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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06
.MA1xn PRA1sls, August 2, 1868,

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MAINE PRA1all, August 2, 1865,
EDITOR JoulxAL.-The only exciting
event I have to record, Is : wedding NJ
country, the present happy bridegroom
having lost his former wife about on,
month age. He found his crushing sorrow
moro than he could boar, and therefore r.,
solved to share the burden of his grief with
one wha could give that sweet sympathy,
70 grateful to the wi,o,unldlsd heart. d He 40
oordingly made proposals. 10 Two young
ladies occupying the relative positions Of
mistress and maid. But being unable to
rightly divide his affections between them,
the gre en- eyed monster Was aroused, and
: disc ussion ensued in regard to their
worldly prospects, which led to tho discov-
cry that both were engaged to tho broken
Hearted widdower. This created oonsid-
srabls excitement, each, claiming to be his
bride IN the sight Of heaven. &c.; &c., and
how the question would have been settled,
Is hard to tell, had not tho father Of tho
present happy bride made his appearance
At this juncture, and learning the true state
Of affairs, sought the diseonsolate widow
er and informed him, in very decided Ian
guage, that there must be . Wedding or =
funeral within four days! And that, in
either case, he (the widdower) must be the
victim. Upon receiving this news, the
chivalrous widdoxer very firmly declared
that rather than be the cause Of such :
funeral, he would marry the best girl Oh
earth. He accordingly did so, and now
rejoices in great expectations. ..o,
The Good Templars still continue to
meet weekly and celebrate their nocturnal
orgies; but in what manner am not pre-
pared to tell, not being one Of the elect.
Il has been darkly insinuatel however, by
some who have fallen from their first estate
that more morals are corrupted than mend
ed. And some 60 so far as to say that in
6dsls, whose daily occupation is to bring
upon the name Of God, of6ciate
~ chaplains, calling down blsssings from
heaven with the same tongue that . few
minutes before vas resking with obseenity
md blasph envy. Christians in olden times |
regarded such conduct as highly unbecom-
ing. but perhaps the modern improved win
admit it, without blush: ~>>i3.
Our farmers are now busily engaged |
With their harvest. From what I have been
lbls to learn, the wheat crop here viii fall
below the quantity that its. fine appearance
few weeks ago led our farmers to expect.
The quality is thought to DO good, but on
recount Of the extreme heat, the heads are
mperfeetly filed. Oats will average about
he Same % last year. Politics and pota-
% bugs are on the decline, &C., &c.
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L0sT.-A silver sleeve button, with the
engraved initials, G. W. r. A liberal re.
ward will be paid for its return to the
Post Office. ...
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CIRcus.-Attention is called to the ad-
vertisement Of the Great North Western
Circus which will exhibit at this place on
the 18th inst. It is said to DO an unusu-
ally good circus, and worth the seeing.
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LzcruRE.-George Powell, the English
orator, viii deliver two orstions on .'soeial
Science" at the Congregational Church.
ON the evenings Of August 18th and 18th.
Tickets at tho Book Stores. 20.
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ST. PAUL Sent. 10 186.

ST.. PAUL, Sept. 10, 1867.
j. G. &hoon"saker, E.q., W;nona, Hmm.
Dear S1.-Ths Johnston's Reaper which
purchased Of you cut for mo 40 acres
the first seven days it was run. It will be
superduous to add that it laid tho bundles
first rate, when state further that five men
bound it as fast IS cut: think it embrace
Is the best principles ever put into Reap
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Tn ACCOMMODATIONS is given that the
Third Term will open on Sept LIST. Ar
1angsmsnts have been perfected BY which
this win bs rendered one Of the best insti-
tutions in tho State. A music department
will be under charge Of J.W. T. futile,
who is well known ~ IN excellent teacher.
The terms are very low.
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SEcRIrAlY's OFFICE,
r Minnesota State Az. Society. !
M1xNEAPo1ls, May IL, 1868.
Nessrs. Sehoonmaker, Svartz 4 Drew, ~
mona, Minnesota: =
GEsr1znEs.-In reply to your note OF
tho 10th, inquiring into the Sweepstakes
Award" at the late 'sField Trial Of Reap
ers and Mowers" have to say that at
that trial awards were made in the differ
ent classes Of Machines then before tho
public; after the class awards were made
al Aachinfs, Of e:ery class, entered the list
for the ''Grand Sweepstakes," which was
intended to apply to that Machine which in
the minds Of the Committee shovs the greet
est number Of good points, and that they, in
their capacity ofjudges could safely rec
ommend to the Farmers Of this State IS q
Machine combining the greatest economy
with the best quality Of work in all kinds and
conditions Of grain. Such award was
made to the Johnston Self Raking Reaper
As the verdict Of the committee was made
public at the time, there certainly can be
no grounds for any Misunderstanding.
Respectfully, &c.,
IL - CHAS. H. CLARKE,
mas Sec. Mimi. State Az. Society.
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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. Z. West insures against Ere and light
ming. CAN and get policy before snoth-
Or thunder storm.
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NEW BulLDlxG.-N. Kramer is putting
up cigar store and mandatory on St.
German street, one door west OF Lahr's
bio Ok. -,
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Los7.-On Monday afternoon, . package
Of Propr,story 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. ::
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MAcHzR11.-The machinery for W. E.
Hicks new grist mill at Alexandria, came
up last week. It was loaded by teams on
Tuesday, and started for its destination. It
10 al frst-elsss machinery.
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NOTICE. 1892
CTRAYED-About the middle of May,
- 1868, Six Colts and one horse, from the
farm Of F. A. Swenson, in Township <l23,f{
Range 49,, The following is description
Of the Colts: One mare colt, three years
old, cream color, with . white star on her
forehead two mare colts, two years old,
brown color. the one was small Of her age
and had white feet; tho horse was four
years. old, gray color, or nearly white;
one mare colt, TWO yesrs; old, :he. fore part
Of her body Of color between white and
and red, tho hind part nearly red;: two
dark color, one Of them had .
white star on her forehead, and each one
had white hind :oot. If any person can
give information to the undersigned about
tho aforesaid colts they will receive q
liberal reward. ~ r. A. SWENSON, i
II any person will give information by
letter they will please direct"it to-
NAV F. A. SWENSON. =.
-Roseville, P. o. Monongalia Co., MINI.
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Joseph Goyette at the City Restaurant
has the only Fountain in the city, and can
supply the thirsty with any quantity Of
Soda Water. l~.--s@ .. ...,."
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I 800 los clfc0af ana prices 70 LlRRlNCOTr
sale by principal Hardware Dealers. .~.!
LHMPLOYMENT.-$l5 to $50 . -dayfI gualanteed.
~ Male or female agents wanted In every town.
descriptive circulars Free Address JAS; b. RAND
+ go. Biddsford, Ne. :, .sSS}SsI ,-s>rEE elryt !
WHAT WILL 1T DOT is the first inquiry
wv the sick make concerng Medicine. Suppose
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT Is tho subject
Of the interrogatory, what thenl Simply this reply
It will relieve and cure headache nausea fatulencs
nervousness, c0stiveness, debility biliousness and
indigestion. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
GEO. r. ROWELL & cos ADVER-
.,. =. TISING AGENCY.
sWth their reputation they can and do get the low
est and most advantageous terms."-Aishauakd (lfd)
Enterprise. 49,. ,>,s'r ... = =. .
We are prepared to receive aelvertise-
ments for all American newspapers. at
prices . . low as can be obtained at the
o1A'1 S 81 y R0VW.r1. z, m z:g
- Advertisin q u gents.
40 Park ROw. NJ, Y.
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FoR REHr.-An Office, IN Bells brick
block, on st. German street, will be rent.
I'd on reasonable terms. Inquire Of Smith
&>Herbert. -. .~&
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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. Z ~,
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ToNAroEs.-Anthony Faucet has sent
us two lots Of nice tomatoes.
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I TERMS OF PAYMENT. !

ga 4tf3 ~ II ~ yf3GTisf II 49, &a5t - =
These lands are offered in tracts Of 40.
80 and 100 acres and upwards, and price8
varying from SIS to $40 per acre with some
few tracts at higher figures) rated accord
ing to the quality and nearness to the rail-
road. They are sold for cash or on long
credit, (ten years if desired with Z pcr
cent. annual interest, thus enabling per-
sons of small means to acquire, on easy
terms, home in . healthy and productive
region. Those who have already settled
along the lines Of these Railroads have
found their lands increase in, value ct the
rate Of so per cent. per annum.
Those lands have been reserved from sale
since 1867 = they are in. the midst Of con.
siderable settlements and convenient to
churohes,s schools and established roads
and markets 4lz:a ~ ~ ~ = -
5 B, IN. +. All psrsohs. trsspaasine on these
lands, IN. cutting tinbsrS or Aay, viii be
prosecuted to the full 1T sxts1to The law.
a., For further inforna tions l5plyto /. 4,
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Sox1 PU1ll1a.-On tho outside will be
found IN item concerning Mr.. Bond, Of
Cleveland, who proposes rowing up the
Mississippi to Lake Its scs, the source Of
the river. It is barely possible that he
nay ind this to involve some pulling. The
eurrsnt Of the. Mississippi up this way is
not the most sluggish imaginable.
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" A GooD AGrxT.-Mr. C. Bowman de-
sifes Us to state that he received the $500
insurance on his builning which was burned
in just eight days after the fire. He says
he thinks the Etna one If the best COM
psnies, and Capt. West the best agent he
knows Of, and rscomends both to the pub
lie. ~| -.
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FoR sAIr.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, con be had at . great
bargain. Inquire at this Office. 80
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During the season the finest raspber-
les will be found at the City Restaurant,
in any amount desired.
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MAGNOLIA WATRR.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half
the price. '.~sas:s.. = mi : JIM h J; -.
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FoR sAIE.-Household goods, (includ-
ing piano. Inquire at this office.
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Respectfully Yours.

Respectfully Yours,
VIM. L. AMES.
Mr.. Ames is Treasurer Of the Minnesota
Agricultural Society, and is one of the
most extensive farmers in Minnesota.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY CONVENTION.


: A Convention Of the Republican electors
Of Douglas county viii be held At the Court
House Hall a. Alexandria, on Saturday
tho 10Th day Of August 1868, At 2 O'Clock
P. H., for the purpose Of selecting two DEL
egates to attend the Republican Congres-
sionsl Convention to meet 1t St. Paul, on
the Sd day Of September next; also dele
gates to attend tho Republican District
ColEsntion and to place in nomination
candidates Tor the several county Offices to
be filed 1t the ensuing election.
The different towns will be entitled to
the following representative vote: Holmes
City 8; Alexandris 2; Maple 2; OsaKis 2,
and the balance Of the towns l each.
r. B. VAN HOEsEN,
Chairman Rannhlican %. Com mittee.
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FoR RENT.-A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
Inquire at this Office. -.
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" scozvss11oH.-We have received the pro-
grsmms Of the Eighth Annual Convention
Of the Minnesota State Teachers Assolia-
ton, to bs held At Minneapolis, on the 25th,
18th and 9th inst. Among tho other OK
ereises will DO poem on the evening Of
the 26th, BY Capt. H. A. Castle. It is de-
sired that there be full attendance of
teachers.
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~ NEW MATIR1AI.-We have just received
large stock Of new type, borders, cuts,
designs, &C., purchased direct from the
best foundries in Philadelphia and New
York. This selection embraces Ill the lat-
ct styles Of type. We have also received
one Of the largest ASSIGNMENTS Of cards of
all kinds, sizes and qualities, billheads,
tags, &c., ever brought to the State. We
would ask call from all who need any
thing in the line Of printing. We will guar
antee satisfaction. Orders from the coun-
try promptly attended to. D..
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Cox11RxED.-Mr. Lewis Lewiston, Of
this city, and Mr.. J. b. Van Dyke, Of Alex
sndris, have been appointed and confirmed
% Register and Receiver Of tho new Land
Once 1t Alexandria. 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 sstisfaction. - E..'5
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- >sAsASVAAAU1&AA 01O40Vys.ES
EDITOR JouRHAI Tho fact that various
n ma Prsss tons, calculating 10 mislsad
ana deceive the public. are in circulation
- g TO the character ofthe awards made By
our State Agricultura y Society, 1t the late
Field Trial Of Reapers. led US to address
70 the Secretary . note ofinquiry, to which
the following communication is reply, and
sets 1t rest tho question, whether the
"Grand Sweepstakes" Prize Was the high
est awarded by the Society, and whether Il
was won BY the Johnston without cons;
petition. It is true that tho e Johnston, :
being an independent Reaper, did not COM
pete with Combiaed Machines, while al
did compete with It for the principal prioe,
Ehe "Great Sweepstakes'' Premium. By
giving this the benefit Of your extensive
circulation, you will confer q favor upon
IS % well IS upon the public.
..<.~ J. H. sc HOONMAKER.
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"A horse, buggy and set of double har-
ness for sale. Inquire of L. W. Collins.
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a. Allkinds ofJob printing, in Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in YOUR orders.
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|1|ya!|3|2|: Oh SIsI1I1!ll1

l1KE Or rnE OLDEST FEMALE SUMMARIES
In tho county widely known for its superior IA
citics and Mnrlvalled location. Address Rev. c. V.
SPEAR, Principal, Pittsheld, Mass.
Western military Institute, Dayton, u.
a COLLEGIATE AND PREPARATORY INsrI-
tx TUITION for the general education Of boys. Bvt.
e. Col. Joseph N. Locke. U. S.A. G. Il. Suporin-
dant Of Cadets. Tho 9th semi~nnual session will
open Sept. 10TH 1865 For announcements and copies
Of regulations, address Bvt. It. Col JOSEPH n.
LOCKE, U. 8. A. G. f., Superintendent w. N. l.,
Dayton, Ohio. }.
"Wearing Of the Green"
A GENTS WANTED for the most entertaining book
IL published, Astounding in Romance, Humor and
Wit. Agents say 1t il the best selling book out as
people tired Of repetitons Of dry details and army
reports. ~t%s~%@'s@ =. e~ai-~ 4~It, -.
ONE AGENT SOLD IS IN ONE. wzlk.s::ss
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Send for circulars, terms and newspaper opinions.
Also, Family Quarto Bibles, best edition published.
WIN. FLINT, Publisher. 26 So. It'll st., Phila., Pa.
CIRCULAR, MILL, mUlAY, GANG AND
Cross Cut Saws.
Every Saw that leaves factory Is OIL Tempered
md Patent Ground, perfectly true and even, and made
If uniform temper BY our tempering process.
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Loo Al N HWS
YAA4 We wsvld respectf Willy stqaest all

Y1> We vssld rsspeetft l!y ssqsess az
3asissss mss and osAsrs ws,Airy any kind Of
Job Printing, to call and ezanins our
srtessive stcek Of lNer Material, just received
from the east, before sending to st. Pau! Or
goisg ssse,vAere. Our, Jo6 Ov9cs Is noao one
Of tie best in the State, and ,ee do s0ork ,ehich
We will guarastss to Dc satisfactory. at Saint
Paul prices. sg, Ill, ~ tz..s:syss. 8sas q
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SCHOOL MEE71NG.-A meeting Of the vo-
teRs Of the city was held at the school house
below the raviue on Tuesday afternoon to
take action on various educational matters.
s. B. Pinney WAS called to the chair; N.
+. Barnes acting Is Secretary. 1t was
unanimously resolved to raise the sum OF
$4,000 for the purchase Of site for grad
ed school building and to defray the ex-
penses Of schools for the ensuing year.
The following gentlemen were appointed .
committee to oct with the Board Of Educs
ton in selecting suitable site, to comprise
almost one block, in . central location:
C.; Bridgmsn, II. G. Wait, J. z. Hay
ward and J. b. Bennett. s.ss zssssa.>s, -.
On motion Of L. Gorton it WAS a.,-s ~;
Rssolve1, That : Committee Of one from
each Ward be appointed BY the chair to oct
with the Mayor in estimating the amount
necessary 70 DO raised BY the city for the
purpose Of erecting suitable Union School
house, to report q IN adjourned meeting.
The committee appointed consisted Of L.
Gorton. G. r. Davis, John zapp aud A. E.
senkler. .s.5.ss u.s. s=s5 ssa
The meeting then aijourned until the s,h
Of October. 5s4i.:1 ~ -. -
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Rn1.-Yesterday forenoon the large
warehouse at the lower levee, belonging to
Mitchell & swisshelm, took FIRE, probably
from . spark from the sash factory. The
alan was given and full crew from Bridg-
mans and Tobsy's saw mills and from the
sash factory turned out, and after hard
/, struggle sxtinguished the flames. A hole,
about twelve feet long and eight feet wide,
shows what headway the fire had made.
Much credit il due for the prompt work
done. .l* a't' ~ ~
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A 81 r. q

-, a x f. s., 80 Il. -
Common shape, as good as the best. The RED
JACKET (Colburn's PATENT AXE cannot be excelled.
We guaranty they wicut Is per cent. moro than COM
mon Axes, with less labor to tho chopper. Il -
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o. Hsw Happy ars They. ds.s-Striet-
II Yield. # sss5s US
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1868. 49, "."e ,= 1909.
..'.s. -: ;..i'I;..=., So;
First Division
- ,' ~. .. or rHn
IL st. Paul and Pacific
1. .srs eIn4j -; .. p? -. -. F..
RAILROAD COMPANY.
LAND DEPARTMENT:
~ Farms and Homes
MINT lEsoTA.
This Company now offers for sale {
100000
ACRES OF LAND.
Located along their two Railroad Lines
viz: from st. Paul via St. Anthony,
Anoka, st. Cloud and Sank Rap
ids to Watab, and from St. An
thony via Minneapolis, Wy
zetta, Crow River, Waver-
ly and Forest City to
the western boun-
g.. dairy Of the s 49,
Stare.
Grain Growing s. Stock
*s,~'s .r*'.i Raising a>.'~
- -s.a.Et.t = ~ -
These lands are unsurpassed in tho State,
and are dotted over with innumerable fresh
Lakes, and traversed by, fine running
streams, which are bordered by an album.
dance Of good r., tf,-z
~ - , - .-,..- ..'r.5 -.g:i...:.'} -
MEADOW LANDS,
~. j g;GrgiL ..& -. III -. y. l,, -;
aHording an unlimited supply Of grass and
hoy. They are easy Of access to mines on
Lake Superior, and the great pineries Of
the northern part Of the State, which af-
fords the best and principal markets for
cattle in the country. In connection with
stock raising it is necessary to call atten-
ton to the fact, that the !, S:.'I
- =. DAIRY BUSINESS
Is IS yet in its infancy, which is shown BY
the high prices Of butter and cheese, and
the large importations of those articles ev-
tery season from the Eastern States.
1If.} L.
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TEE r1oz1nH.-Capt. ". H. Sanders
and u. 6. Plummer, Of Evansville, Doug
las county, favored, 10 with . call this
q morning. They report dat Douglas eoun-
y viii 70 sure for Mr.. Donnstly. This 10
TIE unvaFying report from. that county.
. There will probably. not b :, dissenting
voice in the Convention. Prom what we
can learn Pope, Todd and Nonongs1is
counties will also send Donnslly delegates.
Let stearns county DO wise and do the
same. The people will bs serving their
own best interests in 70 doing. %s= 80
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Ice Crsam caa 50 found &C Ill hours,
Ct Joseph Qoystts's CITY Rsstaursnt.
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ST. CLOUD n1ARKETs.
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

cbrresedtor TEE JouaHA1, by D. II. g. kxrpAy q :
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ssad for circular and prices to LlpPINCOTT l.
FAREWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa Sole, Hanufactrs. For
sale by principal Hardware Dealers.
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The Best Work |
Pr0mptness !
NOTICE..

ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
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ident nsmbsr o. the Board. Their pur-
pose was to select . suitable sits on yhieh
e 1ooats Tie Third stats Normal School.
n sompany with the Msyos, committee
3iofthe Cosasil and Beard of Edasaaion ard
- nunbr q tie psominsnt citizens, they
yiitsd various Localities II and sdjeesnt 70
the tsvs. ~ the eiti1ens themselves, ow.
ing q ~ brisf notice given, had not %,
'setsd any plass which they would ssnsr-
ally prefer. the board made no definite
choice, bat adjoarasd s. IL evening, sob
jeetto The call of tn shairnsn. They viii
4 /; nee here again whsssysr IL chair shah
!. g y netiasd, through ths Prudential Com
!llItss' that the people have uaitsd upon
G son1s sns er hnitsd nsnbsT II locations.
The Board regarded With the most fayor
tie Pine Y, Graden, stsasns House, John i.
wilson and Seminary blocks. and =.
near the wsstsrn rayin. ~ L,i.
81 ~ sant q plaes u nst lees than thrs.
3aaSsss, and fyss, Il possible. 4 Il i. "a I.
Il ~ or .isens YIN soon ssrse upon .
\. 5,;less.i tthat xerk q - building nay 5,
!. III ~ present 1ssseeinn.. 81
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