The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-07-16
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEW:
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CIT
No. W. would respectfully request
business men and Others ,risAing ony kind
Job Printing, to call and examine .
extensive stock Of .NeW Material, just reesiv
from tho east, before sending to st. Paul {
going el,s,chere. Our JOB Office Is no'0 o.
Of tie best in tho State, and zoe do cork schi'
soe wi1 guarantee to be satisfactory, at SalD
Paul prices.
~ The Circulation OF The Je1rna
IL DOUBLE that Of any other pape
pVhlishea in Northern Mianesot~. Lie
Aavsrtisers remember this.
PRsssT11a1AN-- aston, Rev. Il. Y. Campbell. se
vices avery Sabbath morning at 1ok O'Clock. Evsnin
At. SUNDAY school .,ses morning service s..x,..
every Sabbath At lo]]< 4. H., and ?. =. sanda
School at3p. 4. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
CoSasEaArIoxAL CnuRca.-ksv: Geo J. woo
Evening SERVES every Sunday 1t ! O'Clock. Praye
n, 4; lock. "ssday Evening. sabbath SchOo
a. twelve &C
DdT Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
fish, German or Norwegian, executed a
this office Send in YOUR orders.
For SALE.-Household goods, (includ
ing piano.) Inquire at this Office.
wASrEp.-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire At this office.
CITY ArroRNEY.-At the last meeting O.
the Council, Oscar Taylor was elected City
Attorney for the ensuing year.
MovED.-J. r. Clark has moved the
Minnesota Stage Company's Stables IS
feet north, in order to make room for Bur-
bank and Powell's new brick block now 60
ing up. It was big job Of moving,
RlvER.-The rains last week we're sufi-
oient to raise the river almost foot. From
this it is to be judged that the country
above here received fair share Of the de-
scending dampness.
THAxKs.-We are indebted to Mrs. J,
E. West for boquet Of choice flowers ar
ranged with exquisite taste. Such remem.
brances are always acceptable.
APPRA1sEas.-The County Commissioners
at their meeting on Monday appointed c.
Grandsluyer, Of St. Cloud, and B. Pir., Of
Eden Lake, Appraisers Of School Lands in
this County-with A. Lindbergh. Of Mel
rose, already appointed.
Morn RA1x.-At intervals during the
past week there have been several refresh
ing showers. None have been violent
enough to DO of any injury to the growing
crops, but on the contrary have come just
often enough and been Insufficient duration
to do the greatest good.
THEA1Rr.-Mr. Charles Plunkstt, mana
ger Of the St. Paul and Minneapolis Opera
Houses, advertises brief theatrical season
here, at<he Court House Hall, commence
ing on Monday evening next. Something
good may be expected.
FIzzIE.-On Friday evening tho Demo-
Gratis here started out to fire salute of one
hundred guns in honor Of the nomination
Of Seymour and Blair. Whether their am.
munition or their enthusiasm gave out, We
cannot tell, but after dozen sickly reports
the salute came to an end.
NV OFT1cE.-A new Post Office has
been established ht Leetstun, eight miles
above Richmond, on tho stage road. Jos.
Zimmerman, who keeps hotel there, is
postmaster.
USPIrAsASr.-On Sunday morning, Pc
ter Smith, bar tender at the Montgna sa-
loon, let lump Of ice drop on his right
foot. the sharp edge cutting the great toe
completely of. 1t Was quite An untowsrd
sccidsnt-for Mr.. Smith.
NERD A111NT1ox.-We would call the At
tention Of the Street Commissioner to tho
fire cisterns, the tops Of some Of which,
project altogether too far above the street.
It would be easier to attend to them now
than after an injury has been sustained by
some driver, animal or vehicle.
Pore CouS1Y.-somebody says Demo-
cratic Club has been organized in Pope
county. There ore just about enough Dem
ocrats in the whole county for an ordinary
club. We wish every county in the coun.
try WAS as sound to the core on Repubil-
csnism as is Pope.
NEW FlRx.-The attention Of farmers
and others is directed to the advertisement
Of Mclntire & Dorsey, (succeesors to Nc
1ntire & Castle,) dealers in agricultural
implements, stoves, hardware, woodenware,
&c. The many friends of tho old firm may
rest assured Of the same low prices and re-
liable goods a. formerly.
Cox0RIoATIoN Geo. Wood, pas
tor Of the Congregational church, finding
that his health will not permit Of his longer
dischsrging regular ministerial duties, has
been compelled to discontinue preaching,
at least for the present. The church 10
closed, but correspondence IL being had
with the view Of securing new pastor.