The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-28


completed.
DRuSk.-Philip Gerhard was brough,
before Justice Barnes on Friday, and de-
spite his emphatic .protestations that he was
not drunk, was fined SIS and costs.
THASks.-To Col. Kerr for . Oh dice
roast Of venison from . deer slain ON one
Of his hunting expeditions last week. The
Col. is quite deer man-at least, We heard
those say so who ought to know.
SSow.-The air was filed with falling
flakes and the ground partially whitened
on Saturday afternoon and Monday. The
total amount Of snow that fell was very
slight, however.
CHEAP FRu1r.-With the best varieties of
apples selling on our streets for $3.50, We
cannot see how our friends in the east can
lay claim to any special advantage over
Minnesotians on the score of this staple
fruit. But in, q few years, We will raise in
our own orchards all the apples We need.
1nxEssH PURcHAsE.-Messrs. Wait,
Mcclure and Clark, Of this city, have pur-
chased Of Alex. Moore, Of Sank Centre, his
interest in the late firm of Moore & Nc
Clure. This includes the saw and grist
mills, lumber, store, pine lands, &c.; and
amounts to almost 100000
To JUDGES OF ELHcT1oN.-Au returns
must be made to the County Auditor within
five days after tho election. All not re-
ceived before Tuesday, November 9th, will
not DO counted, a. the votes will be can
vassed on that day. The board will consist
Of the County Auditor, and Capt. Joel Bal
ley and W. T. Rigby, J. P's.
REPUBLICAN, MEET1Sa.-The Court House
hall was we'll filed last evening to hear
An address from Judge Austin, the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor. The Judge
made an interesting speech, directing his
attention principally to the financial ques-
tions of the day. His figures showed the
Republican party to be tho party of re-
trenchment and economy. He made o 70
vorable impression upon his hearers.
VIEW OF ST.. CLouD.-Mr. F. NJ. Fowler
Is canvassing for subscribers for Birds.
eye-Vlew Of St. Cloud, drawn by A. Ruger.
It was skstched from the opposite side Of
the river, and is quite faithful and osm-
prehensive, including all the buildings in
the place. If ssventy-fve subscribers can
be obtained the view will be Autographed.
Il would make a handsome picture framed.
STILL BETTIR.-In addition to the many
valuable premiums given to those who
raise clubs, We will furnish every su5.eri5e-,
old or new, who pays for one year in ad-
van;s, , copy Of the Western Home-a
handsome moathly magazine-of which no.
tics 10 given elsewhere, for one year.
No other paper in the country offers such
liberal inducements to its subscribers in
the way Of premiums.
Specimen numbers Of THs JouRH..I and
Wesfern Home will be furnished those who
desire to get up clubs.
PERsoxAL.-Hon. F. z. Baldwin, Re.
publican candidate for the House in the
District across the river, favored ~ viii
. call on Tuesday. He is good man, and
viii be elected by handsome majority.
Il. W. Hanford returned last week from
Cheugwstonns, where no has been spend
ing some months.
Lewis Lewiston, Of Douglas county, j
in town. ,-..:
Prof. J. N. Bright, Onondags County
New York, is visiting friends in this city
and favored NJ with call this morning.
Mr.. Samuel Doughty, Of Lake City, 81
rived yesterday, prepared for big hur
In the woods about here.
Mr.. VIM. Mulliken returned on Saturda
evening from hasty trip to Chicago.
Mr.. james B. Garrison, Treasurer
.Monongalis county, II in tho city.
Rev. Satterlee, the new Methodist mi,
lister, arrived last week. @.@.'
a.. We had . call yesterday from Mr.. B.
winslow, Of Maine Prairie, and Mr.. Joh
Il. Hasty, who has just come from Mai
TO locate in stearns county.
THR FRENoxf MlLLs.-The card
Messr'' Forrest 4 Ladd will be found
this issue. They have the reputation
making -four equal to the best in the Stat
md that is high praise. They also p,
the ruling prices for grain.
CHlosos:-"Magdelins," from Correei
famous picture; 1.-The Birds Nest
.'.Yerns and Mosses;" 'The Twins
''Apple Blossoms )" and others Of Pran,
elegant chromos have just been received
Mrs. FarWell's book store.
lloyd is selling arst-class apples
$3.50 per barrel. III: .l.~.
-Workmen are engaged in putting
double covering on the outside Of the be
OF the Episcopal church, lining bctw'
with shesting paper. This will ce'tai
insure its being warm.
-Bareains ii clothing, i Pickit &
bolts. :a*5t