the plans for the new store building 70
be erected By the above firm, now
doing business in Minneapolis. The size II
% by Is, two stories, with a:hnely finished
front. Il will DO located On st. Germain
street, adjoining sohwarts's saddler store,
Is Bell Brothers intend ressrvihg tho cor
ner space for still larger building, to be
put up some time ia the future. Work
will be commenced at once on the store
room to be used BY them this fall. Mr.. E..
Staples has the contract for tho brick and
mason work; Mr.. J.. r. Clark for the
carpenter work. $500. S.s.,.s.
FoR SA1E.-Mr. j. A. Baker purposes
moving to the southern portion Of the
State about the FIRST Of September, and in
consequence will dispose Of his household
furniture 1t low rates. Those wishing to
obtain bargains, should call early.
Residence on Welles avenue, opposite
Hon. J. P. Wilson's.
RA1x.-Heavy. rain fell ON Sabbath
night, also on Monday, and on Tuesday
night. On Wednesday the clouds dispersed,
giving way to fair weather. Although .
considerable quantity Of grain was down,
yet it is believed that the injury to It win
be slight, If at all. The rains will be
greatly beneficial to late crops Of al kinds
and to vegetables. ~ ~ s ..S$.z ..s y !
ScHuhrrN & Co.-Farmers win soon be
through harvesting, and then they will
want to make new purchases. y Their at.
tention win properly be directed to this
popular house On St. Germain street,
where complete assortment Of Ill kinds d
goods is kept. They do business on fair
principles, and in this way win hosts Of
customers. :.sE:zzttssssseee =. $E4sg.5s
| P1RsoxAL.-H L, Moss, Esq, U. 8
District Attorney for Minnesota, Was il
town on Tuesday !. '. !. :..z ..s.. i.
A report reaches Here, that Ave Or sir
valuable horses left BY Gen. Adams in the
vicinity Of St. Cloud have been stolen. -
hastings Independent. .gs .eg%sy ,ss.s..E5 49,
+ There must be some mistake; nothing O.
the kind il known Of here. - - .,
Senator Trumball and Speaker Colfa1
met with grand reception at ChicaGo OF
the LIST. Both delivered speeches. i.
The Hastings lndepesdent says that a
old gentleman named Arnold, Baptis
minister, died at that placs Oh the 28tl
ult. from overhesting: 5 Is. ...I5.5 n ,.. III;
The Fort Ridgley country was visitet
on t the 81st by destructive hail storm
which indicted great damage upon II,
crops,
CAGES Of cholera are still reported .
different cities-New York., St. Louis
/ Cincinnati, &c. IN K ) 4 q = -