The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-18

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S11x.-But about q dozen valentines
passed through the post Office this year.
L1curx1xo.-On Friday evening Their
we're vivid flashes Of lightning-the first Of
D1scHAlaxD.-6rebend, under arrest
for poisoning, has been discharged, the ev-
idencs not being sufficient to warrant his
detention.
Tlorr1xo' PAlx.-A track has been
cleared on Lake George, whore those Of
our ci,i.sns Who have fast nsgs take them
out for stsot. 81. Cloud has some unusu-
ally Ans horse desh.
Moi. sxow.-Durins Saturday night
and Sabbath forenoon about one foot Of
saov fell It vas much needed, for the
ground vis rapidly bse,ning:b.re beneath
he warm sunny days Of the past few
weeks.
-"T1s most sseess.tul 6ssiness men IN this
e;tt ars those vAo Aase aduertised literally
and eonstansly." -aoHAcz GRIZZLY.
S1rr1sD.-The Normal School matter
has been settled definitely. So has the fact
that Pickit l. Abbott sell clothing cheaper
than it can be had at any other store in
Northern Minnesots.
No11cI.-Notice II hereby given to all
persons indebted to H. Heopner by note OF
account that tho same must be settled by
March 18th, or they will be put in the
hnnds Of the Justice for collection.
n. R. TOBEY. Assignee.
Jusr REcs1vsD.-A. large lot Of new
type suitable for DILL heads and letter
heads. Send your orders to this Office.
Us1ox scHooI.-The Board Of Educa-
ton has rs(elvsd to employ NJ. sheire, of
st. Paul, to draw the plans for the. new
school building. It will be about 70 < sc,
two stories High; with four rooms, 26 x35,
On each floor, and will accommodate 400.
pupils: 49,.
On T1xE.-The St. Cloud and St. Paul
railroad Is plucky little line. Contrary
to general expectations, Mondays train
came up on good time, Notwithstanding
the snow Of the previous day. Minnesota
energy is displayed in her railroad man
agement as well as in everything else.
FARxERs' ORGAx1zAT1ox.-A large num-
Der Of the Swede farmers Of Meeksr coun-
ty have formed an organization for the pur-
pose Of indemnifying such Of its members
- may lose any real or personal property
BY fire. The headquarters are At swede
Grove. The necessary papers are being
drawn up in this city.
THAxKs.-We would returd our thanks
to the County Commissioners Of Mononga-
lii County, ono Of the most attractive and
prosperous Of our Northwestern eoun
ties, for their action in select
ing TAs JOURNAL % tho. official paper
OF County for the ensuing year. In
addition to doing its printing, We will en-
desvor to do full justice to its interests.
CHILD K1LIED.-On Friday afternoon
last, Robert, . son of John Carlisle, about
seven years old, x.s in the stable and began.
pulling the tail Of one Of the horses, when
The animal Kicked, striking the child In the
abdomen and throwing him violently
sgainst The stall. In addition to tho in
teraal Injuries, his head was badly bruised.
TIE boy. : bright, handsome child, linger-
ID In great pain until the next day, when
death ended his suferings..
P1.AsA.r D1soevs.r.-A young gen.
tlsnsa Of this city, while on . business
trip through the upper country last week.
spent the night st alenwood, and started
81 the asxt morning leaving his watch,
$3.50 piece Of mech" nism. under bis pal-
Low: He became aware Of this upon reach
ing sauk Centre, twenty miles, and feeling
for his vsteh to go htw long he had been
In making the trip. He Will doubtless to
more kerr-ful in future.
FouxD.-A little girl erJing, name I'M
known, with black ratchet, said to contain
new dress, shswl, balmoral skirt, pair .oi
shoes, dozen stockings, and full suit
Of clothes for her little brother Bob. Th<
poor thing received more goods for he'
few dollars at tho "Regulator" than Oh,
was able to pack Of, 60 she was picked NJ
on the roadside crying, 1.-THE Regulator il
the plass to get bargains !"
SEED WalA7.==Ths attention Of farmer
IL called TO the advertisement Of the Cali