The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

M 70 III 8 i 4, IL
ses notice Of stolen horse.
This has been : s.thundeehg' vst dsy
This section Was visited b lisA yafs
j rains Oh Monday night and TasG
Wild, as we'll as cultivated strawbsr
ries are ripe. ..< sS
The County Commissioners meet 0,
Thursday next. 80. y5ssS 5si5 ssa-
) Tho sale Of lands for delinquent taxs
commences on Monday next. @.S'4 Z.
u. B. Mills expects to 90 to P.ubins
where the new fort has been established.
-A'l'the spring styles Of dress goods, !.
Piokit 4 Abbett's.s .1 ,...l.y rs.. -,
The publication Of the stsarus couht,
delinquent tax lit was worth this ysa,
$557.65.
The City Council has now set int,
good working order, and dispatches busi'
ness with eonnsndable rspidity.
The highest price paid In cash for III
kinds Of farmers produce, At huber &
Hovden's.;
Tho regular Monthly Concert Of tn,
NJ. E. Sabbath School viii be held on
Sabbath evening, at u O'Clock. -. ::
An asserted lot Of Ohio stonewsrs Just
received at Paul hockenAaapt's, end Vim
be sold cheap. 49,, -
III You Do not want your house Or
barn burned, with an their oonients, aad
perhaps yourself included, call on John r.
Clark and have lightning rods put up. i
Tho down river lunberusa q, calling
of their "drivers'' and leaving tAsir Logo
at and above winnebago, o. their booms
arc now full.
The Library Association will meet on
Thursday evening next At the residence Of
Lieut.. J. H. Raymond. Al this win 30 ~
regular Annual meeting. = full attendance
is desired. - $3.50 =:
Among our Land Office notices ID ono
In which IN American citizen With Afri-
can proclvities contests the right of an
American citizen with Caucasian prooliyi.
ties. :.s.2
"A large stock Of stoneware, butter.
crooks and milk jars, for sale cheap ct
Boyd's. .
From Mr.. John :sehaisr, of Ii saui,
We learn that tho vote on tho bond bin in
that town stood: For, /; sgainst, %.
At New Munich the vote was unsnipous-
40 against. Z ~, :. s'.s.s,.e ,ss=ss.a
John L. Wilson IA. .. ld;,s from
stsarns'') is having = granite foundation
and cellar PIT under hia stssshsildins op-
posite the Central. This, vs. among tho
first suildisss ereoted ia 81. Cloud. x,y
Goats L Freeman have jass tu.aled out
with . stylish new meat wagon. They H.
]sys do everything in Tie best way and
have everything Of the bset ki1d, including
steaks, 1ossts and meat in general. r. -
Assessor Tenay win commence work
next week. The assessment viii b made
on cash basis and then regulated BY the
Council. Mr.: Tsnny viii undoubtedly Dc
the work well snd faithfully. T.. J." - :.
Try tho prime hams, sheuld>es md
bacon, At Huber 4 Hovden's,
-Messrs. E. NJ. Wright and 6. n.
Doughty are building nice ashi.g bost
which they will put on Grand Lake. Il u
50 constructed that It cannot upset. Mr..
Doughty, who can make anything from q
Dish hook to:a steamboat, IL the builder.
Capt. L. ". Collins has purchased Of
7. Van Etten, Of st. Paul, the dwelling
house on Welles avenue, corner Of Chapel
street, for $1,000. He has also ,purchsssd
Of T. G. McClure thsslot to the east, run
n'og back to the river price $500. It. IL
, very pleasant location '.f"S "d'
The Wabashs Herald says that ."thres
destruetiIs hzes. occurred in st.. Cloud, dur
Ing last weak" r. We sre sorry We did not
know about these 6rss sooner. Perhsps \
one Of them might have besa At clothing
store, and that's where We always feel per-
fectly 1t home during = fire.
PEHsoNAI.-Ws had . can on, Monday
from Ole Peterson, Esq, Of Glsnxiood.
Besides being County Treasurer Of Pope
county, 'Mr. Peterson has recently bssa sp-
pointed to take The. census. >, II = IL
Louis Coyote started On Monday fer
Duluth, to take squint q The eeadisisa q
affairs there. ~ = e. - = > 49, !,
NILS: Wilton; lstely Of The Wi.eaa
Reps6Iean passed through town On Friday,
for: tho Otter Tail country, where 10 pro.
poses to 60 to forming.
Mr.. o. G. Green, Of tho N. ". Telegraph,
st. Paul, was in the city yesterday.
Col. Owen and ". 8. johnson arrived in
town on Sabbath from the N. +. B. b.
surveys, and started the next day. for St.
Paul. %s.s>s, 80 10 - as-,s .5a...z.,. .-
A. Il. Wilder, Of st. Paul was in tsv.
yesterday. - -, t.'-,-..-
We had call this morning ron Chs
B. Howell, ESQ.,, Of Litchfsld, County A.
torney Of Mssker county, who is on his
way to Washington City: 4'-asIe,,
We,vould also acknowledge calls during,
the week from T. Pareher, Of Clearwater
member Of the Board Of County Commits
sionsrs; G. Buss, Cold Spring; E. Pills
bury, Of KsnAebsc, and =. Kinball and D.
Z. Meyers, Maine Prairie. \ -; ,s&. w..
J. Young. Of Maine Prairie; Y. Cooper.
Pair Ha,ea;; 4. Webb, Broekvay; p, +:
Stafford, Sank Centre; A. Taaasea.d o.
J. Simmons, Little Falls; q. 8. Mazshal
CLEVELAND, 81. Paul; =. J.. ;Clark, editor
Blk River Weekly have bssa n : town dur.
Ing this week. ,i.s1ss. - ~ ~, 80
|75 S4 sft'EI4 ~ St,.,. -. 9. yru .s..s., rsy
sonool Exals11oz.- oa Saturday svsa.
ing, : aunbsr 81 pupils h u unisa
School under the direction sef Prot.
Sprasns, gave % sxAibitisn. The rspn