The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-12-03


shipped by rail to st. Paul. Venison this
year il very fine. -.
MAlK11s.-Parmers will understand
that We give the buying prices Of grain'
and the selling prices Of flour in Our reports
The corrections are made by one Of the
largest houses in this city, Davis 4 Clark.
TABlIAux.-The ladies Of the Presby-
terrain church announce . very pleasant en-
tertainmsot at Schwartz l. Theis' new hall
tomorrow evening embracing tableaux,
music, Sc. Refreshments will be served at
the conclusion Of the performance. Let
Ill 90 who care for good time.
The BETTER WA1.-The editor o. the
Hastings Union thanks somebody for fine
''turkey sent in to grace his table, on
Thanksgiving. Why didn't he 'grace' =
table where the turkey and other 6xins had
been provided! That's our modest way Of
dong such things.
THROUGH TlA1xs-At'a meeting Of the
Minneapolis Board Of Trade on Last We'd
nesday, it Was stated that the Milwaukee 4
Minneapolis and 81. Paul l. Pacific Roads
intend running through passenger trains
between Milwaukee and st. Cloud. This
change will probably 60 into operation BE-
fore long.
Observation-Disclosures the Union Library
viii be open only ON Friday and Saturday
Of each week, 1t from two to nine P. NJ
Mrs. Perkins Russell, librarian.
The mex. meeting Of the Association will
be 1t tho residence Of N. P: Clarke: Thii
will be the rsgulae semi-annual meeting.
PAN HAvE..-Ws had . call yesterday
morning from c. J. Beobsr, Of Fair Haven
He informs ~ that the new grist mill .
Mayall, WYE 4 Linseott has already don
some custom work, and by next week vii
be in complete running order. It has tw
new run Of stone, and third will be odd
cd next spring. This mill does exeellen
work. - 70. ~ '.'-., ,,
TIL. Nsw LAND O111q1, .undezstaa
that the greater portion Of the books, map
plats, and records for the new Land Off
At Alexandria have been received. Bot
the officers have their commissions, n
only await instructions from the Depar
ment 10 commence work. This Office vi
be q great convenience to the people Of Il
frontier.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On Friday last
young man named August Gephard, livi,
near Fair Haven, stated with > sled q
yoke Of oxen to bring in deer he b
killed the day previous. He was standi'
p on the sled holding. his gun.z =. col
psniou wss driving the cattle, and VIII
still in sight Of tho house, the gun, by SOL
unknown means, WAS discharged, the ~
passing through Gephard's hand 9
breast. Hs exclaimed, II am dead" .
expired almost instantly. ..*
i, THx War BEsr.-The most etyn
dress goods, the best clothing, the ehoio
, groceries, the best.htting boots and sho
+, the incest assortment Of hats .and e.
; r. and the most complete variety ofsvsfythl
II that may be wanted, eau always b.. fou
y at Pickit Il Abbott's. They keep only /
ii best goods, bought low for cash, and
cheap 70 their customers. II you do :,
already make your purchases At the n
ula.or," you should 10 there a. once: :,
CuRls1HAs BALL.-W. ". Pinn,v.
New London, will give Grand Bail
Christmas evening At his new hall. !
London, Monongalia county. The Mar
nah string bald has been secured, and
who 70 can be certain Of having reg
old-fashioned good ,ims. a..
i safr .' --.---'-T--- :.
n Uxrouxp.p.-Tbe report hes been q
i lated that the small pox has appeared
Maine Prairie. This IL : mistake, -
learn from the physician who attended
- parties supposed to have the disease.
8 dfJ;EAl s.i7{fFE