The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-23

EDITOR JOURNAL.-Mr. II. hoODerS, OF
your city, is removing the old "Wbite"
building from the upper St. Cloud levee to
this place, and will finish it up for
billiard saloon.
Mr.. James Akers intends closing out his
mercantile business and will return to St.
Paul. We will regret his departure.
The river at this place is dangerous for
crossing. The ground is covered with
snow. DOOW RUHTRA.
The MANLY ART.-On Friday evening
an exhibition was given at Swartz & Theis'
Hall b. the Northwestern Sparring Club.
We sent our "dghting editor" that he
might keep in practice. But it was on un
fortunate move. Ever since, he has been
dancing around the Office, aourishing his
"bunch Of fves" in the most reckless and
pugnacious manner, aud insisting upon
"polishing off, somebody's "nob," ''coun-
tering" on their "conk," 'aipping in" on
their "tater trap" "lishting" on their
''lu gers" auctioneering on their
acknowledgement" in ''chancery," and ad-
mnistering other little attentions of sim
liar nature peculiar TO the manly art. We
have found to our sorrow that he is no re-
spector of persons. Won't somebody
please take offence at something that may
appear in this paper and come to the off ce
and demand satisfaction? 1t would be q
gre at relief
| Mr.. F. II. Dam has the warehouse adj
joining his planning mill and sash, door
and blind factory, literally packed with
s,sh and doors of all sizes, ready for the
spring trade. Customers can see and select
for themselves, thus obtaining just what
they want and avoiding all delay.
SEED OArs.-Norway Oats and Surprise
Oats, at $1.00 per bushel, tor sale at Davis
& Clark's.
TEAS TEAS !! TEAS Direct from
New York D.! Tie best in the market At
low prices
AT ALLEN & RUssELL's.
Go AND SEE.-All kinds of goods, and
great bargains, at Montgomery & Vests
(Clarke & Co 8 old storey
Dried and canned goods Of ell kinds
including lot of extra nice dried pump
} kin, for sale at Smiths Grocery.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment, Of h. Horseback & Son, manufac
turers OF and dealers in furniture. The.
have large stock on hand, and are pre-
} pared to fill ell orders on short notice.
John Marshall offers for sale lime, ce
ment. plastering hair and Plaster Of Paris
See his advertisement.
! Sugars, coffees, teas, syrups, o
fruits, crockery, stone and glassware, far
I! cy goods, Yankee notions, table and pool
ct cutlery and spices of all kinds, cheap.
y than at any other place in the city, at
6 L1MPER1cH's.
. ing Machine, with black walnut case, Ell
tirely new, can be had At decided bal
5 gain. Will be sold for $45 cash. 1nqui,
at this office.
In peint of low prices, good goods, al
! fine assortment, the best place in town fe
family groceries is at Thos. Smiths chea
store.
Pen knives, at cost, at
TOBIY & M1rCHEI's.
l. "A full stock Of lamps, for sale chez
at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
70 Choice teas and coffees, direct fro
D New York, just received at Edelbrock's.
y Pure liquors, for medicinal and 9th,
y purposes, at Boyd's.
N FIRR.-Don't forget to insure in the R
public Insurance Company. J. E. Yves
agent.
Royal baking powder, canned goo
and California Bitters. at Boyle.
$, Toilet Soaps, beloo cost, At
/ III 1o'11 Z A11on11''.
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