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6fElRNS COUNTY.
SAux Csxrap. Julv q. 1860.

,.-~-s..r,s -as-s sAuK Csxras, July ~, 1869.
h . EQ1yoi JouaHAI.-rhe tornado has final
|slytdesssd to 30 the allsabsorbing topic Of
conversation. Tho Northern Pacific OK.
ploring party and tho 4th Of July have
come and gone, and are now almost entire.
" forgotten. Thanksgiving, election d.y
and Christmas are yet too far away in fu.
turity 70 claim any attention hence moth
ing now distarbs the quiet monotony OF
every day life save an occasional skirmish
between somebody's pet dorg and some
body's ditto. = ''Such is hfe:" ) =.
EAII ttaTE&t: r. or H.
District Deputy Fernham, ofths Patrons
f9fs ,nusbandry (Patent Husbsnds,) last
week paid our,town visit. and succeeded
in establishing. z, laraRge, Of r thst Order
here Numbering about fifty members.
.353 IL EPISCOPAL CHURCH..
Rev. Mr.. Stewart has commenced tho
work Of repairing that portion of bis
church lately: damaged BY, the tornado.
The corners Of It were 50 badly wrecked
that he has found it accessory to tear them
away {the walls are Of oouorcte) and re-.
hid with br ok. "Weather permitting" the
church will likely be completed this sea-
scn.c 'lscai4al! ,t';..,2' ''',. ."
F>' .'. sr,>," DOMESTIC 1srkLlc1.:r. - ~
,yo A fellow residing few miles out'il tho
country ewssI last week arrested upon com.
'plaint Of his wife for cruelty beating her.
He was prevailed upon to give bonds for
good behavior hereafter, although he pro-
tests against the interference of the law
With shisdonestic rights and privileges
SCHOOL MATTERS.
Our Board ST Education has decided I'D
on building = good two-story. brick school
house, and has issued bonds payable in
from one to ten years, in order to raise the
requisite amount Of money for that pur-
pose. Several thousand dollars worth of
the bonds have already been taken.
TRE CROPS
In this vicinity are looking well, and it is
probable there will Be . heavy yield Of oil
kinds Of grain, except oats, which for some
unaccountable reason promise but very
light crop.
A dearth Of news items and the reverse
OF mosquitoes neceesitate the bringing this
communication to close. Yours,
JINKS.
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GREAT HxclFDlfHHT.

In sxsminings large lot Of new goods
received last week by that popular and en-
tsrprtsing merchant, Jos Edelbroek, .
number Of persons discovered that they
eo"ld save money BY, purchasing Of Lin.
He soils mons fall suits for So; handsome
suits made IN the best smaunsr, for $22s
An elegant assortment Of dress goods, be-
sides white goods, domestios, &c. Atten-
ton Is called to his hats and caps, which
are going off rapidly. Boots, shoes and
CATERS in line ASSORTMENT. For choice
family. groceries, Rdelbrock's is head
quarters.
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NEWADVERTIEsNENTs
y .sTRAYED.

From Swan River, on the 18th inst,
TWO COLTS. One j. four year old
light sorrel mare, white f.ce, both hind
feet white and light ,colored name and tail.
The other is yearling roam colt, small,
black name and tail, white spot in his
forehead, and has one broken rib on the
near side. Were seen near St. Cloud on
the 10th. Any person delivering them to
the subscriber At Swan River; Morrison
county, or sending information that will
lead to their recovery, will be literally re-
Wsrded. TX. ,:~.5.E, sBURNHAM.
Swan River, July q, 1869. n2-4w
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The following bills were allowed {:
The Beard adjourned on Tuesday un
its next regular meeting in September.

WILL ABR1vE.-It is understood That
Gov. Smith will arrive in town in o few
days. returning 70 fthss East much; pleased
with the country, jTLis|relninnds us that at
Pickit & Abbott's lot of new goods arriv-
ed this week, and that they are being rap
idly purchased by customers who are much
pleased with both % sdss and prices. The
fact is at>selling for cash, the "Regula-
tor" is en- abled to give bargains, and this
is generally understood by the people of
the upper country.
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Mar OF RAILROAD LAxps-A d;.vr.m
10 being prepared ct the Land Ole, Il this
plses, showing the vacant lands along .
line from st. Cloud east to Lake Superior.
and from st. Cloud west to the Red River
On the proposed route Of the Northern Pa
edo Railroad. The grant allows twenty
sections per mile n this State, and forty
sections per mile in the Territories. These
lsnds esn b taken within twenty miles o.
the road On sitksr side Or to make up any
dsaeisnsy the Conpsny can 70 ten mils'
further o. each nde. This diagram, show
that the full quota OF almost the full quota
could b obtained v;a st. Cloud,
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MIMIC AT 6ED R1v1a.-Parties from
Bed River inform NJ that after the ineom-
Ing Of The new ,eesss, mining operations
VIII bs eonneseed with visor. II viii be
remembered that some excitement was 90.
sas'ened several years $50 BY the diseov-
cry Of gold IN that section. II il said that
tho Hudson Boy Company refused to soil
o. sllow thsir traders to sell provisions to
miners, - the ''dissins'' were located in
their best fur sections. In this way al
epeFatioas were put down. Il IL claimed
sAas The mines there are rieh in gold.
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AaRIcULTuAAL lMPLHuEsTs.


o:~ =. :: :..- q. Z, ; i
| gg-y4rA ca;srs rseetYlng nowadays
large amoust * reaspef mowers, horse
rakes, &c. for coming harvest r,e Amongst nc
then e. they HAYS tho !. Hubbard couub;ni. ed
Reaper AID Mower;' omsnu1aetured BY,
Younsloye & Massey, Cleveland, - Ohio.
which is gotten up on an 'eentir.eeiy i nov
princpie, ssonetbisg thae has always been
needed to make a'perfeet combined reaper.
Elias fsst motion Tor moving ;;;is aad s.s,ox
ndioa for rsspias it:is deubl.gesrsd, 50
Shat xhen o1spert II stxork The other il;
not aad 81 ~ ehsnEeasby he dryer
~ inst .kRang ! le1sr! aMnst be seen
bta61AptIsellted md al nc finer chat
look at it say; IL is a"the" machine. !.
All Of the Hubbard Mowers are made
With Tint gear this year. go that farmers
who do not have grainto cut this year can
get the mower, and then get The reaping
attachment next year, '.'"'>, r.. RI -.
For single light mower. lLey have the
Meadow Kim, f,..,.- nj, :,
Mower. which !. al, :.as, Il y, l''n:
thetongue and mhiaetrces, end is so con-
structed that the pitman is always on line
ter har :. r.;.oa - - 80. =. .ne CUT
p1ieity and Durability of it coumends it.
self 10 every one Tt tanl. Tho f.a.
a., !. : -. 60 :. 'o01 =, .Ae nrs. prsm'-
~; f.,,S q. 49,. - :, 8. =. spolls iaf''
Is Ral 4, mn a. - 1.ons'"o.,n oo'ky
naxa 4 {, ,-raa-. ? -. -. e''.pey pi9-
with apv Other mora. and 's sa,.
~. n,;,.s s....., i-.l ls :ns ps. IN
Dc, does y, d. 49, 49, A'sp We one mat
:" ma NJ 49,: !. =, x, =, -:..oe.
;.x n...I .,.,.'. q n .Ie.: neaPer mas
- -,;,h 80. -. tes - HeDeef ~ SAGE Inns year
thxo,.L at 3 mole 81 them soid
= 80. @uA 'sAf'''nan Of any ether
~: aa:ta,s ~ ST,Y:szlas,L
y, IA. ]. ;ntrod9sca .s w. AaAe n,roy reaper
.oo.:o- 49,. " ,ne urn tnrongh this
! m Iucni bv 81 xxSa 20 s'S.s'''n,
.. ~, ,,1:..,. :s s'.tssen ~ useu
~ ~, ,;,~:I1' "a ':'' - ngnt s'fong
Tho r;,t,o OFT, -, - 49,. :: :.
hin. Ra.n.. -;.s p.0- nanu anI oen ha-
mooowiro a,to,h,,,o.. Daf
machine in tho void .... 80 w u "''
ine. four feet fonr. inchss -
is yerv sim 1nId md h,nd~ ;. 49, ao'.Dg' anu
.erine tho cutter bar in or,sa q ~ 1897
!. Thev h.ve tho c.a SAN e1
senarators with woo,h,, .1s n"s.P@'aHe
C,;:nax 'pi oova ;, ;, - 81. ts~sf'
manufactured ~ p..: !G1sE
tbro,h., h.. o...,' ."'s' Als
1each 20. H.. 1""n' nunofeus
;n...h. r..:.".c o."el "aen'ne MADE
49,. - ... De.ause II Will %
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The language OF nature and experience
demonstrates that whoever would enjoy
the pleasures Of food, tho beauties of land
scape. the joys Of companionship, the riches
Of literature, or the honors Of station and
renown, must preserve their health. The
effect of foul, injurious food, entering the
stomach, is to derauge the digestive organs
and produce headache, loss Of appetite,
unrefreshing sleep, low spirits, fsverish
turAings, etc., which are the symptoms of
that horrid disease, Dyspepsia, which as
sqmes : thousand shapes, and points TO-
ward q miserable life and premature decay.
Plantation Bitters. win prevent, overcome
and eonntereet all Of these effects. They
act with unerring power, and are taken
with the pleasure Of a beverage. .;3:-.. e..
Magnolia *Water-supcrior to tho best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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h1osf11os.-On Tbursdsy evening last
To members Of the Congregational church
eavs reception for their new minister,
Rev. hr. Tonpkins. lately nom the v;ein.
ity Of Ch'ses'. y was quite pleasant 81
dir. b tie ladies the pulpit and table,
wsrs dseoratsd with boqusts Of beautiful
Aswsrs. There was IN abundance Of GOOD
thisgs, ies.erssn, cake, and variety Of
sstables equally acceptable snd all verv
pslatabls. The time WAS agresably spent
until veil slssg n the evening, chattips
and making rev sequaintansss. Rev. T.
gives good satisfaction 70 Biz large seongre-
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SE.,R8r HIsroRY OF THE sourHEHN Cox
,7IEDERAcY; IaArHERHD .'BEH1ND" THE
ScExzs IN RICHMOND" By Edward A.
Pollard, author Of the ''Lost Cause"
ete. National Publishing Company, Chi
Mr.. Pollard has written book which
is, in the main, interesting, and furnish
es many curious facts, believed to be
rcliable,,' concerning the times at Rich
mond during and previous to the Re-
bellion: The war he says was forced
upon tho South by the politicians and
aristocracty Of that section having
but little to do with its :, ,iucep-
ton. Concerning Jefferson Davis, to
whom, indeed, tho book is very cousid-
erably. devoted; he speaks with great
bitterness The style Of the work is
vehement and rhetorical. ~:,3 o.. .:s..r&..
Mr.. Pollard was once permitted I'd
see in Richmond a com municatiou from
certain persons 10 the North, Offering
to supply the Confederate armies in
the West for a>whole year, from North.
ern granaries and magazines: Jetfer.
son Davis had an extensive secret COT.
rsspondeuoe 10 the North, aud with
distinguished Northern j. politicians
E"generally those IF the Democratic par:
;ty."''- Gle had private correspondent.
in the Chicago Convention" which
nominated Nc lellan in 1864, and g.
distinguished gentleman Of New Eng
land"e wrote him that that Convention
"meapt. peace for the North and indie
pendenoe for tho South" So numer
Gus we're the letters and documents o
this nature that they were kept ia !,
spee'al private depository called til,
Presidential Bureau OF Correspondence
to the, secrets Of which not even mem
Ebsrt Of the Cabinet were admitted
EConcesaing these papers Nj. Polar,
; assures the reader Of three facts: "tha
they still exist that ;t;aere are Myir
person. who know ofthelr eopoe.lment
; aBd*F that .hey, contain important .ey
denoes of the secret history Of Mr.. D,
vis's government" This book viii i
lold only b. subscription, and IN .ee1
Is xanted i il every county. nj .5.;ss
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| PERsoxAL.-Col. H. G. Rogers, Secreta
~ Of State, favored US with call ON Tues
day.
Prof: Backers aud James Campbell, Esq.
Of Vassar Institute, Po'keepsc, N. Y.
were in town this week. They are spend
ing short time in this vicinity, hunting
and fishing during the summer vacation.
We would acknowledge call ON Monday
from Mr.. L. B. Raymond, of the town OF
Raymond, in this county, and Mr.. N.
Shaw, Of Lake Clithersll, Otter Tail co,
They were Commissioners for the location
Of the State Road from Lake George, and
were in town on that business.
Capt. T. N. Newson has been in town
during the week. He is still employed on
his quarts machinery for operations st
watab. and is sanguine Of success.
J. D. Carr, Esq, Of Sank Centre, was
in the city yesterday. He made his re-
turn a. Assessor. 1t is said his work was
we'll done.
Capt. E. NJ. Kennedy, Of Owa.onn., was
in town on Saturday.
Mr.. g. c. Sims, Of Alexandria, is in
town for few days.
Last evening Prof: c. G. swensberg, pro-
pristor Of tho Grand Rapids (Alich.) Com
meroisl College favored 10 with call. He
was just returning from trip up the Sank
Valley as far - Osakis. He was unbound
cd in his expressions of delight at the scen-
cry. Minnesota he says is the most beau-
tiful and productive State he has ever yet
seen.
Rev. Griswold, P. e. Of this District, re-
turned yesterday from Duluth where he
has been looking after the interests Of the
NJ. E. Church. An Episcopal church is
now under way Of construction, and by
fall Methodist and Presbyterian church
will also DO built. He says the town is
growing very rapidly. A three-story ho-
tel, 16Oxl4o, is going up.
Among the arrivals at the Central House
during the past week We note:
8. N. Pye, Faribault; Alex. Moore and
=. Tubbs, Sank Centre; 8. W. Turner,
Cold Spring Mr.. Saddin gton, 8. W. Put
nam and ". Russell, New York; Capt. O.
". Longan and wife. Penn 8. Bryan,
Pittsburg; J. W. Cooper, Philadelphia
J. NJ. Gee and D. Kellogg, Chicago; J.
3need and R. H. Mccullough, Anderson,
Ind; J Galway, Memphis. A. W. Hus-
led; 0. F. Green and wife, st.. Louis ".
lynch and DR.: J. Lynch, Ontario; C. ".
Smith, II. Woodiugton and NJ. Burnell, To-
ronto g. Hill, Canada Gen. Sykes and
Lieut.. Latehford, q. 8. A.; Mrs. NJ NJ.
Noulton and Miss Mcdonald, Monticello,
Iowa; F. Crawford, La; F. F. smith,
Hartford, Conn.,; L. severy, sturgis,
Mich. J: A. Stanton, Colorado; A. D.
3torck, Cincinnati; V.R.J. Osburn and
zifs, Adrian, Mich. G. Carlton, La Crosse
WiS.
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TO THE LAD1Es.-Mrs. Ottensmeyer has
determined to close out entirely her pres
ent stock Of millinery, goods, within the
next sixty days, as At the end Of that time
she intends moving into her new store,
just building, and will then lut in com
plete new stock. She therefore offers all
articles now on hand at cost price. These
goods were purchased in the spring, and
are choice and fashionable. Trimmed hats
at from rs cents to 81. Bonnets, frames.
velvets, ribbons, fine French flowers, fancy
goods, trimmings, and everything in the
line of millinery goods at the same rate.
Call and examine. Ladies will find rare
bargains in just such goods as they want.
NEW MArER1AI.-We have just received
from the johnson Foundry and Collins &
McLeester, Philadelphia, and the foundries
Of Geo. Bruce & Son, Corners Sons,
aud Farmer, Little & Co., New York, q
large and complete supply of printing ma
terial. 1t embraces the latest and most
popular styles Of type from these foun-
dries, as we'll as business cuts and designs.
We have also received full stock Of
cards of all kinds direct from the manu-
factory Of A. NJ. Collins, Philadelphia.
Also, splendid assortment of wood
type from one Of the best manufactures in
the United States.
The attention Of business men and 9TH
ers is again called to our unequsled facili.
ties for doing superior job printing. Any,
thing in the way Of plain OF fancy work
executed in.ths very best style and at low
prices. Orders are respectfully solicited
CRocKERY.-Mrs. Tilton has . lot Of
crockery, all kinds. which will be sold
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EvsR1rHiSo You WANT ron uousz,
KEEP1Eo.-Also . stock Of boots and
shoes. All goods sold by me are
strictly for cash. Such thing a. credit
shall not DO known BY mo. Consequently
prices win be low at NIxON's.
49,. ..... Worlds Fair 4
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4 DooLgY's BA11x6 PowDEl-stauds I'M.
squalled for making light. healthy and mn.
tritious rolls, biscuits, griddie cakes, So.
The Ingredients lssd IN the manufacture Of
this powder are not only chemically pure,
but 20 proportional that tbez results pro-
duced are the same every time. In tl,ia
respect It possesses superiority oyer oil
others in the msrket. Only two Teaspoons
fuls are required for quart Of -four. For
sale by grocers generally. Use Dooley's
Baking Powder only.
i 4 e 4 y ->--t 1 ]
For . stylish hat, 60 10 Pickit & Alb
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IN. 8. Tefh, Of Waba,hax, ia
a CA lila for the Repub llean nonin.-
lion q y L[.iieeutte'nant Governor. 4 = ...
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,Asssss1so.-Mr: Q. Tenny has just COM
pleted the assessment Of personal proper
~ In st Cloud. He has returned one Of
the most impartial assessments ever yet
made Of this city. The following are the
footings: :<s.:.' B: =. = ':<>'zE= =
Personal property assessed at; Sle7,255
Assessed value of improvements =.
made on real property since -
last assessment, ":".%. 22,o52
49,. T.. ii nr.=:'. -". re- =
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faoH ORR. TALE. N. Wright, ESQ.,,
returned from trip to Otter Tail last week
and confirms the previous reports - to the
heavy immigration, large crops and gen.
srsl prosperity Of that portion Of the
State.
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FoH Nsw YoRK. -Leander Gorton, ESQ.,,
WAS in town last week. He goes to New
York City, whore he will engage in busi-
Ae0. His residence win be in Newark, N.
J. Mr.. G. has firm faith in tho future of
st. Cloud. and expects to soon return and
make Il his home.
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All kinds. Of secona-han furniture for
sale ehesp Ct Mrs. Tilton's store. maxi ddor
TO City Rsstsurant. 80
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SHOOTING MA1cH.-On Saturday 4
shooting match given for the benefit of tho
Silver Band on the grounds of John Rem
gle, wss we'll attended. The first prize
wss obtained BY saml Bogenrief the
second By Chas. Dusbsr; the third by
Chas, Grantson.
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No11cE.-Rev. J. H. Shepardson, Dap
tist) from Massachusetts,, will preach in
The Prssbyterian Church mex: Sabbath,
Aug. 1st, at o'clock p. II.
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CouRr.-Judge MeKslvy starts to-mor-
row for Lake Superior, to hold = term Of
court at Duluth.
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Two persons not unknown 10 fame-one of
whom for purposes Of distinction We will
assume to be the County Attorney of
Stearns County, and the other the Repre-
sentative for the rural portions of . dis
trict which includes nineteen counties, and
the first letter Of whose name begins with
H.-while travelling between this place and
Fl. Abercrombie recently, stopped on the
same evening at wayside inn. Hearing
. rumor that tho beds were all occupied by
permanent dodgers, who though diminutive,
persistently and generally successfully,
maintained their right Of possession
against al corners, they cast about for
some place where they might lay down
their bones for the night. A long low h.y
stable, near by, to which other travellers
had already gone, was suggested.
mo-" interposed Mr.. Representative.
"1-1-th,nk would rather not
'Why p
'spakes! Those logs are perfectly alive
with snakes. I've seen more than twenty
killed there myself"
"Pshaw I" remarked tho imperturbable
Attorney, who don't sec snakes easily,
'1hey wont hurt anybody"
"Well, guess I'd rather not co."
The matter was compromised by their
taking possession Of an old stage sleigh in
tho yard, in which was some hay. Here
wrapping their blankets around them
they
LAY DOWN to pleasant dreams"
Dreams didn't come, but swarms Of mos
quitoes did. The sleigh was soon filled
with these Cheerful little cusses' which
"sing ss they toll" For an hour on,
brace Of heroes fought nobly, but finally
the Attorney retired In good order, leaving
the field in possession Of the mosquitoes
and the Representative, who still preferred
the present enemy to prospective snakes.
Crawling in on The hay, Mr.. Attorney va.
soon enjoying that sweet sleep which come.
with good eonseisnes-.hs latter being
IN attribute Of oil our St. Cloud lawyers
About the witching hour Of midnight, : low
voice Of distress smote upon the ear Of III,
somnolcnt Attorney. Il was: : - ~.
"Hslloo, Ed. !" -
ugh" FIJI 49, :.a.:'
"HoW 10 it in there p a. -
ought" !.
"Been asleep I" -
*"Ugh II : IS, - a ~ -. !.
Getting his eyes open by this time, tn
sleepy man directed bis gaze toward tn
entrance way, where, in the eim light, Va
visible the outline Of . thin, spare figure
with hair long and disordersd, feature
wan. eyes weary, blanket over one arr
and boots in the other hand. .a'.> r.. 81 !.
| "How 10 1t in there :" l.,
"All Wright :
"Any snakesf" T..
"Havent noticed any yel"
do you think II Is safe 2" ;.
"Yes."' .-&'>r.%S -
II guess III crawl in them L Z Z. :,
And thereupon the tired law-maker, wor
with tho fruitlcss warfare With the mo-
quitoss, crswled in upon the hay and Il
down beside the sxpounder Of law, reel
, lees Of the reptiles that might run ri,
round them In their rickety roost. Bol
still survive. E.@.@s - w.. -.
l --tt - :
foH RsST.-The dwelling house owne
BY j. T. Stevenson situated near the lax
III - !. =. WEST, Agent.
All kinds Of second hand furniture I,
sale eheap st Mrs. Tilton's store, next ID,
to City Restanrant .54{5s 20
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H!H1AHDss T1ouPz.-Th,s troupe Of
little folks played on Monday and Tuesday
evening to crowded houses, giving excel
lent satisfaction. Little Nellie and Pinkv
.ers received with special favor. Tho
troupe b well worth seeing.
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Rssu11D1xa.-Msssrs. Gibbs & Tolling-
ton, Of Clearwater, whose furniture store
vas destroyed by the tornado, have auoth-
o. new building we'll under process Of con-
struetioa. They are live people down It
Clssrvaasr.
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iasT. CLOUD FUN aARKer.

HOUSE roH sAIH.-A large double heuss
with the corner lot -npon which 1t stands,
one squars from tAe tNornals seAssl,- viii
DO sold very eAeep. Inquire :at, tlis eakse
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For RsST.-The dwelling house owned
Dy y +. Stevenson situated near the lake.
n II. J. E. WEST, Agent. 4,
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Acc1DIxr.-Ons day las: week Mr.. FL
berth fell from the new paroehial house,
sustaining severe injuries.
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GRADING Some heavy grading il being
done onths upper end of Washington ave.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

CAHoE1xD.-The County Auditor and
Treasurer Cancelled this week County Or
defs to the amount Of $12,657.79. There
are now no interest. bearing orders out,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

DsssavsD.-Strangsrs say that tho St
Cloud Post ONCE is tho neatest and most
convenient Of any in tho State. They arc
right. And Capt. West 10 one Of the best
(and NEST modsst Postmastsrs in the
State.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

-Ars. Tiltoa buys q well - sells Sec
ond.hand fuzniGure. a ,.:ag., .... !.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

We have ON hand, printed from new
type ON good paper. full assortment Of
legal blanks, including: a., -.
Desd;-Warranty, Quit.olaim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage. ~
Di'tr'es Cos,s-summons. Notices Of
Trial and Notes Of Issue. ~
Jsst;es's Cosrt-Sunmens and Subpo-
AaS. -. d..
Orders from the country, for large or
small quantities. hlled At St. Paul prices.
FoI RENr.-Some desirable rooms on
Washington avenue, nearly opposite the
Central House. Inquire at this Office.