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Sherif's Sale.
Johnston, Crews & Co., ,..,.

Johnston, Crews & Co.,
vs. : Execution.
Gomillion & Toney.
DY virtue of a Writ of Execution TO
ID me directed, I will proceed to sell ut
Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in
MAY next, the Defendant Conditions iii
terest in the following property, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, belonging
to the Estate of John Condition, do
ceased, containing Six Hundred and
Thirty Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of Carson Warren, Robert Kenny,
Jesse Gomillion and others.
Mg- Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps
extra. I'D.
JOHN n. McDEVITT, S.E.D.
April s Ate 10
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Little by Little.

And the longest walk is ended;
One stitch and then another,
And the largest rent is mended;
One brick upon another,
And the highest wall is made;
One flake upon another,
And the deepest snow is laid.
So the little coral-workers,
By their slow but constant motion
Have built those pretty islands
In the distant, dark blue ocean;
And the noblest undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
BY oft-repeated efforts,
Have been patiently achieved.
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Sheriff s Sale.

w. H. Brunson, Survivor, Execution
vs. 60 sslt
Walter Nicholson. '1'i uoo'' y q
.pY virtue of an Execution to me di-
ID rected, in the above stated case, I
will sell at Edgefield G. H., on the 1st
scribed property. belonging TO the De-
fendant, to wit: v'1'is f'@'T i'i'i ~ ? 'h
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
Three Hundred Acres, more or less, ad-
joining lands of Felix Lake, S. w. Mich
olson, I. n. Blocker and others.
Gg- Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps
extra. ..-.l' ~ '.l'''.
JOHN H. McDEvITT, SEC
April s, ttg, Ate l4it, 16
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" Cran'ma Al'as Does"
By y. II. POE.

By y. II. POE.
I wants TO mend my wagon,
And has to have some nails;
JUS Two, free will be plenty,
We're going to haul our rails.
The splendidest cob fences,
We're maxim ever was!
l wis you'd help us find 'em,
Gran'na alas does.
Nv horses name is Betsey:
Sh, jumped and brolled her head
l put her in the stable,
And fed her milk and bread.
The stables in the parlor;
We'd dn't make no muss.
1 wis you'd let it stay there,
Gran'ma alas does.
rs goin' 10 the cornfeld,
To ride on Charles plow;
spect he'd like to have me;
wants 10 go right now.
oh, won't gee up awful,
And whoa like Charlie whoas?
Wis you wouldn't bozzer;
Gran'ma never does.
I wants some bread and butter:
rs hungry worstest kind;
But Taddie mustn't have none,
Cause she wouldn't mind.
Put plenty sugar on it;
I tell you what, knows
It's right to.put on sugar;
Gran ma al'as does.
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Sherif's Sale.

Wilcox, Gibbes & Co., 1TF;;4pl,o Fo;r4opc,os,,pdeo ,jd
]. and G. W. Neal. Lien lei 'fl''-''';, on crop
TN pursuance of, an Execution to me
Il directed, in the above stated case, I
will sell upon the premises ofthe De-
fendant, on Tuesday, the 25th April inst,
the following described property, belong.
ing to the Defendant, j. Neal, to wit:
TWO MULES, -,
TWO COWS, e'' i''s'- - &oif' - ,"'i
TEN HEAD OF HOGS. + .q,j'iso ~
Terms Cash, on day of Sale.n,ls9 Il
JOHN II. McDEYITT, SEC.
April s, 1871, 3te 16
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COMING TO THE Po1Nr.-A gentle
man once wrote to q lady whom he
had offended by his dilatoriness, and
who for q long time, had refused to
forgive him. His letter was earnest In
supplications for forgiveness. Il Icon
cluded thus:
Zone word from your lips will
make me happy. When and where
will you speak it? ?" ,s
Her laeoGic answer was
Next Wednesday. at the altar.
To which he sent the following
equally laconic reply:
l will be there.
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Sheriff s Sale.
A. L. Bushnell,

A' -. iOuouuoA, ..tf -
VS. - p Fl Fa.
Elizabeth Swearingen. ),ap nr
10y virtue of an Execution to me di-,
I'D rected, in the above, stated case, I.
will sell at Edgefeld G. a., on the first
Monday in May next, the foilowing prop
Ierty belonging to the Defendant, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, whereon the
Defendant resides, containing, Three
Hundred Acres, more or less, adjoining
lands of B. W.. Harrison, Il. G.. Swearir-
gen, w. w. Adams and others. iAe-
gS- Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps
JOHN b. McDEv1TT, SEC. ;.
April 8, Ate is
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A Reformed gambler was about to
die, and sent for minister, when
the following conversation occurred ::
Pastor, do you think I am near
death 2
Il regret to say I believe you are.
DO you think, since I am convert
ed, I will go'to Heaven !?
Yes, I believe you will.
DO you expect to go there too p.
Yes, believe will. z!:s ~
We'll, we'll be angels, won't we,
@aa 1ss 5svf = Rsa sEs e. NJ e lifs angels
We'll, then, said the dying man,
sIn bel, ysq1 FyE FIVE dollars d I will beat
you flying.
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encd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness otcn,f though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrdphicd and dccayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of iouling the hai with a pasty sedi-
mcnt, it will l;,eep i clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterieus substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the; Nisor can: !
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
mcrely for
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Sherif's Sale.

A@ SA&
D. D, J: Foley Bro, "a, . Co.. F. in debt.
p,s D, =. s.s:: D,s%''s :! . Co.. Fl D.'n debt.
r.. R, f. ..m. Sullivan =: Agent Fl F. in debt.
In pursuance of an Execution TO me
Il directed, in the above stated case,
will sell at Edgefield G. H., on the first
Monday in May next, the following prop
erty belonging to the Defendant, James
P. Bryan, to wit: mA
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
One Hundred and Eighty-Nine Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of H. A.
Gray, Estate Mrs. Esther Rainsford,
decd, Mrs. Haseltine Tilman and others.
@S- Terms Cash.. Titles and Stamps
extra. l5iftyf
JOHN II. McDEVITT, S. E.C.
April 4te 'l8
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Sherifas,iSale.

Derrick f1OlSOnpake,
VS. Execution.
Winfield Scott. i..gu ..a~,i.
PY virtue of an Execution to me direct
ID ed, in the above stated case, I will
proceed to sell at Edgefeld c. a., on The
first Monday in May next, the following
property of the Defendant, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing
One Hundred and Five (105) Acres, more
or less, adjoining lands of J. A. Lott,
Terms Cash. Titles and Stamps extra.
JOHN H. McDEVITT, SEC
April 8, Ate i 16
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Ayers S
.Hl Hair Il Vigor, !,
For restoring Gray Hair to
is natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing Which
is at once agrceablei
healthy, and cileciual
for preserving the
hair. Faded 0Tgrng
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
,osM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
'Tb;n ,nir is thick.
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think so?
Il must be blind If I could thinl
otherwise, he continued with sud
den energy. May Warren, yoi
know that you hate me-that yor
would rather die than be my wife
were it not for your fathers sake.
Before she realized wha5 she wa!
doing. the monosylable " Yes" slipped
from her lips.
"And in doing this DC you realize
how you would wlorg us both p
She was silent.
1t shall never be. l will never
make you my wife, knowing that yor
do not love me-that your heart i;
not in my keeping. l will not tel
YOU Of my hopes, how l have dream
ed that my last days would be my
happiest ones-it would not interes
you. Now | have only to say thai
YOU are as free as if I had never seer
your sweet face
He paused for a reply, but she
made none Bewildered by her po
sition, she did not know what to say
al know that l have myself to re
proach, he went On. My motive
in offering your father my assistance
was purely selfish one. The con
sequences are only what l deserve
| had no thought Of the long year.
during which he had been my true
and faithful friend, but cruelty tool
advantage Of his position to gain my
own ends. n Yes, am properly pun.
ished.'
There was bitterness in his tone
dependency in his attitude, thai
greatly changed his accustomed, dig
nlied composure of manner. Hal
unconscious of what she did, only
sensible of the pity she felt for him
the yolfng girl put her hand upor
his arm, and said softly. Forgive
me-
"Forgive me, rather, my child,
he said, gently, taking the little hanc
III enc Of his, /" for the misery 1 have
caused you. should have. kaowr
that our paths in Life could never b.
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BOARD OF EDuCATIoN.

The Board met On Monday evening. pur-
susut to sdjournmsnt. .-.
On notioa Of Dr.. Telms1 tho seading Of
the minutes Of lest meeting va dispensed
with.
p The committee % sehsol property report
ID tia. they he'd made . thorough sxanin.
ton Of the iurnaes, and found Il in very
dilspidstsd and unssfs condition, and that
Il would cost at lsass two HUNDRED dollars
- put Tho sane II repair. >z ,.@.r..
Alter some diseassio., on aetiea Of MI.
Barnes . committee was sppeiatsd 70 pro.
cure he asesssary apparatus for heating
the uaton School building, with power 70
aet in the premises.
Msssrs. Edelbrock, Toluan, and Bennett.
were appointed said committee.
It having been stated to the Beard that
Miss Maggie Barnes, one Of the teacher,
elect for tie Onion School, would probabl,
bs unable 70 attend at the counsscsnsut
Of the term in ooDssqusaes Of serious i'll.
ness, on motion Miss Lissie BaFass wss "a,
thourized 70 temporarily supply her place
On melton Of Mr.. Barnes, the Clsrk 7aa
directed 70 advertise proposals for 80 cords
Of weed for the ~ Of Tie Uaion School.
There being 10 further business III
Board adjoat1sd. ..'. 4.
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STEARNS COUNTY.

PAYNEsv1LLE, MINs.. Aug. 18th, 1871.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-The new church Of he
Evangelical Association, upon lions Hill,
six miles north Of this place, will be deui
ca,e' on the 18th Of Sept. next
Horatio andrew, of Burbank, died last
week Of what very much resemoled the
cholera, but likely vas cholera morbus.
sum- raj serm on preached last Sunday, by
Rev. J. H Sherman of Paynes,ille.
lion F. ". Foster, Of Wilmington, N. c
has been visiting for few days At Lee
Elliott's.
John Moore has just received steam
threshing msehins from Schenectady, N
T., vis Duluth.
Harvesting 10 Just fairly over with No
and The grain mostly In The stack. resdj
for Mr.. Moore and the rest Of the thrssh
| srs. FL. p.
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We hesr q great deal Of complaint from
psrti, who are in the habit Of trsvslins the
road from this place 70 Crow Wing and
Brainerd. in regard 70 tho crossing Of the
Neksy river near Fort Ripley, he only
means Of crossing st present being - old
terry boa& harnishsd through The courtesy
Of the officers Of The Fort, which II In .
very dilapidstsd and dangerous condition.
And - the stages hsvs to make thls essss-
ing In The night, aud have net with . nau-
Der Il aasrov ssespss, " thiak that those
Who hsvs the matter In charge should take
some setioa before ssricus results occur
We undsrstsad that contrast for . 1ss
bridge was let And Il was 70 have been
completed tho 18th Of this meath, but ao,h
ing he's been done - ut.
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-Co6ses, sugsrs, tees, dried aud canned
fsuite choice and cheap. Az L1xPsRIoH's.

ALsxAxD11A 11sxs.-New potatoes arc
plentiful u assy cents pr bushsl.........
Ron. J. p. Wilson, Of 81. Cloud, wss in
tews this week attending land ea.s. J.
p. looks - young aud hearty - ever.
md hls ssevs1ips sivss hin . vsry
disaiasd sppsaeaaes.".........Oa ST.
urday night last during the heavy thunder
Storm, the oat. barley and hay stacks BE-
longing TO Ars. 6sdmsn, Of Id Township.
were struck BY lish' mag and entirely con-
sumsd. This 10 very severe loss to Mrs.
Bsdmsu, one from which she will not soon
rsoover.........We understand that . num-
ber "f our citizens ore taking tho necessary
steps to orgsaize Temperance Society in
our town. We hope they may succeed in
doing 90, ~ good temperance lodge will
Do great benefit to the community .........
Mr.. Morris, chief snsinse, for the North.
srn Pacific Railroad. and party, stopped
over night It Alexandr1s this week, on
their way to Fergus FslIs. We understand
that survey Is to 10 made immsdi ately
from St. Cloud, via Sank Centre, Alexan
dris, and Fergus Fails, connecting With the
main line Of the Northern Pacific 1t OF
near Oak Lake. This appears to Us to be
sensible move on the part Of the North
Pacific Co., for certainly no better route
for railroad can DO found than the one
above indicated. The entire route being
through populous, fertile and repidly
growing oountry.-Post.
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RBAl. ESTATE TRANSDBR0.
Repatriation Tn1 JouHxAL ~ zoA~ Zegp
Esq.,, Regisssr ~ Dseds.

Rsperss1fas In. JouazAL ~ .yoA~ zegp
Esq.,, Rssisssr ~ Dseds.
Warranty Deed T10ns1eHs for Week
Eaaing Auguss 10, 1874.
Frederick Autibis aud wife 70 Philip Beau
Pre- for lots /, 2, ; and 1, go. 8 T 124
R00 Y. $500
Rosslbia Adlsy and hush. to Alexander
Moore for lots s. Z, 8 and blk II in
Towu Of 0auk Centre. $500
0rlsn Fsrwsll and wife 70 Diuon a. Rob-
erts for neq neq 80 acres OF 81 NEG eeo
- and und. ! Of seq ssq sec II !22
raw. $500
Jos. ]. Gibson and wife to Phiip Bold for
lots 4. s. 8. Z, 8 and Q blk 50 In Cold
SPRING. City. $1Co
Moses v. Adlsy and wife to e. l. VIM. d.
Clark for Is 100 acres in seq 80 "a T
l26 r % Y and II 70 100 acres in neg
seo T l26 B SO Y. ". $3.50
First Div. 81. P. L P. R. r Co. to Thomas
Nix for NJ neq go Is T l26 r 80 1920
Althsrs Jenkius and hush. 70 Rufus E Dut-
ton for lot 10 Of outlets 70 Sank Cen
trs. =. .s-=:. $500
Rufus 4 Dutto1 and wife to Edward Oak
ford for lot Is Of out lots 70 Sank Cen
tre. %...s $500
Jehn sohosnborn aad wife 70 Nathias Ksup
make for d asq aad nsq SEQ 8 7 l29
lsase Van Etten and wife 10 Loren ". Col,
Inns for lot I, bib ''P" city Of 81. Cloud.
$1,000
Robert Craig and wife to Ira NJ. Carpenter
for 81 seq and SEQ swq SEQ. ,18 ana neg
neg sec IS T l26 h SO Y $500
Casoor Nafhs and uife tn ms N>Aha for
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GET T ne BEAT .!

It is not hard TO ten which is the favorite
threshing machine with tho farmers Of
Northern Minnesota. The general demand
10 for the J. I. Case 4 Co. Thresher, which
10 pronounced BY those who have used il to
be superior to any other manufactured. It
will thresh more grain, thresh it quicker
and cleaner, sndlsst longer than any other
thresher in the market. These machines
are for sale at Capt. Grovenor's warerooms,
where all the best agricultural implements
in the country, with full stock of extras,
can always DO found.
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PIsToRY or THE War IN EuR0PE.-Tho
recent War be; ween Germany and Franco
aroused % much interest on tho part Ut
our people, that it wss generally supposed
u the time, that the earliest and best his
tory Of that great struggle, would Be from
the pen Of On American author. Jones
Brothers 4 Co., Of Chicago, ILL.,, have just
issued very complete and valuable his
tory, bearing the above title. Il 10 from
the pen Of MI. James D. MeCsbe, j.. and
is handsomely bound volume Of 500 o.
tavo pages, illustrated With $50 maps pof-
traits, battle scenes, views Of prominent
localities, etc. Il Ia written in bold Wig
orous style, and will unquestionably, take
rank - tho standard history Of the strug-
Rle BY IN American writer.
Mr.. McCabe has evidently studied his
subject deeply, for he writes ~ IN histo-
risn, and not ~ politician, - ono who
pisces facts on record for the verdict Of
future ages, and not - ono who seeks to
vim the favor Of either the Germsns Or
French Of to-day. The great charm Of the
work 10 its impart,ality. its absolute 6del-
ity to truth. He traces the causes Of the
war from .heir origin down to the begin
ming Of hostilities; sets forth the diplo-
mstic history Of the prelude to tho war,
With clearness and states forcibly, and
in detail tho causes Of the triumph Of Ger
many and the failure Of France. The mar
rativs Of the great battles which opened
tho campaign, and hurled the French back
upon The interior Of their own country ;
the effect Of these reverses upon the french
Nation the frantic efforts TO rescue the
beaten army, and the terrible disaster Of
sedan tho capture OF the Emperor Na'
poleon and IN entire army; tho Rsvolu'
lion In Paris; the rise and formation Of
the Republic. The sisgss Of Nets snd
Paris In detail; . full diary Of events II
Paris during tho siege; the oampsigns o.
the Loire and In other pafts Of France
the peace negotistions; The surrsndsr O.
Paris md tho treaty; the naval history 81
war; tho history Of the formation Of tn
great German Empire. All these sad 9th
| u events Of the var are related with
eraphieness brilliancy which render thu
: work Of unusual value.
The low price It which the book 10 issu
cd, brings it within tho rsaeh Of al, ant
no one wishing to keep abreast. Of tn
times should fail to read it. It 10 sold b.
subscription only, and Mr.. A. A. Near
thur, who 10 the authorised sgsnt for thi
section 10 now oanvassinI for Il.
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CAlfpas az lAsp e1saxo. Or rad.
srs WIN Is sraiilsd q, leara To. ths aosa.
desperate ofthe half breeds, Who ssoapsd
recently from The County jain, sherro, q
A"tobis. has been rsturnsd 70 The eass and
custody Of jailor 0Aspard. Immediately
aftsr The sscape Sheriff Adam offered Re.
ward Of my dollars for each, aud secured
The services Of two Chippewa Indians, we'll
acquainted With the run-axays a.d hs 10.
o.li'y in "h'oh they were supp ed to b
lurking . engage in the pursuit. y On Sun.
Jay Afternoon these Indians struck the trail
" Spirit. Shsrro and his woman, also =
hslf-breed About shutdown tho natives
waylaid the party and one Of them tired up
on shsrro. who inuedistely fell uttsriug
= must unsarthly yell. Spirit and the
woman took 70 the brush. while shsrro-
getting On bis fsst-made of before tho
Indians could rsaeh him A race .eususd,
but dsrknsss coming on the Indians lost
the track and In the morning got out q
number of citizens to assist in finding She-
70. whom they knew to be badly wounded
from the blood in his track. about day
light sherro. fainting from loss Of blood.
vent 70 the house OF Mr. WINNER, some
three miles from where he .was shot and
gave himself up. and Was on Monday even
ing again inoarosrsted IN our Jail. He was
wounded in the chin. the ball pacing so
near his right wrist ~ to render his hand
useless for time. He informed 10 that he
surrendered from exhaustion and tho fear
that the whole Chippews nation was after
him, that no travelled oil night after being
wounded, faneyins his pursas,s were close
upon him. Spirit undoubtedly il in the
came nsighborhood, some whsrs west Of St.
Joseph, aud the citizens ars actively in
pursuit Of him. Il IL said that upon the
arrival Of The Indians o. the house in which
eherro wss confined after biz surrender, tho
chances for . ooronsrs inquest on his re-
mains we're sxtrensly good Tor few min
utss, - The red men lsbored under the in
preston that he IVES not wanted alive
The whites interfsrsd and prevented the
use-of knives with which il vs. proposed
10 lift tho prisoners hair.
-Chss. Ketoham hes enesd . lot and 10
making preparations to- build residsnss
On Richmond avenue, near c. A. 0ilmsn's
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- Geo. p. Rowsll 4 Co., 40 Park Row.
N.s York, and e. NJ. Ps.tspsilla Co.. 81
PAX Row, New York, srs The sole sgents
fer Tas JOURNAL. in that city. aud are ~.
thosissdso contract for inserting advertise.
m'7ss for 40 at our lowest cash ratss.
Advss*isers in that city are requested to
s.Ys their favors with either Of the above
b psee.
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n q TIC a.!

TIN Jou1xA1 Office has just received =
very large and complete stock Of new type,
outs, borders, &c., purchased At the best
Eastern foundries. Also hne assortment
Of wood type for posters. These additions
will enable 40 to turn out better work than
ever before, and equal to tho best dols In
tho State. Prices reasonable. Send in your
orders, which viii receive prompt alton
ion.
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notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that at the meet
ing Of the Directors Of the Agriculture
and Driving Park Association, held on the
18th iast., IN assessment Of thirty (30) per
cent was made on the stock Of said Asso-
eistion. said assessment to DO paid within
tn dsys nom date Of this notice, to -:
s<.sssss.s ~ ]. G.. SMITH,
s.a;ss s.ss.r Trsasursf.
: g. clead, Arg. II, 1871, ..
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A GRAND OPPORTUNITY

Anybody wanting to buy good goods
cheap, viii do we'll to cali At J. W. Ten
voorde's. He intends closing out the en-
tire stock Of dry goods, groceries, crockery,
&c., now on hand. At cost, In order to avoid
the expense Of moving 1t TO his new store
room. Purchasers will beueht themselves
BY calling.
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hELRO6H.
sheep killsd-I0pssvements-Chuz
H0ttoIa.
MliIoal. Aue. 21at. 1871,

MlIRoss, Aug. 21st, 1871.
EDlroR JouAxAL.-sevsral sheep have
been killed In thus vicinity lately BY dog
Mr.. Morris, Of the Mel, 90 house 10 build
ias large barn tor the accommodation Of
No travelling public.
The Msssrs. Clark srs putting in another
run Of stones In their Touring mill, for
grinding feed principally.
Our sabbath school 10 in . prosperous
condition our library wss lately enlarged
BY handsons dosaeion from Mr.. Calvin
2. How, OF n. 7. The Rev. Stewart, OF
Sank Centre, p~saehss once . month on
Sabbath. sal Elder Aksrs, n. Z. preacher
sfths saas place, every four weeks on
TauRsday evening". soas talk Of building
church spea. HOO.
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BLAN Ks.

BLANKS.
We have on hand, printed frem new
ype on good paper, . full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Dseds-Warranty, Quit-claim, Mortrsre
and Chattel Mortgage.
Otstrict Court Summons, Notices Of
Trial. Notes Of Issue and Executions.
Jwstiss's Cosrt-Sunmons and Subpoo-
mas.
To Towx OI.1os1s.-We are able to
urnish tho following blanks to order. in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out . new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice OF laying out Of reads (for public
Town orders. with stubs, bound OF nm.
hound.
Af6dsvits to be attached to all Bills. flor
town or county use.,
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
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 anv tovn
or county IN tho State.
Orders from tho country, for large or
mall Quantities. filed at st. Paul prices
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-24

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Il one Of The very best IN the eouatry, aud
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the celebrated '.Railrosd" brand Of black
slpeeas.