The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-10-10

! TEE NoArH, stan lion WoRks OF 81.
A1rHoSr.-We would call the attention 81
our readers to tho North Star Iron Works
Of Harrison 4 Co., situated ct St.. Anthony.
Their works OCCUPY what Was formerly
kAown !. the Edwards Block, : three-story
stone building, With { front Of 26 feet on
Main street, and extending ba,k 90 feet.
Since tho building passed into the posses
sion Of Harrison / Co., they have put up .
two.story addition, the depth Of tho main
building, and with front Of ~ feet, giving
them total frontage Of 40 feet. In tho rear
they have added : building 80 by so feet,
which II occupied ~ their foundry. The
ground floor Of tho original building and Of
the eide addition 9is used ~ machine shops.
The machinery here Is Of : description
which enables them to do very heavy a. we'll
b light work: Passing to The rear Of the
machine shop, We enter the foundry, which
has capacity q dix 10 eight tons pei day,
with ample arrangements for making light
or heavy .castinss at short notice. Also
founding brass: The blaoksmth shop is To-
Gated near the foundry and machine shops.
Tho second ;story Of the main building and
side addien contains tho wood working ma
qhi4sEy., "a this department they keep On
hands stock Of hard wood and tre prs-
pared to do to order . general manufaotur-
ing and repairing business in agricultural
Implements, railroad work, etc, etc. The
third story is occupied as pattern shop
and drawing room. Their wheel is located
at the Falls with head Of twenty-six feet.
and is connected with the works by two
hundred feet Of Skating. Mr.: DePew, whose
name il familiar in the State, is. superin-
tenedent Of tho foundry and machine shops.
II An EIEa2ar WArcH.-Among the many
articles Of jswslry at Bush's, elegant Is
we'll Is useful, is watch that by pressing
on; spring, the time is accurately and
distinctly struck by hoars, quarters and
minutes. It's also wound and the hands
SGT without the NE Of akey... 1t is gotten
up in the best style throughout. Indeed
oil hi: watches are, and he has : large lot
from tho best manufactures in the world
English, american, Swiss and French.
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MINNESOTA Fun Srog8, 1872 THIRD ST.,
ST. PAUI.-Mr. Moore, has now ready q
splendid assortment Of ladies fine furs, con,
aistingt Of Hudson Bay sable and mink
full uapes,E half o.pes. collars, NUTS and
cuffs; also >gentlemen's: caps, nualers,
gloves and sleigh robes. Mr., NJ: vii, send
goods ordered BY express, With privilege Of
returning on paying express charges not
suited! T." ''-.': g.. 49, - ~
NEw F1nns.-Having dissolved partner
ship; Messrs. n. r. Bennett and H. w..
Hanford will continue tho manufacture and
sale Of fire arms, &c., atthe old stand. each
Of these gentlemen is we'll supplied with
stock and understands the tlfious depart
ments Of the business. =
Foa Rzxr.-A double dwelling house,
pleasantly located, will'be rented to one or |
two families: Inquire at this Office.
Ever, thing il theI way Of provisions
and family groceries may be found at
Nora. Newell q Co's.s They are constantly
receiving fresh goods; and always sell sss !
low as the lowest. Goods delivered in any
part Of the city.
WAIT A LITTLE LosoEa.-West & Co.
will have, by the 18th Of this month, = |
lafie:. assortment Of frames and picture |
glass, direct from the East, suitable for !
'washington and Family" and "Lincoln |
and Family
STILL AZ 1Anen:-Geoqrgi;es Reynolds,
who Was arrested for shooting the girl,
ankCalif, Iahd1 after preliminary ex-
animation, escaped, has not since been Sc
cured. It's, believed that he Lett the State,
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Rev. Aiken, Of Owatonna, filed the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church on Sab
bath evening. Rev. Wilson, a missionary
from 1ndia-born there-gave in the eve
ming, highly interesting account of the
life in that far-of country. He will re-
turn soon again to labor among tho people |
there. -'i- :: . - s@'S !s.5~
earns is opening still another fresh lot
Of 6lothing: Tits Wonderful how much he
sells during these dull times, and how we'll
satisfied all his customers are.
A. Coop Ta1Na.-Henry W. "A. Mergel
is agent for this county for Jackson's Uni
versal Washing compound. It hos been
used in this town, and gives general
satisfaction: i"+'.t ,.o;<: :-:< = =.
SEQ tho notices Of dissolution Of CO.
p.rt!es9.seia of & =, H.ntort. and i:
'pDs. ,ss : Mile .kk.::::I ia
60 to +. C. Smiths for boots and !
shoes: He hs. lie best' u goods, xith:prices
lower than ever. .asIo - 0tsi &.
=: 4. :t do; I: Ssef.F; i. Il. IAN. Of
sst,snaid nov sagay fought y sths 81 |
pi1'3 r. isRt'B: GO: til sheir f6ad. is'1s
~slehathfh i '*ops;iahha cost $l5,ooe5 Bin
4w2 notice tba9 ''Prof silver" x tSi 81
okasttsa stvund he's hst vihtsr,. i: II III.
sJs33:sDoaee County, with 8 acelebratssa !
mineral tsbaps,M which, .stonts well ~
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