The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24
LOCAL NHWS


~~ LOCAL - NHwS
No. We ,oould rs.peetf fully ref&est al
men and Others wishing any kind Of
Job Printing, to call and Examine osr
tensipe stock Of Nsv Material, just received
rom tAs cast, before sending to st. Paul Or
Going elsewhere. Our JOB Office IS now one
oflA. bs.t;a tic State, and zee do rork wh'eh
W v;!l guarantee to bssatisfaetory, atSalnt
Paul prices.
~ Tho Circulation OF The journal
20 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
,uhlishedir Northern Ninnesota. Let
Aavsrtisers remember this.
~Allkinds ofJobprinting, in Eng
81, German or Norwegian, executed At
hisotaes. Sendin your orders.
BLANKS.
We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
D.ed.-Warranty, Quit-olaim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
Trial and Notes Of Issue.
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mas.
Orders from tho country, for large or
small quantities, filed at st.. Paul prices.
QuIsr.-The City Justices Court has
been quiet during the past week. Not even
ADD
CAlrs.-Tvo hundred Red River carts
passed over tho bridge yesterday. Some
three hundred have crossed during the
week.
RoBHs.-D. NJ. G. Murphy Co.
bought 400 buffalo robes in one lot last
week. They have one Of the largest and
finest robes We ever saw.
IxnaRAx1s.-Thirty-o immigrant
wagons have crossed tho bridge this week,
bound for Otter Tail and Todd counties.
They had over one hundred hsad Of loose
cattle and horses, besides sheep &c.
Woon CoxrRAcr.-The contract for sup
plying Fl. Wadsworth with 1000 cords Of
wood has been awarded to Donald Steven |
son, Of osakis. At $685. per cord.
QUAY Would it not be . good idea
for tho County to sell or give away the old
jail! It is, in it, present condition, neitser |
useful nor ornamental. Ifremoved to the |
suburbs, it might make good "hennery."
Mad Doos.-Ths hot weather Is coming |
on and but few dogs have been licensed.
II the dogs do not become mad, their own
srs viii, whom they have to pay tho s.
Ans. Better either hurry up or decapitate
your CANNES.
RE1ulxED.-On Monday Rev. Geo. /.
Wood, Pastor Of the Congregational church,
started with his family for Connecticut.
He goes back to his old congregation. He
WAS highly esteemed in this community |
both - ma and - minister.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is directed t
tho advertisement ofthe Homeopathic Phar
macy kept by Dr.. Weber. The DR.. is a
good physician, and has q well selected
stock Of goods on hand.
INV CHuRoH.-The cornerstone Of Q
new Catholic church 1t St. Jo., was laid on
Sabbath last, with appropriate ceremonies.
The attendance was very large. Bishop
Grace was present.
So1Dna's O1rHAHs.-Any person know
ing Of any soldiers orphans in destitute
eircumstancss, will confer favor BY send
ing The facts. (tegsthsr with the number
Of the regiment to which their father be-
lonsed,) to Capt. J. E. West, st. Cloud.
0ooD!-Ths news concerning the crops
II 10 good, from Ill directions, that every-
body 10 in good spirits. Crowds Of far
msrs and their wives gather At Pickit l.
Abbott's to buy goods for the house, cloth
ing for themselves and hats and shoes for
the children. Al they sell for cash, they
can give customers low figures. Call in
and sec them.
days since while Mr..
8. Flint, Of Langola, was going to Hay
ward L Thonpsoh's mill, two miles above
this city. his horse stepped on . strip Of
board, the pointed end Of which few up
and entered the animals abdomen, causing
his death in . couple Of days. The horse
was valued At $500. In March last Mr..
Pint lost horse which cost 1925.