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The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

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the green sacA 10 4Noah'
l nave Eo' i'seo ~ NY d 7 '"o
nan S:'o Ehsl | l'I ns ,'..'' ''.Iu go "'0o"
"e'sn'"s 'H'sS HuH"''' f'0D'U7'
Il ku " : IS the language OF proud
'5noF"H1Sj A"o" n''; u, :; '"%' VI "
1o2- h1o" Ho'n'hs '''"' . : " -
ihan
\ man being asked, rs he lay sun
hlnG himself IN the grass, what vas the -
height OF his aHDlt!oa' rePAe0: %
-si"dy o'! you put an eGs- il '"5
eoz-a, to settle II !! eS, buGI !
pnt II FOUR they we're 50 bad, A-1
to Use the moF3 q them"
: man fr,n ,be yord4rt rco;0ns yes
terdoy went sato ohe q our / i.t i,.ss
tomlany s houses to get p"IE OI stuck
lo95.
5irs. IcN latcly cowhi1ef Mr.. Lay
for not performing a promise TO marry
her. As he you'd not make her Lay
A. man writing an anonymous note
Is Ike puppy Insite OF an eDc.esuEe
barking at yea WITH LIS noSe unQer the
gate.
i. actor who hid raised his arli,
ence to great heigbt by bis lofty soar
l9Ss :ct e1cia!hed: ; ~ VIII no" c-oas II
ne peau'l1'" Sno e@pLcSS''e i'''T ',.-'
Oh tnc poet 4ofSe, ms nIHo--"lI--
aud forget "il"' lie salo 'oo'
allows vonr Ward going ?" asked
feG#el 81 S!e&@laS' Yong " t"e
eo@S hn3-l'Fi>'Qi-Stars5 tomorrow
te9"eii meant poiitlcs; 2Io@g'ns meant
his pretty ward Mistakes VIII OCCUR,
etc.
Isn't it very aract;Do to behold at
"e1''"S lie sofFo"S' S'ficheh ar o' ., a
parent as ne ives 'ne pT'0e away
""c" you "H0" ''"V lof Tue iaI' C. Il Il
JJcaI" ne HAS Dceh Il yiD5 |" oS' Hef oh
HIS Aano''
4 Fronab,ra, Gives os his definition
et iP:jor IN the ImpsTiai army; ~
H:aa VINO has thTGe de,corStiona' nc
Shifd was gwen hin because &c FAD
I%o; the secoha because he n@d onej
the hrst because &c had none
Tho 1.,eet odvor,;eo,cort of ., or,
t-ol4 c6f5r is That It nrotScts the he 9orn,
f-0,o 3oco,an5s;rio1 .iand o., ba "a.
tanned in the narIor as an eIeoant niece
Of furniture. without any annoyance
TEataycr."
roc4 ,onon trovo1;ng ., s4oo,,o,
cro d.T ot ;:nno. r,,,s r,.' -, - 1.,;tl
= iorTS n,3e;oo c]oec Lv Wan bo VIZ,
Tol1 hv = sarva%t That i was dcsxa,4-
.It ,,,ottcrs nat with naD se;d Ia {.
uo,,11 ont !, r = r,sra rv;,1arna<r y
\ woman, who tock her first rid,
in the cars one day last week, was sur
prised at arriving at her destination S
soon. and remarked, II had known
that coaiI have got here SO quick,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

ONE kfiNUTE TO SA9E YOUR LIFE!
Take Disease in time and You will suffer
less and be saved many days OF useless
misery.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

\ man from the ycrdAnt regions yes
tcrdoy wen: into ohe of Cur Il.e i..se
Company 5 houses to get pair q stock
iugS.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

II ku " - is the language ola proud
iguoramus; 81 know not. that OF q
fol- i know nothing.' that cS wise
man,
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11
GOLD MEDAL WAS AWARDED
at the late Iair in Baltimore 10
CIAS. N. STEEEF.

for the best Pianos over Baltimore, Phila.
delphia and New York Pianos.
Ofice and Wareroom, No. 7 n. Liberty ST
above Baltimore ST.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11
s PU GEANA L..

Where is money first mentioned in
the Bible? When the dove brought
the green back to Noah.
i have rot loved lightly" as the
man said wheG he married q widow
xeig1ing tLEee hundred pounds.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11
FROM hIExECo TO ALASKA

The pecpIc Know theIl.
The people use thsm!
The people Praise them!
These pills grapple with Disease at its
fountain head, and root it out of the pa
TENTS system, at once. They tortiiy the
body against Disease in all forms of Sudden
attack and epidemics, end enable ali to
brave the miasniatic danger OF swaupS and
forests One of DR.. EsagsEci pills re-
Ileyes the entire system OF pains and aches,
cnlivens tie spirits and sends new blood
| BOUNDING THROUGH TIE VEINS,
Gail Tor these incstjmGbie medicines at
vour nearest druggists, a;,l If he is out
| Of them send to the propretor's office Tor
them. They are mailed safely all over the
| fsIubp
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11
man

4 maa being asked, rs he lay sun
ming himself in the grass, what vas the
height Of his ambition, replied: 10
marry rich widow with . bad cough
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

5irs. Yell lately cowhilei Nr. Lay
for not performing promise TO marry
her. As he would not make her Lay
she made him Yell.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

'E:lly dill you put an eg- in IA
coG-e, to settle il p Yes, uum; /
put il four; they we're So bad, l had
to Use tie muro of them"
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

Come in outof the JAWS OF 1EAThl
Hesitation and delay are nothing but an
other fern OF suicide when You have
remedy at your hand to remove pam IN
stantly.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

Jan .
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

IA actor who had raised his audi
ence to a great height by his lofty soar
Jugs exclaimed: Il will now close in
the beautiful and expressive IanGoa@e
Of the Poet--I forget his namo-and-
and--I forget what be said too.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

Isn't it very affecting to behold at
a wed ling the sorroBstricien air Of a
parent as he gives the bride away" :"
when you know that for the last ten
years he has been trying to get her oil
his hands.
The Tarboro' southerner., 1869-02-11

4 Frenoh@an gives IS his definition
eta major in the Imperial army: On
Dan who has three decorations. The
shird was given hii1 because he lad
tro; the second because he had one;
the first because lie had none"
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PslsoIAI.-H. ". Hanford arrived on
Saturday from Fort Garry, having made
the trip with oxen in fifteen days and =
half.
Rev. J. r. Creighton and wife returned
on Friday from visit to Canada. He s.ys
everything 10 slow there, trade included.
Hon. G. F. Davis and wife arrived hom.
on Saturday from visit to New York and
Maine.
ssnl. Doughty. Of Lake City, and E. L.
Wright. Of Sank Centre, were IN town this
week.
DR.. B. R. Pslmer. Of Sank Centre, pass
I'd through town yesterday on his way
home, accompanied BY Mr.. E. Brewer and
wife, Of Pittsburg, who sre on visit.
On Saturday Hon. L. K. Asksr; Reeiste.
Of The U. 8. Land Office At Alexandra, and
Capt. A. A. Brown, Of Mortified, favored
10 with call.
Among the arrivals st the Csntr.l Hous.
during the past week w note:
"" Moore, Chas. Eaton, ". Contain.
n. ". khtson, D. D. Merrill. and W. r
Mason, St. Paul; Hon. G. T. brown. Chin.
psws Agency Jos. Roletie, Pembins Col
r. Walker, q. 8. A.; Elder G. ". Parker
Port Wadsworth; D. McCauley and vito
Fort Atercrombie; J. R. Brown. L.Ec
Traverse; 8. P. Church. New York: O.
NJ. Foster, Canton, Pa. L. Doty, DAYTON
Wis.,; g. N. Reynolds and 3. Patck, Mil
waukss; O. Harsey and 8. Ahaet, Mary
land; J. Courtney, F. J. Barnes, W. 3
Young, and G. ". Little, Chicsgo E. Hill
yer, Waupun, Wis. =; J. "A. snoW, A. Ham
nton, G. A. Heath and D: Codd, Ottaws
Canada; Andrew Strepg, Hamilton, Cana
d.; J. +. Johnston, Indiana.
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We CAN'T KEEP HOUSE, WITHOUT IT.
Is the universal expression Of every ono
who has ever used Dooley's Baking Pow
der. Try it, every lover Of good, sweet,
nutritious and wholesome biscuits, rolls,
griddle. cakes, wafles. pastry, &c. II is
the cheapest, requiring only one-haK to
two-thirds as much for use as other Pow
ders, and will not spoil in any climate if
kept in dry place. Sold by al grocers
generally.
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0ooD!-Ths news concerning the crops
II 70 good, from Ill directions, that every
body 10 in good spirits. Crowds Of far
msrs and their wives gather at Pickit l.
Abbott's to buy goods for the house, cloth
ing for themselves and hats and shoes for
the children. Al they sell for cash, they
can give customers low figures. Call in
and sec them.
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so1Dna's O1rHAxs.-Any person know
ing Of any soldiers orphans in destitute
eircumstaness, will confer favor by send
Ing Tho facts. (tegsthsr with the number
Of the regiment to which their father be-
longed,) to Capt. J. E. West, st. Cloud.
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Us1o1ruxA1z.-A days since while Mr..
8. Flint, Of Langola, was going to Hay
ward L Thonpson's mill, two miles above
this city, his horse stepped on . strip Of
board, the pointed end Of which few up
and entered the animals abdomen, causing
his death in couple Of days. The horse
wss valued 1t $500. In March last Mr..
Pint lost horse which cost 1925.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

DEL1c1ousLY MEDICINAL 10 the
universal verdict pronounced upon Pl.nts-
ton Bitters by oil who have tried them.
The well-knovn health pronouncing ingre-
dents from which they are made, and their
invaluable merits as rem edy for indiges-
ton and all its consequent ailments, and
the preventive qualities against diseases
arising from climatic changes, miasn1atic
influences and imperfect secretions, are 80
widely known and so honorahly endorsed,
that We trust no one will forego tho advan-
tages Of their use.
Magnolia Wster-suporior to the hes
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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Mrs. Tilton buys ~ we'll ss sells Sec
ond. hand furniture.

IT'S TRUE, tits pity. pity its true" that mankind
will pass by unheedsd the warning symptoms OF dis
and neglect the remedies to restore health until
disease has far advanced that Is often impossible
to obtasn relief We have been shown the formula
Of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills and believe them to
be the best and simplest Of medicines for Bilious dis
orders, Liver Complaints Female Irregularities &C..
They are prepared with great caution and will save
many doctors bill il used in time. Al universal
family medicine, they are unsurpassed Give the
Mountain Herb Pills fair trial and W warrant YOU
will neverbe without them. Sold By all dealers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

Tho Red Wing Republican, itself ono
Of the best conducted papers in the State,
ssys:
The press Of the State are discussing tn.
proper manner Of conducting weekly news.
papers. In our judgment the Rochester
Post and St. Cloud JOURNAL come about A
near perfection % any Of them. Their
conductors evidently knew that two facts
are Of vital importance, viz. that their
space ID inadequate for 1.-THE Of what they
would b glad to print, and they eouse-
qusntly produce great many short arti-
olss relating to great many subjects ;
second, that local and other original mstts1
10 read BY fly times the number Of people
who read ''rsprint." It requires work, but
II pays.
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ATTENTION. ATTENTION!

Not having disposed OF all my goods
vet. will sell the balance Of my stock for .
GREAT DEAL LESS THAN COST,
at prices to suit the purchasers, rs tho re-
maiuder of tho stock must be closed out in
q short time,
Do not pay any attention to what is said
Of this sale being humbsg, but come and
SEQ For Yourselves,
and examine before buying.
| JOSEPH BROKER.
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DISCOVERY OF GOLD.

In examining large lot Of new goods
received last week by that popular and en-
terprising merchant, Jos. Edelbrock, =
number Of persons discovered that they
could save money by purchasing Of him.
He soils mems full suits for S.; handsome
suits made in tho best manner, for $22.
An elegant assortment Of dress goods, be-
sides white goods, domestics, SO. Atten-
ton Is called to his hats and caps, which
are going off rapidly. Boots, shoes and
CATERS in fine assortment. For choice
family groceries, Edelbrook's il head
quarters.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

RI1ulxED.-On Monday Rev. Geo. /.
Wood, Pastor Of the Congregational church,
started with his family for Connecticut.
He goes back to his old congregation. He
was highly esteemed In this community
both - . man and - minister.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

APPLE Tl1Es.-About town tho fact has
for some time been demonstrated that ap-
pies can successfully bs raised. We are
glad to see that the farmers are also d.
reeting attention to fruit growing. Jos.
ouideman, At Rockville, has an apple tree
~ large - the average to be found in East
srn orchards. He ssys that last year it
yielded half bushel Of good sound apples,
and this season promises to do many fold
better. Plant more!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

NEw CHuRcH.-The cornerstone Of Q
new Catholic church at st. Jo., was laid on
Sabbath last, with appropriate ceremonies.
The attendance was very large. Bishop
Grace was present.
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Strawberry PLAHTs.-I have 4 larRa
stock Of the best varieties Of strawberry
plants, which will sell by tho hundred or
thousand At less than Minneapolis prices
Call 1t my farm near Sank River.
ALBERT SMITH,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

DISTRICT CouRr,-On Friday the jury
in the case Of Gibe %. Bittner, noticed last
week, returned "a verdict in favor Of the
Plaintiff, Michael Gibe, and found cause
for damages against defendants as follows:
". Lsnts, $1.97
John Lang, 1877
". Wolks. .06
G. Bittner, no cause Of action.
The Court directed judgment to be en-
tered in accordance with the verdict.
On Saturday, the case Of Wolfgang Eich
~. Oscar Taylor was heard. This is "old
stager" (the case, We mean,) and is con-
corning tho ownership Of = horse. Wit
nesses on both sides give exceedingly d.
rect testimony that the animal belongs to
each Of the claimants. At ten o'clock ?.
n. the jury reported they had not aud
could not agree, and wero discharged.
New trial set for next Tuesday.
On Monday the case Of J. H. Owen %.
T. B. STANDBY, for debt, was settled by
the defendant Withdrawing his answer, and
judgment being allowed in the amount
claimed.
J. o. Mcconnell %. J. P. Wilson. Prom.
issory note. Verdict for plaintiff, sos. 81
full amount. Gordon & Collins for prff
Hays l. Kerr for deft.
State Of Minnesota %. Geo. T. Rice
Arraigned on indictment Of grand jury 70,
treepassing on school lands. Plead no
guilty, and gave $500 bail to appear q,
December term.
On Tuesday. the case Of Oregon Lauten
sohlsger ~. F. K. Rotter, Tor money Dor
rowed, took up the day Verdict 70
plaintiff, $4,000. ". J. Pnrsons for pl'ff
o. Taylor for def.
On Wednesday, the case Of State Of Min
nesota %. Thos. Lawrence, indicted for .,
assault with intent to rob on Capt. 10.
Bailey, was heard. Verdict Of guilty
sentence on Saturday. E. NJ. Wright fo
prosecution; L. W. Collins for defendant
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

1R0N.-1ron ore has been discovered
down in Fillmore county. Probably the
State will have an abundance of iron one
Of these days.-Ezchange.'
There is no reason Why it should not.
Rich deposits Of iron ore have been found
at Pokegoma Falls, on the Mississippi,
about one hundred and fifty miles above
st. Cloud. Steamboats, have reached that
point, and the ore after being run into pig
iron could easily be brought to this place,
and either used here or re-shipped to other
places in the State. Something Of this
kind will be brought about before many
wears.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

HoN1oPATH1c.-Attent is directed (
the advertisement ofthe Homeopathic Phar-
macy kept by DR.. Weber. The DR.. is
good physician, and has q well selected
stock Of goods on hand.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24
~ The Circulation OF The JourAeA
20 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
publishedin Northern Ninnesota' Lot
Aavsrtisers remember this.
~Allkinds ofJobprinting, in Eng
sh, German or Norwegian, executed At
hisodios. Send in YOUR orders.
BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed from now
type ON good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warranty, Quit-olaim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
Di,triet Cosrt-Surnons, Notices Of
Trial and Notes Of Issue.
JUSTICES Court-Sunmons aud Sabpoe-
mas.
Orders from tho country, for large or
small quantities, filled at St. Paul prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

Observation-Disclosures immigrant
wagons have crossed tho bridge this week,
bound for Otter Tail and Todd counties.
They had over one hundred hsad OF loose
cattle and horses, besides sheep &c.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

RoBHs.-D. NJ. g. Murphy 4 Co.
bought 400 buffalo robes in one lot last
week. They have one Of the largest and
finest robes We ever saw.
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REAL E0TATE TRAN1HERS.
Reported 1br Tn JouRRAi By JaA~ Zapp, Es4, Rec.
ise1 Of Deeds.

For the Week Ending June 10Th.
Warrantse Deed from George ssifert and
wife to John Ketter for nj Of se} se} Sec.
4 and nj Of sw} sw} Sec. 8 T. 124 =.
SOW. $500
wsrrantee Deed from Frederick Mode to
David Mode for lot s Sec. 80 T. l22 r.
8lw. $50
Warranted Deed from Michael Pl.nti-
kow to David Mode for d Of ss} ss} Sec.
W.rrant.s Deed from Job. Kr.us and
and wife to Barbara Miller for acres in
Sec. IA, T. 124 r. % v. $1,000
Warrantee Deed from James NJ. Thomas
on and wife to Thomas P. Bruce for Of of
nw4 SEQ. 10 +. 1926 R. 85w. $500
Warranted Deed from Anton Liesch to
Matthias Esch for d se} Sec. "a T. 12S R.
28w. $500
warrantes Deed from ANNE Gertrude
Nichols and hush. to John Gross for 81
acres in sw} se} Sec. rs T. l24 r. SO
v. 800
Warrantee Deed from Nicholas Hansen,
5r. to Nicholas Hansen il. for Il set Sec:
II t. 1928 R. 80 Y. $500
Wsrrantes Deed from Lucas Ke:ls to 10.
ssph Monitor for 25x66 feet Of lot 8 blk II
in town Of Sank Centre. SIS
tlWarrantse Deed from John P. Klien and
wife to Henry DUR for E ~ acres Of mel
ue4 SEQ. IS +. l25 B. 81 v. $500
Warrantso DEED from John H.. Ballou
and viii 70 Wn. Doultsn foe ct SEQ 4 T.
l26 r. 50 Y. $40
Wazrautes Deed from John &. Bell Il ii.
to Henry II. Herbert and e. G. Smith, for
21 z 100 feat az lots 6 and 7 blk & in CITY
| Of st. Cloud, Wilson's survey. 81, 900
Wartantse Deed from N. P. CLARK and
wife to Jeremiah G. Winslow 4 Co. for lot
z blk in City Of st. Cloud, Wilson's sur
Wy. $500
Warrantee Deed from Eric Evenson 10
Anund Ellington for s acres in sci sw}
Sec. 20 T. IA r. 86w. $l86
Quit-olsim Deed from Vim: NJ. Hooper
and wife to Henry 7. Wellss for a lot
blk 4 in st. Cloud City. 80
WARRANTED Deed from Nels Olsen and
wife to Eric Evsnson for s acres In ss4 sw1
see. 20 Z. 124 3, a5W. sd
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BIDS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND TRANS.
PoRTAr1oN.-The following abstract Of the
bids for supplies and transportation at the
Chippewa Agency, for which We are indebt-
ed to Hon. G. T. Brown, the Agent, was
received too late for last weeks paper:
FOR TRANSPORTATION.
Patrick Hayes, Little Falls, $1.eo per 100 pounds
per hundred miles.
G.. ". Gilbert, Little Falls same
H. NJ Fenlason, St. Cloud 81. 6s per 100 pounds per
100 miles.
T. c. Mcclure, st. Cloud, for all goods for White
Earth Reservation and Pembina, $l.33 per 100
pounds per 100 miles.
J. A. Stanton, st. Cloud, $1.42 per 100 pounds per
100 miles for the months of May, June, July, Au-
gust and Sept; $40 for Oct. Nov. Dec. and Jan.
and $l60 for Feb. March aud April.
D. s. Moore Fl. Ripley, $L2s per 100 pounds per 100
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All kinds Of secondhand furniture for
sale cheap At Mrs. Tilton's store, next door
to City Restaurant
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

UToRDs OF WISDOM FOR YOUNG NHN. on
hosA With Self Help for the Errne and uniortv1at.
Sent in sealed letter envelopss, ne a charee IA
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bsx Piilads-
phta, ..
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CAlfs.-Two hundred Red River carts
passed over the bridge yesterday. Some
three hundred have crossed during the
week.
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CLIrHERALL, Juno IA, 1869.

CL1rHERALL, Juno IA, 1869.
EDITOR JoUaNAL.-The item Of the most
interest from this county is the great tide o
immigration which is almost daily pouring
in on all sides, but more p 'rtioularly on
tho west, southwest and north-we Large
settlements are already being made. Those
who want homestsads had better hurry up,
IS the best arc always taken first.
The saw mill at Otter Tail City. is a.
ready running. Those needing building or
fencing lumber con be supplied on short
notice and reasonable terms.
Mr.. Craigie intends having his grist mill
in running order by tho coming harvest.
Next week the neighbors turn cut en- masse
to help him put in his dam. All wish him
success.
The frequent showers Of late, with the
cool air, make the prospects good for small
grain, Of which We have about four hun,
dred acres in this neighborhood. The
frost which injured the crops in many
places did little or no damage here. This
is one of tho advantages Of high land.
There are two stores in Otter Tail, one
kept by W. Macarthur, and the other by g.
Peak & Brother. There is also q small
store at this place kept by 8. J. Whiting.
We have good summer school taught by
Miss Emma Whiting, with about twenty
five scholars in attendance. They are pro.
crossing finely.
The Indians at Otter Tail and above at
White Earth, as l am informed, are greatly
excited lest the Sioux make q raid upon
them on account of two of their tribe be-
ing killed and scalped by some Of the Pill
lager band of Chippewas, Of Leech Lake.
The party passed through here with the
scalps stretched on bow and painted.
They went to Otter Tail and tried to get
up a war dance, but the chiefs there refus-
ed to join with them.
Tomorrow tho commissioners Of Otter
Tail County hold meeting for the pur-
pose Of transactiug such business pertain
ing to the affairs of the county as may
come before them. c. WHITING.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

For SAIs.-A fine piano. Enquire i'm.
mediately At Mrs. J. A. Mason's, lower St.
Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

HOUSE, FOR sAIE.-A large double house,
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
one square from the Normal School, will
DO sold gerry cheap. Inquire at this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

MoRsH's INDIAN Roor P1LLs.-Ws give yeu in this
Medicine the result of lifetime of study and trial
They made from simple Roots, and are tho best
medicine in the world for all Bilious diseases Female
Irregularities, Headaches, Indigestion. Liver Com
structions cleanse the skin of all pmples and blotc-
es and perfectly and safe in their operation
We ask you to use them because we know their vir-
them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Root Pills. For
sale by all Dealers. apr29.2m
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

EVERYTHING You WANT FOR HousH.
kErp1Ho.-Also = stock Of boots and
shoes. All goods sold BY mo are
strictly for cash. Such thing % credit
shall not DO known by me. Consequently
prices will bs low at NIXON'S,
"World's Fair"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

solomon says there IL no new thing
under the sun. that which il hos already
been that was doubtless true when writ
ten, but there were no johnson Reapers
then. Everybody stops to SEQ and admire
the Johnson Rsspers for sale at tho store
Of Mc1ntirs, Akers 4 Co., at. 0srmain
street, Ct. Cloud, Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

QuIlT.-The City Justices Court has
been quiet during the past week. Not even
AD, D.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

Mad Doos.-Ths hot weather Is coming
on and but few dogs have been licensed.
II the dogs do not become mad, their own
srs will, when they have to pay the IS
fine. Better either hurry up or decapitate
your CANNES.