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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-30
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NEW QUARTERs-sPLEN 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 are all full-tables are full
goods are piled under the counters and
over the shelves-goods everywhere. He
has everything that may DO called for-dry
goods, groceries, clothing, boots, shoes,
hats, caps, blankets. crockery, notions, &c.
He guarantees to sell as low as any other
house in the city, and warrants his goods
20 be as represented. Call at Tenvoorde's.
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BELLE PRAIRIE. Nov. 81. I

DELLE iRA1RIE, NOV. II, 1911.
EDITOR JOURNAL The grading for the
railroad along here is just finished, aud
several parties are at work making ties
BY the first of january the principal part
Of the tics will be on the line, am tod
There is to be depot here, right back of
the "Delle Praire House." land, en- PEASANT,
the B. P. H. is a good place to step at
Our tea is strong, our meat is cooked,
our bread is palatable, and we have
pie three times a day and that is more
than I can say for any other good
hotel on the road. Of course we have pies
some places oftener than we want them,
because they are not good.) 1t is report
ed that there will be no depot at Little Falls
on account of the narrowmindeaness of
some (would beg influential citizens, who
object to giving the right o, way and the
grounds on which to locate. If the report
should prove true, Little Falls will
Ego up" fguratively only, (there is little
prospect of literal ascension.) The prin-
cipal farming country is on Belle and Rich
Prairies, and the depot here will be more
convenient for the settlers in both locali-
ties than at the Falls.
The Morrison county officials have got
into quite snarl over their financial Of
fairs. The story is that the treasury il
some four thousand dollars minus, and the
Deputy Treasurer, who has had charge of
the money till some time in the summer,
declares upon his honor, (of- which has q
large assortment that At the June settle
ment, the money was oil right, and that he
has not got it; while the Treasurer il
quite as positive thst he did not take it.
They seem to be looking the matter up,
and the anxious tax payers will finally be
able to ascertain whether their treasury
can DO made greenbacks tight or not.
Did you ever attend French wedding !
More's the pity! A young couple were
married yesterday-Mr. Andrew Racine
and Miss Jimmie Bruso, at the house Of
Father Buh. A large company were in
attendance, and Immediately after the
ceremony they adjourned to the house Of
the bridegroom's father to dinner, and q
dance after dinner, and another dance af
ter supper, and another call night till
broad daylight" and another after break.
fast, and when left there, at two O'Clock
p. N. to-day. they were still having q jolli.
fication, with no particular prospect of q
break up that l could see. Occasionally q
hottie and glass were passed around, and
there was evidently no lack of spirits eithe,
bottled and loose. If there ever was q sci
ofjolly Frenchmen on a bender, it was
yesterday and to-day, and they enjoy
it hugely.
One Of the Swede station men, Who had
had Is or 20 men boarding for the last
four weeks at Lyman Ayre's, is. said Il
have absconded with the funds :whic h
DeGraff gave him to pay the board bill
with. They have literally been living on
"Ayre," and have grown fat.
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$1,000 REWARD!
DR.. HUNTER;
Oh w 0A~-p~u-v> S~->-<

pay the above reward to any person suffering from
DR.. Hunter has spent . number Of years in Paris and
Der in to acquire knowledge Of 70 he makes
oclaty He le graduate OF college in Europe e we'll
AZ tn country Dr. Hunter while studying Psris was
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The sreat.s' odoro reform medicins con.ists
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FROM PAYNESYILLE.
PAYNESvILLE, MINI. Nov 81 ~

PAYNEsv1LlE. MIMI, Nov. 81, 1871.
EDITOR JoUENAL.-One more Ostrandor
& Co.'s steam mill is about starting up. ]
understand Mr.. Leonard Swift, of Irving,
an experienced mill man, has taken it to
run this winter.
Speaking Of winter, F'that's what's the
matter" here now. We have got winter
here now in earnest, nearly foot of snow,
and tho thermometer showing 18o below
zero.
This cold weather has somehow left
the Congregational Church out in the cold,
with about half of the rafters up, and bids
fair Tor unfair) to stay SO awhile.
Yours -
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DIED.

In this c;tys on the morning OF the 9th
OF November, Of acute consumption,
MASON H. MILLS, aged 33 years.
:. Mr.. Mills was warm-hearted young
man, of generous impulses, and was re.
spected by large circle of acquaintances
BY the few friends who knew him well, he
was highly esteemed. Although in declin-
ing health for some months, his death was
comparatively sudden. His remains were
taken to St. Paul by Wednesdays train 70,
interment.
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TOFFICIAL,7

OFFlC1AL.
WHEREAS, The Record title to lot g. in
blk IS, in the City of Saint Cloud Curtis
survey is in William W. Niles, who is de-
ceased, leaving as heirs ut law Mary W.
Niles, Nathaniel Niles, Mary L. Niles and
Marston Niles. therefore:
Resolved, That upon payment Of the sum
Of three dollars and twenty-five cents, a
deed be made Of said lot to said heirs, con-
veying to them the same, and. that. said
deed be executed and signed by the Presi-
dent of said Common Council, be attested
by the City Clerk of said City, who is here
by authorized and required to affix thereto
the official seal of said City, and deliver to
the Mayor for his approval thereof, that
said deed so executed shall be the deed Of
said city and said Council, and said Presi.
dent, Clerk and Mayor are hereby appoint
ed and authorized to execute the same as
aforesaid and deliver the same as such tt
said grantees.
Aves-Ald. Bridgman, Burbank, Carter
Dorr, Lamo, Owen and J. G, Smith.
Nays-None
Approved Nov. 28:h, 1871.
CHAs. D. KERR.
attest: NATHAN F. BARNES, Mayor
City Clerk.
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MIR. James Cambell, formerly of
Clearwater in this State, has charge of the
sommissary department Of Vassar College,
q Peughksepsie, N. Y. One Of the papers
there gives description of new griddle
which has just been introduced fer winter
services. 1t is delicate instrument, ten
feet by eight, ana has carrying capacity
Of five hundred cakes At single fry"
How kindly tho angelic creatures at Vas
ssr must take to griddle cakesl
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MONTGOMERY s. WEST.

HEAD LloHr O1L.-Try it once and you
will use NO other. Gives better light, lasts
longer and is perfectly safe. For sale BY
NJ. C. ToLMAN & Co.
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FIRST DIV. ST, PAUL & PACIFIC r. z.
Summer Time 9'ables
SAINT CLOUD IRA,

SAINT CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave St, Cloud 7:l5 A. M. and 2:l5 Pm.
Arrive do 1920 p. Nj. and 7:2OP.M.
ST pACL TRAINS.
Leave St. Paul 1904. NJ. and ESQ r. N.
Arrive do i'm. and P. NJ.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 1904. NJ, and ESQ P. N.
Arrive do 1855 An.
Passengers takngthe morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis change cars at St. Anthony
junction and arrive at Minneapolis ut 1l.35 A. NJ
The els p. NJ. train from St. Cloud, does not make
connection at st. Anthony junction with the trai.
for Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus fu
Minneapolis on arrival of train.
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~ @ TIC & !!

The JOURNAL Office has just received a
very large and complete stock of new type,
cuts, borders, &c., purchased at the bost
Eastern foundries. Also fine assortment
Of wood type for posters. These addition.
will enable US 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
rion. -:
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Large quantity Of winter apples, JUS
received ct TBNvoORDE's.

LAMP ExPLos1oN.-On Sabbath evening
lamp exploded At Mr.. John H. Owens
rsid'nes, pieces Of the glass cutting Mrs.
Owen severely in the face. Ono of hsr
daushters had presence of mind enough to
throw blanket over her, and thus ex-
tinEuished the flames which had caught
her dress.
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"A boy came from near Richmond on
Saturday, with the dolorous certainty that
he had broken his arm, dislocated his
shoulder or ''kaocked his hip out Of thigh"
and was considerably surprised that he
had sustained only a severe sprain Of the
shoulder.
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Corn and Cob Crushers,
Ar GRovENoR's.

-On Wednesday forenoon the prosecution
In tho Paulson murder case closed their
evidence by the defendant as reduced Ia
writing by the coroner, and the defense
WAS begun BY IN opening speech to the
jury made by H. L. Observation-Disclosures
Post1
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SPECIAL OFFER.

For $500 We will send to any address
TIE JOURNAL and tho St. Paul Press for
one year. The regular price for the two
is$4.o0.
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TAKE NOTICE..

Having disposed of my stock of goods to
Mr.. c. MCDONALD, l desire to settle up all
my accounts. Parties having bills against
me will please present them for settlement
and those owing me will call at once and
make payment. Twill be at the old stand
z. H. MORSE.
St. Cloud. Nov. 9th, 1871.
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Mr.. W. E. Lake, Express Messenger,
informs US that when he left Fort Aber.
erombis on Thursday there was not snow
enough for sleighing. But between this
place and the Fort the sle'ghing is excel
lent. AT Norris the snow is eighteen inches
deep.
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FoR CHRrsrMAs.-We have fine
stock Of poplins, Scotch plaids, satteens'
cloakings, shawls, nubias, and great va
riety Of fancy goods, suitable for presents.
Como early with your cash and get bar
gains.
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APPLES! APPLES. APPLES ,

800 barrels prime Michigan apples at E.
c. Smith, & Co.'s. Must be closed out at
once. Call and get supply of apples at
your own prices.
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THE MARKET B

ST.. CLOUD, Nov. 20, 1871.
T. sWheat-Fi1m nt 81 OOa$l TO- a
Oats-32c to 35c.
Corn-45a5Oc.
Barley-50a55c
Rye, $50. ,
= Bran-60c per cwt.
Ehorts-$
: Feed-$la$1 60 per cw.-
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, akt
sells at Sc.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according t
quality. ..-,:s.
r Potatoes buying at s5a4oc.
:Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York Csc
" Butter-Ranges from l5c to zoe.
Eggs-l5a20c. !
Green apples-$4.5 0a5,vo per Dbl; 81
cts. per peck.
Cranberries-2.5Oa3.OO
Wool, 4Oc.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord green maple, oak, &c. ,$4a$4 rs;
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. %.
Wheat-$1 81 for No. ].
Oats 800 for No. l..
Corn-42c for No. 2.
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Tho Post Office will DO open on Thanks
giving from to 2 o'clock P. NJ, only.
Tho Library Association will meet on
Thursday evening Of next.week at the resi-
denee Of Hon. n. T. Barnes.
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See Tax Notice Of Treasurer Cans.

A. THOMAS OYsrERs.- Triangle brand,
1t MoNraoMIRY g. WEsT's.
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LOGOS,

j. P. Wilson, of St. Cloud, arrived last
evening, and will spend the day here. He
expects the St. Cloud party Of SURVEYORS.
now running the line Of the 81. Cloud &
St. Peter Railroad, TO arrive here to-day
st. refer Tribune, Nov. %.
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AS Thanksgiving cuts us off one day,
We are compelled to give less than our
usual amount Of reading matter this week.
But printers have right to deserve
Thanksgiving, as we'll as Lave other Chris
trans.
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Rev. Flint will preach 1t the Presby-
terrain church on next Sabbath, morning
and evening.
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Go and see Bush's new stock of Holt.
day goods. Make your selections now.
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For SALE.-A number of superior
draught aud driving horses, OF
HERBERT & LAMBS
Livery Stable
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THIS Is NO HUMDua III yoEr artificial
teeth trouble you, call on DR.. Upham and
have Folsom's patent improvement applied.
1t will hold your teeth firm in the mouth
so that they will not drop while eating,
speaking or laughing, neither will particles
of food or seeds of berries get under the
plates. Or if you have decayed teeth you
wish saved, Of aching teeth you wish e.
tracted, call at DR.. Upham's Office and you
will find him there from 9 A. NJ. till 4 P. NJ.
ready and willing to perform his duty, and
see that none 60 away dissatisfied. 23-3w
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For FIFTEEN cents we
will furnish The JOURNAL
from land including) this
week until the :1st Of Janua::
ry, 1872.
This is only about one-Aal1
the regular price.
vs. Try it!
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PoL1cE CouRr.-Justico, Barnes has had

POLICE CouRT.-Justico, Barnes has had
| run of unfortunates dur ng the past week.
On Friday John Crolc wds fined the
costs $3.50. for a gentle drunk. On the
same day Ole Kuudson WAS relieved Of SIS
in addition to the costs for not so mild an
| indulgence
On Monday John and E. Peterson each
paid SIS for drunkenness and J. Laundy,
SIS for interfering with an officer while in
the discharge Of his duty. On Tuesday,
John Peterson had SIS, drunk; and Ole
and Jacob Winney were fined the costs for
disordcrly conduct. They were all stran-
gers in the city.
MIR. Mckenzie. who has been running
the limo Of the St, Cloud and Mankato r. R.
returned to this city on Wednesday, having
completed the line to St. Peter on the Min.
nesota river: His party ore at Neenah to.
day, and will reach this place tomorrow
Bush is receiving an elegant stock Of
new goods Of all kinds. For watches
clocks, silyerware and jcwelry Of all kinds,
60 to Bush's.
MIR. II. c. Burbank shipped last week
his last lot Of Red River fret ght for this
season. Mr.. r. c. Burdick returned OIL
Saturday, and Mr.. Geo. II. Spencer Of,
Tuesday, from Morris, on the Main Line
of the St. Paul and Pacific railroad, where
they have been engaged during the spring
and summer experimenting the shipping OF
this freight.
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DIR. G. H. Parker, whose advertisement
as Veterinary Surgeon may be found in
this issue, has had 81 years experience, of
which were in the United States Army.
He has his commission from the Secretary
Of War. He guarantees to give satisfaction.
or no charge will be made.
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"A large assortment of blankets and
hannels, very cheap for cash, at
MONTGOMERY & WEsT's.
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Rev. Geo. Stewart of Sank Centre, was
for time lost in snow storm last week,
between Sank Centre and Glenwood.
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Mr.. r. c. Burdick, Of this city, lost
$4,000 by the fires in Michigan. Among
other property destroyed was q steam-mil]
in which he had an interest, in the town Of
Holland.
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SKATES! sKATES!!

A large lot of the celebrated Star Club
skates, New York Club Skates, and a
large variety of styles Of skates have been
received at Rosenoerger Bros. Make
your purchases early before the assortment
is broken.
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MORRISON COUNTY,

hssi}roadinS About Dcpots- Trouble
in Morrison County-A French We'd
dinS-Absco niled.
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The st. Cloud Rifle Company will give
. Thanksgiving Ball 1t Schwartz & Theis
Hall tomorrow (Thursday) evening.
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AT Tenvoorues new store can be bad at
lowest prices, all kinds Of laains dress
goods, and gents clothing and furnishing
goods.
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The Imperial Russian Prince has ar
rived, but attracts less attention that tho
immense stock of fall and winter goods Just
received by J. W. Tenvoodes, at his new
store, opposite Catholic church St. Ger
maine street.
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-Tenvoorde has just received the great
est va riety Of goods suitable for Christmae
and holiday presents tokens, at his new
store.
Gross & Plates are kept busy all day
long, buying and selling meat, poultry,
game, &c. They pay good prices, and get
the choicest the country offords. II you
have OF provided yourself with a turkey
or roat, 60 to Cross Plates.
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Foa sALs.-A Notary Public's seal, In
Quire at this Office.
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WEArHER.-The river closed over ut this
place on Monday night. About six inches
Of snow has fallen in this vicinity, and the
sleig ching is excellent. On several morn
ings the meacury has fallen to 100 below
zero.