The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-29

very thick during the past week.
In MAnxEr.-Lsttuce and radishes made
their appearance in market last week.
SrA1rED.-Mr. Bridgnan has started
his upper saw mill, and is rapidly convert
ing logs into lumber.
H1GH.-The Mississippi 10 1t higher
sage than At the same time for several
years past. This good for the log drivers.
A Caosslxo.-A subscription has been
raised BY these interested fer plaskins .
street crossing from the new Post Office
building to the opposite corner.
Goxl 70 exAsH.-Hixh prices, since
Piekit 4 Abbott's new goods have come.
Coxuo.1The Clerk Of the District
Court Is busily engaged in issuing natural
ization papers to foreigners who have come
to make Northern Minnesota their home.
Go1xo BAok-Ws regret u learn that
Rev. G. I. Wood, pastor Of the Congrega-
tiooal church, returns soon to Conn sctiout,
whsre.hs viii take charge Of . congregation
he formerly had.
SPECIAL T8lM.-There will be . special
term Of the District Court-Judgs Nickel
W presiding-commencing tomorrow. Is
sues Of law alone viii be tried. There are
number Of cases on the calendar.
CLOSING OuT.-See Joseph Brokers'
closing out advertisement. He intends to
sell At cost, or win dispose Of his whole
stock in the bulk.
TITLE Booxs.-Mr. John Z.pp, Register
Of Deeds, has purchased = full set Of Alb.
straet Of Titls Books, to include al Of
Stearns county, town lots and farming
land. There are seven volumes Of $50
pages each. 1t il good idea and sntsr-
prising.
An YOUR C1lLA1s.-Rsmember that d.
vis Brothers have wire cloth, which 10 just
the thing to put in cellar windows for ven
tilstion. It is cheap and durable.
NAILS Tho new time table Of the st.
Paul and Pacific Railroad will be found in
another column. Two mails per day are
now received, one at noon and one in the
evening. The latter will contain the east
ern mail, except on Monday evenings.
COMING FoRwAaD.-The warm days and
light showers during the week have
brought vegetation forward with rapidity
seldom witnessed outside Of Minnesota.
The weather has been very favorable for
farmers.
Wars THE MA1rER What has be-
come Of the line Of steamboats, which was
70 run between st. Cloud and Minneapolis
Nothing has been heard Of them OF late.
A company was organized last winter, with
the Directors ct the Pals. Can the Min
neapohs Tribune throw any light on the
subject!
S1orPsD.-Some Of tho lumber dealers
Of Minneapolis telesraphed to this place
ysstsrdsy 70 have their drives stopped.
The dams at tho Pals are in IN unsafe
condition.
TH1 Couxc1L.-Ths City Council had q
meeting on Monday evening. Nothing q
importance WAS transacted beyond the
adoption Of resolution concerning the
hotel bonus, published elsewhere.
There will b . meeting on Tuesday
evening to eanvass The votes 10 b cast al
Mondays election.
1nraovsHsn1s.-H. v. Weary 10 put
ting up dwelling house back Of TIL
Jou11AL ofkne.
DR.. Uphsm 10 building ~ extensive ID
dition to bis house.
Fred. 6ehuhs has almost completed
large saloon On Washinston avenue. Il il
supplied with Ill The latest Improvement
and eenvenisnees, both int, nslly snd *
ternslly.
CoN7aAc1s.- among tho contract
awarded By the Cemmisssry Of subsistsne,
1t st. Paul on Thursdsy were the follow
ing:
Thompson 4 Hayward, St. Cloud-5, 96(
1bs. fresh ground -four, 81, 1924.
N. Myriek, Sank Centre-16O bushsl
peach blow potatoes, 60 cents Per bushel
BRlxo TAKsx.-Crowds Of immisrs.t
are coming to take homes in this new coun
try, and crowds Of people are rushing I
the Regulator to get share Of the stoc
Of elegant now goods. Bargains. bargain
IL the cry!
ASo1nsR 1T is proposed to build IL
other FOOT bridge across the ravine, At II
foot Of Weiles a,.nus. This il . zoo
ides. But Why dses not the Council h.,
. wagon bridge constzueted, That II O,
II the finest streets in H. city, being Il
oaa nesrest the river, and through arove
aad would make . beautiful drive. II
rsquirsmsuts Of the Normal School .l.,
would 70 far toward justify ing the expsns
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