St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-10

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~The Circulation or the Democrat
40 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
P1hlished above st. Anthony. Fan
= .st Advertisers renaenabsr this. q
49, W you'd respectfully req1ft al
sx.isess men a.d Other. wishing any MA1 Of
Job Printing, to call and examine our e.
ss~.;,. stock Of sNsso Material, just rsee'Ded
kos. tie east, before sending to st. Paul or go
~ elsewhere. Our JOB Office is "o~ ono Of
IL. 6s.t in the State, and zoe do .0ork sohich
,ss ,sal sgvarantse to DC sati!faeto'y, at st.
Paal prices. ....s sit,..s
Palssrru1AN-Pastor, Rev. +. Y. Campbell. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at Ion O'clock Evening
Of I. Sunday School AFTER morning service Is "a
~ All kinds Of Job Printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in yonr orders.
Letters from .Ardebe" and "specs"
are on file for next week. @.,t 800
A warm shower would be great beue-
it, in giving vegetation an extra start.
Public school for District No. 2 COM
menced on Monday at the Everett school
house. Miss Mary Sheppard is teacher.
-We are informed that the Universalist
Society Of this place has determined to
erect q church during the present season.
i Mr.. John Denton returned from tho
East last week. and MIR. Jos. Edelbrook
on Tuesday evening Of this week. Their
new goods will be here in few days.
Hon. I. Donnelly has placed US under
obligations for copies Of the Report Of tho
Department of Agriculture for 1864. and
for other desirable documents.
Mr.. Levi Wheeler has purchased the
dwelling house belonging to Mr.. J. D.
Hyke, located neoond avenue, short
distance above the Stesrns House.
From Emery & Co., publishers Of the
Prairie Farmer, Chicago, We have received
packages Of Tilden's farmers Seeding to-
mato, and Of mixed German asters. Theee
publishers give seeds free to their sub
scribers. -
Rev. David Tice, late Methodist minis
ter at this place, has raised $500 toward
building church in Mankato. This IS Mr..
IT'S forte. He built q fine church here, an
other in Austin, and is now in the same
work at Mankato. r..
The Marshall (Mich.) Statesman bids
adieu to Mr.. William Powell, late Cashier
of the National Bank Of Michigan who
comes to Minnesota to enter into Business.
The fact of Mr.. P.'s having been for some
time = regular subscriber to The DEMOCRAT
gives good reason for his removal to this
State. : %. 'E,s =.
We would call attention to the card Of
McKelvy 4 Kerr, attorneys at law. Both
are young men of acknowledged talent and
ability, with considerable experience, and
it is safe to say that the firm will prove .
strong and popular one. s.s# e.
= See advertisement of Social Ball, at
the Luxembourg House, at West St. Au-
gusta. Quite q number will probably 60
from this vicinity. .-".@ H. "a
"A letter from correspondent at Rock
vile complains that they are not served
with their mails-that the carrier takes
tho route on the other side of Sank River:
This correspondent also says that the re-
port that the Rockville bridge had been
damaged is not true. ..e e-Tt -.. + = ~
Coxr1RxED.- VIM. NJ. Kimball, Of
Of this place, late Quartermaster at Fort
Ripley, has been confirmed a. Brevet Colo
mel Of volunteers, for efficient services.
.EouEsrRIAN.-These pleasant evenings
and good roads are being enjoyed by quite
4 aaaater cfladies and gentlemen who turn
out on horseback in couples aud in caval-
cades. Good riding horses are in demand.
- THANKs.-We are indebted to Mr.. John
~. Sss's 4 4 :
from plant Of this springs growth. 1t was
exceedingly pslatable. Uuele John always
beats everybody else in raising early rhu-
barb, and he generally remembers appre-
oiative editors. f:sl 'y%- 81! 5i5t.'ln<
STILL THEY CoME.-Almost every stage
brings load Of gold seekers who are 60
Ing through to Montana, although It will
be q couple Of weeks yet before the expe-