The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-07-11
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Drc11SEp.-The communication Of ''Z''
is declined, as no name accompanies it,
This rule is imperative, aud correspondents
might as well understand it arst as last.
Nor1cE.-The Rev. AIR. Ash, of III.
is expected to preach in the Presbyterian
Church on next Sabbath morning.
Observation-Disclosures and builders
are again invited to send in to tho County
Auditor bids for the erection Of now Jail.
Sec advertisement.
HORSE THIEF ARREsTED.-On Monday
4 half breed was arrested at Sank Rapids
on tho charge of having stolen a couple OF
horses from some person living in the upper
end of Benton county.
K1cxrDnrA HoRsE.-Our amiable friend,
Mr.. J. f. Bell, was so severely kicked on
the leg by horse the other day that he is
unable to get out Of the house. st. Ger
main street misses his winning ways
wonderfully.
THs "scux."-A chap from the country
came into Coyotes on the Fourth, and
drank eight glasses Of soda water, persist
ently waiting in each case until the "mis-
cradle scum settled"
GRoc rI1rs.-For the best and cheapest
family groceries, 60 to the new firm, Morse,
Newell 4 Co., corner Washington avenue
and Lake street. They deliver all goods
free Of charge.
RUSAwAr.-On the afternoon Of the
Fourth, one Of Silsby's horses, the big gray
while being driven by Mr.. D. Barnes,
ran away, knocking the buggy Into kin
ding wood and scrap iron.
ALI BuRxzrr.-This side. splitting genius
gave two performances at this place last
week, on the Sd and 4th. Brokers' Hall
was filed each evening, and the hearers
aud lockers on were perfectly satisfied that
they obtained the full value of their
money.
Gus sHoP.-Mr. G. NJ. Doughty has
completed : neat gun shop on Washington
avenue, near the Montana Billiard Hall.
1t will soon be ready to be occupied.
J. H. L1xN1MASN.-Mr.L L. offers q lot
Of -four, salt and general Merchandise for
sale at his store at St. 10. Immigrants
and the people in that vicinity will find Nj.
LIS good place to trade at.
TELEGRAPH.-Workmen were yesterday
employed in putting in telegraph poles
along Lake street, from the Mississippi to
Richmond avenue, and thence to the Post
Office building, for the wire. The work
will be completed in a few days.
SUPERIOR BR1cK.-Mr. H. J. Fowler
brought to our Office this week some specl
mems of the brick manufactured by him,
which would be difficult to excel. They
are well moulded and burned, and are Of
that beautiful, delicate cream color so much
admired in the Milwaukee brick.
DEATH FROM A B1TE.-Daniel st John,
one of tho driver ON tho stage line from
this city to Fort Abercrombie, died at Alex
andria on Wednesday night Of last week.
Some days before, while lying in the gran
ary asleep, he was bitten on one cheek by
spider. a swelling ensued, which spread
over his face, neck and breast, and finally
resulted in death.
NEW BASK.-Blessrs. ]. G. Smith & Co.,
Of Jefferson county, New York, have COM
menced the erection Of fine brick
building on St. German street, immedi-
atsly adjoining Bell & Co.'s store. It will
be 22x40, two stories high-the lower
story to be finished off for . bank, which
will be occupied by Smith & Co., and the
upper into Offices. Mr.. s. is in town
experimenting the work, and hopes to have
tho building completed in about sixty days
STIAwBE11lEs AND CnEAx.-Goyette is
serving up fne, luscious Strawberries
smotheeed in cream at his restaurant
Also ies.eream, soda water, and good
things in general
CAUGHT N 1H1 AcT.-A Frenchmar
came TO Capt. Lueg last week and offered
to sell him fat OF very low. As beef cattle
were generally held It good figures thu
Captain ''smelled MICE" especially whe1
the fellow stipulated that the transfer
should take place At midnight on the 81
inst. The arrangements were oil dull,
made; the individual drove up his OK
and the money WAS about to be paid over
when also Sheriff Mickey happened acti
dtnsally around and took the chap il
charge. The OK proved to be one belong
ing to Burbsnk's train.
Ice CREAH AND CoNrEcT1oNERY.-Nrs
E. A. Smith has leased the old stand o
Mrs. Smith T. Blood's millinery and dress
making stand, on St. German street, wher
she will open, the last of this week, . vel
selected stock Of confectionery, fruits, &c
The best the market affords will be KEEP
constantly on hand, and sold ss low as o
st. Paul. :. An ice cream saloon has bee
fitted up in the rear of the store, wher
ladies and gentlemen can always be accom-
modated With this delicacy and the fruit
Of the season.
HEAVY DExAND.-A heavy and regula
demand is being made by the farmers upo
the supply Of agricultural implements
store by ssvercool, Hope & Groverno
The Prize Hubbard Mower, the New-York