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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-09
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Governor Fairehild, Of Wisconsin,
has been ro-nominated for Governor.
"A person can 60 around the world
nov in 70 days.
A Washington dispatch says
George Wilkes is to be Chinese minis
ter. r. e..
Miss Bessie Cheever, Of New
York, is the reported fancee of Phil
Sheridan.
= An American steamboat has been
put upoa the Rhine, and astonishes tho
natives.
Tho Russian Princess Suwaroff
possesses the reputation of being the
greatest female gambler in Europe. 80
dexter has made his mile in .
wagon in 2:2li, the fastest time ever
made in a wagon. Bonner was tho
driver.
Mrs. Sarah Boyle and daughter
were found il q basement in Thirty
ninth street, New York City, starved
to death.
Mrs. Commodore Vanderbilt (nee
Crawford) is said to be the Commo-
dore's fourth cousin, and is described as
appearing about thirty, ! tall, dignif.
ed, stately brunette, With = dazzlingly
white complexion" OF
MIR. D. Colin, of Manchester had
two Of his horses poisoned 60 badly
that one Of them has since died. Some
person threw poison into the feed while
they were eating.
The Government is about to build
ten wooden vessels, which are to te SO
constructed aszto employ steam Of sails
equally we'll. One Of the main objects
doubtless is to ssve expense in the par
tioular of fuel.
-Broad.gauge railroads do not nav
They are not only more expensive to
run, but they have SO hopelessly fallen
into the minority that they have been
left completely behind in the struggle
for profitable connections.
In Vermont, quite large quanti-
ty Of wool has recently been sold for
forty cents per pound. This price was
for the best, as heavy wool goes hard at
any price: S''''
Pope county is filing up With emf
grants this fall. We learn that there
is plenty Of good claims left out. there
for settlers. . So says the Minneapolis
Hk;b,,,;.T III f;.,ts:.5:- uE'5, r
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- Sly.ss~i4.--.. -.
GREAT <ExC1TEMENT.

In examining large lot Of new goods
received last week BY that popular and en-
terprising merchant, Jos. Edelbrock, q
number of persons discovered that they
could save money by purchasing Of him.
He sells mems full suits for IS; handsome
suits made in the best manner, for $22.
An elegant assortment of dress goods, be-
sides white goods, domestics, SC. Atten-
ton is callaa TO his hats and caps, which
are goinsSof rapidly. Boots, shoes and
CATERS in fine assortment. For choice
family groceries,, Edelbrock's is head
quarters.
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DIR. Shelton McKenzie asserts that
before Byron's autobiography was des-
troyed, copy vas secretly made Of it,
and is still IN existence. If 50, the
present stir will bring il to the surface.
Byron gave the manuscript to Moore,
to be sold for the latter's pecuniary
benefit. Moore sold it to Murray, the
bookseller, for $4,000, and afferward
refunded the money at the urgent re-
quest of Byron's sister and other friends
OF the dead poet, and thus got: the man
usoript back, and destroyed it.
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POST.,OEEICEs

FaYfs - : re
s-~khR1vA1 AND DErARruar OF NAILS
St. Paul and way stations-departs 1T 7
.as ForSt. Paul, II P. II. Mails close
same hours. 800 t,'>-7s' =. >ss$' y .as"@f
Arrives At II and ! P. N. '~,l.., ST.
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Mon
daysexcepted, ate A.: n. ARRIVE same
days at6,P.x. Mail closes at 8 P.M.S
crewWing koute-Depsrts daily, Mondays
:. excepted, at 8 AN: Arrives, same days,
at 6 P. II. MsAacloses at 8 ?. n. .s.s*>..-~
Forest City and Wa: Arrives Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 4 r. n: De-
parts Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at IL. n. Nail closes 1t 6 4. n:
Fair Haven and Way rrives each Fri
day Of 1OA. II. Departs same day 1T
P. Il. Mail closes It lP:x..+ ZEE
Two Rivers and Wsy-Depsrts each Mon
day ST =. L., Arrives on Tuesday 1t 4
Pm! Mail closes ct g 4. n.
1t! Augusta--Arrives Wednesday, and Sat-
urday, at l P. NJ Departs same days at
'2P.x 'z"'' 4. ,s.>-"+' '''' 4> ga @-s'.'' ~,
Roekyil Il Saturday, same, hour a.
sauk Rapids-Twice' = day.
J. &: WEST, p. NJ.
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81 subscriber in the East sends as !
copy Of the e Argument Of John D. Town,
send, Esq. ]. in defenc. Of william h. Mum
Ilsr, the Spirit otographer, z With ! re-
quest that We publish. We would be
pleased, 70 do 50, but for the great length
:of the paper, and the fact that II vas do.
41liivsF,d ~ long age y May Sd. S
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Sir Alexander Cockburn, Lord
Chief Justice Of England, declares
every man should be free to denational-
ize himself when he pleases, and to be-
come citizen Of any country and that
there is No foundation for the idea that
British law may DO construed to make
the posterity Of British parents born in
foreign countries British subjects.
This is noteworthy adoption Of Amer.
lean opinion on question about which
there has been actual war and long dis
pute.
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- BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed frem new
typ on good pspcr, . full assortment Of
legal blanks, including: za7 s-,.'s ~
Desd'-warranty, Quit-cl.im,; Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
Dtstr'ct court-summons, Notices of
Trial and Notes Of Issue. Jn -;
Just;es's Cosrt-Sunmons and Subpa-
mas.
Orders from the country, for large or
small quantities, filed at st. Paul prices,
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NEW Standardization is directed to
the advertisement OF Mr.: j. G.. Huber,
who has opened at his old stand with IN
entirely new stock. Having had consider
able experience in buying and selling
goods, Mr.. II. il confident Of giving satis-
'faction. He proposes to keep nothing but
the best, and 70 sell very cheap. &ss
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The National Temperance Conven.
ton at Chicago is likely to be remem-
bered rather for its excellent Intentions
than its wise performances. The New
York Tribune doubts whether the for
nation Of a Temperance party in oppo-
fFition to the leading political parties
now in existence is either timely or
practicable, and We cannot but regret
that the wise counsels which were urg-
ed at tho Convention did not prevail.
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IS HOUSE roR sAIE.-A largG, double house
With the corner lot upon which II stands,
one square from the Normal School, will
ID sold .sery fAegpr pquire q this olads.
gsf ~. sss.ss i nan uho want, Is a. Il.
eTsatst III trade should advrt,s.
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~ TOWNSHIP; ORGANIZATION LAWS
This book contains a complete oollec-
ton Of all the Laws relating to the Du-
etiessot Town Officers, including also
certain statutes relating to County Off,
GERS. Among the chapters OF the Stat
utes embraced are tho following: Elec-
tons, Counties, etc.; Resiguations, etc.;
Township Organization; Taxes Roads,
etc.; Relief Of thez Poor; Intoxicating
Liquors; Partition, Fenees;s Estrays,
ETC.; Weights and Measures; Auction
GERS ; Edueatien Chattel Mortgages
The book 10 not only valuable for
public officers, but for every private
citizen, e containing N important ,por-
ton II the laxa, ii ! convenient and
imple form; ! The work is prepared
pursuant e Il, 4 act passed It .tas III
session of 20 Legislature, providing for
= j.A@f5. aTI .S&fSeh ~ = Z II
i. ai atdt i ~ among town and ooaaty
G. om s4Hsiigth5 lis2 n. .ot j,.;@'@ry : 80: y.
i; Th , portion i|' 0f the work concerning
taxes Mas prepared 1r under the direction
of M l. Melllr'th, State Auditor, and
that relating to education, under the
direction. Of Mr.. Dunnell, Superintend-
ent Of Pablo Instruction. A valuable
feature ofthe book is that Of adding,
among others, full notes Of the opinions
Of the Attorney General on questions
arising under the law. Price $3.50.
Address the Western News Company Of
Chicago ia - :, ~,~-.sss,S<r =:
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The Cox1xa MAN."-Not Gen. Grant
not Pendleton-not Anna Dickinson-not
aBismarck-but Pickit, Of the "Regulator,' -
who win be back next week, with . little
the biggest, best, choicest and altogether
the cheapest stock Of goods ever brought
to this lively young city. Some have al
ready arrived, and heaps more are on the
way. All 70 that want good goods. chesp
q than ever, now is your chance. The
Regulator" stands No. l, and means to
remain 50. When you come, bring all your
family can DO supplied.
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Occasionally when tho train ar
'rises q Middletown, a.nioe young man
jumps Of and kissss the best looking
girl = thsdspot aapposius her 10 DO
.his sister. lie apologies 70 nice. that
the girklare gstt,pg 20 they look for
him regularly, Some qs!e big brother. will
jam bis nose yet s. !. !, ~. sss5
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!, To fA1ssls.As The season for blowing
e sbout Il :haud sgsin. farmers should re-
member thst Ressnbsrger Bros. keep the
rsrse 8! 4 ! Bradley q the Garden CITY Chip
? Per constantly on hand. They have given
perfect Satisfaction everywhere they have.
been used ta Every pillow Is warranted 70 ,lo il,
good work. Farmers should b..r lh;.ss |l Il.
mind when purchasing. a ! q
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THE MARKETS..
aT. CLouny sant oS laAn

{. 81. CLouD. Sept. ~ 1850.
/ 0khkAt It'd soi tiaued wet wss,th,r. u,
receipts q wheat have been light. Il il I'll
o. the new crop. and Of good quality. The
n'llers ore buying only for homo con-
sumption, as prices arc not yet sufficiently
established for shipping. From 500 to eco
arc paid, with prospects for still lover fe-
| ures. Ne
Oatssoome in In moderate qusntities,
with q light demand, aud sell &, SIS cents.
Owing TO the large crop the tendency il
downward 49,. 8 0
Rye brin1as7O cents. '
Barley mons offered. 49,
Hays gooR and il eonsider,biel supply.
Price 30 "a g Pei: tor.
Thth 4. 4 vell sppp li.a; & garden.
produes. and lthdilf d sss5'
Pota,oes SO .bundal !. aad ss1 4 20 to.
Is cents per bushsl, 7'.''.
Beans, So per bushel. '@""
Onions bring Is cents to 81 per bushsl.
Tomatoes are scarce at $3.50 per bushol,
but week OF warm weather will material
" change botll the. supply i4d< a5oe NJ
Cabbages bring SIS per hundred.
beets arc abundant and in small demand
at 80 cents per bushel.
Sweet coy s il la 9 supply q cents per
Melons are neither abundant nor very
good as yet. They average 10 cents for
Hatermelons 3 cents for muskmelons.
cfanterries; sdfhoiently ripe for use, .re
in good supply. and sell at So psr bushel.
Blackberries retail at 10 cents per quart.
Plums, wild, 81 per bushel.
Choice fall apples sell it SIS per barrel,
with full supply. Siberian and Russian
crabs (mostly raised in this vicinity sell
at 81 per gsek,s with adovnxard tendency.
;;Peafss ppf boxes, $2at.s S,{sss3G
Peaches, about the same.
Grapes retail at rs cents per pound.
Sweet potatoes, 10 cents per pound.
Eggs are offered beyond the demand.
Buying at Is cents, selling at 20 cents.
Butter-supply fair Good quality COM
mands Is to so cents.
Cheese eouatry, buying at, III cents
retails at 20 cents.
Honey, god supPlys .. a5soepta. =
Business shows signs Of general i'm
f''|'s~en's : ~ II ~
~ = /. M1uziAPoI1s, Sept. 8.
Wheat-No. 2, 95a$1; oats 55ae5c; corn
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On motion it was resolved that any part
Of the delegation present should cast tho
entire vote. $500. .-,, ~ F..
The following delegates to attend the
State Convention were elected viva voee:
! h. L. Gordon, N. Lathrop, F. Kimball,
T. Parcher and z. Fl. Morse.
The delegates were given the power Of
substitution.
The Convention then proceeded to NOM
mate candidates for the County Offices.
On motion, the nomination of Register
Of Deeds was left in the hands of the
County Committee. -.
Rev. Noah Lathrop was unanimously
nominated for Treasurer.
The ballot on Sheriff stood:
T. c. Alden, 20,
E. c. earns, l6
F. Zieenbein, 8
T. c. Alden was declared the nsminee. :.
Capt L: ". Collins was unanimously
nominated for County Attorney. =
T. Parcher was nominated for Judge, Of
Probate. 81
Col. c. D. Kerr was was nominated for Court
Commissioner. 80. ..,..<.,.,s,
Franz Zigsnbein was nominated for
Coroner.
NJ. P. Noel was nominated for County
Surveyor. 49, u - .......: o. ~
For Commissioner Of the Second District,
comprising the towns of St. Jo., St. Wen
del, Avon, Albany, Brockwsy and LIE
Sank, E. J. Smart was placed in nomina-
ton.
l. For the Third District, comprising Mum
SOD, Eden Lake, Rockville, Wakefield and
Luxembourg, John N. Gilley was nomina-
ted. H., j.,
On motion the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing County Committee for the ensuing
year: " " ~ -. ...'. =
G Briigman, st: Cloud.
| Alex. Moore, Sank Centre. "
J. E. West, St. Cloud.
F. Kimbal], Maine Prairie.
8. B. Pinney, St. Cloud.
On motion the delegates to the Senate
rial Convention were instructed to vote for
| h. G. Wait first, last and oil the time.
Az stearns County comprises within
itself Representative District, on motion,
Rev. F. H. 'Tubbs Was nominated for Rep
resentative from this District. s,@se; nj =
The Convention then adjourned she z de- =
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The st. Louis Democrat tells Of bar.
1,eper N that city who slept for four dsys
without waking. What ! long time ..h !.
tween drinks T.. n .,.;;t s., 800 &.
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Total, a.ss..s...s 6,o5s
IN addition 70 the shove, $50 sores !; :
finally proved-up On, and 70 pfe.emptions'
were filed. .:s & ls SIS
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CANDIDATE FOR sHERIFF.
3I{,;7. = y
I hereby announce myself as candidate
for Sheriff Of stearns county,; At the ensu-
ing election.
-; P. L., GREGORY.
st. Cloud, Sept. 9th, 1869.
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a3@ 45.t"' T. c. MCCLURE
@j Chairman Dist. Com.
St. Cloud, Aug. 10, 1859.
PorAro Ror.-1n some sections the pote-
toes are rotting, on account of the wet,
cold weather.
DIVINE SERvlCxs.-Rev. D. c. Lyon, Of
Waseoa, will preach At the Presbyterian
church on next Sabbath morning and even
ing.
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~ - V~r1rD.-To borr.x tie sum 81 $500 fo 70
t o year, % good real, estate security.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
I will sell the best varieties of Stravber.
~ Plants, either in large Or small quanti-
ties, cheaper than they can be bought at
any other place in Minnesota. -%-,A I:
ALBERT SMITH.
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Couxrr Coxx1ssIoxsas.-Tht Board
met On Tuesday. 8
Prssent-T. Parcher. n. Fisdler, 3.
Pir1 and II. Terhaar. ..s,.ss
In tho absence Of the Chairman, Jos.
Edelbrook, Truman Paroher VAS chosen
chairman. N
The following petitions for new school
districts were received: s \:
N. Evsus, of Munson, granted.
Edwin Maher, Of North Fork, granted.
Hugh Moore, Of Sank Centre, and Wm.
Woke. Of Munson; The Auditor was d.
reoted to see that notice was given as re-
qllred by the new Law. .--~.:,s.
The road petition OF Miohael Barrett, Of
Avon, was granted. .-- ~ !
The personal property list vas read and
aispossd q, such taxes n could mot be col
u AZ y Nc y = s
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LAND OE11c1.-Th business Tor the,
month Of August. 1869, Vas unusually.
light: 81
B Acres .ola ser e..h, IS sss'
Win W'sb. h. W.,itsi no
: - homsatssds, &. 4,84oI
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7 FoR RENT.-A good store-room in tho
best business part Of tie eity. Size 81
room 22z5o, furnished with, counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of s;Yxs.
~ JOS. BROKER.
I'll st. Cloud, Julyc99; 1862:
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" EVERYTHING You WANT FOE HOUSE,
KrEP1Sa.-A1so a stock Of boots a.nd
shoes. All goods sold by me are
strictly for cash.: Such thing as credit
shall not be known by me- Consequently
prices will be low at N1XON'S,
,,,.,.,,e.ty: "World's Fair"
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~ ~ Look out kri your clSths1 li nl.;s,'l On.
family In upper towe "a. relieved Of it,
linen on. Tuesday night.
=; =, The brioks5edis haVe reached tho top
Z. ef The second .Stsry Of the new Union
school building II is handsome piece Of
architecture.
81. ,i3Iufs<.1-s - uso,f sTec
Solomon Pendergast, Of Sank Ceatre,
has been drawn ID one Of the pale 5urors
of tho q. 8. District Court,
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CLEARING Up.-The clouds are passing
away, the skies are clearing UP, warm, dry
days have come, farmers are, happy, and
piekit & Abeost's new goods are arriving.
Scores Of boxes, bales, barrels and bundles
are being tnioaded at their doer and I'M
packed.
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OF THE
Republic Insurance Co.

VA&S AAa0A VI Z AVGsD V0XVA0Vl x4As
Cash Assets, March ], 1863, Hiss, 47l.eS
This Company insures Farm Property
against all damage from Fire or Lightning,
including Live Stock in the field or ct
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.
Officers.
J. ': FARWELL, Pres, J. R. PAYSON. secy.
Nv. PHILLIP, V.P., &c. COOLBAUGH, Treas.
IL s.. Cloud Brasch Officers
G. +. DAVIS, President, J. E. WEST, Manager.
J. E.WEsT, JIM. McKELvY.
4. List Of !Sockholder. at 81. Cloud, Rsnn
Q. +. Davis, Manufacturer of Flour.
James II. NcKclvy, Judge It'll Judicial District.
Thos. 6. Mcclure, Banker.
g. f.k WIN. Powell, Hardware Merchants
II. Q. Wait, -. I Reg. q. 8. Land Once,
L. 0oItOn, .--.+- H. u. 8. Assessor
J. n. Rosenberger, Hardware Merchant
Pickit = Abbott, @g Dry Goods / Clothing
Lewis CLARK, Flour, Feed / 0rain.
VIM. B. Mitchell, Editor S. Cloud Jossnar
1T upham, Dentist
z. 1aicots, WA!ch Maker.
B. Rice, 3z..s5zs & II MailContracfor.
G. r. Beal, = Manufactured of PIonr.
AID. Deal, ~" 80, 8. Mia
J. e. West, Gf s'es>:sEss r. Insurance 1rsnt
e. L.. Aleu- 1s.as 8 ms. Clerk.
Call on S.s
j. e. WE1ST.
+. And get Policy in the REPUBLIC.
. .s. v11n8e-1y
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Zoo Al NHwS
". .eesld : e,rteV~'ly -tdses

ass~ aad Others VisAiss any kind Of
Job Printing, to ea!l asd sxansine esr
stasisesscek Of Nsw Material, jest reessrsd
roMsAs east, before sendins to st. Pasl o.
6oisg sl,saAsrs. Orr JOB 00ees Is now one
eftAs bs,tin tho State, and va do work which
~ will guarantee to 6esasi.f factory, atSalnt
Paul prices. a
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The report was unanimously adopted. 3,
On motion the Convention proceeded to
ballot for eleven delegates to attend tho
Senatorial Convention. j II. u aordojnn and
". B. Mitchell were appointed tellers.
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Tho most astonishing cure of chronic
diarrhaa We ever heard Of was that Of
VIM: Clark, Frankford Mills, Waldo Co.,
Maine; the facts are attested by Ezra
Treat, Upton Treat and NJ. A. Merrill
either Of when might be addressed for
partiulsrs. Mr.. Clark Vas cured By John
sons AnodynSiLinimen
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WooD.-The contract for supplying the
Normal School with fifty cords of dry ma
ple wood, was let to F. Remeley and H
". Weary, At $40 per cord.
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aHPuBLIoAN uOUnrtY CnrvnETI1,r.

RnPQlsl4I0AN COUNTY COHvEkT1QH,
Tho Republicans 81 stsarns County a.
sembled IN Convention at the central
sohoolhouse IN this city d one O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon, the 9th inst, and were
called to order BY I. G. Mcclure, Chair
man Of tho County Committee. ,@.
On motion s. 3. Pinney Was chosen tenn
porary Chairman, and VIM. Malliken Sec-
Rotary. ~ls.. ASA 7sssSs s3zsi
The following were appointed . Commit
tee on Credentials: IF S{5t =
A. Moore, J. II. Owen and G. A. Gil
man. .s.%ss - .>,J.s.g
On motion, J. E. West, J. 8. Elliott and
James Carlisle we're appointed . Committee
on Permanent Organization.
: After a considerable absence, Alex.
Moore, Chairman Of the Committee On
Credentials, made thestollowing report:
Avon-J. e. West, , !!
Alssny-A. Montgomery. q ~ -
Brockpsy-E.sJ J.. Smart. =, ga--, =. ..eA'
Z Cto,o Laks-C. johnson. .>.
Eden Lake-D. J.. Hanscom.
Ge.ty-Wm. Wallace. sr
. Il Groue-Sylvanus Stone s>E&,~ 80
Far Havsn-S. .Leayitt and Cd. Webb.
Luzen6ury-S. B. Pinney.
Lyndtn-Geo. E. Warner.
lie Sauk-James Holes. 1885,. -, :.
Lake. Henry-James F. Boil. ..s@ -
Naine Praaie-A. G. French and F.. n.
Kimball. 90 .'." -
Nssnson-J. r. Creighton. ~ ...sts
=. Nekrose-W. B. Mitchell. n
r North Fork-L. w. Collins. =,
Oak-D. 8. Mcdonald.
: PGynesviue-C.: L. Elliott, Noah Lathrop
and E. Boylan-(2 votes.) t't@.,
Roymond-Henry c. Lyman, -~,,-.~.f
Rcekruie-H. Br,nkman.4o5. it, 81
, st. Angusta-H. L. Gordon " "':
st. Joseph-N. P. Clarke. 49,.
ST. Wendel-Jas. L. Gray.
st. Nartin-Eben Pillsbury. -.
Sauk Csntre-A. Moore, F. H. Tubba,s 8.
A. Irish and Winter Jacques. ~,>s - J. ; ..''
,-'f!St: ~Cyoud-A. W. Aldrich. .''-~ -. 80.
st. Cloud Cty-Wm. Powell, w. r. B.
Mc1ntire, J. B. Abbott, j. H. Owen and
James Carlisle. .i j.: tcZ;% !. =
Wakefield N. Gilley.
Zion-C. A. Gilman.
On motion the report; Was accepted and
adopted.
J. E. West, Chairman Of the Committee
on Permanent Organization reported Us
follows:
Chcirman-Rev. Noah Lathrop, of
Paynesville. 81.
Standardization. Mulliken and J. B. Alb
bolt. ,:'yt - ..-rji!...ss-.
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The notte at IN Minnesota weekly
paper: &. assai eouDtrys she III.
.vays be right-bqs right q wrong, my
country Terms two dollars per. d q.
MN. z g . s. n, !, q
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Coon 1Asp:vSs. The advertisement Of
and for sale in stearns and Pope counties,
The lands y are good, and the prices very
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Rz1u1ilcAS CAuouS. - esueus Of The
Republicans Of ths city wss held st the
sehoolhouss near the Congregational
church on Saturday evening. The ssrug-
gle was in view Of the ssnatorisl contest.
tho friends Of Mr.. Burbank and Mr.. Wait
beng each specially .dssirous Of carrying
! the city delegation, Is representative Of
the home Of tho candidates. After some
delay and considerable excitement, IN or
gsnizstion wss effected with the following
compromise !: H q, 4. SIS
Chairman Col. ". 7. B. .Mo1ntirs.
.'eeretaries-Rsv. J. r. Creighton and
Nm. Mulliken. Il assa ...a s,:sssss
Jsass' u Ezsetsen C. r. Davis, J. n.
Owen and'H. 4. Gordon.
The whole number Of votes pollsd was
100, which stood Is follows: .
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FOUNTAIN HoUsE.-Atthe pleasant lit
tie village Of 0lenwood, located on the
banks Of White Bear Lake. is the Foun-
tain House, kept BY Peabody & Robinson.
1t contsins I'll the features Of frst-class
hotel, afording invalids and tourists oil
the comforts to be desired. See card else
where. ga. a. .,. - -. -
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M1IvsAo1f1. Sept. 9: =
Grain-Wheat firm, 81 294 for No 1
81 rs for No 2; oats fair demand 43c for No
2; corn firm at Sc for No 2; rye lower, go
for No l; barley nominal. ~
changed. - -
Receiots-1,0 900 brls -four: $1,000 bus
wheat; 1000 bus oat6.:s
r,a., ~ 1EsAoo, Sept. 8:
fair to good extfas, 576aB so: Minnesota
Sc 25a7 so.
Graln-Wheat irregular and dull; No. 2,
Isl .263 cash seller Sept. Corn, in fair de-
mand No. SIC cash; 863 seller Septem-
Der: Oats, steady; 4s4a44 cash.
Receipts-68, 900 bushels OF wheat.