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Smyrna times., 1870-11-16
GROCERIES,

Sugars, Syrups, M"lasse>, Rice, c. H,e, Teas.
Chocolate. Coffee E>Aence Cuff, e R"ast,d, SaysnIL
la Coffee, Coal Oh Lard Oil Candles. Soap, Spc e,
Salts Saleratus. Satpetrr. Alum, Saponr fl T. Indr
go, Starch, Corn Starch. F"rlna, TrerIoI Crathtt'
Cheese, Shot, P WIDER, M,ichrs, VIntgar, Shos
Hacking, Stove Polish. Mustard, Pepper, Hams,
Shoulders, Side Meat and Juwls
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

"ORAL TRAINING LESSONS. -
From the publisher, Geo. A. Edes, OF
Minneapolis, we have received little
volume bearing the above title, by
Prof. H. Barnard, Principal of the
Lincoln School, at Minneapolis. The
authors object ia to present concise
but comprehensive course in tho most
important natural sciences to those who
have not the means of purchasing sepa-
rate works upon each, and who may
not have had the opportunity OF acqu'r-
ing q knowledge Of them during their
sohool-days. These lessons arc arrang-
ed in such form as to be used equally
we'll III tho school-room or at the family
freside. 1t is certainly an cxcellent
little volume, and deserves to come in
to general use. Orders for largo or
small quantities may be addressed to
the publisher.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

viz: the iairer sex, still each man
chose his partner with as much gallant
ry as though tho individual was the
"!ady" Of his choice, and it was laugh
able to see some get tho "mitte."
which caused as much apparent cha.
grin as if received from 4 tair hand
MIR. Clark's logs arc landed on the,
Mississippi few miles below Pokcgana
Falls.
Above the Falls | heard Of three
camps; Day 4 leighton have .so aol
James " hit .helj one. did u Learn
definitely how many meu anl teams
each employ, but cst;natc that some
eight or ten million feet 0! logs will be
driven to market from these camps.
Going down the Mississippi, l. found
some fair pine lands, and "1 Al branch
cominy in from the north called Swan
river. Bull Il &c. have a camp y:ttin:,,
out logs Farther down at Sandy Lake,
There are other camps YIN. Wake.
fields, A. l. bby's and two others whose
names l cannot recall
From this data, | estim ,tc that the
following amount o.! logs will be driven
to market f"om the upper Mississippi
the coming seas n
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

Tho Atlantic is rich in good
things. Among the many articles
Of general interest, is one hav-
ing special attractions for the people OF
this State, entitled "From Pennsylva-
mia Hills to Minnesota Prairics."
It was written by member Of the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad party
which came from Philadelphia last
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24


church Organized.
MAINE PRAIRIE, Feb. %, 1870.
EDITOR JOURNAL-Thec exhibition |
previously announced came off on the
evening Of the 18th inst, and was
complete success. The hall was dense
ly filled, yet good order prevailed. We
were honored with a company Of ladies
and gentlemen from your city, whom
we hope to see again. The President
Of the society, Mr.. Young, introduced
the exercises by some appropriate sug-
gcs,ions relative to the 6aancial condi-
ton of the Lyceum, after which the
curtain was raised, thereby Introducing
to the audience group composed of
Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Roberts, Miss
Ada Dam, and McssrS. Dam, Roberts,
Perkins and John) Innan. They
sarg and played upl the organ piece
entitled "John Chinaman," which was
we'll rendered and warmly applauded.
The next seen, was the "Surprise
Party" which all conceded was we'll
performed. Miss Ilastie Wood we'll
merits a word of praise, as also does
Miss Bette Clark, itr the case with
which they performed their parts Of
this play. Worthy Of mention also are,
the gentlemen wh' participated in tho
scene.
The next was song by group Of
small boys and girls, which was excel
lently done. The "Gypsy Countess"
by Miss Ada Dam and Mr. Perkins,
in costume, was we'll sung and perform
ed. A play called "Hole in the Wall'
wss next performed, and [ have space
only to say was admirably performed.
The participants were Mrs. Roberts,
Miss Dam, and Messrs. Inman, Stanley
and Atwood. The audience was then
entertained by song by Mrs. Roberts
and Miss Dam, entitled sup in Bal
loon.' They did this well. The next
on the stage WAS play con luctcd by
Mr.. and Mrs Atwood and Mr.. Myers
called "Bvx and Cox" which like
everything else OF the evening, was
we'll done. Mrs. Atwood did her part
specially we'll. The closing scene was
song, "Ginger Blue" gotten of in
the real old Virginia style by Mr.. Per-
kins, who indeed looked and acted
very much like "gentleman of color"
The ladies who occupied the stage
made foe appearance.
On the evening Of the 10Th inst, a
company Of about fifty Of our citizens
met in Stanley's Hall, prepared table
40 feet in length, upon which they
place1 in the best style everything
nice and good, aud to which they in-
'vited Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Lowe, in
whose honor the feast was presented.
Mr.. lowe has been in our midst about
SIX month, and though he has moved
in the quiet walks Of private life, many
pleasant acquaintances have been made,
and there seems to be mutual feeling
Of respect between himself and our
community, in evidence Of which this
u;:pcr was rendered. The occasion
passed oil very pleasantly, and | was
impressed with the thought that this
community is one prc-cainently social
and warm-hearte.
Bishop Watkins preached a dis
course Sunday morning upon "The
proper organization OF the church Of
Christ" after which he organized a
church. The occasion was one of much
solemnity and was witnessed by large
aud attentive audience. Elder Parker
deli"eret an excellent discourse in the
evening upon the "Word Of God"
His serm n evineel much reflection
and was we'll received. ED. Thresher
held divine service in the afternoon.
| GAMMA
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
xonTuEnN c1Fic RAILROAD. II

Asurveying party, numbering t~en-
ty.one men, left horo yesterday morn"
ing to survey from this place to George
town. They propose running three
lines from this city, on the west side Of
the Mississippi, for distance Of about
fifty miles, aud selecting the best from
ths three, continua one line to intcrsect
the main line at or near Georgetown on
the Red River. They are now on
their easterly line, which will strike
Two Rivers. The westerly line would
carry them through Douglas county,
when continued. This line, from
Georgetown to St. Cloud, will be the
regular winter lire Of the Northern
Pacific, connecting here with tho First
Division of the St. Paul and Pacific,
making the shortest route to Chicago.
It is understood that the Northern PA
cific will either buy the First Division
or build line on the west side Of the
river from St. Cloud to Minneapolis
connecting there with the milwaukee,
road.
These and other movements, o
which We arc not now at liberty t.
speak, are frausht with the most impor
,ant results for St. Cloud, which mus
before long become one Of the prlnc'p'
railroad centers of the State.
LATER.-Tho Miuueapoli 7r'c""
OF to-day says: 1--WE are informed th'
the Northern Pacific r. K. Go. has pu
chased the franchise and land grant
the St. Paul and Pacific r. +, from 5
Cloud to the British Possessions, wit
the privilege Of a Branch to Las
Superior"
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

On the first page may be found a
portioa Of Hon. NJ. S. Wilkinson's
recent speech on the railroad monofo-
lies of the country. It will be seen
that he takes the ground that Congress
has power, under tho Constitution, to
regulate freights and fares. Some re-
lief Is certainly demanded from this
great burden upon the producers Of the
West, Mr., Wilkinson would seem te
be in accord with Senator Matt Carpen
ter, who recently said: eff the liberties
Of people are endangered in any ont
respect moro than another, it 's BY tn
growth of nlonopolies."
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The Aldlnc Press Is UNIQUE
jourua!, published monthly by Sutton,
Bovine g. Co., % Liberty Street, N.
Y, showing the hiyhest achievements
reached in this country in Ink, paper,
type aud presswork, publishing great
many Goc art engmyings, the works Of
Dore and others, IN eoay matched
no,chcre else. 1t has we'll been pro-
ncunccd "a marvel of sumptuous beau
ty, such as neither Guttenburg, Aldus,
nrr Franklin ever saw, or perhaps
dreamed Of" Terms 81 per year; on
rollers, 30 cents extra; with The
JOURNAL 1926.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

A rREsHEr in the New England
States on Saturday proved the INST
destructive known 70, years. On the
Kenuebec River bridges were swcpt
away, mills damaged, business streets
in Augusta, Maine, overaowcl, goods
destroyed, and heavy loss occasioued
in many ways. New York city had a
hail storm, and Chicago was in snow
drifts, shive1ing with icy blasts.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
LIrCnFlELD.
Some Items About the Town.
L1rcHFlELD, MEEKER Co., MINI. !
Feb. 18th. 1870, =,

AAVuEA AhAD, MhEAEA w., MlNN.
Feb. 18th, 1870. :,
EDITOR JouRNAL.-I send you few
notes concerning our town, which had its
beginning only last summer. It is locat ed
within cne mile Of the geographical center
Of the county, and is the county seat. 1t
is on The line Of the St. Paul and Pacific
Railroad, and has the United States Land
Office, formerly located at Greenleaf Near
by is the beautiful Lake Ripley, and on oil
sides arc well-to do farmers. One of the
largest farms in the neighborhood is that
Of Col. Hans Mattsou, lat present Secretary
Of State } Of 700 acres, 800 being under
cultivation; while 8. N. Grecner has $50
acres, 225 Of which are under cultivation
and both have fine houses, ba ms, SC. NJ.
Gorton, N. Swanson and others have ex-
cellent farms.
The Railroad Company has built fine
depot, with an elevator having q capacity
Of 1000 bushels. On the north side of
the depot buildings, the principal street is
Sibley Avenue, running north and south.
Among the most noteworthy buildin gs and
business houses on this may mention the
Post of6cs-I. Waller Postmaster, III. c.
Johnson, Deputy,) who has a 6ne stock of
clothing ard general merchandise; then
G. Angels Photograph Gallery; then E.
Campbelrs dry goods aud grocery store
E. Ecborn, dealer in boots and shoes
Pleachner, Rees & Bros, dry goods;
Heard & Ward, dealers in groceries, pro-
visions, croskery and glassware; and J.
Mills, jeweler and silvers NTH. These are
on the west side Of the street on the east
side is the Railroad Company's land Office,
in charge Of Col. Ma'tson Venderhorck
s Kings hardware store comes next; then
W. S. Brill, druggist; c. II. Stroback, At
torney at Law; the United States Land
Office, J. NJ. Waldron, Register, &c Bra
den, Receiver; W. H. Dart, general mer-
chandise (recently made an assignment; j
DR.. Bacon, Dentist; r. o. Ashin, jeweler,
J. '. Branham, County Auditor and o. s.
Dep. Collector J. Blackwell, Treasurer
B. F. Pi1ley, Justice of the Peace, who al
so keeps frst-class boarding house. On
this street are the residences Of Messrs.
Greenway, Gordon, Patten, Waller and
! others.
A park has been laid out, AMI trees been
planted by the Railroad Company. We
have school, with some forty scholars in
attendance, taught by Miss Flora Mitchell.
| have here given you but partial de-
scription Of one street, but have said
enough to give your readers some idea as
to how much our town has grown IN seven
months. I will send more items in anoth-
or letter. H. A. =.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
NORTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT.

When the Northern Pacific depot is built
at St Cloud and trains are running resu-
larly, on the through line, teas; coffees and
groceries may be sold cheaper than you
can buy them now at Allen & Russelps,
but not till then. Do not fail to call and
examine their immense stock Of drugs nd
groceries. They are selling more than any
other store in the CITY.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

BY to-day's papers, received as we go
to press, we learn that the House, in a
contemplate spirit Of narrow meanness,
defeated the bill making IN appropri-
alton for putting up the new Normal
School building at this place. We
have no time for comment, and indeed
none is necessary the stupidity OF the
action Is its own severest comment.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The GALAXY for March contains
Charles Reaje's "Put Yourself in his
ia his place." also, Trol!ope's ''Editot's
Tales" In addition 70 these are arti-
cles on "Cambridgc University ;'''The
Prince Of Wales" "T"n years in
Rome" and "The Clown. Real Pig
ling:" besides stories, etc.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
THE "REGULATOR."

T. short time since people could only get
i've pounds of sugar for one dollar. Plckit
& Abbott put in stock Of groceries, and
Immediately six pounds for one dollar be-
came the standard price. This house is
not only the "Regulator" in dry goods and
clothing. but in groceries as we'll. 1t al,
ways keeps goods down to low prices, and
is just the place for people to buy.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

From the Quartermaster Generals Of
fee we have received "Rolls OF Honor"
Nos. 20, q and "a, giving the names Of
tens of thousands of soldiers who died in
defence of the Union and wore interred in
the National cemeteries.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The Free Homestead says pretty
close examination of the records shows that
the people Of Faribault county are now
paying five per cent. interest month on
about 100000. The people of stearns
county are doing nothing SO ruinous as
that. They are paying interest on very little
borrowed money. and on even that at no
cxorbitant rates. Indeed, Stearns county
will compare favorably with any in the
State in tho financial condition Of her peo-
v1o
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

-Messrs. y. Lothrop & Co., Of
Boston, send US package Of six beau
tiful juvenile volumes, entitled "Teach .
ers' Gift Books" neatly done up in pa
per covers, and containing about 60
pages each. The stories arc sensible,
and teach noble lessons. They arc 6t-
ting presents from a teacher or a pa
rent, and can be obtained of the pub
fishers, by mail, postpaid, for 40 cents
per package.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

Hon. c. A. Gilman returned on Mon
day from a two-week's trip through the
Upper Mississippi pine country. He re-
ports the snow as over two feet deep, and
encountered some weather when the mer-
curry froze at 400 below zero.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The Rochester Post says that a
drove OF Minnesota fat cattle passed
through town for Chicago. The average
price was four cents
. -Mankato has case Of infanticide,
the mother being Miss Hughes.
Mrs. Edwards aad ,lr~. Jones were ar
res ed a. ace ss:orl,s to the crime, but
after rial ~3r': e;',", :r:;t>', the csi-
;hcu.
- woman named Bl:uI:cttcr shot
her husband at Litchfeld, on Monday
morning, while he was lying asleep in
bed. 1t is thought he cannot live.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The latest news from Red River
Is to the effect that Gen. Riel had ar
rested Gov. Wn. lavish Of the uud.
sons Bay Co., a. e. b. Bannatyne,
postmaster at Winnipeg, and DR..
Curao, and placed them in con6ne'
ment.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The new advertisement Of the Mlnne-
sofa Iron Works will be noticed in this issue.
Messrs. Lee & Hardenbergh have been en-
gagged for number of years in this busi-
ness, and have an establishment which
enables them to compete successfully with
foundries much further east. Any person
in Northern Minnesota needing anything
in the line specified in their advertisement
cannot do better than to send their orders
to Lee s. Hardenbergh.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

"A resolution has been introduced
in Congress expelling B. F. White
more, Representat;v! from South Car
olins, for selling cadetships at West
Point. Right; let the work Of purifi'
cation 90 on.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
D. M, G.. MURPHY & CO.,
Burbank & Powell's Brick Block,
St. GERMAN st., St. Cloud.

We condense the following items
from the Alexandria Post: Tho dwelling Of
Mr.. Theis, Of Leaf Valley, was burned on
the l1th. -- Fresh fish are being caught
in the lakes, principally by tie Indians,
and sell at from 4 to cents per pound
-Somebody steals money remittances
sent from Alexandria to St. Cloud
Immigrants have already commenced NOV
ing into Otter Tail County.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

Next week will conclude the publica-
ton of the Mail advertiseme Mt, " hen wc will
again give our usual amount of reading
matter. We mad intended issuing supple-
ments, but press Of job printing has
prevented. But we give more than
enough extra reading matter, in the shape
Of supplements and otherwise, to recon-
pense for this.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

Huber gives from 5 to pounds Of
sugar for $l.Oo; 4 pounds Of good rio
coffee for $l.Oo; opouuds of incest dried
peaches for $l.o0; lard, 22} cents per
pound, and everything else in proportion.
Give Huber trial.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

In the House, at st. Paul, on Monday
the Railroad committee reported back the
bill enabling the Northern Pacific Railroad
to acquire right Of way in this State, and
recommended its passage with the follow
ing proviso: "Provided, That the main
line Of said Northern Pacific Railroad
shall be constructed and operated to Lake
Superior within the State Of Minnesota
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The March Riverside gives anoth-
or of its famous animal pictures, beside
several papers on travel, stories, puzzles,
pictures, etc. 1t is capital monthly
for young folks.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

One of tho few really successful enterprises of tho
Gay is Geo. A. Plummcr & Co.'s One Dollar Sale
Ther system offers greater opportunity for the
purchase Of the thousand and useful articles ut
q price that comes within the reach OF all classes
than any other.
1t is we'll understood fact that certain classes of
goods pay the dealer very large percentage of profit
Goods, Jewery, silver-plated Ware, &c., Of which
dealer does not sell sufficient of any one article to
make it an object of trade, and is obliged to purchase
in small quantities; and when the goods sold by
three four different classes of merchants and each
charge very large profit the price tecomes double
the original cost of manufacture before roaching the
hands of the people,
1t is in such goods Geo. A. PlumL1er Co. 40 Han
over Street., Boston, deal most extensively. Their
sales are 50 immense they make each article speci
atty, often buying all manufacturer can produce
Their system gives universal satisfaction Read the
! advertisement.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
CANNED FRUITS.

Peaches,
Blnckberries,
Cove OysA ~,
- =, Tomatoes,
String Beans,
Green Corn,
Green Peas, l..
Standard Brands,
25 cents per Can.
D. n. G. MURPHY & CO.,
burbank & Poweli's brick block, St:
GERMAN Street. Sts*....- -.,
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

Our Young Folks for March con-
tinues ave Girls: A Home Story
with some excellent contributions by
1'rowbridge,a Parton, Higginson and
o'hers. It is a'capital number Of a
carital magazine.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The lower branch Of Congress
has passed bill authorizing the issue
of $50, 100000 more currency. That is
q step a,cay from specie payment.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

ton. Ames, U. S. Senator from
Mississippi, has resigned his commits.
sion in the army.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
THE BEST YET.

One Of the Oldest established and most
popular stores in the upper county is Jos.
Edelbrock's. Mr.. Z. keeps none but the
best goods, buys for cash, and sells at the
lowest market prices. For dry goods,
dress goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots,
shoes, crockery, choice groceries, or any
thing you want, go to Edelbrock's.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

See tho advertisement Of C. Bridgmau,
who keeps constantly on hand everything
in the line of lumber.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

Tuesday was Washington's birthday,
but was not very generally observed here.
Several flags were displayed, and among
the rest one from the post Office by Capt.
West, one from the Union School, and one
by c. NJ. Doughty. Some patriotic indi-
vlduals6red on "anvil salute" and that
about comprised the celebration
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

TRANSPORTATION CoNTRAcr.-Ths con-
tract for transporting Government supplies
OF all kinds over "Route No. ~ which in
cludes all the forts established or to be
established in Minnesota and in Dakota
Territory north and east Of the, Missouri
river, has been awarded to II. Z. Burbank
of this city, anl \. II. Wilder, Of St.
Paul The amount to be transported will
be, it is understood, unusually large, and
the greater portion will pass through St.
Cloud. Tho contract is in good hands,
aud our city will reap no small advantage
from this being headquarters for ship
ments.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

N'Y"te"i" AHE 'othNAL w JDIH app, ES1 reg
tstcT CT Decis.
For the Week Ending Feb. 2:sd.
Company:
1923 X. 29w. o4.
To Nicholas steicIaar for sw 4 SC a s.c.5
To Nicholas Aren'lt f'rs 12swH Sec. T
123 X. % W. 45(
To li Engens s ss johnson j., fur nv a ne h se:. ST. m
TO Samuel Young Jr for NV 4 no X Sec. 81
T. 122 r. % W. 2ij
To Henry Oster for 4 nv Il Sec. 10 T.l2l
10 Peter Myer for nv 4 swA Sec. s5 T.. 1914 .
To Matthias Feier for Sc Il ne 4 Sec. s5 T. 12l
Il, 80 ". lG
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ToJ. Knubach for NV Il Sc a Sec. % T. l25
X. 80 W. 20
Top: Ferschwoer for Sc n NV Il Sect t.
To D, Lommel for ne Il sw X Sec. 81 7. 12s .
Top. Wilson for SO x ne 4 Soc. T122R.
! To D Lommel for 4 ne "a Sec. 5 T. 122R
2s and Lot Sec. 81 I. l23 K. 81 " G;
! From 3. Smith and hush. to II. Smith for
lot Il blk 20 in st. Cloud City.
From W. Merz and wife to P. Goedert for
q NV Il Sec. rs T. 125 X. 80 W. s.
| From j. Elendeiner and wife to J. Capser for
| e10 acres lot Sec. 7. 126 r. 33w.
| From W. IL. Grant and wife to +. Arnold &
). A. Santon Tor II acres in lot Soc. IS .125
| II. 2Sw. !
From J. G. Smith and wife to W. Meyst for
lots and DIX 60 in Bowe's add, to ST. cloud.
From Schneider TO J. Schneider for sw u
ne 4 and Sc Il NV Il and W 4 seA Sec. II T.
| 1913 r. W.
From N. p Clarke and wife to Edward O.
Hamlin for lots and2 BLK J. City of st.Cloud
Wilson's survey. 80
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

-Gody's Lady's Booh tor March
has the usual array Of engravings,
fashion plates, etc. The stories are by
well.known writers. Cooley never ret
rogrades.y Il q.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

We learn from the Superior Tribune
tha. Rev. J. r. Creighton has been trans
ferred from that place to Taylor's Falls.
Superior will be supplied by Rev. Webb,
stationed ut Duluth,
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
Tho Mississippi bill is now a law

HOUSE. FOR SALE.-A large double house,
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
one square from the Normal School, win
be sold very cheap. Inquire at this Office
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

Mr. John Vandersluis who advertises
farm for sale, desires to state that he
will exchange it for a dwelling house and
lot in town. This il an advantageous Of
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24
Slight Difference.

"To TIE OFFICERS OF THE UNION Pam: Tho ,,d.,
slsnea ,Snr , Special Committee on Sewing Machines.
sening the two competing Machines, to render s to
your Committee, in writing, the peculiar poTx1s On
,ssy e mseh;ns. claim superiority
separatyly and after air trial adjuGse to the .s
J on. ao''ty Each Agent presented his claims in
que 1t For the Wilcox Gibbs Machine THIRTY
ALL Of which. thorough and impart;.1 li.i were
sn;a snstalned For the competing DouslErHREAp Ma
cn'ae: % out TEN were presented, TWO of which we're
ss. smsstained:TSiened. 8. D. Tuckra, L. q. Cam.
NEY, J. WHEEIocK, JupeEs.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The Congregational Sociable will be
held in the church. tomorrow evening,
with an entertainment. All are invited.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

20. g. Wall, Esq, the quill Of the
Caledonia Journal, has gone and got mar
ried. Good boy.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

The bill incorporating the German
Reading Society at this place passed the
House Gu Monday.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-02-24

NTOTICE.-My wife Cecelia having lott my bed
~ aud board without just cause prCvocation all
persons forbidden to trust her my account,
I will pay debts OF her contracting.
~ $t5f* VALERINN n. DEL LsSfANS.
Dated st. Clond. Mimi. Feb. q, 1870, fb2H4-3