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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-14
STcARNS COUNTY. j..
Light Crops-Erost-Political.

RAYMOND, Sept, 4th, 1871.
%ED1roR JouRxAI.-The harvest Of 1871
is made and stacked. Now, for the result
wheat will not produce more than half the
yield Of last year in this section. In Pope
county, to the west Of US, they are not get
ting even that. I have been informed by
farmers there that wheat he's. been thresh-
cd yielding only two bushels to the acre,
and il no instance has it exoeeded Eve. and
oats from eight to sixteen bushels. How ia
that for low ? We expect to do better than
that. Only one Of our neighbors has
threshed as ct, and We think his yield will
be about the average in our town. His
crop sums up thus: wheat ten bushels
oats forty and barley twenty-five bushels
per acre. But, bear in mind. this yield il
only where there is clay subsoil. I Am
fully satisfied that not over half the yield
per acre (take the country through) will be
produced this year that We had last.
Jack Frost made his appearance in these
parts on the night Of the :30th ult. Here,
his visit was short, doing no harm, merely
reminding us that he would be around
again in few weeks aud take up his abode
for the winter. Along the river valley !
understand he has left severer impres,
sion.
The political waters begin to move
Candidates for Office are numerous, esol
one so devoted to his country and fellow
men that he is willing to neglect his owl
interests to promote the public good. Saul
Centre has q number Of such msrtyrs
Well, 1t is refreshing in hot weather t.
see men SO devoted to the interests Of tn
dear people, and it certainly gives u
strong hopes that the good time is not fa
distant when a ''little child might lea,
them" Truly Yours, -
L. B. RAYMOND.
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STEARNB COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

The Republican election. Of ste.,ns comfy are r.
covsndon, to b held at tho Cour IN st. Cloud
on Monday september 18th, 1871. 2 O'clock ?. m,
Il said day 1 the purpossot elsctaeg thtse
70 attend the Republican STATE Convention, 70 70
held ct Sc. Paul. on "wednesday, September 1usn'
1871 and also 10 uomi nate candidates 70 Do support
a TOR the follow & otacss. Wis;
ONHsfATI SENATOR.
-FOUR REPRESENTATIVES.
ONE 1D0lDr1R OF DEEDS.
ON1 THRASH 41R.
OND SH1RlBI.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
ONy JUDGE OF PROB ATE.
ONl COUNTY ATTORNEY.
3N1oo4Sr1 COMMISSIONER Tor st s.h D'''::'''
ndtr>pasct such other business As shall properly
come before the Convention. 80,
entitled TO representation ~ follows.
Cloud City, Il. Ward, 2. BrockwaJ, 2
I'd q Fair Haven, 2
Sd I. Maine Prairie, 2
4th l. Paynesville, 2
Sauk Centre, 3.
and al other organized towns not named above. one
delosate from each. G. BRIDGMAN,
Chairman Republican County Convention.
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A CHEAP PAPER.
SPLENDID OF FER.

We will send THE JOURNAL from now I'M
I'll the first Of January next-nearly -four
months-for Thirty cents. This is but about
the cost Of the white paper.
Send along Thirty cents, and secure .
1sst-olass paper until the close Of the year.
~ Tell your neighbors Of this.
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COMING TO ST. CLOUD.
MagniiCent Stock Of New Goods.

IMMENSE INVOICE OF CARPETS.
Montgomery & West are already receiv-
ing portion OF their immense new stock
OF goods.
Large lots will continue to arrive daily,
until the full stock is received.
They have anything that can be called
for.
Special attention to fne lines of ladies'
dress goods. Everything new and stylish.
A very large lot Of carpets - unequaled
in this market-will soon be received.
MONTGOMERY & WEST.
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On motion Of Mr.. Barnes that tax OF
six mills on the assessed valuation of the
city to pay the interest and principal on
bonds and orders due and to become due
in 1872. and one mill for general school
purposes be ordered 10 be levied. Adopt
I'd.
On motion of DR.. Tolman, George Sta
bier was elected janitor Of the Union
School, with salary Of $l7 per month du-
ring the session.
DR.. Tolman moved that SALT be appro-
priated for the months salaries Of the
teachers ind janitor. Adopted.
DR.. Tolman moved to define the grades
of the different rooms and assign the
teachers. Adopted.
Dr.. Tolman moved that there be first,
second, third and fourth Primary, first,
second, and third Intermediate, and =
Grammar Department IN the Union School.
Adopted.
DR.. Tolman moved that Miss. Barnes be
assigned to the LIST Primary; Miss Mc-
Gaughy to the ID; Miss Dam to the Sd ;
Miss Hartman to the 18th; Miss Josie v.
Braun to the LIST Intermediate; Miss So"
phie A. Braun to tho I'd Miss Ham to the
Sd; aud Mr.. Sprague to the Grammar de-
partment. Adopted.
DR.. Tolman, moved that an honorary roll
be kept by the teachers in the Union School
Of the scholars who are most punctual in
attendance, best in scholarship and correct
In department. Adopted.
DR.. Tolman moved that the Principal re-
quire monthly payments in advance from
nonresident scholars. Adopted.
DR.. Tolman moved that some member Of
the Board be designated to issue orders for
any article required for use in the school.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bennett, DR.. Tolman
was so designated.
On motion of Mr.. Barnes it was resolved
that the unfinished room in the Union
| School building be finished similarly 10 the
others. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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Auction ~!
Auction
Auction ~


Large Auction sale Of day good, cloth
ing, cassimeres, dress goods, prints, one
hundred pairs gray blankets, muslins, ia
bic linen, crash, towels, notions, glassware,
shirts-a host Of shirts. We have at least
one hundred dozen shirts, all of which
will be sold at auction, in St. Cloud, COM
mencing on Wednesday, Sept. 18th. in the
building formerly occupied by Boyd, on
St. German street. II you wish to sec ure
great bargains, and goods At your own
figures, attend this sale. We will be sell
ing four weeks.
H. 8. FAIRCHILD & CO.,
Auctioneers.
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 No. l Mishawaka Cross Plows.
50 Racine Tanning Mills.
25 Corn and Cob Crushcrs.
Also. lot Of
Whitewater Wagons.
Hay snd Straw Cutters.
Buckeye Drills,
Buckeye Force Feed seeders,
Agricultural Boilers,
&c., &c &c.,
Ar GRovEXoR'e.
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GET THE BEST /:

It is not hard to tell which is the favorite
threshing machine with the farmers of
Northern Minnesota. The general demand
is for the J. I. Case & Go. Throsher, which
is pronounced by those who have used it to
be superior to any other manufactured. II
will thresh more grain, thresh it quicker
and cleaner, and last longer than any other
thresher in the market These machines
are for sale at Capt. Grovcnor's warerooms,
where all the best agricultural implements
in the country, with a full stock Of extras,
can always be found.
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~ The Tsaohers' Institute for Blue
142ta county, which met ct Mauksso last
vtuig, Mn. Ssadszson, late Of the Normal
Sshsel q this place. gave model Lesson in
1aa0ssss, making ten divisions OF the
saAsst, It's spoken Of quite favorsbly
by he leeal press.
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Is now receiving the largest and best &C.
Looted stock OF fall and winter boots
and shoes ever brought to this market-in-
Guiding mems, women's and children's
wear Of almost every variety and sty le.-
His stock of boots are oil hand made, an d
will be sold at the very lowest cash figures
Give him call
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In order 70 accommodate tho people
from this part Of the State who may attend
ths tAir q Minneapolis, the regular train
o. Saturday afternoon, leaving st. Paul ..
2:ao. viii stop over At Minneapolis until
ok o'clock, or until tho races have been
concluded.
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Miss Mary Hirst sparkawk, a great
granddaughter Of Sir William Pepperell,
and said to be the last Of the family, died
in Portsmouth, N. a, few days ago, aged
more than 80 years Exchange.
The foregoing paragraph embodies on
erroneous assertion. The following lineal
defendants Of Sir VIM, Pepperell ore still
living:
DR.. Thos sparbawk, Amesbury, Mass.
Mrs. Elizabeth Winslow, Jamaica Plains,
Mass.
David H. Sparhawk, Boston, Mass.
Miss Susan H. Spsrhawk, now Of st.
Cloud.
Mrs. Mary Pepperell Barnes, wife Of
Hon. N. F. Barnes. Of St. Cloud.
The first two are brothers and sisters, as
are the last three.
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Sixteen post Offices in Minnesota have
been authorized to issue foreign money or
ders. Of this number, two are in Stearns
county-St. Cloud and Sank Centre.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Repatriation THE JOURNAL by 1ohn ZaRp
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.

warranty Deed !T.apskers far Week
Ending September 2; 1871.
Heirs Of BeDjamin silver 70 Joseph g.
Reynolds for swq sec 6 T l24 r 38w $500
Adolph. Silver and wife to Joseph s. Reyn-
olds for neg neg SEQ ~ 1875 4 33w
$500
Michael Dunworth to Patrick Halz for seq
L neg sec + l24 32w 800
J. B. Abbott and ]. Picket to Henry T
Daendcls for lots 7, 9, and 9 blk SO in st:
Cloud city 5000
Sidney A. Irish aud wife to Alexander
Moore for awq seq sec II T 1926 r s3w
-.~., $3.50
VIM. H. Colvert and wife to Alexander
Moore for Of swQ and seq .nwq and lot
2 SEQ "a T 1925 r 81 " $500
T. G. Mcclure and H. c. Wait to Emogene
sprague for lot 8 blk "J'' in City Of st.
Cloud 1925
.First Div. St. P. &P. r. r to Peter Keier
for sea nwo sec T l22 r gov $240
First Div. St. p. & p. R. r. to Peter Branch
for nwq swq sec II T 1913 r 25w 500
QUIT CLAIM DEED.
John A. Flesch ct al to Robert g. Flesch
for lots 4, s, 8 and blk % in Edelbrocks
add to St. Cloud $40
Week Ending Sept. ., 1871.
Alexander Moore and wife to william F.
Colvert for lot IL blk S in Town Of Sank
Centre. $1O0
First Div. st. p. & P. R r. Co. to Paul
Branch for swq swq e3 swq and swq seq
SEQ II T 123 b 2sw $500
First Div. st. P. & P: r. R.. Co. to J. P.
Bartholsny for swq sec. 1913 R % v
$500
Henry G Root and wife to Sarah NJ. Vol.
colt for lots l, 2, 8, s and 6 blk SO in
Fair Haven $500
Sarah NJ. Wolcott and hush to Andrew w.
Gould for lots l, 2, 8, 4, s and 6 blk SO
in Fair Haven $3.50
Samuel Young jr. and wife to Isaac Cole
man for seq swq and swq seq eco Il and
NEG neg sec 20 T 1872 r % ". 81 ,O50
George B. Boyer to J. H. Kslkmann tor
| neg seq sec Is rs r S2w-,, $426
First Div. St. P. s. p. R.~R Co., to Wend-
lin Merz for seq swq and seq seq and neg
seq and seq neg and NJ NEG sec 5 and
! .swq neg and nwq seq SEQ 10 1874 r 20
W and nj ueq SEQ % T l25 r 29w
| $4,000
Joseph Zimmerman and wife to John Bar
rett for lot 2 blk 26 in Town of St. Cloud
<. ,$4O0
Jano G. swisshelm TO Mary G. Burbank for
| lot Q blk Is in St. Cloud City $ll6
! our CLAIM DEED.
Mary c. Burbank and hush to St. Johns
Church of ST. Cloud, for lot blk Is in
| St. Cloud City -: SIZE
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"A large delegation Of people from this
plses has gone to Minneapolis to attend the
fair. Most Of them will stay over for the
big trot on Saturday, - the late train will
allow them TO get back in time for church
On Sabbath morning!
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"A correspondent It Long Hill writes
very favorably Of the concluding exercises
Of term Of school taught there by Miss
Sarah Faucet, Of this place. . pupil at the
Normal School.
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A CARD.

EDITOR JouRNAL.-I desire 10 return my
warm thanks to the choir and other friends
in he Presbyterian church for their beau
tiful and valuable gifts, which were. to me,
an entire surprise. They will revive many
pleasant recollections, and will encourage
me in dark hours-should such ever come
and the dear familiar faces will rise be-
fore me, to cheer me, as they have done in
the past. FRANCES 4. ABBOTT.
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY.

Anybody wanting to buy good goods
cheap, will do we'll to cali at J. W. Ten
voorde's. He intends closing out the en-
tire stock Of dry goods, groceries, crcckery,
&c., now on hand, at cost, in order to avoid
the expense of moving it to his new store
room. Purchasers will benefit themselves
by calling.
ABOUT Our NE1GHBoRs.-The Post says
L. G. Sims, P. NJ. at Alexandria, has re-
signed, and N. P. Patterson has been ap-
pointed in his stead....."..A shady show"
is proposed as feature ut the Douglas
county iair..".....W. 5. Wrsy has left with
the editor two cornetalks measuring re-
spectively 10 feet l.inoh and 10 feet inch
es.........Somebody thinks he has found
coal in Hudson township. ........ Dough- 9
county had, in 1870, 1878 acres under
cultivation-an increase Of 80 per cent.
over the preceding year. The wheat pro-
duct was ,05l bushels: oats l26.025 !;
corn, 1924; barley 1925; potatoes 49,
75O..........The Sank Centre Herald says J..
r. Howard and Ira NJ. Carpenter have pur-
chased Alex. Moore's stock Of goods and
will carry on the business...."...L. 8. Bish-
op, Of Todd county, while sailing on Birch
Bark Lake, killed two bears and one deer.
The bears were chasing tho deer, swimming
in the lake, and were shot in the water
All were loaded into the boat. .........
Sank Centre, it is said, never had better
prospects than at present. 1t has certainly
a live, go-ehead set Of people. .........Wo
learn from the Fergus Falls Advocate that
Wright & lendenhall have received their
last drive Of 900, 900 feet Of pine logs.........
A: man named Ammondson, while out
hunting. with a friend, had bis thigh made
the receptacle for charge OF ehot.........
The new gr,st mill is about finished......D.
Burns, of Ponme de Terre, raised this year
654 bushels of barley to the acro.........
Pickit & Abbott have been compelled to in
crease the size Of their store building to
accommodate their growing business.........
The ADVOCATE felicitates Fergus Falls on
having obtained from St. Cloud No. l
plasterer, p. NJ. Ca ppbell. :.
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K. Holding............".. .................l2
J. Il. Linnemann.. ...........................l
Martin Greeley, Of Maine Prairie, was
nominated by reclamation for the Third
District.
W. F. LEM, of Spring Hill, was nomin l.
ted for the Fourth District.
The following delegates were chosen to
attend the State Convention
R. W. DeLano, J. Capser, L. Robbers, J.
| H. Linnemann, Wm. BONNER, P. L. Greg
Org, J. Hammered, NJ. Greedy and NJ. Gans.
J. H. Linnemann wanted it to be rs-
solved that the Democrats ought to reduce
the taxes. and 1t was properly so resolved j;
| and we here suggest that Stearns county
would be good place for them to begin
| with.
A Sank Centre resolution was offered
that each Representative District be allow
| ed to hold its own Convention. It was
moved that the Commissioner Districts be
allowed to pursue similar course. Both
were adopted.
John L. Wilson appeared upon tho scene,
and started out with some remarks. 1t
was suggested that he was not delegate
and that he had better keep quiet-a piece
of advice he followed with evident reluc.
lance. We think John L. had his Grafton
on Washington all ready, and in about two
minutes more would have been fully under
! way.
! Howard, who had been silent for an I'M
usual length Of time, nominated N. F.
Barnes for Chairman of the County Com
mittee for the ensuing year. J. H. Lin
nemann, Of st. Jo., and W. T. Rigby, Of
Clearwater, were added to the Committee.
when the Convention adjourned.
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PnlsoSAI.-Rev. 8. Z. Stewart goes to-
dxv nm country to attend the payments Of
The Chippewa Indians .,..
Rev Geo. L. Chase, Of St Anthony,
n...ed through town yesterday for Sank
Centre.
Mfr. A. Sutton, Of New Munich, was in
town on Tuesday.
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Oscar Bentley lost his crutch on the
road from St.Coud to Santiago, and would
like to have it again. ...
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VEN1soN.-Coates & Freeman would give
notice to hunters and others that they are
paying the highest cash price for veuison.
Call on them before disposing Of your veni-
son.
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while hunting on the east side Of the
river last week, DR.. schulten shot fine
"crose" fox. Although these animals are
frequently trapped, yet they are 50 very
wary that it is very seldom one Is shot.
The Doctor 10 quite Nimrod.
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A large and complete stock of crock
cry is being sold 1t J. G. Huber's at very
low prices. You will not have better
chance,
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y. G. Huber has lot Of nice peaches
pears, and apples. Buy your fresh fruit
Of him.
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The "Song Of the Shirt" was very good
in it's day, but shirt for song is q good
deal better at this day, and you can get
them for that at Fairchild's-provided your
song suits him.
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To FARMERS We will pay for wheat, al
our Clearwater Mills, from one to two
cents more per bushel than the St. Cloud
prices for the same grade. We mem soha
zoe say! DAVIS, BEAL g. Co.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

By request Of many leading Republicans
hereby announce myself as candidat
for Sheriff. JOHN COATES.
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FOR SALE.

A yoke Of Fiye-years old Cattle, cheap 70,
cash. Inquire of
ALLEN s. RUSSELL.
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The cheapest place.to buy drugs is at
ALLEN & RyesT1I's.
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L1oHrv1Na.-On Thursday night light
ming struck the barn Of James Demerr'tt'
Of North Prairie, running down the ratter
and along baam, spl,ntering both; then
out into . shed in which were some horses,
killing one horse and putting out the eye
If another
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The RAILROAD SuRvEY.-We are glad
to be able to report that the railroad sur.
vey through Douglas county still progress
SEES very fayorably. A first rate line has
been found through the timber west of AL
exandria. This was the only part of the
country in which any trouble has been an
ticipated. The survey has now reached the
prairie country west Of the Alexandria
woods; and thence will have no difficulty at
all in connecting 1T Evansville with Skin
ner's line from the last named point to Fer
gus Falls. Thus far an excellent line with
very light cutting has been run all tho way
from Sank Centre, the variation from an
air line being very slight. All the circum-
stances strengthen the conclusion that the
route via Alexandria will be the ono adopt.
ed, and that within two years we shall have
direct railroad communication with the east
BY the way Of Sank Centre and St. Cloud.
-Al'xandria Post.
The cheapest place to buy sugar, tea
and coffee. is at
ALLEN l. RussE11's.
AS dressing, Natures Hair Rsstor-
alive goes ahead. + any in the market
See advertisement.
NoTlcR.-Opportunity will be given to all
persons having unsettled accounts with the
undersigned, to settle the same at the Bank
Of St. Cloud until further notice.
- PICKIT l. ABBOTT.
st. Cloud, Aug 10th, 1871.
Pork,
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.'S.
FoR SALE.-Three first class four-pocket
billiard tables, 53xl1 feet, in good order
and all complete. Will DO sold cheap for
cash. Inquire Of
ROBBERS ( Lab.
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Tho Presbyterian Socisble will be held
tomorrow evening, In tho lecture room ad.
joining tho church. Nice refreshments.
All are invited.
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Married folks addicted to family jars
had better cali at Fairchild's to get their
crockery and glassware, - the loss caused
by passing them at their husbands head
would Do but very little.
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PAINTS AND O1Is.-Cheap! Cheaper!
Cheapest u!
Ar ALLEN & RnsaeLr3s.
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BOARD OF. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Report continued from last week, with
the Commissioners in session a. Board of
Equalization:
Getty SO per cent. raised on total except
on homesteads.
Grove % per cent. raised on total except
on homesteads.
Lynden 25 per cent. raised on total ex-
cept on homesteads.
Lux smburgb rs per cent. raised on total
except on homesteads.
Melrose 80 per cent. raised on total ex.
cept en- homesteads,
Oak SO per cent raised on total except on
homesteads.
St. Cloud Town % per cent. raised on
horses.
St. Augusta 100 per cent. raised on mis-
cellaneous.
Wakefield 20 per cent. raised on horses.
Zion 10 per cent. raised on horses.
Holding 25 per cent. deduction on
! cattle.
4sssus $25 vs'adSsd to honss'saa'.
Getty 200 per cent. j"
Eden Lake $50 " I"
St. Martin $75 ". " I"
Wakefield, Mauren Bros, merchandise,
| added $500.
Munson. Jacob Simonitsch, merchandise,
added $500.
Maine Prairie, D. B. Stanley, merchan-
disc, deducted $500.
st. Cloud, NJ. E. Nixon, merchandise, de-
Quoted 5000
! Wakefield, Chas. Buss raised $500.
st. Joseph, H. H. Haarman, merchandise,
deducted $3.50.
Sank Centre, Alex. Moore, merchandise,
deducted ST. 500.
Sank Centre, Killoch & Mayer. merchan-
disc, added $1,000.
St. Cloud City, P. J. Limperich, merchan-
d Sc. added $3.50.
Fair Haven, Cooper Grimes, merchan-
disc, added $500.
St. Augusta, J. P. Hammered, merchan-
| disc aida X22O
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APPLES CHEAP !-E. C. Smith & Co.
have the agency for Quincy apples, and
have lot which must aud will be sold at
any price. Call and pay your own price
for them. tt
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GROCERIES AND DRuGs.-Allen & Russell
are in daily receipt Of their fall stock Of
groceries, liquors, cigars, drugs, medicines.
&c., for the seasons trade, both Wholesale
and retail. Their large storeroom is pack
ed from top to basement with stock that
cannot be excelled for variety and complete
ness. This firm has bnilt up very large
trade throughout the upper countryside
result o. energy and low prices.
-Cold-water Soap,at Limperich's.
Warranted to give satisfaction, or your
money refunded.
Fifty per cent. Saved by using this soap.
1t is the only genuine.
Do not fail to try it First-class grscsrs
keep it only. At L1xPER1oH's.
FA1R.-The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give . Fair and Festival ct
Schwartz & ~Theis' Hall, on Wednesday
evening. October 11th. Further particu-
lars hereafter.
The best cheese can be found at J. G..
pnhar,s foy. TX nnnAa ra~ onn~1
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-14

Rev. ". B. Dada, Of Lake City (for-
msrly Of Clearwater) is reported BY the
Lsadw ~ confined 10 his bed by bilious
1emitlsut fever.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-09-14

We would espeotfully call the atten-
tien Of the Strsse Commissioner to the dig
lsPidatsd condition Of the railing ON the
bridge ct tho foot OF Washington avenue.
Il looks - though it had had the sgue for =
year.