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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-29

Mr.. J. 8. Dam, of Maine Prairie, has
removed to St. Cloud, attracted by our
educational and business advantages. 49,
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Mlk1IlsIlulDI.

N this city, Decmber 2eth, 1870, at the
residence Of tho brides uncle, Mr.. Thomas
Jones. By Rev. b. Y. Campbell, Mr.. San
.u1L I. Joszs, Of Edgar, III, to Miss MAI.
TIA J. JoNss, Of st. Cloud. S .;.s,ss :
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GOOD News g,O I, Wan q I .L !. l,Ill

Just received B
Afull line Of new sMerinos, I'll shades,
Isl At Jos. Edelbrook's.
a large lot Of green .nd gold mixed Wa
ter proof Oloth,
&C Jos. Eds1brock's.
Asplsndid lot Of Gaitsrs. Especial alton
ton called to the new felt CATERS, moroe
% foxed, 70 button or lace, 50 ,.. -. = =,
- & ~ / Il At Jos. Edelbrook's,l
i: ~ Do not fail to call and examine
these new goods. More on the way. T. r.
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME C.. MEARS,a
ENaLIeH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day School for Young
: Ladies.
no. 229 Madison Avenue. New Yc.x.

~A~~9
:. Ladies'.
No. 223 Madison Avenue. New Yc.x
The next session will. commence Tues.
day, September 20, 1870.
Madame Mears has great pleasure in an
nouncing to her patrons and friends. that
she Will be able to offer superior ADVANTAGE.
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, at the opening of the next
session.
The course Of instruction compri,es II.
English and French Languages, Latin.
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geone.
try; Geography, Astronomy, Chemistrv
and other Natural Sciences Mental nd
Moral Philosophy, History, Composi,f on.
French and English Literature. =
During the season Lectures will be d..
livered by eminent Professors on subieek
connected with the various departments : AZ
instruction. These Lectures will be -
ranged for the general benefit 81 fSe
school. ::
Music, drawing, painting, singing. h..
may be included, at special rates. =
The best professional talent is emplevsa
In the various Departments, and the vSele
is under the immediate care and supervia-
ion Of Madame C. Mears.
French is the language Of the estsbnsh.
! ment. =
Circulars giving terms, &c., sent On n.
piAC"SAVAs s..-5=5eg; p. = * -.
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We understand that the. last gilt show.
which visited this place was not much Of .
success. II is matter Of eongratulation
that our people are growing wiser in the
use of their money.
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Fuas.-Tho highest price paid for furs
hides and venison saddles. At Heopner's
old stand.
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Attention is directed to tho advertise
ment Of tho Union Pacific Railroad, Offer
ing for sale $4,000, 900 acres of rich farm
ing lands. A guide, containing full partic-
ulais, has been printed by the Company,
and will be sent free on application. ,'-.
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notice that Jos. Edel-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for Whext. ...-.......,....
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FURS.

The highest St. Paul price, for all kinds
Of furs, is paid, A. usual, BY G. sohulten,
St. German street, St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trsppers will find it to their
interest to give him Gail before shipping
their furs below.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on the delights Of
HoHI, and the propriety or improperly Of getting
Married, with sanitary for those who feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent Free in sealed en-
@velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
p philsdelphia, p.
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North Star Iron Works,
HARRISON. GoRT0N & CO..

Maufacfnrers OF Steam Engines and
Boilers. Saw MIL Machinery, - FIGURING
Mills, Building Columns, Window Caps and
Stills. Hot Air Furnaces, Water Wheels, &C.,
&c. ~ ia 50 5sy,ss::s -.
All kind OF repairing and fob work done
The FIGURING and arist Mill department
will be under the superintendence OF Mr.
0. A. Pray. And the Saw Mill work will
nish all the latest improved Mill Machinery
and guarantee entire satisfaction.
Between Raiload Bridge and Pacific
Mills. d, L. 81 ~.
Minneapolis. Nov. 2sth, 1870. ,y1ln2o
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IRON WoRKs.-Among the leading estab-
lishments Of the State in this line are the
Minnesota Iron Works, at Minneapolis.
They have been in successful operation for
number Of years, and are supplied with al
necessary machinery for doing the best
work. Orders promptly filed. T..
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DO not forget that Boyd has tho f.
nous Doty Washing Machine for sale. Also
the Universal Clothes Wringer.
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w A NTED
F'urs! Furs! Furs :!

with few hundred dollars capital III every town in
the State, to buy 10, 900 Mink skins, and all
other kinds Of Fura during the season. will send
confidential circular, with prices that will enable
him to compete with any travelling agent, ana make
good salary besides. Being connected With house
in Chicago and New York having no commission to
enables us to defy competition. All goods sent to
me direct will receive immediate attention, and the
highest market prices paid in cash, leaving
only one profit between tho producer and the manu-
6cturer.
~ Send on your Fus, and receive your Cash BY
return nail. tsss% ~ tJ*l! s.s7.z vs. 81 sss.F
t.sa+ LIS :.~xssJ. t. o. BOSZOWITZ 81.
Ao Lake st., Chicago; 80 Mercer d., NY.
NV. FISHER,
fl afbley street, b., nv24tf ST: PAUL, MINI.
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EIorzxzSr.-Edgar Nichols, Of Green
Lake, Monongalia county, eloped recently
with his sister-in-lsw, . young girl Of 1e.
Nichols had been interested in the town
and mills 1t Green Lake, and before leav-
ing had realized: So, 900 in cash on his
property. He was about 80 years Of age,
and left q wife and child. =" ,.-.-'+'' -.
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: TO -BUSIN Ess MEN.

TN JOURNAL Office has just received q
very large stock of new type, embracing
oil the new varieties in styles. Also, cuts,
cards, tags, etc. This office cannot be ex-
celled in the style Of its job printing.
Prices very low. .~g@ ,....,- ~: -. o.
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National Straw Cutter.

Choice teas and coffees, direct from
New York, just received ct Edelbrook's.
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Tho Congregational soeiable will meet
ct the house Of Mr.. c. F. Davis, Friday
evening, December sOth.
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- CuTlllr.-P. Aookenhaupt has on hand,
s8nes assortment Of table and pocket cut
cry which he will sell - cheap 81 the
cheapest. = e
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NATURES. -.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Contains no Lac sulphur-No suser Of Ia.a.H
Litharge-No Nitrate Of Silver, and il enftsly ffes
from tho Poisonors and Health-dSstroyanR bD0
used in other Hair Preparations.
TrsaspaIent and clear - cryytal, It vhl .e4 l.s
the finest hbrfc-perfectly SAFE, CLEAN ss9 Is 81.
ClENI- dectderatx~s LONG e0UGHF IOR IID
FOUND AT LAST -
1t restores and prevents the Hsir itsa bsssxass
Dandru, is cool and refreshing to he hess. 49,,
tho hair from falling of, and restores Il e S-sAl
extent when premsturely lost. prsvsntss Headsshc,
Heat. As DRESSING for the 81 ~ 30 In ~ Sssst
Article in the market, : -
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentes, oorsoa Jsnsties: ia
ter, Mass. The Genuine 10 put Up IN persl Ssttis
made expressly for 1t with OF the article blo-n
To the glass. Ask your Druggist for Eat1rs's K,1
Restorative, and take no other. - =
For sale BY G. eCHULTEN CO., S ss.
Mo and TlcKNO& DEAAH { a.. 81 60
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500 BARRELS SALT,
Just received and for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, at X
D. NJ. q. MURPHY l. cos,
-: st. German street, st. Cloud.
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LEoru11s.-As We announced briefly last
week, arrangements have been completed,
BY tho Union Library Association, for =
course o.. six lectures, to DO delivered In
the Congregational church: Tho first will
DO on Tuesday evening, January 10th, Il by
Judge Hamlin subject, "Joan Of Arc.''
The balance Of the course will be by Revs.
Mills, Campbell and satterlee, Prof. Ira
Moore, and Col. G. D. Kerr. It 10 expected
to have still other lectures follow these.
Tickets for the course can be had at the
Post Office and ct Tobey's hook store. ;.
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'zs--sugsrs, ooaees, teas, @syrupa, oil
ruit', crookery, stone and glassware, ,ten-.
oy goods, Yankee notions, table aid pook-
et cutlery and spices Of al kinds, cheaper
than atany other place Is the city, 1t s: ..*1
- azs g.. '3'Ess e2 ~ L1nrBH1cH's:;s.;;
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GREAT BARaA1N.-The large double
dwelling honse, with tho corner lot on
which it stands, west Of the Normal School,
will DO sold for the very low price Of $500.
Inquire ct this Office, at once.
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OvERcoArs.-A. full line Of overcoats,
q cost, At Richardson's. 1920.

Masonic 2;ELEor1oH,-Our Clearwater
correspondent, '.Logos," sends ~ the re-
suit Of the election At Clearwater Lodge A..
f.. and AM. Of officers for tho ensuip:
year, which was Is follows:
P. r. ". W. T.. Rigby. M. !
g. II. Gibbs 8. W.
II. B. Morrison ]. W.
r. Shaw T. ,a
H. J. Rauney SEQ.
Stanley Philip 8. D.
c. H. Voese J. d;
P NJ. 7. G. Porter Tyler.
Chas. Tollington, Actuary Of Aeeassis
Cemetery.
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SCHOOL PRzszNrs.-The pupils In the
intermediate Model Department at the
Normal School gave their teacher, Miss
Walker, q very large and handsome black
walnut bracket and handkerchief box as
. Christmas present. In the Primary
Model room, Miss Elliott and Miss Ravens
each received napkin ring from the little
ones. Al tho Union school, Prof. sprague
was presented with richly-beund edition
Of "Covpsr" and . pencil case, and Miss
Barrett With handkerchief box, At the
close Of the examination on Friday.
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Corn shelters, best makes,

Bio SrocK AND Low PR1cEs.-J. ".
Tenvoorde calls attention to his immense
stock OF winter dry goods, which he guaran-
tees to sell at lower figures than any other
house in tho city: These goods are all Of
the best quality. Also on hand, large
stock Of the choicest family groceries,
liquors, SC. Remember Tenvoorde's when
in need of anything, ..
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Ew YsAR's.-As the day propsr comes
od Sabbath, We understand that there is
general unwillinguess to accept either
Saturday OF Monday as = substitute, and
that therefore there Will be but little CAL
ling to wish .'Happy New Year." So: Z
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NOTICE.

FoR sAL1.-Lot2, block ~, in. st. Cloud
oity-oheap for cash. Inquire Of, 0. E.
Garrison, over the Pest Office. y =.
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H1A1rHY.-The total indebtedness Of
stearns county consists Of three bonds Of
$3.50 each, making total Of $3.50, due
in 1872. Il County orders are cashed by the
Trea surer whenever presented. What
county in the State can show . healthier
financial condition?
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SABBATH SCHOOL 1TEMs.-From the inter-
esting report made by Mr.. R. D. Bloomfield.
Secretary and Treasurer of the Presby
terrain Sabbath School, at the Bl-Monthly
Concert on last Sabbath evening, We gath
or some items Of interest. The first part
Of the report referred to the months Of
November and December, and gave
No. Scholars on roll, 125
Average attendance, 70
No. verses rccitted in the eight ses-
SONS, 8,446
Whole number Of verses recited DUR
ing the year, 1866
Prizes were awarded as follows, cover
the work Of the last half year-22 Sos
sions:
LIST prize-Largest number verses re-
cited: Sophia Hagerman, 1,1o7 verses.
I'd prize-Frances Clark, 502 verses.
Sd prise-For most new scholars Louisa
Huber. ,. .r:. - -
4th prize-For punctual attendance and
large number Of verses !; Mary Nixon.
Minor prizes, for spuaotu.l =! attendance,
we're awarded ~ to Agnes : Kixo,. Horace
Carlisle, Frank Hines, Laura Larson, Lulu
Bonhan, Julia Wakefield and Char les Bur
dick. ''Ee' ss:t&%T"-s4 ,'@;rF : - -a<;.s5 r4:
As Treasurer, Mr.. B. reported the n. =,
csiptl for The year 1t $27s. os; expended
lures, $l4s.11; balance on hand, 1929. OF.
This amount will be used In tho purchase
Of nav library books. 49, = - ..l , =. '>
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1T WILL REMOVE ALL PAIN AT ONCE,
And Immediately Cure
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lumbago, Sciati-
o., Pain in the Back and Side Sprains,
Stiff Joints, Frozep Limbs, Chill
blains, Cuts. Wounds, Bruises
Burns, Scalde, Fever
Sores, Tooth Ache, Ear
Ache, Head Ache,
no difference. how
bad nor what
it proceeds
from.
Chapped Lips, Chopped Hands, stings Of
Bees, Bites Of Poisonous Insects. and in
fact oil Of the external Pains AID Aches
that the human family is heir to, by rub
bling it freely on the part affected, without
friction. + 80?
For Tooth Ache, saturate little cotton
with it and place it in tho hollow Of the
tooth and for Ear Ache, drop two OF
three drops Of it into the ear affected,
And all Pain will Instantly Cease,
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Allen & Russell have . stock Of pure
Bourbon and Monongshsls vhiskey; ca
tavb., Port and Sherry wine Brandy,
Gin, Rum and all kinds Of liquors for
medicinal purposes, which they guarantee
to be better and cheaper than ever sold il
.st, Cloud before. I'll.
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For TnI SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Mr. II. P.
Bennett finished up this week two fine
deer's heads, with antlers and all complete,
to the order Of Judge Hamlin, by whom
they were forwarded to Bishop Whippls's
brother at the Sandwich Islands. They
are to be presented, the ono to the King
and the other to his Prime Minister.
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For SAIL "A Wheeler & Wilson Sew.
ing Mac4ine-frst- class-entirely new.
Will be gold On favorable terms. Inquire
at this Office.
Also, a Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for bargain.
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Forthe trifling sum Of $500, persons
living in the same neighborhood. can Sc
cure not only good, live newspaper for
one year, but also, by selecting. each .
different premium from the above list, and
interchsnging, large amount Of enter
tanning and valuable reading matter.
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! 100 BARREI8

Farmers will find the best straw cut
tsrs, s..4.s-Es { :. Il, ct Groysnor's.
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-.Crockery, lamps and glassware. cheap
at Boyd's.
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WHEAT WAHrID.-Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tage to call on h. z. Mitchell, before sell
ling. Headquarters At n. G. Barbank's
Office on st. German street.
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The Library Association will meet on
next Thursday evening 81 Mr.. T. G.
Alden's. SIS. Z: rs.
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"A lot of choice favoring extracts and
edrfumery, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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'<The Poison of Asps
LIBERAL OFFER.

For limited time We viii give to al
nee Subscribers to TIN JOURNAL, renting
81 for one years subscription, either OF
the following standard publications, for
one year, FREE: a.
7aRoods Hauseaold sAa}a,iss,e ;. 81 e -
Exee1sior Magazine, ,i,sssy w.
Houns Folks Rural, ,...,.,, ..-.,,,- .,.,cas'-l
The Little CHEZ, '' 7 '' -. ,.,',.
or q copy Of
Aec7ung's Nap Of Ainxesota for 1871,
80, handsomely colored ana bound.)
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The CHRISTMAS TREEs.-At the Meth
odist Church, on Saturday evening, were
three trees, side by side, covered with pres
ents, including pictures, silver fruit-knives,
spoon-holders, NAPKIN rings, gold chains,
and variety Of articles for the children.
We noticed also set of turs presented to the
organist Of the school, Miss Kelley, and q
handsome dress pattern to the orgsnist of
the church, Miss Mcintyre. There were
three other sets Of furs on the tree. Rev.
satterles was presented by the congregs-
ton with vest and pair Of pants, and Mrs.
satterlee with . beaver cloak and velvet
Int. @x..:ss~ - :-.c-
+ The Episcopal Sabbath School gathered
on the came evening, at Brokers' Hall,
where they had two trees very tastofally
arranged. There were scsrfs,: toilet and
what-not articles, card-csses, &c. An ele-
CANT set Of silver plated dinner knives
were marked for the orgsnist, Mrs. J. Boyd,
from the members Of the church. Four
handsomely bound and illustrated gift books
were presented by Judge .Hamlin, the su-
perintendent Of tho school, to Willie Alden,
Willie Raymond, Bell Pinney and Lizzie
Metzroth for punctual attendance during
the year. Choice refreshm ents were served
to the little folks after the presents had all
been distributed, and We had our eye on
some grown up people who did not seem to
object to be counted in with the children
just then.
On Monday evening, at half.past six
o'clock, the Congregational tree was light
cd, and presented quite an attractive ap-
pearance. Santa Claus himself appeared
and distributed the presents, amid much
jollity. There were scsrfs, aprons and 9TH
or useful articles for the little folks, be-
sides I. present In cash for the pastor, Mr..
Mills. : .: - -.
At eight o'clock three trees at the Pres
byterian Church were lighted. Each boy
in the school had hanging on the tree a new
scarf, and each girl hood, apron or some
thing Of the kind. In addition there were
elegant books. pictures, schromos, paper
holders, napkin rings, toilet sets, 60 An
envelope containing 500. ii . .areenbaoks
was marked for Rev. and Mrs. Campbell
from the congregation. Miss Hayward,
tho orgauist, received handsome. gold
ring from the choir.
The trees were oil very creditable to
the different schools and those having them
in charge. In most cases the presents
were entirely or principally for the chill
dren and those connected with tho school.
Much care pains, and expense hadIbeen be-
slowed in providing oil with gifts.
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NOVEL BET.-Yesterday, G. Pontius, The
wagon maker, made . bet with John
Roller, tho substance Of which was
that if Roller should carry . cut
ter, which he wanted to buy, from
his shop to J. W. Tenvoorde's house, nearly
smile, without resting, he would give it to
him for S.. John took up the cutter. which
weighed about $50 pounds, and carried it
to the required spot, and won the bet.
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-.r-.s- q ..--E
FoIr R1PLEY I7Ens Tho resignation Of
Lieut.. J. Stanton Weaver, Of Fort, Ripley,
rendered last summer, has been accepted,
and on Monday he passed through town
with his family IN route for Cincinnati,
where he intends starting job printing
Office. Lieut.. Hammer succeeds him as
Post Quartermaster. %%5,' IL ~ ~; r IT,
Tho new hospital has been built, TO re-.
place the one burned in the summer. 1t is
very fine building. 80: "a -,
Aheavy wire cable has been received
for new ferry boat which il to DO built
tho spring. ii -.
RHATHEl NorEs.-Ths weather has
moderatedvery much during the past week.
slsighing, in the Vicinity Of town, is toler-
ably good, though more snow is needed. NJ.
Friday-Brieht and moderating. ii
Saturday Pleasant; slightly overcast; :
Sabbath s,s;... 4, y..5 .ss y.
MondsY-Br.ht and bracing. es,s s.:,
8 1ueedsy-sunn, ~nd pleasant. 81
Wednesday 2 .y-Brisht ..d quite mild. !
Thursd"y-Partially overcast 8 nodert..
Stos -SttsI
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ENER1.-Mr. II. P. Bennett has shown
as quantity Of emery obtained at Grand
Lake, in this county. When the wind is
from the right direction, this substance ia
blown up in long, black win'rows, and
may be gathered by the bushel. Mr.. B.
also had . sample brought from Leech
Lake byProf: Moore. It is somewhat purer
than tie other.
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cHo1o. sr.D wn.Ar. L1h.ve r.s.iv.d {.
choice lot of the celebrated Odessa wheat,
for seed. ~. Minnesota farmers viii find It .
very profitable variety For sale Il the.
Union Mills Feed Store. E.WNG. 81.
: Arrlxr1on t-Richardson. has on hand 5
large stock Of ladies', aentlensa'ss and
children's furs. including full sets, gloves,
30. These viii be sold q greatly reduced
prices. Call early, g genuine bargains
are being offered. b 's=s s.sss.
10 Fresh groceries, rseeiyed every day. q
Paul NoeKlnHAul7's.s
. - asnsrs, look q the BURIAL Iron Corn
5sa.llss
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SPLENDID NEW STORY.

With the issue Of JAsUARY 19aH, 1871,
We will commence in THE JOURNAL the
publication Of q highly interesting Novel
cite, entitled ...si
.The Poison of Asps.''
Its publication will occupy about three
months. as Z. III: z31;;.ssssz.. 49,.
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NEW YEAR's BAII.-The st. Cloud ..Jo.
vial Club will give grand bah On Mon
DAY evening. January "a, 1871, At Schwartz
& Thies' Hall. Good music will be in At.
enhance and . general good time m,y be
expected. i1. ~ e. q, +. So
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Green apples, by the peck, bushel o
barrel, At Paul Mockenhsupt's. :.
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NV sTYIEs,-Merinos and Empress
cloths, new styles, just received q Pickit
& Abbotps. Ladies please take notice. B
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Col Moclellan's surveying party r.
turned on Monday, and on Tuesday had. i.
grand dinnersats the Central House. ( Col.
Mcclellan was presented by members Of the
party With . gold ring. II - e. t. : s
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Ono day recently Master Warren Ham.
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a package Of prize candy purchased at one
ofthe stores Since then there has been 4
general rush among the boys for this can.
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