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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-08

The Ho1EI Boxus.-The City Council
at ito last meeting raised the amount Of the
bonus for hotel from $4,000 70 81, 500,
ani fixed the cost Of the building a& not
lsss than $50. 900 furnished. Il must be
located betwssa 81. Augusta street and the
:ravins, and between the Mississippi river
and Hanover street. The Msyor signed
the resolution, and We have NO doubt but
that the people will heartily endorse it At
their next election.
WOODEN WEDD1xa.-Ths fact being
Asarned on Tuesday that tho following day
would be the fifth anniversary Of the mar
'risss Of Rev. E. V. Campbell, number Of
his friends resolved upon Surprising him
with wooden Wedding Himself and wife
were therefore entiesd to = neighbor',
house for tea, when their house Vas take1
possession Of, and . tsbls spread with ar
abundance Of good thisgs. Among the a.
sicles, useful and otherwise, which wsr'
brought were an elegant extension table
walnut sewing stand, picture frames, look
ing glass, rollers, eto. Those who wer
present reported good time, notwi withstand
'. ing the few hours notice upon which til
affair had been gotten up.-(Thanks 70
tho Remembrance Of those who conld nj
DO thereJ .t4IEA
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Siberian Winter Apples.

A Circular Of l6 pages, giving account
Of the new. hardy, Winter Siberian apple,
"MARENao," with descriptions from Elliott
4 Wardcr Of the ''Marengo," ''Co' ar' and
Chicago" Siberian Apples. Sent to any
address for 10 cents. Que stamp for price
list and return letter. Address, G.; An
drews, M,reugo, McHenry County, Hi
nois. ''''"i'- :. Nv
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INV SrYLEs.-J. w. Metzroth has re.
ceived his new spring and summer styler,
and is prepared to supply mems aud boys
suits, Of any grade of goods, made in the
most fashionable manner. Hats, caps,
gloves, and gents furnishing goods of al
kinds very cheap. Call At Metzroth's.
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WHY There il no use in eating tough
or poor meat while Goats l. Freeman have
beef, veal, mutton and pork, fst and ten
der, always At their market. They pay the
highest price in order TO secure the best
stock, 80 that their customers can b sup
plied with what is No. !.
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ST.. CLOUD POST OFr1cE.-On Thursday
the President sent in the name Of Capt. J..
E. West as Postmaster at this place. There
is no doubt as to his confirmation. We
congratulate the Captain on his "Nasby-
ship" and the people OF St. Cloud on get
ting SO good Postmaster. He is ster-
ling Republican, and is entitled to the ap-
pointment. The office will probably be re-
moved down Washington avenue, to some-
where in the vicinity Of Lake Street.
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NEW ADVER TISENEN rs.
j. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

ST. CLOUD, MINI,
VII Buy and Sell Real Estate on
Commission,
Locate Land Warrants and College Scrip,
Pay taxes, and transact all busl-
ness connected with
Real Estate Agency.
PREFERENCES.
Gov WIN. r. MARSHALL, St.. Paul. Mimi,
Elk Cows. Muller, Philadelphia, Pa,
lion. J. NJ. MoKELvY, St. Cloud, Mimi
Hon. II. r. WELLEs, Minneapolis, MINI.
MY. Watch Thia 6naeax
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The Circulation 81 The 'e"1
!. nouuLE that OF any other paper
In Northern Minnesota Ae'
Aavertissss remember this.
POST OFFICE.

ARRIVAL AND DHPARruRs OF AAAA''
81. Paul and way stations-dsparts at I
A.. n.
Arrive. at1}r.x. Mail closes At Z A. n
sauk Centre routs-Departs daily, Mon
days excepted, At 6 A. II. Arrive same
DAYS At 6 p. N. Mail closes At f.n.
Grow Wing Route-Dsparts daily, Mondays
excepted, At GAN. Arrives, same days,
at6P. n. Mail closes ct i'm.
Forest City and Wsy-Arrives Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, At 4 IN. De-
parts Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
at7} A. n. Mail closes at 6 A. II.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Fri.
day at lOA. n. Departs same day at
Pm. Mail closes at Pm.
Two Rivers and Way-Departs each Mon
day at I A. N. Arrives on Tuesday at
Pm. Mail closes at 6 a. NJ.
St. Augusta-Arrives Wednesday ana sat
urday, at P. NJ. Departs same days al
2P. NJ.
Rockville-On Saturday, same hour as
above.
Sank Rapids-Twics day.
R. NJ. RICHARDSON, P. NJ.
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NJ. They arc warranted.

BouxD OvBH.-A man named Dr.. French,
who cazne to this portion Of the State about
four weeks ago, was arrested on Friday on
the charge Of obtaining yoke Of cattle BY
false pretsnees Of Michael Henley, At New
Munich. He WAS overtaken At Clearwater,
where he was -endeavoring 70 dispose of the
oxen, by Sheriff Mickey. He had hear
ing before Judge McKelvy, by whom he
was bound over in the sum Of $500 to ap-
pear at the next term Of tho District Court.
Bonds were given.
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TAlI.-A few days since amo1g those
who appeared on our streets, vas . man
six feet eight inches tall. We were una
bic TO learn his name. Very svidsntly biz
growth had not been stuutsd during
his youth.
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NEW SroRE.-Mrs. N. w. Farwell is
just opening new and large stock Of fan
cy goods, consisting Of new and elegant
styles of wall paper. window shades, mir
rors. frames, pictures, baskets, bird cages,
&C. Also stationery, school books, child
ren's books, toys. &c., sc. Mrs. F. would
be happy to meet all her old customers at
her new stand in Brokers' Block, on St.
German street.
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D1ED.-Ar. VIM. Leech, whose injury
by tho explosion Of the boiler Of the saw
mill At Haywood, which w.s noticed last
week, has since died. HIS remains will be
buried At Sank Rapids this afternoon. lie
vas IN sstimabls man, and leaves . wife,
70 whom he was married but three months
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Oouuty AUDITORS receive no other fee OF
reward whatever, but the County Com
missoners have to provide for all necessary
| clerk hire.
County Treasurers' fees are estimated on
the whole taxes about ne.fourth of the
taxes are not paid the same year, but
Treasurers receive also three dollars per
day for tax sales, enc per cent. on the
| sale Of School Lands, twenty-five cents for
redempti on certificate, and fees on money
paid in for redemption aud on fines.
,FoR SALE.-1 offer for sale my entire
lot of Household Furniture, consisting OF
a cook stove with Reservoir and hot closet
attached, and full outfit of kitchen utensils
An extension table; Oak dining chairs
and crockery; a sofa; sofa chairs wal
nut centre table; what-not, and curtain
cornices; dressing bureau; sink, wash.
stand, bedsteads, mattresses, heating stoves,
carpets, mirrors, &c., &c. All nearly new,
in good condition, and will be sold much
less than cost. A. MOFFATT,
.. ...x, At Bank Of St, Cloud
March 22d, 1869. - r =
D1soRDzR1r.-On Friday night, or rath-
er Saturday morning, . party Of lumber
men, tho worse for liquor, got into a row At
the Central House. Ono Of them, Henry
Dowell, Was arrested BY Policeman Cas-
pard and taken before Justice Barnes, .od
fined $40 aud costs for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. He liquidated and
left.
TIE Observation-Disclosures q new Com
pany, the Republic Fire Insurance Compa
ny, of Chicago, has taken its place among
the oldest and best in the country. The
system upon which it Is conducted makes
it safe beyond al peradventure. For par
ticulars We would refer our readers to the
advertisement in another column. Capt.
J. E. West is agent, and we advise all to
get policies from him.
Almost every day We hear many psr-
cons complaining Of headache, loss Of ap-
petite, and that they are not fit to do any,
thing, 80. Many is the day that We have
felt so ourselves, and in fact have gone to
bed and imagined ourselves sick, but for
the life of US could not tell what was! tho
matter. One day while thus complaining,
a friend said to US, '.Why don't you try
Plantation Bitters? they are really good
thing and will make you feel like q new
man." Upon his recommendation we pur-
chased 4 bottle and took them according to
directions. They seemed to 60 right to tho
spot, and gave us immediate relief. Ev:
er since We have taken every opportunity
to recommend them.
Magnolia Water-supcrior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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''That Cough will Kill you,"
Try "Costar's'' Cough Remedy.
"Colds and Hoarseness lead to DEATH"
Try ''Costar's" Cough Remedy.
tFor Croups-Whooping Coughs, &c.,"
Try "COstar's" Cough Remedy.
.sCostar says it is the best in the wide
world-and if He says so-it~ True-its
True-its True; and We say Try it-Try
it-Try it, Aorning Paper, Aug. 26.
All Druggists In ST. CLOUD sell it.
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RruIxBrl The new stock which is on
tho way from New York, Boston and Phil
adslphia for Pickit l. Abbott. 1t exceeds
anything ever known in this section. Pick
it L Abbott are bound to regulate tho mar
| ket.
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RuSAwAY.-On Saturday a span Of hors-
cs belonging to J. r. Clark, started from
in front of the Post Office and dashed down
St. German street toward the bridge
bringing up against post, to the seriou $
detriment Of the harness and wagon.
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DoS'r DO Indifferent parties have at
tempted to ''run" the bridge, but have not
found that it paid.
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r0NJUGAL LOVE. AND TIE HAPPINESS OF
~ True Marriage. Bssay fer Yoa,e Men. % 10
errors Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Manly
Powers and create inpsdine1ts t. Asz.iags, With
| FREQ Of cargo. Address, Dr.. J. exlLLIN HCVG6e
= ON, Howard Association, PAiladslpAts. p
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TRAxsrERRED.-Major John G. Hami'-
ton, who has for several years been at the
Owstonns station on tho Winons and St.
Peter Railroad, has been transferred to tho
Rochester station, one Of the most impor-
tant on the line. We are glad 70 know
that no stands high with the officers Of the
mad
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Republic Insurance Go.

CENTRAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, ILL.
This Company insures Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or lightning,
| including Live Stock in the field or at
large, at as low rates as any other compa
ny. Losses paid at once without discount
for sixty days.
The REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPA-
NY represents an aggregate of wealth and
business influence greater than any other
Insurance Company.
J. " FARWELL, Pres, J. r. PAYsON. sec'y.
D. ". PHILLIP, VIZ, &c. COOLBAUGH, Treas.
St. Cloud Branch officers.
c. F. DAVIS, President, J. E. WEST, Manager.
Directors
J. E. WEST, JIM. MckELvY
List Of Stockholders at 81. Cloud, Ainn.
G. F. Davis, Manufacturer of Flour.
James NJ. McKelvy, Judge 7th Judicial District.
Thos. c. Mcclure, Banker.
c. F& VIM Powell Hardware Merchants.
II. c. Wait, Reg. U. 8. Land Office.
L. Gorton, IS. Assessor.
J. NJ. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant.
Pick Abbott, Dry Goods & Clothing.
Lewis Clark, Flour, Feed 4 Grain.
VIM: B: Mitchell, Editor St. Cloud Journal
A. I. Uphanl, Dentist.
F. Talcott, Watch Maker.
r. Rice, MailContractor.
G.. r. Beal, Manufacturer of Flour.
AID. Beal, Miller.
J. E. West, Insurance Agent,
Z. L. Allen, Ins. Clerk.
Call on
j. E1. WEST,
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
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BISHOP WHIpPLE.-Services will be held
by the Bishop At Sank Rapids tomorrow
afternoon, and at st. Johns church, in
this city, Tomorrow evening.
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~Adve,tistng brings the merchanfsgood'
q tie consfont notice Of the customer.
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The R1vEE.-The Mississippi is entirely
clear Of leo as far as to the mills, where
there still remains gorge.
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that Capt. J. E. West has opened q real
estate agency, for the transaction Of all
business in that line. He is live man,
and oil orders left with him will meet with
the promptest attention.
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sE1HxADE.-We would tender our thanks
to the Silver Cornet Band for . fine sere-
osde on Tuesday evening. They played
some choice selections, and in good style.
The band is having new uniform made,
and will como out soon fully rugged.
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BouoUHr.-Mrs J. e. West has favored
NJ with choice bouquet Of flowers "gath-
cred in the garden April 3D." They very
satisfactorily demonstrate that our carly
springs blossom with something besides
snow drifts, even though this season has
been backward one.
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BURGLARY.-On the same night on which
the County Treasures Office was broken
into, the store CT B. Reinhart was enter
ed, and Sl05 in cash taken from desk.
The burglars effected an entrance by turn
ing, from the::outside the key which had
been left in the lock.
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NHWS
W. wovld se&fslly rsqHsss a!

No. W. would respectfully rsqss's AZ
men and others ,isAiag any k'"d o.
Job Printing, to cali a"d s1a"'"s our
xt...ie & stock of Ne,, Material, j1'fr'ee''s"
rom IL. eat, before sending to st. raul Or
, o;...l,ewa.re. Our Joo Office IS "ow one
oftAs bs.tin tho State, and We DO work ~"'e"
y. ui,,quarantes to be satiyaesory, otSalns
Paul prices.
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SALT MINE.-A salt mine has been dis
covered in stearns county. For further
particulars inquire Of G. SQhulten.
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POPE COUNTY.

Revtval-sPria8 Work-EOst OlIlot-
Good County Showing-School Hous-
es ami SchOolnaams.
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~ Allkinds ofJobprinting, in Eng
81, German or Norwegian, executed at
his ohioe. Send in your orders.
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Western lien Should 2atrOuiZe
Z Western Institutions.
ST. CLOUD ANCE
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SALARlrs.-The following is . statement
copied from the State Auditors Report, Of
tho total valuation, total, taxes, County
Treasursrs' fees, and County Auditors sala-
ries for the year 1869, Of the upper Mis-
sissippi counties, aud as amended since by
law:
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ATTENTION !-Farmers will remember
that Rosenberger Bros. are agents TO:
Furst l. Bradley plows, which have long
been ranked omong the best in the market.
They have all sizes, and farmers will find
it greatly to their advantage, in purchas-
ing q pillow for durability and good work, to
call and examine these before making selec-
&ions Thav ara varrantad
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WEA1HEl.-For . week the sun has
shone - bright and clear Is in summer,
and the wind comes warm from tho south.
The streets in town are already dusty.
Mud has . poor show in Minnesots.
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A3cAiRD..

We desire 10 express our thanks to the
many friends who, 20 adroitly, "stole the
march on 10" yesterday. With the utmost
Innocence We accepted an invitation to take
tea with Extraordinarily failed to get this
and returned home only to find our house
filled with tho merriest throng we have
seen for many day. The laugh seemed
to be wholly At our expense, and tho fur
Their VIC got the deeper grew the mystery.
till in neat littlo speech, Gen. Mitchell
informed Us it was the fifth anniversary of
our marriage. Then the mists began to
move away, and first upon the right was ~
lot" Of wooden ware; then in another
room table loaded with delioacles, and
alas! We not able to eat. Mr.. Editor, No
needed your able and friendly assistance
just then. We only need say that W are
happy in the love Of such q people,
and our endeavor will be to show our ap-
probation by renewed diligence in seeking
their welfare. E. v. CAMPBELL,
MARY C. CAMPBELL.
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PlEsIDIxr.-At recent meeting Of the
stockholders Of the st. Cloud Branch. of
the Republic Insurance Company, Hon. G.
F. Davis WAS unanimously elected Prssi-
dent for tho ensuing year.
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NV Bus.-Asin host Hayward, Of the
Central, has just had handsome new bus
built, for carrying ps ssengers between the
city aud the depot. It was made by q. W
Weary, Of this place.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSF ERS,

Reported for THE JOURNAL by John za2p, Esq., Reg
lister Of Deeds.
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RIEEKER COUNTY.

Removal OF the Capital-Imprsvs-
MONt0, r
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1
Friday from Canada with his bride. Best
wishes
| P. Lamb, Of the firm Of Lamb & Myrick,
Sank Centre, was in town on Saturday.
Nathan Lamb returned on Saturday from
. visit to his friends in Vermont.
On Friday D. McCaulsy, Of Fort Aber.
crombie, returned from trip East, bring
ing with him a young bride. We must
congratulate our friend in his good for.
tune. He has given evidence that it is
''never too late to mend"
We were much pleased yesterday to re-
ceive call from L. E. Fisher and Capt. r.
E. Davies, Of the St. Paul Pioneer. We on
ly regret that their visits arc 50 few and SO
brief.
Hon. c. A. Gilman arrived home ycster-
day from trip to Washington.
Gen. Andrews, Of the Board, and Lean.
der Gorton, of the Prudential Committee,
started for Mankato on Tuesday to attend
the meeting Of the State Normal Board.
-
observation-disclosures & Hayward
are building flour and feed store on St.
German street, adjoining Bells Block. It
is 20x75 feet, and will be finished in short
time.
E. G. Smith is putting a new front and
making other improvements in lis dwelling
on Washington avenue.
F. Schultz is putting new front in the
warehouse lately occupied by Arnold u
Stanton, on Washington avenue, and get
ting the entire building in good shape.
DR.. c. Weber IS putting up an Office ad-
joining tho building At present occupied by
him on St. GERMAN street.
Michael Molitor is building = wagon
shop on Columbia Square, east Of the Court
House.
LOOK OUT FOR PIE CARS Mr.. J. Pick
it, Of the "Regulator'' who has bsen in New
York for the past month making spring
and summer purchases, will BE- homo next
week. He has bought and will ship stock
larger than ever before brought to this
city. The rush at the "Regulator'' de-
mauds this, and Piokit l. Abbott are al
ways up to the times. They have adopted
. strictly cash system, both in buying and
selling. and are therefore able to give their
customers goods At prices with which no
other house can compete. They are clos
ing Out their fall and winter goods At ex
ceeding low figures, in order to make room
for the new stock soon to arrive.
SOLDIERS FRozEx.-On the 7th of
March, H. G. vagler, Q. NJ. serst. Of the
31st q. 8. Infantry, left Fort Stevenson,
D. T., with three soldiers and Mr.. R,chley,
Of St. Paul, the Post Carpenter, to come to
Fort Totten. When they reached half
way station, their guide, who had become
snow blind, remained, as did Mr.. Richley.
The other four started for the Fort. In
couple of days Mr.. R. and the guide also
left for the Fort, which they reached in
safety, but found that nothing had been
heard Of the others. A party was sent
back in search, and discovered tho frozen
bodies of the three soldiers net far from
the station. The Q. NJ. Sergeant had not
been found. This information was brought
to this place yesterday byJ. B. Goodloe,
the sergt. Major Of the regiment. who had
left Fort Stevenson few days previous
with tho mail, and WAS at Devils Lake
when word was sent there of the unfor-
tunate fate Of this party.
NEW SroRE.-N1rs. N. W. Farwell is
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Fon sALr.-1 offer my horse. buggy and
harness for sale. The horse is s years old,
sound and in good condition.
A. MOFFATT,
At Bank of s.. Cloud.
March 22d, 1869.
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HualI UP.-Goods are going very cheap
at the "Regulator," - room must be made
for tho immense new stock which is ON the
way. Lose no time in going and making
purehasas.
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Important TO Farmers!
CALIFORNIA & OREGON
SEEDWHEAT AGENCY
We furnish Farmers with the
BEST SEED WHEAT IN THE WORLD.
Perfectly free from insectiform or other
impurities: grown from AUSTRALIAN and
Chill Seed, yielding, on good soil,
SIXTY BUSHELS TO THE ACRE,
%r~a4,' And Weighing
Is Pounds to the Measured Bushel.
The ears Of Wheat, when mature, are
ELEVEN Oh TWELVE INCHES LONG.
~, Put up and securely tied and seal
cd in linsa bags. and sent BY mail free to
/ oil parts Of the country, on receipt Of
price.
PRICES.
sAxPLzs.10c each BAos..60o and 81 each
| Or in larger quantities at reasonable rates
Address
|. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
SEED WHEAT AGENCY,
:rxy.. SAN FRANCISCO,
qllnsl-tf California.
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GooD.-The money received from fines
and licenses were sufficient to more than
pay the current expenses Of the city dur
ing the past year.
RIcov11Ino.-Dr. W. r. Hunter has
been dangerously i'll during the past week
with lung fever, but W ars pleased to
say that the prospects Of his recovery arc
1oW more favorable.
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-ssTke' moi svcees.jul ba.iness men i. this
its are those vho have advertiscd literally
and dotptsntly."-HoRAoE GRBELEY.
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80 ed
BoAlD or 5EDuoATIox.-O1 Monday
evening meeting Of tho Board Of Edaoa-
ton WAS held, ut which considerable BUSH
ness was transacted.
Bills to tho amount Of about SILT were
received and referred.
1t was unanimously resolved to have q
summer torn Of school, commencing ON
tho first Monday in May3
nc. Wait presented the deed for tho
three lots for the Union school building,
which was accepted, and the purchase
money, s., go in bonds, paid.
The balance Of tho bonds, $500, wore
directed to be placed in tho hands of T. c.
Mcclure, TO b negotiated At not less than
their Far value.
Msssrs. Campbell, Barnes and Edel-
brock were appointed committee to sx-
anime and employ teachers for the summer
term; and it vas directed that preference
DO given to Normal School graduates.
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j. &c. WEST,
And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
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