The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-12-21

Mr.. "A Sutton, OF New Munich, were in
town yesterday. .'sa.s@ps =
Mr.. ". A. Stevenson, Of the firm Of
Stevenson / Co., started 90 Tuesday for
Pennsylvsnis, where he will spend couple
Of months. IA :f~,
W. hAd calls on Monday from Messrs.
H. B. Morrison, Chas. s. Benson and E. P.
Perkins, Of Clearwater.
Mr.. R. W. DeLano, editor of the Times,
returned on Friday from the east.
Mr.. A. W. Bush started on Tuesday on
a business trip to Sank Centre and Alex
andria.
VAcATIoNs.-A vacation to extend to
Monday, January. 9th, has been given the
Union school.
The Normal school will have vacation
Of three weeks, beginning yesterday.
PoKK-The market is nut lightly supplied.
Farmers are keeping their pork, and will
do their own packing. Next spring will
bring An abundance of cured hams. The
ruling price for pork, by the hog, is four
and one half cents per pound.
CHRISTMAS TTEEs.-The Sabbath schools
of the different churches are making ex-
tensise preparations for having handsome
Christmas trees. The little ones will all
be provided for. The Episcopal school will
have their tree on Saturday evening the
Congregations and Methodist schools on
Monday evening; and the Presbyte, ian
school on Tuesday evening.
VENIsoN.-Thcre are, at this time, near
~ one thousand saddles of venison in this
place awaiting shipment. Large quantities
have already been sent to the East. If the
present law regarding the sending of veni-
son outside the State is imperative, one
should DO passed by tho next Legislature
which can be enforced ; or, at the present
rate It which deer are being slaug htsrcd,
but few more years will be required to ex-
terminate them -.
ToA NV F1ELD.-Miss Kate Elliott,
who has, since The opening Of the Normal
school at this place, been in charge Of the
Primary Model Room, has accepted m Of
fer Of the position Of Assistant Principal
of the State Normal school Of Nebraska.
She started to-day for her new field Of
labor. Miss Elliott Is An excellent teach.
er, and the Nebraska school may we'll
itself on having secured her
services. Miss Ada Dam, at present en-
gagged in the Union school, will take Miss
Elliott's place in the Model Department.
UP CouNTRY.-The Alexandra Post says
m EDglishmau named Fletcher was frozen
to death near Holy Cross. ........Rev. Geo.
Stewart is to preach at Alexandria every
alternate Sabbath. editor says
have been received that The st..
Cloud and Pemb;ua railroad will run via.
Alexandria and Fergus Falls.........On the
7th, the Rouse Of an old gentleman named
Brown, near Gleuwood, was entirely de-
stroyed by FIRE. The Bank of Alexan-
dria has Chinese bank note worth SIS. It
is said to be q curious looking shinplaster.
TIE suBsTAHTIAIs.-In preparing for
Christmas, do not forget that Cross & Plat
ties con supply you with the substantials,
such as turkeys, chickens. venison,
beet aud such things as are vel
come to the inner man. Call at their meat
market, and order such meats as you may
want for your Christmas dinner.
Our readers will notice the new adver-
tisement of NJ. G. Tolman & Co., wholesale
and retail druggists. This firm has estab-
lished an enviable reputation for the su-
perior quality of good" kept on hand and
for the low prices at which they are sold.
Their stock is new com pletc in every re
spect. in both staple and fancy articles, and
they ask call from purchasers.
AS money is scarce and Christmas is
We offer to lrtics who want to bu,
goods cheap, ovcrcoats, chinohi!la coats,
mi,tens and gloves, at cost price, and every
hing else in our line in proportion.
G. HANAUER & Co.
DO not fail to 60 to !. G. Hubcr's be-
fore making your Christmas purchases. Ee
has the choicest candies fruits of all kinds.
and such goods as you want for the Holt
days.
You could not give your gentlemen
friends . moro acceptable Christmas gift
than q pair Of those gloves at =
MONTGOMERY & WEsr's.
Tho Imperial Russian Prince has sr-
rived, but attracts less attention. that the
immense stock Of fall. and winter goods lust
received by J. ". renvoodes, It his new
store, opposite Catholic church St. Ger.
maine street.
The very best cotfees, sugars, syrups
teas, tobsccos. ct lower prices than any.
where else and 16 ounces to . 'pound) At
L1xPER1cH's.
Daring the recent cold snap, Adam
Rolling. Of Richmond, . teamster, had one
foot badly frozen. y @.~ + = &~-' .
-All kinds Of Christ mas goods at Mont
somery : Vests. A.. ~. ......,. ... ~
Lace collars and haudkerchisfs. A
large stock, will be sold cheap during tn,
holidays, at ~..s.r., ,ss.. y
YoUNG's.
Fine gloves for the Holida -, guarau.
teed to be cheaper than 1t any other. store
in town, at John LsuermanA's You can
surely save money BY calling on hun.
-confectionery, toys, fruits, canned
goods AMI all kinds Of good things for th.
Christmas season. at Paul Mocken haupt's
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