The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-01-13
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= Citizens OF Maine Frame anu N0rtherl
Minnesota, neglect your highest <.iute
ests: 40. longer, but insure your hs,1sssss
, barns, stock, etc., without delay, viii
E5osERn LOVE-, who represents some Il Il II!
livery best companies in America. . p" - = !,
+ Also, State; Agent for Commercial Col
llege, ST. Paul: Referenoes: 4 r. >' =. ~, !
r,. J:R, wxsl; ESQ. ST. Cloud,
Il y :PRor. ". A. FApD1s, st. Paul. T..
i, sdl =. BIsRoP WATKINS, Maine Prairie
]s 49, H.. D, B. STANLEY, meroh't, g '7r... ::
+ '>a THE GREAT woSDEN::: <;,,..
-.'''t :..... 81. 1922. >..;:;.. ~. - q
Last week q party Of people from Maine
Prairie and Fair Haven, in passing through
town, found at Joseph Edelbrock's store 4
giaat'stock Of. new soods,G sssmbrseinks ju4
what they wanted for winter: fine dress
goods, the very best clothing Arctios,
Alaskas, fine cloths, choice lxoolen yarn,
snd indeed everything that xas ss. a III
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Allen & Russell are selling goods cheap
or than any other house in the city. They
keep constantly on hand a full supply Of
choice drugs and druggists sandries!o' Al
SO, the finest stock Of: groceries to be found
west Of St. Paul. Call and see them. Coal
oil, so cents. ,.....,r. .,..,,;;
BOARD OF EDucAr1ox:-The Boad met
pursuant to adjournment on Friday evening
Present, Messrs. Barnes. Clark, Davis,
Montgomery, Mcclure, senkler and voss-
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In the absence' Of the President, T. C.
Mcclure Was chosen President pro tom. r..
:. The resignation Of A. J: Reed - Mem
Der from Ward Four Was accepted, and on
motion J. R. Bennett was. elected to fill
tho vacancy. "a" =, i ~
> Mr.. Barnes reported that the Committee
to select teachers has chosen -nMr. D. A.
sprague for Principal, and Miss Luther
for the primary department. j. !; The tslary
Of. the former was liked At SIS; and the lat
ter at $45, per: month. :.'' VI ,?'*f;i:''
X The following bills were presented and
allowed: " '''''' - 49, ''>
CT ark & Co., sunaries for furnace, i,$l22.5s
E.. H. Staples, work on furnace, 1912
Smith, g. Yolz, brick, &c., 1889
J. 3. Wet, premium oe insa1esse, P:ps
Jos. Edelbroek was authorized to pur-
chase such wood as might So needed for the
fatns,e; after vhieh the Rosrd sdjoara,
MAas.ao FauIr.-Atlsl3ep.is dtseted
to III, slysrtis,ment Of xafeegessQ r.b.
Apple BtocK, by 9. Andrews, otsMaFseees
nj nois. + Ths xaiisti. 10 Mr.: .Andfs, ~
have. .bosnszaempared ssith more ldS
hundred Others from Maine 70 MiunesotA,
and are far ahead Of all as to quality ind
keeping. 1t is certainly better policy to
invest 81 in yoarling next spring, than
81 for = three old two years from now.
The purchaser gets better tree, and the
growth of cions, which are, bound to be,
valuable. The trees will be sent free Of
mail or express upon the receipt Of the
From our business relations with
Mr.. Andrews We believe him to be entirely
reliable. H. -.
LIQUORS AND CIGARs.-One of the larg-
est and most reliable houses in the State
in this line, is that Of Geo. P. Peabody, at
st. Paul Mr.: Peabody keeps complete
assortment Of the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars for sale at low figures to deal
ers. Give him q cali when you want to
purchase.