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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-01-30
IT ISLAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
u November 18th 1867,


Awnphvey Il. Jones and Martin A. Butterfeld:
SEas: You and each Of you are hereby notified t.
appear at this Office on the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY
le6 1t ~ o'clock in the forenoon Of tho said day and
then and there show cause why your Homestead
katdes No2o22 made by you Humphrey H. Jones
November Let, 1866, upon tie Sc section %, town
ship 12S, range 81, and Homestead No: 2012 made by
you Martin A. Butterdeld upon lots No. and 2, OF
section Is and lot l. section n, in township l28,
range g. IN the District oflands subject to sal. at
g. Cloud Minn., should not be Cancelled Alexander
Moore alleges an abandonment thereof by You
and proposes then and there to rauw tie same
when you WILDE permitted to contest sutl showing.
II. G. WAIT, Register,
nov2.Swl H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
Notice il given that the above Is hereby post
poned until the 26th day Of January, 1868, at tho
sasne hour and place.
.HENRY c. WAIT, Register, 81
taa168wl H: @. BURBANK, Receiver.
st. Cloud. Slinn., Jan. 10, 1858
The above case Is hereby postponed until February
7th 1865 at 10 o'clock A. y.
II. G. WAIT, Register,
H. @. BURBANK, Receiver.
st. Cloud, jan. 2Sth, 1868. jan302w /
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-Goyette Ass . lot Of genuine cidsr-a
No. I article. Try il.

D1A1H OF 4 Vg711An.-Wo regret to an
1eanse hat NJ. Solen Moore died q Ne.
Cssleyvills, Aaiy Jehasoa eeunty, On the
last Il Dsseabss, af:ss . short illasss, Of
t3phsid lsvss. He made his hone II Ben
tea county sens ysess before The war; en-
foted II 6. G. A1drsvs' company Of he
Third 1sGinsaa IN 1861, sssi. enlisted in
"a vhsa tAs regiment vstsrsaissd, aad was
aaally discharged viii he regiment In Is.
He made - hoaessbls record and enjoyed
Ia eoaads.ss and rsepsst Of al his con.
Iades. Lie The nose Of our returned
soldiers M. Moore wss . man Of industri-
Gus aud exemplary habits. He swnsd
sens lad In Douglas eouaty on which hs
eat quantity efhey he past summer. At
ths tine Of bic desas 10 va executing .
ssb-ssatraet Tor cutting wood for Fort
Absresombis, and had several men in
his employ. He wss native Of Michigan,
asd thi,ty-sight years Of ags.
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IT .. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
" January Gath, 1898. : 3

7fd a. W5Elt0WJ:
etR You hereby notified to appear at this Office
On the 18TH DAY or MARCH 1865, at 10 o'clock In
theforenoon Of The said day and then and there rhow
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. S722. made III
you Nay Sd, 1867, upon then Il NV x se x NV X neX
sw section q, township range 81 In ths Dstrc;
81 lands subject sale q st. Cloud Mimi should moi
b. Cancelled. % .. II. Hall alleges an abandonment
the same when you will he permitted TO contest
such showing. !. 80 = 9 sts15.EE Y.
f. HENRY G. WAIT, Register
i~nAn.Awf II n nrDnANx pnnoi,,o.
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..Nyesvsat - buy gs.ds, fer half efvhas
hey ~ vortA, 10 70 Carns'.

sxow.-Lanbsrusn ~ that The snow u
aAept tve toet and . hslf deep IN tho
weeds. People Who drive Of the beaten
reed 90 sps u ind Il fully hat dep any,
vAeee. Haznsrs ind il ssahsr di1sult
a,aai,s sres,A.
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For coughs, colds and consumption use
Aliens Lung Balsam.

-"Whils The lamp holds out to burn -
there IL . chance for restoration Of health.
II, therefore, the constitution has been
weakened BY disease or exoess-the nerves
shaAtsrod-lhe stomach weaksned-the sp-
petite gone, and al the world appsar1
gloomy-pour some fresh oil into your
lamp, in the shape Of Plantation Bittsre,
which viii make the flame Of life again burn
brightly, and illuminate . once Wretehsd
existence. For ladies it 10 IN elegant and
esntls stimulant, exactly such - they 70.
quirs. Nony families will not be without
Il. II has % immense sale Throughout thu
world
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1o1 R117.-A double dwelling house,
pleasantly located, will b rented to enc or
tWe families. Esquire at this Office.
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Special School Tax.
vt 1r.et!e..l District ko..v,,,..
School District No. i.

Ard further notice Il hereby given. that tho under
slgsso Treasurer q Aooon6Atia County, will be In
attsnance ct the several places hereafter named for
the collection of1axes for tie year 1851, vis:
Town q Diamond Lake; January sd, 1895, at the
ny, January "a, 1865.
Tow q Rossvills, ct the store Of Tuttle, January
Town q Norway Lake, 1t the store Of Hada,,
January, -, 1851.
Towl Of Burbank, At tie store Of J. L. Wkitls,
January -, 1858.
5srtisr Notice T. sieo stvss that oil rsal estate
Hsrsonal Property Taxes must be paid bslore the
1sst day q february next; not paid, penalty Of
Ave- pr cent viii b. charged and taxee snd peneftiee
vili b collected BY distral1.
jaale5w 4. HOOVER, County Trsasurss.
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CIs.xuo.-Ths people Of Tie Sank Val-
l,y should not aAil 70 sall It Philip 1rsak's
Mammoth eletAiag saess vhsa thsg visit
onuk Ceutgo.
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CAIRNS is going East, and
must close out his entire stock
Of Goods by the middle of
February. Sales commence
Friday, january 31st, and will
continue day and evening
until all is sold. ~SA1Es
POSITIVE!
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Miss BiSbse 10 announced 70 lecture In
Rochester o. Saturday evening. February
hIst, on "Ameriesn Wonanhood.''
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II Uss.-Ths laas sasvh With the se'
ssopaayiae vi.ds, AsSs rsadsssa ~ In
os.ss saev plsv Of Sc. p. 4 ?. r. l. sa
ostiele eS frequent ~. Il 10 sent over tho
l,ask viii tve lssonotiv %, while another
ensi1e follows attss With Tie tsai.. In
ssas 4 IL cuts he plow sad locomotives
ses IN bssisd euS Of sight, The smoke
saosks ele.s protesting tlsis la8ag rims
e>ove tAs vbitsasd dsitss. With the s1csp-
sisa 4 ess q I've 1sys, hevsvr, shs
trains Asvs nade reg1las tine.
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JuDoD HAll.-Nosd be- ben received
Mt ~ ssnst,s Il Jsdgs Han win not b
saaa u IL floily q this Plses - Wa IN
tendoA, ~ Aavo bsea buSisd q ChsysaAs,
vAslis 10 disl 1lis ssssss M assosd
olsieo>ae GsA ~ As{vy sspsasss issidsas
= sDstbisg ~ ~ - SFsss . d'stssss.
h eousee e - 1eaaA vas bssst
Hssas> ~ Ais ilsss NJ 4 bat 80 q
tvelays dsssGise. A. ~. lat Ais lsv
DastsR, NJ. G. ,. 1ssd; Isls ha u
- sses - hsuf; asd rstssaqb 70 bio rsss
- I'D hin dyiss. 4 ..t.>.s ~.
Judge Han vas q IL tire q Ais dss&A
lssty-SsuR yssss Of 81. He Ne sss Of tss
~ ssaa's.s II Niassssta, hsvisg sens hsss
Will Il vas -. . territory. A. The i.st
Ju1eo q ~ 1ssrth Judicial District, Of
With this (shs ssv,ass) vss thsa pat.
u ~ - - ~ pro.ias.t Ne. Of IL
Otaas, - 10 dsse tsksa 1sss o. lsss
sssivs yast h poKtiesl naltsa Since Aia
ssoisg = ths city 10 Aas bssa esteemed
80 e eU best sHissas. 0saseess, warn
Asuts, esustssss al ulsiCAt, h md,
~ Aieaas<se IN si6ssL 81 tAsss q,
lssssSly .s,s vie did ~ TIL bic dspsss
~ - : lssse.Al, Isss. -.
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For collie IN horses use Pain Killer
''surs pop"
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CTATE OF M1NNEs0TA-COUNTY OF BENTON
In Probate Court, Special Term January 10th, 1868.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jonathan Fer-in,
deceased.
On reading anG filing the petition of James B. Holt
Of the estate of said deceased praying
for reasons therein set forth that additional time
Of ok months from the 10th day of February. A. D.
1885, be granted him for paying the debts and legacies
Of said deceased, and making final settlement Of his
account such administrator 1t is ordered that the
10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1868, at 10 o'clock
A. H., At tho Office of the Judge Of Probate in the
town Of Sank Rapids, in said county Of Benton, be
assigned for hearing of said petition, and that the
heirs 1t law Of said deceased, and all other persons
interested In said estate, required to appear at
session Of the Probate Court then and there to be
holden and show cause, if any there be why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted:
And is further ordered that notice Of said applica
ton and Of the time and place Of hearing the same
be given to all persons interested, by the publication
Of this order for three successive weeks in the St.
Cloud JOURNAL, weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Ct. Cloud in the County Of Stearns, and
State Of Minnesota.
jan2saw SHERMAN HALL, Judge of probate'
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MCINTYRE & CASTLE,
WAolesals and RelaI Dealers IN
F A RIM
NJ ACHIN Err Y ,
STOVES,
Tinware, Woodenware, &C.,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
vlOn2b-tf
MELROSE MILLS.
FLoURINGMILL
At llsirsse, stearns Co.. Minn.,
Has been completed. and il now ready to
do Custom Work for the
FARMERS OF sAUK VALLEY.
The Proprietors feel confident Of giving
entire satisfaction to their customers.
Flour, Corn Neal aud Feed for Sale.
We have commenced the erection Of =
First-Class Saw Mill,
And will b. prepared in tho Spring to man.
ufacture Lumber, Lath. Shingles, SC.
E. ". H. CLARK, Proprietors.
Nelrose, Jan. 18th, 1868. n26.3m
DENTISTRY.
am now permanently located in this
place in the practice Of Dentistry, and hav-
ing had over fourteen years. experience in
ny profession. hope to gain . fair share Of
your patronage. Ny
STOCK OF TEETH, GOLD, &C.,
10 complete. and an prepared 10 do work
" Ill kinds % perfect % at any point east !
u st. Cloud.
ALL WORK WARRANTED,
And at reasonable prices.
Office in Brokers' Block, front room on
second floor.
DIR. A. PELHAM.
Sc. Cloud, Jan. 18th, 1868. n26
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-0oystts gives better plate Of oysters
than does any other house In town. Go
there.
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WoLy .6cAlSs. -Sone q he country
editess .hsve Aasd vsrk 70 make living
lhis winter. Jhey ass compelled to trsp
wolves, ote., q oks ont subsistsaee.
Mitchell, IL ~ a. Clead JovsxAl, brsu9he
dsvl 8 pair u Ass vs4 ssslps, % wklsh
10 drew 80 boaaay sscb. His sdvsotarss
u lsrssit Il tAs .ulpias monsters we're
tlSiui14. .Cepl. Leonard u 70 work them
% b asvsl for hjs papss, entitled ''Ols,
ehs Ws4 Slsyse Of Ssuk Valley "-M.
Ped Rssser. "T5-'s. S@=
4 " sbovs Il eveo . moderately fair
ssspls q be ability 10 thst dirseliss,
lletsAes Wiliaas. - . ssasasist, euistsips
III ssspstlsss. Bat " ars ssrry thae lie
gsaias rms . sat,rsly n this sne wy
- ssss up q nueh '.vhels slesh." walls
ssassslly a6k,svlsdgsd - . yesae naa q
rsnsstsSls ability, W fear that even
tAsssh supplied WITH : new Ratchet ssd :.
orchard fun Of cherry tssss, 10 would nsvs'
sake q little George Nsshipston.
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-''Cos's Cough Balsam" are household
words thu ghout the United States. Az
" travel ~ are greeted with It from rocks
and fences il " pick up Newspaper We
are advised 70 "try IT." ADD A. we visit
our frisads VI sse il On The shelf ready for
uss. Il sosths ftstfal children, puts veto
On coughing. and is great relief to the
csnSumptive.
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@oo.-This 10 the eash. value ofths sewing
machine which will b given 10 some one Of
Wet 4 Co.'S customers at the drawing on
the 25th Of March. You want it.!
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POLKA lot Of the finest fresh pork
ever brought to this market, some $500
pounds, 10 for sale at Alden's meat market
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9u1DXY Ev1alxa 1DcTua1.-Dr. 0se.
Xisth, Of Ni.asspslis. delivered a NJ
tsrsseias lastass q tAs CsagFssaasoa1
church q lat Sunday evening. The sub
jsss, "Ths Rslideu 1duea&asa st CAh'
lran-thai1 nn1bee md 1oloeiea 70 odulte
1. asa,0," developed 1aay fssss NJ g'a-
seolly k1svD.
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Broadcast .Wheat.
bA.s hUs SlI ~ Ht&s as. saH
When grain is sowed broadcast, some is
covered too deeply, .soms not Qeep<enough,
some not covered at all. Consequently
some does not eme up stallnnd the rest
comes up very irregularly. The stalks are
irregular in height, some nearly ripe, while
others areJust in blossom : they do not
ripen as early, and are more liable to be
injured by the,fust. This is because they
are planted at different depths, and are
no$7e9ually rneurisled and 'proteeted.~, It
viii he 4fouadi d. examination, this the
stalks that are shortest and that bear the
shortest heads, have their roots lying near
the surface Of the ground, where evapora-
tion Aas taken up the moisture from the
footsS and consSqasntly they}ASxe Become
shriveled and weak and those stalks that
bear large heads have been we'll planted
and have their roots lying from TWO
to three inches deep. Then if it is the we'll
planted grains that produce the large and
we'll filled heads, certainly il is important
to have them an wells planted, which can
only be accomplished by using good Drill.
- b .ssl;>Gfsiff.ts W Il
zGROY:El'NOR & co.
T., .s;;.-.,s >.r4:: -. rl4:
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". CLOUD MARl1TS.
". CLOUD Fun MARKET.

v,.,s.dJ for Tn Jov,zA1, BY D. H. @. xx.,ay 4 q.
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- All kinds Of Jeb printing, IN Eng
ilA, asrnsa q Nsrvsglaa, executed 1t
tAis e6ss. Ssad IN year er1sls.

Poa Rls1.-A Stereeoon o. W1ohiDSteA
syoaus; ee1tral lees&ion; rsat nodszess.
I1auiro at this o6ee.
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MOO 4 WOODRUFF DISCOVERY.
W0UU. Send for one box Of the
TOBACCO TASTE DEsToYER !

IT will destroy the appetite for Smoking or Chewing
L Tobacco instantly, no one will ever use or wish
Tobeoeo gives person strong appetite, strengthens
the stomach, Gains the nerves. clears the mind and
improves Tie memory. One box Il sufficient for any
case. It makes ons feel like another person; the
effect 10 instantaneous.
The proprietor he's been offered $500 for The r.
ssipt. Seven hundred boxes sold in one week. esnt
by nail.
Prizes q PER sox. Address
janls4v h. MlLLHR, Wilmington, Del.
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SroyD AID I0o1.-TAs stons tor Ae 1ev
lsidae h beioe rsPidly brought tzea u.
A.lAeoy. A dooea q. loads sssive ct .
ans, ~ b ~. 1As vesk = bsine pssA'
q lee6,sd rslidly By tAs W seossesess.
NJ. Merits.
es1> 81, 900 vssth - izss, 70 b sssa N
~ suDesst,uet1,s, b q 81. Isal. s.4 VII
10 besssAt " his we'll.
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Dated Jaa.a.y 4 IL, = 81 jss3 81;
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TAX NOTICE.

NJ OrIC1 |. hereby given that tho followiue are the
~ rates q Taxss levied On al The TAXABLE Proper.
y e ~ year 1857 Ia the County ofMoaonealia state
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Auction! Auction =!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-07

Church DIRECTORY.

ST. JOHNS oPALcHURCH-on 4tf
| street, between corc.rt and High. Services every
! Sunday at II a. m. and p m, Sabbath School
at o'clock n. m. jams
WESTMINSTER PR IRAN
| CHURCH, 10. SION Seventh street. between
II a. M and Z p. m. Sabbath School at .. N.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at II p. m.
feblP68-ly VIC. CRAIa, Pastor.
UNITED PERSEVERANCE Blondeau
aud 9th streets. Services every Sabbath at III r,
| m. and D. M Sunday School a. Clam.
apr26-b6-ly JAnEs BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH-High street.
bet ween Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at ! a. m. and p m. Sabbath School at
3 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
b. JrpKiss, Jr., Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET II. E. CHURCH-on
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth
Preaching every Sabbath at II q. m. md p ~
Sabbath School at q p. IN. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening f. II, Wisaxs,
ju1yI 'B8-ly Pastor
CHATHAM SQUARE ~ f. CHURCH. Cor
| ner of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at Il a. m. and ! p. M. Sabbath
School at 3 g. m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. ions HAYsxs,
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Conner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at IL a.
| m. and pm. Sunday School At 81 D. M
apr26-'66 /. n. CaIrrxsnEs, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-corner Of Blen-
| dean and Eighth streets. Preaching at ii <. y.
and "A N. Sunday School at VI a. y. Public
o'clock. [feblfs7l J. T. WEsrovER. Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURcH-0pen for public ser
vice at II q. m, and at "a p. m. The public cor
daily inTited.
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The Democratic Convention, held a,
Charleston yesterday, nominated Charles
noerr for Clerk and 7. II. A Ign for Recor.
der.
This was matter of course, for they have
been in Office, except for q term or two du
ring the war, from time whereof the memo
ry of man scarcely runneth to the contrary.
They know all the ropes, and the Democrat.
ie Office holders who run the machine 20 or
the principle "onee in office always il
Office
good many Democrats in this v,cinit,
desired change, and tried to make amend,
for the recent defeat Of MIR. Lo,nax for The
Aayoralty by his nomination to the Clerk.
ship. Some unsophisticated friends of Mr..
i.omax vent to the Convention a. delegate;
ana otherwise under the impression that Lo
max could be nominated. They believed
or pretended TO believe, that the leaders and
wire workers here in Keokuk At least we're
IN favor OF Lomax..s nomination over Doerr.
A moment . reiiessson ought to hass satisfied
any sincere friend of LomAx tina, The ,a.dsrs
Of 'bs party here and else where we're - f.,o.
OF Doerr, and that the combinatioa. :.
saea as rendered il utterly hopeless for In
mas from the start.
pherr y the best taciieian and nan;puIa.
f7r ot farty machinery III The county. aud
The leaders could no, get along without HIM
lhfy dared not 60 against him. evaa had th.x
sa4f r
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CORN MEAL-p loo d.. - ~
BucxwHxAr FLouR---$4-B0 to 4.5o per 100 lbs.
BurrrH- Choice lots willcommand lao y D.
Eacs-i6c.
PouLrsY--LiYs chietens ~ 90 y dos.
sonaHun--50 to I've pss gallon.
PorAroKs--p0c to 81 rs p bushsl.
oxloSs--None offered.
Lanp-City cured I7lc to lsc per h. Country
cured i5c to lie perth.
BxxswAx-a5 per ID.
rALLow--In bbls, lle loose loo per D,
FsArHERs-Primc SOC TO 65c per n-
RAas-Cotton, % per ID.
WBtrE BKAss--Common 10 good to -; scarce.
CsEEsE--fiood country he. Factory lffG I've
BxAs-Scaree and in demand Wholesale 81 20
psr loo lbs.
Pwurrs-0rees Apples none in market. Choice
Dried Apples 10 to l2ie per ID. Dred
Peaches, IL to iso.
ssxss-Timothy 81 go to %. Glover - W.
Flax seed 81 rs to 81.
o,Ls-Coal oil 4ac Linsssd, rev 81 30, boiled
81 IS. Lard, 81 30tosl 60. Fish ~ w TO
81 10.
L,xx srocx--Beef Cattle - 90 to IS % gross.
Hogs. good lots, 81 to 50 80 gross. Sheep
81 to 8 80 gross. Veal Calves from s. 90
10 $40 90
BAcos-City cured eanyassed hams 1oc, shoulders
BE. clear sides LIE 10 lsc. Country cured
hams I5c; shoulders i3lc; sides i5c
Poak-Mese rs to so per hbl.
WooL-Tub wa.hyd IS to ssc.; fleece 20 me
a5aser; unwsshsd, Is TO 20c.
HAY-Timothy in active demand at from ~ "
to $lI 90 per ton. Prsirie 70 W 10 % W
Woop---4s 80 10 So SO per cord ,secording 70 qua
i.y, in good demand
| utpxs-tsreen, Sc; do cured loc; dry aint 2ee;
do salt lie per Id. :,
sAlr-Lske 81 25@s 80. Ohio River " ~
on ieFee. .
| aLAss-sXle So so. Rates discounted 30 to ~
! per cent
/ NArLs-$3 10 rates,
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krsss4 70 = y
~ TruHsDAxs=ThEnuxh the1pliteness OF :
member Of ths Uflkiiih socsSty We enjoyed
the privilege Of participating in delightful
'DSis.hfc ssxcursiofa u Qdintjy on Thursday. At
an peesselly eAFiy hers ~ 6se slnm Tom
Jaipzr III as etowd9d viii excufsionists. On
Eshs apssn tiY, Aespitet h uA.vUsAfrv
! 4, IN Ssemed'to hssss happy tsfne. The
young folks we're especially joyous; those
who wefe not enjoying the pleasures of
steamboat ride we're dancing under the eye
Of Prof. Henry, and the music OF ms hne
band. At Quincy the representatives, OF 'ne
J1r;tar;an Church we're on hand with omni-
buses to convey the party TO suitable haii.
Tan exreIlens welcs ne lddress, recited with
mucb taste AID feeling. by Miss Mary Bass,
Of tho Quincy School, Miss Louie Hiatt re-
soonded. Her address, fall OF The geniality
of childhood, was recited IN most natural
and pleasing manner. After some Tins sing
ing by the Quincy School, Judge d. +. Mil.
Ter. in response 10 an unexpected cnti, made
Z forcible add.ess, extolling the Sunday
School as religious institution, anu urging
the children 10 march ever onward in the
path Of purity and goodness. Among the
pleasant features Of the entertainment was
the admirable recitation OF very interesting
and suggestive fable, by Miss Emily Curtis
| After a feast Of good things, offered as
lunch, and general commingins OF the two
| I, .:..:.. -; ,onvarsat;cu nr the dance the
Keokuk party took leave of their friends
and were soon enjoying themselves on ths
good steamer Rob Roy. Although there
/ we're frequent showers during the day, nont
were exposed to wetsing. and ell returned
we'll pleased with their visit. We hope soo'
to learn Of another interchange OF courtesie
between the Unitarian Societies Of Heokul
and Quincy.
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AT one time was called from other du-
ties in the Office TO take temporary charge
OF the local department OF this paper. The
necessity for my holding that position having
passed, again returned to my former labors
leaving the chair editorial several months
ago as silently as | had assumed it. A mis-
apprehension has existed from that time till
the present tina, still itemize for the paper
and this note is intended to re .ove that i'm
preston. am not entitled to either praise
Or censure for what now appears in the local
columns CT the GATE CRY.
JoHy c. Fay.
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PeRsoxAI-Mr. VI. S. Gilman, of the
Banking firm Of Gilman Son Il Co., Of New
York, and Mr.. Robt. Il. Ives, of ProYi.
dence, K. l., both wealthy capitalists, have
been in the city FOR several days. They, ID
company with Superintendent Williams and
Mr. Leighton, took trip over the Valley
Road recently, on special train. They
expressed themselves highly pleased with the
country and with the condition of the road
as we'll, and we understand that valuable as
sistance could be obtained FROM them in ex-
tending it 10 Fort Dodge.
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Excursion to Quincy and Return.

The Banner Mission s. 8. will go Tuesday,
June 9th, leaving on tue steamer Rob Roy
and returning on the Andy Johpson, and in
vi,e every body to go and enjoy day Of
pleasure. The boat leaves precisely at seven
o'clock, and will return in the evening at or
8. Tickets for the round trip 80 cents ];
children Is cents. All who can are request
ed to call at Westcott's Book Store and pur
chase tickets before going to the boat.
Should it be raining hard at the time Of
starting the excursion will be postponed un.
til the mex. morning.