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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-03
CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR MEETING -Present Aid Clark
President, Br,dgman, Carter, Dorr, Owen,
Lamb and I. Smith.
A petition of Peter Scheifer and seven
others, owners Of lots in Block 7, asking
that an alley way be laid out and opened in
the rear Of said block, was referred to tho
Committee on Streets and Alleys.
The following bills were tavorably 70.
ported on by the Committee on Claims:
NJ. Fitzgerald, ca sh paid watchman, $3.50
N. p. Clarke, lumber, $50
NJ. Fitzgerald, killing dogs, ..".......... 4.25
M 0aspard, boarding pr'son.r,....... 2-95
J. M. Rosenberger, ststioner>,....."..l5.3O
The following bills were allowed under
suspension OF the rules:
M. Gaspard, board Of prisoner, $4,000
C. Brigham, lumber, ................ l1.5O
E. Robe, tson, killing 10 d.gs,......... 4.75
Press Printing Co., books. ........... $50
The bill of G. D. Kerr, for services as
City Attorney, for $50, was referred.
On motion Of Aid. T. Smith the fine of
$40 imposed on H. V. Ditmars by W. J.
Parsons was refunded.
On motion Of Aid. Owen tie Committee
on Streets and Alleys was instructed to
forthwith contract for the building Of
good, substantial brid &c across the ravine
on Eighth street, near Jefferson avenue, to
be completed at as early day as possible.
Tho Council then adjourned.
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COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
CALL FOR MEETING,

The different towns Of Stearns Co., ore
requested to elect delegates to meet in tho
city Of st. Cloud, on Tuesday the 10Th day
of August 1871, for the purpose Of forming
an agricultural and Mechanical Asscci-
alton, said association to take measures
for the holding Of County FAIR this fall.
1t is desired that all the towns shall be
fully represented.
r. DELANO.
I. C. MCCLURE.
W. B. MITCHELL.
P. J. LIMPERICH.
L. ROBBERS.
Committee
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RUNAwA1s On Friday afternoon q
reaping machine, belonging to Mr.. Cornell,
of Sank River, was being taken away from
Alsop & Winslow's repair shop, when the
horses became frightened and started at
full speed. The boy who Was on the drivers
seat was thrown of, and just out of reach
of the sicxle-bar. As the machine was in
full gear, he narrowly escaped being cut
into mince-lueat. The reaper struck the
sidewalk in front Of Hlnneman's hotel, and
staid there. The horses were caught at
Cross & Plates meat shop.
On Saturday team of horses belong ing
to VIM. Krugel, while on chapel street
started off on a promiscuous lark. First
landing Mr.. X. all in heap by the road
side, they dashed across the sidewalk in
front Of The JOURNAL Office; then swung
around the building and undertook to eli NIB
wood-pile, but this little acrobatic feat
was rather too much for them, and they
were caught. MIR. X. started again, when
the horses put themselves on each side Of
tree-box in front Of Col. McIntire's. Mr..
Mr.. Ed. Ball then took the reius, hut the
animals had by this time became uncou-
trolable, and dashiDg up Washington
avenue, struck and upset buggy standing
in front Of the West House, damaging it
considerably. After this the owner man
aged somehow to get them home.
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JOS EDELBROCK.

The railroad survey etill progresses
uorthward from Osakie to Otter Tail City,
running from twelve to fourteen miles east
Of Alexandria. Late reports from below
say that survey to Fergus Falls will be
made before any route is determined west
of ,auk Centre. OF course this is only
guess work. We can only hope against
hope, and fear that the result will be
against us.-Alexandria Post.
CHOICE W1NEs.-C. Schulten & Co. have
just received large invoice Of pure wines,
including the following brands, to which
they would call the attention Of buyers:
California Angelica,
I" Port,
" Sherry,
" Hoe,
" Claret,
Muskatel,
" Montebello,
Sparkling Angelica,
Cartblanche Champagne,
Missouri Catawba,
Concord,
Rhenish Wines.
Spanish Sherry,
Burgundy Port,
Spanish Malaga,
Currsnt and Blackberry Wines.
A fine lot Of imported Ales and Porters.
This stock cannot be excelled in the
State, and those who want what is pure
and choice in the line Of wines should call
on Messrs, Schulten & Co.
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Mr.. William Mulliken, Secretary of
tho Specimens Club, has valuable import
cd bunting dog. It is q cross between the
Short. Horn, Sout hdown, Berkshire and
Scotch Terrier. 1t is an animal such a.
tho Club, and specially its owner, may well
feel proud of.
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IMPORTANT FOR THE LADIES.

A large assortment Of shawls and dress
goods, for summer wear, for sale ct very
low figures at Joseph Edelbrock's. These
goods aye all stylish and of the very best
quality. Ladies will do we'll to call and
examine them.
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@-Geo. P. Rowen & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pettengill& 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
10 70 their favors with either Of the above
b ueee.
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The Minneapolis Neps is responsible
for the following item:
A LONG SWIM "A COW got into the drive,
which is coming down the river, 1t St.
Cloud On Monday, and was taken out on
Thursday not much the worse for wear.
She had been borne up by the logs and had
floated along with them.
That COW has been soaked long enough
to be specially valuable to q city milkman.
Purchasers will take notice that all
kinds Of cloths, clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods will be sold at very close
figures At Prondzinskl's, to make room for
the new fall stock.
Pure liquors, tor medicinal and other
purposes, at Boyd's.
ALI kinds Of dried and salt dsh, for
sale cheap, at Paul Mockenhaupts.
Its no use, the poisonous hair prepa-
rations have had their day and done their
mischief. Now comes along Natures lair
Restorative, q perfectly clear article, which
gestores gray hair AID keeps tho head in
healthy condition. See advertisement.
All goods-down, down they go!-at
Smiths Grocery.
-Eoates & Fresman have built 4 new
slaughter house beyond the west end of st.
GERMAN street
Boots and shoes comiug down, at J. B.
Scherer's.
Pure Whistles, brsutlies, rum, gin, &c.,
at ALLEN & RussE1l's.
The cheapest place to buy teas il .
Smiths arocey.
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AS Me-. Bonham was going to the roof
Of Prof: sprsgue's new building yesterday
to do some timing work, he Unexpectedly
encountered hornets nest under the
ssves. He beat hasty retreat, with one
sys completely closed. .....
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FARM FOR RENT.

l60 acres within half mile Of St.
Cloud; 125 acres under cult ivation good
new bvard fence, large frame house and
sable, and we'll Of good water on the
place. Possession given Immediately after
harvest. Inquire Of
Yno nnrr Dn0~u
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"A full line Of seasonable dry goods for
sale at J. W. Tenvoorde's very low, as he
wants to close oat his present stock before
removing to his new building.
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VERY small and very green xstermel-
ons have made their appearance in market,
and very small boys can be seen ON the
strest-oorners, taking very small bites
about. Melons in their present condition
are Just 80 much double. distilled cholera
morbus.
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p,prnN.r p Wilson returned

PERsoNA1.-Mr. ]. P. Wilson returned
on Saturday from o three-weeks' trip to
Duluth, down the lake, and TO Chicago
us wa, accompanied by his wife and eldest
daughter.
Judge McK.lvy started for Thompson. on
Monday, to hold term Of court for Garlic
ton county. He will next go to Daluh.
Prof Moore returned Ia week from
hunting aud fshi: g trip to Stevens co"n'y.
One OF the trophies OF the cha-e, was large
swan, tue skin Of which no dressed With
.he down on.
Hou: james A. Bell and wife started on
Tuesday tor their lone III Albany, yer,
much pleased with their. Minnesota visit.
Mr.. c. W. Kingsbury, foreman in THE
JOURNAL efice, has gone to Fort Ripley, to
rusticate for couple Of weeks and revive
his dropping energies.
Mr.. James Coates, a brother Of Mr. John
Coates, of this city. is in town. Mr.. c.
enlisted from this place in the Third Regi-
neat, and has been living at Little Rock.
Ark, since the close of the war.
Hon. Eugene NJ Wilson, late NJ. G. from
this District, was in the city this week.
H. C. Burbank returned to-day from a
two-weeks' absence at Benson and Morris.
Mr.: F. Sisson, who was one Of the origi.
nal proprietors of Lower St. Cloud, arrived
on Tuesday. Mr.. Sisson has been residing
in Hartford, Conn., since 1858. He found
St. Cloud to have grown much beyond his
expectations. = = 49, .
Maj Murphy and J. s. Mitchell returned
on Monday from Brainerd, and start to-
morrow for Sank Centre, Alexandria, Fer
gus Falls, SC.
Mr.. A. Allen returned few days since
from a business trip up country.
Gen. r. N. Nc Laren, Assessor Of this
District, and H. S. Fairchild, of St. Paul,
were IN town on Friday.
Mr.. Alex. Moore, Of Sank Centre, was in
the city on Monday.
T. Steen and Jos. Young, of Maine
Prairie, W. W. Goundry, Of Santiago. and
Henry Brlnkman, of Rock vile, with many
other honest yeomen, have been in town
this week.
DR.. A. II. Carvillo has returned, and
may be found at his Office over Nixons
store.
POLICE COuRr.-Ntr.
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MARRIED..

!; On Wednesday, tho 10th by the Rev. W
!! Burgh, George W Fleeger, Esq, t
Miss Sallie Mitchell, daughter Of Lewis Z
Mitchell, Esq, Of Butler, Pc.
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amber can be had only atthe yards.
CLOUD FUR MARKET.
BLAN Ms.

We have on hand, printed from new
ype on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Deed'-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Court-Summons, Notices of
Trial. Notes of Issue and Executions.
yxsties's Court-Sunmons and Subpe-
mas.
To Town OFr1oERs.-We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisorslaying out new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.)
Town orders. with stubs, bound OF I'M
bound.
Afidavits to be attached to all Bills, (for
town or county use.)
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
I" Constable.
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 tho State.
Orders from the country, for large or
mall quantities, filled at St. Paul prices
StEClAL NOTICES.
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SfEClAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

DUBL1sHED Is warning and for the benefit Of
l. young men and others who s7ffer from Nervous
Debility. &C., supplying THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
On receiving q postpaid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n Y.
iunS.6m
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Mr.. D. McKenzie's surveying party
10 progressing finely. A good line has
been obtained between Osakis Lake and
Pazker's Prairie. The party expects to
reach the foot Of Leaf Mountains by this
evening.
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NA~~>o-
DIED..

In St. Cloud Township, August Is, of
cholera infantum, OLcoIr P, only. SON OF
l.. o. and Emeline G. Boardman, aged
months and days.
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TIL Il MARK Ell 9

ST.. CLOUD, Aug. 8, 1871.
Wheat -Still declining. Extra No. /,
Sc; No. l SOC No. 2, 75c.
Oats-3c.
Corn-60a65c.
Barley-very little demand may be
quoted at 50a55c.
Rye, 55c.
Bran is worth $l5per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at So.
Beans, $1.50 to $500, according to
quality.
Potatoes buying at 50a60c.
Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York, Csc.
Butter-15a18c. very plenty.
Eggs--l5c., and very few brought in.
Green apples-$5 FER Dbl; 60 cts. per
peck.
Blueberries-..$2 rs per bu.
Wool, 40c.
Dry maple wood is worth $4aS4.50 for
full cord; green maple, oak, &C., $4a$4 %;
tsmarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 2.
Wheat-$1 O6 for No. l.
Oats-29c for No. 2.
Coru-5 &c for No. 2.
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Tho st. Cloud JOURNAL was ,l3 years
old on Thursday last. In these thirteen
years Of growth not a single publication
has been missed, something that can be
said Of but few country newspapers.-St.
Poul Pioneer.
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IT. G. Mcclure, ESQ.,, of this city. has
received's contract for furnishing 500 bar
rels Of -four at $l0.7l per barrel, at DEVILS
Lake, to be made into pancakes for the
Indians who cluster around that post for
tho rstions provided for them by their
Great Father.
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Beatty has nice ice-cream. Mrs. Beatty
understands how to mako the article.
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Call at Spicer & Carlisle's and see the
handsome new parlor sets just received.
Prices very reasouab le.
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COL McClellan's party, engaged in the
survey Of the Braiuerd Branch, has been
discharged.
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Omcial Paper Of the City.
a. The Circulation OF The journal
. DOUBLE that OF any other paper
publi.hedin Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertiser eme mbcr this.
FIRST DIV. ST. PAUL e. PACIFIC R. r
summer Time Fable:

SAINT CLOUD TRAINS
Leave St. Cloud 1915 A. n. and 2:l5 Pm.
Arrive do 1920 P. n. and 7:20 Pm.
ST. PAUL TRAINS.
Leave st. Paul 7:30 A. y. and $50 p
Arrive do IAN. and I Pm.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 7:50A. ~, and ESQ P. Y.
Arrive do 1885 A. N.
Passengers taking the morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis change cars at st. Anthony
Junction and arrive at Minneapolis at 1l.35 AN
The els P. n. train from st. Cloud. does not make
connection at st. Anthony Junction with the train
for Minneapolis, but passengers take omnibus for
Minneapolis on arrival OF train.
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Tho wagon bridge across the ravine
near the foot of Jefferson avenue, is
in dangerous condition. The foot bridge
1t the ravine on Welles avenue will also
soon need attention.
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ON MARRiAGE-

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means of relief for tho Erring and Unfor-
tunate diseased and debiltated Sent free in sealed
envelopes Address HOWARDAsSOClATIO No.
q Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa
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Poultry, game, and choice meats 0 ell
kinds at Coates & Freeman's. Also, full
supply of fresh vegetables. Leave your or
ders
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-"When this cruel war is over" there
will be no dogs left in this town that are
not licensed. Chief of Police Robertson
still keeps up hos,ilities, and will until
'the last uncollared purp expires"
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West g. Montgomery have been COM
PEELED to put additional shelving in their
store. New goods are constantly arriving.
Capt. West will start for the East in q few
days, and will purchase an immense stock
for all departments Of their trade.
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If you want good article Of tea, &c
Huber is tho man who can accommodate
you at very low 6enres.
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-Pickit & Abbott are shipping the bal
ance Of their goods to Fergus Falls.
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Street Commissioner Dorr is making
some needed improvements on Fountain
street, near the Land Office.
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The past week has been wonderfully
productive of rain storms, with thunder
and lightning.
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A Man up q Trce-HOrscs ShOt-Sch0Ol.
MELRosE, July 81, 1871.
EDITOR JouRSAL.-Mr. Ellis returning
home few days ago encountered . large
bear and two CUBS. The cubs climbed q
tree, and so did Mr.. Ellis, 1here he re-
NAMED two hours before he could shame
Mrs. Bruin from her vigil at the root Of the
tree.
Mr.. Root has had some of his horses shot
with buckshot lately; one Of them is stone
blind.
Our school, taught by Miss Della Walker,
closed its summer term last Friday with an
exhibition. Miss Walker has given uni
versal satisfaction, and carries with her the
esteem and good wishes of her pupils.
Bishop whilp1e preached in the upper
school house yesterday. couldn't see
that the Bishop was more than man, a.
though be has been to Palestine.
100.
ARREST OF LIQUOR SELlERs.-Major A.
B. Bracket, U. s. Marshal, assisted by
Geo. W. Sweet, Esq, Attorney of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and Mr.. Cruik-
shank, of Minneapolis, have been securing
along the line Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad during the past two weeks arrest
ing parties engaged in selling whiskey to
the Indians. At White Earth they laid
hands On Glenn. Fairbanks and Henry
Beaulleau at Oak Lake, they arrested s.
u. Pinney, resident of this city, and Jack
Wildwood alias Lying Jack at Prairie Lake
they gobbled John Knowles and Tom Berg,
and L. Bourrette, Antoine Mayo and e. L.
Mcleod, ut Otter Tail and at the Second
Crossing Of the Otter Tail, Nicolas Hendry
Sending this batch to st. Paul ola Benson
in care Of Mr.. Crulkshank, Maj. Bracket
and Mr.. Sweet struck across to Crow
Wing, and on Sunday bagged Albert Fair
banks, John George Morrison, Albert Nor.
rison, 10. Reed and Louis Lafontaine, all
notorious offenders. These were brought
down on Monday, and taken to St. Paul
by the st. Cloud and St. Paul Railroad Al
Detroit Lake Messrs. Bracket g. Sweet
encountered powerful desperate. Charles
Tobin. He burst through the tent and
made for the brush. The officers fired
five shots after hin. but he made his es-
cape. Another scoundrel in the tent at
tempted to show fight, bnt being faced by
a grinuing revolver with Eve fresh loads,
he subsidized and moved along as mild as a
lamb. These offenders, sixteen in all. are
confined in the Jail at St. Paul, to await
their trial. The penalty, if conviction
ensues, is Imprisonment for term Of from
two to five years, and a fine Of from 81 ,0Lo
to $4,000.
Tho trial began on Tuesday b. fore Com
missioner Cardozo. Three Indian Chiefs
of the Pillager Band Of Chippewas are in
attendance rs Witnesses.
The Press of yesterday says the prisoners
were all examined the day before, and
adds:
After the examinations were concluded,
John Mcleod, Allen Morrison, Joseph
Reed, Albert Fairbanks and Joseph Bour-
rette were discha' ged, the evidence not be-
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On Friday night, valuable horse on
the farm Of Mr.. J. F. Stevenson, at Winnie.
bsgo Prairie, was struck by lightning and
killed. It was insured in the St. Paul Fire
md Marine Company.
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Reports from Otter Toll county state
that search ha, been made throughout the
country for the body of the stranger muir
dered at tho wayside inn near the Leaf
Aeuntaias-a full report of which wss
given Last wsek-but thus far without sue
cess. The lake will next be dragged.
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Mr.. c. Bridgman started his upper
saW-mill last week. He will have the lower
mill in operation next week.
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DRUGS! DRUGs!! DRUGS !-Grocer.
les, wines and liquors.! At
ALLEN s. RUssELL's.
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Col. Mc1ntire, who returned few days
since from the town Of Eden Lake. in this
county, says the people Of that vicinity
never had better crops than those Of this
year. Wheat will 60 twenty five bushels
to the acre. Quite . number Of farmers
have winter wheat, and are succeeding we'll
With IL.
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"A small assortment of glassware and
crockcry still left at .Boyd's, which will be
sold at and below cost.
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The st. Cloud JOURNAL, which is a
aourishing and interesting Newspaper IN
Northern Minnesota, has entered upon it's
fourteenth year OF Winona
Herald.
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ABOUT Our NElGuboRs.-R. S. Frazee,
Of Otter Tail City, has sold bill of 100000
feet Of pine lumber to Thomas & Brack.
EFT. to 60 to Georgetown, and another bill
Of 100000 feet to MIR. Colwell. .......A
swede boy got his foot too near circular
saw, md some Of the other men picked up
his toes Tor him.........A fine of $50 and
four pigs was imposed on Andrew Gamo
for disturbing the peace. The Justice and
Prosecuting Attorney ''pocketed" the pigs
Is their share Of the plumber. All of which
valuable information We CLEAN from the Fer
gus Falls Advocate.
Tho Alexandris Post says: ''Bishop
Whipple will be in Alexandria on Tuesday
next and administer the rite of con6rma-
ton in the NJ. E. (!)Church ".........L. J.
Brown has disposed Of the Alexandria
Opera House to c. F. Sims.........A branch
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
is to be organized at Oak Lake, with mis-
sionary service.
THREsH1Na MAcu1aEs.-Many farmers
are making inquiries as to which is, all
points considered, the best threshing ma
chine in the market. Without doubt, the
J. I. Case & Co.'s thresher is the cheapest
and best that 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 threah 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
for yourselves.
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"A correspondent OF the Willmar Re-
publican writing from Burbank says that
two children died very suddenly there last
week, of some unknown disease. The flesh
appeared spotted as soon as the breath
left the body.
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Soda water, purified and healthful, At
LIMpERICH's
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Remember to 30 to .Limperich's for
pure soda water, ics-cold, and of any
favor.
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On Tuesday the mercury stood at 900
above in the shade. "How high ish dat ?"
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap.
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, Eating the terms
desired.
Apply to P.L. GREGORY.
st., .. Railroad Land Office, 81. Cloud:
Or CALVIN F. HOW,
6'tf Box 22l6. New York
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-03

Now is the time to get your moneys
worth. John Lauermann has positively de-
termined 10 close out his stock of boots and
shoes, and will sell the goods on hand for
less than cost. Call aud see for yourself.