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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-09-17

CTATE OF MINNESOTA-DIs1R RIOT COURT
- Seventh Judicial District, County Of stearns.
against SSGMMONS.
Charles stolley, Defendant,
The State of Minnesota, to the above named De-
PENDANT:
Yo1 are hereby, summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which has been filed in
the Office of the Clerf OF this Court St. Cloud in
the county of Stearns, and to a copy Of your
answer to the saG complaint the subscriber, at
his office in st. Cloud Ste,riis county, Minnesota
within twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon You, exclusive of the day Of such SERVICE and
ifvou fail 6answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will take judg
ment against yd,i tor the fill Of two hundred
dollars, with interest hundred fad fifty dollars
from the nineteenth day Of July 1861 and interest
fifty dollars from the LIST Of September 1868, beside,
the costs and disbursements OF this action
Dated September U.s. A. D. 1858.
C. c. ANDREWS,
septl7-7t :: Plaintiffs Attorney, St. Cloud, MINI.
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80 The Circulation of Tho journal
IL DOUBLE that OF any other paper
pub lislAe&l ia Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertisers remember this.
REPUBLICAN DISTRICT CONVEN-
TlON.

Tho Republican electors in the Counties out Tide Of
Stearns in the Third s'natoris District, hereby
called to meet in leSate Contention at AK N
D "A in Dou las County, on Monday, Sept. IS,
1868, at o'clock P NJ, for the purpose of numina-
ting candidate for Representative to be elected at
the ensuing elect on in ovember next.
Tho aprsl tlonn,ent Of Del gates 10 Is follows:
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RkftBL1cAn CONVENTIONS.

Tho adjourned Count. Convention met
At tho Cour House on Saturday. September
IL, at two O'Clock p. NJ, and was called to
ordor by L. ". Collins.
In the absence of the Chairman, L. Cor
ton, Lieut.. ]. II. Raymond was chosen
Chairman.
The following Committee on Credentials
was appointed: c. Bridgmau, s. d. Pin
ney, J. f. West, ". B. Mitchell aud T. C.
Mcclure. Tho report Of the Committee
was accepted aud adopted.
On motion Of ". B. Mitchell, Albert c.
Gowdy was nominated By reclamation for
County Auditor.
Tho delegates from Commissioner Dist.
No. l (St. CLOUDY recommended Lewis Clark
for nomination As County Commissioner,
which was unanimously accepted.
Tho County Convention having finished
its business, i. vas, on motion, resolved
into District Convention for that portion
Of the Third Senatorial District composed
OF stearns county, the same officers acting.
An informal ballot was taken for Repre-
sentative-F. B. Shook md WIN. Mulliken
being appointed tellers--with the following
result:
Capt L. W. Collins, 16
s. B. Pinney, IL
Capt. Collins withdrew his name, and
moved that s. B. Pinney be declared, by
acclamution, the unanimous choice of the
Convention. Adopted.
The following District Committee was
appointed for the ensuing year: L. W. Col
Inns, T. c. Mcclure, H. G. Barrett, Chas.
Buss and s. NJ. Bruce.
lhe Convention then adjourned sine die.
L. LARSON, Secretary.
TAKEN TO SAUK CrNTRE.-P. Lamb, of
the live and go-ahead firm Of Lamb & Myr-
lex, Sank Centre. took up this week
splendid stock Of new goods for their store.
1t is one Of the largest that ever went up
the Valley, and if The good people in that
direction cannot be satisfied with the as
sortment offered them by Lamb l. Myrick
they need not look elsewhere. Vt is COM
plete throughout-fuil in every department
and will crowd their commodious rooms.
Customers can tiuu everything from mack
erel to breaking-plow, and from q ho,r
pin to silk dress. The new fall and win
ter styles of dress goods, Of the choicest
selections, have been purch ased, and the
ladies will not find it necessary to 60 to
st. Paul for anything the most exacting taste
may require. Mems and boys clothing for
the approaching cold weather can be pur-
chased, Of the best quality, most substantial
manufacture. and very cheap. Boots and
shoes. hats and caps, knit goods, hannels,
cassimeres, domestics, &C., &c., in abuna
ance and Of the standard makes. OF course
the grocery department is abundantly sup
piled with everything for homo wants.
Lamb & Myrick say they are determined
70 ''lead the market 1t Sank Centre, and
ask call from all who would purchase.
MoxosaAL1A CouxrY.-The Republicans
of MonoDgalia county have put it, nomi-
nation the following strong ticket, which
is sure to win:
County Auditor-W. W. Pinney.
2reasurer-J. 3. Garrison.
Judge of Pro6ate-A. s Lybe.
Register Of Deed,-C. Lien.
County Attorney Jason H. Payne.
Sherif-Simon Stone1.
Coroner-J. Q. Andrews.
Co. Com.-Andrew Railson.
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Sale OF 5choal Lands.

IN lands in the following mentioned school sections
in the county Of Stears and tAtc Of Minnesota will
be offered ut public sale the Tres,,rsr's office Of
:sd county, IN the City u Saint CoSd. on WEDNEs-
O'Clock A. NJ
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In THE WOODS 6 MILES WEST OF
NJ Cat 1AAh 1910

AS~ao$AN"NsVO~A
-Othcr Correspondents.
In THE WOODS 6 MILES WEST or
CLEARWATER, Sept. 10th, 1868.
ED11on JoURsAI.-1 always supposed
that this strip of country in here, bounded
on the cast BY t.Jerioho," vo.t BY Maine
Prairie, north By Neenah and Clearwater
road and south by Fair Haven, was en-
phaticslly wild land, but happening
through here with = surveying party, I
find my mistake. Every even section is
not only claimed but settled on. Good
comfortable log houses, and quite sizeable
fields are plenty, corn is extravasantly
tall, and water, musk and other "mellions"
abound. Roads arc scarce though, that
is practically but Fair Haven. with char
acteristic liberality, has surveyed two roads
through this tract about o mile apart and
nearly parallel to each other, and the coun
ty of Stearns has laid out road across it
the other way, from "Jericho' to Maine
Prairie, to give the last named place lit
| tie wider swing; and as F. Morrison has
charge Of the latter road, it will be put
through right along, (for TINT is Old Frank
style) At least one of the Fair Haven
roads will be opened up; so that country
will have q chance to get looked at from
this out.
The County road brings Mime Prairie
four miles nearer to saw and grist mills
than it was before; and possibly We may
see IL. Pr and an. p" trotting along il
like brothers hand in band, reciting those
beautiful lines from Shakespearcs Pill
grim's Progress =
But children you should never let
Your angry passions rise,
Your little hands were never made
To write such hard words about one an
other, for everybody supposed the chap
lain alluded to, was man about D. A
Hts slze." -
have written TO you several times
(this is the several;h,) but somehow publ
cation day got along before they were mail
T ed and 20 I'd let it slide another week
We happen to strike marvellous vein,
will let you know. Yours,
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
Hentannl,ar II. iR6N.

r AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL September II, 1863.
Thomas Hros0n AND ANdrsr SdnCord:
slRs: You are hereby notlAei 70 appear at thu
oface on the ~ DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850. At 10
o'clock In the forenoon II the saA day and then and
there show cause why your Homestead Entries No.
1857 and 1865 made by yoa April 2lst 1885, upon Tie
10 II section "a. ~ u section g, township IT.
range s. In tho Dtrct Il lands subject 70 ea,s a. u
Cloud. Minn.. should not be Cancelled, ~ Fred ):
Colby alleges an abandonment thereof BY you. aud
proposes then and there to show the same. when you
viii b permitted to contest sach snov!nS:
II. G. WAIT. keHster,
..,,. awv II. G, BURBANK, Receiver,
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LOCAL NEWS

m% w wo"!d respectfully request all
business men and Others ,cish,ng any kind Of
Job Printing, to call and examine our
eztensius stock Of lNew Material. just received
from tie east, before sending TO 81. Paul OF
going elsewhere. Our JOB Office IS NOE one
Of the best in the State, and zee 10 rork sra'ch
zee ul3 guarantee to be satistIe!ery, at Saint
Paul prices.
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kl'llE largest and best assortment Of
~ CLOCKS;msy be found and purchased
very low At BuSH'S. They are war
rantod.
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NOTICE.
ROCKVILLE EXPRESS.

will run an Exprese Wagon from St.
Cloud to Rock vile every SATURDAY. Pas
.engers will BE- carried either way for City
cents each. Packages aud freight 1t the
rate of thirty rents per hundred poun Is.
am also prepared to carry either passen
gers or freight on any other day, upon no.
ticc. Orders may be left in St. Cloud n
tho Post Office, or At P. Kramer's Hotel;
al Rockville, at my hotel.
PETER LOMMEL.
Mail Contractor on Route.
Rockville, Aug. II. 1868. n5.tf
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, IT. CLOUD, MINI,
u. Septsmbe 10, 1868.
.James Birt,oisele:
Sin: You are hereby notified to appear At this once
on the lfa DAYOP NOVEMBER, 1893, at 10 o'clock In
tho fossnooa ot the raid day AMI then and there show
CAUSE Why your Homestead Entry No 1881, made ~
section l. township III, range rs. in the District u
lands subject to sale at 1t. Cloud. Ann should
be cancelled, ~ Peter Olson alleges an abandon.
ment thereof BY you, and proposes then aud thcro to
show the same, whom yeu will 10 permitted to con
test such showing. Il. q. WAIT, Register,
sepl7.6wl IL. G. BURBANK. Receiver.
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MES s. .HEOWER.
ihSirman Repub lean Dist, Commit

MlsEHAHLS.-The west crossing Of Wash
ington avenue and St. Germaiu street il in
miserable condition. 1t should be made
better at once.
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New HALL.-Kraus & Tice intend max.
ing the entire upper story Of their block
into hall. 1t will be II feet wide, IS
feet long, and lG feet high.
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For RExr.-An Office, IN Bells brick
block, on St. German street, will be rent
ed on reasonable terms. Inquire Of Smith
& Herbert.
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-Joseph Goyette at the City Restaurant
has the only Fountain in the city, and con
supply the thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water.
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FRESH OYsTsRs.-Goyette has received
lot Of fresh oysters, which he il serving
up in all styles. Call At the City Res
taur0nt.
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"A horse, buggy aud sett Of double har-
ness for bale. Inquire Of L. W. Collins.
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Fon RENT "A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire at this Office.
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A MEXICAN wATCHEs.-some Of The
II finest over brought to 81. Cisud--in
from 2 TO 8 OF. csses-warranted coin oil.
ver-at DUSh'S. A guarantee frem The
makers accompanies these Watches.
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7 AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI.
IL september Is, 1868.

Z AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL september Is, 1868.
Charles 7urTeu:
Sin You are hereby notified to appear a. this ONCE
on tho 3D DAY or NOVEMBER, 1865, at IL O'Clock 10
the Of the said day and then and there show
cause why your Homestead EutV No. 100, made BY
you April list, 1855, upon this sw Il section *
township 127, range 80, in the District Of lands
subject to sale at st. Cloud, Mimi, should not be
,uent thereof by you and proposes then and there
to show the when you will DO permitted to con-
= .t'' '''' '''"s' II. c. WAIT, Register,
sepl7.6wll. II. Z. BURBANK. Receiver.
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49,. I; ,,- HINMY @. WAIT, Resister
sepl7-owi - ,,~ H. @. BURBANK Rscsiver,
r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI,
IL September. II, 1893.

r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI, --
IL September II, 1865.
Xn.os C. Archibald: ! !; !! :.
Sir: You are hereby notified to appear At this os,ce
on thu 81 DAY or NOVEMBER, 1858. At 10 o'clock
In tho forenoon ofthe said day. and then and the. shor
cause why your Homestead Entry No. 1850. msde nv
you July "a, 1895, upon tho y NV u an ! iots
and dissection township 49, range 81. In tho Di..
not b Cancelled ~ Daniel Ewing alleges an absn.
dp'nmcnt thereof BY you, and proposes then AMI
there TO show the came, when you will be permit
ted TO- contest such showing.
r. c. '.,'' ~ II. 9: WAIT, Register,
| - scp17-Gwll II. G. BURBANK. Recovor.
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Wards Liniment, is warranted to cure
TIE piles and I'LL disorders of the bowels.
Money refunded where cures are not effect
ed.
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-doyctte has ripe grapes and peaches
both very nee.
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FoR SALE.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, can be had at a great
bargain. Inquire at this Office.
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COMMISSION RECEIvED.-Lew1s Lewiston.
having given the required bonds, has re-
ce'ved his commission as Register Of the
new Land Office at Alexandria. No orders
have yet been received at the Office 1t this
place for the transfer OF the records and
plats, so that business will probably not
commence in the new district for two
months yet
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WANTING hear inquiries every day
for dwelling houses More are needed
here very much
FROM MONTANA Capt. J. D. Rogers,
Jr., our Montana correspondent, returned
recently and will spend the winter in the
East. He intends going back to Montana
next spring.
RETURNED Powell returned home
Oh Saturday from Pi,tsburg, where he has
purchased large stock of hardware, glass,
&C., which will be here in few days.
GONE Up.-Barnum, of Sank Centre.
started for home this morning. Ho has q
new white s'ove-pipo hat, bought at auc.
ton in st. Paul for 80 cents. 1t has been
badly "wet" since then.
PINE LASDs.-A great rush is being
made for pine lands, some of which have
recently been surveyed Half-breed scrip
is mainly being used in making these To-
cations.
CHANGED.-Mr. ]. A. easier, Q gentle
man recently from Illinois, has purchased
from L. Lewiston the lease of tho Minneso-
to House, and will continue to keep it open
for the accommodation Of the public.
sHo1-0n Friday morning Jos. Miller,
Of Richmond, while out gathering plums,
was accidentally shot by his brother, who
in the thick brush mistook him for a deer.
The ball from carbiue passed through his
left arm, below the elbow. He came to
this place the same day, and his arm va,
dressed by DR.. senkler.
NEW GRlsr MlLL.-We have this week
the pleasure Of noticing the erection of an
other grist mill in stearns counts. On
last Saturday the frame was raised at Fai-
Haven for Mayall, Veye Linscott's new
mill. 1t will be frst-class mill in every
respect and will be supplied with three
run of stone. The proprietors intend hav-
ing it il running order by the first of No.
vember.
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A visionary poet in an English maya
zine talks Of . ''l'ttle mouth too sweet to
kiss" Guess not!
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One Of tho bes. business lots on St.
Germain street is offered for sale.
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FoR RAMA first class Brick Store
Room in the hest location of the town, cor
ner Of St. GERMAN street and Richmond
avenue. Possession given BY the first Of
September. Inquire Of Jos. Broker, St.
Cloud, MINI.
August 18th, 1868.
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scpl'6wl

4 GENTS wANTED.-eomeS hing new. Every lam
n " van to Il. GALvANlc llvsa PLAfiNo FiuID
Received 1st premium at Paris Exrosltian Send 90
cts for sample. HARRIS Co., 3: North 9th st. Phls..
Pa
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TT 8. AND,OFfICE, ST. CLOUD, NlNN
". i" = ~. September Is, 1868.

". y = ~. Hrpten,ber Is, 1868.
William W. Durns:
Sin: You ars hereby notified t. appear at this ONCE
on tho 6fH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1868, At lOo'clock ir
cause why 5osr Homestead kntry No. llsO, made BY
,you April q, 1865 upon ths ne u section 81,
township III, range 10. II tile district Of lands
subject to sale at st. Cloud Miun should not DO can
ceed, ~ John Krause alleges an abandonment
thereof by you and proposes then and there to
show the same, when you will bc permitted to contest
such showing -
49,. I; ,,J HENRY g. WAIT, Rest,ter
.>.1, a.i II n R1IR n ANY no
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MI AXE UP.-A lot Of. ALARN CLOCK
w just tho thing to ct yen up cary
In tho mornipg-For sale 81 BUSHES. -
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REAovED.-Ticknor, Tolman SEQ. have
removed their stock Of drugs, medicines,
&c. to their new storeroom on the opposite
side Of St. German street, near Burbank
& Powells new brick block It has been
fitted up expressly for their own use, and
is one Of the best arranged stores in the
State. Ticknor, Tolman & Co. have just
received new stock Of paints, oils, glass,
drugs, medicines, &C., which will be sold
at the loves. market rates. Go and sec
them in their new establishment,
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-Richardson has on his now fall and
winter goods.
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~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
iah, German or Norwegian, executed at
his office. Send in YOUR orders.
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CLEARWATER.

New Roads-Good Country Opened Up
-Othcr Correspondents.
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Judge Evans, of this city, WAS one Of
the candidates for Congress before the late
Democratic Convention. lie had 21 votes
on tho drst ballot, and % on tho fourteenth
his highest vote being p, which was on
the thirteenth ballot.
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The London Spectator says that almost
the certain con sequence Of "tigkt laciag"
after twenty years Of age is red nose.
Men get red noses BY different kind of
'tight.'
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See advertisement 1875 Reward. :"
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CENTRAL Drug SroRE.-Mr. A. Allen,
Of Mason, Mich, has purchased DR.. Up
hams stock, and intends removing it to
Brokers' Block, now occupied by Ticknor,
Tolman & Co.
DR.. Upham will hereafter give his exclu-
sive attention to Dentistry. He is prepar-
cd 10 put in full or partial set of teeth in
the most perfect and satisfactory manner
His work viii stand the closest test
Coon Nox1SAT1oss.-The late Republi-
can County Convention Of Benton county
nominated VIM. II. Wood for County Attor-
ney, and Col. J. B. Holt for County Audi
tor. Both have been faithful officers, and
deserve reelection at the hands Of the
people of the County without regard to
party. To Col. Hoit's faithful and con
sclentious discharge Of the duties Of the
Auditors Office as much as to an, thing else
is the present favorable condition Of the
finances of Benlon county due.
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For THE AcEScT.-On Tuesday morn
ing party from Washington, including
Hon. N. G. Taylor, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, Majer Gen. John B. Sanborn, and
Rev. Edwd. D. Neill, one Of President
Johnson's Private Secretaries, started from
this place for the Chippewa Agency to in
vestigate matters there.
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HoMIwARD BoUSD.-W. E. Fond and
three others from Cleveland, Ohio, have
just returned from Osakis Lake by way Of
Sank River. The party were provided
with all the implements necessary for q
vigorous campaign against the furred, fin
ny and featEered tribes.
Two Of Bonds Patent Metallic Section
Boats were brought and used by them. The
party intend to 60 down the river in their
boats, hunting and fishing by the way
They were mach pleased with their trip
through Northern Minnesota.
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1xPRovED.-J. Hill has recently greatly
improved bis photograph gallery, and has
now as good a Eight" IS can be found any
where in Minnesota. Mr.. Hill is . fist
class artist in every respect, and during
several years in Ehitney's Gallery At St.
Paul attained Statewide reputation. His
pictures are distinct, faithful and we'll
printed. We are glad to learn that he has
all the work he can do. It shows that our
people appreciate ''good thing
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ST. CLOUD MARK &T8.
MILL Phlc,ts FOIa FLOUR,

Corrected for The JouRSAI,b by D. N: G. Murphy q Ca
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PERsoxAL.-A. W. Bush returned from
the East on Saturday.
". ". P,nney, Of Monougalis County,
favored Us with call on Friday last.
Col. Merriam and A. H. Wilder Of St.
Paul, and Hon. H. T. WeIles, Of Minneap-
oils, were in town this week.
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Minnesota has discovered that she has
an eminent English clergyman, George W.
Powell, in her interior forests. engaged in
hunting and fishing Sentinel.
Those who heard him lecture here ''dis-
covered" something further.
Elliott, the portrait painter. leaves a
wife and one child, and competence Of
$4,000.
We would be satisfied with one third of
bis estate-the latter third
Tuesday night.
~ Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
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Why IS IT NOT DONE THE peol le Of
st. Cloud were romised that the depot
of the St. Cloud and Pacific Railroad
should be moved from where it now stands
to the eastern end Of tho bridge. Why has
it not leen done? We understand that
the surveys were made, showing the work
to be easy; but since then nothing further
has been done. With the depot as At pres
eut almost half mile from the bank Of
the river, travellers, shippers and others
are put to great Inconvenience. The con-
tinuancc Of such y state Of affairs is not
necessary.
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GONE UP.-Barnum. Of Sank Centre.
started for home this morning. Ho has q
new white s,ove-pipo hat, bought at auc.
ton in St. Paul for 80 cents. 1t has been
badly "wet' since then.
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PINE LASDs.-A great rush is being
made for pine lands, some of which have
recently been surveyed. half-breed scrip
is mainly being used in making these To-
cations.
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Coop NlLLs.-Alexander & Co. are
crowded with orders from farmers for their
popular Eagle Tanning Mills. These mills
have been thoroughly tested in the south
ern portion Of the State, and are consider
ed by farmers the best in use. They are
furnished with zinc sleeves, which efectual-
clean all oats out of wheat Far
mers should not fail to examine these mills
before purchasing any other.
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WANTING hear inquiries every day
for dwelling houses. More are needed
here very much
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CHASGED.-Mr. J. A. easier, q gentle
man recently from Illinois, has purchased
from L. Lewiston the lease of tho Miuneso-
to House, and will continue to keep it open
for the accommodation Of the public.