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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-05

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, ga BROAD
M way, corner Beeckcr sreetope daily from 4. 4.
sution have declared the thirty sixth dividend
the rate OF per all exceeding 0 and
per sums payable and after Monday
uay 18 1852 free of For 1859 interest will be allowed
the rate Of per per all sums from III 10
$4,000 Deposits made on before January 10 will receive
interest from the lst h. J. BROWN, President.
EDWARD SoHELI, Treasurer.
c. +. ALvORD, Secretary.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

UCTIONEER'S PARTNER wANTED.-THE SUB
III scrber who has excellent business IN the
great city OF the West desires TO associate himself with
partner of influence in the Eastern markets be of good
Office.
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A TLlANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
"A CHATHAM SQUARE AND BowEnYl
Dec ~. 1868 Z
The Board Trustees Atlantic Savings Bank have
ordered that quarterly and hayeary dividend a. the rate
OF
SEVEN PER CENT PER ANEUM
all deposits entitled thereto be and after Monday,
1857 Of the earnings OF bank for the past
months. HARRISON HALL, President.
c. ID. BAILEY, Treasurer.
JOSEPH p. CooPER, Secretary.
B-Deposts made before January 30 viii date in
terest from January interest not withdrawn Will DO added
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IMPLEMENTS.

We are glad to see that the extensive
Agricultural Implement House of Grovenor
& Co. obtained four first class premiums
upon the machines exhibited by them at
the State Fair. They were remarkably
::ucccssful, and the number of prizes award
ed this house should demonstrate to farm
ELS where is tho best place for buying
wheat agricultural implements or ma
ehinery they may want. The officia! list
shows that the "Case, Thresher," with
Woodbury. power, manufactured at Racine.
Wis.,, took the first premium over the "Vi-
orator" and ''Tornado" Threshers and was
sold on the ground. The "Theyer Iron
Mower and ."Hollingsworth sulkey
Rake" each took first premium. And
although three other Of the most popular
drills were on exhibition, the "Buckeye"
took the first premium. The decision Of
the judges concerning Broadcast Seeders
had not yet been announced. The follow
ing telegram from Wisconsin shows tri-
umph in that State:
MADISON, Wis, Oct. LIST, 1868.
Me,srs. Grovenor 4 Co., St. Cloud Mimi.
The Buckeye Drill and Esterly Broad
cast Seeder both took first premium 1t Wis
consin State Fair to-day.
g. l.. SHELDON & BROS.
Nc stronger recommendations could be
asked for the implements sold by Grover
or & Co. Farmers will not fail to 60 and
see them. A large qaantityof "New York
err Respers. Iron Mowers and Broadcast
seeders, arrived At osr Depot, for these
gentlemen last week, enough, We should
hink, to "implement' every farmer from
here to Abercrombic.
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THE UPPER COUNTRY.
What a Down-lcas Ter Thlnks-A Great
Country with u Great Future.

1The following letter was crowded out
last week. - T.. ri =: - !
~ CENTRAL Hou.x. ST.: c1oup, ! l.
- February 9th, 1869.
EoIron JouRNAL.-Having made pleas
ant trip up to Alexandria and back, per.
baps you would give place in your paper
to few notes made by the way.
1!olt ST. Cloud on Friday incoming with
ono Of our friend Hayward's best teams
Tho weather was delightful and The sleigh
ing excellent. The first point was ct St.
Jo., where found one of the live business
men of tho country, J. Linnemann. The
town is small. but / should judge that the
above named gentleman had something in
the way Of business. about % good as one
could wish. ...:<ss. .... Il G
Lcftfor Cold Springs and Richmond
They are both well located towns and have
good chances for future growth.
then started for New Munich, which
place lsmade about seven o'clock. The on
ly merchant here, Mr.. BONNER, is doing q
good business.
Starting the next morning for Sank Cen
tire, l called for a moment TO- see. M"jor
Clark, at Melrose, who recently started
| new Touring mill and saw mill, and mast
build up large business. Arrived at Sank
Centre early in the FORENOON. Ny obser.
walton leads me to state my belefthat what
is called the Sank Valley. and SO on up Il,
| Alexandria, aud eve still further, is &C..
tined to be the garden Of this West n
country. found 4. Sank Centre a good
hotel, well kept by cur friend Barnum-
This is u live town, With lots of nice large
stores, we'll flied. Among the heaviest il
that kept by Joseph Capser, one of the first
IN the business, and any one forming his
acquaintance would not doubt that he would
build up = large trade, as lie is perfect
gentleman and business fright up to- the
handle" Lamb Myrick, Cowles s Mayo,
and others have heavy stocks.
From this to Osakis is over a splendid
farming country, all dotted with farm
| houses. The land seems to be almost all
taken up. Osakis has large hotel, and
two stores. The town IS well located.
Next reached Alexandria, the last town
on the frontier, and its growth would sur
prise any Down-Easter. 1t has o large
hotel, plenty Of stores, churches, schools,
&C., Here met Barnum, the ':jokist,''-
but no words can do justice to the subject.
| There is heavy immigration to this Sec
ton, and Alexandria must eventually be
thriving town.
What greatly surprises me is that so
many young men Of energy and ability
will still persist in staying in the East.
where it takes about all their labor to keep
what little they have get; when here they
could do so wen. I for one am delighted
with the country, and have decided to
! make it my future home. In my opinion,
those who live To- SEQ ton years will see this
upper country one Of the most prosperous
and best business portions of the Unie n,
The people are alive, and like them.
arrived in St. Cloud this evening, and
can truly say have had one of the pleas
ATTEST trips man could have, and through
q splendid country.
~"' TRAVELLER
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POST OFFICE

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF AAAA''
St. Paul aud way statious-departs at .
Arrive. .,l}r.x. Mail closes at 4. N.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Mon
day. excepted, 1t s A. n. Arrive same
DAYS At p.x. Mail closes At Pm.
Grow Wing koute-Dspartsd daily, Mondays
excepted, at GAN. Arrives, same days,
at6p. Mail closes 1t r. N.
Forest City and Way-Arrives Monday
Wednesday and Friday. At 4 P. N. De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
alta A. N. Mail closes at s A. n.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri.
day at 10 A. N. Departs same day a. 2
P. n. Mail closes at P N.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day at I A. N. Arrives on Tuesday ~
P.N. Nail closes At = a. n.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday anu oa'.
urday, at l Pm. Departs same days al
2P. N.
Roekvills-On Saturday, same hour as
above.
S4uk Rspids-Twiee day.,
R. ". RICHARDSON, P. NJ.
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MoNoNGALIA- COUNTY.
Items from the Frontier.

GREEN LAKE, Feb. 9, 1869.
ED1ron JouRNAL.-If knock very soft
~, can / enter the charmed circle of The
JOURNALS correspondents I do not
claim to be one Of the s. NJ. W, for can
not quite see how we are to be benefited
by woman's voting; but if it is recon-.
mendatlon to wear the same bonnet for q
term OF years, I believe myself equal to
any one in that respect
1 am very much interested in '.Margaret
Merlyn," but do not think it quite equal to
"Jane Eyre" yet.
Here at Green Lake there are no strange
events to chronicle at present. 1t is sell
dom we have an elopcmept in Ugh life or
q murder to startle u.s. At Green Lake
city the 'jolly miller" prospers as usual,
as the wheel rolls round, and Mr.. s. A.
Morrill, & Son do good business in trade.
At the same city We have preaching every
two weeks, by the Rev. A. McGowand, who
also teaches an excellent school in the ad-
joining town of Harrison In all proba-
bility we shall some day rival Boston in
the "hub' business. Having been eau
toned to write short letters unless I had
something to say, make my obelsance
ELLEN SMYTH.
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And when Abraham and tho people be"
held the wonderful cures when were pro.
duosd BY this drink, aid Abraham SAID,
MY children must not suffer; give ne thy
drink TO drink, aud viii give il name"
And 80 Abraham drank, and said there
WAS nothin 8 like it, even in Sangamon
county that it Vas bitter to tho lips, but
good for the stomach; and because there
were bitter times in fighting the masters Il
,hs plantations, it shall be fsrevermore
called Plantation Bittsrs !; aud - It has
And the wonderful work which it has
psrformsd.is witnessed At this day in every
town, parish. village and hamlet through.
out all the world.
And he said, ''Lct it be proclaimed
| throughout the length aud breadth of The
| land, from the valleys and mountain-tops
thst Ill VIA observation-disclosures, dyspepsia
weakness, lose Of sppetits, nervous head
ache, and mental dependency. will ind re-
lief through the Plantation Bittass. They
4 Id tone 10 the stomach, aud brillianoy Il
the mind, Of which I, @ people, an li'inl
example," ..,":c
Magnolia Hater-supcrior to the be-
imported Gefnsn Cologne, and sold a
half the price. : 49,.
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L1cHrx1xG.-On Friday evening Their
we're vivid flashes Of ightning-the first OF
the seasGn.
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~ Allkinis fJobprinting, in Eng
III, German or Norwegian. executed ~
his Office. Send in YOUR orders.
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S11x.-But about q dozen valentines
passed through the post Office this year.
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Observation-Disclosures, under arrest
for poisoning, has been discharged, the ev-
idsnce not being sufficient to warrant his
detention.
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Nor1c..-Notice IL hereby given to all
persons indebted to H. Heopner by note or
account that tho same must be settled by
March 18th, or they will be put in the
hands Of the Justice for collection.
II. r. TOBEY, Assignee.
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On account Of the meetings. Of the
Chri,tisn Convention, tho Library Associ.
alto. gathering ct Mr.. Ahop's has been
nostpe.ed until tomorrow svt1:n& ~.
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Moi1 sxow.-During Saturday night
and Sabbath forenoon about one foot Of
saov fell It. vss much needed, for the
ground vas rspidly bse,nins:6.re beneath
he warm sunny days Of the past few
veeks
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WANTED AGENTS Male and female, who
can make from $40 to $50 Per week at
home. All goods will be consigned to
Agents, to be paid for when sold, and sam
pies sent free. For particulars address, with
stamp. FooT 4 CLARK, Detroit, Mich: Az
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Books AND srAT1oNERY.-Rosenberger
Bros, stock embraces the standard poets,
biographies, histories, travels, novels, &C.,
besides the cheaper series. The school
books used in Minnesota always kept on
hand also blank books and blanks Of all
kinds. Envelopes and paper, al grades, 50
that everybody can DO suited.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MAT1ERs.-Geo. W.
Prescott, State Superintendent, and A. H.
Rose, of the Central Committee Of the
State Sunday School Association, arrived
in town ON Saturday. In the evening q
meeting Of the teachers and superintend-
euts Of tho different schools in this city
was held and very favorable reports made
- to their present condition and future
prospects. On Sabbath afternoon meet
ing Of all the children was held at the
Methodist church. An object lesson was
gwen by Mr.. Prescott, and some interest,"
ing remarks were made by Mr.. Rose. In
the evening . general meeting WAS held at
the Congregational church. Mr.. Rose
gave history Of the wonderful progress
made by the Sunday School cause in this
State snd referred to the coming State Coz.
vention to be held 1t Winona in June, at
which he hoped stearns county. would be
represented. Mr.. Prescott followed in some
plain, practical hints to teachers, superin-
tendents and the friends Of tho cause at
large. The visit was productive Of much
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OAK Ell AL1.

The proprietor would announce that he
8 prepared to furnish
FRESH OYSTERS.
cooked in any desired style. Also. sar-
dimes, Cold Lunch, SC.
His bar is supplied with the
CHOICEST
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
to DO found in the city.
A call is requested frem nll who want
anything in his line.
FRED, VINCENT.
St, Cloud, jon 9Th, 1869. v41n2F
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grand Ball. have just received from
Chicago lot Of looking glasses, frames
and pictures, which I will sell with my
large stock Of window curtains, wall paper,
stationery and fancy goods, At auction
Sale every afternoon and evening until
tho entire ttoek il closed out.
J. E. WEST.
ar MrcvLRv AnoiinnaAP
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TlorrIno" PARx.-A track has been
cleared on Lake George, whore those Of
our citizens who have fast nsgs take them
out for . t.ot. 81. Cloud has some unusu-
ally Ane horse desh.
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-Wabssha has ! reading club. It,
members very ssnsibly subscribed for The
JOURNAL, which is kept on 6le with the
other leading papers Of the country.
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-"T1s most sveess.tul 6ssiness men IN this
cit are those vAo haze adusrtised literally
and eonstansly. "-HoRAcE GRIZZLY.
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FOCAL N HWS

49, W. could respectfully request AZ
men and Others wishing any k'"a u
JOB Printing, to call and s1a"'"s e"'
x.ss.ivs stock Of New Material, just Tsef''''
rom IA. east, before sending to st. Fa"' or
. DINO .l,.vA.,e. Oxr JOB Office Is "o~ one
of.A. b.,,;n the State, ana We do work ~A'e3
v. vii, gua,ans.. to BE- satisfactory atSaln'
Paul prices.
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SErrLsD.-The Normal School matter
has been settled definitely. So has the fact
that Pickit l. Abbott sell clothing cheaper
than it can be had 1t any other store in
Northern Minnesots.
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~ The Circulation Of The 'e~1"~'
4. nounLH that Of any other PsPer
.>,,.A.a in Northern Minnesota: Les
Advertisers remember this.
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ROLL OF MEMBERS.

ROLL OF MEMBERS.
Rev. F. T. Brown, D. D., Pres. st. Paul.
!" B A Dean, Cong. Monticello.
H Webb, Meth. St. Anthony.
in Thresher, Bap. Fair Haven.
JGD Stearns, Cong. Clearwater.
/" D BJackson, Pres. Kingston.
Is D Brooks, Meth. Monticello.
i" S Hall, Cong. Sank Rapids.
" C T Barkaloo, Meth. Sank Centre.
HB Huntress, Meth, Melrese.
" A II Reed, Meth. Sank Centre.
" r McClsry, Meth. Anoka.
" H. Parker, Bap. Austin.
s. E. Cooke, Meth, Little Falls.
8. EV Campbell, Pres. St. Cloud.
6 G Wood, Cong.
ii" R.Cneighton, Meth. %
=. n :Lathrop, Meth. Paynesville.
o II Elmer, Pres. Sank Centre.
{" L Thompson, Meth. Sank Rapids.
Mrs Rev J N Thresher, Con. Fair Haven.
" D. 8 Jackson, Pres. Kingston.
IS. G D Stearns, Con, Clearwater.
Miss Emily Walker, Cong.
Mrs. Samuel Whiting, Con.
HIP Bennett, Dea. Cong. S.. Cloud.
G Porter, {"
C F Davis, IS
H Mitchell, Ed. Pres. St. Cloud.
J NJ McKe.vy,
Stephen Hill, Meth. Bellevue.
II Dam, Dea. Bap. St. Cloud.
z Ii Morse. g
Almon Smith, sc {"
N Walker, Dea. Cong. Clearwater.
5 Whiting, "
G W Prescott, Bap. State S. S. Supt.
W 3 Mclntire, Meth. st. Cloud.
&c Wilson,
J D Hyke, Sank Rapids.
Orrin A Coe, Cong. Missionary farmer
among the Indians for several years.
Mrs. Penson, Cong. Clearwater.
s Wood, " i"
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NJ. M1cKLEY, Auotionser

-Pickit 4 Abbott sell dry goods Of al
kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Farm
err understand this, and 90 there TO make
their purchases.
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FARNERs' ORGAx1zAr1ox.-Al large num-
Der Of the SWede farmers Of Meeker 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.
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.0lA1r III ,rus. CouxrR1.-There II an
sn..nss qu.s:i.y Of gram In Northern
Minnesota, yet is the hands Of tho farm
>rr. They seem determined 10 hold on, for
500 for wheat, lid will At least 'swst
shs opening Of navigasios. Even II the
new counties ~ wheat on hand would
yes3 sso'ost incredible. A. gentleman
from Monongalia county informed rs that
he had recently visited farmer there who
Aad over seven hundred bushels Of whe,t
aloa.e, in his granery. When the supply
shall all 10 marketed, the money market o.
TIL, section will be in very different con.
dillon from what it 10 now. :
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., GAMBLING, FoRasRY AND ArTENrTED 81.
1c,p..-The following is brief outline Of
the operations Of J. D. Copeland, to whose
mysterious disappearaucs reference Was
made last week: He Was lately from Min
nsapolis, where his parents reside. His
iathsr-in-law, J. F. Forrest, recently pur-
Oh. wd an interest in the Fremont Mills
aid On Monday or Tuesday Of week before
last opened -four and feed store here, I'M
der tho name Of Forrest 4 Ladd. On tho
following Saturday evening Mr.. Ladd went
to Clearwater. leaving Copeland in charge.
He also left him some half dozen checks in
the check-b book, signed in blank. Copeland
At once tore them out, filled up one for $50
and bought an overccat. With tho rest in
his pocket he went that night to gambling
den, and 1t is believed filed and used all.
Two afterwards oame to ight-one for $50
and the other for 5000. On Monday
Copeland presented at the Bank Of St. Cloud
a check for $2l2.50, and obtained the cash.
Tho signature to this proved afterwards to
be forgery On Tuesday he had simil"r
check for 500 oashcd. Certain circum-
stances rendered the officers Of the bank
suspicious, but he temporarily satisfied
them. On Tuesday evening tho store was
found to be closed, and remained so until
Mr.. Forrest came from Clearwater on
Thursday. although an entrance had been
.orced through window BY tho city author
..1cs. 1t appesrs that Copeland walked TO
Clear Lake station on Tussdaj night, II
miles, and took the next mornings train to
Minneapolis. Arriving there, hs bought u
suit Of clothes, and then told his brother Vi
his doings here. 1t was discovered that he
had swallowed two ounces Of laudanum,
with the intent Of committing. suicide, but
the prompt use Of stomach pump relieved
him Of it. He Afterwards attempted to
shoot himself. He has since returned to
Clearwater, and Was in this city yesterday.
When found in Minneapolis he had but SOS
after purchasing the suit. With the $2l2.-
SO he had redeemed the two gambling
checks that came to light, for 5000, and
it is believed that he also took up the
others. It is tho intention of his friends
to follow this matter up and recover the
money. Mr.. Forrest assumed the forged
checks csshed At tho bank. Copeland 10
about % years Of age, was very prominent
in church matters at Clearwater, and was
Worthy Chief Of the Good Templars' lodge.
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MINNEAPOLI5
MARBLE WORKS !
American and Foreign
Marble, Head Stones, Tombs
~oNTTMF?NT@

Furnished to order.
MANTLES, TARLETOPS, Etc., Etc.
N. HERRICK& SON,
Cor. Nicollet & Third Sts., Minneapolis.
Work set in st. Cloud, without extra
charge. vll-n29-1y
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Jusr REcs1vsD.-A. large lot of new
type suitable for DILL heads and letter
heads. Send your orders to this Office.
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MoRrox's PExs.-1n response to many
inquiries We would state that Mr.. Morton
will forward descriptive circulars Of his
gold pens upon application. inelosing the
return stamp. These pens have already
achieved notoristy beyond any other ev-
or manufactured, and it is based upon
genuine merits. They have stood tho
test Of many years trial, and have never
been found wanting. All are fully war;
ranted, and will be exchanged il they do
not prove satisfactory. They are sent free
Of postage. You want'a "Morton" pen,
and the sooner you get it the better you
will be satisfied. Address A. Morton, %
Maiden Lane, New York.
As West + Co. are going out Of the bust
ness. good opportunity is offered for
soms>live firm to take the st. Cloud agency
for these pens.
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On T1x..-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.
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PERsoSAI.-R. Hoover, Treasurer Of
Monongalia county, was in town on Satur-
day.
We had : pleasant call on Tuesday from
Geo. W. Prescott, State Superintendent Of
Sunday Schools.
We had . call on Friday from Jeremiah
Russell, one Of the oldest settlers in North
ern Minnesota
J. II. Simonton, Of the Sank Centre Her.
aid, was in town this week. Also n. H.
Miner.
J. G. Burbank, Of st. Paul, came up
yesterday, and will remain several days..
E. H. 8. Dart. Of Kingston, Wis.,, has
been spending the week in town. He in
tends making Minnesota his future home.
E. c. earns, D. D., who has been labor
ing for some time past ct the White Earth
Mission, arrived in town on Tuesday: DO
starts tomorrow on trip to Illinois.
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SEED WalA7.==Ths attention. Of farmers
IL called to the advertisement Of the Cali
:fornia AMI Oregon Seed Wheat Ag,uey:-
1e have received samples Of their wheat
which r.. very hns'ia appearance. Atri'
II would csrtsinly be worth making.
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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 TIE JOURNAL % tho official paper
Of the County for the ensuing year. In
addition to doing its printing, We will en-
deavor to do full justice to its interests.
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U1Iox scHooI.-The Board Of Educa-
tioa has rs@elvsd to employ N. 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 door, and will accommodate 400
pupils.
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FouxD.-A little girl crying, name I'M
known, with black ratchet, said to contain
. new dress, shawl, balmoral skirt, pair .oi
shoes, . dozen stookings, and . full suit
Of clothes for her little brother Bob. The
poor thing received more goods for he'
few dollars at the "Regulator' than Oh,
was able to pack Of, 60 she was picked NJ
on the roadside crying, ''The Regulator il
the plses TO get bsrgains!"
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Tho best boots and shoes in tho mar
ket can be found At the Regulator. Go and
supply yourself: