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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-28
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ST.. CLOUD. July 81 1870

-. ~. OF. CLOUD, July 70, :1S1U.
REGULAR MEErlNa.-Presen AID. Kerr,
President, Bridgman. Clark. Lamb, Pow.
ell, Robbers, schulten, j. G. Smith and p.
Smith. u,. RS
The official returns Of tho late election
in the Fourth Ward, whereby N. Lamb
was elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the death ofAlderman Miller, were opened,
and N. Lamb declared duly elected. Aid.
Lamb, after taking the oath of Office, took
his seat.
The following communication from May
or Taylor was read:
TO the President and Common Council of the
City Of st. Cloud:
On the 28th day of July, 1868, the su-
preme Court gave judgment against this
Cloud was Relator, and tbs lat Div. st. P.
& P. r. R. Co., Defendant. The amount
now duo the defendant, on said Judgment,
is the sum of $43.05. l recommend you
provide by resolution for the payment of
said srm without further delay. as by so
doing the city will save quite an amount of
costs, 81.
I also again call your attention to the
urgent necessity of your providing by or
dinance for protection against estrays.
Also. that you direct some mode in which
sidewalks shall be repaired and kept in
good condition.
Also, that the upper bridge across the
upper ravine, be Immediately repaired or
removed, as your committee on streets
have long since been notified Of its unsafe
condition, and neglect and refuse to attend
to it.
OSCAR TAYLOR, Mayor.
The following bills approved by the
committee on. claims, were allowed:
L. Enderle, election expenses, $1,000
E. Robertson, burying dead horse, 500
NJ. Gaspard, boarding prisoners, 1870
The Committee on Streets reported ad-
versely to granting the petition for open
ing Jefferson avenue, northerly from Spring
Street. The report was adopted.
Ordinance No. IL was read the first
time.
On motion of AID. Clark the rules were
suspended, and the ordinance passed to its
second reading.
Aid. Clark moved that the ordinance be
passed: ~
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When you want clothing, dry goods
hats, caps, or anything for housekeeping,
you can be supplied at J. ". Tenvoorde's,
at low prices.
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-. ". Tenvoorde is selling the best
amily groceries at prices that defy COM
petition. Give him call
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R emeley & Dorr have the contract for
doing the excavating for the basement of
the new Normal School building.
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. BUFFALO RoDEs.-Elliott's train arrived
to-day with 5O2 bales Of buffalo robes from
Fort Garry. Each bale contains 10 robes,
making 1920 in all. They belong to the
Hudson Bay Co.
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Mr.. c. A. futile, of Two Rivers, had
green corn, raised in his own garden, on
the 4th Of July. Who can beat this
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Two R1vrls.-A dourishins settlement
Is growing up ct that place. Crops are
excellent. Mr.. G. A. futile, tho POST
master, Is building = saw and gtist mill
(wstsr powsr) which will be ready for
work during the coming fall.
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INF. Barnes, ESQ.,, returned on satur-
day from trip through Douglas county.
He gives favorable report of the crops.
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Gold has gone up, but goods are sold
at the old prices, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Satisfy yourself by calling.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE: RELATING TO
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, july 10Th, 1870. ]

WASHINGTON, July 10th, 1871.
Congress having provided by Acts approved
June II, June 80, and July II, 1870, for the
reissue every FIVE yeers Of Artificial Limbs,
or the value thereof in money, to officers,
soldiers, seamen and marines, who have
lost limbs IN: the service Of the United
States, the following instructions are pub
lished for the benefit of those interested.
Applications should be made direct to
the Surgeon General, from VIII ose Office the
necessary blanks will tie furnished on re-
quest.
Upon applications for limbs in kind, Or
ders will be given by the Surgeon General
upon any manufacturer selected, who shall
first have filed bond in the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars, with sureties, to furnish
good and satisfactory limbs, without extra
charge to the soldier, and make good all
defects of material or workmanship without
additional charge, subject in all cases to
the inspection of such persons as the Sur
geon General may designate.
Blank forms of bonds will be furnished
by this Office.
Transportation to and from the place Of
q written request addressed to the Surgeon
General.
Applications for Communication will be
certified by the Surgeon General, and trans
mitted to the Commissioner of Pensions
for payment, through the local pension
agents.
Asfull instructions will be forwarded from
this Office with blank form of applica-
tion-the expense of employing an Attor-
ney or Agent will be in no case necessary.
J. K. BARNES,
jy28-4w Surgeon General, U. 8. Army.
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The Clearwater FIGURING Mills will be
stopped August LIST, and remain 50 for q
week for repairs.
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Farmers are paid the highest market
price for wheat and other produce, at
J. W. Tenvoorde's store. :... u.s.. s:.@= + 20
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srRuPs.-Drip syrups, at P. Mocken-
hdupt's store, ct only $l.O0 per gallon.
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UP-CouNTRY 1rEMs.-We CLEAN the follow
ing from the Alexandria Post :: A child was
smothered to death at Otter Tail City .........
The houses Of DR.. Rasch, Frank Partridge
and Frank Darling lost their roofs during
late wind storm......... McCauley's mill at
Fort Abercrombie is running day and
night, cutting lumber fer the new post at
Pembina. A landing machine is to be at
tached.........Capt. Smith, who is running
the line of the N. p. r. R. from Otter
Tail Lake to Red River, is at Fort Aber-
crombie sick. He has not yet been able
to find good line east of Georgetown, and
will run along the north bank of the east
Wild Rice..."...Crops at the F ort are heavy.
At Georgetown Mr.. Probts6eld has raised
second crop Of peas from the seed of the
6rst.........G brick, of a cream color, are
being made at Pembina........Mr. Sackett,
a settler at Pomme dc Terre, was struck in
the mouth by lightning on the 18th and kill
ed. Mr.. Probtsfeld lost span of horses on
the same day by Neutrality-suspicious. at
Fort Garry is dull, except that John Len
mons wife presented him with triplets.
"A correspondent ut Fort Ripley sends
US some late particulars concerning the fire
at that place on the goth. He says:
'The fire originated in the room
occupied by the hospital cook, and resulted
from drunkenness. One man who was in
the cooks bedroom was so drunk that he
had to be lifted up and pitched out Of
the window to save his life. Five dogs and
one turtle were roasted. All of the
Post Surgeons personal surgical instru-
ments were destroyed, among them some
which probably cannot be replaced. A
portion, if not all. were brought from
Europe by the doctor. Everything, even
the clothing, belonging to the Hospital
Steward and his family was destroyed"
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-Alot Of fine smoking and chewing TO-
baccos, received at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Those who want really good article,
should call.
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sux SrRoKs.-Christoff Borgeding, Of
New Munich, who, as . train-master, is
we'll known in tho transportation business,
Wa killed on Monday. near his homo, by
sun stroke, He WAS . man we'll advanced
in years.
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There was heavy wind and light hail
storm on Friday night. The weather has
been cool, with the exception of Tuesday,
this week.
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On Saturday. % Hinneman's express
wagon Was starting for the depot, the
tongue dropped out near tho Central
stables, and the horses turned and dashed
up st. Germain street, dragging the pole
and single-trees At their heels, and turned
out Jefferson avenue, where they were
caught. Although number Of Red River
carts were passing along tho street at the
time, no damage was done.
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Sugars, coffees, teas, syrups, oils
ruits, crookery, stone and glassware, fan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and pockf
ct cutlery and spices of all kinds, cheaper
than at any other place in the city, at
- e i E-a e. Il LIMpERIcu's.
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. If you want any kind of tin work, or
jobbing in tin, leave your orders at Rosen-
berger Bros.
Some more Of these fruit cans still left,
and will be sold cheap, at Rosenberger
Bros.
When you are in need Of any kind of
hardware, 60 to Rosenbereer Bros.
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Judge N. N. Smith, part proprietor Of
Brott & Smiths addition to St. Cloud, now
IN business in New York, writes that he
will be here about the middle Of August.
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DISSOLUTION Of CoPARrNERsHIP.

Tie copartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the firm name of Huber
Hovdcn, has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
SENT The business will be continued at the old
stand by H. H.. Hovden who will settle all accounts
due BY said hrm. All who are indebted to the arm
will call and settle ut once.
7" J. G. HUBER,
. july2s III. HOVDEN,
st. Cloud, July q, 1870. 80 -. -.-.
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DEsERrER ARRrsrED.-On Monday, a
Sergeant from Fort Ripley, looking tor q
deserter from that Post, captured ono here
who had deserted from Fort Abercrombie.
He WAS taken to Fort Ripley.
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Aco1Dss1.-on Monday, Charley Wheel
Or, employed in Bridgmsn's lower SAW
mill, had his left hand 50 badly crushed in
the sst-vorks Of tho carriage while turning
log, that he will lose tho use Of it for
the remainder. Of the season.
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Disabled soldiers, entitled to artificial
limbs, will be interested in notice from
Surgeon General Barnes, published this
week.
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= Rev. J. B. Smith, Of Geneva, New
York, who has been spending some weeks
here, filed Rev. Campbell's pulpit on Sab
bath evening last. He left the following
morning for his home, summoned on &C..
count Of sickness in his family, and that
evening telegram arrived announcing
the death Of his child. ....5...'.
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ED1ToR JouRNAL.-Allow us to return
our thanks to the officers Of the St. Paul
Fire and Marine ms. Co. for the prompt
and honorable adjustment of our losses
sustained July 18th, 1870.
- MICHAEL LAIR,
III .s.4y,,s.2.. WILLIAM WALLDRoFF.
st. Cloud, July %, 1870,
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Pns1osxI.AC1 leo Gursiss, lEsq,i
lately Of 81. Louis, but who is now manag-
ing largssstock farm st Warren. H., has
been in town. He has large property inter,
ests in st. Cloud. He starts for home to-
day 49, r ,ses ss.s@s.s
Mr.. J. Tuttls, an enterprising merchant
Of Paynesville, was in town yesterday.
F. B. Van Hoesen, ESQ, Cashier of the
Bank Of Alexandria, passed through town
on Thursday on his way East. 1t is
intimated that he goes, unof6cially, for
treasure in which he has q large personal
interest. He is to give note of hand az
security for the future. ~
Mr.. G. Crawford Easton,s Of Montreal,
brother-ln-law Of Or. Senkler, arrived on
Tuesday evening, and left this morning,
with his sister, Miss Easton.
Col. J. B. Holt, County Auditor of Ben.
ton county, was in town on Tuesday.
DR.. B. r. Palmer, of Sank Centre, is
in town to-day to meet friends from
Natohez, Mississippi.-Rev. DR.. Dana,
wife and son-who have come to spend q
time with him in Minnesota.
Maj. John c. Hartley and Lieut. Miner
left town on Tuesday for Fort Ripley, to
attend court martial st that place.
Mr.. J. Pickit, of the "Regulator," start
ed on Monday for Otter Tail. This firm
contemplates starting branch store at
that place.
Lieut.. J. r. Howard, of Sank Centre,
was in town this week.
Joel Fletcher, Esq, one Of the leading
citizens Of st. Johnsbury. VT, is spending
q short time with Mr.. J. R. Clark, who is
a relative.
Among the arrivals at tho Central House,
are G. M. Easterbrook, Of Hastings; Sam
Friend, Winona; A. Aspinwall, Green Lake;
s. s. Eaton, St. Paul; and G. A. Rufee,
Crow Wing. Il. A. Clifford, of Beaupre &
Kelly, and ". $. McCauley, of Cashier &
McCauley, were in town this week.
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WHEAT! waEAT, WHEAT,
= ~ - i, =
o,,->.E .>H

Edelbrock pays the highest cash price
for good wheat and wool. ~ -
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FoR SAIH.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine-frst- class-entirely new.
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
ct this Office.
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The Sank Centre Herald says = mad
dog was killed at Round Prairie last week
.........After recent storm, the air sscame in
gusts, and hot as though it had come from
an oven, accompanied by . peculiarly
sulphurous smell" We are sorry Sank
Centre Is located so close to where it is. SO
hot and the air smells Of sulpaur. The
Herald had better stop publishing poetry
and substitute religious column. ...
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Sixteen horses arrived to-day for the
Grow Wing and Pembina stage routes.
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The census Of Morrison county has
been completed. The population is 1851.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.

$'The Journal'-Commerci College,
Important to Farmcrs-Concert-T
perance Address,
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-Blueberries haven't played out yet
1t Headquarters, which is Boyd's. d
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p Green land dried fruits, cheap at
.Boyd's. ss.,.s-,:..sz.s>ss j.: 5...s .,.s.,
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For PsxB1HA.-The contract for erect-
Ing tho buildings at the new Fort Geo. H.
Thomas has been awarded to Messrs. Mer-
ri.m 4 Wilder, Of St. Paul. Mr.. John R.
CLARK, Of this place, has been engaged to
superintsnd the work, and has also an in
terest In tho contract. He starts on Mon
dsy with number Of carpenters to COM
mence work.
Mr.. r. G. Burdick also goes up in con-
1ection with this work.
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IMPORTANT WAR NEWS!
COFFEE
SUGARS,
TEAS.
and all groceries have dropped with gold.
We are selling accordingly.
A large and fresh stock on hand.
SUGARS,

"A luESe uuU 1reSQ SCOcK on mana.
D. NJ. g. MURPHY & CO..
Burbank & Powell's brick block, st..
GERMAN Street.
A SUccEss.-The following will explain
itself. Tie reaper referred to below is ev-
identity just what those persons want Who
have large crops Of grain and small
available force of laborers.
sAUK CENTRE, MIMI, July II, 1870.
T. +. Cossing, alexandria, Minn.:
j. c.. Hutchins, of Lake Amelia 50 vs.
that We can tell everybody that the Marsh
Harvester is a success, and works perfect
in all respects. Yours &c.
D. T. WELLMAN.
alexandria Post.
A Grovener is agent at St. Cloud for the
Sale Of the 'sMarsh Harvester"
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Commodore Davidson has discontinued
buying wheat here for the present. II
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Fresh groceries received every day, a
PAUL MoCKENuAupr's.
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Sec notice Of dissolutionof copartner-
of Huber & iIoyden. r. ~#
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LosT.-Be tween the Central House and
Lake George, on the road past the Presby-
terrain church, gold charm, blue enamel,
Imitation of satchel The finder will he
literally rewarded upon leaving the same
at this office.
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H. s. Fairchild, Of St. Paul, the AUG
tioneer, has gone into bankruptcy, r
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LOO AT EJEfw5s
Oncial Paper OF tho City.
!@eial PAPER Of Nononxalia County

- The Ci1eulation Of The Journal
10 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
p1blishsa In Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertisers remember this.
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Through the energetic efforts of the
Chief of Police, the 4th Ward las been
cleared Of the disreputable characters who
have heretofore infested that locality. Let
them be kept out.
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NoT1cE.-Notice is hereby given that the
Assessment Rolls Of the City of St. Cloud
having been duly returned to the Common
Council Of said City, the undersigned, ap-
pointed as Committee of Equalization,
will meet at the Bank Of St. Cloud, on the
10th of August, 1870, and continue in seq
sion until such complaints as may be Of
fered are acted upon.
c. BR1DGMAN,
J. G. SMITH,
L. ROBBERS,
P. SMITH,
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: Groceries at Boyl's are not as cheap
as they used to be, but equally as much
so as they ought to be.
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FoH sAlE.-A planning and matching
machine, surface "a inch wide, plenes and
matches IA inches wide; now RAINING at
Northern Pacific Planning shop, St. Cloud.
F. H. DAM,
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F1RE.-On Thursday night last an unfin-
ishsd dwelling and wheelwright shop, To-
Gated near the depot, was burned. It be-
longed to Peter Holsinger anil was insured
for $600-quite a. much as it was worth.
THROUGH GAIA "Blue Line" freight
car mo. 2352) arrived at the depot on the
18th direct from New York City, loaded
with goods, in bond, for Hudson Bay Co.
This 10 the first arrival Of through car
rom the seaboard.
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Nuisances.

The Common Council Of the City Of st. Cloud
do Ordain .. ,5.. s5s, S
SEc. /. i any person or persons With
IN the lnits Of the city Of ST. Cloud, shall
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THREsHERs.-A. Grovenor has just re-
ceived lot Of the Case Threshers. These
machines are too we'll known among farmers
onsed any SPECIAL Recommendation now.
All who need : threshing machine will call
aud examine these. gs:. 9 i, aslti;;
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EDWIN N. WRIGHT.
A T T 0 r NEY AT LAW
Office in Belps Block, 81. German Street,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
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-dresn corn has been in market for q
week, and IS now quite plenty y =
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TRuSks.-Pickit & Abbott have Just re-
ceived large lot Of trunks, assorted size,
and styles, which they will sell cheap. Cali
and sec. ~.
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100 MEN WANTED

To call at Edelbrock's and carry off his
new and handsome stock Of dress goods.
As he is selling both dry goods and gro
ceries just for the fun of the thing, and
not to make money, those who have little
cash on hand should hurry up and get
share of the bargains.
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We are indebted to Lieut.. Bryant, of
Fort Ripley, for an account of the recent
ire at that place; but his letter was not
received until after our paper had gone to
press, with report from another source
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The relaxing power Of Johuson's
Anodyne Liniment is truly wonderful.
Cases are elready numerous where bent
aud stiffened limbs have been limbcred
and Strengthened by it. When used for
this purpose, the part should be washed
and rubbed thoroughly. Apply the lini-
ment cold, and rub it in with the hand.
"A crowd of ''horse men," and others,
daily throng the stores in country and
town for Sheridsn's Cavalry Condition
Powders. They understand that horses
cannot be kept in good condition without
them, snd with them can DO on much
less quantity Of grain, 6
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!: FoR sAlE.-The undersigned offers for
sale Sixty Pigs, of Mixed Chester White
and Suffolk breeds. They are No. 1 ami
ma!s, and the attention Of farmers IS called
them. Apply at Coates & Freeman's
meat market.
...-. JOHH GoArre
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y. R. Cleveland dropped, with his
team, the other night, into hole on Third
Street, st. Paul, and sues for $3.50 dam
ages. The first thing St. Cloud knows it
will be paying somebody damages for in
juries sustained in crossing the ravine
bridge.
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ST.. CIouD AssEssxExr.-Mr. Tenny
has completed his assessment for this place.,
and made hin returns. He has devoted
much time to the work, and We believe has
made thorough, equal snd Satisfactory.
assessment. The following are some Of
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The young boys Of the "Normal' club,
not discouraged ty their defeat, played the
''Mufins' again on saturday-si1 men
against six-And came out victor ious in o
score Of So to AZ. Tally ono for the boys
The Faribault Republican of the goth
gives the following item:
J. A. Smith has disposed of his popular
restaurant and business to Messrs. Coy
cite & Co., of St. Cloud, who have already
entered upon the business.
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To L1EcH LAKE.-As Mr.. O. E. Garrison
has perfected oil arrangements for the pro-
posed excursion to Leech Lake and Pokceo-
ma Falls, and requests that all who desire 10
join the party notify him at once With a
number Of not less than twelve, the round
trip, occupying about twelve days, CON be
made for $s5 apiece, including board and
al other expenses or 500 without hoard.
The distance will be 500 miles a2d perha,s
more, mostly BY steamboat.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On Sabbath night, an
old man named Samuel Hawlenberry. liv-
ing ON Richmond avenue, died very sud-
denly. He had been around the house in
the evening, apparently in usual health,
and about midnight he fell out Of bed.
When picked up, he was dead. He had been
troubled for some time with disease Of the
heart. He came from Sank Centre to this
place last spring. The deceased was about
sixty years Of ago, and leaves wife.
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Ree! h.tase.: $4,000
1 s.. rvpe.y sssessment, .136,6SS
leaving liable to taxation. ~'""se' III esS
No. peraons aud companies as,....a AA. 800
Aysrage to each, roo no
docs not inelad. the bridge or an, eDSs