The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-02-11
CHRISTIAN CoNyEaT1oS,---This will com
menoo on Tuesday next. Some nifty min
sinsters and lnyman will be present from
other places. Tho following arc the s.ss.
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TOPICS FpR DISCUSSION. \


insters and layman will be present from
other places. Tho following arc the
ls@sf TOPICS FOR DIaCussrON.
How can the Christian activiies Of tho
entire membership Of the Churches be best
developed? Opened BY Rev. F. 7. Brown,
I'D. D., St. Paul. DO /. j 5.s.s$. s.S:
p How can the study Of Gods Word be
made moro general Opened by ROY A. b.
Dean, Monticello. 81, ssS s.
L Byawhat means can we reach those who
do not come to our churches? Opened by
Rev. @. Grisvold, p. f., St. Cloud Dis.
trict, s.. s ,.....&.t #1., 70. Z
pr By what means are we to secure o better
observance OF the Sabbath Opened by
Rev. J. N. Threshcr, Fair Haven.
How may the poor DO most cffec.ually
reached by the churches! Opened by Rev.
J. G. d. S,earns Clearwater. ~ ssts 49,
j.. How con our devotional meetings be
made more interesting and profitable p
Rev. D. 3. jackson, Kingston. ..+t.. -,
How cansthe influence Of Christian
Homes be Increased Rev David Brooks.
Monticello. +- @'Sj." = a&'", D
What stands in the way OF a general re-
yival Of religion, and what Gan DO done 10
secure the waking up the Churches in the
behalf of such work in this North
Rev. w. W, Rork, Clearwater.
How can those in rural districts, remote
from churches, be reached by Gospel in
iluences? Kew. X. J. Pike, Sauk Centre.
The exercises will extend over Tuesday
evening, Wednesday and Thursday.
+ SAD CAsE.-On last Sunday evening
deaf and dumb man, who gave his name as
Geo. W. Haskell, Was troushtto town from.
numbering camp at Pckegamma Fallr,
200 miles above here. Both his feet and one
Of his legs were badly frozen, The team
ster, by whom he was brought down, says
he was wandering by the Mississippi. lost
his way and got his feet vet in the river.
He was found in a deserted shanty, and
taken to the camp. There he lay foe six
aceess-to the terrible shame of some men
be it said. On Tuesday ono leg was am
putated at the ankle joint and the other
midway between the ankle and the knee,
by DR.. senkler, assisted by DR.. Burchard.
This is q case which appeals directly TO the
humanity of our citizens, as it appears
the County authorities decline to aid him,
though We believe they should. Let his
wants be properly cared for.
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET1NGs.-The Slate
Sunday School Superintendent, Geo. W.
Prescott, will hold Sunday School Teach
ers' Institute next Saturday evening at the
school room Of Miss McIntire. On Sunday
afternoon there will be meeting of the
different Sunday Schools at the NJ. E.
Church, and in the evening q public meet
ing in the interests Of the Sunday School
cause at the Congregational church. ~.'
Other visitors are expected to accompany
the State Superintendent. We hope all in.
terested in the Sunday School cause will
endeavor to be present at these meetings.
We would call attention to the law
card of Charles B. Howell, who has located
at Greenleaf, Meeker County. Mr.. How
ell has been for a number Of years in the
General Land Oace, at Washington, with
special charge Of contested land cases.
His experience has necessarily been of !
much value to him. We would commend |
him to oil il that section of the country
who have law business of any kind to be
transacted.
Attention is called to the law card of
Oscar Taylor: Capt. T. is too we'll known
to our citizens, and indeed throughout the
entire State, to: require any special intro
duction.:s He has been engaged in, the
practice of1his profession here for the past
eight or ten years. '','.. :. = - = -
Our contemporary Of the Il ines left on
the down train last Monday. The Legisla-
tive excursion leaving st. Paul the next
day, it is supposed he was anxious to .see
q man" In Madison. 90: a.:
TIE GAME >LAw.-By the law Of the last
session Of the Minnesota Legislature, NO
one is allowed to kill trap or ensnare, any
deer, elk or fawn, prairie hen, or chicken
betweeen the first of January and the first
Of August; and wood-cock. between Jan
uary first and July first; any quail, rufaed
grouse or pheasant between the 18th of
December and the 18th Of September, nor
can he trap or ensnare any quail at any
time Of the year until Dec. LIST, 1872.
No person is allowed to purchase any game
taken in violation Of these provisions, and
having such in possession is to be taken as
t:lprimo facie"' evidence Of such violation.
This law should &c strictly enforced.
Meade gave a .s:German'' at
Atlanta, Georgia, last week, which was
most brilliant affair." Chicago Post. il: ::
Barney Vossberg, our County 5AuaitoS, |
had q little "German' at his house zone
evening last week. It. wei shed about nine
pounds, ......................,
We are indebted to Senator Gilman
for a copy Of the State Auditors Report.
.1-oli papers suitable for wrappers, for
sale at this Office. 'Ns2 -.:'
q "A telegraph Office has been opened at
Y! the elear- Lake Station, twelve miles below
this city. -
u. If you want sewing machine, go to
Pickit & Abbott's. They keep Wheeler &
Wilson's, the best in use... /. ,lirr.4uT 1
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--tf1He most succes.tul business zsen in this
city are those uho have aduertiscd literally
and Observation-Disclosures GREE1EY. d"1 !
E1a sT. CLOUD a1ARKETs. 7~:.. !
Wheat No. perbush Sc Potatoes :" n .=71 40
-. = !" 7oa75 Onion, per bus ! 4 60
-" IS ' 6oa65 Kerosene Oilprg so
Corn, ;t. 6 y GO lHuckwheatprcwt a6CO
Oats =" 40a5OiCorll meal. new 17k
Rye 4. - a." q It Boltcd, 200