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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05
D%AGEN1'S. ,; T: sl es:,eG s r..

A(IENIS. rod opensd l' seven
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terest felt In the Great West.
The old West ~ 1T was and the New
West ~ 1t 10 are fully described in our new
edition Of
RICHARDsON'S
"Beyond the Mississippi"
Written down to Summer Of 1850.
with now Text, new Maps, new Index, new nlustra-
tons. go Pages, 2l6 Engravings and tho most 40
curate Map In the world
Don't attempt to sell other books, old matter 70.
hashed and copied under new names. Sell the orlgi.
nal, complete from 1857 to 1862. Send 10r Circulars
which will tell the whole story. Address 7. g. GIL
MAN 4 CO., Chicago, Ill. ~
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FuRx1fulI.-Thefu furniture for the Nor
NAL School, purchased in Buffalo, is OK
pscted on Saturday. The house is ready
for it. The seats and desks are al single,
aud Of the most approved pattern.
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A0lIculruRA1 MAcH1NERY.-Over one
hundred tons Of agricultural implements
were received in this city during the past
month. mostly ,hreshing machines, reapers
and mowers.
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..THEnE's No SUCH WonD a. FA,1."-
This i absolutely true in using Dooley's
Chemical Feast Baking Powder, for % per-
fest 10 the eoanbination Of the Ingredients
entering into IL msnufsoturs, that good
biscuits, rolls, Or pastry, both light and
nutritious, can DO made every time. Il 10
always ready. always reliable, and requires
but half the quantity Of those Of ordinary
manufacture, and 10, consequently, cheap
o.. For sals in packages to meet the wants
Of al, BY erooers generally. a aT&& = =,
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STEuBENvIlLE, OHIO, FEMALE
SEMINARY

Delightfully."- situated on the banks Of tho Ohio.
Forty years in successful operation. Unusual advan.
tages in solid and ornamental branches School year
of forty weeks begin September T. 1860. Entire OK
pense about $500 week. Twenty-Five per cent de-
dsction tor dcxghtevs Of ministers Send for Cata-
logue to REV. CHAS. G. BEATTY, DID, LII. D.,
superintendent, or REV. A. n. REID, A. H., Prin-
cipal.
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st., Cloud, July 90, 1860.

COOP LAlD.-Ses The advertisement Of
and for sale in stearus and Pope counties.
The lands are good, AID the prices very
low.
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"A correspondent Of the St. Paul Ponce,
speaks in dessrvedly high terms Of the en-
ergy Of Street Commissioner Dorr. He is
making marked improvements in our pria-
cipal streets. - ID d
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s5BeyOnd the MiSsissippi.''
ONLY ONE DOLLAR

EOR ZION's HERALD to Jan. 1st 1870. A
frstelass Illustrated Religious Journal of16 pages
the land. $3.50 year in advance Specimen copies
free. L. D. WINsL0W, Publisher, IL Cornhill,
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.Mo.elev. Of the late grocery hou.

:-Mossley, Of the late grocery house Of
earns & Mosely, corner Of 81. German
street and Richmond avenue, is at present
in Milwaukee. He sent his picture to hia
late ''psrd."
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The Board then adjourned.

F1l1 Eno1HE CoMPAxY.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of tho Little Giant Fire
Engine Company No. l, on Tuesday even
ing, It WAS resolved to turn over the present
engine to the City Council and disbsnd the
organization, unless tho Council shall pro-
cure new engine and provide . suitable
building In which to keep 1t. go =.
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,says the Mankato Uaiion !:

Judge 3. O. Hamlin, Of b.. Cloud, has declined tie
Offer Of 81 500 salary 70 60 to 4an 1rsncsco the
agent OF an Insurance oomrany.; We congratulate
our oldims elassmats that b. can afford . decline
the g0Id,n o6D1.' IL. ..s-~;- 81. o.. s.r.s 8
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54-
Lake street IA now being graded.
Que Of our citizens boasts Of : $500
horse. s-sr-..
For ans eloakings. 80 to Piokit 4 Alb:
bolts.
Some of our citizens are having roast
ing cara from their own gardens.
The Benton County Republican Con-
vsntiou vii, be held At Sank Rapids on the
18th inst.
-Blusbsrries are brought 10 market in
largo quantities, and sell At S. 90 pc,
bushel.
-Groveuor & Co. sell threshiug ma
chimes to customsra in Otter Tail county,
which implies widsly-extended trade.
Green apples Of very good quality
are abundant in town, and sell at ressons.
bio prices.
Tho new school house is raising we'll
toward the second story. II promises to
DO handsome building. The mason work
is Of tho best.
Tho beginning of the eclipse on Satur-
day will DO At this point about half past
three o'clock, and it will continue for about
two hours. Look up your smoked glaes.
"A Richardson is makings number Of
improvements in his store.
We notice q number Of strangers, in
valids, in town, enjoying the beneficial Of
fec,s Of Miuuesota's great restorer-pure
air.
-Limperioh daily serves out to thirsty
mortals sparkling soda water. His foun-
tain is ono of the favorite resorts of the
city.
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The sfiee ofthe AmeEiesn Ex press Com
psny, at 81. Cloud, WAS robbed on Tuesday
night Of 500 In cash.-St. Paul Pfe.s.
Not much; it is down 1t 81. Charles
where they do those naughty things.
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There will be Baptist preaching by
Rev. J. H. shepardson in the Presbyterian
church, every other Sabbath, q 8 o'clock
P. n, beginning Aug. 18th. t @z5s.s.
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For RBxr.-The dwelling house owned
BY J, +. Stevenson situated near the lake.
+ + TF<T 3. WEST, Agent. -
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= CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, ILL |:
Cash Assets, March 1859, Al. 90
This Company insures Farm Property
against oil damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or 1t
large, At ~ low rates as any other oompa
ny. Losses paid It once without discount
for sixty days. !. 49,. .-lE39
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE CoMpA-
ny lepressats an aggregate Of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company. . -
Officers.
J. =: fARWkLL, Pres, J. R. PAYs0N. sec.y.
B. ". PHILLIP, V.P.. &c. c0oLBAUaH, Treas
8. csosd R1aaoa e1seers>
H. IN. McKELvY
A&.t u xeokAosde,. al 81. cso.d, As...
'.s.: = 5:s;s::; s S :'s::
Thos, @. Mcclure, :. Banker
G1.1 Xa. Powell I a..dT,s' I Merchants Ss:.
Pickit 1 Abbott, Dry Goods Clothing
| Lswi. o!esk, Flour, Esd Grain
Wm. D. Niechsll, Editor s.. Czosd yossna1
4. T. Uphan, ,.s,,-r r.~-r-r~r Dentist
j Z. 3aloott, II u = - $50 '-sWatcA Maker
! =. 1ics, - ..,y NailContractor.
CIR Deal, = 7-'a'-' Manufacturer Of Flour
| AID. Dsal, Il. p 7 - : Miller
/ J.$h Vest, ..~1A Insurance Agent
| T. /. Allen. a - - ms Clerk
| %-1~s:& ' Call on a
y. H.. WHIST, ,,
And get Policy In the REPUBLIC.
10 & sGsy>z I: x s2HA 440s v11n86- II
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All kinds Of secondhand furniture for
sale cheap st Mrs.. Tilton's store, next door
to City Rsstaurant. .~..s
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caocksrr.-Mrs. Tilton has > lot d
orosksry, al kinds, WHICH win 30 sol
cheap. 1853 >A-.S. Il 81 y I 'S<}%.- 80 =
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sH1Px1xTs OF FI81oH1.-During the past
two weeks 1900 packages in bond Of Hud-
son Bay Compsoy gsods were loaded on
teams destined for Georgetown on the Red
River, from whence they are taken by the
Csmpany's steamer q" Fort Garry, B. A.
There were some eighty tons In oil, requir-
ing eighty teams to transport them. There
were over 800 chests Of lea and 300 serons
Of tobacco in the lot. These goods are
all rapidly sent forward by H. G. Burt ank,
Esq.,, the contractor.
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-1nstsad Of ''good morning" tho COM
pliment Of the day ID, elbows your whoop-
ing eough." so many cases were. never
before known, especially among adults.
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6otufoey FORENOON 0ov. Smlth'e
party arrived in town from Georgetown,
Tie extent Of their trip Of exploration.
The party consisted Of:
Gov. J. @. Smith, President Northern
Pacific B. r.
judge B. D. Rise, Director do
Jud9s 8. E. Woodbridge, Director do
Col. Johnsos, Chief Engineer do
Hon. ". G. Smith, Vt:
G. Carlton CONN, Boston Jos,nal.
DR.. 8. ". Thsyer. Vt.
Rev. ". II. Lord, VI.
Mr.. Coburn, Maine.
Hon. z. n. Wilson, Minneapolis.
H. Cobb, Asst. Purveyor.
They had eamped At Cold Spring the
previous night, and Gov. Smith and Judge
Rice came here for their breakfast. All
spoke in Tie highest terms Of the country
over which they passed. They went to
Georgetown v;a Gltnwoed, and returned
sis Ottsr Tail. and Alsxsndris. They had
psrpossd coming ,;s Grow Wing but met
parties ct Otter Tail from when they de-
rived I'll iaforuation necessary. The aver
ags distance vas thirty miles Per day, the
trip oeeupyi.g just three weeks from St.
Cloud. Gov. Smith rode most Of the way
On horseback, and said he enjoyed it e.
esedingly. The faces Of Ill were bronssd.
The party took the afternoon train to Min
nsspolis, remaining there until Tuesday,
whom they went to. st. Paul To-day OF
tomorrow they will start for Lake sups'
rior, going from there to New York, where
they viii be joined BY the, party which
,vSnt Is San Francisco, and BY the section
Of thsir own party which continued on L
the Missouri. The latter wing included
Mr. Holnss, Of Jay Cooke l. Co., Mr.. Bay
less, Of New York, Gov. Marshall, and {
few others.
Surveying parties are At work between
this place and Lake Superior, but no i'm
portsnt steps viii Of course 30 taken nm
til after the meeting and report Of the dit
fssent exploring parties Il New, York.
..s.,--Mrs. Tiltoa buys y we'll - sells sec
oad-hsnd furniture. 4 3s5 ST. 5..s ...-.
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WA1TEp.-To borrow the sum Of $500 70,
one year. on good real eststp security
Inquire q ,this Office. ~ is.< a4@, =.
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FoR RENr.-Some desirable rooms o.
Washington avenue, nearly opposite tn
Central House. Inquire at this office.

POLICE CouRr.-A- J.. Hutchinson had
the honor Of being the solitary ''drunk'
durin: the week. He was taken before
Justice Barnes on Saturday, and fined IS
and costs, which after staying in Jail for
several days, no paid.
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WARRINGTON S1ovE WoRKs.-Durine
this week MIR. W. II. johnson, of tho above
works, at Troy, N. T., has been in town.
7 his is the Oldest house in Troy engaged
in the manufacture Of stoves, ranges, hol.
low ware, &c., and is doing an immense
business all over the country, their stoves
being considered among the very best man
ufactured. Mr.. johnson has been tr.vel-
ing for the house for eighteen years, and
finally became . member of the firm. We
do not wonder that his success in business
has been so great, for besides being good
business man, Mr.. J. is one Of the jolliest
good fellows that comes to the West.
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a IL you want . shawl, you can ind thu
nicsst q Piekit I Ahbotra. ..ss = a. a. p
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y.:E. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

ST. CLOUD. MIMI, 49,,
Will Buy and Sell Real Estate, On
Commission, 49,.
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact all busi-
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
RErEREScEs.
Gov. WV. r. MARSHALL, st. Paul, Mimi,
Ex-Gov. s. MILLER, Philadelphia, Pa,
Hon. ]. NJ. McKELvY, st. Cloud, Mimi
Hon. d. I. WEtLEs, Minneapolis, MINI.
"a Watch This Space!
~ A good II story frame House with
an L; = good we'll. and four acres of land,
in tho city limits, for sale. Price $1,000.
Long time given if desired. .~<
For sale-160 acres of land near tho city
with good building. suitable for hotel
Price $4,000. IN
For sale-A good II story frame build.
ing with i've lots, near the Lake. Price
$500. =,
For Rent-A large two story dwelling
house. Location central.
For Rent.-A small dwelling house.
For sale.-The old Seminary Building.
Price, $3.50.
For ,Sale.-A good wood lot containing so
acres near the city. Price very reasonable,
1
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BOARD OF EDucAT1oN.-The Board met
last evening. fresent-Messrs. Tolman,
Barnes, Montgomery, Davis, Clark, Edel-
brock, Mcclure, Reed and Enderle.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported tho following sums Is necessary:
For support o; schools tho ensu ing year, 1850
For furnishing Union Schootbuilding, 1924
For furnace, 500
For furniture. 1890
After some discussion it WAS resolved
that tax Of seven mills on the dollar Of
the assessed valuation be levied for the
support Of schools.
The following resolutions, introduced by
Mr.. Montgomery, were adopted:
Reso1sed, That the sum Of S 900 in Bonds payable
in not less than I'VE years moro than ton years,
and bearing Interest not 20 exceed IL per cont be is
S6ed BY the st. Cloud School District for the purpose
of completing the Union School Building now In pro-
cess II erection.
Resolved 1hst the Clerk Of tho Board Of Education
be instructed 70 the above resolution to
the Common Council Of the City fSt Cloud through
his Honor the Mayor and respectfully ask their con-
curTenc9.
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- W. you'd respectfully rtqaest

No. W. would respectfully rtqaess
27 men and Others wis hing any kind Of
Z :
Job Printing, to call and examine osr
e.ssipe stock Of !NsU Material, just received
rom tAs sast, before sesdins to St.. Paul or
I1ias slsecAsre. Our JOB Office Is Ro,s one
oftAs bsstin TIA State, and va do work rhicA
W vIl guarantee to 0ssati.faesory, al Saint
Paul prices.
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MANUAL CuR1os1rI1s.-As the Normal
School will 30 into operation soon, persons
having any natural curiosities, such % are
being found throughout the State and else
where from time to time, are respectfully
requested to send them in ~ contributions
to the Museum. They win DO thankfully
received.
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a. The Circulation Of The Journal
IL DOUBLE that Of any other paper
publishediu Northern Minnesota. Let
Advsrtissrs rsMeMhes this.
~ Allkinds ofJobprinting, in Eng
Oh, asrman or Norwegian, executed ss
his once. Send in vodr orders.
BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed frem new
type ON good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Deed.-Wsrranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Court-Summons, Notices of
Trial and Noes Of Issue.
Justices Cosrt-SuNmons and Ssbpe-
mas.
Orders from tho country, for large or
small quantities, filed at st. Paul pricss.
FoR RENr.-Some desirable rooms on
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% A day for all. Address A. J. FULLAM, n.
$40 Per Dav Guaranteed

Agents to sell the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine
makes the Lock stitch, alike on both sides, has the
and eu.l In every respect to any Sewing
Machine ever invented. Price $25. Warranted for
years. Send for circular. Add ess JOHNSON, CLARK
CO., Boston. Mass Pittsburgh, Pa. or St. Louis Mo
Il address 8. n. SPENCER CO., Brattleboro. VI.
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INDIAN PA1x1xT.-Cspt. Hassler, the
Chippewa Indian Agent, Vas in town this
week experimenting tho shipment Of an
nuity goods and supplies for the payment,
which will take place about the last Of this
month.
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u better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons: Firs:-It cuts deeper. Sbeo~d-It don't
Fs.1th-No time II wasted in taking the Axe out Of
the cut. Fjth-With tho same labor you will do one
third more work than with the regular Axe. Red
paint has nothing to do with the good qualities OF
this Axe, for all cur Axes painted red. If your
hardware store does not keep goods, We will glad
~ answer inquiries fill your orders direct, give
you tho name of the nearest dealer who keeps our
Axes.
LlPPINCOTT & BAKEWE1L,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sole owners of Colburn's and Red Jacket Patents.
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NEw F1NoE.-The contract for building
. new ''post aud rail'' fence around the
Court House Square has been let to Mr.. O.
Tenny, st $500. The plan 10 neat one,
and the fence will bs grea. improvement.
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A FRONTIER ROMANCE.

Love at First sight, and its Consequen-
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RAMON Sabbath there WAS fine rain
which did much good to corn and vegeta-
bles, besides saectaally laying the dust.
Il Was also benefit rather than . detri-
neut to the small grains. The weather
since has been inclined to be cool.
7 There Was another light rain on Tuesday
night,
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RAILROAD Bus1HIes.-Statement Of the
business Of tho St. Paul & Pacific r. r. 1t
the st. Cloud depot for the month Of July,
1880:
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"A A inch circular saw for sale cheaI
at Mrs. Tilton's wareropEs, sa-@3ss I.
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ASK your Doctor OF Druggist tor SWEET QUlNINE
1t equals (bitter) Quinine. II made only by T..
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MIR. Tiltoa buys ~ we'll ~ sells Sec
ond.hsud furniture. sss. .z ... . .....
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ssAA 10 OAo VI tu0 AoNOEAte 1eSVEso VI sAe
city.
PERsoSAL.-Capt. H. A. Castle. the gent
al editor of the Anoka Union, favored us
with = cali on Monday.
W. .. Cleland, Esq, the popular aener-
al Western Passenger Agent Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
accompanied by his wife and . small par
ty, visited St. Cloud this week. .
We were pleased to receive call on Fri
day last from Gen. Oscar Malmros, of St.
Paul, Consul to Winnipeg" The General
was on his way to enter upon his duties
During President Lincoln's administration
he was Consul to one Of the most impor-
taat cities in Turkey. Wjnnepeg, it will
be remembered, adjoins Fort Garry.
Mr.. A. Richardson started for tho East
on Tuesday.
Mr.. F. c. Mercer arrived in town last
week from An extended visit in England.
L. P. Fonda, ESQ.,, Clerk Of the District
Court Of Todd county, favored Us with
call On Saturday,
Capt. J. G. Braden, Receiver Of the
Gresnleaf Land Office, was in tho city yes
terday.
Col. W. ". Dennis, Of the Royal Engi-
ueers, passed through town yesterday on
. surveying expedition to the British Pos
sessions.
Col. R. G. Walker, P.ymaster, went to
Fort Ripley yesterday.
Mr.. Alex. Moore, and Lieut.. J. r. How
ard, Of Ssuk Centre, and G. s. Beals, of
tho Clearwater Mills, were in town this
week.
Maj. Murphy returned on Saturday from
where he was taking orders for
groceries. This firm does heavy whole
sale business.
Mr.. James F. Stevenson, lately from
who has commenced opening
up large farm ON Wiunebsgo Prairie,
dropped into our Office this week. He
thinks he viii be able to raise what pots.
toes and turnips hs needs for homo con-
At leAet-
Judge Hamlin starts for Pennsylvspia
on Monday, on visit to his parents.
Hon. W. E. Hicks, editor Of the A!exan-
dria Poet, was in the city during the week.
On Saturday Mr.. Charles Taylor return
ed from an extended trip East.
Among the arrivals ar the Central House
wo note the following:
R. q. Terry and E. H. Burritt, st. Paul;
G. NJ. Smith, James Ross and James WAL
lace. Toronto: D. J. Roberts, Philadel-
phla; W. Cogan, Red River; W. F. Thay-
er, Fort Totem; 8. Hix and daughter,
Syracuse, Ill. ". snider and wife, Abing-
ION, Ill. A: E. Bronson, New York; J.
NJ. Harris, Galens; E. ". Totem, Wis.
B. F. Henry, Bass, Mass; c. F. Patten,
Mrs. Sheldon and Miss Shindler, Milwau-
kee; E. Stiles, sandusky J. R. Owen and
F. NJ. Adams, Chicago; H. N. case, Little
Rock; J. T. Hamilton, Dixon, H.; H. L.
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TEAcHERs' 1xs11rur1.-Speeial atten-
ton 10 called to the circular from State gu
psrintendent Dunaell. published in another
column. These Institutes have proved not
only Of interest but Of great value Il
teachers, and We earnestly trust that the
attsadsnce will include every teacher in
stsarns county, ~ will - many from ahe
0dioininR counties.
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POUNDS.
1,648,810
220,730
1,764.540
- 400 ~
@s,oos.eo

The fare On the railroad, from st.
Cloud to Sank Rapils, has been fixed since
tho Let ct 10 cents; round trip, Is cents.
Heretofore Il had been free ride.
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Harry Rssu1r.-A correspondent in
Colorado writes that man there recogniz-
ID hls ''lons-lost brother" not by the
strawberry on his arm, but by the suit Of
clothes he bought at Piekit l. Abbott's A.
most three years before. II seems he has
worn them nearly al the time since. There
10 no dod9ing tho fact that tho "Regula-
tor 10 the place to buy good clothing,
cheap for cash. ~
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"A Brooklyn advertiser wants - f.
male who has knowledge Of fitting boots
Of . moral character" Piekit & Abbott
keep that kird Of boots, o. we'll - CATER,
and shoes Of the same style. w.
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COOP RRPurA11o1.-Suehi is already the
prospective reputation Of the Normal
School It this place that W understand
some Of the pupils Of the Winons School
intend coming here to finish their course.
From oil indications The building will BIZ
filed to ito utmost CAPACITY.
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INrEkNAL REvENUE-Messrs. John Coop
er aud A. Montgomery, Deputies Assessor
and Collector of Internal Revenue, return
cd homo on Monday from an official trip to
Alexandra, Holmes City, Glenwood, and
others Of tho up-country towns. They
found no difficulty in making their col
lections. They report heavy crops, and
that = number Of the farmers have com.
menced cutting their wheat and oats.
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RD1uHH OF 1Rs NoR1HHnH PACIFIC PAl.
1Y.-On Saturday forenoon Gov. Smiths
party arrived in town from Georgetown,
Tie extent Of their trip Of exploration.
The party consisted Of:
Gov l. O. Hn.ith preaidenk Norihefn
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-08-05

CAMP MErr1Na.-There will be camp
meeting held On the old camp ground, at
Otsego, commencing Sept. LIST, 1869. Par
ties coming by Railroad will leave the cars
at Elk River Station, where buses will be
in:attendauce to convey them to the camp
ground. All church members paying full
fare going will be entitled to return tick
ct free, upon the certificate Of the presid-
ing officer. There will be boarding tent
upon the ground for the convenience Of all
parties who do not wish to bring tents Of
their own. c. GRISWOLD, P. E.
MARRIAGE LrosxsEs.-The following
persons were duly licensed during the
month Of July to commit matr1mony, by G..
s. NATION, Esq.,, Clerk Of the District
Court, who smiles spprovingly- ON all such