The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-08-11

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j - tsot sssisias soaaty vi /,
g completed before September 1T.
"A new Catholic church is to b bui
! at Pembiaa. :zss S<s.5 Il
Trunks Of ~ sizes and prices, ct Piol
it & Abbott's. s=*
/ All styles Of calling and wedding oardl
printed at this office. q 3. +
| Col. Gilman sdvertises this week fo
beef cattle tor Fort sully.
| Picked herring. .whiteash and trou,
at Boyd's. 5; .:sss. .s.z .z: ..ss.
Tho Stearns county Democratic Con
en'ion has been callel to meet on tho lstl
VI September. r :. =
Col. Stone and Capt. Weidman, Of tn
N. P. r. r., are here engaged in plattin
the line Of tho road.
"A private letter from Pembins, date
the LIST, says that two soldiers had desertet
from that place.
-Farmers are paid the highest marke
price for wheat and other produce, a
J. W. Tenvoorde's store.
| "A telegraph Office Was opened at For
Ripley on Friday. Lieut. Weaver is wire
worker.
Rev: Gale, Baptist State Agent
preached in the Congregational church on
Sabbath morning and evening.
-Messrs. Piokit & Abbott will, in q
few days, move their entire stock to Bells
Block. taking the room recently occupied
by Smith & Herbert.
The Todd County Republican conven-
tion has been called to meet at Long Prai.
RI, on the 25th inst. There will be 81
delegates.
Yarmouth blotters, smoked halibut
and Goldfish, at Boyd's.
Gen. Andrews, q. 8. Minister to Swe-
den, has sent the Minnesota Historical So
ciety 204 newspapers, being copies Of al
most oil the papers published in Norway
and Sweden.
Gold has gone up, but goods are sold
ut the old prices, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Satisfy yourself by calling.
Mr.. J. Pickit and DR.. Upham returned
on Saturday from q trip to Otter Tail
county. They we're much pleased with the
country. Mr.. Pickit expects to locate ct
Fergus Falls.
The post Office at the town Of Ray
mond, in this county, has finally been put
in running order, with Mr.. L. B. Raymond
IS postmaster. The Office accommodates q
large number Of people.
"A choice lot Of English orookery, just
received At Paul Mookenhaupt's.
Tho law requires that al births and
deaths in town should be reported to the
Clsrk. Upon inquiring at the Office, W
find that not one Of either has been 70.
turned.
Capt. H. T. Johas, Of Duluth, has is-
sued circular giving information concern.
ing that place. Parties desiring to know
anything about Duluth will address him,
inclosing postage stamp.
The game law expired on the LIST, and
some of our hunters have been tryina
their guns. From the appearance Of thu
game bags Of several when they returned
We should judge that they imagined the
law to be still in full force.
Major D. NJ. G. Murphy started yes
terday for the upper country, to visit Gus
toners. This house does q very heav,
wholesale business. as it is able to offer tt
country buyers a. favorable terms ~ can
be had in st. Paul.
-'Voysger's' letter is;4a model O
what local letters should bs-compre.
he1ding, in short, crisp items. al the new
Of the place. But then, Tan JOURNAL il
famed as having the hest corps Of cores
pondents Of any paper in Minnesota.
~. W. Tenvoorde is selling the bes
family groceries at prices that defy com
petition. Give him a call
u. G. Smith, Esq, showed US las
week some sample stalks of the Norws,
oats, raised on the farm of L. E. Newell
of Gilmsntou. They were six fee
high, and some Of the heads Of the oatt
were % inches long. From one kernel 2!
stalks had grown.
The grain crop of Minnesota has beer
harvested this season at less cost thar
for many years past. Our farmers Bit
fair to be all out of debt aud have money il
their pockets beside, by the first of mex
January. Every one will then insist upo1
subscribing for The JOURNAL, which is
furnished at only $500 a-year in advance
Dried beef and herring, at Boyd's.
Sugars, cofees, teas, syrups, oil
ru;ts, crookery, stone and glassware, tan
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and peck
ct cutlery and spices of all kinds, cheape
than at any other place in the city, 1t
L1NPERIcH's.
WHEAT! WHEAT! WHEAT.