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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24
MEEKER COUNTY.
Frozen to Death-Growth Of Litch-
flold-Thc Blacketter Murder.
/. Llrour1E1p, MExxsR Co..! MlNs H.
Il .'js.s.o March 18th. 1870. tus.s:.gC b.!

LlrcnF1EID, MEEKgR Co.., MINI az
EDlroR JouRNAl.-D Daniel bolt, Esq, Of
Greenleaf, is supposed to have frozens5on
Friday the 18th Of February, while on his
way from Nj. Hart's, in Randy ohi county,
to Granite Falls, on the Minnesota, in
Renville county. AS every one remembers,
it was fearfully cold and stormy towards
night and during the night. He was sur
veyor. He had provsd-up on homestead,
He was an educated man, and when young
practiced law for two years in New Hamp-
shire. AMI was the author Of q work on
Bookkeeping aid Of another on the Laws,
Of -Business. He was rather eccentric,
was unmarried, and lived kind Of . her.
NIT life; was honest, generous and kind;
and was we'll known ty everybody in
southern Meeker and northern Renville
counties. He had no relatives in this.
State, but believe he had in New Hamp-
shire
Litchfeld is growing, even in the face Of
the terrible storms We are having. A
wholesale liquor store is nearly completed;
Mitchell 4 Waller have under way lum-
Der office; Mr.. Butler also is building a
lumber Office; c. B. Howell, County At
torney, has built law office and occupies
it; VIM. NJ. Campbell, the popular Sheriff,
has his Office in with the County Attorney; ;.
r. Gordon, late Of st. Cloud, is building
an addition to his saloon; and two other |
buildings are in course Of construction,
but have not learned who are the owners |
of them. :,"~
The Meeker County News says that So: !
rah Blacketter, who murdered her hus-
band, VIM. Blacketter, at this place, on the |
2lst ult., will undoubtedly be acquitted by |
the jury. This announcement should be
read in connection with tho fact that the |
editor of the News is attorney for the muir
deress. 1t was case Of deliberate homi-
eide therefore murder : it was done while |
she was trying to get her husband to sleep,
and therefore was assassination.
., = : v1(oYAIaER.
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LECTURE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who -
attracting and delighting immense au'
diences elsewhere, will deliver her popular
lecture called "Open tho Door," at the
Congregational church on Monday evening
the 2sth inst. As this will be an occasion
of rare interest, We hope none of our citi-
Gems will fail to 60, thus securing to them
selves rich intellectual treat, and settling
tho vexed question Of whether or no st..
Cloud can sustain lecture. Admission so
cents; children 25 cents reserved seats 25
cents extra. Tickets can be obtained az
Mrs. Aliens store.
The Fort ABRRcRoMB1E SrAGE.-On
Sunday, the 18th inst, the stage left
Pomme de Terre for Fort Abercrom-
bic, under charge Of Mr.. r. A. Wait, the
Agent Of the Company. The distance, fif-
~ miles, is regular days drive for the
stages. But the heavy snow storm which
commenced here on Monday, struck the
upper country the day before. From Sun
day morning until Friday afternoon the
driver, agent and passengers worked their
way among the drifts, shoveling much of
the distance. Several nights they were
compelled to lie out. When within five
miles Of the Fort, it was founl to be neces-
sary to send man in on foot to bring back
fresh team, as the one they had was COM
pletely exhausted. No stage left until Mr..
Wait arrived. On his way back he me,
the next up-stage at the Old Crossing. At
that place, Mr.. J. J. Hill, Of St. Paul, who
was en- route for Fort Garry, had boughta
dog train, and made eighteen miles in
two hours aud half. No mail had arriv-
ed at Abercrombie from Pembina for two
weeks. As it is brought on dog trains, tho
drifts in that direction must be something
wonderful. Mr.. Wait arrived at Alexan.
dria on Tuesday morning, and taking his
own team Of ponies, reached this place, o
drive Of ninety five miles, with the same
horses, at hak-past two O'Clock yesterday
morning, and, although completely ex-
left on the eight o'clock train for
St. Paul. The Stage Company may con-
graduate itself on having in Mr.. Wait one
Of the most energetic and reliable Agents
In the Northwest-a man who hesitates ct
no obstacles and who thoroughly under.
stands his business. Their Agent at St.
cloud. Mr.. ". E. Lake, is also the fright
man in the right place"
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sAuk CESTaE.-The Herald gives the
following losses by the late fire, additional
to those-reported in osr last issue: =.
Misunderstanding and stock, $3.50 ;
no insurance. .:,:-
8. Frank-Loss on building 81 900; no
insurance. W =, -. 49,. .:
A. De Groat-Loss on building $500; no
Lamb & Myrick-Loss on goods and
building 5000; insurance $4,000. -. -.
g.. Moore-Loss on building, $2,5OOs
8. Pendergast-Les on building, So, 500.
On stock, $500, with S., 600 on goods.
The Masonic lodge room was in Mooro's
building. and one jewel and some furni.
ture were lost-$2OO.
The total loss amounts to $12,95O;
available insurance, $3,278.
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Although Huber has been making
some heavy cash sales this week, he has
still splendid lot of choice family gro
ccries and provisions on hand.
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Lippincott's Magazine contains Troll
lope's story, '<The Vicar Of Bullhamp-
tom" "The Negro 10 the South" BY
E.. A. Pollard; "Two old heads" by
Grace Greenwood "Leouard Heath's
Fortune" BY Rebecc. Harding Davis,
etc. In the May number Trollope's
new story, "sir Harry Hotspur, =. Of
Humbletbvaite,"' will be- commenced.
j., B, L,ppiuoott 4 Co., Philadelphia
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About four weeks since, Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Powers, of Chanhassar, HennepiR county
who has relatives at this place, gave birth
to triplets-boys. The mother expired in
few hours afterwards, but the children
are alive and doing well.
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A note from Prof. ". Il. Wood
Colony states that he expects to return to
Minnesota in June. One of his spicy,
readable letters is published this week.
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THE SURPRISE OATS

Ripen ten days earlier than any other
Yields from 80 to 100 bushels per acre
machine measure, weighs As pounds per
bushel. Warranted pure and genuine. AT
= 9z~.. ALLEN & RussELEs.
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FoR RESr.-A good store-room in the
best business part Of the city: Size 'oi
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of bssiness
Rent moderate. Inquire Of
JOS. BROKER.
St. Cloud, July 20, 1869. ~.
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ST.. CLOUD, March "a, 1870.
Received Of J. E. West, Agent Of the
Republic Ins. Co., Of Chicago, the sum Of
six hundred dollars, being in full for all
claim upon said company for loss by fire,
March 6, 1870. The property consisted
Of dwelling house, furniture, wearing ap-
parel and family stores. -
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FROM NEW YORK.

Northern Pacific Railroad-Weather
In a private letter, from New York.
written on tho 10th, Leander Gorton, ESQ.,,
says: Il "a" E''',.:''f
''The officers Of the Northern p.cif.
Railroad met here last week and reorean-
lied. I met several Of them and was as
sured that everything was moving forward
satisfactorily; and that the work on tho
road is to be pushed vigorously. Nothing
is definitely settled as to the point Of cross
ing the Mississippi. but I hope We shall at
least get branch at st. Cloud.
"Gen.: Sargent, of Duluth, (the financial
agent Of the Company informs me that
he expects to sail for Europe this week on
business connected with the road,
eve have had more cold weather here
since the first Of March than during the
whole winter before, although there are
some indications of warm weather to-day
II hope to be able to return west about
the first of May"
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LOOK HERE! You FELLOW FRIEND -
Don't complain of hard times any more, be-
cause you get almost as much again
groceries and provisions for $l.0O, as you
did three months ago, at !. j
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BEST P1ows.-If farmers want the best
pillow in the market, one that has been
thoroughly tried, and is warranted to give
satisfaction, let them call at Nicholas
Lahr's manufactory. He sells cheap for
cash. Patronize home industry.
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HOUSE, FOR sA1E.--A large double house,
with the corner lot upon which it stands,
one square from the Normal School, will
be sold v.ry cheap. Inquire at this Office
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This Bakery has received . new Crack
or Machine, and will furnish tn bea
Crackers 1t the lowest price, Also vii
keep. on hand eyerythipG found in .
>e3s f3K61kCHASt BAKERY:
Call aud see ~, ON Richmond avenue,
Brokers' bloek. =. KUCK 4 FRITZ.
ST. CLOUD, jan 20, 1870. n27-1y
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= The April, number Of Democrats
Monthly Magazine, just received, is
fully equal to any Of its predecessors.
It presentsa number of heightened liter
q J articles, in connection with a display
ofreliable fashions, not to mention nu-
merous other valuable features. New
v..,-a $-s / 3 = sf,H eS3 s&aala .i143| 60
xOEk.y 1898 s=15s:!. ri z.;yt= 80 a.; t1J !.
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HOMESTEAD CiRonIAIs.-We have print.
ed, in the form Of -iroular, the substance
ofthe homestead and pre.emption acts,
with the rulings made thereon, up to this
date. Orders for large or small quantities
promptly filed.
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COUNTY MAPs.-Mr. o. E. Garrison has
for sole number Of Autographed section
al maps Of Stearns county. colored by
townships, for 1870. These maps are a
great convenience.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA.
OlncE CHHf CoxxIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
EieAlNr Paul, MINI, March s, 1870
C1EALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
y will be received at this Office until IL
n, WEDNESDAY,, April ID, 1870, fer fur
nishing the U. 8. Subsistence Department
With good fat
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s Watch This Space.

good l story frame House with
an l.; good we'll, and four acres of land.
10 the city limits, for sale. Price sl2Oa
Long time given if desired.
For sale-16O &C, es ofland near1he CITY
WIN good building, suitable fer hote:
FOR sale-A good u story frame bui,d.
ing with FIVE lots, near the Iake d..
$500. ''"A'' '''e<
For Rent.-A large two story dwe,,;n ,
house. Location central. e'
for kent.-A small dwelling house.
Price, $3.50. s'
FOR sale.-A good wood lot containing e,
"'fes near the city. Price very reasonabl.
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Manufacturing tho present week
msstinss have been held each evening at
the Congregational church, by Rev. Tomp-
kins. assisted by Rev. satterlee, pastor Of
the NJ. E. church, and considerable inter-
est has been awakened. They will be con-
tinued until the close Of tho week
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Everything for the benefit Of man, at
ALLEN h RUsslLI's.

HEARD FRox.-The missing Abercrombie
stage has finally been heard from, and ill
the passengers are safe. The bosts, shoes,
hats and caps, sold to thousands of GUS
toners during the past season by Pickit &
Abbott, have also been heard from. Perfect
satisfaction has been given in%eyery in
stRnce ..a- .:-s, . 81.
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Crushed, powdered and GRADUATED su-
gar = 80 -. ,.,,' S.. S! lbs for $500
Coffee "a" Sugar, stand
ard, pa. ret IT,. .e'~...s 6 loo
Brown Sugar, choice, 100
Rio Coffee, ~" =. 100
Choice Young Hyson, 1mpr'l. and o.
Gunpowder Tea, " $l.75 Per lb.
Choice Oouloong AID souohoong
Tea, r- $l.O0 to 81. 40 per ib.
Choice Japan Tea, $l.oo per ID.
We have full line Of SYRUPS, which
We are selling on the dcvn grade.
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The catalogue Of the Old Colony MUIR
series At Plymouth, Mass, has been re-
ceived. It is very full and complete.
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AS will be seen by notice elsewhere,
the firm of Burbank Bros. has been dis
solved. H. c. Burbank, Esq, has the
property and takes charge of all business
of the late firm here.
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More than forty years have elapsed
since Johnson's Anodyne Liniment was
first invented, during which time hundred .
Of thousands have been benefited by it's
use. Probably no article ever became 30
universally popular with al classes as
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
Pills which contain anthony, quinine,
and calomel, should b, avoided, as severe
gripping pains would Do their only result.
The safest, surest aud best pills are Par
sons Pargative or Anti-Bilious Pills.
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Rice & Reed, at St. Paul, are doing
some nice work in the way Of lithograph-
ing,
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IF. Schultz has the material on the
ground for raising his saloon another story.
He will put billiard hall on the second
door. q :: ~ .,t,it SEE S:g.3 E%s4xa.Es
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For Du1urH.-On Tuesday Jesse Clark
started for Duluth with over $500 worth
Of butter, cheese, eggs and pork which hs
had bought here the day before, paying
cash. Other teams are carrying produce
to Duluth.
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Says tho Matteawan Herald Miss
P Of this village, has made an offer to
. young halter. She claims women have
IS good right to make an offer in mar
risge Is man has.
We dare one of them to try it!
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The Methodists will give An entertain
ment in couple Of weeks for the benefit Of
their pastor. A good programme is being
arranged. IN s*s -51e. sss.
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Canned Goods
:. 49, ai'';' Z =
Welly come and sec US.
~ We DEFY all Competition.

D. M. q. MURPHY Il co.,
Burbank & Powell's Brick Block,
. st. German st., St. Cloud.
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"A fresh arrival Of baby carriages, at
Mrs. Aliens Book Store.
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None sell cheaper than

MIR. Louis Emmel is now in New Or
leans, in drug store. = =
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FA1R AND FEsr1vA1.-On Tuesday even.
ing fair and supper was given by the Ia
dies Of the Presbyterian church. The at
tendance was good, considering the state
Of tho walking. An excellent supper was
provided, which all seemed to enjoy. The
post Office, gypsy fortune teller and Chinese
tsa booth received each their share Of pat
ronsge. No one succeeded in guessing the
infants name-"Alice." The receipts
amounted to $ll0,O5.
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~
To Town, .OFrIoEls.s-Ws are able to
furnish the following blanks: sorder, in
any quantity desired: z
Order Of Supervisors layinEo ont . new
road. .''-s ss.s.SSeei r.: ,.59ssssssss+3s,
Release Of Dsmsgesby Owners Of Land.
Notice of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.)
Town orders. with stubs, bound or I'M
Bond Il Town T'rt,.sull.f.t. s do IS i,
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk Of Election Of
Justice of the Peace.
Notice Of Election of Constable.
These blank. are suitable for az town
or county IN tho State. - = -
Orders from the country, for Large OF
small quantities, filed ct St: Paul prices
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FoR SA1r.-A Wilcox & Gibbs sewing
machine, entirely new. Will be sold Oh
very favorable terms. Inquire at this Of
fee.
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Farmers coming to town will find good
accommodations at the Sank Valley House,
kept by Jos. Pendle. There is plenty Of
stabling connected with the house.,
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y. W. Metzroth continues to make
suits in the latest Eastern styles and most
substantial manner. He will soon start
for new stock Of goods.
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D1srR1or CouRr.-Special terms Of the
District Cour: will be held on I'd Of April
and 2lst Of May. The next regular term
win begin on third Tuesday in June.
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Il sell as cheap - the cheapest. 80

- - =: B ! MI.
Judge Hamlin returned on Saturday
from Faribanlt The ds,.ysof trains pre-
vented his arriving there in time to deliver
the lecture for which hs had I an. :engsge-
nsnt on Thursday evening. -
Dried fruits Z q i: Ill Kinds, cheap. 1t
korss's.. .9-ht~,<>- .~..s~SI e
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Huber still has some Of those choice
syrups left. Everybody likes them He is
bound not to be undersold. ,,S,Ss. H. r. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

: 7..,sr...H THE ...- t....-.
slOOaEEsslONs OF An INVALID.
Published for the benefit Of young men and others
4Ao sn:r from Nervous Debility, ETC.. supplying the
njlni Of seltcure. Written by one who cured bin.
elf and sent fec on rectiving postpaid directed en-
Ign, n. T. n24
WYoRps ,oI WIsDoNz ron YOUNG MEN ON
w The kulinE Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood With sol Help for the Erring and unfortunate.
Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Ad
rh I: IA: volII.nas
NOTICk.-U-s. LAND OFFICES, =.
N st. Cloud, MIMI; March e. 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by Alex
his Homestead Entry No dated April Il, 1866,
upon .r.t tn: ,o ~ e r. sw 4 section u,
township ll4 IaeEeSoin Seeal1s COUNT. Him. with
view to thscsnoeilsdcof taid entry thesat parties
A:ssby Summoned toappesr at this Office on the
DAY Of JULY, 1870, 1t 10 O'Clock IN the fore.
Noon 20 respond and fnrnish- testimony concerning
- 1850 CA. GILMAN, REGISTER,
mar2+ew. I. C. MCCLURE, Receiver
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CIrY EIsc1Iox.-The annual city cleo
ton, for choosing Mayor, Treasurer and
certain ward officers, will take place on
Monday, Nay 2d-nst in April ~ many
think. The following vacancies will have
to be filled in the different wards:
LIT Nas5-Couneilman in place Of Thos.
G. Alden. Member Of Board Of Educa-
ton in place Of Dr.. NJ. G. Tolmau.
I'd Hesd-Aldermas o. Tenny and Mem
Der G. F. Davis.
Sd Ward-Alderman L. A. Evans an
Member Jos. Edelbrock.
Al Wayd-Aldesmsn P. Smith, and
Members Dr.. A. E. eenkler and J. r. Ben
nett (ths latter appointed to fill the vacan
~ caused by the resignation Of A. }
Reed.)
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BOILERS SoIp.-Mr. G. Bridgman hav-
ing sold tie boilers in his upper saw mill
to Clemens Kost, Of Richmond, they were
taken up on Monday, and will be put in
the saw mill there. MIR. B. will have new
boilers in his mill in time for spring work.
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J. B. MILLS,

Before you buy anything your family
wants, come and sss ne. go.
J. r. MrILs
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MAIL PRoposA1s.--Blank proposals for
carrying the mails for sale at this Office.
Orders promptly filed.
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II buy and sell oil kinds of produce.
J. 3, MILLS,
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J. e. WEST,
REAL ESTATE AGENT

81. CLOUD, MIMI,
Will Buy and Sell Real rst,ta nm
Commission,
"oeat n Land Warrants and College Scrip,
j.. ray taxes, and transact al bust
ness connected with
Zeal Estate Agency.
REFERESCEs.
GOV: WIN. R. MARSHALL, St. Paul MINI
E1'dov. >. MILLER, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Hon J.: NJ. McKELvY, St. Cloud. Minn
hon. Il. 7. WEtLEs, Minneapolis. MINI
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Until further notice, gold and silver
will be taken at par for groceries at Boyd's.
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Col. W. NJ. Kinball, during the war
stationed % Quartermaster at this place
and Fort Ripley, has just returned to Min
neapolis from Washington, having succeed.
81 in satisfactorily adjusting his accounts
! with the government. 80
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A CARD.

On the evening Of the 9th inst, I re.
oeived notice of tho burning Of my store
ct Sank Centre. On the same evening I,
in company with J. E. West, Insurance
Agent for tho Home ms. Co., of New Ha.
ven, Conn.,, in which company I was in.
sured. repaired to the scene Of loss and on
tho 23d received payment in full from said
Company for my said loss. Considering the
remoteness Of the location Of the loss this
may be considered PROMPT ACTION on the
part Of the Company; a eonsiderati n thai
should not be overlooked BY those wishang to
insure. T. G. MCCLURE.
st. Cloud, March Oath, 1870.
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TAKE Nor1cE.-Fresh groceries at J. B
Mills, cheap as the cheapest. : Goods de-
livered, free Of cost, in any part Of the
citv. - -" =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24
WANTED.

100000 worth of FLrs and Hides at H.
Hepner's old stand, St. German street,
for which the highest New York market
price will be paid in cash.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

All kinds Of staple groceries, cheap, a
Morse's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

If your neighbor does not take The
JOURNAL, just tell him that Boyd has the
best -four in market, and at considerably
lower rates than the "Flour Ring" sells
for.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-24

Thousands Of new customers ha, .
found their way to Limperich's, and they
were no fools. ,.. -,@ ~; -. Is