The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-03-31
suRPR1sE OATS IN lllNNEsoTA.

through his stock; - he can save money
for you. -. ..1~
sunPa1sE OATS q 1alnHEsoTA..: &
Mr.. Tuttle, of Mower county, raised 11o
bushels Of tho Surprise Oats to tns sore,
last season. The oats weigh 45 lbs. 70 the
bushel.-Wells, lAan..,) Atlas.
These oats ore for sale At - $3.50
{; ALLEN & RussELl's.
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CaockrsY.-The croolery and china
house Of r. Marvin + Son, 81. Paul, offers
strong inducementsto dealers In this part
Of tho country. They have largo stoek,
embracing full lines Of oil goods in their;
branch Of trade, and sell at very close
margins. We would advise our merchants
TO give them call. See advertisement.
WHo1rsA1E TRADE OF ST.. CLouD.-The
Sank Centre Herald very truthfully re-
marks:
st. Cloud must eventually be to Sank
Centre aud the upper country what st.
Paul has heretofore been, in the Wholesale
trade. There are houses there now selling
goods at wholesale at the same figures as
St. Paul, and merchants in tie upper
country can now replenish their stocks
from st. Cloud Wholesale houses At tuAy as
low figures Is can be Obtained a. 81. fsul
and Minneapolis.
Mice cranberries, by the quart or
peck, at Huber's.
"A certain Dr.. Weaver aud his wife
have been indicted ct Rochester for keep
ing house Of ill-fsme: Why couldn't
the same course be pursued in St. Cloud to
considerable advantage!
II buy and sell all kinds Of produce.
J. B. MILLS.
Il. NJ. Thomson, OF Sank Centre, had
q severe cash cut under one eye BY a COW,
which threw up her head when no was
feeding her, striking him with her horn.
His eye narrowly esodped being put cut.
"A fresh arrival, not exactly by the car
load, but enough to supply the public, Of
the best dried fruits, and more varieties to
select from, at Boyd's, than at any other
house in town.
fred Schultz is progressing finely in
the erection of his new hall on Washing
| ton avenue.
MASQUERADE BALL.-A masked ball will
lie given at Sch wartz & Theis' Hall, on
Easter Monday Eve, April 18th. Masks
can be had at the Opera House Saloon
The best string band in tho upper country
has been engaged.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAN0EMINTs.
MIR. J. C. Wilson is doing some supe'
rior work in the way of buggy painting
lining and stripping. In style and finish i
viii compare very favorably with an!
work yet In the state. He has just pu
tho last touches on buggy for Deacon
Abbott, which il one of tho neatest rig
out.
II FnssH AND FAT:--Coats & Freeman ar
buying up TT calves and beef to kee
their market supplied with the best sn'
choicest fresh meat. They pay tho higl
: ct price for good live stock, and sze thu
saabled 70 supply their customers with II
best euts sld roasts; for their table
Farmers having veal CALVES will do we'll
. call on Costs 1 Freeman.
C1sr1nas.-John Hoffman would infor
the eitizens Of st. Cloud that hs is prepa
y cd TO build cistsrns in the most substanti
manner. All orders sent through the Pa
r office will receive prompt attention. A
II dress Box $50.
DO not fail to 80 and see P. J. Lii
I'd psrieh, whore cheap groceries can
IN found.
~ HoxzsrzAD C1aculAls.-We have pri1
ng ed, in the form Of . circular, the substar
~ of the homestead and presumption &C
p with the rulings made thereon, up to t
I'D date. Orders for large or small quantit
promptly filed.
Sec advertisement Of Gen. 3. B. He
ng bird for hay wanted Immediately At F
Ripley.
me Those 25-cent canned goods still b
out, At Boyd's.
nle, Tho Minneapolis Tribune makes
See following mention, showing that the 4
nesota Iron Works are turning cut the
and most substantial work:
Two large steam boilers, from tho
nesots Iron Works Of this city, were Il
Yesterday to the 81. Paul & Pssi6e d.
"ns for the new steam mill at Grow River.
Dep. --
ont Lumber and shingles, cheap ~
! tho cheapest, It J. W. Tenvoords's.
TAXI No71c8.-Fresh groceries at
ma. Mills, cheap a. the cheapest. Good'
\ 10 livered, free Of cost, in any part
city. T., .''t. ~ ~
Oranges and lemons, 1t Royd's.