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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02
A FOUL MURDER.
A MAN KILLED AND ROBBED.

HIS Body Concealed under q Hay stack
Il. G. Burbank, ESQ.,, Of this city, has
received letter from his agent at Her-
mann, on the Maine Line Of the St. Caul
and Pacific Railroad, Mr.. Geo. II. Spencer,
concerning the mysterious disappearance
Of VIM. Tinuey, who had been engaged in
teaming for Mr.. Burbank. Mr.. Spencer
writes under date Of October 25th, and,
says:
''You will remember my speaking to you,
when you were over last, about the sudden
disappearance of VIM. Tiuney with his
teams from Morris. We then thought it
was on account Of Dare* bothering him
about his mule. To-day dead body was
found under one Of Rube Riohardson's hay
stacks, only . few rods from where Tinuey
was camped. The description of the size
ofthe man and his clothing corresponds
exactly with that Of Tinney. He had been
murdered and robbed-stabbed in the
breast, The supposition is that his hired
man or some one else had murdered him in
his sleep (as his boots were otf), and rob-
bed him, and then ca, ried him short dis
lance and hid him under the hay stack.
He had considerable money, and also. .
draft Of mine on you, for $279. By your
last statement rendered me, I see that on
August goth you paid the draft. Do you
remember who presented it for payment
An effort will be made to trace the m after
up through this draft. and also his teams,
which were in all probability taken blythe
murderer and sold somewhere. If you can
throw any light on the subject Of the
draft, please do So" 49,
The draft referred to, Mr.. Burbank in
forms US, was Endorsed by VIM. Tinney
(probably forgery to J. R. Gardner, .
merchant Of St. Peter; by him to F. A.
Donahower, Of the LIST Nat. Bank Of st..
Peter; by him to D.. "A. Montfort, Of I'd
N. B. St. Paul and by him to J. G. Smith.
Of the Bank of St. Cloud, to whom the
money for which it was drawn was paid by
Mr.. Burbank. The teams we're also prob
ably, as was the draft, disposed of at or
near st. Peter. The murdered man had
five mule teams, worth about ST., 800, and
four wagons worth $500 each, besides a
considerable sum Of money. So far as
heard from, no clue has yet been obtained
to the prepetrator of this bold murder,
though it would seem as though shrewd
detective should have but little difficulty in
making an arrest. A.:
*Dare is . government official who had
charged that one Of Tinney's mul es had
been improperly obtained from the govern
ment. :5t> ',.": ~: "a
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For FIFTEEN cents we
will furnish The JOURNAL
from y (and including) : next
week until the LIST Of Janua.
ry, lS72-EIGHT weeks. +
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A CHEAP PAPER.
SPLENDID OFFER.

We will send TIE JOURNAL from now un-
u the .arst Of January next-nearly four
ssntAs-fsr Thirty cents. This 10 but about
Ne esst Of The white paper.
Ssnl alsng Thirty cents, and secure .
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NJ, Tell your neighbors Of this.
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FIRST DIV. a., PAUL / PACIFIC +. Z.
Summer Tine 1'able'

8uAnor TiAe Tab1e1
t. H>f- -
- - SAINT CLOUD TRAINS.
~. Law, St. Cloud :15 4. y. and &15 Pm. y..
nIrriys Do 1870 P. Il. and 7:2O Pm.
:sr PAUL TRAINS.
Leave st. Paul 1904. N. and ESQ r. n.
Arrive do I'm. and P. N.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 7:b0A. H., and ESQ P. Y.
Arrive do 1l:35A Az.
Passengers takingthe morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis change cars at St. Anthony
Junction and arrive ct Minneapolis ut ll.S5 4. ~
The AIS ?. Il. train from st. Cloud, does not make
connection at St.Anthony Junction with the train
tsr Aianeapolis, but passengers take omnibus 70
Minneapolis on arrival of train.
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N 0TlC e !!

:: THE JOURNAL Office has just received a
very large and complete stock Of new type,
cuts, borders, &c., purchased at the best
Eastern foundries. Also fine assortment
of wood type for posters. These addition
will enable W to turn out better work that
ever before, and equal to the best done in
the State. Prices reasonable. Send in your
orders, which will receive prompt atten
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

"a Beautifully situated on Camp
Lake, ono and half miles from Clear
Lake depot. Consists Of 40 acres timber
and pasture 40 acres cultivated prairie,
both fenced and 40 acres Of uncultivated
clean prairie. Good house (well furnished
throughout), buildings and every eonvsn-
ience-all new last year. Easy terms. Ad-
dress, LEES & PEARCE, Clear. Lake, sher-
burne Co., Mimi. Az.
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IMPROVED DENr1srRY.-Good news to all
those wearing or wanting artificial teeth !!
Dr.. Upham has purchased the exclusive
right for stearns and adjoining counties,
for using Folsom's improved method Of
holding artificial teeth. With these i'm
provements teeth are secured firmly in the
mouth, and will not drop while eating,
speaking, or laughing, neither will food or
seeds of berries get under the plate. 1t
can be attached to old plates az we'll as
new.
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The wheat crop of John Richards,
of Minneota, averaged over 81 bush
els TO; The acre, while his oats yielded
so bushels. He ascribes this success
to drilling.
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Tho 81 Paul Pre-. says: Work on tic

This D. Rsal Press says: Work on tho
Psnbina branch Of the st. Paul and Pacific
Railroad viii soon b. got under hsadvay.
II. p. Lynch has just ebtainsde contract
twenty miles Of grading, hi job reach.
NC Up the faux Valley - far ~ Sank Can.
trs. Ensiastrs and others srs spreading out
over tho lls, whieh indicates Tat this road
% 70 b constructed without any unneess-
say dslsy."E 2d22 - .~.-'
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APPLES CHEAP FOR CASH.

All those who want winter APPLES, will
remember that Allen & Russell will have,
in day or two, two carloads Of tho very
best, which they propose TO sell; 4 as cheap
Is the same can be bought in St. Paul,
freight added.:s: ~: x: Z Il. E$Es
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02

"A ysung man Was returning home on
Sunday night with . wagon load Ut, girls
from party at st. Augusta, when, nearly
in frontal tho Central House, the "king
bolt" fell out, dumping the girls into the
mud. The horses ran away, and when the
ysung man returned the girls were no.
whore 70 bs seen. Whether he has found
them Or los, W do not know.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02

The Alexandra Post says: The half
breeds On Red river now make quite .
business Of catching 6sh. They blockade
the river by telling trees, then set IN old
fashioned trap or basket, and take from
ono to two hundred pounds per night.
These are sailed in barrels or dried, and
ind . ready market. . q IL
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02

Attention is called to the. advertise
mennt of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's great
work, "The Life Of Jesus the Chr list"
This book has received the highest commen-
dations from eminent theologians. Rev.
Cuyler pronouuces it "a volume to be not
tasted but to be devoured aud inwardly
digested."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTRAY.-Came to tho snbsciber living
Ik:in Rockville, stsarns::C Co., MINI, Nay
1871 . BROWN HELPER, about 10 months
old. The owner is hereby notified to prove
property pay charges and take it away or
i will b disposed Of recording to law:
'>''' = "1 go - PETER LOMMEL.
Rockville, Minn., Nov. %, 1871. 2-8w
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APPLES CHEAP !-E. c. Smith & Co.
have the agency for Quincy apples, and
have a lot which must and will be sold at
any price. Call and pay your own price
for them. - - II
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.$4,64S.55

CHICAGO CLOTHING ,HALL.-The adver-
tisement of the new firm of G. Hanauer &
Co., may DO found in this issue. They have
= very heavy stock Of goods, including
clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats.
caps, boots, shoes, &c., which they will
cell, ct Wholesale Or retail, low for cash.. 81
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SPECIAL OFFER.

For $a.o0 We will send to any address
Tn JOURNAL and tho St. Paul Press for
sas year. The regular price for the two
10 800.
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sr. CLouD, Nov.,2, 1871.

ST.. CLOUD, Nov.,2, 1871. .
s Wheat-Firm at 81 07a$1l0. rs
Oats-80c to &c.,. @E ri
Corn-40c.
Barley-50a55c. E =.
I Rye, Csc. .-7S E! !. .s5e
Bran-eoo per cwt. - ~
I Shorts-$ " - :.
Feed-$1s$1 60 per cwt. ~
!: Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, AID
sells At Sc.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according ia
quality. .
F: Potatoss,- buying at 3 5a40s.
Chesse-Minnesots, 20c; New York, ESQ.
'Butter-Rsngss from 123c to Csc.
Eggs-15s18c.
Green spples-$4.5os5,oo per Dbl; GO
ets. per peck.
Crsnberries-2.5Oa3.00
Wool, 400.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord green maple, oak, SC. $4a$4 Is;
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2.
Wheat-$1 2Sfor No. l.
Oats-304o for No. l.
Corn-48o for No. 2.
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Mr.. J. Prondzinski would call particu-
lar attention to his very large assortment
Of fall and winter: styles Of hats and cap
He has everything IN, this line that u neat
and new, 1t low prices.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

A large let Of clothing, which will be sold
1t cost, to close out the stock. This is .
fact. Do nos,failto call and get bargains.
at YouNa's.
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St. Cloud, Oct 30th, 1871.
PREPARE FOR WINTER,
At HendersOu's,

I have full assortment Of boots and
shoes, arctics, rubbers, and buck gloves
and mittens. Also q splendid article Of
mems corduroy cloth boots and beave,
cloth boots. My prices are very low, and
my goods all of the best-warranted
throughout. Call and see me.
-, WM. HENDERSON.
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Having very complete assortment Of
cloths and = skilled, cutter, Prondzinski
IL able to make up suits or single articles
Of s'ntlemen's wearing apparel, in the best
and most stylish manner. Give him call.
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Geo. p. Rowell l. Co., 40 Park Row

D0.Gse. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row.
New York, and S. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are tho sole agents
for TIN JoulxAI, in that city, and are su-
thsris,d t. contract for inserting advertise
nsats Tor 10 Of our lowest cash rates.
Alvsrtlssrs In that city are requested to
owe their favors with either Of tho above
b uses. 49,: .,
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FOR RENT.

A neat and comfortable dwelling house,
on Chapel street, near The JOURNAL Office.
Inquire at this Office, or Of
r, JOHN r: CLARK.
st. Cloud, Oct. 80, 1871. nl6-tf.
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NoT1cE.-Dais, Beal & Co., will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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. Wheat commands at this place too high
a price to admit Of its being shipped to
Mi)vaukoa ." III
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All Kinds Of fresh family groceries KEEP,
constantly on hand at Smiths Grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02

Mr.. Chandler has the contract to fur
nish te, for the Sank Valley railroad
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Rev. F. G. Coolbaugh, several years
ago teacher Of the Parish School at this
place, now Of LeSueur, has accepted the
pastorate Of the Episcopal church at Man
kato.
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CHEAP FOR CASH,

Allen & Russell offer their entire. stock
Of drugs, paints, oils, &c., ut greatly re-
duced prices. They propose to close out
q certain line Of goods, and will, for the
next thirty days, sell at q great reduction.
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Parties wanting supplies can save
money by calling at Smiths Grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02

by Paul Mockerhaupt's.
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Tho g.. Cloud Rifle Company will here
! aitsr nset ter drill on Friday evening. o.
sas1 wesk.
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Tho B9ard Of Education win meet on
Aelday. evening.
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Has our 1eeturing Association taken
snyssasps q yet toward securing one or
more lectures from Hon. 1gnatius Donneily
this Winteri He would draw full houses.
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Bush Is receiving an elegant stock Of
AsW goods OF all kinds. IS For watches
slssk', silv'rwsre and jewelry Of oil kinds,
70 to Bush's. '..I ~ ~, -, -
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Mr.. Warren Adley, Of Osakis, has the
supervision Of all tic contracts on the st.
Cloud and Sank Valley railroad. He is N
sAszgstie, go-shssd man, just suited for
railroading. 49,.
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Fresh groceries,in all varieties, for
sale at the lowest cash prices, at z. H.
Morse's. .,.
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-An:elegant stock Of Wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelrv
Store. ..
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Very little was saved No insurance.

etOvEn TIN L1xs."-As one ofsthe num-
erous candidates for Sheriff Via are now
presenting their claims and merits to tho
people Of stearns county, was jogging
along the road he meet couple Of Hiber-
mans. Aftsr's few preliminary remarks
about tho weather, the vital subject waa
introduced: They were oil right-thought
he was just the man for sheriff-&c.. &c.
After having ''liquidated'' with his friends,
the aratided candidate was just about ia
drive of, when one Of the men spoke up
1--WE likse you very much, Mister -, and
arc sorry We can't vote fur ye, but We
live jist over the line, in Pope county"
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TO THE VOTERS OF sTEARNS
COUNTY.

I wish to 1nform you that the story
which has been put in circulation through
this county to the effect that unfair means
were used in the nominating Convention by
me and my friends, toward my opponent,
7. G. Alden, IN sending him away on Of
hclal business during the Convention, is
false, and is done for effect. Mr.. Alden
was in the Convention, and wrote his own
tickets, as Man prove BY any and every
delegate who was present. II Mr.. Alden
or any other man can prove that did not
get my nomination in fair, honorable
manner, will give him one hundred dol
lars.
JOHN COATES.
St. Cloud, Oct 3oth, 1871.
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-Sse advertisements Of EARN for Sale
and "Rof Rsnt."
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The highest cash price paid for farm.
ee' produce Of all kinds, at Smiths
0EeesFy. :::Ea F.. ".
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Boston and cream cr.okers, sjast ar
rived and will BE- sold cheap, atPaul Mock
enhaupt's ssss5,S
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-Substsatial improvements are being
made u Stevenson 4 Coz wsrsrooms.
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Next Tuesday will be election day.
No Republican should fail to 70 to the
poJ0s '.f
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Lac. co1IAns.-As large stool, new
and nice 'tyles-for sale cheap. At
..." =. <.i5.... ~. VI IS ". Youxo's
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60 and see Bush's new stock Of Holt
day goods. Make you selections now. e.
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Two car loads Of Michigan apples, all
choice and selected, q 2. Il. Morss's. II. 4
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-BuckwheAt -four, at Davis, Beal &
Co.'S: .~... - G~41f TO-
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"A pair Of horses attached to . wagon
loaded with wheat made an attempt to run
sway On St. German street, on Tuesday,
bat were stopped before they had made
much Roadway.
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I'VE do1bt very much whether tho busi-
ness men Of st. Cloud viii bind themselves
Individually In the amount named, $66, 600.
Their action viii BE- awaited with interest,
st. Clsad needs The railroads, but these
conditions aRe' enorous.- xoatiesNo Times.
Although Che nees,aity Of paying $685.
600 n cash, within one year, would b. =
somewhat severe one. yet we will be much
surprised lftAs business man Of g. Cloud do
.steven meet this phase Of the railroad
problem, should it bs found absolutely
nsssssssy.y Al our Monticello eontempo-
razy says, ''st. Cloud needs those rail-
road" aud The 70 dsse,s,aised to have them.
R1II1 FOE !; SuySnlnRs BY EPaAR1E
lnzsl-Ths ladies Of 1t. Cloud have gath
cred together . quantity Of partially used
clothing, which will be distributed to those
ufsrsrs Whose needy condition is prop
srly authenticated, upon application in
person or by letter to
MRs. H. c. BURBANK.
~ MAS. H. II. HsnBulr.
."|-'} q eAAAe~ 3SAANAA8 m08SDs 3,
- fs5s 80 Committee.
fon Rsz7.-A centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, On Wslle.
Avenue. Inquire: At this Office. - & .~''e
-1hrss hundred barrels Of choice Mich.
'sea Apples expected daily, and will b
ssA at bottom figures, ct ..ra.s- 80, =. r.
@al n 49,, 49,. ALLEN 4 RussII1's.
trti,sf. 49,.
Bush Is receiving an elegant stock Of
new goods Of all kinds. e. . For watches
slest', silvsrwsre and jewelry Of al kinds,
gsts Bush's. ~ u. -, -
LACE co1IAns.--As large stool, new
and nice 'tylss-for sale cheap. At
>.> ss. .z::,:. IS. w.. ~. Youxa's
2. n. Morse keeps constantly on hand
lfssh oysters. t@5}'s3.. ~
The highest cash price paid for farm.
~ produce Of all kinds, at Smiths
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The very choicest family groceries,
Paul Mockenhaupt's. ~ q s*r.*s@s' =.
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, Ar Gaoy1xol's:s
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An eleranf afonE nf ND inn ~.

Buckeye force-feed Drills,
. III Ar GKovENoR's.
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Young Man! Bush has what you want
or ought to want-engagement rings.
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=. Il. Morse keeps constantly on hand
ffssh oysters. t3,h5s2., = :
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1NpRovrMExr IN WATER WHEE1s.-Yes.
terday afternoon practical application
was made, on Lake George, of the principle
involved in the patent obtained by Mr.. W.
F. Knowlton for an improvement in water
wheels for propelling boats, steamers, &c.
The trial was very successful. Castings
had been made by Stevenson & Co., and
the machinery, with a small engine, rig
ged in boat by Alsop & Wlnslow. By an
arrangement Of the cogs attached to one
end of the paddles, and of the cog-whee]
in which they move, or which moves them,
the paddles are always 10 a vertical posi-
ton except while in the water, when they
move with their full broadside. This Sc.
cures the greatest amount Of power posi-
bic, without any retarding weight. Fro n
the same arrangement of the gearing, and
the shape of tho boat, no waves are made, 50
that there would be no danger Of washing
the banks of canals in using these paddles.
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do lot fail TO read the new ADVERTISE
Of NJ. Jos. Edelbrock. Mr.. Edelbrock's
Stoek 10 not only large and well-selected.
but II embraces only the very best goods,
Ladies would do well to call and examine
his dress goods.
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Tho police intend enforcing strictly
the ordinance relative to allowing teams to
stand united in the streets.

.-DsGraff 4 Co., railroad contractors,
have opened IN ONCE in the building &C.
eupisd BY E. G. Jones, on Washington Ave-
nue.,
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Buckeye force-feed seeders, (;
AT GRovENoR's.
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The best place in, town to buy your
groceries Is Smiths Grocery.
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On motto n the Council adjourned.
NEW QUARTERS-SPLEND NEW
STOCK.


Having removed to his elegant and COM
modious new storeroom, Mr., j. w. Ten
voorde would call the attention of his
friends and the public to the, immense
stock Of goods which he has just received.
The shelves gre all full-tables are full
goods are piled under the counters and
over the shelves-goods everywhere. He
has everything that may BE- cslled for-z dry
goods, groceries, clothing,' boots, shoes,
hats, caps, blankets. orockery. notions, &c.
He guarantees to sell as low as any othe,
house in the city; and warrant, his goods
10 be as represented. Call at Tenvoorde's
TO the VOTERS OF sTEARNs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02

-Grahams & Son have finished their
contract on the line Of the N. P. r. R., and
day or two since '.pulled up stakes' and
left for St. Cloud. They have taken anoth-
er contrac. on the St Cloud end of the
Pembina branch, and are going to COM
mence work there In p1ediately. --Oier Tail
City Record. ),
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-02

III farmers want q good plow, call at
n. Lahr's. Patronize home manufactures.