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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-27
THE MARK Ell 9

Sr. CLOUD, July 81, 1871.
Wheat-Receipts light. Prices doclin-
ing. Extra No. 90o; No. /, $50: No.
2, SOC.
Oats-32c.
Corn, shelled, 65a70c.
Barley-very little demand ; may be
quoted at 50a55c.
Rye, 55c.
Bran is worth SIG per ton, and scarce.
Hay, is of excellent quality this year, and
sells at Sc.
Beans, $1.5o to $500, according to
quality.
Potatoes buying at 50a60c.
Cheese--Minnesota, zoe New York, 25c.
.Butter-15al8c. very plenty.
Eggs-l5c., and very few brought in.
Green spples-$5 per Dbl; 60 cts. per
peck.
Blueberries-..$2 rs per bu.
Wool, 40c.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 70,
full cord =; green maple, oak, &c.; $4a$4 25
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, July &c.
Wheat-Firm; ST. 1871 for No. l..
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PERSONAL - On Monday our sanctum
echoed to tho tread Of ex.Mnyor Curry,
who now abideth In st.. Paul. Mr.. g. Is
deeply interestedsn the forming of sooie-
ties for the liberation of Cuba. He is said
to Do the most successful man in tho busl-
ness.
Mr.. James B. Garrison, late County
Treasurer Of Monongalia county, was III
town this week.
So was Rev. Lathrop, NJ. E. Presiding
Elder Of this District.
We had call on Monday from Mr.. E. H.
8. Dart, proprietor OF the Ows.onns nur-
sery.
The family Of Mr.. E. R. Abel arrived At
this place, their old homo, from Fort G AIRY
his week. Mr.. At. Oldest son, about .ev.
enteen. goes. with The opening ef the fall
term, to one Of the best eastern colleges.
Maj. Camp, Of Minneapolis, Was in The
city on Monday.
Mrs. Henry Swisshelm Of Chicago, il
in town, and is the gue,t Of Judge Nickel.
W.
Col. R. Mason and son. Of Washington,
arrived in the city on Tuesday. Col. NJ. 10
brother Of Col. +. c. Mason, commandsn'
at Fort Ripley, and went up to the Fort
yertesday.'
Maj. Murphy and Mr.. J. s. Mitchell
started on Tuesday for Crow Wing and
Northern Pacific points.
Mr.. NJ. H. Mills Is able to be again al
his desk.
MIR. J. H. Stone. of the N. P. r. R. Office
and Mr.. +. G. Winnie. Of the Railroad
House, at Brainerd, were in tho city this
week.
Mr.. Mead, Psymaster of the St. Paul
and Pacific Railroad Co., and Mr.. Dassel
his clerk, returned on Tuesday from payine
McKenzie's aud Payte's 81. Cloud and
Pembina r. r. surveying parties. The
former was at Osakis, and the latter ct
Round Prai' 10
Mr.. Geo. W. Benedict, editor Of the Sank
Rapids Sentinel, was in the city this morn
ing, with q first class attack of rheuma-
tism. and was looking around for the Wiz
ard Oil man.
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Steps ore being taken for the forma.
ton ofs military company at tLis place,
under the militia law of tho State. Go in,
boysl
Since tho above was written, We learn
that 101 names have been secured, and .
call for meeting has been issued.
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FARM FOR RENT.

l6O acres within half . mile Of st..
Cloud; 125 acres under cult ivation; good
new board fence, largo frame house and
stable, and a we'll Of good water ON the
place. Possession given Immediately after
harvest. Inquire Of
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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 out his present stock before
removing to his new building.
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-Csrp@ters inform us that more new
Nbuildings IRE being put up in St. Cloud
this year than during any season for the
past three years. Contractors and carr en-
ters hsveth hands moro than full.
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REAL EsTATR TRANsTNR1.
Repatriation The JOURNAL By John zapp
. ,, -. Esq.,, Regtstery of. Deeds.z q = .

%g : ~ - *5ss.- Fl %:as .a# ~
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending July ~, 1871. ~
Joseph Hopple aud wife 10 Capser Pick for
80 acres Of 81 NEG and nj seq SEQ II 7
1928 r 30w $500
Sarah Jordon and hush 10 L6renz Kohl for
lots and blk 10 in Cold Springs City
. \. -. - $3.50
Henry T. Welles and wife to Barney Voss-
berg for lots 7 and 8 blk 81 in 81. Cloud
City $3.50
Jesse Clarke to Charles F. Powell for lot
10 blk l04 in Lowry's add. to st. Cloud. :
$500
Noah NJ. Freeman ct al to Joseph Moritz
for swq neg sec T 125 r sSw $500
Alexander Moore and wife to Joseph Cap
scr for lots IL and IL blk 9 in town Of
Sank Centre $500
Harrison Andrews and wife to William
Gleps for q Is acres Of seq nwq SEQ q
122 r 32w' - ~ $l35
VIM. Bradley and wife to Zebra Rathburn
for $50 acres in T l24 r 81 and SO
Susan and John Mayall to Frank Gerber
for und ] blocks 81 and SO in Town Of
Fair Haven $4,000
Alexander Moore and wife to Anna P Wit
ter for 8 60-l00 acres in swq SEQ 8 Town
l26 r saw $3.50
-. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. :5"'- -
Frank Funk and wife to John Krsuse for
lot s blk 80in Lowrys add to st. Cloud
1925
George Hyde and wife to Henry T. Welles
for lots 10 IL and IL blk % in st. Cloud
city $50
GUARDIAN DEED.
W. T. Rigby to Joseph Fl. Locke for seq
"a r l22 r 28w $3.50
The famous horse case made its ap-
pearance in the Supreme Court on Tues
day. and was disposed Of as follows: 49,,
Wolfgang Eich, respondent vs.. Oscar
Taylor, appellant. Appeal from an order
in Stearns county. Argued and submitted
by both parties.
The horse doesn't amount to much in com.
psrison while tho costs Of three years sue,
oessive law suits .
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MARRIED.

In this city, on Thursday evening, by
Rev. W W. Satterlee, MIR, THOMAS KELLER,
"nd Miss MARTHA A. BoswohrH, both of
Benton county. z
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"A new military company has been or
ganized at St. Cloud, and will soon be sup
piled with arms by the State.-&. Paul
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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 undersls ned, stating the terms
desired
/ Apply to p. L. GREGORY.
|. Railroad Land Office. ST. Cloud.
Or CALVIN F. HOW.
2s-1 ~ Box 22l6. New FORK
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Tho match game Of base ball on next
Saturday AFTERNOON, between the 81. Cloud
and Alexandria clubs, win be played On
tho grounds near the Catholic Church, be-
ginning ct two o'clock.
A letter from the ssooners" received
te-dsy ssys they would sooner not play.
SO there will be no match game on satur-
Iav.. .E-f
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In passing along Richmond avenue the
othef day, We noticed wood-sswyer who
Va plying h's trsds-not overly-vigorous.
ly-under the friendly shade Of IN um.
brslls, which he had attached to the end
OF long stick, driven into tho ground
besido him. And such 10 life
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Judge Evans, Of this city, is q member
Of Ne Democratic State Central Committee,
awe sec BY IN announcement just pub
Ashed.
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MONTGOMERY g. WEST

John Tapley, Esq, Of Racine Wis,
spent last Sabbath with his friends here,
on bis return from q trip to the Northwest.
MIR. Tapley has been, by way Of St. Cloud
and up the Sank Valley to Sank Centre,
and returned BY way VI Green Lake to the
Main Line of the St. P. & P. railway in
Kandiyohi county. He reports the
crop. in Stearns and Kandiyohi counties
looking better than anywhere else in this
State or Iowa or Wisconsin, on tho lines Of
his recent travels.-Red Wing Argus.
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Go to Picklt q Abbott's and lay in q
supply Of dry goods, bats and caps, boots
and shoes, and whatever you want in that
line. They are selling below cost.
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Joseph Edelbrock, as is we'll known,
has the best selected stock of boots and
shoes in the market. He offers the whole
stock for sale, At greatly reduced prices, as
he desires to close it out.
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"A lot moro Red River carts loaded
this week with -four and provisions. The
trade this season from Red River has been
far from uncomfortable, Notwithstanding
the railroad to Benson,
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Lard,
Hams, and
!. Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, At
D. NJ. @. MURPHY l. CO.'S.
so - ~--- - - a. .
-Warefeld's cold water .oap, the big
gest thing in the business, for sale at Allen
4 Russelps. Try it.
Arp1Es CHEAp!-E. q. Smith s. Co
have the agency for Quincy apples, and
have lot which must and will be sold A.
any price. Cali and get your apples,
and pay your own price for them.
Purchasers will take notice that all
kinds Of cloths, clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods will be sold At very close
figures At Prond.inskl's, to make room for
the new fall stock.
Pure liquors, for medicinal and other
purposes, At Boyd's.
All kinds of dried and salt fsh, for
sale cheap, at Paul Mockenh.upt's.
Great bargains during the next five
days, at Pickit & Abbot1s. =.
Call at once At the Gallery Of Art,
thronged every day with people purchas-
ing chromos and watches.
| Its NO use, tho poisonous hair prepa-
rations have had their day and done their
mischief. Now comes along Natures aair
Restorative, > perfectly clear article, which
restores gray hair AID keeps the head in .
healthy condition. See advertisement.
"A large lot Il baskets aud bird cages,
1T .- rToBEY 4 MITCHELL's.
| Every farmer buys his supplies for
harvest 1T LIMPERIcB e.
| "A number of new sets of uphol>ter e
p.rlor furniture just rec eived 1t Spicsr I
Ss .41p q 2 Z Z L H<s:. r>j,:s - -
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-spicer & Carlisle are selling large
quantities Of furniture to 60 to Fort Garry,
and other parts of Red River.
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The last chance! Go to Pickit & Alb
bolts, where choice goods are being sold
for less than cost.
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sfEARNS COUNTY.
MELROsE. :1n1v ~ 1877

Crops - 9rasshoppers -Politlcal IA
Absconding Husband. 49,.
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DOUGLAS COUNTY.
e.ilroad Items MAIL Improvem


A subscriber at Spring Hill, Douglas
county, sends rs the folio wing items, under
date Of July 18th: H.
mr.. Morris, Chief Engineer; Of the St.
Cloud and Pembina Railroad. passed by
here IN route from St. Cloud via Osakis
Lake, Spruce Hill and Psrker's Prairie to
otter Tail City. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Warren Adley, Of Osakis, ana other
gentlemen whom I did not know They
were we'll pleased with the route as far as
this place. This line, il adopted, would
leave Alexandria twelve miles to the south
west. t;>t.
''Spruce Hill is twelve miles from Osakis
Lake, on he Otter Tail road. There il 1
6rst-class water power here; = dam has
been built BY tho Gordon Brothers, who
have the frame ready for = s.w-mill. We
have post Office established and in rum
ming order.n&: III sfE:%::
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ON MARRIAGE

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSB6. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means of relief tor tho Erring and Unor
tunsce diseased aud debiljtated Sent Free In sealed
envelopes. Address HOWARDASs0CIATI No
q Ninth st. PHILADELPHIA Pa. : 80 ''- ::
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MuRDI1 IN OTTER TAIL COUNTY From
MIR. L. Reynolds, who returned on THURS
day from Otter Tail county, We obtain tho
following particulars, (as they were told
him there BY parties personally acquainted
with the facts) of an atrocious murder.
On the evening Of tho 18Th inst, we'll
dressed man came to q stopping place, or
kind Of hotel; kept by . Mrs.. Weazel, on
the other side Of Leaf Mountains, nine
miles south Of Clitbersll. to remain for tho
night. Some time afterwards, Eve other
men came with mule team and put up.
One Of the five slept out in the wagon ;
another down stairs, and tho other three
up stsirs In tho came room with the first
conner. When Mrs. Wsassl got up to &c,
breakfast, the three men had gone When
breakfast was ready and; she spoke Of
wakening the stranger" tho other t.o
said she had better let him sleep Will,
longer, - he seemed tired zAttsr break
fast, they started with the team. Durin,
the forenoon, Mrs. W. went up stairs t,
rouse the other man. She found the room
empty, md tho bed completely sat
urated with blood. II is SUPP osed that tn,
three men murdered him during the Dight
(knowing or supposiug he had money!. an.
threw his body in tho lake. " =. 49,. '@+..> -.
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SEEClAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

DUBLIsHED as a warning and for the benefit Of
L young men and others who s1ffer from Nervous
Debility. &C., supplying TIE MEANS OF SELF CURB.
Written by one who cured himself, and cent fres
On receiving postpaid dir. cited envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MATRA1R, Brooklyn, NJ 7. =,
inn8.6m
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Tho Monticello Times gives an extend
ed report Of the trial Of Narcisse shalstoo
for the murder If Lewis Osier in July last.
he was found guilty Of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to imprison-
meut for life s,.
Perrant, who vss also trie cd last week for
the murder Of his child, WAS found guilty.
His counsel, hon. h. Z. Gordon, Of this
city, moved for : new trisl.
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ALLEN & Russell guarantee to sell more
goods for dollar than any other house in
St. Cloud.
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Tho st. Paul Press warns the people
of the Sank Valley Of certain Whitcomb,
who represents himself to BE- Methodist
minister from Kansas. That paper init.
mares that instead Of being . saint hs il
very much of sinner. He has announced
his intention Of visiting the Sank Valley.
The recently organized ''Yoang Mems
Christian Association" of Sank Centre will
please keep AZ eye out for the ''reverend"
gentleman.
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Mr.. " P. Clarke, Of this city, has re-
oeived from Col. Kings stock farm at Min
nsspolis. q fine blooded bull.
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:BAHoA1xs You can buy your dry
goods, dress goods and elo,hiug at Pickit 4
Abbott's 1t cost. They intend closing out.
This 10 your chance. .- .>..,@. a.@:
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AGRICULTURAL PRoDU0rs.- From Mr.
F. NJ. Shook. Assessor, We have receive
the following abstract Of the agricuit.r i
products Of the Township Of st. Cloud Tor
the year 1870:
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Soda water, purified and healthful, al
LINpERIcH's.
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notice that Jos. Ede,.
brock pays thevery highest price in cash
for wheat.
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NOTICE..

The.msmbers Of the Rifle Company, now
forming in st. Cloud, will hold their first
meeting At Fred. Sohultz's Hall. on Mon
day evening, July 3lst. Persons desiring
to Join are invited 70 DO present, and al
members are urged to attend for the trans
action Of important business pertaining to
organization and equipment.
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For i've days goods Of all rinds will be
q Pickit 4 Abbott's for cost and less
cost. This is : fact. Go and see
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only two days more Of the Gallery OF
Art. All those who wish "a. purchase =
fine chromo or watch ct those remarkably
low prices. should do 10 nov. 9 they may
never have such an opportunity again.
Just imagine fine chrome for one ollar {!
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"A large stock Of fresh groceries, q
NnnL hon pfso

"A large stock Of fresh groceries, at
Paul Mockenhaupt's.
The Sheriff of Hennepin county was
in the city yesterday looking for . bveve ::
father, and with strong hopes of be
lug able to return with the gay deceiver
lset evening.-St. Paul Press.
OF course it was Grantson.
Ats trial of respers appointed in
Douglas county last week, all the machines
except the 'Marsh Harvester" failed to ap.
pear. The Harvester did excellent work,
% it always does.
-F. ]. Bo1ham is manufacturing . neat
6ltering continuance, to be placed in water
spouts leading to ciserns.
FoR SALE.-Three first class four-pocket
billiard tables, Skill feet, in good order
and all complete. viii be sold cheap for
cash. Inquire Of
ROBBERS & Lab.
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For the best selection of candies 70 to
LIMPER1CH's.
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-Tobaccos, onewlug and smoking Of al
kinds, cheap at Mockenhaupt's.
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Service Will be held at tho usual hou,
At the Presb1terian church on next Sab
bath morning.
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i - Allen / Russell are Offering great il
ducements to cash buyers.
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soNs PASSION Friday IN Cruik.
shanks started from here on Blakely l.
Carpenters stage line, with pass for
''himself and stores" for Georgetown, on
the Red River. His stores consisted Of
twenty four boxes and four sugar cured
hsma -
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Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Bogenriet & Fuller. who have
leased J. G. W,nslov's blacksmith and
bateaux shop All kiads Of work done in
tho very best manner. Special attention
paid to horse shoeins ana lumbermen's
work.
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The soeiable given At the grove BY the
ladies Of tho Congregational church on
Tuesday evening, WAS one Of the plsaeant-
oct OF these out-of-doors entertainments.
The refeshneuts were good and abundant.
Music WAS furnished by Prof. Fishsr'a
Silver Cornst Band. Owing to there being
other attractions in town, the attendance
was not 90 large Is usual We would thank
the lsdies for tho very acceptable manue,
IN Which the editor Was remembered.
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Gail ct Spicer & Carlisls's and see the
some new parlor sets just received.
lee very reasonable. ....'.z .s;- j." /
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OMcial Paper OF tho City.

~ The Circulation OF The journal
DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Northern Minnesota. LIE,
Advertisers 1enember this.
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"A large number Of lumbermsn on the
''drivs" appeared in town on Sabbath
night, and becoming somewhat indienau.
because NO liquor or beer would DO for
Aishsd them, threatened to Ego through
one Of the breweries. But they soon cooled
down, and no damsgs Of any kind Va,
d9ne.
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n elegant assortment Of mouldines
irrore, q Tobey = Mi,chell's.
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On TIE DECL1Ns. Wheat and potato
bugs.
Boston Co1oNY.--Messrs. g. B. and
Chss. Tower. Thos. and A. l.. Louden, d.
L. Dunkler and +. B. Chaplin, of Boston,
passed through town this week bound for
Detroit Lake, in Becker county. They will
look over the country carefully, and If
pleased with it they, will select q location
for one hundred families now in Boston,
who win start for their new homes as soon
Is ths report III favorsb]e) is received.
NEw Bu1LD1Nas.-Mr. Nixon's handsome
new dwelling on Welles avenue is we'll ad-
vanced toward completion.
Prot. sprsgue's new dwelling. on the
same avenue, is progressing finely.
The frame for Hon. H. L. Gordon's resi-
denoe, also on Welles avenue, Was raised
this week.
The walls for MIR. J. W. Tenvoorde's
new store building on St. German street,
are about up.
Workmen are busily engaged on Mr.. r.
NJ. Russelrs dwelling house, on Fifth
avenue.
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-Frnit, Wholesale ana retail, At bottom
hgure, et 49, 49, LuPIaloR's.
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Tho NJ. E. Gciahle will be held at the
church on Friday evening. Ice cream re-
treatments. Al are invited.
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POLICE CouR1.-On Saturday Peter
Campbell WAS brought before Justice
Barnes, charged with having absorbed too
much corn In tho liquid state. Being un-
able to raise the necessary amount Of lucre
to pay his ans, IN officer took him to tn,
lookup and ''put him il his little bed fol
ton days. ~....
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hs best cofser, sugars, teas, syrups
lowest figures 1t LIlar1H1ca's.
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Call at J. ". Tenvoorde's tor dry
ID, groceries, boots and shoes, hats or
80. Goods sold very low for cash. j
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Tho ladies will remember that they car
get oil the la,es, styles Of 6as seaaiaaesy,
at Tobey 4 Mitchell's.
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Green and black teas, 20. cents ebeape,
than at auction, at = LIMPERIcH's. .
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"a. small assortment Of glassware and
crockery still left At Boyd's,, which will b.
sold q and below cost. =. r. :. .ss..s
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Go and see how they are selling
ohromos and watches at the Art Gallery
Everybody is getting one or more.
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P0TATo Buos.-A farmer from Maine
Prairie tells Us that the potato crop has
been saved this year from the potato bug,
by the aid Of its natural enemies, which are
not , few. Chickens have done good work.
Then there is another bug which esteems
the potato bug the choicest delicacy Of the
season and devours it ravenously. Sill
q smaller bug eats the eggs, and bunohes
of forty or fifty empty shells may be seen
under the potato leaves, the bug having
been gobblsd in embryo. Our informant
has used Paris green with much .uccess-
mixing one part Of the poison with twenty
parts offour. This preparation is ve,y
trying to the digestive apparatus Of the P.
Be-. One farmer on tho Prairie tried
planting alternate rows Of tobacco with
his potatoes; but the bugs "chAwed" il
with delight, and ''quids" could be found
under the potato leaves, where tho yellow
striped creatur. . had crawled to take q
comfortable, meditative chew. It is even
said that. after the plants were used up,
they would beg the loan Of plug from
passers-by. 1t would seem from this re.
port that tobacco, o. : preventive, has MOI
| proved to be success.