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"Now YOU SEE Non Tuesday even
ing Red Riverite named Vim. Noorhead,
while performing at Robbers Saloon, ex-
perisnced some little difficulty. He had =
piece Of darning needle, over three inch
es long, With which he had been plsying
tricks-putting up one nostril and drawing
out Of the other; putting up the nostril
and drawing out Of his mouth, 30. While
going through these operations, the needle
actually did 60 up one nostril and beyond
his control. The fellow dropped on the
floor, on all fours, and commenced splitting
blood and believing. Dr.. senkler was
sent for, and performed the balance Of the
trick by forcing the needle into his throat
and taking it out Of his mouth.
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NJ Every business man srho wants to IN
crease Ii, trade should adpertise.
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81. JoHN's CoL1EGR.-The commence
mont exercises on Thursday last were well
conducted. Several plays were presented,
and orations delivered in English, Latin,
German and French. At the conclusion
the prizes were awarded. Fine music wss
faznished by the st. Cloud Silver Band
and by the College Band.
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FoR RIxr.-Some desirable rooms on
Washington avenue, nearly opposite the
Central House. Inquire at this office.
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TAX STATEMENT. Tho following 10 q
statement Of Taxes, &c.. collected by
Andrew Schroeder, County Treasurer Of
Stearns County, Minn., from March LIST
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a. Tho Circulation OF The Journal
~ DOUBLE that Of any other paper
DuAllsAsd In Northern Minnesota. Let
Advsrtlssrs remember this.
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ITNN6s.~
Green peas selling At 40 cents PEI
peck. .
Tho law copartnership Of Haml'a 4
Moore has been dissolved.
Bush has added a story to his jewelry
store, and put up handsome awning.
u. G, Wlnslow \ Co. have made coA-
adorable addition to their bateaux factory.
The Library Association will meet on
next Thursday evening At the house Of
Robt. L. Scott.
I'm these warm days remember that at
Liwperioh's you can always get a glass
of delicious soda-water from his frigid
cream soda fountain.
Attention IL called to the new adver-
tisement Of J. Prondzinski. He Is con-
stantly adding to his stock, presenting new
and fashionable styles for tho inspection OF
his customers. Everything in tho custom
line done in the best style.
PllsoxA1.-On Monday Mr.. +. ". FAR
ker returned to his home in Hudson, Mich
Best wishes
E. c. earns returned yesterday from
Fort Wadsworth. He was accompanied BY
= mule team.
Hon. L. K. Aakers passed through town
yesterday with his family. He goes to
Alexandria, at which place he is Register
of the Land Office.
". H. Blaisdell, Of Paynesville, s. L.
Winters and G. c. Tobey, Of Sank Centre,
and Lieut.. J. I. Salter, Of st. Wendlyn,
were in town this week.
Hon. Il. NJ. Richardson, late P. NJ. at
this place, was in town last week. He has
settled on . homestead near Pomme de
rerre, and Will take up ''the shevel and the |
hoe" for . season or two.
Ex-Mayor Curry, now Of st. Paul, is in
Town.
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1xs1lrurE.-A Teachers Institute for
Stsarns county will DO held in St. Cloud,
during September next.
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ACCOMMODATIONS Digger, Of this
county, who vas tried last week at st..
Paul, for stealing timber from government
land, Wa acquitted.
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AT Austin the price Of ice il $1.25 per
ovt. At:st. Cloud it is rs cents. Haven't
they enough cold Weather In Austin to get
up ice, OF has the prohibitory law created
20 great demand for cold water that tho
supply Of the seongealsd" 10 likely to be.
como exhsusted-2
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Tho Postmaster ct Wabasha announces
that thereafter tho Post Office will only
open ct IL n, and upon tho arrival Of tho
Eastern mails" Whereupon the Herald
gives him ''phitz." At this place, Capt.
West (which is P. N.Y. keeps tho Office
open from seven o'clock in the morning I'M
til half-past eight in the evening, aud then
there are people who swear because hs will
not give them their mail st midnight.
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CRoPs.-Mr. B. Pirz, of Eden Lake, in
forms US that the wheat is very heavy in
that locality, and looks better than fer
many years. Corn is backward, but with
continued warm weather will do well. No
injury was experienced from frost. All
the government land in the town has been
settled on, and tho railroad land is being
purchased.
Capt. Bruce and Mr.. s. A. Irish bring
cheering reports from that section. Pota-
to bugs have done but little damage as yet.
A gentleman from 0lenwood gives =
glowing description Of the appearance Of
crops in Pope county.
A correspondent in the town Of Raymond
writes: "Crops good and doing well."
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For summer styles Of dress goods OF
clothing, 60 to Pickit & Abbott's.
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C1Axo1.-We neglected last week to no.
ties the change in the Sank Centre post Of
fee, Mr.. P. Lamb retiring, giving place to
Mr.. 8. aimonton, the new appointes. We
cannot neglect the opportunity 70 report
what Ill ore saying, that Mr.. Lamb was .
model Postmaster, gsntlsmsnly and oblig-
iags. al times, giving perfect satisfaction
to oil who had occasion 70 come to tho Of
aes, aud retiring with general COED wishes
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No. We vosld respectfully request al

No. We voxld respectfully request al
men and otAsrs V;sAing any kind Of
job Printing, to cali and examine eur
tsasivestock Of New Material, just received
rom tie cast, before sending to st. Pau! or
Eoias elsewhere. Our JOB Office Is now one
oftAe bestin tie State, and We do work which
Ne will guarantee to 6ssasisfaesory, atSaint
Paul prices.
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No11cs.-Ws are requested to give no.
tics that communion service will be held at
the Presbyterian church on next Sabbath
morning. Preparatory lecture on Satur-
day evening.
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TAXI CA1n!-Boys should be careful
how they scatter their fre-crackers through
the streets. Much damage may be done.
A lumber yard narrowly escaped being
Get on fire yesterday from this cause.
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Bsss.-hs1y Of our farmers are going
extensively into the raising Of bees. 60
far ~ W have been able to learn, their
success has been good. Col. Holt, of
ssak Rapids, has . large quantity, all do
INK we'll. Mr.. J. II. Locke, who has farm
between Clearwater and Fair Haven, hos
for . number Of years made honey one Of
his staple products. Major N. L. Norton,
Of L. Sank, informs us that he win soon
have hundred hives Of bees. Mr.. B.
H9 Winslow, Of Maine Prairie, Is also
sueeessful be- raiser.
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C1ooK1l1.-Mrs. Tilton has = lot Of
eroeksry, Ill kinds, which will be sold
cheap.
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fousD.-The body Of young Miner,
drowned about two weeks ago in Lake
Darling, near Alexandria, was found on
Sabbath last by Messrs. Miner and Stew
art. 1t vas much decomposed, and was
buried immediately.
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New sToRE.-P. Mockenhaupt would in.
form tho public that he has just opened
choice stock Of family groceries and pro.
visions, emil racing Ill the staple articles.
His goods were purchased Of tho largest
Wholesale houses, and are oil fresh and Of
the best kinds. Prices low. Please call
and see for yourself. Store ON st. Ger
main street, east Of the Catholic church.
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Tho travelling agent for Finkle l. Lyon
sewing machine, will be IN town for few
days, and all machines Of this class will
be repaired free Of charge, by calling II
leaving orders At tho store Of Smith &
Herbert. Any one wishing to purchase .
frst-class family or manufacturing ma
chine will find them on exhibition at the
above place.
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COUNTY COMMONWEALTH Board
met on Monday and continued in session
until Wednesday, transaetlng . large
amount Of business.
Proscnt-Jos. Eiolbrock Chairman, T.
Paroher, B. Pirz, H. Terhaar and NJ. Fled
! ler
We are indebted to 3. Vossberg, County
Auditor, for the following summary Of thoir
proceedings.
The petition Of Nj. Gross and others for
new town, 7. 1928, r. 50, to be taken
from St. Martin, Was granted, and the town
called Lake Henry. The ] Of T. 1913, r.
81, was added to it. The first meeting will
be July 10th, at the house Of X. Popping.
The following petitions for School Dis
triots were acted upon:
J. Mund, Dist. No. IS, accepted and the
Auditor instructed to give the necessary
notice.
J. Richter, Dist. No. "a, accepted.
G. Stenger, laid over.
A. NJ. Stiles, Sank Centre, rejected.
J. r. Boylan, Dist. No. 65, rejected.
David Smith. granted.
c. H. CLARK, Eden Lake, rejected.
J G. Carlisle, Lynden, granted.
N. 8. Keeper, Avon, granted.
NJ Gross, Lake Henry, granted.
NJ. Schiller, Getty, rejected.
7. Woolson, Crow Lake, granted.
J. NJ. Stock, granted.
s. McDermond, Sank Centre, rejected.
W. Wolka, Munson, rejected.
J. NJ. Kimball, Maine Prairie, allowed.
Z. Meagher, Getty, rejected.
". Murphy, Avon, allowed. !
F. Schilplin, Dist. No. 10, rejected.
J. ". Anderson, North Fork, rejected. |
NJ. Weber, Getty, rejected.
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Jones, Junkins + Co., ofChicago, have
just issued q work Of great value to Farm
ers, Professional and Business Men, emit
tied Laws of Business for all the States Of
the Union, by Prof. Parsons, Of Harvard
University. The writer is acknowledged
authority on Law, and is the author of sew
eral Standard Law Books. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column.
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LEGAL AuTHo11T1Es.-1n tho District
Court last Monday, the counsel for the
defendant in the case Of Libby ~. Hoop.
nsr. in summing up, quoted many authori-
ties entirely new to the Courts Of this
State. sParsons ON Contracts" is .
standard work with which all were famil-
lar, but in addition thereto tho learned
counsel cited "Sloan oh Delivery" 'Hil-
man On Book Accounts" "Tobey on As
signments," and ''sancho Panzs on Mat
ters and Things In General" to tho evident
surprise Of the plaintiffs attorneys, who
had never before heard Of these new legal
lights. Extracts from the last yellow COW
cred novel, entitled "Agriticus, or the
Lumber shark Of the Upper Mississippi"
were read to the jury with thrilling pathoa
and effect, but A. the verdict showed, fail
ed to influence. to any great extent, their
tender sympathies.
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HA1DSoA1.-Coats 4 Freeman have just
pat up handsome nov sign. It 10 ono Of
The finest pieces Of ornamental painting to
b found In the State, and reflects great
credit On the skill Of Mr.. J. G. Wilson, at
whose shop Il was gotten up. He is pre-
pared to I'll orders for any kind Of paint
Ing.
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DISTRICT CouRr.-Oa the 23d ult., in
the case Of Maybe, Murray l. Morgan ~.
Jos. Broker, ION nots,) the answer was
Withdrawn, and judgment ordered to be
drawn for tho: amount claimed in the COM
plant. Hamlin' 4 Moore for prf's; Hays
& Kerr for def't.
J. H. Linnemann %. NJ, eau, continued
on affidavit of def't until next general
term. E. M. Wright for pphf: ". J. Par
sons for def't.
On the Oath, in the case Of Field, Thay.
er & Whitcomb, %. Henry Hoepner ct a.,
judgment was ordered for pl'd's, on tho
plead,ngs against def't Hoepncr. for the
amount claimed in complaint. Defendants
motion to amend answer refused. The is
sue as to dett. Broker (endorser Of note)
stands for trial. Hamlin & Moore for
pl'ff's; Oscar Taylor for def't.
Asa Libby %. Henry Hoepner. After .
trial Of four days the jury found verdict
at IL o'clock on Monday night, Of 81, u.s.
26 in favor of Libby. The amount claim
cd was $4,000. The defendants gave no.
tice Of motion for . trial. Hamiin &
Moore for pl'f's; o. Taylor and Hays &
Kerr for def't.
On the Goth the ease of John P. Hartz ~.
Carl Herberger was taken up. Yesterday
the jury returned q verdict of $3.50 for the
plaintiff. W. J. Parsons for ppff; Ham
lin & Moore for deft.
Judge MeKelvy yesterday sentenced tho
half-breed Lawrence, convicted last week o.
assault with intent to rob, upon Capt Bal
ley, to four years imprisonment.
The famous horse case, Eich ~. Taylor,
has been continued to tho next general
term. 1t is not now 20 much question Of
horse, asst IL Of costs. Ten other cases
have been continued. The Court adjourn
ed to-day. .
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! NORMAL SCHOOL MATTERs.-On Friday
evening last tho stats Normal Board met
At St. Paul. The members present were
Rev. 8. 7. McMasters, Rev. DR.. Brooks, Of
st. Paul; H. I. Parker, Of Austin; Dan
isl Buck, Of Manksto; H. F. Blodgett, Of
Anoks; Hon. Thomas Simpson, Of Vino
M Hon. n. H. Dunnell, Of st. Paul.
The resignation Of Gen. Andrews was
accepted, and Hon. N. F. Barnes, of this
city, was elected to FIJI the, vacancy. We
are much pleased to note this selection Of
Mr.. Barnes. he has been an earnest and
energetic worker In behalf Of Normal
Schools, and can do much good ON the State
Board, Of which he was formerly q mem
Der.
The salary of Prof. Moore, the Princi-
pal previously chosen for the St. Cloud
School, was fixed at $4,000.
Mrs. G. H. Sanderson, of Fillmore;
Miss Cornelia Walker, of Rochester, and
Miss Kate Elliott, were elected as assist
ant teachers-the two latter at $3.50 and
the former at $500. All are Normal
School graduates. Mr.. Sanderson is the
present Superintendent Of Schools Of Fill
more county.
On motion Of Mr.. Barnes the property
purchased and known as the 'Stearns
House," was determined upon as the final
and permanent location for the Normal
School At this place. Carried by vote Of
five to two.
The sum of 1926 Was placed at Mr..
Barnes disposal with which to purchase
the remaining lots. All but one have been
secured, and this soon will be.
Mr.. G. Bridgnsn and Judge Gregory
were chosen to act, with Mr.. Barnes, %
tho Prudential Committee-good selections
tor tho place. Mr.. ]. G. Smith is Treas
urer.
As We have already announced, the fall
term will commence on the 18th Of Septem-
Der, with every prospect Of full attend
ance. Prof. Moore is expected to arrive in |
town to-day, to begin tho organization of |
matters connected with the opening of the !
school, He is highly spoken Of as man
we'll fitted for the place.
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-Mre. Tilton buys Is well IS sells Sec
ond. hand furniture.

WANTED.-To borrow the sum of $500 for
one year, on good real estate security.
Inquire ct this Office.
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An 1SolDEx7.-she trippsd along with
ribbons flying, from bran new hat she'd
just been buying. She held her head up
very high, and thought, '.Well, amt just
old pie!' After which very satisfaetory
conclusion, she stepped into Pickit l. Ab-
bolts and purchased couple Of handsome
dress patterns to match tho hat. That's
the place to get the latest styles in dress
goods. The ladies understand this.
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P1cs1cs.-Thers viii DO = picnic at
Clearwater on the 3D.; Maine Prairie On
the Sd; Clear Lake on the 5th Holmes
City on the Sd, and Lake Osakis on the 5th.
st. Cloud will HE to the lakes, or quietly
remain at home,
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NIw F1Rx.-We take pleasure in direct
ing attention to the advertisement Of Nc
lntire, Akers & Co.. (successors to McIn-
tire 4 Dorsey dealers in stoves, tinware,
agricultural implements, &c. They have
very heavy stock on hand, and are max
ing constant additions. As win 10 seen,
they are agents for tho famous johnson
Reapers, the Vibrator and Wooster Thresh-
err and other popular agricultural ma
chimes.
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s11AvB11a1zs.-The market is well sup
Piled with this luscious fruit. The price
ranges from Is to Is cents per quart
Wild berries in larse quantities are brought
IN. Choice cultivated varieties sell at Sc
per bushel.
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HORTICULTURAL FA1R.-We are indebted
to tho Horticultural Society, Of Minneapo-
lis, for complimentary invitation to their
second Annual Fair on the 9Th inst. Their
premium list and rules have been receiv-
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N. P. r. R.-Everybody is interested in
having this great road come to st. Cloud,
and everybody il interested in getting their
dry goods and clothing cheap. This can
always b done by purchasing At Pickit l.
Abbotts. Low prices for cash. New
styles always kept. That is the place to
INV
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Mr.. John schsfsr, who returned last
week from trip through Hennepin, Wright,
sibley, Carver and adjoining counties, says
that nowhere did hs sec o good crops as
in stearns county. Tho prospects in the
northern part Of Minnesota for bounteous
harvest were never more favorable.
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MUST Cs1r11Y.-Many people are not
aware that al bills against towns or coun.
ties must bs sworn to. Commissioners
or other officers failing to require this are
liable to . heavy penalty.
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WHAT lkIND Oc A REAPER IL THA
PURCHASE AZ A NATTER OF
ECONOMY IN THE SAVING OF LA
DOR4 ~,
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FROM Ortiz TAlL,-Mr. ]. E. Wing, Of
the firm Of Frazee & Wing, mill propris-
tors At Otter Tail City, arrived in town
last week, and from him We gather some
items concerning matters in that locality.
Mr.. ". comes for extra machinery for
their saw mill, which is in COED running
order. They have secured q fair supply
Of pine logs, cut on Toad river. The
"driving'' is about fifty miles by the way
Of the river, though by land the distance
is not half 50 far. Next year they will
h+ve hard wool lumber also. Common
lumber sells At the mill for from $50 to 500
per NJ; flooring, $50; shingles, Sc
which are very reasonable figures. The sup
ply Of pine timber is not very extensive,
though probably enough to meet ill de-
mands for years to come. The immigra-
ton into Otter Tail county il very heavy;
indeed, almost without precedent. There
is much good land, Of which scarcely any
has yet been taken, between Otter Tail
City and the White Earth Reservation, d.
rectly north. Some Is or 80 lodges Of
Chippewas have been in the neighborhood
Of Otter Tail for number Of weeks, but
will soon be removed to their reservation.
They are quiet and peacsable. The Coun-
ty Commissioners have appropriated 500
for improving tho road across the Leaf
Mountains. If judioiously expended, it
will put the road in good order. A big
Fourth Of July celebration viii be held at
Lake Chtherall on Monday. A semi week
" mail is received 1t Otter Tail. Some Of
our readers may remember that at the
time Of the Sioux outbreak in 1862, there
was D. 8. Land Office at Otter Tail.
Messrs. z. II. Morse and J. B. Mills, Of
this city, were Register and Receiver re-
spectively, and narrowly escaped with their
scalps. They were strongly pressed by
some Of the copper-colored cusses to leave
them. Otter Tail City is about 40 miles
northwest Of st. Cloud by the present
route Of travel, but the distance will soon
he shortened some 80 miles by the opening
1 - l.
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CITY COUNCIL. Z

ST. CLOUD, June 2sth, 1869.
A regular meeting Of tho City Council
was held on Monday evening.
Present-Alds. Evans President, Alden,
br'dgm"n, Burbank. Clark, Kerr, Miller,
r. smith, I. Smith and Tenny.
The following communication from Nov.
or Taylor was read and put on file:
ST. CLoUD, June I'd, 1869.
10 me President and Common Council of tn.
City Of st. Cloud: WV
0EN1LEMEN.-Your resolution r.com.
mending Chss. Ketcham. Eso.. for ..N;rh,
' "s.Snman' Is reoei' ed. and your request
uo'ea. ! removed him from tho police up.
On complaint and for cause, and regret
mat cannot comply with your request.
VeFy respectfully, Your obi. Serv't
OSCAR TAYLOR,
Msyorj
Tho letter from tho Mayor. notifying the
Council Of the appointment Of saml. Rob-
ertson A. night policeman, (laid over from
the last special meeting, aud published
with the proceedings Of that meeting, was
again read, and action temporarily sus-
pended.
The resignation Of R. NJ. Richardson a,
City Justice, was received and accented.
Aid. Bridgman nominated Chas. Ketch-
am. Carried unanimously.
AID. Burbank moved that the Council
concur in the appointment Of saml. Rob-
ertson as night policeman. Aid. Alden
called tor tho ayes and Loes. Aye.-Alds.
Burbank, Kerr, Miller, Robbers, P. Smith
and 7. Smith,. Noe.-Alds. Alden.
Bridgmsn, Clark and Tenny-4.
Several printing bills were presented and
referred to the Committee on Printing.
A bill Of the N. ". Telegraph Co., for
$3.50, was allowed.
The following resolution from the Board
OF Trade was presented:
49, WHEREAS, The Board Of Trade Of a..
Cloud has appropriated tho sum Of S226
being oil the funds in its treasury. aft.r
paying outstanding indebtedness, for the
purpose Of constructing road across the
marsh on tho east side Of the river:
ResoIued, That the City Council be r..
quested to appropriate an equal amount
,or the same purpose, and that Henry G.
Burbank, G.. Brldgman and VIM. s. Moore
be appointed committee to communic.te
his action Of the Board Of Trade to the
city Council and request their favorable
action in the nremiaaa
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sr. clouD.-The important local posi-
ton Of this city, ~ concerns connections
With other leading points, il rapidly be-
Gaming recognised. Il affords the shortest
outlet to Lake Superior, and will ere long
be united with 1t by rail. The imports
and exports Of oil Northern Minnesota viii
then come By this plsss, just ~ oil the
Red River trade and Hudson Bay Compa-
ny's goods srs shipped to and re-shippsd
from here. II also offers superior advan-
tagss ~ ths eastern starting point Of q
Minnesota and Montana overland mail
Route. In speaking Of this the Minnespo.
liz Tribune says:
The Montans mail route should start
from st. Cloud. That IL the most convent
ont; hand: ssS md natural starting point,
plishsd. An overland mail route from
Minnesota 10 demanded.
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MEDAL REcEIvED.-At the annual ex-
animation Of the pupils attending the
schools connected with the Bishop Seabury
Mission, 1t Faribau]t, last week, tho Rec
tors Medal for superior scholarship was
awarded to Master Frank Hsmlin, son Of
Judge Hamlin, Of this city. Master Frank
10 spending his vacation here.
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MEAT MARKET.

coRaEc1ID wEIxIY BI coA1S 1I11xAN.