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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-01
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ST.. CLouD, MINI, Nov. l8, 1870.
An AMENDED Nap Of the line of the
route Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
having been fled IN this Office on the 18th
inst. changing the original route and land
limits, by removing the same from three to
ten miles south, NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN, That on the 26th day Of December
next, all tracts Of land in this District
which were included in the twenty mile
limits Of the designated line Of said road,
as originally fled (Ssptember gath. $780,
and which are outside the twenty mile
limits Of the said amended line. will be re-
stored to their condition prior to with
drawal; that il, those heretofore offered at
public sale, will DO rendered subjeee to
private entry, presumption and homestead
at s., 25.per acre, and those tracts which
were unotfered will be subject to pre-emp.
ton and homestead entry.
The townships wholly or partially Affect
cd are IS follows, to Wit: Townships Num-
Der 81 and 81, Of Ranges Number "a to 81
Inclusive, 4th meridian; and Townships
Number 1879 and 40 of Ranges Number Is
to IS inclusive, 9Th meridian.
A Diagram showing fully all Of said
tracts may be seen at this Office.
By order Of the Hon. Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
@;;.g;' c: A.1GILMAN, Register
dec1-4w 7. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
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N. W. REAL Estate AssooIAT1oN.-lt Is
scarcely necessary TO cali attention to
their advertisement in this issue-its At:
.ractiveness speaks tor itself. The Board
Of Directors and Of Reference embrace the
names Of some Of tho most prominent mon
in the State, and are sufficient guarantee
that there will be fair dealing in the distri-
button Of prizes, Cspt. West is Manager
ct st. Cloud.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale o good
i farm Of 16O acres, on the north and Of
Maine Praire, about Co.,.
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE anil meadow, and the whole enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is -
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouse two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office, or Of
-...~.- J. s. DAM,
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Sugars, coffees,- teas, syrups, oil
ruits, orookery, stone and glassware, fan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and pock-
ct cutlery and spices Of all kinds, cheaper
than at any other place in: the sityssat
.-,..t -. - = L1nP1uc1's.
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ST. PAUL. av24-4w MINI.

.TnE FINKLE & LYON SEWING MA
IL CHINE, with Drop Feed, new Take-up,
new Hemmer, &c., il nov offered to agents
On more liberal terms. Also, Second hand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm
provements applied.
3 Evs-y Machine isrwarrsnted First Class,
and II the purchaser dees not So regard it
after . fair trial, he can return it and
money refunded. 5..j ..5
N. B.-Wa nted. Travelling Agents to
visit each town, distributing circulars, ex-
planning the improvs ments, etc 7, etc., who
scan make $500 per month. Address 81
LYONS MUTUAL 8. II. Co,
Union squars, g East l7th, ST, New York.
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WHEAT WAxTED.-Fsrmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their sdvan-
tage to call on II. z. Mitchell, before sell
ling. Headquarters at H. G. Bnrbsnk's
Office on st. Germain street. -,
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Rev. Geo. II. Clinton, Pastor First NJ.
E.sChurch South. 81. Louis, Mo says Of
..sour Fathers Houts :nI most heartily en-
dorseand commendit, n this work the
we'll earned reputation Of the distinguished
author is not only fully sustained, but will
be greatly increased. See advertisement
in another, column:
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CHOICE SEED WHEAT.-I have received .
choice lot Of the celebrated Odessa wheat,
for seed. Minnesota farmers will find it .
very profitable variety. For sale at the
Union Mills Feed Store. j. E. WING.
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Po1 q EICH.
O1ss asare-s =. a. 70 3 p. a.
ARRIVAL AND DrrAnrunr OF xA1Is.

f<sseASssASAN a. As0xIASA VI = AA0
81. Paul and way stations departs daily
ct 7:46 4. 4. Sunday excepted.
Arrives at1:30 r.sM. IL
Sank Centre route-Departs daily, Sun.
days excepted, at 1:30 pm.
Arrives At r. NJ. r. = =
Crow Wing Route Departs daily Sundays
excepted at 100 r. M. s=$1t
Arrives ate PIX. * H.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Tues
day and Friday at 10 a. NJ. Departs
Same sdsygat 2 :. Mail closes at
Two ss.s a D.p.rtseash Mon
Arrives Wsdnssday e er.x. i.
|. ST. Angu1ta Arrives N ednesdsy and Sat-
8 urday, s. u IN. Departs same days ct
Rockville o. Saturday, same hour Is
above =
ssuk Rspids-Departs daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, at 1P. Y.
Arrives at 8.50A. .x.s..- r.... -
PRINCETON and wsy-Dsparts each Thurs
day at 2,P. u. s-,s
| Arrives saturday at l2x.< .sii
All mails close Is minutes before depart
ure. -
J. E. WEST; P. NJ.
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Toby Las elegant Christuas goods.

Tho Chicago Advanee of the oath re-
fsrs TO the following local events in Con-
gregationsl affairs;
1.-THE church at St. Cloud, numbering
twenty members, which were recently upon
the point Of giving up under debt Of a.
most 81, 1000, have by the timely aid Of the
Congregational Union, their own strenuous
exertions and q little outside help succeed
ed in lifting the burden; and with joy
and thanksgiving dedicated their house
free Of debt. Sermon by their new pastor,
Rev. Henry Mills. i, -. 49,
''The Northern Association met On the
10Th and 18th inst, with Rev. Sherman
Hall, Of sauk Rapids. Sermons by Rsvs.
R. Hall and A. G. La.hrop, and essays by
| Rev. A. J. Pike and J. g. D. stearns.
Next meeting at Monticello" ss'T. ~'.''
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a o.. ? 80 --r''
APPLES.

A large supply ofthe choicest Michigan
Apples "a hand. and more TO- arrive: Win
be sold at lowest market figures, and every
barrel warranted, by
r. D. M. G.. MURPHY & CO.,
Burbank & Powell's Block, st. German st.
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- Geo. P. Roxell s. Co.,. 40 Park Now,
New York. and &. M. Pettengih I Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for TH., JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thori,ed to contract for inserting advertise
m.at, for us 1t our lowest cash rates.
A.vsrtisers in that city are requested to
l. their favors With either Of the above
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the delights Of
Married, with sanitary for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent Free in sealed On.
velopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p Philadelphia Pa.
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Elegant Christmas presents 1t Tobsy's.

, Bill heads, monthly statements, cir
oulars and business cards, printed in the
best style and at low prices. Call 1T TIE
JOURNAL Office.
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GREAT BARoA1N.-The large double
dwelling honse, with the corner. lot on
which it stands, west Of the Normal School,
will DO sold for the very low price Of $500.
Inquire ct this Office, at once. ......-.-.
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H1aHEsr PRICE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notice that JOS. Edsl-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat. =%it-sf- >5'~s - = - :
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Cur1ERY.-P. Mookenhaupt has on hand
= fine assortment Of table and pocket cut
lery which he will sell as cheap Is the
cheapest.
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DIED. !
I = u - =. .

On the Gath Of November, Of inaamma-
ion Of tho lungs, CHAnLEss HARvEY, infant
son Of Franci md Emma Shook, aged l
month and 10 days. 49,
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/ ! ! 8 ] !.

IS At Maine Prairie, stsarns Co. MINI, &
tAs rssidsnos Of p. q. Is esss, on the 9th
ult., p Rev. Levi GLEASON, Mr.. HAlIs A..
BloKlolD 70 Miss Loll ;. ADIlY, all Of
Maine Prairie. \; III
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Choice tess and coffees, direct from
New York, just received at Edelbrock's.
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w A NTED.
UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received q new Crack
or Machine, and will furnish the hes
Crackers at the lowest price. Also viii
keep on hand everything found in
FIRST-CLASs BAKERY.
Call and see us, on Richmond avenue
Brokers' block. KUCK & FRITZ.
st. Cloud, Jan. 20, 1870. n27-1v
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.e-s@ - G. A. GILMAN. Register.
dec1-ows T. G. MCCLURE, Receiver.
9. LAND O1FfCK.

st.. Cloud, Mlnn., Nov. ~, 1870. -.
Complaint having been entered ct this office by
a c. Chapman against James Way for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 1l83, dated April Fl,
1896, upon the > INV n swX section %,
township ~, range 80, in Morrison CO., Minnesota
with view to the cancellation of said entry: The
said parties hereby summoned to appear Il tlfs
Office on the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1871. 1t
O'Clock in the afternoon torespond and furnish teo
m0ny concerning said alleged abandonment
3 G. A. GILMAN, Register
: ,docl-6wS T. G. MCCLURE Raceivnr
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Fon SAIn.-A. Wheeler h Wilson Sew
ins Maehine-6rst- clsss-entirely new
WIN DO sold on favorable terms. 1nqpirs
ct this Office. . :.
Also, wilcox 4 Gibbs aueehine, aev
Chance for . bargain. .., a.. e
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With view Of cleaning out his stock
of crockery and glassware, these goods will
be sold at cost until entirely disposed Of,
1t BoYd'a.
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GLOVES AND MITTENS.
CRIPPIN & UPSON,
e fSDf Raehea>or - w,

{ 186 Third street, :
Have just opened the Largest Stock Of
GLOVES AND MIT.TENs
ever found Is the North wed, which they
win sell st wholssslssa retail. They IL
80 manufacture snd. DIAL 81
Trunks, Valiies, BaSs, Whips, &C.,
and invite oil to cali, examine goods and
ask prices, knowing That they eel cnEAPrR
than any other house In the'city. s
1856 Third street, e.
I ST. PAUL, av24-4w MINI. Fl.
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AFEvER.-The warm weather is having /
very serious effect in spreading form Of
fever until it has become almost IN e idem-
10. We mean the 'spring fever
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Mos P.ls.s1. Nh. j: Hili3 att. very
has a'soFtnsnt q Pr.ns's enronos, hand
somely franed. A:mors suitable present
for Christmas could not DO found. We
voua ;sd.alt .ar ts.d.ri q o.1il.;ssi max.
selection. Any picture not on hand, will
% ordered il desired. Mr.. Hill has also
slsrse number Of stsrsoseopic views Of
Minnesota scenery. f E, 4 u 81, i ;. ~,
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: sWooD.-The contract for suppling Fort
George B. Thomas, a Penbina, with wood,
has been let ton: Myricks Of St. Paul;
loco cords Of: hard wood, 1t. $50 per
cord nd q, 1000 cords Of soft wood, at:34:oo
.per cord .ls: = . ssz-5sa 49, ts*4...s
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Ton sAzs C1sAP.--A lot Of furniture,
consisting ef ehairs, = tables, bedsteads,
mattresses, etds Also. :pasl9r stores, cook
ing stove aud furniture, tG@snd crocksry
ware, ofaee stove, ste. Inquire Of Chae.
D. Kerr.
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!. TzAs.--The best stock Of teas ever Of
fsred in St. Cloud, ,and ct lower figures,
=. 80. : %,@s.t At AtLEs & RussRL1's.
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Farmers will find tho hest straw cut.
ters, at Grovenor's.
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F1REwoRKs.-We understand that quite
. number Of cur dealers have ordered =
supply Of fireworks for the Fourth Of July,
which, from present appearances, it is ex-
pscted will be here In about . week.
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NorrcI.-On and sfter Monday, Nov.
21st, the Post Office will close at 8P.x.
J.E. WEST. Pm.
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Look at the cora and cob crushers,
atUrovenor's.
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TIE STYLE. Our young gents look quito
airy now in their last summers. nankeen
trousers and mosquito-net jackets, which
they have been compelled to re-don. -,
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Tho best stock Of gold aud silver
watches in the city, ct Bush's.
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The largest assortment Of clocks eve
in St. Cloud, just received at Bush's.
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ThAxKaaIivs1d "a III 70 dayrat ol1t 1bly
veil observed, I fAir proportion 81 ssorea
and other plaoe,s, 81 bu.ines,,l heinz CLOSED.
The Congregational, Presby tArian. . and
Methodist congregations had 5 union SER
vice At tho church Of the latter. Ths, .sr.
non WAS preached by Rev. Campbell lPre..
bvteri.n.1 from the text, Ephe.i.n. /. ill.,.
blessed DO the God and Father Of our
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HORSE STOLEN.

On last Friday evsning there was stolen
from the stable Of the undersigned, living
Ct Lake Henry, Stearns county, an IRON
GRAY MARE; about 16 hands high and
II years old one Of the lips on the right
side swollen from the birdie the ankles are
thicker then ordinary. A reward of 1926 will
be paid for the return Of the animal or in
formation % to its wereabouts.
n17-8W MICHAEL KRAMER.
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Boyd is no blower, but will sell goods
. little lower than any other man in this
city, -. =: -. e.. = =. - ,-. !, r.. = ~
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-Nesmith's Pam Extractor 10 without
IN equal. Read tho advertisement
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HAX4 q AZKK,
Attorneys for Judgment Creditors.
Dated November 18th, 1870. deel-7w
IOTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.

~ st. Cloud, Minn., Nov. %, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this oce by Aug.
gst Donath against Mary E. Strong for abandoning her
Homestead Entry No. 7lS. datel Sept. 49, 1854, upon
Lot !, and north Il northeast II section 49, and SEA
seA section II, township 122 rsnge 80, in stealns
county, Minnesota, with view to the cancellation
Of said entry: the said parties hereby summoned
to appear at this ONCE on the 18TH DAY or JAN'Y,
1871 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon to respond and fun
nish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
c.. A. GILMAN, Register,
dec1-6wH T. @. MCCLURE. Receiver.
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CoxT11lr1l1Is.-Ar unler Of the Mime
apolis 1Si6sns has been In town soliciting
orders faE job printing below the local rates.
This y one Of the msanest attempts It
''rateias" that W, have known among
Minnesota newspapers, and is disgraceful
70 the Nsibune or any other city Office. i
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PRINTER WANTED.

Ajourneyman printer, who understands
the use of cylinder press, and has .
practical knowledge Of job printing, can
obtain permanent employment at once by
applying to or addressing this Office, stat
ing terms and givins references.
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EDWIN M. WRIGHT.
A TT RNEY AT LAW
Office in Belle Block, St. Gwmain Street,
ST. CLOUD, - =. !. MINNESOTA
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Go to Tobey's FOR holidsy rtsssnss.

DIR. n. G. Tollman, former Surgeon Of
the Second 4linnsssta regiment, xsnts u
s.. Paul Z attend Tie reunion on riday
last. 81 ssss ~ sss5.#s 5..=
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-DeCoatfo g giving performances night
" At Schwartz 4 Theib' HALL :! = S-sz.''l
.NHRR11f ls.-That No. 1 suit Of clothes
you have been looking for is at Pickit L
Abbott's. A splendid lot Of fine cssaimeres
onhand, and good tailors in the same
building ready to make them up. Leave
your orders. 4 ~
"A fall stock Of lamps, for sale cheap
at Paul Moekenhaupt's.
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chants have on hand large stock Of buf-
falo robes, blankets, furs, aannels and
similar winter goods which they will sell
at heavy discount to parties going south
to colder climate, - they wish to make
room for the elegant new styles Of lawns,
linens and similar seasonable goods now
being received. 49,
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J CLosED.-From parties recently from
Fort Abercronbie we learn that tho Red
River 10 frozen over. A number Of fat
boats were compelled to put their cargoes
ashore. There were some six inches Of snow
on the ground between Forts Garry and
Absrcrombia.
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Green apples, by the peck, bushel or
barrel, at Paul Moekenhsupt's.
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WARNS. Ro1...-No;bihns could i.
conceived Of that would Be ! more enjoyable
then has been tho: weather during tho past
week. Every dsy has been delightfally.
mild and pleasant, and etill tho wonder
grows that anything 30 good could como
out Of November.
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The highest market price paid for a
kinds of produce, at z. H. Morss's.

DOUGLAS CouNrY.-W. E. Hicks has sold
his entire interest in the Alexandra Post
to Joseph Gilpin.........The farmers are
getting nearly all cash for their grain and
produce. Wheat Is 68a70 cents; oats, Boa
IS cents; corn, in the ear, 50a66 cents /;
beef; 6}a7} cents; pork, 63a8 oents.........
Knute Guam, Of BED Rock township. WAS
drowned while skating on Red Rock lake,
on Monday Of last wesk.........Frank Ply
mot, ofGardsn City; xas instantly killed
At Alexandria BY tho accidental discharge Of
his gun whish. h. w. faving toward him
BY tho massls: 40: s ss55
-. {. !. ........s..;.. -. -.
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A LtberaDiscount to Dealers
Office and Factory on Washington ave-
nue., next door to the Bridge, St. Cloud,
Minnesota,
st. Cloud, May 26th. 1869. A11-n45
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"A lot Of choice aavoring extracts and
perfumery. e Paul oeksnhaupt's. :
Durable winter clothing, cheap, st'
II PIoK1r &.ABBorr's.
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Corn and cob crushers,
at Grovenor's.
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M1LLPhlCE . FORFLOUR
0oRHIoTEDw1KKLY By DAv1s& CLARK

The excelsior" is 32-psge Magazine
viii illustrations and about oxe-third zarg-
er than any ordinary double-column Mag
azine. il of the highest toned morality,
not scctarian or partisan, and extends TO
all the hand Of love, sympathy and fellow
ship. It aims to stimulate and provoke to
good purposes and endeavors; to be Pure,
Fascinating, Instructing, Novel, yet true
Pungent, Wide Awake, Chaste, fitted for
the Christian home; to interest also and
entertain and still be faithful in proclaim
ing the truth and so attractive (if possible)
as to charm even the most confirmed Novel
reader.
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For the cheapest and best teas in tho
city Of St. Cloud, 60 to~Boyd's.
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2 Az UNFoR1UrATE MAx.-On last Friday
Mr.. Peterson, Of Two Rivers, following up
the report that his two children had been
found near Swan Lake, went there, but
the rumor proved to be groundless. Re-
turning homo tie next day, he discovered
Ais home in ashes, = fire on Friday night
having consumed the dwelling and I'll it
contained. The neighbors intend rebuild
Ing tho house for tho unfortunate family.
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-Frssh srsosries received every day, At
-, 50 ~'@'- PAUL Mo0xINHAupr's.
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AD,1sxxA.-A good many people are
in quandary to know whether this is last
summer or next summer, and if 30, just
how old they are. The, young ladies, how
ever, have had no difficulty on this point,
proving themselves quite equal 70 the
emergency (as they always do.) Every one
has dated back to last summer, aud. to be
sure that they are on the right side, some
have gone back two or three summers.
Thus, Minnesots air really makes thtm
'::grow young again" =, 49,.
TIN F1Rsr.-The first strawberrying
party of the summer will come off on Mon
day next, if the day is not oppressivsly
warm. Gentlemen who expect to bring
their berries home in their pockets are
notified not to wear white suits, As they
take al the color out Of the berries. -.
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CLOUD FUR MARIE.
ouRNAI, by D. II. 6. Msrphy Goo

Hides ,perlb......
Raccoon.................. COOS 50
Mar tin.............. 3 to10OV
Red FoX...................110
Cross FOX......,.... 30Oa 600
Silver Grey 1925 to SO 90
4yuAssssss..ss s.........s.s.ss ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Fall Rat............,.,,..,. 5
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