The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-28
tNlman advertises sfo i.
commissary Supplies. /


Gilman alyerrtisss IS 3,
Gommissary Supplies.
-dresn corn has been in market for I,
week, and is now quite plenty. +
SEQ notice Of dissolution Of copartner
OF Huber & iiovden. =. ~#
Commodore Davidson has discontinued
buying wheat here for the present. I
-Blueberries haven't played out ye
at Headquarters, which is Boyd's.
H. S. Fairchild, of St. Paul, the Auc,
tioneer, has gone into bankruptcy. 7
Sixteen horses arrived to. day for III,
Grow Wing and Pembina stage routes.
The census Of Morrison county ha.
been completed. The population is 1851
Fresh groceries received every day, q
PAUL MooKENuAupr's.
-Remeley & Dorr have the contract fol
doing the excavating for the basement Of
the new Normal School building.
Mr.. G. A. futile, of Two Rivers, had
green corn, raised in his own garden, on
the 4th of July. Who can beat this
-. W. Tenvoorde is selling the bes,
amily groceries at prices that defy com.
petition. Give him call.
M F. Barnes, ESQ.,, returned on Satur.
day from trip through Douglas county.
He gives favorable report of the crops.
The Clearwater FIGURING Mills will be
stopped August LIST, and remain SO for a
week for repairs.
told has gone up, but goods arc sold
at the old prices, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Satisfy yourself by calling.
Disabled soldiers, entitled to artificial
limbs, will be interested in notice from
Surgeon General Barnes, published this
week.
"A lot Of fine smoking and chewing 10.
baccos, received at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Those who want really good article,
should call.
There was heavy wind and light hail
storm on Friday night. The weather has
been cool, with the exception of Tuesday,
this week.
When you want clothing, dry goods
hats, caps, or anything for housekeeping,
you can be supplied at J. ". Tenvoorde's,
at low prices.
Judge N. N. Smith, part proprietor OF
Brott & Smiths addition to St. Cloud, now
IN business in New York, writes that he
will be here about the middle Of August.
We are indebted to Lieut.. Bryant, Of
Fort Ripley, for an account Of the recent
fire at that place; but his letter was not
received until after our paper had gone to
press, with report from another source.
The young boys Of the "Normal" club,
not discouraged ky their defeat, played the
''Muf6ns" again on Saturdsy-six men
against six-And came out victor ious in q
score Of So to Al. Tally ono for the boys
The Faribault Republican of the 2Oth
gives the following item:
J. A. Smith has disposed of his popula,
restaurant and business to Messrs. Gov
cite & Co., of St. Cloud, who have already
entered upon the business.
j. r. Cleveland dropped, with hi.
team, the other night, into hole on Thiro
Street, st. Paul, and sues for $3.50 dam.
ages. The first thing St. Cloud knows il
will be paying somebody damages for in
juries sustained in crossing the ravine
bridge.
: . Groceries at Boyd's are not as cheal
as they used to be, but equally as mucl
so as they ought to be.
Through the energetic efforts of tn,
Chief of Police, the 4th Ward las been
cleared Of the disreputable characters VIII
have heretofore infested that locality. lie
them be kept out.
LosT.-Between the Central House ant
Lake George, on the road past the Prcsby
terrain church, gold charm, blue enamel,
imitation Of a satchel. The finder will h,
literally rewarded upon leaving the same
at this office.
IMPORTANT WAR NEWS!
SUGARS,
TEAS.
and all groceries have dropped with gold
We arc selling accordingly.
. A large and fresh stock on hand.
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.,
Burbank & Powell's brick block, St