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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-08
FORT STEVENSON.
Fatal Acc1dcnt-StcambOa Arrivals
Indian Troubles-NIail Burned.

Indian Troubles-NIail Burned.
FORT STEVENSON, D. T., May 8, 1871.
EDITOR JouRSAL.-On the 22d ult., an
accident occurred here, resulting in the
death of one man, and the wounding of two
others. 1t appears that soldier named
Edward Thickstun, was engaged in his COM
pany quarters, cleaning his rifle (not being
aware that it was loaded) when it was dis
charged, the bullet after blowing up the
table on Which the rifle was resting, passed
among a party Of men, who were seated at
neighboring table playing cards, and
going through the neck of private Don
! noven, entered the breast of private Nor
man L. Turner, cutting through the heart,
and coming out at his back, below the right
scapula, lodged in the wall of the quarters.
Turner dropped dead Immediately. Dom
noven had narrow escape, the ball graz
ing the spinal column. He is progressing
very favorably. The other man was slight
~ wounded in the hand. The deceased
was 65 years Of age, and had been in the
service IS years.
The first steamboat up this season, the
Ida Rees, arrived on the LIST inst, and pro-
ceeded the same day en- route to Benton.
The steamboat Ida Stockdals, arrived on
the 9Th inst, and started for Benton the
following morning. Mr.. Gerard, late post
trader here, started with his outfit for
Helena City, intending to open . store
there.
A letter was received to-day from the
commanding officer at Fort Buford request
ing the post commander here to keep
sharp eye on the Gros Ventres at Berthold
Agency. And stating that he had received
information that when at their winter
quarters, a compact had been entered into
between the Hunkpapas and Gros Ventres,
(Crow Breasts tribe)-the Sioux to give
them (the Gros Ventres) 100 horses, on
condition of their assisting IN hostili'ies
against the whites. It seems, from the &C.
counts We receive continually, that the
Sioux will throw every impeachment in their
power, in the way of the Northern Pacific
Railroad passing through their territory.
At daybreak this morning, the mail party
from Fort Totten, composed of two French
Canadians, were attacked by party Of
Sioux, at Sulphur Springs, Is miles from
this post. The Indians surprised them
asleep in the hut. and succeeded in getting
the horses Of the party. The mail carriers
followed them up, and recaptured the hor-
ses, which had broken away, and were
galloping back to the hut: On returning to
the hut they found that the mail bag had
been ripped open by other Indians, and set
on fire, as also the hut, which was in flames.
After severely scorching their hands they
succeeded in saving a little of the mail
matter. The bag was in q light wagon,
which was also so much burned as to be al
most useless. Nine-tenths of the mail was
destroyed. As an example, your correspon-
dent received but two newspapers out of
probably twenty or thirty which he should
receive on ordinary occasions.
MAORI.
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MARR1ED.-We clip the following FROM
tho Chicago Journal:
':At the Sherman House, June 2, by Rev
W. W. King, Hon: L. A. EVANS and ELIZA
BETH W. LIBBY, all of St. Cloud, MINI.
The Judge will be welcomed with his
bride, by hosts of friends.
LIBRARY ARCHAEOLOGICAL the Annual
Meeting Of the Union Library Association,
held on Thursday evening last, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President.-Mrs. N. P. Clarke!
Vice. 1esident.-Mrs. H. Tilton.
Seereta1y.-Mrs. A. G. Blaisdell.
1TeasuTr.-Mrs. Ira Moore.
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1NPRovEMENTs.-F.H Fl. Dam has nearly
completed large addition to his planning
mill and sash and blind factory.
Hon. H. c. Wait is having an addition
built to his residence.
Mr.. James Hill is doing likewise.
Messrs. Davis, Beal & Co., have been
compelled to again increase tho size of
their flour and feed storeroom and ware
house.
P.RsoNA1.-Hon. L. R. Bentley and
wife Of Milwaukee, came up on Tuesday
evenings train. He is stopping with his
brother, Oscar Bentley.
Hon. 4. M. Wilson, late Member of Con-
gross from this District, is in town with his
wife. They are the guests of H. G. Bur.
bank, Esq.
Gov. Stephen Miller, arrived in st. Paul
yesterday. He expects to visit his friends
In st. Cloud within few weeks.
Col. Chas. Kerr returned yesterday from
Baaalo, Wright county, whore he has been
IN attendance at session Of court.
John Cooper, Deputy Revenue Assessor,
and Judge Gregory, Of this city, left for
Wfnons on Saturday last, to attend ses-
sion Of the o. s. Court, for which they
were drawn - jurors.
N. Myriot, and A. B. Curry, Of St. Paul
were in tho city yesterday.
Tho floor Of the Court room, and the
stars leading thereto; are being covered
with mating.
Go to Limperich's for pure and healthy
soda water.
Tho regular term of Court for the
Seventh judicial District, will convene on
Tuesday. Judge MoKelvy presiding.
"A few more Of those conk ahells At
Or. 8. Marlatt took in q young part
ner last week. II isn't "silent partner"
either. ..&s...ast go.
Families can slways find No. / butter
1t Smiths grocery. -:
-Coness, Teas, Sugars &c., - cheap ..
the cheapest, 1t :sSt a.L1xp.,oH's.
-w'ld Strawberries made their appear
snes In the city on Tuesday. t9.'s~z :.
-Boyd~ill supply you with ..garden
Sass '..'.
Tho Board Of County Commissioner.
will meet 1t tho Auditors Office on Monda,
next. ~ ~,........
You can exchange greeubacks for rood,
q Smiths grocery. .-,.:52sa '.~ :, =
Saturday will he the last day Of grac,
for unlicensed dogs. All dogs not reeist e.
cd with the city clerk before that da,
shall surely die" !: ..,-..s.;. -.
rs rr vty -
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ACCIDENT. - As the down stage from
Brainerd, on Sunday morning was crossing
tho Nokasippi, the horses became fright
sned and jumped of the ferry boat, taking
the coach with them. There were seven
passengers in the coach at the time, who
escaped with no further damage than a
thorough soaking.
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THE F1NKLE 4 LYON SEWING MA
l. CHINE. with Drop Feed, new Take-up
new Hemmer, &C., is now offered to agents
On more liberal terms. Also, Secondhand
Machines in exchange, or the new i'm.
provements applied. s,.:
Eve-y Machine is warranted First. Class.
and If the purchaser dees not 80 regard il
after . fair trial, he can return it and
money refunded. 1> 49, I
n: B:-Wanted. Travelling Agents ID
visit each town, distributing circulars, q,
planning the improvements, etc., OF O., who
can make 5000 per month. Address
81 j LYONS MUTUAL 8. MO-.
Vaien Square, 88 East 18th g., New Yori
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Soda water, Mineral water, Kisinger
water, Settlers water not imported, but as
good as that advertised as imported, at
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Hon. Geo. L. Becker, President of the
LIST Div. St. P. & P. r. R. Co. advertises in
this weeks issue for proposals for the gra.
ding, ties, ballasting and track-laying of
the branch line from Sank Rapids to Brain
erd
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notice that Jos. Ede,-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat.
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FOURTH OF JuLY.-Hurrah Hurrah !!
Three times three, hurrah, for the cheap
est and most accommodating store in the
State. You will find it at Montgomery &
West'e.
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The second match game of ball, be-
tween the Normal and Union clubs, will
take place on Saturday afternoon.
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What does the auction amount to when
Limperich sells good black and green teas
at 70 cents per pound.
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WHEAT.-15,00O bushels of wheat we're
received at the st. Cloud Elevator, during
the month Of May. About 5000 bushels
were received the last week of the month.
The elevator is full, its capacity being TO-
600 bushels.
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The match game of ball between the
GRANTEES, of Sank Rapids, and the first niue
of this city, which took place at the Rapids
on Saturday last, resulted in favor of the
GRANTEES. We understand that the Gran
ties are to come to st.. Cloud and play an
other game soon.
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The highest St. Paul price, for all kinds
Of furs, is paid, as usual, BY C.. sohulten.
st.. German street, St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will find 1t 10 their
interest to give him call before shipping
their furs below.
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Montgomery & West continue to sell more
goods for dollar (eash) than any other
store in tho State.
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The Monticello Times speaks III favor
able terms of the st. Cloud sohools-the
Normal and Union. Several Of our leading
business houses are also noticed handsome.
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faint Solve don't write poetry.
Never did, and never expect to. That was
An unmitigated SANDER, perpet'.ted on
our "fair name and fame," IN last weeks
paper.
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For the best and cheapest breaking
plows, 20 to Nicholas Lair.
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INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF 1881 PER CENT
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
ARE INDEBTED TO THE BEARER IN THE SUM OF

..,............ DOLLARS.
THIS BOND is issued in accordance with the pro-
visions of an Act of Congress entitled can Act to
authorize the reunding of the National Debt" ap-
proved July IL, 1876. amended by an Act approved
January TO- apd is redeemabe at the pleasure Of
the United States after the first day of May, A. D.,
1884, in Coin OF the standard valuo of the United
States on said July H. 1870, with interest in such
Conn., from the day of the date hereof at the rate of
FIVE PER CENTUM per annum, payable quarterly,
on the first day Of February, May, August and No
vember, in each year. The principal and interest
exempt from the payment of all Taxes c. Duties
of the United Stat-s well from taxation in any
form by under State, municipal, or local author
ity.
WASHINGTON, ......................1S....
Entered. .............. Recorded ......,.......,.
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Pumps! Lightning Rods!
II. .MUN5INGER

p. MUNSINGE
IL still engaged in manufacturing the
WOODEN PUMPS which have given
such universal satisfaction throug hout
Northern Minnesota. ~ ~H.-.-,
He has also purchased John +
Clark interest in the
Iron Pump and Lighting Reds.
Business, and is prepared to promptly
fill all orders. -
Also, Well Cleaning done. !. 81 :. :,
t Shop on Warrington avenue, next dec
O the Fle,ches House.
s. Qh0d Y,bx. q, le1: ~ =.
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Pork,
r .o1,
Pork,
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY g. CO.'S.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reportedtor The JOURNAL by John Zapp,
Esq.,, Register of Deeds.

Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending May ~, 1871.
From Charles F. George aud wife to Dem
nisA: aoyt for lot II in block 9 in St:
Cloud City IS 0
John o. Crummett and wife 10 James G.
Wilson, for 22x100 feet of blk G in
city Of St. Cloud $50
Coleman Bridgman and wife to Jacob Fried
man, for 46 acres in neg SEQ % T 1913 R
SOW $500
Joseph Endrle to Joseph Schoenborm, for
nj swq neg and seq nvq SEQ % and 81
NEG swq sec 8 r l24 r So " S1.35o
Christopher Rorgerdig to Matthias Zienda,
for nwq sec 30 and swq swq SEQ 10 T
125 r 80 81 100
Joseph F. Dun and wife to Frank Bernlck,
for lot 4 blk in Town Of St. Joseph
1925
George Hamilton and wife to Henry Scha.
fers, for rs acres Of neg neg SEQ Is T
122 r 31w $500
Frederick H. Tubbs and wife to David
SIZES : for seq seq and 81 neg seq sec 6 7
1875 R saw $50
Anton Ruch]e and wife to Anna Moog, for
nwq swq and lot sec Is 124 r % "
$500
William Decker and Wife to Peter Lommel
for q seq sec 8 and ne 81 acres sec II
T 1913 R29w $3.50
Joseph Meri,z and wife to Henry Wilkes
for neg sec IS Town 125 R 33w $3.50
Stinson Lovejoy and wife to Michael L
Patten for n nwq swq sec l 121 r. 90
" ...... $50
Alexander Moore and wife to Joseph Il.
Simonton for lots l and blks in Town
Of Sank Centre S0On
John Krebsbach and wife to George Leither
for vi Of 81 ne} sec T 1913 r GOV
$3.50
Michael Fuchs to George Leither for IL
acres Of swq neg sec T 1923 r 20 500
FoR SALE.-Three FIRST. class four-pocket
billiard tables, 53x11 feet, in good ord e
and all complete Will be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire Of 49,. ..-.:. ....
a-s.:ss. - 5:s.5s, ROBBERS & Lab.
YouR WIZ WARTS MA Doty Washing
Machine and Universal wringer. Boyd has
them. Best thing in use. e:
A BARaA1x.-An American Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, with black walnut case, en-
trely new, can be had at q decided bar.
es'n' Will be sold for $45 cash. Inquire
at this Office.
| WHEAT WANrED.-Farmers havine vbe.,
to sell will find it to their advan-
tsge to all on II. z Ii,chell, before sci.
I ling. Headquarters at l.! G. B,:bank't
Office on St.;4ermain street.
BETTER than auction. Go to Smith.
! grocery. "
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AcoEPrABL1.-On Thursday evening last
Mrs. Col. McIntire surprised Tn JonRNAI
Office with some very nice ice'cream and
cake. The aforementioned delicacies
rapidly disappear ed. Warm weather Is
rather trying on ice-cream, you know.
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MARRIED

On Wednesday, the s1st ult., at the
Fletcher House, in this city, ~ VIM. ]. Par
sons, ESQ.,, City Justice, Mr.. W1l11An 81.
BA1IEs to Miss SARAH CROUCH, all Of Sank
Centre, MINI. ri :fs Sss=s
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ST.. PAUL PIoNEER.-The advertisement
Of this 6rst.class Democratic weekly may
be found in this issue. The Pioneer is not
only An excellent party paper, but is one Of
the very best newspapers in the West.
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! THE MARKET ..


- ST.. CLouD, June 8, 1871. ;
Wheat-oonsiderable coming in, Prices
to-day: No. Ia $1.o5; No. 2. $1.o0.
Oats command 400. ~.
Corn, shelled, 65a7Oc. -
Barley-very little demand may be
quoted at 60a65c.
Rye, $50. ~,
Bran is worth SIG per ton, and scarce.
Ray, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at So.
Beans, $3.50 to $500, according to
quality.
Potatoes;;- retail at 81 90; coming in
freely.
Cheese-Minnesots, zoo; New York, Csc.
Green apples are quite scarce at $7.6oa
500 per barrel.
Butter-20a25c.
Eggs, loo.
Wool, $50.
Dry maple wood is worth $4s$4.60 for
full cord green maple, oak, &c., $4s$4 25i
tamarao, $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS, juno 7.
Wheat-$l.10
Corn-68c.
| Oats-50c..
MILWAUKEE, June7.
Wheat Steady; 81 303 for No. l.
| Corn-53c.
Oats-62c.
1 n
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THANKs.-We would return our thanks
to the friends in different localities who
have been forwarding US the names land
cash) Of new subscribers. Please do so
some more
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~ The Circulation OF The journal
DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Publi,hed i'm Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertisers remember this.

D@-Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pettengill Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for TEE JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
me1ts for US at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
Q. their favors with either of the above
uses.
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Some Ladies suffer dreadfully with the
headache and this causes their hair to fade.
Natures Hair Restorative is sure remedy
for the ache and will restore tho color CT
blanohed, gray OF faded hair. See adver-
tisement.
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IS RAtrroAps 1rsNs.- tement Of the busi-.
ness Of the ST. Paul & T. r r., at the st.
Cloud Depot, for the mouth OF May, 1871:
Freight received, pounds. ......... J, lag, 100
~ Is forwarded, .......... 423, $50
Total. .....".. ............"...1, $4,000
Cash received for freight, ......... $4,2n6 30
j." :: Is tickets, ......... 1884 5
Tof8l, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @o.V4O oo
POUNDS.
Freight received May 1870...."...1,3 54, $50
(" s" g" 187l..."...1, A6, 100
Decrease, ...".................. 2Oo.b9O
or about 104 tons.
Freight forwarded May 1s70........l25, 100
" /" .187l.......,. 428, $50
Increase, .......................~ 29s, TAO
Ahout 40 tona
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For SALE.-A Wheeler g. Wilson Sew
ing Machine-frst- class-entirely new
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
at this Office.
Also, q Wilcox & Gibbs machi ne, new
Chance for bargain.
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Freight received my be itemized as fol-
lows:
General Merchandise, 770.640 pounds
Agricultural Implements, l36,36O do
Corn, 1920 do
Coal, 2O,46O do
Salt, 81 barrels
Lime, 3l5 do
Wagons, Carriages, &c., 49
Horses. 3
Freight forwarded as follows:
Wheat, 1882 bushels
Flour, 7l8 barrels
General Merchandise, 48,740 pounds
Cattle. 80
Notwithstanding no Government or Red
River freight is received this way this sea-
son, the freight forwarded and received ex-
ceeds the same time last year. In the COM
parison above, there is falling off in re-
ceipts of freight but . large increase in
shipments, which more than balances the
loss in Government and RED River freight.
NORMAL ScHooL.-Judge Hamlin and
Prof. Moore went to St. Paul on Tues
day, to attend the meeting Of the State Nor
NAL Board. The following teachers were
elected for the school at this place, for the
ensuing year:
Prof. Ira More, Principal, salary $4,000
| Miss Cornelia Walker. $50
Miss Carrie Havens, " 700
| Miss Dora L. Barrett, I" 7OO
! Miss Kate Elliott, IS 700
1t is due to Mrs. G.. NJ Sanderson, the
Assistant Principal, to state that she
declined continuing at the present salary,
and the funds st the disposal of the Board
did not permit any increase.
The crescent Prudential Committee was
reelected:
Judge Hamlin, Chairman C. F.Davis.
and A. Montgomery.
J. G. Smith, tt easurer:
The following board was appointed to
attend tho examination ct this place on the
Goth and 3Oth inst
Judge James Brown, Of Manksto.
DR.. 8. Y. McMasters, Of St Paul.
Judge Thos. Wilson, Of Winona.
ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.--Potatoes are not
IN demand at Alexandria. Twenty five
to thirty cents is the price for best quail
ties.........Oats are in good demand, at rs
cents per bushel .........A new post.office
has been established at Parker's Prairie, in
Otter Tail county. This Office is on the Osa-
kis and Otter Tail mail route. It will be
great convenience to the settlers in that
vicinity......... The parties charged with
hanging the suspected murderers at Bran.
don, were arrested last week. Their trial is
now in progress, with full attendance of
lawyers and with asses. We will give full
particulars as soon as the case is decided
...."...Potato bugs promise an unusual
crop..".....Wit FIVE or six weeks our
merchants expect to get their goods from
Morris, station on the St. Paul and Pa
oi6c Railroad, some twenty miles by track
northwest Of Benson, and thirty-6ve miles
southwest of Alexandria by team.........A
brute, whose name we have not learned,
pounded his horse to death last Wednesday
in tho woods west Of Alexandria. The
horse was unable to draw his share of the
load, and the owner seized stake and
literally beat the life out of the animal
.........L. W. Collins, County Attorney Of
Stearns Co., has been in town this week,
engaged in the Brandon hanging case.-
Post.
POLICE CouRT.-We have only two cases
to report this week.
Saml. Colony, drunk and disorderly,
fined five dollars and costs.
H. Halves, drunk and insulting females,
fined ten dollars and costs.
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Shoulders, hams, pork and lard at
Smiths Grocery. .E.
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FOR SALE.

'xThe above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired
Apply to P. L. GREGORY,
Railroad Land Office, g. Cloud.
orr CALVIN F. HOW,
28-tf Box 22l5. New York
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RA1N.-Fine rains have fallen throughout
the upper country during the past week,
doing much good to the grass and growing
crops.
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WANTED.-A number of cabinet and
chair makers, at spicer & Carlisles Steam
Factory.
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-Boyd's is the place to buy your gro
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FoR SALE.-Three FIRST. class four-pocket
billiard tables, 53x11 feet, in good orde
and all complete. Will be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire of 49,. ..~~:. ....
a,~- .s: - 5:s:E# ROBBERS & LAIB. s
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CV7fecte1 J0T The JOUHNAL, Oy d. o. AUQHy q CV'
Mink No. 90 to 4.50I SO
Otter..... 600 to 7OO Martin 90 to 10 90
Fsher............ 90 to DOL Red ROx. ...... LAO
Wolv 500 to Fox ....3 90 to 600
WolE-Timber ESQ to 8 DOL Silver Grey 300 to SO 90
Lear 1OOO Lynx 1.4O
Cub Bear........ 800 to 500 Badger .......... IS
Beaver. per lb......... LOO skunk ............ IS
Deer Skins, per lb 20 to Is Winter Rat.... to 10
Hides dry. 161Spring Rat......... IL to Ia
Hides, green...."..... OIL
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Better than auction. Go to Smiths
grocery.
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WHEAT wAHrED.-Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tsge to all on II. z Mitchell. before 40,
ling. Headquarters d, L.. G. B,:bank's
Office on St.aermain street.
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Your WIZ WANTS MA Doty Washing
Machine and Universal Wringer. Boyd has
them. Best thing in use. :
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A BARaA1N.-An American Shuttle Sew
Ing Machine, with black walnut case. en-.
tlrely new, can be had at decided bar.
gain Will be sold for $45 cash. Inquire
at this office.
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NATURE S
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

Contains no Lac sulphur-No Sugar Of Lsad--Ne
Lltharge-No Nitrate Of Silver and 10 entirely nee
used In other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear crystal, it will not sell
the finest fabric-perfectly SAFE, CLEAN and EFF.
NE-decideratums LONG SOUGHT FOB AlD
FOUND AT LAST
1t restores and prevents the hair from becoming
Gray, imparts soft, glossy appearance, removes
Dandruh, IL cool and refreshing to the head, checks
the hair from falling of, and restores it to great
extent when prematurely lost, prevents Headache,
all Humors, cutneous eruptions, and unnatural
Heat. As DRESSING for the Hair 1t Is the hsst
Article in the market.
DR.. G. SMITH, Patentee, Gorton Junction, Mass.
Prepared only by PROCTOR BROTHERS, Gieaess-
ter, Mass. The Genuine 10 put up in panel bottle,
made expressly for it with name Of the article blo3
in the glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures Hat
Restorative, and take NO other.
For sale BY G. SCHULTEN / CO..
and TICKNOR. TOLMAN / 90. St. Cloud.
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON REID,
Wholesale Agents, % Lake stset Chicago. III
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-08

s Families can slways find No. l butter
at Smiths grocery.