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

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 GEN.
prehensive, including all the buildings in
the place. If ssventy-fve subscribers can
be obtained the view will be Autographed.
Il would make handsome picture framed.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for The JOURNAL By John Zapp, Esq.,, Rec-
lister Of Deeds.

For the Week Ending Oct. 27th.
Warrantee Deed from Alexander Moore
and wife to T. G. Mcclure for Sank Centre
mill property and lot blk II in town
Sank Centre. $4,000
Quit-claim Deed from Hezekiah Dolby 10
E. L. Wright for lot II blk 10 in town of
Sank Centre. $4,000
Warrantee Deed from S. L. Pickett and
wife to E. Smith for sci Sec. T. 125 R.
IS ". 5000
Warrantee Deed from W. Waldorf and
wife to N. Prommenschenhel for sci swa
Sec. % and mel nw4 Sec. SO I. 1875 R. %
west. $500
Warrantee Deed from R. NJ. Richardson
and wife to G. D. Kerr for WI set Sec. Is
and WI ne} Sec. "a T. 124 r. 20 ". $1,000
Warrantee Deed from L. Enderle ana wife
to Catharine Fuchs for WI sci and sci sch
and ne4 sw@ Sec. 8 T. 124 r. go W. $500
Warrantee Deed from G. D. Kerr to Cath
arine Keough for WI sci Sec Is and VIZ
mel Sec. "a 7. 124 r. 29w $1,000
WARRANTED Deed from Mary Tobey to B.
Rosenberger for lots Is, 10 anu 81 blk
in Columbia Square city of St Cloud. $500
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$4,000 REWARD.

Joseph Edclb1ock has now received his
fall and winter stock Of goods, on. examin-
alton Of which he would ask of the people
Of Northern Minnesota. He would call
special attention to his Chicago handmade
boots and shoes which he will warrant in
every respect. He has full line, and
challenges competition as to prices. He
is making this branch of his trade speci-
atty. Mr.. Edelbrock has a heavy stock
Of clothing, mems and boys; an kinds Of
hats and caps; dry goods, dress goods and
trimmings; the far-famed plymouth"
buckskin gloves, Alexandra kids. etc.
Call and see, and you will surely purchase.
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Life Of Abraham Lincoln,

BY Hon.. Joseph H. Barrett, late Commits
sioner of Pensions. It is handsome vol
ume of 700 pages, with numerous fine il
Illustrations, and steel-engraved portrait
of the late President. This is book no
one should be without. We will furnish it,
on the above conditions. either in English
or German, as may be desired. A speci-
men copy can be seen at this office. Retail
price So. 5<",5.:...g
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8 New Subscribers.

!. Lite Of Abraham Lincoln, (soo notice
Mrs. Hale'snew Cook Book.
The Ladies' Guide TO Woodwork and
Embroidery. - "
Western Monthly "a choice monthly Of
-, so pages Price So a year.)
= Norwood, by Henry Ward Beecher.
Kathrina, by Timothy Titcomb.
Credo.
M'lton's Poems-illustratcd.
Moore's Poems-illustrated. ~.
Ruby Gray's Strategy, by Mrs Stephens.
st. Cloud JOURNAL, one year.
Lady's Friend, one year.
Once a Month. one year.
Peterson's Magazine, one year.
Saturday Evening Post, one year.
Arthur's Magazine, ono year.
The Toledo Blade, (Nasby's paper,) one
rear. ~
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1t is our desire to have
THE JOURNAL reach every
household in Northern Min
nesota. It is devoted to the
interests Of this part of the
State, and we intend to make
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who live here, and to those
abroad as we'll. s<x OIL:
We would now announce
that about the LIST Of Deem
ber-which will be as soon
as the smoke Of the present
political campaign shall have
cleared away-we will COM
the publication Of an
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To any person sending
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We will give any one of the
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following premiums:
Adam Bcde, by George Eliot,
The Mill on the Floss, by George Eliot.
Felix Holt, by George Eliot.
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White Lies. >|" e."
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Love. me Little, Love me Long, by Reade,
The Cloister and the Hearth,
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Neighbor's Wives, byJ T. Trowbridge,
Noble Deeds Of American Women, by J.
Clement.
The Parents Assistant, BY Maria Edge
worth-illustrated. 7Ssss
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In Trust, u ga sss !"
Lives Of the three Mrs. Judsons, by
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Life Of Christ and His Apostles, by Rev.
J. Fleetwood, s2S.?
Life of Schuyler Collar, by Rev. Moore.
Swingin'' Round che Cirkle, by "Nashy,"
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Douglas Jerrold---iliustratcd,
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II Paradise Lost, by Milton. ii Fl
American Aericulturalist, for one year
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Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota.
SPLENDID PREMIUMS.

To EVERY subscriber old or
meeu eve will giue a copy Of the
WESTERN HOME (see notice
e1sewhere) for one. gear. This
IN no evise imterteres with tile
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getters-eP Of c1obs, but IS as
additional Spda>ce'ne,at to sub
sca1bers.
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SAD FATaLITY-An infant in q house ii

SAD FArAL17Y-An infant in house in
upper town came to its death, yesterday
morning in the following singular manner.
A large potatoc masher had been laid on
tho edge of high shelf. A mouse, in
working around during the night, threw
this dswn, and being itself thrown off at
the same time reached the floor first, the
masher MASKING its head. Its inanimate
form was found the next morning lying
Just where it had met its untimely fate
Mourning goods, Is well as the latest styles
Of dress goods Of all kinds, and clothing
for the season, can be found at Pickit &
Abbott's cheaper than ever
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6 New, Subscribers,

The Life and Epistles of. St. Paul, by
Cony beare and Hewson-complete and I'M
abridged edition, with maps and illustra-
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The Old World in its New Face, by Rev.
: - Fl. w. Bellows. 2 vols.
Abbott's Life Of Christ.
Putnam's Worlds Progress.
Bacon's Essays.
Scotts Works-illustrated.
Burns Works-illustrated.
The Galaxy, price 81 year.)
Atlantic Monthly, price $4a year,
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Intensely Interesting Story,

the title of which will be an
nounced hereafter. It will
occupy a considerable portion
Of the paper for four or five
months, and will be one of
the most thoroughly enjoyable
stories ever yet published.
In addition, The JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
Of State and General News,
Agricultural information, Lo-
cal Items, Market Reports
from home and from abroad,
Correspondence, etc., etc.
Among the regular = CORES
pondents, already we'll known
to it's readers, will be Mrs.
J. 6. swisshelm, in Pennsyl-
vania; "Ion," in Kentucky;
and I'D. E. r." in St. Louis.
In addition, the present sys.
tenn of local correspondence
from the different towns in
Northern Minnesota will be
continued during the coming
year. No labor or expense
will be spared to maintain
for The JOURNAL the reputa-
ton it already enjoys of being
the
Best Family Newspaper in
Minnesota.
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MoRss's INDIAN Roof PILLs,--Wc have lately been
shown the formula from which these Pills ore prepar
ed and from this and our experience in tho use of
reliable medicine Being entirely FREQ from all pois-
onops ingredients they DO safely used while per.
forming the active duties of life. We would advise all
benefit derived from them. Use Morse's Indian Root
Pills In oil cases of Blliousness. Headache, Female
Irregularities, Liver Complaints, 10. Sold by all
Dealerl. Ii sc AZ ~ &8sszzI ,4,sefo5 Ea8 nS-
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16 New. Subscribers,

Macauley's History of England-5 vols.
Prescott's Philip K.-3 vols.
" Ferdinand and Isabella-3 vols.
i" Conquest Of Mexico-3 vols.
i" Charles VS. vols.
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.sTRAWBEI,ltY PLANTS.

l will sell the best varieties Of Strawber-
ry Plants, either iu large or small quanti.
ties, cheaper than they can DO bought at
any other place in Minnesota. XIX.
- ~: .'.Tz*& ALBERT SMITH. ~
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SCHOOL MATTERS,

We are indebted to Mr.. 3. Vossberg,
County Auditor, for the following report of
the School Districts in Stearns County, (all
having reportcd,) giving the number of
scholars, with the school fund, including
the two mill tax and the State appo1tion-
ment:
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OAaclal Paper OF tho City.

- The ClrculatlOn OF The Jour""A
IL DOUBLE that OF any other paper
uublished I'm Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertisers remember this.
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1D" The JOURNAL is the only paper in
Minnesota which offers list of book pre-
miums. All speak of the very liberal
terms on which the premiums are given.
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ALExANDR1A.-J.H II. Hosford had his hand
30 badly manpled in q threshine machine

ALExAHDR1A.-J. II. Hosford had his hand
80 badly msngled in threshing machine
that amputation Of some Of the fingers was
required.-Jacob Austin, indicted for
selling liquor to Indians, has been bound
over in tho sum Of $500.--Very little
grown wheat has been brought to the mil
this year. --Fall immigration into Doug
las and adjoining counties continues brisk.
|-Whest, No. l., sells for 70a80c; oats,
3oa35c; new corn, $50; potatoes, 25a40c;
hay, $9a$10 per ton.-Post.
Ar RosENBERaERs.-The largest stock
Of blank books ever brought to st. Cloud,
hiss just been received. Also, q full as
sortment Of stationery Of all kinds, which
will be sold very low. r
In the hardware department can be
found splendid variety Of skates, with
skate eharpeners, straps, &c.-just in sea-
| son. 1877 3 '.t- N.' -
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CHICAGO, Oct 81
No. 2 Wheat actice, but lawcr; 92aa93c
seller the month. Corn weak at G4&a65c
cash Oats, nominal at 394a39!c.
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Tus FRKxoxr MILLs.-The card Of
Messrs. Forrest 4 Ladd will be found in
TINS ~ issue: They have the reputation Of
making Hour equal to the best in the State,
,snd that is high praise. They also pay
the ruling prices for grain. ;, /
CHlosos:-''Magdeline," from Correeios
famous picture; 1.-The Birds Nest;"
'.Yerns and Mosses;" ''The Twins 5"
'.Apple Blossoms )" and others Of Prane's
elegant chromos have just been received ut
Mrs. FarWell's book store.
lloyd il selling first. class apples Of
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4 New Subscribers.

Henry Ward Beecher's Sermons.
Old Town Folks, by Harriet Bcccher
Stowe.
Robinson Crusoe- illustrated,
The Arabian Nights INTERCHANGEABLE
Illustrated.
Watts' Divine and Moral Songs.
The American Revolution.
History Of the United States.
Wonders Of the World,
s(The last three ire handsome pictorial
'ditions.) -
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Soo1AB1E The Presbyterian sociablc
viii meet tomorrow evening at Mrs. Far.
wells. AL are cordially invited.
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A STOCK OF NEW

To Town OFF1cEns.-Wc are able to
furnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out a new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.)
Town orders, with stubs. bound or I'M
bound. gE -: @Nf
Orders filed by return mail.
rs A few hours leisure time, employ
ed in raising a club Of new subscribers for
THE JOURNAL, will secure you one Or more
hoice books or magazines. See lists.
Coon LAsp.-sce the advertisement of
and: for sale in Stearns and Pope counties,
The lands are good, and the prices. very
low, ,..-,,. -. .t,.~~.l.e, e-> conferences.
HousE FOR sAIE.-A large double house
with tho corner lot upon which it stands,
one square from the Normal schoel, will
be sold rery cheap. Inquire at this Office
DFA1I TO Express MI OPlSIoN.--Mrs.. DR.. H.. X
Whitford, OF Elgin Ill., In recent letter, says. 81
haee seen many recommendations of your Maehine-
but those highest in its praise fail express MY opin
ion of its superiority over all others for family use
Mine has been in use over three years. has been
by my neghbors successfully, after "a few manent
showing; aud has rot been out of order since
have had it. The stitch sentirely satsiactory-neve
ripping, but remaining firm. till the garment Is worl
| out. Iwoald recommend the Wilcox Il Gibbs in til
highest terms, for cxtremo simplicity, quctness, an,
ease of epcration,and for the beauty, elasticity
strength apd durability Of ito word" pls-Su
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-Chas. B. Howell, Esq, of Greenlcaf,
has been nominated by the Republicans
for County Attorney Of Meekers county
As the News justly says, Gle is an able
lawyer. and fully competent to attend to
the duties Of the Office"
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FoR RENT.-A good store-room in the
best business part of the city. Size of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of
.''>'.: JOS. BROKER.
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"OuR AMERICAN FRUITS This splen-
did colored fruit case is now nearly ready
for delivery. 1t contains eighteen speci-
mems Of the choicest American fruits, COL
ored, from life. It is the work of accom-
plished artists, is handsomely finished in
ten colors, and we deem it unsurpassed by
any fruit-plate ever published in this
country. When framed and hung upon
the wall 1t will prove a. source Of constant
pleasure to all who behold it. It will be
sent by mail to any address on receipt Of
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SAuK ClxTRE.-An entertainment for
the benefit Of the Episcopal church realized
Size. L. Wright has disposed Of half
Of his livery stable to E. A. Parker, Of
Mantorville.--Rev. Copp (lately Of Sank
Rapids) arrived and preached his first SER
mon on Sunday.--Boobar & vicory
bought young OK weighing 1875 pounds.
Herald. r.
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&- See the choice additions to our
premium, list this week.
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TRAEsrERRED.-Lorenz Enderle, Of this
place, was convicted at recent session of
the q. S. District Court, of q violation Of
the revenue laws, in selling beer withou
the necessary stamps affixed. He was
fined 5000 and sentenced to three months
imprisonment in the Ramsey County Jail.
Through the efforts Of Capt. L. W. Collins,
of this city, the sentence was changed in
SO far as related to the place Of Enderle's
confinement, the stearns county Jail being
substituted for Ramsey county jail. Capt.
Collins returned on Friday last, having
Mr.. Enderle in charge, who is now serving
out his term in the county Jail.
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CITY CopSclL.-Ths regular meeting
was to have been on Monday evening, but
u quorum Of the Aldermen was not present.
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QUARTERLY MEErING.-The regular
Quarterly Meeting Of the NJ. E. church
was held on Sabbath last, Rev. Lathrop, P.
E., preaching.
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Dan. Norton, Judge Flandran, Judge
Smith and Mr.. Penney are to address the
Democracy at Schwartz s Thcis' hall, to-
morrow evening. .><s.g,t = sg.~s>
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~ All kinds Of Job Printing. In Eng
lish, German or Norwegian, executed at
this Office. Send in your orders.
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Packard's Monthly, for one year, .@
| The Little Corporal, for one year. r.
| Ihe Deekeepor's journal and National
Agrionlturist, for ono year-with copy
Of "Hints to Bee keepers" (32 pages,
and the Dee-koeper's Text Book" 040
pages. .'=4> "
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The reason why Boyd sells so many
apples is because he sells them cheap-on-
y $3.50 per barrel.
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PLEAsANr.-The wintry spell which held
sway until Tuesday, has since mellowed
down into delightful Indian summer wealth
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FROM THE SEED.-We were shown last
week fine apple, Of the Duchess Of Olden.
berg variety, raised from the ssed, by Capt
Lueg, Of this city.
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20 New Subscribers.

A No. 4 Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
with ornamented iron stand, walnut half
case, hemmer, Teller, self-sewer, guide, SC.
Chicago price, $50.
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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.
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AS an inducement for clubs,
we offer the following valua-
bic premiums for New Sub
scribers:
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SKArlSG.-For some days past the boys
have been skating on Lake George. They
never seem to take any thought as to the
danger they run.
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NOTICE Tho next meeting of the Lii
brary Association win be held at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Charles Taylor, in lower
town, on Thursday evening, November
18Th
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MIR. E. Capple's team took it into their
heads to run away again on Monday, doing
no special damage beyond tearing out o
post or two. ."-.f.
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THANKS 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.
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II New Subscriber,
We will = give "

Woods Household Magazine, "a monthly
Of so pages) one year.
American Wit and Humor-profusely il
lustrated.
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CHEAP FRu1r.-With tho 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.
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Have you smoked any Of Boyd's sto
gas? He warrants them pure and sells
NO for FIVE cents.
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lloyd is selling drst.class apples OF
$3.50 per barrel. .5..-
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MEAT MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY DY COATS FREEMAN.

-Fcvcrs seldom make an attack without
warning; and may often be thrown off by
soaking the feet in warm water, wrapping
up warm in bed, aud taking two or three
of sParson's Purgative Pills"
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St. Cloud, July 49,, 1869.

Boyd is selling crackers, Of all varie-
ties, either by the barrel or pound, cheaper
than the cheapest.
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". 3. MITCHELL,
St. Cloud, Mimi.

The following are supple
mentary to the above, and
may be included with any Of
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For 81 VIC will send copy Of TnE
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PRESIDENT GRANT,
AND
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These engravings are considered the
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size Of each of the engravings. ready for
framing, is 1924 inches. The regular
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The price Of tho Independent is $3.50 q
year. We thus give the full value Of
$8.50:for 81. ,.~. - ~
To all new subscribers, and all old sub
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IL New Subscribers,
1rving's Washington.
Prescott's Conquest Of Peru vols.
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DRuSK.-Philip Gerhard was brought
before Justice Barnes on Friday, . nd de-
spite his emphatic :protestations that no was
not drunk, was fined SIS and costs.
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Apples are not the only articles sold
cheap at Boyd's, but everything else in
nr0nnriinn Z. 4 '.~ -
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Hats and caps, boots and shoes, 70,
fall and winter, at Pickit & Abbott's.
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