The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-11-10

ror sALE.A Wheeler s. Wilson Sew
inc Machine-- t-class-entirely new
viii be sold on favorable terms. inquire
at this Office. ,..: ~ III Z II g. .s
Also, Wilcox s. Gibbs machine new
Chance for q bargain. y gss ~
PRINTER WANTED
Aiourniesyman printer. who understands
The use Of a cylinder press, and has
practical knowledge Of job printing can
obtain permanen. employment at once by
applying to or addressing this Office, stat
ing terms and givin: references.
As11oxa TEAx.-The new law firm OF
Kerr 4 Collins. II
R.4u.,s-We are indebted to Messrs.
G. Bu,,. Of Cold Spring B. H. winslow'
Maine Prairie and other friends Tor the
.,.otion returns Of their precincts. j ~-~:."
Orr TiA11i.- On and after Monday next
there Win 50 but one up and one dovntrai
. day On Tie 81. Paul and 81. Cloud rail.
road. .,,a 80. 80 .. =. =, :s.~s ~.
No Quo1u1.-A quorum Of The Board OF
Education not being present on Monday
evening, The meeting was postponed until
next Moadsy evening. sv-a.-:ss .......
INV MsxDs1s.-At tho qusrtsrly meet
ipr It the n. ;. church on Sabbath last,
fourteen new members were received. This ;,
10 very encouraging a. - - Il
PlAnuFuss.-Ths eastern horizon vas
brightly lishssasd on Friday evening and
night by the burning Of tho grass on tho
prairies on the east side Of the river. -.
DIp1cAr1ox.-On next Sabbath evening,
the Congregational church, having been
freed from Debt, win BE- formally dedicated.
The sermon will be preached BY the pas
tor. Rev. Il. Mills. .e', ~. ..sss.
Fo,r Bu,o,D.-A. H:Rilder, ESQ.,, Of
81. Paul, WAS in the city on Friday. He
sent . party Of men to Fort Buford, D. T.,
to cut wood and dig coal for the use Of the
post. # -. .@r.,...s -. =.
PAINFUL RuNoR.-A report Is current. IN
town that Hon. 81. L. Gordon, who recent
~ removed from this place to Seattle, Pu-
get Sound, was fatally shot there, during
psrscnsl alteration. = :. : - u - 8
PosTPoxID.-0n account Of the dedica-
ton service 70 be- held At the Congregational
church On. Sabbath evening, the monthly
concert Of To N. E. Sabbath school has
been postponed one week. 49, .r.,. .sa;,.
RETURN THE BooKs.-We are requested
by the Librarian Of the Presbyterian Sab
bath School to give notice to all who may
have books from the Library, to return the
same next Sabbath. It is desired to get
all the books in.
GRANGE OF TlME.-The stages now leave
Sank Centre and Grow Wing in the morn
ing, sfter breakfast, arriving here in the
evening. instead of at noon, as heretofore.
They viii continueto leave this place i'm
medistsly after the arrival of the train
from st. Paul. 'ti..' g, d II ~ ~ !,
I'G - 2. ~ A-..-..s tnHt- -. - -.
NV. TowN.-A new town has been estab-
Nshsd at the poin, where the Northern Pa
eihc rSilroad:wilI cross the Red River,
twelve miles below Geogetown. The town
will be called &C arleton," sfter thss we'll
known correspondent Of the Boston Jour:
nal, &C, Coffin, who writes over, that nom
dc plume. .' IL. q, L
Potion Ooulr.-On Saturday. John P.
Paulsos, ". Knudsen and Andrew Olsson
wsrsbI ought before Juice Parsons for lncit-
Ing, maintaining and carrying on row.
The drst two were fined SIS each and costs,
the other the costs. They reclined in jail
until Monday morning, and then iquidat.
Cd and lsft. .s,s,..' i
CH1LDlzx Iosr.- From Mr.. o. II. Bentley
W learn that On Friday evening last lit
Tie boy and girl, sssd eight and, tan years,
children q ". Hanson, Of Two Rivers,
LEFT home % hunt the COWS, and up to ten
o'elssk yesterday forenoon had mot been
heard iron. The nsishbors h.ys beer
searching Tor rene time. The oountry !.
heavily unkeeed. There can oearcelys Re.