The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-15

hAAMANATlON OF ST. CLOUD HUNiCN
SCHCDL.',
On Thursday and Friday, Dec. aad and
-. - 23d.
raDzR OF ExERc1sxs.
TIME,
i>s7etsoasl Exorcises 9,o9-l5
c Arithmetic, Grammar Dept
p 80 Miss Barr. tt, 9-15 to 9-35
A Reading 4th Primary
Miss 8. Braun 9.s5 to $50
A Numbers Sd
Miss j. Braun $50 to 1910
B Spelling I'd {" .
Miss Walker 10 10 to 1920
A Geography LIST "
Miss Luther 1920 to 10 45
RECESS. 1916 to IL
Practical Arithmetic, In
termediate, Miss Ham II to 1870
A and B Grammar, Gram. 11-9O to IL
y, RECESS. 1-SO
G Arithmetic 4th Primary
Dept, 1-30 to l-45
G Grammar (Singing) Gram'r
Dept. Ids to 2-1O
Physical Exercise (Deolama-
tion,) 2-lo to 2-2o
A Pratioal Arithmetic, 1st
Primary 2.2o to 2-55
RECESS. $40
Reading (singing) I'd Pri-
mary $40 to 1856
A Geography, Inferno date 1856 to4
FRIDAY.
Devotional Exercises 9-15
Reading Inter. 9-35
B Spelling 18th Primary $50
B Reading and Spelling
Sd 1910
3 Mental Arithmetic
LIST s 1910
RECESS,
B Reading 1st Primary 1926
A Practical Arithmetic
Gram. Dept. 10
A Geography, Gram. Dept 100 to
D Developing Reading Les
son 4th Primary to 2-15
A Gammar (Sing) Inter. 2-l5 to 2-40
A and 3 Reading, Gram.
DECLARATIONS.
The friends and patrons of the school
are respectfully invi to attend.
A CURIOUS CUsToMER.-We clip from
the Pennington, Dakota county, Press the
following sketch Of the adventures of a
local character. trapper, we believe:
"W. F. Adams, of St. Cloud, which
place he left IS years ago, left Mexico last
November-came to Norfolk in gun boat,
and has travelled all the way thence on
foot-arrivad here last Friday, on his way
home, where he will find his tombstone
he was in the army before the war-dis-
charged and went to Texas-a prisoner to
Kirby's Smiths force-ran away into
Mexic'-was captured by the "greasers"
thrown into prison as spy-ran away
lots of times, and at one time had seven
bullets in mis- boay-has two in. his flesh
now, one back of his ear (having passed
into his MOUTH anoth,r in his groin
carries two minnies in his pocket that were
cut out. Don't ride, but foots it like an
Indian (which he in part is y but retains
his terrible vigor of constitution, eats and
sleeps we'll ION hard aoor) and has an
eye like hawk. He is emphatically "a
tough cuss,' and bul'et-proof. His father
and mother were still living in St. Cloud,
when he surprised them this week. He
was furnished with food, clothing and
money at the hotel, and went on his way
rejoicing.'
GOOD NEWS For THE LADIES.
Just received:
A full line Of new Merinos, oil shades,
At Jos. Edelbrocks.
A large lot of green and gold mixed Wa
ter proof Cloth,
At Jos. Edelbrock's.
Asplendld lot OF CATERS. Especial atten-
ton called to the new felt CATERS, moroc-
co foxed, to button Or lace,
At Jos. Edelbrock's,
167 Do not fail to call and examine
these new goods. More on the way.
The best place in town for buying
boots, shoes, arctics, rubbers, ETC., is at
Pickit & Abboft's. Remember this when
you want anything in that line.
We can bear personal testimony, after
On inspection Of the goods, to the fact that
Ticknor, Tolman & Co. have one of the
most complete and elegant assortments Of
toilet and fancy articles, lamps, fine cut
lery, &c., ever offered in this city. IL is
just the stock from which to select hand
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