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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-01
FROM RAYMOND.
observation-disclosures Unroofed.-Im.
pr0vements.


RAYMOND, srsARNs Co., MIxx.,1
May Gath, 1871.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-In my last commune
cation to THE JOURNAL, alluded to the
beautiful opening Of spring. and the pros.
poet of early seeding. The first week Of
April was warm enough to run the Mercury
up to $50 after shutdown, which We oonsid-
cred was good enough for high, but it soon
took the chills and fell back to the freezing
point. Considerable wheat was however
sown during that time, which croaksrs pre-
dicted would rot in tho ground, and not
outstanding two weeks or more Of cold
vet we>ther immediately followed. it passed
through the ordeal safely and bids fair at
present, writing to come in far ahead of
that sown two or three weeks later
1 am fully satisfied that good seed wheat
will always terminate, no matter how early
it il sovn In the spring, provided the frost
10 ont enough to admit Of its being covered.
The weather for three weeks has been
dry, with several indie atoms of rain, but
grain is by no means suffering as yet. We
learn that our Sank Centre neighbors were
deluged with rain yesterday but only q few
drops reached Us. What We lacked in wa
ter however we got ia wind; for nearly three
hours it blew perfect gale fully as strong
as the wind storm of last year. Two hous-
es were unroofed in town, and considerable
fencing blown down, but have not heard
OF any accidents to life or limb.
The population of our town is steadily
increasing, with accessions both foreign
and domestic, the latter thus far this
spring taking the lead ind the cry is still
they come. Most of the available land in
our town is now occupied by actual settlers,
thus showing rapidity Of settlement be-
You'd the anticipations Of those who
years since pitched their tents here, then
I'm uninhabitei prairie with naught to dis
turb tho stiffness of all around, save the
herds of elk and de er which had hitherto
roamed undisturbed by the approach of
the white man, and as I stand in my door
yard and count 100 dwellings that have
been erected within a little over four years
it brings to mind great contrast between
then and now. Yours,
L. B. RAYMOND.
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PERSONAL Capt. G.. ". N,sh, Of Has
.'n&s ta. heso IN he city for y t~w days.
,.,huu. T.. VI Wilson OF Minneapolis, came
up on Friday last. aud made quite u stay
IN tho CITY.
J. VI. Roscnberger, Of the firm of Rosen-
berger Bros t"s returned from an extern
sive visit aud business tr'pto the East
p. uptam, CASHIER Of thsCity Bank
o. St. Paul, has been in .he city on visit
20 friends.
Mr.. NJ. e Nilsson has been confined to
Wis mouse for several wceks, with i severe
attack Of eryslpelas.
Maj. Murphy left on Wednesday, for Fort
Garry on business trip.
Judge L. A. Evans started for the east
yesterday. Business ~
E. B. Robertson, Chief Of Police, also
started East to-day. Ditto ~
DR.. V. Foil, Of Champlin, called on Us
to-day.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
ORDINANCE NO 10.
Tie Common Council ofthe City Of st. Cloud
do ordain
Sec. l. That every owner or keeper of
any dog, shall annually procure license
for each dog so owned or kept within the
limits Of the city Of St. Cloud.
Sec. 2. Every owner or keeper Of any
dog AZ aforesaid, shall within five days Ct
ter the publication Of this ordinance, and
annually thereafter on or before the first
day Of June of each year, cause such dog
to be described, registered and numbered
by the City Clerk Of said city, and shah
cause each dog 90 registered TO wear . col
lar with tho number Of its register plainly
marked thereon.
Sec. 3. Every person requiring license
under the provisions Of this ordinance.
shall pay therefor as follows:
For each male dog, the sum of ono dol
lar.
s For each female dog, the sum Of. three
dollars. III ias:rs; ~, . ~. !....
SEQ, 4. 1t shall be lawful, and it is here
by made the duty of the police of the city
of St. Cloud, on and after the tenth day Of
June, annually, to destroy all dogs run
ming at large in said city, who are not 80 il
censed, registered and numbered, az pro-
vided in section 2 of this ordinance; and
said police shall receive therefor, out Of the
CITY treasury, the sum Of twenty-five cents
for each and every dog so destroyed, upon
fling with the City Clerk an affidavit sta
ting the time when and number OF
dogs 50 destroyed.
Sec. s. All ordinances or parts Of ordi.
nances conflicting with this ordinance ore
hereby repealed.
Ayes-Ald. Bridgman, Carter. Dorr,
Owen, Powell. Lamb, Schulten, J. g. Smith
| and P. Smith.
Nays-None. Approved MAY 80. 1871
Attest, CHAS. y. KERR.
| N. F. BARNES, Mayor.
City Clerk. june
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Tho attention Of owners Of dogs in the
city 10 called to the new ordinance, publish
cd IN another column. Valuable dogs should
be licensed 1t once, and then let there be
an indisc1iminate slaughter of the "yelping
curs' with which our city aboends.
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Wanted Igehts-ior our new work
PHYSICAL a LIFE Fl WOMAN,

By Dr.. Geo. II. Nsphey. In both Eng
lish and German. Price $500. This
brave, pure book is the great success Of the
year, AMI is selling at the rate Of thousands
Of copies per month. Among late reports
are: 80 in five days. l18 in one week. 81
in one day, 278 in three weeks, &c, Many
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copies at time. $500 copies have ben
sold in single county: Send for pamphlet,
&c.
Address, E. HANNsAF0RD & CO.,
~. - - Publishers
tsseath clsk Street, Chicago.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,

nV1N1 V1N1 010 VWN UUCTVH.
private instructor for married persons or those
thing concerning the physiology and relations of our
sexu. system, and the production and prevention Of
fore given in The English language, By WIN. YOUNG.
M. D. This 10 really valuable and intereetiue
work. Its written in plain language for the general
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the mpedment to married
fe should read this book It diclosos secrets that
book that must be locked up and not lie about the
house. It will mt to any address on receipt Of so
cts Address DIR. WM. YOUNG, No. 4lS Spruce
Street above Fourth. Philadclphia. vl3ni5. 6m
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FOR SALE.

!. The above lands will be sold very cheap.
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
| desired
Apply to P. L. GREGORY,
Railroad Land Office, 81. Cloud.
orr CALVIN F. HOW,
28-tf Box 22l5. New York
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FOR SALE.

The HOUSE AND LOT in Block ~"
Lot 4, in the City Of St. Cloud, Minn., ~
feet front on Washington avenue, and 122
feet deep. The house il 1890; one story
and half high, with cellar 1920. 1t
has been used Is saloon, and is one Of
the best locations in the city. It is thirty
yards from the Central House, and the
second door from T. G. McClure's Bank.
Price $4,000. For information concern
ing this, inquire Of T. G. MCCLURE, St
Cloud, or the owner, who will be in St
Cloud about the middle Of June.
49, w., DIR. r. I. CROMWELL,
may26 =. Nov Orleans. L..
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Mr.. N. F. Halpkins, belonging to Mr..
Morris Surveying party, now in the vi
einity OF watsb river, was brought to this
city on Tuesday, with . broken leg. It
seems that there was little unpleassntness
between Mr.. H. and another member Of
tho party. Mr.. h. was sitting on a rail-
fence and during the melee fell off the
other man falling on top Of him doub-
Ling his right log under him and breaking
both baass ofths right leg, about half way
between tho ankle and knee.
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The picnic given BY the st. Joseph's
Society, at the Pine Garden, ON Monday,
for the benefit Of tho orphans, passed Of
very pleasantly. The children were formed
into ; procession headed BY tho st. Cloud
band. and marched to the grounds where =
sesep VII sssasey had been erected, and
eleAe tables loaded with oil sorts~of
- aings were awaiting them. After
dinner the spectators were treated to IN
Ssxhibit'on, BY the children connected
with the Catholic school, under the direo.
ton Of Mr.. P. Brick, Mr.. P. Kiser and Paul
Maukenhaupt. The exercises commenced BY
. few remarks by Mr.. Brick, followed bv
singing by bevy Of little girls, after which
: comical play was presented; the charac-
tor represented by small boys and girls.
There WAS very large attendance and all
seemed 10 enjoy the occasion. The rro
ceeds amounted to $500.
T. Boots aud shoes at half price, at Pick
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"A small boy named Samuel Ellis, from
Sank Rapids, was run over by horse and
sulky, on Washington avenue, on Monday
forenoon. One Of the wheels struck him
on the back part of bis head, cutting quite
cash and otherwise bruising him. He
was taken into Mr.. Beatty's restaurant and
kindly cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. B.. and
was able to return home in the afternoon
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AN immense drive Of pine logs, con-
tanning over nine million feet, belonging to
Leonard Day & Sons, Of Minneapolis, have
been running in the river for tho past few
days. This firm cut something over ten
million feet the past season but were I'M.
able to run . large amount which they Gu,
on the Fish Trap, on account Of low waite,
in that Stream.
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Il was getting gray and didn't like it.
Natures Hair Restorative restored the COL
or Of my hair, cleaused my scalp and pleased
me wonderfully. Nothing like it in the
market, nor ever was OF ever will BE-. Sec
advertisement.
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-Messrs. Becker and Samson, to whom
was awarded the contract for grading and
bridging on tho State road to St. Joe, COM
plstsd tho work on Wednesday. They
have done the work in satisfactory man
aer; having done some three hundred dol.
Lars more work than the contract called
IN
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ATTEsT1or LAD1Es.-We offer fine as
sortment Of the justly celebrated "Jose-
phine Seamless" kid glove, Qhe best made)
at 81 30 per pair. Call at once before all
are taken. PIcKIT & ABBOTT,
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-P, J. Limperich has rece, we'd another
soda fountain, with four syrups, which b 9
intends to keep in readiness to accommodate
festivals, pic-nios or private parties. M.
L. will attend in person when desi red, on
such OCCASIONS, making charge only for
syrups and mineral waters used.
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A BARaA1S.-An American Shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, with black walnut case, en-
tirely new, can be had at decided bar.
GAIN Will be sold for $45 cash. INQUIRE
at this Office.
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AGRICULTURAL MACuINEaY.-Capt...G Grow
enor's warehouse is packed tulI Of agricul-
tural implements, Of the smaller kinds,
while the adjoining lots are covered with
seeders, plews, wagons and everything that
farmers want. He has all the best and
most improved machinery to be found in
any market. A large lot of "extras" al
ways on hand. Farmers ought oil to give
him o call.
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Tho ring Of Tom. Jones' anvil is no
longer heard at his old shop on Washing
ton avenue. He has pulled stakes" and
gone into tho new shop on St. GERMAN
street. Tom says that St. Cloud '.is some-
thing OF burg, now that he has located
whore he can see what is going on"
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Coates & Freeman have q lot Of STALL
fed cattle, and are prepared to supply their
customers with the very choicest cuts and
roastS.
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ScHMIDT's STORE, miles from Fort
Ahnrorouoh;o Nfo,r N 1917

Abercrombie. May 10, 1871.
hereby certify that have this day
conversed with man by the name of John
Quinn, who was shot yesterday by Abe, t
Schmidt, a grocer, ETC., and that the said
John Quinn stated to me that the said
Albert Schmidt, did right in shooting him..
and that he, Quinn, was to blame. Also,
that lie. Quinn, did not wish Schmidt to get
into trouble on account of it in case it re-
suited fatally to him, Quinn.
Schmidt wanted to give himself over to
civil authorities, but there being no civil
officers here, he took this method as bein e
the best under the circumstances.
w. Il. MAIZE,
LIST Lieut.. Goth Inft., Post Capt. U. 8. A.
Judge Advocate.
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Mrs. Lambert has just received another
large stock of millinery and fancy goods,
and is now prepared to execute orders to
any amount.
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FURS.

The highest St. Paul price. for all kinds
Of fars. is pail, y usual, bysN. Fsehaltsn,
81. aernsin street. St. Cloud. Country
merchants and trappers will Ind it to their
interest to give him . call before shipping
their furs below. -
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NOT1CE-U.s. LAND OFFICE,

M UT1CE-U.S LAND OFFICE,
~ st. Cloud, Mimi, May %, 1871.
Complaint having been entered 1t this Office BY
Joseph ksxeisen against Jonathan Ankeny for aba1.
q. 1855, upon the w neA and ~ nwk section 70,
township III, range 80, in Stearrs county, Mnnsso.
IT, with view to the cancellation Of said eptry thu
Office on the l41H DAY OF JULY, 1871, at II
O'Clock In the forenoon to respond and furnish tes-
timoDy concerning said alleged abandonment
CA. GILMAN. Register.
juno 1st T.C.McCLURE. Receiver.
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TO BUSINESS MEN.

TIE JOURNAL Office has just received .
very large stock Of new type, embracing
all the new varieties in styles. Also, cuts
cards, tags, etc. This Office cannot be ex
eelled in the style Of its Job printing
Prices very low.
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The following statement from the AL
exandria Post Of last week fully explains
the late shooting ARRAY at McCauleyvills:
MCCAULEYv1LIE. NAV II. 1871.

the late shooting ARRAY at McCauleyvills:
McCAuIErv1LLE, May II, 1871.
At meeting of the citizens of McCau-
leyville, at the house of Albert Schmidt,
for the purpose of ascertaining the cause
OF the aeath Of q man named John Quinn,
the following facts were ascertained:
''That he came to his death by gun. shot
wound, inflicted by Albert Schmidt, while
protecting his own life and property"
The meeting has come to the above con.
clusion from the fact that the deceased had
on his person at the time he was sho,
through the right breast and kuuckle Of the
small finger on the right hand, some 0,
Schmidt's property which he Was taking
away forcibly, and that when Schmidt tried
TO take the goods from him he endeavored
to strike him and, was in the cot Of % do.
ing when he WAS shot. He, Quinn, also q
tho Same time no was shot had one hand
behind his back as if in the . It Of drawing
scme weapon. JAMES No: AN, Chairman.
J. H. LUNGEv1N,
HuGn MCDONNELL, Sec.
JAMES r. HARRIS.
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Your WIFE WANTS MA Doty Washing
Machine and Universal Wringer. Boyd has
them. Best thing in use.
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The Hotel at Big Lake owned by Mrs
Brown, was burned on Friday night Of last
week, with all the household goods. The
family barely escaped. Supposed to be the
work Of an incendiary. Fully insured.
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SkEClAL NOTICES.
GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. on tho delights o
Married, with sanitary for those who feel un1tted
for matrimonial happiness Sent FREQ, in sealed en-.
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 10.
P. Philadelphia, Pa.
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T.. G. JONES,
r A Z 10 r .

Warrington avenue, opposae Post Office,
DEGS to inform the inhabitants of St.
ID Cloud and the surrounding district that
he proposes carrying on bis business ct The
above address. and hopes that by prompt
attention combined with reasonable charges
he may be favored with public patronage.
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"a Blank forms for bids for furnishinr
Government supplies, for sale at this Office.
Ordersby mail promptly filed.
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Capt Collins, County Attorney, took
the stage for Alexandria on Monday, where
he has gone to defend man arrested for
supposed poisoning of his wife.
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Notice to Teachers.

The undersigned Superintendent of Schools in
stearns comfy, Minnesota, will conduct a public
examination of teachers at the following times and
places
On Thursday, the 4th day of May 1871, between
the hours of Ga m. and p. m, at my office in the
Town of st. Augusta, comprising the Towns OF Lyn-
don, Fair Haven, Maine Prairie, St. Augusta, Rock
vile, Wakefield and Luxembourg, of the 18th Com
missioner District
On Fridsy, the 9Th day of May, 1871, between the
hours of D. m. and p. M, at the school house in
District No. A. In the Town If St. Cloud, compris.
ing tn LIST Commissioner District.
On Monday, the 9Th day Of May, 1871, between
the hours Of q. and p M, the school house
In the village Of St. Joseph, comprising the Towns of
ct. Joseph, Le Sank, Brockway, Holding, Avon
Albany, and Oak. of the I'd Commissioner District
On Tuesday, the 9th day of May 1871. between the
hours of a. and p M, at tho school house in
tho villageof Richmond, comprising the towns of
Eden Lake, Munson, Paynesville, Zion, Lake Hehry,
8 Ma, tin Grow Lake, and North Fork comprising
the Sd Commissioner district.
On Thursday, the 18th day of May. 1871, between
the hours Of D. m. and m. at the school house
in District No. 49, In town of Getty comprising the
towns Of Ashley, Getty, Grove, Melrose Raymond
and Sank Centre, of the 5th Commissioner District.
Persons des ring to teach any school in Stearns
County, Minnesota, will please be in attendance at
the above named times and places.
HENRY KREBs,
County supt. of Schools, stesrns Co.
st. Augusta, Mimi, Apr. 8, 1871. 40-3w
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR What.

Farmers will take nstics that Joe. Edel.
brock pays tho very highest price In cash
for wheat. '.>'@
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john zapp, County Register placed On
record on Monday, rust deed from the
st. Paul & Winona R. R., for $4,000, 900
The revenue stamps on this docunen,
amounted to $3,OO1.
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REMEMBER ME.
n Y. D. MITCHELL.

y think Of me whsu ligut of mo ming
Proclaims the day:
When floods OF sunlight batho the woodlands
And Kiss the dews away!
Remember. then, there's ono whose bosom
Only throbs for thee;
When morning foods Of sunlight glisten.
O. remember me!
Q, think of me when folds the evening
Its robcs Of balm;
When stars high up in heaven whisper,
Anu shines the moon so calm,
Remember, then. there's one whose dreaming
Ever is of thee;
Al morn, at noon, at ewes declining,
0, remember mo!
When clouds Of sorrow hover DER thee,
And press thee down;
Whom fortunes star grows dim around thee,
And fate doth on thee frown.
Remember then. in joy, or sorrow,
am true to thee;
"here'er o'er earth thy footsteps wander,
:" feme"oer me! Zach ange.
TOW is that for sentimental?
=, We were well aware that "Ole"-by
whom, Of course No mean tho editor and
proprietor Of this highly ntertaining and
popular family newspaper (prioe So year,
payable in advance,) and who is now, a.
we hardly need inform our readers, luxu-
rating in an eastern city, famed for female
wit and beauty which the same We rose
TO explain, but was philosopher,
never before had given him credit for
the poetic genius indicated by the above
aud foregoing effus;on. We leave to the
lively imagination Of our readers the ex
PLANTATION for this sudden metamorphosis of
William, the staid an! respectable editor,
into William the poet. Can it be that the
change in the bachelor lite of *Ole" so Of
ten predicted, is at last about to transpire ?
You know how it is yourself"
SAuK CENTRE ITEMs.-Decoration day
was observed in this place by the Grand
Army of the Republic. Addresses. speeches
and music formed an interesting part of tho
exercises. Mrs. Sutliff, wife of Adam
Sutliff, in the town Of Birckdale, Todd
county. die very suddenly last Sunday
evening. She had been in rather poor
health for about month, but during Sun
day she felt unusually we'll all day up to
the time she retired for the night. About
a half an hour after she had gone to bed
her daughter heard her exclaim, ooh my
hearth" She Immediately ran to her room,
and when she reached the bed her mother
was observation-disclosures beds of mari lime
have been discovered on Prairie Creek in
the town of Birchdale, Todd county, about
ten miles from this place, on the farms of
Orrin and Orville Fuller. The mari exists
in unlimited quantities, and will no doubt
make lime cheaper article in this market.
The mari beds will be opened and the
manufacture Of lime commenced this sea.
son.........From Mr.. E. E. Abbott, We learn
that an Indian chief at White Earth Reser-
vation was recently shot and killed by his
father in-law. The chief was in a canoe
near the shore of the Lake, when his faith
er-in-law fred two shots at him, killing
him instantly, and then fed to the woods.
AT last accounts the Indians were out hun
ting the murderer.-Herald.
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Pumps! Lightning Rods!

p. MUN6INGER
Ia still engaged in manufacturing tho
WOODEN PUMPS which have R4en
such universal satisfaction throug hvut
Northern Minnesota.
He has also purchased John 4.
Clark interest in the
Iron Pump and Lixhtning Reds.
Business, and Is prepared to promptly
fill all orders.
Also, Well Cleaning done.
t Shop on Warrington avenue, lcxt deo
the Fletches House.
O. Cloud, lsbr. q, III 10 ;
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Pork,

Pork,
Lard,
Han. $, and
Shoulders.
In quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY e. co.'s.
Another car load of Esterly Seeders
and Buckeye Drills, just received
Ar GRov1yo1's.
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Try Montgomery & West. They give
more goods for dollar (cash) than any
other store in tho State.
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Omcial Paper Of the City.
FIRST DIV. ST. PAUL & PACIFIC R. R.
Summer Time TABLE:

SAlN1 CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave st. Cloud 7:16 A. Y. and &16 P. II.
Arrive do 1870 P. II. and 7:2O Pm.
81. PAUL TRAINS.
Leave St. Paul $50 A. u. and 2:S0 P. N.
Arrive do I'm. and r.. NJ.
MNvSAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 7:50A. H., and ESQ P. Il.
Arrive do 1885 A. u.
Passenger takiDgthe morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis charge cars at St. Anthony
Junction and arrive ut Minneapolis at IL IS 4. H.
The 2.i5 P n. train nom 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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19-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
meats for US at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
e. their favors with either of the above
uses.