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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-20

ABOUT Our Nr10ADoRs.-The Sank
Centre Herald says ". II. Colvert is going
to Fergus rails to make brick.........Dr. ].
N. McMastere has been appointed Exam
lining Surgeon for Pensions. ..."...A row o.
CURED It dance NJ Land wehr's on Long
Prairie. with net result Of broken heads
and crockery......A horse thief was shot ind
wounded while prowliug around Ed Rice's
stable, at Long Prairie, on Saturday night
.......Tbe editor has had ripe tomatoes.
grown out-of-doors.........l Dung, q travel.
ing salesman for Auerbach, Finch & Schef-
fer. St. Paul, accidentally shot himself
at Pomme de Terre.
The Fergus Falls Advocate says Mr.. o.
Halsted, sickly, insane man, left his
brother-in-law's house at Aurdale, and is
supposed to have drowned himself.
The Alexandria Post reports the killing
Of Judge Reynolds youngest son, Cory,
during the storm on Wednesday. He was
riding horse to water, and frightened by
the lightning, fell to the ground. His skull
was fractured SO badly that he.llved but a
few hours......A party of Chippewa Indians
samped on Long Prairie river have killed
large number Of deer, contrary to law. They
have since lett........T The Minnesota Stage
Company, during the first ten days of July,
ran twenty eight stages from St. Cloud
to Ale3andria, carrying 1913 passengers
ana three full loads Of express goods. The
Post pays deserved compliments to Messrs.
Lake and Shepard, the express messengers,
for their courtesy to ill with whom they are
brought in contact in the discharge of their
duty.........Mrs. Rice, of Carlos, was Sc
verely injured by runaway team........A
cloud of grasshoppers, gong northward
with the wind, passed over Alexandra on
the 12th.........A post Office has been estab-
lished at Leaf Valley; Samuel Matteson,
Postmaster.........A.J J. Ames has been ap-
pointed Justice Of the Peace at Alexandria,
oi'e James Purdon resigned Rev.
E7srts, Of the Congregational church. will
preacL his farewell sermon on Sabbath
next He has accepted call from church
In Barley is being cut.
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FARM FOR RENT.

100 acres within half a mile of st.
Cloud; 1875 acres under cult ivation good
new board fence, large frame house and
stable, and we'll Of good water on the
place. Possession given Immediately after
harvest. Inquire Of
los EDELRROCK
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"A most excellent old lady up town. is
much exercised in mind to know how it is
that little quicksilver in . glass tube can
make such s1ful hot weather by just ris-
ing in 1t an inch or two.
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PsRsoNAL.-Messrs. Jas A. and J. +.
Bell re,uru.l on Taeatay evening from
their Trip Red R,verward, very much
p:va. 81 win III. country. H.. ..oq.
II. c B rbank, Esq s,~rted . esterd"y
tor bens'n
Mr.. c. kuss, Of Cold Spring. and Squire
Carey, Of Benton county, we're in town this
week
Mr. a. H. Adams, VIII" has beer il
charge OF Pick t l. Abhotl's branch store ~
Fer us Fall. returned here this week.
Mt. E C. Jones starts to MORROW fo'
t.mpIre. Kansas.
MIR J. b. Abbott returne' yesterday trcn.
Fergus Falls.
Major Smith, who succeeds Col. Robt.
Walker Ordered 70 Montana a. Paymas'er,
is layius of the soldiers At the upper forts
Mr.. =. r. Beal, tho Clearwater, member
Of the firm Of Davis, Beal 4 Co. Of THU
city, WAS in town this week.
DR.. II. A. Gilman and Mr. W. H. Gilman,
Of Jacksonville, ILL.,, relatives Of Dr.. o. A.
Gilman, Of this city have been in town dur
ing the week. The former has charge Of
The Insane Hospital II Jacksonville.
Mr.. Smith, lately with Plckit 4 Abbott,
started to-day to join his brother 1t Fort
Garry.
We had short call yesterday from Mr.
James Cambell, Of vassar College, POUCH.
keep>ie, who Is rus.icsting at his old home
at Clearwater.
We regret to state that MIR. Mason b.
Mills, who has been sick for the past ten
days, is still c"n6ued to his room.
Messrs. L. R. Bentley, Of Chicago:
James jerks, Of Clearwater R. Burget and
n. r. Spur, Of Sank Rapids and Mr.. F.
Leus, Postmaster At Spring Hill, have been
in town during the week.
In looking over Hayward's big auto
graph album at the Central House, we find
this week the signatures Of C. H. B'gelow
and P. V. Griggs, Of St Paul Sheriff
Campbell, Of Litoh6eld James H. Hadley,
Of Warren, Ill Thos. Kershaw, q planter
from Mississippi who hos gone to enjoy a
Jew days at Lake Osakis and of lots of
other people, including "bummers," "run.
ners," and "guerillas" without number.
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'Lo" PLAYs SHAnP.-Mr. Jos. Bsttars.
proprietor Of the Northern Hotel At Little
Falls, tells 10 that before daylight, ON las,
Thursday, the jailo' At that place was ava
ksned BY come one shouting at the Jail.
He went over and unlocked the door, when
some Indians confined there, who had freed
their hands from tho shackles, rushed out
and made their escape. They made to the
jailor the parting observation, "White man
no smart! Can't keep Indiau!" A white
prisoner, the one who murdered his brother
a few weeks ago, had worked tho shaekle
of one hand, by the aid Of couple Of
single nsils, but he was still held fast, and
could not "breathe once more his native
air." 40 did the redskins.
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POLICE CouRr.-On Friday W. A. Hall
paid Justice Barnes SIS and costs for drunk

POLICE Counr.-On Friday W. A. Hall
paid Justice Barnes SIS and costs for drunk
enness.
On the same day, Mrs. Eliza Wakeman.
forgetting the proper use Of her tongue and
hands, made violent denominations on her
pssesable nsighbors with both, and rather
than 80 to tho loek up dropped v. into
the Justices hand. ,4.,
On Monday John Beaver and Robert
Hatch undertook the losing game Of r. ine
to oiroumvent : half-piat each OF Grow
Wing observation-disclosures
bensine, but 1.-THE struggle was in evain,'
and they paid $40 and costs each for the
experiment. ......
On the Same day VIM. Bird, who had in.
dalged in some milder beverage, escaped
with the costs. -. a. .s:r@.<a -.
Yesterday, Peter Crawford wanted to see
the sights; and Justice Barnes saw. SIS
with the extras. .a..s5.. .z.5 III I. ~
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BIO DR1v1.-A drive Of IS, DOC, 600 feet
~ pine log. belonging to Ankney and other
Minneapolis lumbsrmen, 10 now passing
this place. The river 10 black with them
from Sank Rapids down to the island-.
The water Is 90 low that the average dis
lance made 10 scarcely more than milo per
day. As'soou as this drive gets by, that
ofN. P. Clarke, Of this city, now tied up At
Grow Wing, will be brought down for the
mills here.
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GOOD GOODS
FOR SALE.

The above lands will DO sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersisn ned, stating the terms
desired -
Apply to p.L. GREGORY,
Railroad Land Office, 81. Cloud,
Orr CALVIN F. HOW,
28-f Box 22l5. New York
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DEsERr1ns CAPTuRHD.-On last Thurs
day. just after pay day, corporal and
two men deserted from Fort Ripley. They
took advantage Of their lopssnsas to get
very tight, and lay around in tho vicinity
several days to sober Of. While crossing
The bridge as Little Elk a., Saturday night,
two Of them were cspturod.
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NOT1CE-U.S. LAND OFFICF.

NV11OE-U.0. LAND UFFIC6,
~ st. Cloud, MIMI, July IL. 1871.
Complaint having been entered ct this Office BY
Andrew against Matthias Eauernfeind for aban
doning his Homestead. Entry, No. $40. dated May
sc, 1861, upon the se1< nwA and e1 swA and sw1
c,anty- .Minnesosa, with view to the cancella.
tion Of said entry; the said parties are hereby
sun,moned to appear at this ONCE on the IRA
forenoon, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment. =,
CA. GILMAN. Regietsr. =
jalysQthI T.C.N10IU1I 1ss1vsr. 8
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We sre indebted to Hon. John T.
Avsrill for valuable public documents.
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When The telegraph repsirer arrived
Last week, he found il inexpedient to cross
the wires on the bridge; 80 they were
placed % before.
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All goods at reduced prices, at
ALLEN & RUssELL's.

Apples, peaches, oranges, lemons, and
all kinds Of fresh and canned fruits, ber-
ries and vegetables, always on hand at
Limperlch's.
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The ladies Of the Congregations
church will give another Of their pleasant
sooiablss in tho grove near Mr.. J. A. Stan.
tons, on next Tuesday evening.
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Tho next meeting Of tho Baptist Social
Circle will be Ct Mrs. Lakes on Friday
afternoon and evening, tho 2sth inst. A
cordial iuvitstion 10 extended.
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uIaHEsr PRICE FOR WHEAT.
FURS.


The highest St. Paul price, for all kinds
of furs, is paid, as usual, by C.. Schulten,
St.. GERMAN street, St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will find it to their
interest to give aim call before shipping
heir furs below.
FoR SALE.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing frst-class-entirely new
Will be sold On favorable terms. INQUIRE
ct this office.
Also, q Wilcox l. Gibbs machine, new
Chance for q bargain.
Your faded locks can be restored to all
their youthful beauty by using Natures
Hair Restorative, which is free from all
dangerous drugs. See advertisement.
Upward of Forty Thousand bottles of
Natures Hair Restorative we're sold from
Jan. 1st TO- June 1st, which fact tells its
own story. It's so clean, and Looks so nice
that the ladies are all delighted with it
See advertisement
= Allen & Russeli are offering great in
du dement's 10 cash buyers. ~.
-Chica1 90 is making great prepara-
lions to r. ceive the President aud bis
Cabinet on their trip to the Pacific.
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The Fergus Falls Advocate says q
party of engineers, under the immediate
charge of Mr.. lie Roy Grout, Of this city,
is at that place fl ting out for work on the
Northern Pacific Ra lro Id Company's lands
They will survey, into forty acre tracts.
the land belonging to the Company, for
twenty miles on each side of the road, from
tho Red River eastward, giving full descrip-
tons of the character of the country.
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Tho Chief Of Police informs 10 that
tho inmates Of the last house Of ill.repute
In st. Cloud removed their abominable
selves 10 other parts on Tuesday.
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ON RIARRlAcn.

Essays for Young Men, great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means Of relief for tho Erring and Unfor-
tunate, diseased and debitated Sent free In sealed
envelopes. Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., No.
% Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa.
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~ The Circulation OF The Joornsl
sDOUDLH that OF any other papes
PaNlishsdin Northern Minnesota. LEI
FIRST DIV, 81. PAUL + PACIFIC r. Z
Summer Tine 1'ables

sAINF CLOUD 11AINu.
Leave St. Cloud7l6 4. \. and Els Pm.
Arrive do 1870 ?. II. and 7:20 r.N.
u. PAUL TRAINS.
Leave st. Paul $50 L. u. and $50 ?. y.
Arrive do ~ \. and ?. II.
luNNIAPoL1s z1AINS.
Lave Minneapolis 7:6oA. T., and ESQ ?. 4. =.
Arrive DO HISS 4. u.
Paesengsrs takinxthe morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis charge cans at st. Anthony
Junction And arrive Ut Minneapolis at 1lSs 4. ~
The AIS ?. u. train from st. Cloud does not make
at st. Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus for
MINNEAPOLIS on arrival OF train.
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Groceries Of al grades are being sid
1t z. d. Morse's cheap - usual, for cash.
Drop in and ask prices.
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Tbs ENEMY OF rHs WHEAT.-Mr. E. H.
Atwood, an intelligent and observing farm
er Of Maine Prairie, tells US that he he
lieves the damage to the wheat this year to
have been caused by small bug, which is
very numerous and hides in the sand. It is
smaller than the chintz bug. but works in
The same way. He says there has been no
drouth on Maine Prairie to affect the
wheat, and he thinks oil injury to it was
caused by this bug.
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Ice CREAM Soo1ABL..-An ice cream
sociable will be held in the lecture room
of the Presbyterian Church tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening. All are invited. Plenty Of
nice refreshments.
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TO whom does the old log jail building
belong: And, yso, whyjsn't it removed
It is standing disgrace to tho to wn.
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- The Presbyteriaa soeisbls will NEE,
on next Thursdsy evening with Mrs.
Charles Kstcham.
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st. Paul evidently believes In the old
Eadsgs, Set . rogue 70 catch . rog us."
Chxzasy 0raAtson, Who wss liberated from
tAs jail q this place, and stole . valuable
dog nom Mr.. drihla, Of ssuk Rapids. just
before taking The train for 81. Paul,
hes been appointed one Of the Deputy
SHERIFF. ofRsmsey county, with the speoia'
duty Of looking after violators Of the game
lAx = ~ - .,-l - -
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GlAssHoPPrRs.--Mr. Peass. Of PsyseS.
vile. informed US on Fridays hst grssskop-
pershad made their appearance in large
quantities In that vicinity. Mr.. r Lens.
Of Spring Hill, said the same concerning
his locality; aud We hear similar reports
from Meeker county. We are inclined to
think it was but passing cloud, and that
no very serious damage has been caused.
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-"Those who dance must pay the fl
der" During tho past two months Justice
Bsrnes has turned over to the City Tressur-
Or $500 received 40 fines.
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With the exception Of ose OF two days.
The weather during the past week has been
cool and pleasant.
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- -. B. Scherer has just received an
other new stock of boots and shoes o-day,
which he Will sell lower than ever.
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;, -Ditmar paid, yesterday, his $50: tne
for striking young Cram on tho evening Of
the 4th.
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REPAIR SHoP.-Messrs. Alsop & Wins
low call the attention of farmers snd others
to their facilities for repairing oil kinds OF
machinery, manufacturing piping, &c.
Both are practical machinists, and they
have all the implements necessary for doing
good work promptly.
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NoT1cE.-Rev. Campbell is still unable to
resume his duties; so there will be no
services at the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath. Sabbath school at the regular
hour.
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Wheat and oats arc steadily declining
here, following tho Milwaukee markets.
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-On Tuesday evening there vas has
rain, with . brisk fall Of small hail for .
few minutes. No damage done.
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SEEClAL NOTICES.

THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.
DUBLISHED as q warning and for the benefit of
L young men and others who suffer from Nervou.
Debility. &C., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving postpaid dir. cted envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. 7.
junS.6m
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-1fyou want tho best gold pen made,
try tho John Foley, for sale At Tebey l.
Mitchell's.
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-Tobaccos, chewing and smoking Of all
kinds, cheap at Mockenhaupt's.
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Tho hay crop is good.
The 6rst "pouring" at the St. Cloud
Foundry will take place this evening.
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The meeting adjourned until this even
ing, when the Board OF Direc,o rs will be
81 ctsd, and other business transacted. in
Guiding the psyms' of the first 10 per cent.
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100 Acres.
Of same Town and
Range.
100 Acres;
100 Acres.

at public Sale in front Of the Central House, at 81.
Cloud to the highest bidder, Without any reserve,
by bidding or limit Of any kind, for ONE-TH1RD
CASH, ONE-THIRD IN ONE YEAR, and ONE.
CHOICE LANDS on each side of the river, near Pills
burys and near Upgor's, John Winters I'D Cows.
At the same lime will cell ALL THE LOTS IN
ST. CLOUD, OWNED BY HIRAM ROGERS, lists Of
which, with terms of ssle will appear in the Saint
e s :. II. 3. FAlRCE1lLD.
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Mr. H. s. Fairchild advertises large
sale Of real estate, in this county and city,
at auction.
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People gong to Minneapolis will ind
the Globe Hotel, kept by Mr.. F. W. Hans
com. . very convenient and pleasant stop
ping place. See card.
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The = half Of BIB q usrtsr Of
sec. ~ T IA, r. 81,
The 8 half Of SW quarter Of
Sec 80, T l24. Il. 80.
The NE quarter Of NV quar-
ter Sec. 81.
The + half of SW quarter
Sec. n.
The Sc quarter ofNW quar-
ter Sec. q.
The E half Ct SW quarter Of
Sec. 6 T Ia r. IS,
The N half VI NV uarter
of Sec IS, r ia, X 80,
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WHEAT WANTED.-Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tage to oil on H.: z. Mitchell, before sci
ling: headquarters at H. G. Burbank
Office on St..}ermain street.
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Coates & Freeman are sending, each
week. large chests Of fresh meat, packed In
ice, to Brainerd. Orders Of this kind will
! receive careful attention.
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Go to Pickit & Abbott's and lay in
supply Of dry goods, bats and caps, boots
and shoes, and whatever you want in that
line. They are selling below cost.
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WEDNErDAY.- The stockholders were
called to order by Presi eut Kerr. Ar
,icles Of incorpo' . ion were adopted, fix
ing the name as stated ab:,ye; making the
commencement Of organization July 20t',
1871 continuance 90 years; capital stock
$4,000, divided into $50 shares Of $50 each;
10 per cent. to be paid on signing the ar
t,cles Of agreement, and the balance in as
sessments Of not less thnn s per cent, ss
may be required; no indebtedness shall be
incurred {; the Board Of Directors shall con:
sist Of 10 persons to be elected this even
ing, and hereafter on the first Monday in
May Of each yea-.
/ Bylaws, substantially the same az those
governing the St. Paul Association, were
adopted.
The committee reported that the stock
subscribed reached within few shares Of
$4,000. The following il a complete list
of the stockholders. with the number OF
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New GooDs.-A fine assortment Of silks.
dress trimmings and millinery goods, just
received at Mrs. Lambert's. Mrs. LAM
bert does not pretend to sell goods at cost,
but always sells good goods as cheap as the
cheapest.
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.Blusbsrriss will be . speciality a,

Morse's this season. Customers will always
ind full supply, nice and fresh. n.
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"A correspondent OF the Anoka d"ss's
writes from st. Cloud that
"Immig grants continue to pass through
the city in large numbers in fact more i'm
migrants have passed through this city this
year than any previous one, and the Sank
Valley is literally settled"
For pure ice-cold soda water, 60 to
LlMpER1CH's.
Remember to 60 to L,mperich's for
pure soda water, ice-co'd, aud of any
favor.
BARGAINS You can buy your dry
goods, dress goods and clo'hiug at Pickit &
Abbotts at cost. They intend closing out.
This is your chance. "
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= "Ws'yE CoxE! Jusr 5000 Moss Pr
That means the 5000 rolls of new st, les Of
wall paper, just received at T.bey 4
Mitchelps.
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Go to Mocxenhaup''s aud buy your
orookery. He has large stock.
Joseph Ede'brock, IS is well known,
has the best selected stock Of boots and
shoes in the market. He offers the whole
stock for sale, at greatly reduced prices, as
he desires to close it out.
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IMPORTANT FOR THE LADIES.

Green fruit Of all kinds can be had at
Morse's.
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APPLEs CHEAP !-E. T.. Smith & Co..
have the agency for Quincy apples, and
have lot which must and will be sold at
any price. Call and get your apples,
and pay your own price for them.
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Groceries and Provisions.
u. G.. HUBER

u. @. 11UBER
Z
has purchased the stock of Family Grocer
les and Provisions at Heopner's old stand,
and will continue the business at that
place. He guarantees to sell as
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IMPORTANT FOR THE LADIES.
A large Assortment of shawls and dress
goods, for summer wear, for sale at very
low figures at Joseph Edelbrock's. These
goods are all stylish and Of the very best
quality. Ladies will do we'll to call and
examine them.
F0R SALE.-Three first class four-pocket
billiard tables, Skill feet, in good order
and all complete. Will DO sold cheap; for
cash. Inquire Of
HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT;
Farmers will take notice that Jos. Ede.-
brock pays the very highest price in cash
Pork,
Lard,
~. Hams, and
Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G: MURPHY & CO.'S.
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The very best butter, in jars or in rolls
It MoNTaoxERY & WEsT's.
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Choice confeo.lonsries Of all kinds Of
+inperieh's, Remember ths place.
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"A number Of lumbermeu on the drive.
sefusing 70 secsds to the cut down in
wsSes lsft work. Yesterday evening they
were driving around singing:
"Yse; VEN gather at The rivse!".
II 10 evident that their ssrly education
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-20

THREsHlNa MAcn1NEs.-Many farmers
are making inquiries as to which is, all
points considered, the best threshing ma
chine in the market. Without doubt, the
J. l. Case & Co.'s thresher is the cheapest
and best than can be had. Its excellency
is attested by the immense sale it has had,
and its growing popularity among Western
farmers. The opinion of all who have used
it is, that it can thresh more grain and
clean it better in the same length of time
than any other machine in the world.
Many improvements have been added TO
the Case" without increasing its cost.
Call at Capt. Governors wererooms and
examine for yourselves.