The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-30

Repostedfor FHE 1oERSAl by Tohn Szapu
- Esq, Register Of Deed.. =
Warranty Deed Transfers for we.,s
Ending November Is, 1871.
odi,la Schroeder and hush to John W.
Me'zrc;h Tor lot blk Il in City Of St.
,o Glo@a $l,7O!
Isabella Bowes to E. X. Jacques for lots =
o "a ana 10 blk Is IN James Bowes Add
w ~ 81. cloud $3.50
William Spoona to Vickers Fell for lot |
ok 81 and lot IL blk As and lot 7 blk 49
| in st. Cloud City $500
Joel Britts and wife and Charles F. Cady
tor q sw4 sec 2 & q mel sec II T l26 L
,SoW -. 1851
Alexander Moore and wife to Lewis L,
West for vi lots l and 2 blk 81 in town
OF sa?k Centre 500
Alexander Moore and wife to Clara NJ.
Johnson for lots 8 and 4 blk 49, in town
OF saukt Centre $500
Alexander Moore and wife to Ira G. John
son tor, lots 7 and 8 blk 10 in town OF
oauk Centre $500
Ira c. johnson and wife to Alexander
Moore for nw{ sec 2l + 126 r 81 $500
QUIT CLAIM.
Max Wittenbrinter to Alexander Moore
Tor nwi sec 81 126 R Saw 1851
From Dick g. Fitzgerald, New York,
we have received the following new books
GLOW to Write Composition" by S. A.
Frost and "Barber s. American Book of
! Ready made Speeches." We hereby give
notice to Chairmen Of Reception Commit
tees, and to diners out, that the last named
| book will positively not be loaned.
ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-Venlson is O drug
in this market. Everybody is killing deer.
..'.....The trapping season is fairly begun.
Receipts OF furs, especially rats are already
considerable.........We regret to learn the
death Of Mr.. Vim. NJ. Corliss of Otter Tail
County. AT the time of his death Mr.,
Corliss was clerk Of District Court and
Superintendent Of schools of. Otter; Tail
county.........Judge McKelvy, of the Dis
trict Court, is pushing the business with
unusual energy. The regular sessions of
the court are from A. NJ. to 70 NJ, 1:sO to
Up. NJ, and 1915 to IL p. N. We think
that funerals among tho attorneys
will be fashionable il this active
business continues.-Post.
We have bought an entire new stock of
holiday goods, and as these goods were
purchased Of the importers ia lev
York City, and selected in person,
We can guarantee satisfaction in regard
to newness of style and low prices, as
We are bound to sell them 80 as to en-.
able US to buy fresh stocks each year, and
thus keep pace with all novelties in the
fancy goods line, and not have to offer our
customers old styles. Our stock embraces
chromos, gift and juvenile books, odor cases,
work boxes, writing desks, ladies and gents
gold pens and pencils, in ivory, gold and
rubber holders, toilet sets, perfume bottles
vases, cups and saucers, gents mustache
cups, jewell cases, smoking and wine set 8
wall baskets, brackets, bird cages, ches.
boards and men, chequers and dominoes
guitars, vio]ins, accordeons, harmonious
concertenas, toy books, sleds, drums, horns
trumpets, magic lanterns, watches, teles
copes, trunks, chairs, tops, rattles, bells
swords, blocks, whips, soldiers, utes
nine pins, games, puzzles, stoves, plates
knives and forks, Kitchens, wax candles
fiat irons, jack stones, china tea sets, dolls
dolls heads, and full line of wooden, tin
and china toys. Don't forget the place.
TsBEY & MITCHELL.
Corner St German st. and Richmond ave