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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-01-26

PsRsoNAI.-Capt. J. E. West returned
ON Monday from . two-weeks' trip to
Chicago, where he attended a meeting Of
the Directors Of the Republic Insurance
Company.
Senator Wait and Representative Moore
visited their st. Cloud ''constit ooents" last
week.
We had call on Monday from Mr.. John
Ried, Of Pentwater, Mich, who is taking q
look through tho upper country with =
view to locating in Northern Minnesota.
Mr.. John Cooper, rother- in-law Of the
Late A. Richardson, and administrator OF
his estate, started on Tuesday for Pitts
burg. He expects to return to St. Cloud in
May next.
Mr.. J. B. Mills. At present residing in
81. Paul, WAS In town this week.
Mr.. r. n. Russell, Of tho firm Of Allen
& Russell, il expected home next week.
He has been spending some mon tbs In
Missouri. ..,--.
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groceries received every day, al
a,.5>% 49, e PAUL MocKExHAupr's.
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The trains were all on time on Monday,
after the snow storm of Sabbath. ~.
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Look at the corn and cob crushers,
at Grovenor'e.
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National Straw Cutter.
at Grovenor's.
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; OvERcoATs.-A full line of overcosts
at cost, at Richardson's.
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ALL FOR NOTHING.
We will give the Stock Journal for one
year GRATIS to all new subscribers to
The JOURNAL who will remit So.
This offer will hold toll, only limited
time. 49,;
c@- Subscribe at once.
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The drought extends to nearly all
parts Of New England and the eastern
States, and the complaints and appre-
tensions are general
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"A lot Of choice favoring extracts and
perfumery, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

The JOURNAL Office has just received a
very large stock Of new type, embracing
al the new varieties in styles. Also, cuts,
cards, tags, etc. This Office cannot be ex-
celled in the style Of its job printing.
Prices very low.
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Allen q Russell have shout 200 barrels
Of prime New NJ York g Salt, which they Offer
very low. s..s s.;,;s. .ss .Es3ls j%sss s,g:.4
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OVER 400 PAGES
READING MATTER FOB ONE DOLLAR!!
:~a. The - - :.

American Stock journal,
A large Handsomely Illustrated Month
~, containing 80 to ~ large Double Col
umu> Pages, filled with original matter from
the ablest writer's in the country, en- the
various subjects connected with
Farming, Stock Breeding,
Wool Gro,0ing,
Doirying, Poultry Keeping, Dc.
Bound in handsomely tinted covers. It
has q zEs@ ~. rs.
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MIR. Vim. Capple. who started about
the first Of December TO spend the winter
in England, writes Of his safe arrival in
time to take Christmas dinner at the old
home. ...g... $685..
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D1rD.-On Tuesday, Mr.. John Theis,
one Of the old citizens of st. Cloud, died at
his homo in this place. He was buried
this forenoon, his remains being accom-
panied by tho Cornet Band and the Fire
Company.
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The Library Association will meet on
next Thursday evening, at Prot. s. Ira
Moore's. r 81 ~. ~. ? 8 <E,&.5"
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Don't fail to heed Pinney & Law
rence's Caution to persons wanting. Trees.
See advertisement headed .'Trees.''
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The Congregational Sociable will meet
at Mr.. Knowlten's, on Friday evening,
Jan. 9th. s >:,sts.@. 3. sr5s r. s7*
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FoR sA1E.-A Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing frst-class-entirely new.
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
ct this Office.
Also, q Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for bargain.
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I Woman suffrage received 45 votes
in the House on Friday, to 185 against.
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Farmers, look at the, Burial Iron Corn
Shelter,
,res = at Grovenor's.
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Omcial Paper Of the City.
facl,l Paper Of Monongalia County,
n The Circulation OF The JouFneA
. DOUBLE that Of any other paper
publishedin Northern Nlinnes0ta. Let
Advertisers remember this.

a.Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pettengill 4 Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for THE JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
me7ts for US at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
le. their favors with either Of the above
b uses.
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NORMAL SoHooL ExAN1HAT1oN.-The ex-
aminations at the Normal School will take
place on Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week. The following is the programme as
furnished us by Prof. Moore, Principal Of
the school: =. =, = -.
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MlHr1NGs.-It is in contemplation to
hold series Of evening prayer meetings at
the Presbyterian church during next week.
All will be welcome.
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Tho Alexandra Post says that Douglas
county had 181 births and Al deaths last
year, Sccording to the returns made 10 F.
b. VaaHoesen, District Clerk. ,.- --
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The colored girl who wandered from
the Fountain House At ~a1enwood, Pope
county, notice Of which was made some
weeks ago, has not yet found, although o
vigorous search is still being made.
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EXTRA MESS PORK.
Just received, and for sale in quantities to
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Farmers will take notice that Jos. EdeI,
brock pays the very highest price in cash
for wheat. %''%
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AT business meeting Of the Preshy-
terrain church last week, the following
Board Of Trustees Was elected = James
Carlisle for three years; J.. b. Abbott for
Two years; W. B. Mitchell for one year.
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Bond of Town Treasures. '''.-
g.. Constable, 1920
Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election of
Justice Of the Peace.
Notice of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county in the State. 49,,
Orders from the country, for large or
mall quantities, filled at St. Paul prices
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MIR: L. B.csilsby 10 lyingst his, homo,
dangerouslyil@. Il - x : s - y
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PUBLIC DoouMENrs.-We are indebted to
Senator Ramsey for copy Of the PostO flee
Directory for 1870, containing list of the
Post Offices Of the United States; a list Of
the Money Order Offices, and general postal
Information. Also, for copy of the Con-
gressional Directory for the Third Session
of the Forty-First Congress.
From NJ. E. N. Howell, Esq, Chief Clerk
in the General Land Office, We have receiv-
ed copy Of the Report of the Commission
er. = ~"
The reports of State Auditor Mcllrsth
and of tho officers Of the Insane Asylum
have been received. s,s~s-.
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ALLEN & RussELL:-This firm has united
very advantageously. the sale Of drugs and
groceries. They keep on hand all the pop
ular patent medicines, paints, oils, glass
and putty, besides choice assortment o.
toilet and fancy goods. Their grocery de-
psrtment is complete, being supplied with
everythinsin the line Of groceries, @'provis-
ions and liquors that may be wanted in
this market. ! Their prices are very low,
and they make it to the advantage Of their
customers to continue their PATRONAGE.
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+. D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.,
Burbank & Powell's Block, St. German ct.
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EDWIN N. WRIGHT.
A 7 TORN e - AT T "A W
0Nee q Be1ps Block, Germain Street,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
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Natures Hair Restorative is the result
Of four years study and experiment, 1t is
now perfection itself, and no, mere to be
compared with the other preparations, now
flooding the market, than e''tanglefoot'
whisky is to pure Bourbon. See advertise
ment. -:
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We clip the following from the FIJI

: (Mioh.) Citizen: -~'~
ION Wednesday, the 18th inst, tho mar
riage ofWilliam A. Atwood. Esq, and Miss
Helen G.. one of,the daughters Of our we'll
known citize:, Mr.. h. ". Wood, was cele-
brated in St. Paul's Church, at one p.s: m. ,.
Rev. Mr.. Lane officiating The bride wore
handsome travelling dress, and looked
charming. After the ceremony, an elegant
reception was held at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, which was largely attend
ed by friends here, and guests from abroad.
The display of presents was very handsome,
comprising the usual array. of silver, jewel
ry and many other b autifu1 articles. A.
ter IN ample collation. the guests adjourn
ed, and the happy pair left for New York."
REPORTING BATHS AND sDlArHs.- Q
have heretofore called the attention Of heads
of families and others Interested to the
law passed by the. last Legislature requir-
ing them to report to city and town clerks
all births and deaths within thirty days Of
ter their occurrence. As there is . heavy
penalty attached ny the law for neglecting
50 to report, We quote Section s, for the
benefit of our readers: '"'- - ="
"sec. 5.-Parents shall give notice to
the clerk of their city or town of the births
and deaths oftheir children; every house.
holder shall give like notice of every .birth
and death happening IN his house; the ED
est person next of kin shall give such no.
tice of the death of his kindred: the keeper
or other proper officer Of every workhouse,
poorhouse, reform school, Jail, prison. hos
pital, asylum OF other public or; charitable
institution, shall give like notice Of every
birth and death happening among the per-
sons under his charge Whoever neglecty
or refuses to give chnot ice for the period
of thirty days after the occurrence Of such
birth or death,- shall forfeit q sum not; ex-
ceeding twenty dollars, to be collected as
other fines are collected by law.''
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4 FURS.'.

Farmers will find the best straw cut.
ters, g.. "a at Grovenor's.,
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TIM R1orIns. The names Of the ten riot
ers arrested on the Northern Pacific work
and brought to this place for confinement
In the county Jail are. John Renwick, John
MoNesly, John Mcmillan, Thomas Nash,
Robert Nash, Timothy Caskelly, Pat Bor-
land, Dan Connolly, VIM. Powers and Pat
L"vlsss, E. R. .Odell had also been arrested,
but on tho examination before John Me-
Cells, ESQ.,, Justice Of the Peace at Grow
Wing, was discharged. These mon were
charged, on oath Of E. P. Smith, with hav-
ing on the Goth Of December and certain
days subsequent, broken into warehouse
and wagons, taking supplies amounting to
$3.50, with having destroyed tools worth
$500, and also . number Of cars.
On Saturday . writ Of habeas eo,pu. was
issued BY Judge McKelvy, on application Of
Hays 4 Kerr, attorneys for the prisoners,
and made returnable on the Both inst. The
application is based on the insufficiency Of
The commitment, and on tho ground that
the prisoners arc charged with no offense
known to tho statutes of Minnesota or to
the common law. i
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District Court Notice.

["ORDrRED"] S<< ~ sss'
That Special Terms of the District Court
with in and for the county Of ..stesrns and
State of MIMI, for the hearing Of Issues of
Law, Applications, Motions, and all other
matters except the trial Of Issues Of Fact,
are hereby appointed to be holden at cit
Court Room in the Court. House, in the
City of St. Cloud, in said county, for and
during the year 1871 at the following dates
ana times, 10 VII :, 49,. ~ ,rs.,ss{ .,y.et
On Friday, the 10th day Of February at
10 A. N. =
{" 7th &" "April, ''
10 A. NJ.
:" 18th :" august, "
-, 10 A. M. -. r~.., -. ...,..... ...,,7
-" g., p" 9Th e.. :. October, 80 :.
800 10 AK. ':7''a1 ~. 4 So f@r; ~ &
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CLuHBIN q LIST. +

We will furnish THl JouHNAI. and any
Of the following publications st these
reduced rates ss II. 5s .5. s **S
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60 70 Allen & Russell's to buy your
drugs aud gfoesries. They sell cheap. $
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WEATHER NoTEs.-On Sabbath snow fell
to the depth Of about eight inches. The
foundation was good, and now the sleigh
ing il excellent.
Fridsy-sunny and mild.
Saturday Cloudy.
Sabbath-Snowed all day.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Thursday-Bright.
Wednesday-Light snow.
Tuesday-Bright and pleasant.
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TR b b S !
Caution!

All persons are cautioned against order
ing any kind of Evergreens or Forest
Trees, until they have sent stamp for our
price lists. We sell BETTER TREES at
CHEAPER RATES and more of then, than
anybody else in America. p@ Our prices
are less than ONE HALF the ordinary
Nurse, y rates. Large descriptive Catalogue,
containing much valuable information,
mailed for 10 cents. Address.
...> :" P1NNEY g. LAWRENCE, . ~
n2S-4m Sturgeon Bay, Door Co., Wis.
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SHILLING OUT.-J. Laurmann would call
the attention of all who want to buy boots,
shoes, shoe packs, rubbers, &c., very low,
to tho fact that he Is closing ont his pres.
ent stock at sacrifice. Rembember the
place, and call early.
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TAxEs.-Personal property taxes must
be paid by February LIST, and real estate
taxes by April LIST, after which dates .
penalty will be attached.
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wAsrED.-A boy IL 70 10 years old, to
work on farm. Apply to G. 3. whiting,
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MILLPhlUEs FORFLOuH
BLANKS.
oo..xo4,pvxrx1r px pAy e c1A1x

g.: --
We have on hand, printed from new
ype on good paper, q, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including: =
Deeds-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage, -.
District Court- Summons, Notices Of
Trial, Notes Of Issue and Executions.
Justice's Court-Sunmons and Subpoe-
NOS ID -! - u
To Town OFF1oERs.-We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired: -. '.t
Order Of Supervisors laying out new
.EVau'd T:Fi H:i4.s = IT,: E. - - =
Release Of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
pOSClug.) :..-A =. -, = : i - !
Town orders, with stubs, bound or I'M
bound. -: 49, IL go. :. az ''>,-'
Aaidayita to be attached to all Bills, flor
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shOTICE.

FoR sAIE.-Lot2, block q, in St. Cloud
city-cheap for cash. Inquire of Q. E.
Garrison, over the Post Office.
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The cash must aocompany all orders.

500 BARRELS SALT,
Just received and for sale in quantities to
suit purchasers, at ~ -
D. NJ. G. MURPHY g. Co.'S,
.," . st. German street, st. Cloud:
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CATHOLIC DEMoNsrRAr1oN-On Satur-
day last delegation from this place, accom-
panied by the Cornet Band, went to St. Paul
TO participate in the demonstration At that
place on Sabbath in favor of Pope Plus
TX. The gathering in that city was very
large. 1t is estimated that 1000 persons
were in the procession. At the Cathedral
meeting was organized by choosing Col.
John 8. Prince, of st. Paul, President.
Among the Vice President were the follow
ing from Stearns county: L. Robbers and
P. ]. Limperich, st. Cloud H. Krebs, St.
Augusta P. Loso, St. 10; Peter Mans, st.
Wendell, and NJ. Mi6dendorf, Richmond.
Speeches were made and resolutions adopt
ed sympathizing with the Pope and de.
nouncin Victor Emmanuel
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Corn shelters, best makes, .
& Groveaor's. i
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JEs SOFA few days since number Of
dsrkeys who had been in the employ Of the
government Is mule drivers passed through
town on their way from Fort Aberorombie.
They had left Uncle Sans service and
were striking for the Sunny South, as they
said this country was too cold to suit their
tender organizations. "Whst temperature
did the thermometer indicate at the Fort
when you LETT" inquired gentleman Of
one Of these southern-bound Congos. mo
ssb," WAS tbs reply, Else bin drivin' team
fur gov'nment! =
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The recent snow has greatly improved
the Sleighing, and farmers will find at Pick
II & Abbotts splendid stock Of dry goods
and clothing, going of cheap. ~.
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ATTENTION l-Richardson has ON hand
large stock Of ladies', sentlemen's and
children's furs, including full sets, gloves,
30. These will be sold at greatly reduced
prices. Call early, as genuine bargains
ere being offered.
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a meeting Of the American Bible So
clety will be held At the Congregational
Church on Sabbath evening next. s1&
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NoT1cs.-The attention Of parties need
Ing their ''sccond' papers, and especially
ofthoss who wish to prove up on their
homestesds, is called to the District Court
Noticein another column, 49, 2eas. Z.
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LAND IoR sALE.-Mr. Calvin F. How,
the extensive Real Estate Agent Of New
York city, advertises In this weeks issue .
quantity of valuable land for sale on easy
tnpna
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POST OFFICE..
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English and American pickles, Of every
variety, 1t Boyd's. ,.9, - p. ~....
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Corn and cob crushers, --->~.. hi h.
$500 1T QrQyenor'a.
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Minnesota Mutual
Ii F b
Insurance Company.
HOME OFFICE:

SAINT F. A UL.
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once aours-7 T.. m. to p. m.
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
H. III. SHIRLEY, President.
THOs: COCHRAN, Jr. Vice President.
j. MARC MARTINI, :. Secretary.
ID. A. MONFORT, Treasurer.
j. II. STEWART, NJ. ID. Med. Examiner.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-10

derbt Depot excepted the finest building on ths Con.
tinent devoted 10 railway purposes. IL was oun' VI
Athens marble. '
Tho Union Depot was famous on account OF its IN
mense sine. It was the terminus Of several railroads.
Tho omtomHouss and Post-Ofice building at Monroe
ana Dearborn-sts, was large and handsome Duldins
OF Athens marble, built on the plan of the buildings
devoted TO the saue purpose at Cleveland, Detroit ana
Tolsdo .
The First snd second Presbyterian Churches, on VS.
Daahave were among the finest buildings in the coun
ry devoted to religious worship Tho First, Van
buren-st, was built In 1853 alta cost Of 100000.
Unity Church. at tho corner OF whitney and North
Dearoornss was famous tho OF the labors Of
the Rev. Robert CoIyey. ,..
The Dearborn Theater on Dearborn-st between Madi
son and Wsshingtonsts, very handsome structure
used as minstrel hail. Lately It has been occupied by
Mannng's Minstrel Troupe.
Farwell Hail. on Madison. between Clark and In Sale
sts was of the largest halls In tho United States
and Is said TO have accommodated 1000 people.
Aiken's Museum, Randolph, between Clark and
Dearborn-sts combined with its halls hled with col
ections Of rares, pretty little heaer celebrated
the birthplace of many OF the sensational pieces Of
day. ..
McVlcker's Theater, on Madisonst, between State
and Dearbornsts the principal theaer OF the city
and was waited yearly by the prominent stars Of the
dramatic profession. IL will probably be rebuilt on the
model OF Booths Theater Of this city.
The gherman House, Of the handsomest and
largest hotels In the West was built in lsso OF Athens
MARBLE at cost Of 100000. 1t had frontage OF $40
feet on Randolphss., and $40 feet on ClarKst- The
Breps uouse was likewise handsome building as also
was the Metropolitan Hotel
The Crosby Opera House, the beauty and value OF
which was brued about when 1t became the chief prize
in lottery stood on Westinghouse between State and
Dearborn sts 1t had front Of 40 feet on Washington
st. and ran back lo feet The building was completed
In 1865 at q cost Of t50,00o