The St. Cloud journal., 1869-08-12
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3 Paul prices.
! ~ The Clreulation OF The Joarna
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Fon RrSr.-Some desirable rooms OF
Washington avenue, nearly opposite thu
Central House. Inquire at this Office.
HsrrsxEp.-Dr. A. e. Senkler returned
on Tuesday from flying trip to Canada:
R1vEH.-The river has raise considera'
bly, this week. ~@ 'ss
RA1x.-On Monday there was quite a
rain, but the weather since, though cloudy,
has been dry and warm.
F1su.--A trio Of young men, c. NJ. ard
Frank Doughty and Mr.. Maxwell, went
to Pleasant Lake one day this week and
caught l15 fish.
Arm FRAcrulHD-We regret to learn
. from the St. Paul papers that on Saturday
last, Eugene, eldest son Of ex-Mayor Cur
~, of this city, fractured his arm by fall
ing.
CoxGREoA11oxA1 CHuRcH.-The pulpit
of this church will be supplied by the Rev
Henry Mills, Of Independence, Iowa, dur
ing tho temporary absence Of the pastor,
Rev. Mr.. Thompkins.
STRUCK By L1GHrS1N0.-On Monday at-
ternoon the dwelling house of Mr.. 9.
Grandelnyer was struck by lightning,
three rooms being completely riddled, the
laths aud plaster torn Of and other dam
age'do Fortunately no person was il
the house at the time.
Nor1cE.-We are requested by Hon. VIM.
8. Moore. President Of the Board Of Trade,
to give notice that . meeting Of the Board
will be held on Saturday evening At their
rooms over Pickit 4 Abbott's store. Some
important business will come up, including
tho encouragement Of certain manufacture
ing projects now being discussed. A full
attendance is specially desired.
- Still AT Ir.-Although Mr.. Pickit has
gone East for new goods, there is no dimi-
mutton Of sales at the Regulator" They
have choice goods on hand for the present
demand, and are selling cheap for cash.
The 'sRegulator" is tie place for bargains.
'Co1nrcr1ox.-Mr.L Lieser, Of the Little
Giant Co., informs Us that the statement
that the Company would disband their or
g.nization upon turning over their engine
to the City Council. is incorrect. The
boys will maintain their existence IS =
company, ready to take hold Of good en-
CINE should il be provided.
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D1ED.-On Sunday night Norwegian
named Jorgen Anderson, died At tho Lew
iston House, after brief illness. His death
WAS supsrindsoed by the use Of liquor.
He Was . single man, about forty five years
of sgs, and had no relatives in this State
except brother living at saak Centre.
His remains were buried in the cemetery on
Monday.
il being prosecuted vigorously in all parts |
Of the upper country. The vet wsasAsr Of |
: few days during the week interSered
only temporarily. The reports as-to the
yield continue to be Of tho most favorable
character. There is no blight in this part
Of the State.
A SuGGEsr1oN.-Instead of taking the |
$3.50 asked for by the Citv Council Of the |
Board Of Trade to aid in defrsying the |
Northern Pacific Railroad entertainment,
Why not use it in completing the road to
Kings and not call for the amount voted |
by the city This, with the amount pre-
viously appropriated by the Board, would |
about build the road, and would settle a
disputed question.
FURNITURE REc11vED.-On Saturday the
furniture for the Normal School was re-
oeived from Buffalo. It comprises:
20 large-sized Normal desks.
40 intermediate Normal desks.
40 primary desks.
Is settees.
8 teachers desks.
2 teachers tables.
Liberal donations of school books have |
been received from number of publishing |
houses, and such globes, charts, &c., as
may be needed, have been purchssed.-|
The building is about ready for opening.
V1oHTABLEs.-The market at present is |
rwen supplied with almost everything in
the wy Of sgetables-tomatoes. eucum-
bsrs, corn, squashes, peas, beans, potatoes, |
beets, cabbage, &c. In the way Of fruit
and berries, there is an abundance of
green apples, Of large size and good favor,
while blueberries are st;ll brought in for
sale. Blackberries have not yet made
their appearance.
L. sT1A1SPolTAT1ox T1A1Hs.-Quite num-
ber Of transportation teams have been COM
ing, loading and starting up country with
in the past fsw days. St. Cloud is IN i'm.
portant point in this kind Of business.
Wilson / Herbert, the government con-
tractors, and II. G. Burbank, ESQ.,, who
has the contract for forwarding all the
Hudson Bay Compsny's goods, reside here.
and employ . large number Of teams. 1
Sometimes they start out in day trains Of
hundred Or more wagons each. These
WAGONS ara dravn hv ono yoko of oxen.