The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-05-28

LOCAL. NEWS
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
49, We 'oould respectfully request d
business me" ana others seishiny any kind 6
Job Printing, to call and examine on
ersensipe stock Of New Material, just receive
from the east, before sending TO st. Paul O.
Going elsewhere. Or JOB Office i, now on
of the best IN the State, ard zee do ,eork uhic.
we viU guarantee to be satisfactory, at Sain
Paul prices.
~ The Circulation OF The Journa
Is DOUBLE that OF any other pape,
Published In Northern Minnesota, Lie,
Advertisers remember this.
PRSsBIrEE1AN.-- astor, Rev. L. " Camnhe1, go
wees every sac sS O'Clock. Evening
NJ 4. CHuRcH.|. r. Creighton, Pastor Service
every Sabbath at 1o1a A. NJ, and P. n SunJs,
School atSP.N Prayer meeting Wednesday eysn;n:
CONGREGATIONAL CuuRcH-Rev, Geo WE
Psser Morning ser vices svrry Sunday Mt 10 X oclocl
E'euinS setvio every Sunday at 7 O'Clock. prnye
m.ee.ins ever Wednesday Evening. sabbath Schoo
at twelve o'clock" A''
sB Allkinds ofJob printing. in Emo
lsh, German or Norwegian, executed a,
this office. Send in your orders.
For sALE.-Houschold goods, (iuclul.
ing piano. Inquire at this office.
The next meeting Of the Library Asso-
Cation will n eet at the residence Of Mr..
l.. c. McC!ure's, Thursday, June 4th.
-Goyette is now making excellent ice
cream which he keeps constantly on hand.
He also has soda wafer.
F1sH.-Mr. c. NJ. Doughty caught fish,
with hook and line, at the rapids a few
days since, weighing % pounds.
CoNMuS1cArloSs.-Those Of "Big Bug
and "Bitter Sweet are crowded cut, but
will appear next week.
REV. X. CREIGHTON, from Canada, will
preach in the NJ. E. Church, Sunday even
ing next.
For SALE.-A double dwelling house
pleas antly located, can be had at great
bargain. Inquire at this office.
COOP APPOINTMENT Mayor Hamlin on
Saturday evening. sent in the name-and
the Council Immediately confirmed it-of
Charles Taylor, to be City Marshal for the
coming year.
We are also glad to notice that NJ. P. No.
el' Esq, was elected City Surveyor by the
Council.
SODA ForSrAIS.-Jos. Goyette, at the
City Restaurant is now able to querch the
thirst Of the multitude, with an excellent |
article of Soda Water, favored with syrups
Of his own manufacture.
The Freedom Standard, published at |
Albert Lea has been enlarged and consid-
erably improved. We are glad to note its
prosperity.
USrRUE.-We are informed that we were |
mistaken in stating tha! man choked 10 |
death at the Henneman Hotel, in this city,
q SoyU upon Ic tJu ~
it is not So
SAUK CENTRE HErALD.-1n the last issue
the proprietors of This paper announced |
that next month they should enlarge to
seven columns. The people of Sank Centre
encourage the printers evidently, and real
ize that the spicy and euterprising Herald |
is worthy of patronage.
FARM SoLD.-Mr. J. +, Weaver, one of |
the Oldest settlers in the town of Rockville,
in this county, has sold his fine farm of |
300 acres to some parties from Ohio. Mr.
Weaver, We are sorry 10 learn. proposes to
try the extreme frontier once more.
To MERcHASTs.-S. Comstock, Of Mime
apolis, would announce the receipt Of full
stock Of spring goods, embracing sheetings |
prints, delaines, ginghams, mohairs, cassi-
neres, cottonades, ticks, denims, stripes, !
&c., which will be sold very low.
LIFE 1SsUEASca.-Every person is now
examining this subject with view of in
surfing in some good and reliable company,
one that is safe for all Yeas 10 come, and
at the same time, one offering as good
terms as any other. Tie greatest advan.
tages are offered by the Phoenix Life Co.,
Of which a. B. Curry is State Agent, with
his Office at st. Cloud.
DAM SWEPT OUr.-The Clearwater Mills
Dam was carried out on Monday night,
together with The bridge below. There was
no sudden freshet to disturb it and it must
have been undermined. The loss will be
material one to the owners Of the Mills,
Messrs. Davis {; Beal but they propose re-
building at once.
Attention is called 70 Capt. Geo. L.
Freudenreich's adv ertisement in another
column, offering inducements to mechanics
and others at Brandon, Chippewa Lake,
Douglas County. Capt. F, was an inspec-
tor in the Fort Abercrombie district for
some time, and is a perfectly reliable as
well as enterprising gentleman. No indus
trious man can make mistake in locating
in that beautiful, fertile and promising re-
gion.
The JA1L.-For fear that rogues might