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

1
Edelbrock pays the highest cash pric,
for good wheat and wool.
For school books, !:
For blank books,
For stationery Of all kinds,
For tho illustrated and news papers,
For baby carriages,
For actions Of Ill kinds,
For fancy goods,
For toilet articles,
AL VERY CHEAP,
10 % = ToBEY's
BOOK Is1AxD.-The ice anil heavv fresh.
sts during the past few years, and especial
y this spring, have done much to obliter.
ste this old landmark in the Mississippi.
A half dozen years ago twas thiokly Gov
cred With trees and brush, and was quite
respectable in, size. Now only two OF
three trees remain, the ice having cut down
tho remainder. The sides of the island
Itself have been cut aud worn away un-
til now but little more than q sand bar
remains.
WIN: Trainor, who, a few months since.
was guest Of stearps county and was
honored with the attention of the Judge, q
lunber Of distinguished legal gentlemen
and twelve picked men Of the county TO,
several weeks, is now at Chetorah, Kan.
90, spading up dirt on the Neosho rail.
road.
-Richardson has just opened an eleean,
assortment Of dress goods from the East
In style and quality Of goods his steel
cannot DO surpassed, while his prices viii
always compare favorably with the Lowest
in ths market.
-0sseszies sold as low as my house il
- tsw., Il Paul Mookenhaupt's.
HAD 7Hs S1xProNs.-A few days since
- a individual, several sheets In the wind
'was walking along St. German street, h,
was asked by q leading, Democrat as t,
I.his politics. 81 am-hio IA Democrat, ,
was the reply. This was questioned, whe,
he put this cl!ncher: 'Don't I-hic-lool
/ Eke-hic-one?" No further evidence wa
demanded.
MARENGo APpLEs.-We have received
from Mr.. c. Andrews, of Marengo, ILL.,, ,
specimen Of this fruit in good state o
preservation. This variety is undoubtedly
one Of the very best fer Minnesota. 1t i
hardy, thrifty, good bearer, the fruit i
sound aud will keep till the first of June
The trees will be sent, either by mail O
express, charges prepaid. Preserve tn
advertisement, on the fourth page of thi
issue, and order a supply Of trees:
NoT1cE.-The publishers Of the Wester
Home, at Chicago, write US that if any Q
our subscribers whose names have been for
warded to them from this Office, do NJ
receive the magazine regularly, they VII
forward missing copies upon application
Persons desiring the address Of any {
the premium magazines furnished them b
this Office, changed, will notify the pull
fishers direct. -.
"A correspondent at New Londo1
Monongalia county, writes that 'busine.
il good" at that place. New London 3
the county seat Of one of the most Aou,
ishiug Of the frontier counties.
The Anoka Union says there is : larl
demand for Anoks County orders, at
eents o. the dollar. Stsarns countylorde
~ worth 100 esats on the dollar, and .,
not vsry plenty st that. :TL9%t.
III yss hare no fears Of becom,ng di
} y, just take . walk out into tho fields, q
} Fateh the grass and crops growing.
Parties in the fteig hting business vi
do we'll TO call at Boyd's, as he can supp
then with anything they. .vant At. y
rates. ....
D. TO. =! ---s-----<v-;,tias ~
II TO BUSINESS MEN.
TH1 Jou1xAL Office has just received
! very large stock Of new type, .embraoi'
, Ill the new varieties in styles. Also, ou|
. cards, tags, etc. This Office cannot be Z
selled In the style Of its job printin
0 Prices very low. -. '}. -.
IL A call 10 respectfully solicited.
q drugs, medicines, paints, oils, d
;. SUITS, sugars, teas and coffees-all at
: Si,:s:E e$a1ss.s = ALLEN & RUssrLL's.
2. -Isr ! nice fitting suit Of clothes. 70
!. Piekit l. Abbott's. = =
FoH sAIE.-A buggy, att. G: Winsl
Ii. / Co.'S shop, on Richmond avenue.
IL -6one more Of those cheice syrups,
- HSbsr + Hovdsn's. Have you tried the
: Wooden and willow-ware, 1t p
lgsskeahsupt's. s'* - $500
NJ Always keep . bottle Of Nelmi