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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-05-05

| ATTEMPTED su1c1ps.-Our readers vii
remember poor unfortunate man BY the
name of John Clarke, who lost both eyes
some two years since, while working at
Cold Spring, quarrying stone for Wait y
Clarke's mill, and has been about St. Cloud
more or less since that accident, On Sat-
urday night last, about six O'Clock he at
tempted to put an end to his troubles, and
would have accomplished his purpose but
for discovery Of his condition. OF late
he has become dissipatcd and while intoxi-
Gated has repeatedly announced his deter
mination to commit suicide. He was in
this condition on, Saturday evening, and
about supper time babe Mr.. Hennemann-
at whose hotel he was stopping-good-bye,
spying that he would see him no more.
Very little attention was paid to these re-
marks, and Clarke went up stairs into
room occupied, for the time, by some
guests who were at supper. Here he pro-
cured a ladies nubia, and tying it about
his neck, fastened it to u bed post about
four feet from the floor, and then attempt
ed strangulation, but making some, noise
man broke in the door, which was fasteu.
ed, and speedily cut the nubia, dropping
Clarke upon the floor and saving his life.
When discovered he was quite black in tho
face and insensible. DR.. Weber was imms-
diately summoned, and upon his arrival ad-
ministered powerful emetic, discovering,
as he informs us, that Clark had also
swallowed poison. After an hour of great !
pain the patient SO far recovered as to be !
able to converse with his friends and at !
eight o'clock, when we interviewed him,
talked freely but lncoherently. Wishing
all the by-standers to leave the room he
stated that he had resolved to live no long,
or, that his hopes were destroyed and his
entire life blasted, that he had placed con-
idencc i'll one who had betrayed it to tho
destruction Of his welfare and happiness.
lie also said that he did not make such q
resolution because of his misfortune, but
'pon interrogation refused to divulge his
ecret. Several times during the conversa-
ion he gave way to the most bitter invcc-
ives and painful sobs and al its conclusion
announced his full determination to destroy
himself as soon as an opportunity occurred.
We are informed orr that at the time he became
lind he was engaged to be married, and
hat the refusal Of the young lady to fulfil
Ter promise has continually worn upon his
mind. Clarke was Sergeant in the l. LIST
Wis. Cav. and one Of the captors Of jeff:
Davis, receiving his share Of the reward,
'366.OO, only last week. On Monday
morning he took the cars for st. Paul
aving, it is thought, reconsidcred his de-
ermination to commit suicide.
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UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received . new Crack
q Machine, and will furnish the bes
Crackers 1T the lowest price. Also vii
keep on hand everything found ina
EIRST-CLASS BAKERY:
Call and see Us, on Richmond avenue,
Brokers' block. KUCK l. FRITZ.
st. Cloud. Jan. 20, 1870. n27-1y
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The place to by your groceries, At
ALLEN l. RussBL1's.

Sugars, coffecs, teas, syrups, oils
fruits, crockery, stone and glassware, tanl
cy goods, Yankee notions, table and peck
t cutlery and spices of all kinds, cheaper,
than at any other place in the city, at
LIMpERICH's
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES,.

AT J. W. Tenvoorde's, as he wishes to
close them out regardless Of cost We will
not enumerate his goods as his stock Is 90
we'll known to contain everything in the
dry goods and grocery lines. He has
marked down each article in his whole
stock to prices that cannot fail to sell his
goods. He does this because meney is 80
scarce and he wants money more than he
does the goods. Do not buy any kind Of
dry goods or groceries without looking
through his stock, as he can save money
or you.
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cheap at Boyd's.

$1,000 DoILARs-Worth Of fars wanted
q eehsltsa's Drug Store, 81. Germain
street. Sehultea hes accepted the agency
for one Of The bssviest New York exporting
heasss and 10 prepared to ply the highest
81. Paul prices for good furs Of al dsserip-
tiess. Country stsrskespsrs and trsppers
vfp aadit 70 their interest 70 give him .
81 5..lf$ IT. # Fl
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NEW .ADVERTISEMENS.
NOTICE

whereas my wife Matte, Martial J..
Mills, has left my bed and board, and re-
fuses longer to live with me; now there
fore, all persons are hereby cautioned
against trusting or harboring her on my
account. And all persons are hereby mott.
fed that will rot hereafter pay any
debts of her contracting.
J. 3. MILLS
Dated St. Cloud Nav 5th 1870,
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SECURE Subsidiaries desirious Of
hearing Geo. F. Train, Friday evening,
must call at once at Rosenberger's Book
store and secure reserved seats.
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NARROW EscApE.-During a rain stor m
a. Lake George in the western part Of our
county, last week, the lightning struck q
pitohfork in the hands Of Mr.. GILES, tear
ing it into fragments and stunning the
holder very considerable. Otherwise, Mr..
G. escaped injury.
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Dated ct. Cloud May 5th 1870.

nLOOll1N0TON, Ill.,, NURsERY.-
ID 10th Yeari 900 Acres 10 Greenhousesl
Largest, best stock and shipping facilities. APPLES
/, and w., 1910 fine ", SIS. Apple Rootgrafts,
choice, -. Nursery Stocks, Seeds, Usage, Apple,
Peach, Wildeoose, Plum, 0sage Hedge, 10000, al5.
Evsrgrsens, Roses, 1000, 500. Dahlias, Gladolus,
0rssohouss, Bedding Plants. Send loc. for Gaia.
oxues. +. X. PHOENIX.
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Eiclbrock has come down 70 the gold
standard, giving more sugar, aad ether
family grocerie, for one dealas, than any
other house in st. Cloud. Anew oAd full
supply at the latest quotatioas, and . DE-
sire to sell for cash without profit, for the
pleasure of it, il the cause Of the tumble.
down in prices.
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Oflcial Paper OF the City.
OAcial Paper OF MonOngalia County

~ Tho Circulation OF The Joufn"A
10 DOUBLE that Of any other paper
pablished I'm Northern MinnesOta. Lot
Advertisers remember this.
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CHEAP! CHEAPER!: CHEAPEST!

The cheapest place in town to buy drugs
notions, lamps, lamp chimneys, paints oils
and wwindow glass, is at :ss,t
TlCKNOR, TOLMAN & co.
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The Cou1T HousE.-Some fine white
maple trees have recently been set out
about The Court House, and if properly
taken care Of viii add much to its appear
snes. Sheriff Alden has also furnished
the Court Rsom with good cloth window
curtains, heretofore much needed. {
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FAT CATrLE.-Messrs. Coats & Freeman
have been shipping fat cattle to St. Paul
by tho car load. They were oil very fine,
but Messrs. Boyington, Of Clear Lake, ind
Stevens, Of Clearwater, furnished the best
that have been in the St. Cloud market.
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INV BUl1DINas.-We note this week that
B. Rosenbe1ger Esq. has commenced his
new brick building, on the corner of st.
German St. and Richmond Ave. 1t will
b % BY 80 feet two stories in heigh.
1rs Beoker's brick dwelling on Wells
Avenue II being pushed ahead rapidly.
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COUNCIL PEocEEDrNcs.-Tuesday eve
ming May Sd. Present, Aid. Alden, Bridge
man, Burbank, Kerr, T. Smith, Tenny and
President Evans.
Bill Of John Dorr, Street Commissioner
of $3.50 was allowed.
Bills of TicSnor, Tollman s. Co. for OF,
$50 and of N. F. Barnes for postage ST.
II were allowed under suspension Of rules.
An ordinance vacating the southerly one
half of Morgan Avenne, lying bctwee n
Welles Avenue and the Mississippi River,
was introduced and passed under suspen-
sion of rules: - >&@
The Council then proceeded to canvass
the votes cast in the different Wards at the
late election, with the following result:
Mayor Oscar Tayl or, no opposition, 28o
CITY 7+easurer-J:. M. Rosenberger, no
opposition, 301.. . =. -
City Justices-N. F. Barnes, 2o5; Vim. J
Parsons. 154; H.. R. Tobey,. 1874; P
Beauprs, Is. '...:.. j.
| A1deTmen-lst Ward, VIM: Powell, GO
J. H. Owen, 81. I'd Ward, J. G. Smith, nj
opposition, g.. sd Ward, c. schulten;: IS
J. L: Wilson "a. ";4th Ward, P. Smith, n
opposition, 46.
sAa"1.rs Boerd Of sEducaaer-1st Ward
NJ. G. Tolman, 81; VIM. Powell, %. 2
Ward, CT. Davis, no opposition IA. 8
Ward, b Rosenberger, no opposition IL,
4th Wards, Jos. Broker, three years, A.
u: r. Ben nett, one year, SO. '~->,s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONFESSIONS u an INVALID
Published for the benefit Of yousg non and Others
mans OF ssltcurs Written BY one who cured him
sef and sent fee receiving postpaid directed en-
velope Address, NATHANIEL MAY FAIR. Brook.
lvn N. Y. oI4
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100000 worth of Furs and Hides at H.
H@pncr's old stand, St. German street,
for which the highest New York market
price will be paid in cash. ..~-
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THE GREAT TRAIN will lecture here TO-
morrow, those who want to hear him ha!
better secure reserved tickets, to be had a
Rossnberger's Book store.
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uAINI PRAIRIE.

Suffrage Question Disc Observation-Disclosures
Essoy In ravor Of Woman's 0u1taEo
-Organizatlon OF Sunday School,
Elder Shoemaker.
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For ,RESr.-A good store-room in the
best business part of the city. Size Of
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business.
Rent moderate. Inquire Of
.,. JOS. BROKER.
St. Cloud, July %, 1859.
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We should not hesitate to recommend
to any friend of ours, Parsons Purgative
Pills; they are scientifically prepared, and
are adapted to all the purposes of good
purgative medicine.
Decidedly the best remedy that has
ever been discovered for rheumatism,
swollen or stiff joints, flesh wounds, sprains
bruises. cuts, and burns, is Johnson's An
edyns uniment. We use it and always
seeemnend it to our friends.
Before you buy anything your family
vents. come sHd &c me.
J. B. MILLS.
-Cigafs ct wholesale, at
ALLEN & RussEL1's.
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OFFICE OF CRY TREASURER
ST. CLOUD, MINI, April, 10, 1870.
To the Honorable, the President and Common Couactl
Of the city Of 81. Cloud, Him.:
GENrLExEN.-Tho following is my Annual Report
condonse exhibiting the receipts and disbur scments
Of tho City Government from April 9th, 1860 to April
10th, 1870
Very respectfully,
j. NJ. ROSENBERGER,
City Treasurer.
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BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Desds-Warranty, Quit-olaim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Court-Summons, Notices of
| Trial and Notes of Issue.
Justices CoWt-Sunmons and Sabp0-
| mas.
TO Town OFrIcERs.-We are able to
furnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out new
road.
Release of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.) -
Town orders. with stubs, bound or un-
bound. -
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
" Constable.
i" Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election of
Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN tho State.
Orders from the country, for large or
SIN all quantities, filed at St. Paul price
New stock of goods received at Paul
Mockenhaupt's this week, which will be
sold cheaper than ever.
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81, The mex. meeting Of the Library As
ISOLATION w;ll be at the residence Of. Mr.
J. II. Owen under the auspices Of Mrs. C.
II. Alsop, on Thursday evening, May 18th
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Fon SALE or REHT.-Two dwelling
houses in Browns addition, built last year.
They are comfortable and convenient
throughout, and desirable for small fami.
lies. Rent reas onable., hi g.. -
- IT q Rv1RRANH
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"a All kinds Of Job Printing, in Eng
sh, Germa n or Norwegian, executed at
This office. Send in your orders.
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Teas, coffees and sugars, cheaper thai
ever, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.

FoR SA1E.-A planning and matching
machine, surface "a inch wide, plenes and
matches II inches wide; now RAINING at
Northern Pacific Planning shop, St. Cloud.
F. Fl. DAM.
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!" NEW CUSTOM
BOOT AND:!s!!HoE STORE,

: I would .aa..,s. . =. s,ti,.n, Of *.
Cloud and visiajtJ 49, I hsve ''''
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's'-For any thing you want at low rates
and best quality 60 to Boyd's.
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SOME FIsHING.-As the result of one
day spent at Briggs Lake, two young
gentlemen, Ed. Y. Tobey and Henry
Gilbert, brought home, on Monday last,
225 lbs. Of excellent pike and pickerel.
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COOP APPOINTMENT Mayor Taylor has
appointed Mr.. A. N. Gilbert as special
policeman to enforce the Hog Ordinance.
People possessing swine habituated to
roam loosely about the streets, will take
notice, if they wish to save their bacon.
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Honey at IS cents per pound at Paul
Moceknhaupts.
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P1 WI
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WORK
JOB WORK AND REPAIRING done
with neatness and dispatch.
Being practical workman for many
years, he feels confident of his ability to
please. He invites all to give him q call
and convince themselves that 1. the above
are facts. T. j. BONHAM.
St. Cloud, Nov. Is, 1869. v12-nl
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EXPERIMENTAL DocEr.-Yes surely expere-
Indian Root Pills that it is better to take
a medicine upon the first symptoms Of dis
ease, that will surely restore health, than
to wait until the complaint has become
chronic. Use these pills in all cases Of
Billiousness, Indigestion, lIeadache, Liver
Complaint, Female Irregularities, SC. Get
the Qmeta Almanac from your storekeeper,
il contains much useful information for the
Invalid and convalescent. If you aae all
ing use Dr.. Morse's [ndinn Root Pills and
you will find them Of great value. Sold by
all Dealers. n34 .
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BETTER THAN AUCTION.

Maple Sugar, 20 cts per pound, a
Boyd's: 81
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g P,D'N ED.

oPt11'.NB BID
Nv Kew Cuitsa Doe9 ed Shoe store On
WashinRtsa oVea0o uext door to Mr..
Hir's phstegss9A olnssy, where l viii BE-
pleased 70 - IN e ~ cid customers and
every one whs nay want anything in my
line. Twin keep On hand = frst-elass
stock Of I ~ tGUEE r-..~ $3.50
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers &c.
tsGGa - - :, 81; ~ CT =; =
"a CUSTOM WORK DONE IN TIE
LATEST STYLE 3o7 uoE v6 ii
Repairing: done neatly and DrenDt'
1i2.n4s ssz81f w. HENDERSON.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ON tho delights Of
Hoxx and the prophecy or improperly Of getting
Married, with sanitary Soe those who feel UNITED
for matrimonial Aappines Sent frse IN sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
r, Philadelphia, p.
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ANsw TSAoHER.-The people Of Jacobs
Prairie havs been without school teacher
since Hf. Cans vacated tho position, to a.
sumo The dates Of County Treas urer, but
Mr.. H. Broker re-opens their 50 hool in .
few days. Mr.. Cans had taught there
four year, and half.
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THB WsA11IR.-This week has been I'M
comfortably hot, all the thermometers
working themselves up to go in the shade,
nearly every day. On Tuesday night a
much needed rain, watered the dry earth
causing the screen things growing to
smile and stretch themselves out amazingly.
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-Crauberries 10 cts. per quart at
Boyd's.
Fen SALE.-A half-size photograph CAM
era, c. G. Harrison's make; as good as
new box and shields in good condition.
For further particulars call at Hills gal-
cry.
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-Croctery At hard-pan prices At Boyd's.

TAKE No1Ion.-Fresh groceries ct ]. B
Mills, cheap % the cheapest. Goods de-
ltvsred, free Of cost, in any part Of the
citv.
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MUSICAL ACADEMY AT ANoKA, MIMI
Term often weeks, will commence Monday,
May 10th. Daily recitations in vocal and
instrumental music. Thorough Bass har-
mony. Send for circulars to S. NJ. Weigel,
Principal.
FoR SALE.-Cheap for cash, l bay
mare, s years old, with colt. Warranted
to DO perfectly sound. Inquire Of
]. G. HUBER.
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MEAT MARKET.
vTNRESH Meat, Hams, Sausage and Y.
etablcs Of oil kinds, kept constantlyvs
nand, Shop on St GERMAN street !: j
CHAS.= LUEQs
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! a.-Crockery lower than any other house
1t Paul Nookenhaupt's. ..i ~, ,ssz.s-- -,
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Il sell as cheap as the cheapest.
j. B. MILLS.
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TRA1N.-As before announced, George
Francis Train will deliver one of his re-
markable lectures at Schwartz & Theis'
Hall, tomorrow evening. Whatever may
be the subj cots he handles-and nearly ev-
erything ID touched upon-it will be in y
manner unequa'led by any other living
person. Mr.. T. has some twenty appoint.
msnts for Nay, and in an advertisement
sent % BY his agent, ws notice the follow.
ing: 49,. .......
''FolF GARRY ExaAaEMrNr.-June 10Th.
Ris. lPrssidsnt Fsnian Republic Of Red
Rivee) Chairman" .,-.......
We hsvs no doubt Riel would be glad I
prssads evse The meeting, but. the little fuss
kicked up IN Canada over his murder of
9eett NJ reader it imp ortsnt for him 70
10 elsewhere 1t that time. We hope to see
. full Aesss Tomorrow evening. .-'-
~ - - -. -. -...:i - " '+t''' "
V131 IxIsxslvn LODGING. -On Friday
night ~ Isishmsn, whose l,bstio ns At
The shsias Of Baeehus-during tho dsy-
had bssa lsaG and frequent, concluded to
wrap - drspsry Of his couch about him,
lie downte pleasant dreams. upon the
sidewalk On Jefferson avenue, and not &C
home until / respectable and proper hour
in tho morning. Now to this plan Of lodg
Ing ~ offer NO particular objections, as il
10 - ssts % dry goods box and it is no
30 crowded, but one should be extremel,
eassea shout his room. mates, Is the rcsul
In this case will show. The tria Is and pri
vstlons Of the very vigorous campaign o
tho day, caused our hero to sleep soundly
and unconscious Of
"All above, beneath"
until about daylight, when feeling cold, h
discovered that he had not bed clothe
enough to be right comfortable, and there
fore got up, only to find that his bran ne'
hat was missing, his money-some thir'
do,lars-had followed off the hat, and tina
. check on McClure's bank, for 500, ha
gone to keep the balance company. Non
Of these articles have been recovered, bu
payment Of the check has been stopped.
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LOCAL NEWS

< We vou Id ,e:p,cJa!.? geo.
wsinsss men and Others wishing any kind Of
JOB Printing, to call and examine our
xtensivestock Of New Material, justrseesued
from the East, before sending to st. PouSoT
going elsewhere. Our Job Office is now one
Of tie best in the State, and zee do '0o1k
which we ,cill guarantee to be satisfactory
at Saint Paul Prices.
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PEnsoNA1.-Eenry Roseuberger, of the
firm Of Rosenberger Bros, arrived h ONE
from the East last Friday. Henry has
purchased large stock of hardware,
which is now arriving.
E. M. Wright, Esq, returned from the
Otter Tail region last Friday. He reports
intense N. P. R. R. excitement in that Slo-
cality. .' =, 7 :
Jos. Zimmerman, one Of the old settlers,
started last week for the Rush Lake Settle
ment; near Otter Tail, wherc lie has a
homestead and where he proposes to re-
side.
Hon. VIM. S. Moore, has removed his
law Office to a fine room in Burbank &
Powell's block, over D. NJ. G. Murphy s
Co.'s store.
Samuel Doughty, of Lake City, is in
the city.
Among the arrivals at the Central House
the past week, we find, Chas. Buss, Cold
Spring; Gen. Holabird, U. 8. A.; Peter
Roy, Little Falls; D. Gilman; Watab; 3.
1Ianscom, A. McCrea, Brockway.
Mr.. McCrea has returned to Minnesota
after an absence east of eight years, with
the intention OF again residin here.
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Hams, shoulders, side meat and clear
pork, at Boyd's. z@= b s..ss (. IS
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RAILROAD BUs1NEss.-Statement of the
81. Paul & Pacific r. R., at the St. Cloud
Depot, for the month Of April, 1870:
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Call and see.

Quincy crackers, the best in use at
Boyds. -, lex 80. -.: - -.
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Total,

IMMENSE SToCK.-Rosenberger Bros,
have just received immense and splendid
stock Of hardware, building matersials,
house-furnish1ug goods, cutlery, wire goods
&c., &c., which have all been bought cheap
for cash and will be sold at the lowest cash
prices, so that their custo mers will receive
the benefit Of their purchase.
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FIN ANCIAL LENT

monongalia County,: Minnesota,
49, -. :<
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STOVE AND TIN STORF.
Il. j. BONHAM

Would nounce to the citizens Of st..
Cloud and surrounding country that he
has opened a
I
New Stove and Tin Store,
nthe stand formerly occupied by J. 8
Kelly opposite Burbank Pow
ell's block, where he will keep
constantly on hand .
&. good assort- go.
ment of
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Lumber and shingles, cheap as the
cheapest, at j. W. Tenvoorde's.
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Apples, oranges, and lemons, at
Bdyd's
Clothing made to order in the latest
styles at st. Cloud Regulator, good fits
guaranteed.
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COOK.
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AND HEATING
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Which ne will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH.
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