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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-09
From the Detroit Kechonic and Inyentoy.

from the Detroit Xech0nic and Inventor.
The Coon TIME ConE.-The patent 20
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
motion feed sewing machine; has at last
expired, and an extension has been refus-
Cd. The day has gone by when q machine
costing but from SIS to $50 can be sold
at from $50 to $125. We see that tho
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Comps
ny, Of Detroit, are first in the field with Z
machine embodying all tho best features of
the more costly article, and while their
machines are in every particular, - per-
feet in their adoption to all classes Of
work - the Wheeler & Wilson, Grover &
Baker, and Singer, they are now disposinr
Of them at prices ranging from $25 to $40.
This Is certainly An immense reduction,
and 10 effects are already to be seen in the
large orders received, and the large ship
ments made daily by the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine Company, 1l5 Bates street,
Detroit,
: Mr.. Jacob Clason il the General AGENT
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. He wants
live agents everywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address Jacob Clason.
West Unien, Iowa,
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED at tho Office o,
T. w tho Chairman Of the Prudential Com.
mittee of the Third State Normal School,
In tho City Of St. Cloud, MIMI, until 18th
June. 1870, for the erection Of tho BASE
MENT STORY Of the
Third Normal School Building.
In said City, according to the plans and
specifications therefor. to be seen at tho
once OF the City Clerk. in St. Cloud.
mo whole work to be completed on or
before LIST 0ct., 1870. Proposals may DO
IN the aggregate, or for mason and carpen-
Eer work separately.
Ihe Committee reserves the right to re-
ect any or all bids not deemed to be for
mo interest Of the State.
EDWARD O. RAMLIN,
".yzo'2W Chairman Prudent Conf
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d SANTIAGO, MINI, June I'd, 1857.
J: EDITOR JoURNAL.-In looking over Tn
JOURNAL 1 s.e nothing relating to the fin
meadow-lapds of the St. Francis, and th
fast growing settlements which have ri
Gently sprung up here. The writer epen
} q few days in the southeast part Of tn
town five years ago. The nearest settle
then was Capt. Briggs, seven miles off
Now Santiago numbers forty voters. W.
came to this part Of the country for tn,
express purpose Of procuring hay and 70,
wlntering stock. The facilities for grazing
where We are are not good, there being no
prairies near, and the brush land is not as
good as the prairie for that purpose.
have travelled over this State on three Diff
ferent lnes-from st. Paul to Big Stone
Lake, through the Minnesota Valley;
thence to the Missouri river; thcnoe back
by different route to Fort Abercrombie
and then to st. Paul again; and in that
round saw no country that would surpass
the valley Of the st. Francis for hay. For
grain raising 1 think there are other local.
tiles that are fully as favorable as this.
There is not any very considerable amount
OF plew land:n body. A square forty
acres without marsh and slough would be
a novelty. But taking all these things in
to consideration, it is q good section Of
country to live in-close to the railroad, to
stores, saw-mill, and blacksmith shop.
We moved to this place eighteen months
ago and were much surprised to find 80
inc settlement, both in intelligence and
steady habits. Many families have come
within the past year. The latest arrival is
Baptist minister, verv worthy man,
'ho works on his claim during the week
md breaches the gospel on Sabbath. Con-
'ected with the church is q fourishine
'abbath School, and most. Of the people, ,
ID and young, attend. The Bible-class
as about twenty members. We are in
e'ted to the Presbyterian Sabbath School
st. Cloud for part Of our library, for !
hich we return thanks. The school is
'structed by Messrs. Wiley and Potter.
There was a singing class here during 2
portion Of the winter; also q lyceum, !;
nd mite society for raising funds for >,
brary.
Among the improvements Of the past :.
'ar il substantial sa~.mill, with q ca n
'city: for doing q large business, and logs
Tough on the ground to keep it busy most
the season. The mill is owned by
essrs. Boyington & sadley. Mr.. Bah
ok has started grocery and dry goods
ore, with drugs, hardware, and general I. !.
ock Of such things as the farmers need. a
this building is the Santiago Post Office, "
the mail route from Sank Rapids to ~
injection, with weekly service. '. y,
There are some fine diaries in the neigh. o.
rhood. MIR. Hooper has fifty or sixty
VS., and makes cheese; Mr.. Walker has ca
out twenty, and Mr.. Benson seventeen 2.
Itch COWS. The latter makes butter only, n,
ling it by contract. There are q few m
inns in this part of the country yet to 50
taken by some lucky person. Among "
r other amusements during the winter W
had series Of surprise parties. The O.
ow was not deep enough to render get br
g about very laborious. We need a TO
ysician at Santiago very much. of
r.. B. Sc
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5O,W0 DoLLARs-Worth Of furs wanted
at schulten's Drug Store, st. German
street. schulten has accepted tho agency
for one Of the heaviest New York exporting
houses and is prepared to pay the highest
st. Paul prices for good furs Of all descrip-
lions. Country storskeepers and trappers
will ind it to their interest to give him .
call.
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THE GOLD-HEADED CANE.

Mitchell has just been presented by the
Minnesota Editorial Association with eold-
headed cane and RosenbergeF Bros, are
still selling oil kinds Of stationery, wall
paper, hardware, McCormick's s:Advance,"
and in fact everything to be found in q
first class book and hardware store, as
cheap as ever. Call and sec them imuedi-
ately at
R0sENBER0lR Bros.
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UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received q new Crack
err Machine, and will furnish the bes
Crackers at the lowest price. Also vii
keep on hand every thing found in .
FIRST-CLASS BAKERY,
Call and see sus, o Richmond avenue
Brokers' block. KUCK 4 FRITZ.
St. Cloud. Jan. q, 1870 n27-1y
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- - -.
THE MARKETS,
ST.. CLoup. Juna-0. 1870

| 49, sr. CLOUD, June>o, 1870
Tho wheat market is on the rise. The
excitement and competition of.severAl buy.
ers have advanced wheat ~ high as 80
and IS cents, but this cannot hold long.
As will be seen, wheat has gone up in Mil
waukee to $l.19, and in Minneapolis to
$l.00 per bushel.
Oats are dull at 80 cents.
Barley remains at 6Oa6Oc.
Rye Of good quality, brings 5Oa55c.
Bran is worth $l2 per ton, and little to
be had.
Hay, plenty, at seas.
Beans, $3.50 to $2.0o, according to
quality.
Potatoes are scarce, and range from SO
for common to coo for choice.
Green apples sell at 1926 per peck
$1l.00 per Dbl.
Butter is plenty; good roll can be had At
15a20c.
Eggs becoming scarce, 1t 10a123c. i
Maple sugar plenty at zoe.
Cheese, zoo at wholesale; retail at 25o. T
Strawberries, in fair supply, at 20a25c
'er quart
Dry maple wood is worth $4.50a$5 for
ull cord green maple, oak, &c., $4l$4.50;
amarac, $3.50.
M1NNEApo11s, June 8.
Wheat-$1.0O.
Oats-5Oa55c.
Corn-75a85c
MILWAUKEE, June 8.
Wheat-Unsettled at $l.19 for No. l;
'rn, irregular 783c; oats. steady, 48c.
CHICAGO, June 8.
Wheat-Irregular; No. 2, Sill.
Corn-Irregular, at $50.
Oats-Firm, 48o.
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Sugars coaees, teas, syrups, oils
ruits, orookery, stone and glassware, fan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and pockf
ct cutlery and spices Of al kinds, chea per
than At any other place in the city, 1t
I1Mprn1ou,a
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P'!OsT OFEIQE.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF HALLS.
st. Paul and wy stations-departs daily
ct A. H., and 2p. N, Sunday excepted
Mail closes same hours;
Arrives 1t 1890 P. H., and 7 p. N.
Ssuk Centre route-Departs daily, Sun:
days excepted, ct pm. Arrive same
days at 2 P. n. Mail closes at P. N.
Grow Wing Route-Departs daily, Sundays
: excepted, at 1890 Pm. Arrives, same
days, 1T 2 P. NJ. Mail closes at 12x.
Fair Haven and Way-Arrives each Tues.
; day and Friday 1t 10. "A. H.. Departs
same days at.2 P. n. ); Mail closes At l
r. II.
Two Rivers and way-Dsparts each Mon
day 1t 7A.>M. Arrives on Tuesday ct 4
Pm. Mail closes ct 6 A. n.
st. Augusta-Arrivss Wednesday and Sat-
urdsy, st1P.H. Departs same days It
Up. N.
Rockville-On Saturday, same hour a.
above.
Sank Rapids-Onee day.
Princeton and way-Departs each Thurs.
day at A. NJ Arrives on Friday ct 6
Pm. Mail closes At 81 ~.
J. &. WEST. P. NJ.
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Factories and machine shops should not
be allowed to run day without Johnson's
Anodyns Liniment. In case Of sudden A.
cldent, an immediate use Of it NAV save
weeks Of suffering aud perhaps limb, Or
even life. -
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-aroceries sold Is low % any house in
in town, at Paul Mookenhaupt's.

-Johnson's Anodyne Lininent will rive
more relief in cases Of Chronic Rheumatism.
no matter how severe, than any other .rti.
Gle known to medical men.
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Fos sAI1.-A planning and matching
machine, surface "a inch wide, plenes and
matches IA inches wide; now Running At
Northern Pacific Planning shop, st. Cloud.
F. H, DAM.
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Stoves, tinware and groceries, lower
than ever, At Smiths grocery.

1t is often remarked by strangers visit
ing our State, that We show q larger nro-
portion Of good horses than any other State
in tho Union. This We tell them, il owing
to two principal reasons ; In the first place,
We breed from the very best stock and in
the. second place, our people use Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders, which in
our judgment are of incalculable ADVANTAGE.
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An assorted lot of Ohio stoneWare lust
received at Paul Mockenhsupt's, and win
be sold cheap.
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FOR SALE.

The HOUSE AND LOT in Block 3D."
Lot 4, in the City Of St. Cloud, Minn., %
feet front on Washington avenue, and 122
feet deep. The house is 1890 one story
and . half high, with cellar 1920. 1t
has been used as saloon, and is one of
the best locations in the city. 1t is thirty
yards from the Central House, and the
second door from T. G. McClure's Bank.
Price $4,000. For information concern
ing this, inquire Of T. c.. MCCLURE, st..
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St.
Cloud shout the middle Of June.
~ e. r. J. CROMWELL.
maybe New Orleans, L..
BlOR ALL YOUR PRINTIN9-go the
..il JOURNAL ohice 49, .5 1880
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sAuK CEN7RE.-Thc following items are
condensed from the Herald: 8. Pender-
CAST has opened . stock Of goods in his
new building.........N. Myrick started 20
men and as many ORLEANS to Fort Ran
som to, put up hay and wood......... The
vote on the bond question stood, no 1879;
yes 2. GOOD for Sank Centre D.........The
contract for building wagon and foot
bridge across Sank River, on the dam,
foot Of Nam street, for $500, and bonus
of $50, has been let to 8. L. West.
Several families have arrived from Fall
River, Mass, among the rest Rev. J. J.
Bronson, = Baptist clergyman, who will
enter upon missionary labor in Northern
Minnesota.
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"A fresh lot Of groceries, just received
at Huber 4 Hovden's. They receive fresh
groceries daily.
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Star sosp-8 cents. 1T

5000 pounds ham and shoulders. Re-
tail 1T wholessle prices, at Smiths grocery.
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On Saturday evening while Mr.. W. E..
Lake was chopping ire wood, ; stick hew
up and struck BIN in the face, blaekiux
beth eyes badly: Re looks very much g
'theash 10 stelld! iats 6 8 1sspeetalls
qiswake. g
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Read ProndzinskIs new advertise.
ment, and then give him q call.
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Try the prime hams, shoulders and
bacon, at Huber & Hovden's,
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WANTED.

$100, 900 worth Of Furs and Hides at H.
Hepner's old stand, st. German street,
for which the highest New York market
rice will be paid in cash.
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-Pickit & Abbott have purchased Smith
& Herbert's stock Of boots and shoes, and
will add it TO- their own stock, making one
Of the most complete assortments in the
upper country.
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six boxes Of wagon grease for 81, At
LINPRRIcn'a.
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-rhos: Smith {at 4ills' old stand) s.ys
that if his groceries are not as good and
fresh, and his prices as low ~ any others
in the city, customers can help themselves
gratis. That's fair
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Palm soap-1 pound bsrs-6 cents, It
L1xprr1or's.
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Edelbrock pays the highest cash price
for good wheat and wool,
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The VIM. ,Knabe 4 Co. Piano, the &C.
knowledged best, is sold by J. Bauer 4 Co.
GO Washington street, Chicago, and ESQ
Broadway, New York, General Agents.
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-Edelbrock has just received some ele-
CANT dress patterns which he will sell very
much below.the former price,. Cali and see
him, ~, 5s#.gz.5. .E u 49, -sz s "a
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When you want anything nice for your
table, 60 to Thos. Smiths grocery, corner
Of Jefferson avenue and St. German
street. RI.
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Fo1 Rrxr.-A good store-room In the
best business part Of the city. Size .
room 22x50, furnished with counters ald
shelving suitable Tor any kind Of business
1snt moderate. Inquire Of. 1,
u jos. RRQJzR.
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ALExANDn1A.-From the Post We learn
that another run Of stone will be put in
the grist mill at that place next fall; that
200 em'grant teams are on the road be-
tween this city and Alexandria, going to
new homes in Northern Minnesota; and
that Alexandria gave IS votes against and
only for the bond swindle.
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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 q
share Of the bargains.
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See advertisement Of Proposals for
building sidewalks, fences, &c., around the
Union Schoolhouse.
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WHEAT! WHEAT WHEAT!

The cheapest place in town to buy
soap is ut L1npIn1cn's.
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We understand that Dan Castello's
circus is coming to St. Cloud.
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DO you want fresh groceries ! Thos.
Smith has them. -
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The cheapest place in town to buy drugs,
notions, lamps, lamp chimueys, paints oils,
and window glass, is at
TICKNOR- TOT.MAN b m
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FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY,

s. REtCHART,
OF tho st: Cloud Bakery, will deliver daily,
in any part Of The city, free of charge,
Fresh Bread, Brown Bread, Cakes or
Crackers.
Orders promptly attended to.
st. Cloud, May rs, 1870. n35
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-lfyou want tinware, stoves OF grocer
les, allow figures, oall at:Smith's groceries.
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Twenty emigrant teams cross the
river at La Crosse for Minnesota, per
day.
The Insane Asylum at St. Peter is
nearly full, having over three hundred
patients.
-'Nasby" docs not find lecturing as
profitable this year as last.
There is not Protestant place of
worship in Cuba.
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on the Sank river. Mr.. Hayward, tho pro-
prietor, has large force of men at work
replacing the dam taken out by the ice
last spring-or, rather, putting in q much
better one. The bottom of tho dam rests
on heavy gra1ite blocks, while between
the tiers Of timber cobble stones and
gravel are being thrown SO that the
work will be perfectly solid. The dam,
from shore to shore, is $50 feet long; e.
tends 40 feet up and down the stream and
is nine tiers of timber in height. From
the apex to base Chanting both ways)
threc.inch oak plank a1e being spiked to
the timbers, and over these the water will
soon be rushing. The mill has a twelve
foot "head" Of water, giving ample power
for all demands. The work is under
charge Of Mr.. Easterbrook, Of hastings,
an experienced dam builder; but We found
the portly form Of Friend Hayward pretty
we'll out OF sight in the river, displacing q
body of water equal in diameter to about
two yards. The mill has been doing regu-
lar work since Monday of last week. There
are now two run Of stone, and everything
is ready for third. The mill is supplied
with all the latest and most approved ma
chinery for making good -four. While
looking over the ground, Mr.. Hayward
pointed out to US where, by cutting a race
way about ten rods above the one he now
has, he could obtain enough power addi-
tional to run several more mills or facto-
ries.
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Fancy and common tobaccos, cheap,
ct Paul Mockenhaupts.
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-stonsware, butterjars and milkpaus
almost for nothing At Boyd's.
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The editor Of Chicago children's paper
received . letter from lady subscriber.
who writes: ''Our little Anna died last
week, after reading the last number of
your valuable paper
The sad termination of such rashness
is not at all surprising.
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SHERBURNE COUNTY.

Fine Meadow Observation-Disclosures
Mills and stores--Churches and Sab
- bath Sc AoOls--Vacant Lands for Set
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T.CLOUD FUR MARKET.

German soaps cents, at
L1MPERIcH'e.
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loo barrels Of -four, warranted first
quality. at low watsrmark, at Smith,
grocery.
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Groceries and provisions, crockery
and glassware, at tho lowest rates at
LIMPERJcH's.
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r-''TAs Village on the Clif'' VIII be con.
Guided nsxt week. Short stories 1ill FOL-
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According to m exchange, the AS
sistsnt Marshals who take the census will
receive two cents for every name taken {,
ten cents for every farm; fifteen cents for
every productive establishment Of indus
try, and ten cents for every mile Travelled.
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F1R1 CRACKERS. Boys, when you want
your fire-crackers, 60 to Boyd's.
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Fire crackers at Wholesale, at
L1NPER15R's.
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NEW ADVERT2SEMENIT.
CITY RESTAURANT.
would respectfully announce to tho
public in general that I am prepared to
serve up either Hot or Cold MEALS at all
hours. A good supply of fresh
Cakes, Pies, Canned Fruits, Confec-
tionery, &C.,
Constantly on hand.
Regular Boa rlers at Rea sonable Rates.
J. BEATTY.
St. Cloud, June 9Th, 1870. vl2-n47
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TOWN BOOKS AND BLANKS.

RAYMOND, May 81, 1870.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Those books and
blanks that 10 ordered from your Office for
the use Of the town, arrived al right, and
are just What every town needs. Town
officers are wasting time in ser;ting out The
necessary blanks required, when they can
obtain them printed for triae more than
tho bare paper costs.
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u. b. AYMUND,
Chairman Board Of Supervisors.
We have lately filed large number
Of orders from different towns in Northern
Minnesota for blanks, town order books,
&C., and general satisfaction has been ex-
pressed with the work and prices. Orders
from towns promptly attended to.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received until the
L 10Th day Of June, for building
Fences, Privies, Walks and Digging
Wells,
AT the Union Schoolkouse Square. Plans
can be seen by calling on the Building
Committee. A: MONTGOMERY,
.-~- c. F. DAVIS,
w. T. CLARK.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN WHEAT.
SUGARS.
nd all groceries have dropped with gold.
We are selling accordingly.
A large and fresh stock on hand.

D. NJ. G. MURPHY & co.,
burbank & Powelrs brick block, St.
German Street.
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PArN.sv1I1E.-A correspondent writes
under date of the Sd inst. "Our election
passed off quietly on Tuesday. The vote
on tho bond question stood, 10 yes; 16no.
The vote on license to sell liquor, - for
and % against. Idon't think our people
understood the bond question"
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Nor1cr.-We offer to the public the
largest stock Of boots and shoes ever
in 81. Cloud. at the old stand of Messrs.
Smith & Herbert. Also fine assortm eut
Of hats, caps, gents furnishing goods,
ready-made clothing, fine cassimeres and
cloths. Clothing made to order by ex-
rerienced workmen. AH goods sold 70,
cash after this date.
PICKIT & ABBOTT.
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HURRAH FOR THE 4TH OF JuLY.-Boyl
has the largest and best selected stock Of
fireworks in the city, which will be sold
cheap, as everything else is that Boyd SELLS
Ar PRoNDzfNsK1's.-Ane new invoice of
hats, just received, embracing all the fash
ionable styles. Also, new styles of cloths
and cassimeres. All will be sold very
cheap.
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IlChNOk, TOLMAN 4 co.

Wooden and willow-ware, at Paul
Mockenhaupt's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-09

NoTlo1.-The stockholders of the st..
Cloud Hotel Company will meet at the Office
OIL. 3. West, Friday evening June 10th,
1t eight O'Clock. for the purpose of complet~
Ing the organization, and transacting other
important business. All stockholders are
expected to DO present.
By ORDER or THE CoxNIrrII.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-09

A1ss1oHA1Y Assoo1AT1oN.-On Tuesday
nishes meeting washeld in the NJ. E. church
fse the purpose Of organizing Female
nissionary Association for the improve
nsnt Of the female Hindoos as tho male
Missionaries cannot reach females in Hin
doc. An auxiliary Association was organ
lied In this place, and We kope to see the
work prosper.