The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

schosl as ~. Prvyer meeting " dpesdAy eveains
C0NaIlQAfloNAL CHulcu-Ksv. Geo. / Wood
Evening SERVES every sunday a oeioet. P rs
m'ssin<s ."esday Evening. sabbath! school
"a Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this Office. Send in YOUR orders.
FoR SAIE.-Household goods, (includ-
ing piano. Inquire At this office.
Anthony Faucet has sent
US two lots Of nice tomatoes.
NEW BulLDlxa.-N. Kramer is putting
up cigar store and mandatory on st.
German street, one door west Of Lahr's
block. -,
Decentralization is called to the ad-
vertisement Of the Great North Western
Circus which will exhibit at this place on
the 14th inst. II is said to be IN unusu-
ally good circus, and worth the seeing.
LosT.-A silver sleeve button, with the
engraved initials, c. W. R. A liberal re.
ward will be paid for its return to the
Post Office. ..
LzcruRE.-George Powell, the English
orator, viii deliver two orstions on .'Social
Science" At the Congregational Church.
ON the evenings Of August 18th and 18th.
Tickets At tho Book Stores.
SRI EE1s.-Street Commissioner Huber
has teams and men At work putting in order
all bad places in the streets. This IS IN
excellent move. 7 :...l
Losr.-On Monday afternoon, = package
Of Propr,etory Revenue Stamps. Al they
are entirely useless to any other parties
=. than the owners, The finder viii confer . !
favor BY leaving them At this Office. 4
MAcHnzl1.-The machinery for ". E.
Hicks new grist mill At Alexandra, came
up last week. It WAS loaded by teams on
Tuesday, and started for its destination. It |
10 al hrst-elsss machinery.
TAXI Nor1cs.-From every part Of the
country We hear Of horses and cattle being |
killed BY lightning; also Of grain and hay
being burned from some cause or another.
J. E. West insures against Ere and light
ming. Gail and get policy before anoth-
Or thunder storm.
Tn AcADzxY.-Notiee is given that the
Third Term will open on Sept LIST. Ar
rangsmsnts have been perfected by which
this will bs rendered one Of the best insti-
buttons in the State. A music department
will be under charge Of J.W.T T. futile,
who Is well known ~ IN excellent teacher.
The terms are very low.
&c. # 49, ->
Sox1 PU111xa.-On the outside will be
found IN item concerning . Mr.. Bond, Of
Cleveland, who proposes rowing up. the
Mississippi to Lake 1t. sc., the source Of
the river. It is barely possible that he
nay ind this to involve some pulling. The
current Of the: Mississippi up this way is
not the most slosgish imaginable.
I
-, ;Co1va111oH.-We have received the pro-
grsmme Of the Eighth Annual Convention
Of tho Minnesota State Teachers Assotia-
ton, to be held At Minneapolis on the 25th,
18th and 9th inst. Among tho other OK
ercises will DO . poem on the evening Of
the 26th, by Capt. II. A. Castle. It is de-
sired that there be o full attendance Of
teachers.
.CoSz1RxED.-Mr. Lewis Lewiston, Of
this city, and Mr.. J. h. Van Dyke, Of Alex
sndris, have been appointed and confirmed
- Register and Receiver Of the new Land
Office at Alexandra. Mr.. Lewiston Is q
Norwegian, and has an extensive acquain-
lance throughout tho District. Mr.. Van
Dyke il one Of the oldest settlers At Alex
sndris, having been there for the last ten
years. We believe both appointments will
give good sstisfaetion. = 49, ..''s
PnI.-Yesterday forenoon the largo
warehouse at the lower levee, belonging to
Mitchell L swisshslm, took fire, probsbly |
from spark from the sash factory. The |
ALAN was given and . full crew from Bridg-
mans and Tobsy's saw mills and from the !
y sssh factory turned out, and after hard
struggle sxtinguished the flames. A hole,
about twelve feet long and eight feet wide,
shows what headway the ire had made. |
Much credit il due for the prompt work
done. g. -
TEE Rloz1nA-Capt. ". H. Sanders
and u. G. Plummer, Of Evansville, Doug
lss county, favored 10 with . call this
morning. They report dat Douglas eoun-
y win 10 sure for Mr.. Donnstly. This Is
n The unvsFyins report from that county.
i There will probably. not b ., dissenting
ii. voice in The Convention. Prom what vol
+ can learn Pope, Todd and Nonongslis
counties will also send Donnslly delegates.
Let stsarns county be wise and do the
same. The people will b serving their
own best interests in . doing. ,S5 IS
~. =. TN NolnAI ScHooL-On Tuesday last
!; the State Normal Board, consisting Of
Prof. ". 7. Phelps, Of Winons, Rev. Jsbsz
Brooks, Of Red Wing, Hon. Thos Simpson
Of Winona, Hon. n. 81. DunnsIl Of Owston-
y NJ, Rev. b. J. Pasksr Of Austin, Rev. Dr..
neMastsFs Of 81. Panl and Daniel Buck,
Esq.. Of Mankato, arrived in town: and
were joined ~ Gen. G. G. Andrews The re-
ident nsmbsr of the Board. Thsir pur-