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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-05

TAKEN FOR TR14I.-On Friday morning
the four prisoners, Peter Oleson., Andrew
Neso, Peter g. Thorud aud forster Hal
version, who have been confined in the jail
At this place since the 2sd day Of last June,
charged with the murder Of Gilbert. Paul.
son, At Evansville, were taken to Alexan-
dr,a by Sheriff shippey, Of Douglas county,
for trial At that place. .~'' p. ~. :.
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Among the noticeable features Of our
growing city We are pleased to call atien-
tiousto sthe department Of carriage and
sleigh manufacturing. The finished spec
linens on exhibition at the late Fair call
loudly for home patronage. Prominent
among them We ind an elegant three seat
sleigh maze at the factory of Mr.. Henry
G. Mills which carried away the first pr
MUM despite the close competition With
which IL had to contend.-St. Paul Phone er.
i Mr.. Mills Advertisement may be- found in
this issue. '+' 81
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MINERAL WEALrH.-A mining compan,
has recently been organized comprising H.
T. Daeudels, Of this city, Joseph Eder, of
Richmond, and VIM. Erdmann, Of St. Paul.
Their base Of operations is at Richmond.
they have found some indications of coal.
About one hundred feet below the surface.
They struck an eight-foot strata Of stone
which resembles and polishes like Tennessee
marble, and below this they have found
silver and copper. The stone is valuable,
and tits believed the silver and copper ex-
list in paying quantities.
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FIRST DIV. 81. PAUL / PACIFIC r. Z.
hummer Time 1'able:

SAINT CLOUD TRAINS.
Lave st. Cloud7:1 A. y. and &16 Pm
T. I1riye do 1870 ?. II. and 7:2O P.N.
s1 PAUL 1RAINs.
Lave 81. Paul 7:s0. A. H.. and $50 Pm.
Arrive do 12N and TIN.
MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave Minneapolis 1904. H., and ESQ P. Y.
Arrive do 1l:35 An.
Passengers takngthe morning train from Saint
Cloud for Minneapolis charge cars at st. Anthony
junction and arrive at Minneapolis at 1885 4. ~
The 2lb ?. II. train from st. Cloud, does not make
connection at st. Anthony junction with tho train
for hiaueapolis, but passengers take omnibus 70
Minneapolis on arrival OF train.
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THE CoUyrY FAIR RACES.
additional Purses and Change OF Pro.
QrQmnc. ~

il. 80
The Agricultural Society will have the
free use Of the far grounds for the first two
days. while the Driving Park Association
will taks the gate money on the third dxy.
The Society has changed somewhat the
programme of its races as previo usly pub
lished in this paper, and the Park AS
ISOLATION has offered $500 additional in
purses for the third day, as follows
1st Purse $3.50 open to all horses that
never beat 1885.
$l2s to the FIRST horse. j i :: :
$75 to the End
$50 to 3rd
Best 8 in 5 to harness, 8 to .entor 2 to
60.
I'd Purse $3.50, open to all horses now
owned in s'earns and adjoining counties,
that never beat 8 minutes.
$50 to the first horse.
$40 to End
4 to enter, 8 to 60, best 8 in 5 to har-
ness.
3rd Purse of 500, open to all running
horses.
SIS to the first horse.
SIS to I'd
2 to enter, best 2 in 8.
The purses given by the Agricultural
Society are arranged as follows;
1ss Purse 1925, open to all horses owned
in Stearns or adjoining counties that never
beat minutes
500 to 1st horse.
$25 to 2ad
ito enter, 2 to go, best 8 in five to hsr-
ness.
End Purse $50, to the fastest trottine
four years old horse owned in Stearns or
adjoining counties.
Mile heats, best two In three to harness,
3 to enter, 2 to go.
8rd Purse of $25, to the fastest trotting
8 years old colt, ! mile heats, best two in
three to harness.
3 to enter, 2 to 90.
An entrance fee of ten per cent. will
be charged on all purses. The $3.50
purse of the Driving Park Association will
be trotted for at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of the 3rd
day. and the two races in. the afternoon
ofthird day.
The $50 purse Of the Agricultural As
ISOLATION will be competed for the after
noon Of the 1st day, the 10th, and the
other two purses the afternoon Of the End
day.
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ATTENTION, EvERYBoDr Montgomery
4 West are selling tie very incest canned
peaches (yellow) at twenty cents q can.
No other store in the State sells peaches so
low. But that's the etyle With everything
at Montgomery & Vests. -. s.g-7- .-~g~. <
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Vim. HendersOn

" M, E1euU0T5On
hos the largest AMI best selected stock Of
boots and shoes and rubbers in town.
He would invite al to call and examine his
goods before purchasing elsewhere. Also
fine assortment of buck gloves and mitts.
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ON NIA;kRIAGE-

Essays for Young Mon, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGED
With sure means of relief for Tho Errine and Unfor-
tunale diseased and debiltated. Sent free in seaed
envelopes: Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
2S Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa,
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REMEMBER Ladies will not forget that
hey are oil wanted on Friday Afternoon and
on Saturday for the fair grounds, to assist
IN arranging and decorating Floral Hall
Conveyances will be provide d at the Cen
trail House, -...,. r.,
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AT tho late meeting Of Presbytery, =
committee WAS appointed to install Rev. E.
V. Campbell - pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at this place, 30 soon as his health
will permit.
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PETIT JURORS.
FURNITURE.

During tho week Of the fair We will
sell furniture at from to 20 per cent.
cheaper than We or any other firm ever
sold it in St. Cloud.
Come and see us-all who want bargains.
We have large establishment. and manu-
faoture our own goods.
''Buy furniture Of Spicer & Carlisle,
from LIST n6~'s."
SPICER g. CARLISLE.
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N oTlC I!

The JOURNAL Office has just rec eived> q
very large and complete stock of new type
cuts, borders, &C., purchased at the best
Eastern .founlries. Also fine, assortment
Of Wood type for pottsrs. These ADDITIONS
will enable US to turn o,it better work than
ever before, and equaft is thsbtsstE dole in
the stste: Prices rsas send yodr
orders, which win receive prompt <atten
rion.< ~ 49, 49, NJ =;
AS dressing, Natures Hair Restor.
tive goes ahead of any in the market.
See advertisement.
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Having very complete assortment Of
cloths and . skilled cutter, Prondainski
il able to make up suits or single articles
Of gentlemen's wearing apparel, in the bes,
and most stylish manner. Give him call
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: PERsoSAI.-Dr. ". Fell, who came to
this State q few months ago from New
Jersey, for the benefit Of his health. was
in town this week. He says his health has
been very much improved BY the change.
He intends locating At some point in North
ern Minnesota. r-s'' H.
Mr.. N. P. Clark returned on Saturday
from Fort Totem ~ S 4 x @&
Mr.. Dudley Woodbridge, Of Marietta,
Ohio, who is trying Minnesota air for the
benefit of his health, is visiting this cit! /.
Messrs. W. T. Rigby, Of Clearwater, and
A. B. Greeley, Of Msine Prairie, were
in town this week on County Fair business.
Maj. J. E. Doughty, Of Washington
City, and Mr.. Samuel Doughty, Lake City
favored US with call yesterday. They
are up here on hunting trip. .s
Mr.. James Tuttle, Of Paynesville, was in
the city yesterday. .. go
Mr.. John Cooper returned yesterday
from trip to the East.
Judge McKelvy left on Monday to hold
q term Of court in Douglas county.
Capt L. w. Collins has been engaged for
the prosecution Of the Evansville murder
ere at Alexandria, and we understand Hon.
Il. L. Gordon for their defense.
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In a Few DAYS Mrs Ottensmsyer
will arrive on Monday next from Europe
with . full stock Of millinery and fancy
goods-being the largest sud most elegant
assortment ever brought to this city, The
ladies are all invited to call and examine
the new goods. No such Inducements
have ever before been presented in this 10
cality - will be offered by Mrs. Oltens-
meyer.
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Tho articles Of incorporation Of tho St.
Cloud Agrieul fural and Driving Park, As
ISOLATION were fled in st. Paul, in tho
Secretary Of States Office, on last Wednes-
dsy.
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I'VE saw at Montgomery & Vests store
Last week . pair Of heavy WOODEN socks
knit BY six-yea's':old daughter Of Mr.. H.
Brinkmsn, Of Rockville. Better work
could not easily be found than that Of this
little Niss.
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There sro now but four prisoners in
tho county jail-0oodmun Goodmunson
(whoss time viii expire on tho 7th inst.)
james MeNsughton, and Peter and Fred
Sherro.
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NJ. E. APPolNTMEAT s.-The following ap-
point msnts we're made by the NJ. E. Con-
ference which met last week at Manka,o:
st. CLOUD DIsTR,or-NoAH LArHnop, P. r.
St. Cloud, H. Webb.
PaynestiIle, G. J ohuson.
AIwater. L. P. Foster
BrockwaysJ H: sherman. j..
Princeton, F. H. Stubs.
Oak Grove, to DO supplied.
Orlando, to be supplied.
Monticello, T. Day.
Clearwater, A. H. Abbott.
Corinna, to be supplied.
Deiano,C G. T Barkuloo.
Bergen, J. J. Stanton.
Howard, J. II. Stun,z,
! 0resul-af, L. Gleason. : j
Litchdeld, w. Copp. 49,.
Dassel. to be supplied.
Preston Lake, to be supplied.
sAuK CENTRE D1srR1cr-DAv1DB BROOKS, P. E.
Sank Center and Osakis, ]. NJ. Akers.
|; Grove Lake, R. Hoover.
English Grove and Lake Ellen, to be
supplied.
! Alexandria,, J. L. Tasig.
Evansville, c. F Kingaland.
! Indiana and Parkers' Prairies, ). L.
Smith.
! Long Prairie, w. A. Putnam.
North Pacific r. r. Mission. Jas Gurley.
The folio wing were among the other ap-
pointments rs. .5@S :2.s. I. IL *.
st. Anthony, W. W.#Satter.ee.
Mankato. }. r. Creighton. ) =
| Faribaut. David Tice.
| Red Wing, E.SA Lathrop.
Beaver, W. II. Barknloo.
Plainview, ": BIZ ovdisn.
Wlnona Cyrus Brooks. .s@s:z.
Stockton. Il. Blaiii. e $#<.sSsEs
Rev: c. Griswold continue, as P. E. of
the Winona District. ]; , fs5. ..:z 5z.f
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~ Geo. P. Rowell 4 Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, Now York, are tho sole agents
for TzS JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thorissdto contract for inserting advertise
m,7ts for 10 ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
. .vs their favors with either Of the above
b uses.
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The Baptist Sewing Circle will meet
Tomorrow afternoon and evening with
Mr.. 0. o Hines. All are invited.
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SPECIAL OFFER .

For $500 10 will send to any address
TN JoullAL and tho st. Paul Press for
one year. The regular price for the two
10 500.
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"A nunber Of Red River carts were in
town last week sad this, loading With -four,
groceries, 10.
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"A business meeting Of the, 0ymnastie
Club viii b held on Monday evening.
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COL McIntire has left at our Office
sample ears Of dent and flint corn raised
in tho Big Woods. Two Of the ears measure
twelve inches each.
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PoL1cs CoURT.-Jacob Warner was ar
rested on Monday for sssaulting . little
boy named Bebensee. and was fined by
Justice Barnes $40 and costs.
On Wednesday Erick Erickson was ar
rested for being intoxicated, but was dis
charged on payment Of costs.
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Everybody is invited.

Our readers will notice the new adver.
tisement of F. Stevenson & Co., who
have now in store for the fall AMI winter
trade large stock Of everything in their
line. They are also prepared to do al
kinds Of foundry and machine work in the
very best manner, and on short notice.
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The Peak Family Swiss Def Ringers
gave one of their fine concerts at this pl ace
last evening to a crowded house. Every
body WAS delighted. They will give an
other concert this evening, which will be
certain to draw immensely.
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MIR. P. B. Thompson has purchased an
interest in Touring mill at Fsribault,
and will remove to that town. He intends
returning to Sc. Cloud, eventually.
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Tho Minnesota spplss offered for sale
are among the very best in tho market.
Mr.. Nixon has . supply.
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The Mississippi il said to have never
been 90 low % it 10 now. .~... .s...
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Tho Rife Co. will give grand ball at
echwartz & Thsis' Hall on Tuesday or
Thursdsy evening next. Further particu-
lars will be gwen by bills.
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NoT1oR.-Opportunity will be given to all
persons having unsettled accounts with the
undersigned, to settle the same at the Bank
Of St. Cloud until further notice.
PICKIT & ABBOTT.
st. Cloud, Aug 10Th, 1871.
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SEEClAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID,

DUBL1sHED as g warning and for tho benefit Of
l. young men and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility. &C., supplying TIE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving postpaid dir. cted envelope.
Address NArHANnL MAY1A1R, Brooklyn, N. Y.
iunA.Rm
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During Tie meeting Of tho Teachers
Institute q 81. Peter, Mrs. G. N. Sander
sen delivered lecture one evening on
"Astrenomy and Geology" which. though
able. eerrsspondsnt proueuucss . "God-
les lecture" It,.
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The deed has been received from ".
A. Caruthsrs for the land occupied by the
Driving Park-eighty acres. .... ...
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\ ALLEN & Russell are doing an immense
business both Wholesale and retail. Re-
member them when you want to buy goods
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GRocER1Es GRocERlEs !! GOOD gro
eerles can be bought cheaper At Allen &
kusselrs than Ct any. other place in st.
Cloud. ~ II i.
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MCKENZIE party OF Railroad Survey
ors having completed their connection With
the survey beyond Evansville. are now
encamped near Alexandria. They are en-
gagged in correcting their line in and around
Alexandria. The house of P. O'Con-
nor, Of St. Olof, Otter Tail Co., was burned
on Sunday evening, with all its contents
.....".. Willie Dent. IA years old boy Of
Alexandria, shot fine deer the other day.
--Alexandria Poet.
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"ASTED.-Fifty bushels of cranberries.
tor which tho highest market price will be
paid, by J. G. Huber.
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-Cap. a. 0rovslor rssur.sd. this week
from Alszaadria. H. swept everything In
the Wy q agrissl.ural supplements a. til.
Douglas sepnsy fair. H. started to-day
for The Wright county fair. He will have
. display Of agricultural machinery at The
StssRns county fair equal to tho best 1t tho
State Fair. Just Ike 0revenor
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:, IN. F. Barnes, Esq.,, City Clerk, has
completed the enumeration 81 The sohopo
children Of this city. There afs 804. ~. :
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j. AffLns! APPIIs /! APPLES ! LA car
lead Of choice Michigan Apples, just re-
oeaved AZ w. r. ALLEN s. RussE1I's.
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TaE MARKET 3

ST.. CLOUD, Oct. 5, 1871.
Wheat-somewhat excited: No. $1-No.
2, 95c.-tendency upwagd. not enough is
being brought in to supply the millers.
Oats-30o to $50.
Corn-50c to 60.
Barley-very little demand may be
quoted at 5Oa55c.
Rye, Csc.
Bran-60o per cwt.
Shorts-$
Feed-$la$1 60 per cwt.
Hay, is of excellent quality this year, and
sells at Sc.
Beans, $1.5G to $500, according to
quality.
Potatoes,- buying at sOa40c.
Cheese-Minnesota, Zoe; New York, 25c.
Butter-l8a22c. very plenty.
Eggs-12a15c., and plenty.
Green apples-s4.5o a5,oo per Dbl; 60
cts. per peck.
Cranberries-2.50 a3.O0.
Wool, 40c.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord; green maple, oak, SC. $4a$4 rs;
tamarac, $3.50. 49,. :.
MILWAUKEE,. Oct. s.
Wheat-$1 % for No. /.
0ats-294o for No. l. ~
| Corn-47c for No. g.
|
MILL p RICEs go Il FLOUR.
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APPLEs CHEAP !-E. G. Smith & Co.
have the agency for Quincy apples, and
any price. Call and pay your own price
for them. II
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MISCELLANEOUS DIPAprxxSr.
JUDGES FOR RACES.

For four.year olds-Tuesdsy.
H G Burbank, St. Cloud.
F Schroeder, st. 10. .
o D Webb, Fair Haven.
For three-year olds-Weduesday.
s, B Plnney, st. Cloud.
VIC Butler, Clearwater.
P Loso, St. Jo.
For race open to all horses owned in
Stearns aud adjoining oounties-W ednes-
day.
Orlsn Farwell, Maine Prairie.
II Burbank, St Cloud.
W G Butler, Clearwater. ~.
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 No. l Mishawaka Cross Plows.
30 Racine flaming Mills.
70 Corn and Cob Crushers.
Also. q lot of
Whitewater Wagons.
Hay and Straw Cutters.
Buckeye Drills,
Buckeye Force Feed Seeders,
Agricultural Boilers,
&c., &C., &c.,
Ar GxovENoR'e.
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To FARMERS We will pay for wheat, at
our Clearwater Mills, from one to two
cents more per bushel than the St. Cloud
prices for the same grade. We mean what
zoe say! DAVIS. ,BEAI & Co..
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-Ladiss' rubbers, only rs cents.
Gents g" /. S1o0
And ~ rubber goods down. ..s -
go = Ar HsNDERsoN's

Montgomery & West are selling nice,
ripe, yellow peaches at 20 cents per can.
and for the next thirty days by the case
Of two dozen cans, At $4.25.
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To THE LADIES Miss Clark has re-
ceived her fall stock of millinery goods. in
Guiding everything new and fashionable
that the ladies may want. Her stock is
very complete in every respect. Miss
Clark is also agent at this place for But
tricks Patterns. s-4..;H "a .... .. /.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR WHEAT

I will pay One Dollar per bushel for
good wheat, aud thirty cents per bushel
for oats, in lumber.
H. 3. MORRISON.
Clearwater, Sept. 26, 1871.
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IL farmers want . good pillow, call at
n. 1ahr's. Patrenise home manufactures
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RED RIVER GooDs.-About thirty tons
OF merchandise we're received the latter
part Of the month for Red River merchants
and loaded on their carts. The bulk Of
the goods belonged to A. & F. Gringrass,
G. Emmerling, J. Deese aud MIR. Cham
payne.
Geo. Fishers train Of Red River Carts is
expected this week.
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WAITED Two girls, to dc q u
houssWork. Inquire At this Office
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COACHES FOR THE FA1R.-Mr. R. A.
Wait will run coaches to the fair grounds
during the three days, making hourly
trips. Fare, Is cents for the round trip.
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Mr.. J. Prondsinski would call p,rticu
lar attention = his very large assortue. r..
OF fall and winter styles Of hats aud cap
He has everything In this line that il ne 1t
aud new, ct low prices. - ss'.
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USE NATuRE's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
1t is the best.
Contains nothing injurious.
Clear as crystal. = =
NO sediment or filth. =
Does not stain the skin.
Elegantly perfumed.
Restores gray hair.
Prevents the hair from falling Off,
See advertisement. 49, s'1s-
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WAHrlD.-Five hundred head Of cab
bsge, with the roots on.
-. &. HuBER.
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CLASS II.

l Farm Machinery.
0 Farwell, Maine Prairie.
r Clark. St. Cloud.
John Payne, Rockville.
NJ Maurin, Cold Springs.
J H Liunemann, st. 10. e.. !.
p Mechanical Department-Carrisz
Wagons, Furniture, Castinos, e..
NJ McComb, 81. Cloud.
VIM Powell, st. Cloud.
8 M Bruce, Sank Centre.
Thos rollington, Clearwater,
d Smart, Brookwsy.
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Fam AND FESTIVAL.

The ladies' Of the Presbyterian church
will give fair and festival At schwart. 1
Theis' Hall on next W.dne.dsy evening !,
Oct II.
Among the entertaining features Of the
evening will be series of tableaux.
Asplendid supper will be served. -.
Admission Is cents children, 10 cents;
supper 50 cents.
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Boston and cream crackers, just ar.
rived and will b" sold chsap, At Paul Neck
eahaup.'s
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Mr.. Hsnaasr, formerly Of, the firm Of
asssasr 1 Nesunan. q Brsinerd, having
sold eat q DSainsrd, Aas rented tie store
formerly sesalisd By Picket 4 Abbott, and
viii hsvs . full stock Of hats, esps, gloves.
end gsnts furnishins goods. =, r.. -,
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LOCAL. NEWS
0mclal Paper Or tho City.

~ The Circulation OF Yhe Journal
. DOUBLE that OF any othsr paper
Northern Minnesota. Let
r enamhsr thla. -
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THE COUNTY FAIR.
appointment OF Marshals, Superin-
tendont and Jud4Sy.

A meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the Stearns County agricultural and
Mechanical Association was held At the
Court House on Tuesday aftsrnoon-Pres-
ident Rigby in the chair. The following
appointments were made for tho Fair next
week:
Marshal-CApT. A. W. LIBBY.
Assistant Aarsh.ls-S NJ Bruce, Sank
Centre.
E G earns, St. Cloud.
Superintendent Floral RaN-CoI. =: D.
KERR. 49, IT, '5's- "."' |''
~.,'' JUDGES. .-
CLASS A. ''':' -
l Committee on Stations.
s A Clifford, Clearwater.
VIM. L Hayward, Maine Prairie. -
O Carver, Sank Centre.
2 Brood Mares and Colts.
John Weber, Richmond.
G Bowman, St. Cloud.
John Goodspeed. Maine Prairie.
8 Driving and Draft Horses, Mules, 80.
W G Butler, Clearwater.
Peter Lommel, Rockville.
Alex Chisolm, Pay nesville.
GLASS B.
Committee on Bulls.
L Gray, Brookwsy.
John Farwell, Maine Prairie.
John Loehr, St. 10.
2 On Cows. Heifora and Calvas.
Jacob Staples, St. 10
Il Terharr, New Munich.
Jacob Haemanu, Cold Spring.
On Oxen.
E Hayward, St. Cloud.
T Stem, Maine Prairie.
H A Boobar, Sank Centre.
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LIST OF JuRoRs.-The following jurors
have been drawn for the December term OF
the District Court: