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=. ,~,-,-" Sr. CLoUD. July Il, 1870,
ED11oR JOURNAL # no q months
past, Moses La Fond, sofsLittls Fslls, has
been laboring to bring his horse into pub
lic notice, aud SO much has been said that
| deem as necessary ashort:reply, concern
ing my horse, t.Excelsior..",,: I have. three
times accepted or offered La Fond bets.
Once, in front Of Pickit &. Abbott's store,
and in presence of these gentlemen, I Of
fsred to trot lL+!a La Fond, horse for Horse.
He declined. He said his horse could trot
q mile in 2:3o.. offered 70 BET $loo he
could not do it in 8 minutes; THIS he also
declined. He afterwards publish ed an
offer to trot any horse in st.. Cloud for
$lo0. I deposited $loo, on this BET, in
the Bank OF ST.. Cloud, and r. F. Bell no.
tilted him Of this, in front Of the Bank,
but he failed to cover my pile.5ssTbiis was
the third back down, La aFond's oily de-
sign is to try to bring his horse, into ssnoto-
riety by advertising: l. will have moth
ing more to do with him personally, but
will trot against his horse, and will there
tore accept his first challenge, as published
in the Sauk Rapids Sentinel. ...,.ss.,
Z -. ~ ss:ss,s5. z@seS:.z II O. FILTM0RE
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DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
:'- OFFICE CHEP QUARTERMAsfTR
sT. PAUL, MIMI, June IA, 1870.
OEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
~ to be received at this Office until july
fifteenth (l5th) 1870, at II o'clock "A. NJ.
to erect the following public buildings at
the new post near Pembina, D. T., viz:
One (l) storehouse.
One O) Hospital.
Two (2) Company Barracks.
TIVE (2) Company Kitchens.i.
Three (3) Buildings for Officers Quar-
ters. -. '-.I
0ne,1) Building for Bake House.
One (l Building for Guard House.
One (l) Magazine.
The government to furnish the materi.l
placed upon the ground near the site Of the
buildings. The buildings must all be finish
ed ready for occupation by October first
1st) 1870. :.~1.
BIDS must be made for each buildinp
separately. Proposals may be made sonar.
ateiy:tor the: masonry, plumbing, carpenter
work and painting.
The plans and specifications may be seen
at this Office ,.-
BY order of Major General Hancock.
s. B. HOLABIRD.
deputy Quartermaster General U. 8. A..
Jdheoo-At Ceief QuaFterms stef.
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that several
i attempts have been mads to hide horses
belonging to The Hudson Bay Co.'S train
under my charge In order to RAISE money
on the same. The only .horse or animal
sold or exchanged by me was mule mare
|to Robert Leitch. Should any animal bear
ing that brand be found Or seen in the pes
session Of any other parties, the said par
tics viii be punished, and no expense oe-
trouble Will Pc sPared 10 bring :tlsn. 70
justice. ARCH'D MCDONALD, G. r.
'n49s2x s.lsS 'sl.2 6 9 H.dson ~ ca.
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EXCURSION PARTY.-There is some talk
Of getting up an excursion party, to 60
from here, BY, ,teams,. up the Mississippi
river to tho new Chippewa Agency, at
Lesoh Lake there got aboard the govern
ment steamer, 60 around the lake, out the
Lsech Lake river and down the Mississippi
river to Pokegoma> Falls; make the port
ags of two miles around the falls and rap
ids, and meet Capt. Houghton's new steam
boat, and in this come down the river, 200
miles, to Grow Wing, to which point the
teams would be sent from Leech Lake. It
would be : novel and pleasant trip, and
could DO made in ten OF. twelve days. The
matter il in tho hands OF Mr.. o. E. 9arri-
son, who, - > government surveyor, is
we'll acquainted with oil the country pro-
posed to be visited. 30 : ~ -.
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TO BUSINESS MEN. q.

THE JOURNAL Office has just received a
very large stock Of new type, embracing
oil tho 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. /
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100 MEN WANTEDy

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 a.little
cash on hand should hurry up and get a
share Of the bargains.
JUNE SETTLEMENT.-We are indebted to
Mr.. B. Vossbers, County Auditor, for the
following abstract Of the settlement be-
tween the Auditor and Treasurer of stearns
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UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received new Crack
er Machine, and will. furnish the bes
Crackers at the lowest price. Also vii
keep on hand everything found in =
!1,ar% F1RsT-CLAss BAKERY .~g
Call and see u.s., on Richmond avenue
Brokers block. KUCK 4 FRITZ.
st. Cloud. Jan: 20, 1870. n27-ly
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Po1lol CoulT.-The morals Of tho city
havs not been q irreproachable during the
past week % might be desired. On Friday
Justice Parsons gave Bill whitney = choice
between paying $40 or working 80 days
on the streets for drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct. On the same day. he gave
Hiram Brunson temporary employment on
tho public thoroughfares for the luxury Of
. tanslefoot drunk. :.'.. II
= On Tuesday Robert Charles. for, being
drunk and disordsrly, and amusing himself
generally With : tame bear, was brought
before Justice Parsons, Upon being call
Cd upon to plead, he jerked his bear on to
his hind legs, with the remark: "Here,
old fellow, speak for yourself; you are in
% bad : boat as I am .''5@. The Justice
frswned on all such levities, and fined
Robert $40 and costs. -, ~. :Ss ~
T. Ambrose Fisher, for q plain, simple
drunk, without any scollops, was let 5oa
With IS. s,4s% is,'s.11. @-'''. '''"' a-'a&s
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s7s2sl5 S12
q Ias%yt3s13[2

and inllible Yeast Powder during tVel1U yeSfinast
= duo soits peSfect purity ssd econ
|omt Pit up II tfhs actual weight, q fepressnted
Ths fsea'asd or q. |. sEas
one-ha4 flass than oshfr Baking Powders. -
soidby Groccrs throughout the United States.
i 10 1o;33a .t,i DO0LkHt3 R4OrHIGg
= :, Manufacturers and Prpprietsrs.
-, IL i!sl;z y ci9zi % New Street, Nsw Yask.
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TIE MARSH HARvEsTER.-This excel.
lent machine IS giving the best satisfaction
wherever used. It does its work thorough
ly, and is light Of draught. Mr.. w.. B.:
Luther has been running one on his farm
near town, cutting easily ten acres per
day Those who desire to see one Of these
Harves.ers in operation can do so. on Sat-
urday, on N. Lambs farm. = A. Grqvenor
is agent for their sale at this place. p tx 81.
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PATENTS,

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Patent ar
advised to counsel with MUM CO., editors Of tn
Scientific Ameriean, who have prosecuted claims be
fore the Patent Omce for over Twenty Years. Thei
extensive in the world Charges less than any othe
reliable agency. "A pamphlet containing. full In
structions to the inventors is sent gratis.
(. -, MUM & CO., 81 Park Row, Now York
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CouNrT CoMMlssIosERs.-A adjourned
meeting 81 TIC Board was held 81 Mon
day last. Jos. Edelbrook, Chairman, 3.
Pir1, T. Parcher, F. Schroeder and 3.
Terhaar; wero present, making 9 fnh
Board. "+@'S'ss@ ~s~a@t, 8
The petition Of Ole Oleson and others. Of
North Fork, praying for the location of q
road in North Fork and Raymond, was re-
iected, because but three notices had been
posted, whereas the law requires that three
shall be posted in each town through
which road shall run. *ss5 t}#3Ssz}
The bids for painting the Court House
were opened, and were as follows:
W. F. .Knowlton, y.,. ,~,,,,,,-5a@j, IS $500
J. G. Wilson, s<..s,s s4.,e,., 9O5O
The work was given to Mr. Wilson, and
Commissioner Edelbrock appointed to SD
porintend the same. .
The petition Of Geo. McCue, of School
District No. 9, in St. Joseph, praying that
mel set SEQ. IA, +: l24, R. %, be annexed
to Dist. No. 10. was received, and the e3
of the set aforesaid was so transferred.
Z The sum of $40 was given Adam Fischer
to help defray the funeral expenses of
Louisa Fischer, ON iudigent person.
The following bills were allowed:
T.C. Alden, balance Of J. E. Hay
wards bill for boarding jury, $55.21
A. DeVogt, merchandise for poor, 1909
G. s. Mattoon, Clcrk District
Court, 57.33
B. Vossberg, for repairs on Audi
tors office, 5G.S5
E. Robertson, Court fees-State rs.
Ditmar, 2.2O
J. Edeltrock, Com'rs services, &c., $50
B. Pirz, j" 8" 27.85
F. Schroeder, i" " 1890
T. Parcher, I" " 400
kS
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{. "A cholce lot Of English crockery, just
received at Paul Mockenhaupts. g -
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AT the State Sabbath School Con-
vention, held at Mankatoe slast week,
there was a fullattenaance. <sFhereport
Of the State Superintendent gave the
number of schools in Minnesota at
Gil fwh6ls, number ofssoholars, 49,
457 teachers and officers, $50.
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The Board then adjourned sine die.

CRoPs.-But little change appears with
regard to the crops, and none need 5nowie
expected. Early sewn grain, especially
on brush land, will yield an ., erage crop
later sown, on prairie or sandy soil,
will have short straw and give a light
yield.
Mr.. John Jones, from the st. Francis
country, says the wheat in that section
will 60 about ten bushels per acre; oats
less in proportion :; corn is excellent; pota-
toes badly used up by the bugs. a.
-, Hon. F. e. Baldwin, of Clear Lake
says wheat and oats will be. below the av-
erags; corn is over five feet high, and in
tho silk; potato bugs bad in places, es-
specially on old land. ~: ,.,...>s
Mr.. Jos. Young, of Maine Prairie, in
forms US that the farmers in that section
will commence cutting wheat and oats next
week; that there will be Z good average
yield of both corn is In fine condition
potato bugs, ditto. = :c~
Mr.. ]. W. Coates, Of Fair Haven, re-
ports the barley harvest as commenced;
wheat and oats will follow next week, with
less than an average yield; corn good, and
potatoes slim.
Mr.. L. B. Raymond, Of the upper part
Of this county, brings more favorable re-
ports: Harvesting will commence next
week, with every prospect for a gooo
yisldHsvery few potato bugs have appear
ed. We receive similar reports from 9th
sr parts Of the upper sauk Valley.
Mr.. John Cooper, who returned o, few
days since. from The Big Woods, in Wright
county, tells us that he saw in the town Of
Albion as fine winter wheat as he ever eaw
in any State. 1t was fully FIVE feet high
and well filed out. The grain all :, stands
high and looks we'll in the woods.
<, - = :. 49, : --.--:'. '::4E:,
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Eos ,.sALE.-A planning and matching
machine, surface "a inch wide, plenes and
matches II inches wide now RAINING at
M Northern Pacific Planning shop, st: Cloud.
r. II nAAf.
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Immigrants continue to arrive, almost
daily, going to different points in the ups
per country. 5
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~ hsneEer you see man with an unu-
usally neat and we'll fitting you suit, may be
sure that he has been patronizing Pickit &
Abbott: They make goods up ID the most
fashions ble styles. A large stock Of finc
clothes on hand. s3z .Fs: z.s.;!..
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- COPPER ORE.-On yesterday forenoon
little boy, Edwin Huber, found in the Mis-
sissippi, near tho bridge, lump Of pure
copper ore, weighing ten pounds. How
did it get there?
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There is no end to the assortment of
elegant dress goods at Pickit s. Abbott's.
Ladies can find anything they may want,
and get the goods at a bargain, too.
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Mr.. J. r. Clark has sold his carpenter
shop, on Washington avenue, to Peter
Munsinger. Mr.. C. starts for Duluth in q
few days to take look at things there.
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ARr1LLERy.-TWo three-inch Rodman
guns, with carriages and limbers, and So
boxes of ammunition, passed through
town ON Monday for Fort Totten, D. T.
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Coo1.-The weather has been quite cool
during the past week, especially the nights,
when blankets have been in requisition.
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The bill Of T. G. Alden, for Sherif's
fees, was allowed, less the fees Of NJ: Gas
pard, Deputy Sheriff, for $15, leaving
$170.4O. =
The bill Of E. p. Barnum for the care Of
..N1ose," colored pauper, was laid over.
Mr.. Pirz reported the two bridges in. the
town Of Munson as oompletedsand recon-
menaed that the 5000 appropriated by the
county, be paid. Adopted. I'd.
The Board then adjourned sine die.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. LAURMANN,
= Dealer in
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Having had many years experience
g.. in Chicago, he is prepared to make
Boots and Shoes to order, in the
- LATEST STYLES AND BEST
MANNER. .i':: = ~; ~:
Give him a call. -i.r = ..... 10y
~ Remember the sign of the "Big
St: Germain street, next door to, Paul
Mockenhaupt's Grocery:
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New styles Of boots and shoes, just
received at Pickit & Abbott's, the only ex-
elusive boot and shoe store in the city.
Good goods and low prices, always.
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AccIpExr.-On Friday last, man NAM
ed Hubbard had the ends of four fingers
taken off by shingle saw, while working
in Bridgman's mill.
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w. W. Goundry, after trying differ
ent places for couple Of years past; has
returned to st. Cloud, satisfied that is ''the
best place, after all.''
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CRACKEns.-A choice lot of ST. Louis
sweet and butter crackers, at Paul Mock.
enhaupt's. Try them.
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Rev. J. NJ. Tompkius was absent last
week attending the State Sunday School
Convention at Mankato and also Rev.
Campbell Attending tho meeting Of the
Synod at Minneapolis, ,@;,-,.,5 t'.,' =.
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The cathartic used ana approved by
.thsfbysiS S;;aans comprising the. various med
ical associations Of this State. ore now
compounded and sold under the name Of
Parsons Purgative Pills.
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Some more of that choice maple syrup,
at Huber & Hovden's. y
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AT the meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the Bridge Company on Monday
last, it was resolved that foot passengers
be hereafter allowed to cross, on the Sab
bath day, either way, free of charge; ard
that after August lst, teams crossing On
that day, pay full charge. .,a = J. '7-.,e .
= = :. - '@>.
=. = "A letter from Chippewa Station, Deug-
las county, written on Friday, says the
roads in that section = are very wet and
heavy: There has undoubtedly been more
rain above, than IN this and the lower
parts Of the State, Halfbreeds from, Dew:
ills Lake report plenty. Of rain: there, and
the grass az very high. s,... ID
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r, - D1PAR7MIN7 o. DAKoRA.
OFFICE CH1E1 QUAR9KHlAsfra,
sr. PAUL, MINI. june llth, 1870.
Large Sale of Mules.

A large sale Of MULES will commence
at Fort Smelling, MINI, ON SATURDAY,
JULY 18TH, 1870, at 9 O'Clock, A. H.. and
continue daily, Sundays excepted) until
finished. The Mules will be sold sinply to
suit farmers. The Mules are well-brofen,
serviceable animals, and are sold because
no longer required.
By command Of Msjor General Han
cock. ~.
S.B. HOLABRD,
Deputy Quartermaster General q. 8. A.
iune16-5t
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W. V. B. Moore, who formerly Kept
the Clearwater Hotel, is keeping the Clifton
House, at Mankato. 5
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~, Omcial Paper Of the City.
)hcial Paper Of Aonongalia County

~ The Circulation Of The Journal
10 DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Published In Northern Minnesota. Lot
Advertisers remember this.
FoR SALE.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing first-class-entirely new.
Will be sold on favorable terms. Inquire
at this Office. s....%s
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All kinds Of notions, cutlery jelly
tumblers, &c., at Huber. & Hbvdsn's. All
goods sold as loW.as the loEest.
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MAN DRowNED.-On Sabbath forenoon, q
man named John Clark, blacksmith, Of
Ssuk Centre, Twas bathing in sauk Lake
He got into deep hole, and not being a
swimmer, after coming to the surface
twice, finally sank. Search was at once
made, but his body was not found until an
hour and half afterwards. He was q
young man and unmarried.
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4Yess the folloring from an 'e1-.
change, hiich is. important if true:-!
Chronic diarrhna :of long standing, also
dysentsry .ad n similar complaints COM
mon etfhis isaspn q the year, can be,
cured By ths 20 (internally Of Jobnson's
Anodyne Liniment. We know whereof we
affirm" Y -. ;s5 6S.::sss %f;
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IA correspondent; at Melrose writes,
on the 11th: t'The crops look frst-rate.
Farmers have commenced haying. Potato
bugs are very numerous. The Fourth was
duly taken core o." ....
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Ono dealer in tho article, gathered in
this vicinity the other day, nearly 5000
pounds ofrags. This would seem to indi-
cate either that people generally are pro-
viding themselves with new clothes, or
that the Wearing apparel Of some must be
somewhat cut down for the present.
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DIR. Hunter intends moving his shingle
mill from Manannah 10 Lake Caronas, near
Paynesyille. :. :.#a a& =F..
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- Some very fine four-horse teams for
the Minnesota Stage Company came up on
Tuesday, and are now here. It is suppos-
ed they ore intended either for the road
from Fl. ;Abercrombie to Pembina, or for q
continuation Of the route from Grow Wing
to the line of the Northern Pacific railroad.
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= Coffee and sugars, at Huber & Hovden's.
At retail, cheaper than st. Paul Wholesale
prices. - ,~.
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- FoR sAIE.-=The undersigned offers for
sale Sixty Pigs, Of Mixed Chester White
and Suffolk breeds. They are No: ! ami
mails, and the attention of farmers sis called
them. Apply at Coates & Fpeeman's
meat market. ;T'.:'s i%rs y. 6 .SEsrssas
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Nlr. Jshn Schroeder, the q,

~ Jshn Schroeder, the enter
iPfliisingg Nlofa eggia1 editor; .Vinons,
has ssjustr returned homo from .
six weeks tonr through Dougl, ), Otter
Tail and adjoining counties, near the
proposed lice Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. He describes the rush of
emigrauts, principally. NorwegiaDs, to
the northwestern portion Of the State
as something astonishing. They are
pouringioto tho country literally by
the hundreds daily, and all the roads
arc linedswith their ox. wagons.
The fsct is that the wheat crop in
this stateIp eIpronises q be:a fair average,
SO says Mr. Pusey Commissioaer Of
Statistics u snd II reports to tbe con-
trary pstwithstanding, wesrcckon ne is
right. And We venture the confident
prediction that the wheat product of
Minnesota this fall will be larger than
Of any other State Of the Uuion. And
as Pusoy thinks so, too, the question
may be regarded as -settled.-& Paul
Press.
Last season, Il lhRqvesdreds:ef. Rvs Us pounds Of
Paris green we're successfully used in
this vicinity, aud We have not been
called upon to chronicle tie least injury
to the potatos <fffo'm' it; and it would
seem that alter so extensive trial as
was given the mineral last year that no
ono would fear any.evil from its use.
-Lake City Leader
The official canvass of the Land
for Bond bill was completed on Saturday,
with the following result:
Yes....................... .............. IL ,25|
NO................. .....................lZ.4l4
Majority for:the bill..................5,84a.
:, Whole vote cast.................. ...3O, ,6H 3
On Friday night $3.50 in casa, a
check for $184.15, and two gold watch
es, were stolen from. the Metropolitan
Hotel, in St. Paul. Two men, Sisk
and Resse, were captured on Saturday,
and most Of the money obtained.
On Saturday afternoon ) brick
residence in St. Paul, occupied by DR..
B. Mattocks and Isaac Elliott, was
burned. Loss, $4,000, insurance, 81
$50: + :. /. f.. ] = 7.
An old man, J. 7. Trip, fell
from building at Hastings on Friday,
and it is believed will not recover from
the injuries received. =: 1 :: =.
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Prime hams and shoulders, cheap, at
Huber s. Hovden's,
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Work is progressing rapidly on the
new Catholic church at st. 10. It is being
built Of stone, is q very large structure,
and will be one Of the finest In the State.
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MoRH BASE BALI.-On Saturday after
noon, beginning at p o'clock, match
game Of base ball will be played between
the "Normals," club Of boys belonging
to the Normal School, and the ."Mufins,"
the latter to play with seven men. The
game will come off on the "Normals'"
grounds, near Prof. Moore's residence.
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When you want clothing, dry goods
hats, caps, or anything for housekeeping,
you can be supplied at J. W. Tenvoorde's, 5,
at low prices. 1.!..
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Attention is called to the new adver
tisement Of ]. Lauermann. rs s
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-'' = The Lake City Leader, in it review of
the 4th, at that place, says: ~. --
Our Methodist friends ran a refresh
:ment hall during the day on Washington
street that received many visitors, the
proceeds Of which we're donated to their
late excellent paster,; Rev. Mr.. Ticc. .:
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] EDWIN II. WRIGHT,
AT T o RN Ely AT j. AW ,
=, Office in Bells Block, 81. GERMAN, Street.
ST. CLOUD, -. MINNESOTA
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4 -On Saturday, while walking through
his yard, Mr.. Andrew Fritz, struck his
foot against the tine Of pitchfork which
was concealed in some straw, infioting
q painful wound. s.. ..:>.;.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.

Tempcrnnce Meeting q Grand succsss
-Futuro Discussion OF the sRbject-
NotinSs or business and Business
Mon. ~. s2r-. ~ go. s,* ~
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The two branches Of the Presbyterian
church IN Minnesota. having united, the
Synod has: divided the State into four
Presbyteries. All of Northern Minnesota
is in the first division-the Presbytery of
St. Paul,
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Canned fruit at: :Boyd's.

See oAangss ii the pricos Of lumber.
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MEMORIAL W1NDow.-On Monday Judge
3. o. Hamlin put in st. Johns church,
over the door, very handsome circular
memorial window. It was made at Pitts
burg, and is beautiful in design and Of fine
workmanship. The inscription is IS fol-
iowa: ',..'- 4I.
,s'To tho memory Of MARY A.. EIDnrD,
wife Of Edward O. Hamlin. Born iu Beth
any, Pa, Sept. l6, 1880; died at St..
Cloud, Mimi, Sept. ~, $685." s,S,-.as
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NCTICE

so.'s.; 2y-.a ~. x5sss. 4,
y. =. Garrison has associated, with
him in his office, Mr.. Leroy GRour,l Who
will be found in the office over the rpost
office, to attend to any business in survey
ing, &c. =. - - s3TeA Elk
FoR sALE.-Lot 2, block 27, in St. Cloud
city-cheap for cash. Inquire Of o. E..
Garrison, over the Post Office. :tJ' ~
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FOR SALE.

- q
The HOUSE AND LOT in Block s'D,""
.Lot 4, IN the City of St. Cloud, Minn., Y
feet front on Washington avenue, and 122
feet deep. The house is 16x30 one story
and a half high, with a cellar 1920. It
has been used - = saloon, and is one 81
the best locations in:the city. 1t is thiity
yards from the Central House, asG the
second door from 7. C. McC.ure's Bank.
Price $4,000. For information concern-
ing this, inquire Of I. C. MCCLURE, st.
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in ST.
Cloud about the middle Of June. ii
H. ]. CROMWELL, =
nay28 j. = New Orleans, La
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-07-14

Peter Schafer, who went to Duluth
recently and built bakery, returned last
week, having sold out there.
-Aftcr the grading has been completed,
Washington avenue will be, very hand
some street. A good job of work is being
done.
Judge McKelyy is at Glenwood, hold
ing term Of District Court for Pope
county. The term commenced on Tues
day last.
The St. Cloud journal., 1870-07-14

There have been several weddings this
week. with charauari accompaniments.
Old tin pans, kettles, cats with long tails
and healthy voices, and similar instru-
ments reproducing ''concord of sweet
Sounds" have been in active demand.