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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-29
ON MARRIAGE.

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the effects of Errors ana Abuses in early
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RAG. removed. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies Books and Circulars
sent Tree, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCI ALTON. No. .
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.--an instftu-
ton having u high reputation for honorable COD
duet and profession. [aug2l :6m'
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
$40 REWARD.

ctTRAYED OR STOLEN-Trom the ranch of
- l.. SNYDER, on the Auburn and Grass
Valley road, on about the 10th day of September
1872 three horses, described as follows: One
Bay Horse with white hind feet, II hands high,
about l. years old, and branded on the left hip
with the letter c, below which is the brand S =
combined. One Sorrel Horse, with white face
and left hind foot white; about 1G years old, and
standing l6 hands high; branded NJ on the left
shoulder One Dark Bay Horse with white star
in his forehead and very small white spot on the
end OF his nose; three years old last Spring
and stands about 10 hands high, heavy name
and tail, large boned and strongly built Any
person returning the above described animals to
Snyder's ranch, or giving information of their
whereabouts, will receive tEc above reward
se21-1m
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

CAMP MEET1YG.-The camp meeting held by the
VI. E. Church South, last week, on Bear River
near Whoatland, was, as these meetings in
that circuit usually are, success. The number
Of campers were many, the attendance through
out the week was large and on Sunday, the last
day, the crowd was immense. Quiet and good
order reigned supreme during the entire session.
Several new members received the ordinance Of
baptism and were admitted into the church.
The several ministers in attendance labored
faithfully and earnestly in their endeavors to di-
rect the thoughts Of the wayward to the great
Importance Of preparing for future state, and
though the result of their labors was not SO
manifest at the time as they may have desired to
have seen, there was an abundance of good seed
sown, which in time may bring forth. its abun-
dant harvest.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
BORN.

At Indiana Hill, Placer county, September
22d, the wife Of j. A. Janson of a son.
Near Lincoln, September 10Th, the wife of A.
II. Gates, of daughter.
At River Side Ranch, near Auburn. Sept. 29th,
TO the wife of I. j. Boles Il son. Gold Hill Nelos
copy
At Michigan Bluff, Sept 30th, the wife of j.
Mccormick, of daughter.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

WRITING ScHooL.-We call the attention of our
readers to the card Of Prof. L. Z. Connor, to be
found under the head of new advertisements
The Professor comes highly recommended both
as a gentleman and as very able and success
full teacher of the fine art of the quill. Fifteen
lessons for 81. This is a rare opportunity for
the young, and one which they should fail not to
imnroYe.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
Special Notices.

Parents, lessen your shoe bills two-thirds by
buying only CABLE SCREW WIRE fastened
Boots and Shoes. Never rip or leak.
All genuine goods bear the Patent Stamp.
A PRorRUDNG toe is not slightly thing. say
nothing about health and comfort. SILVER
TIPPED Shoes never wear out at the toe.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

CATHOLIC CHURCH. The work of repairing the
Catholic church was commenced last Monday.
The completion of this job will not only add to
the appearance Of the building but will be a
commendable and long neeed Improvement
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
MARRIED..

In Sacramento, September 30th, by Rev. H..
b. Heacock Sylvester NJ Sprague to Mary A..
Smiley, both OF Iowa Hill, Cal.
. In Grace Church. Sacramento, Octhber I'd, by
the Rev J II. c. Bonte, Creed Raymond to
Corneia Alice Crawford.
The Union local has the lady name Cornelia
A. Parker
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

PLACER AT THE FAIR.-The. following are tn
premiums ava rded to Placer county exhibitors
at the late State Fair. 1t is proper to state here
that the gold medals to the most meritorious ex
hbitors are not yet awarded. The awards of
the vine growers and wine and brandy manufac-
turers association are not yet made Best stall
lion for all work, four years old and over, $40.
Joshua Reeves of Lincoln for Vibrator Graded
bulls, best two years old, j. B. Hobson of Au-
burn, $50, for Billy. Best Angora goats. four
does, $40, to Thomas & Shirland of Auburn
Best hydraulic pipes Little Giant, r. Hasllins
OF Dutch Flat, silver medal. Mrs. Annie Ford
OF Gold Run, for cone on pine burr table, special
premium recommended. L. J. Sparks of Lin
coin, best sample of club wheat, so. j. Il.
Nickerson, Lincoln-One' large watermelon.
wei8hidg 5S1a pounds; special premium recon-
mended. Three Casawba cantaloupes, honora-
bic mention. James Il. Nckerson, Lincoln
Fifty pounds of apples special premium recon-
mended. OF Mrs. Ford'5 table the Union re-
marks; Mrs. Annie Ford, Gold Run, Placer
county Ga pioneer of 49, has added a very
handsome article to those on exhibition 1t is a
round rustic table, inlaid entire from top to bot
tom with pine burrs, and all the work of her own
hands. 1t is very tasty and beautiful affair,
and shows much intelligence
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
DIED.

At a. II. Gates Ranch, near Lincoln, Sept.
29th C., wife of A. II. Gates, aged 80 years, 10
months and II days
At Worthwhile, Wayne county, Michigan, Sep
tember Z, 1872, of cancer Marinda Dorman Hol-
lenbeck, wife of L. z. Barrett. aged 81 years. 6
months and days, formerly of Berkshire county,
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Barrett was the mother of our respected
fellow-ciizen, O. w. Hollenbeck,
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

WHEATLAND.--We were pleaced to notice on
our visit to Wheatand, last week, the very RAJ d
and apparently permanent growth Of the town.
This town has more than doubled in size and
population in the last two years. and at its pres
ent rate of prosperity it bids fair in few years
interior towns.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without stars--ry ASCEND
IN THE ELEVATOR, APO Montgomery street, San
Francisco, Cal
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

Coop PAY.-We learn that the St Patrick
company, bondees of the Crater Hill mine, near
the ST. Patrick mill and mine, have crushed
some thirty tons Of quartz from the Crater Hill
shaft, which yielded some $50 per ton, This is
good pay, and We learn that the ledge promises
plenty Of the same sort of rock in the future.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

REMoyAL.-Dr j. T. Hamilton has removed
from Lincoln to Whoatland, and there perma-
nenHy located, as viii be seen by his card in an
other column. The Doctor stands high in his
profession'and is most careful and attentive to
his patients, as we have reason to know during
our late sickness. Though the doctor has NOV
ed across The Line he will still continue to prac-
tce in Western Placer among his old customers
where he has and can have no rival.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

r,,-rcIf FLAT II. +. CHURCh.-SerNceS VIII DC
,llot tbe Methodist Episcopal Church, Dutch
I,,+ every Sunday at 10: 80 A. NJ, and at IA.
,,-,o+ cold Bun at 2: 80, P. NJ Rev. Ct. d.
pnneo, Pastor
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

~'--iAiiS ioi any VI wv e'C"'S i|eeNA''
va" please say ADVERTISED
S. w. WILLIS 2. NJ.
'NiEoyEMENTs.-Mr. FREEDOM has completed
'''' new blacksmith shop On the ground where
''' cat one Stood that was some weeks ago de-
yea by fire. The general finish Of this build
''7 is heater than the old one and is an improve
''''i' 10 that part of our town He has not be-
50" TO rebuild his livery stable yet, but intends
NJ. heng In time to have it completed before
'''''f' Mr.. Worsley has material on hand for
VAC erection Of his new stone building, and the
'-'''o'iS VIII begin work next Monday. The cast
columns for the front are on the ground,
;,;i5 original cost of which was 500 each. This
!, Is to be one story besides the basement
S'ohe walls are TO be coated on the outside
marked to represent brick the whole to be
'ucted on the most substantial order and
M we view to make it proof against fire.
'-'' oulidlng when finished will be decided
F'oFeinent on the one which formerly occu-
~ ~ Tue same ground, and goes to show faith in
Fefmanent prosperity of the town.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

Total amount in Treasury. ......$14,S 1886 Is
Outstanding Warrants - $50 90.
" r. r. Bonds, $l6,000 90.
O w HQII ENRECK Trnasurar
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

SHooL TEAcnERs will remember the fact that
some time ago the State Board of Education
prescribed ungaded schools, and attempted a
remedy by providing that all schools in the State
should be graded, a provision that has not, to
any great extent, been complied with. The Co
Supt. of Placer county has recently received II
peremptory order from the State Superindent to
the effect that this provision must be complied
with at once. The teachers of Placer county
will please take notice of this matter, and by the
aid Of parents and Boards of Trustees set to
work grading ther schools without any further
delay; and as soon as accomplished make returns
OF the same to the Co. Sup.., that he may
know the work is being done. If teachers
neglect this duty the Co. Supt. will be com
pelled to visit the schools in person and force a
compliance of the same
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
,-,o-Rev. Father Kelly viii hold Divine

r.. .-oo11c.-Rev. Father Kelly will hold Divine
the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
ssi sFird sunday in each month"; at the usual hour
N F. CHURcH-Rev. Edward e. Dodge will
= ot the Methodist Episcopal Church, Au-
t,rn. F-r every Sunday at 10: 80, A. NJ The Sab
,.,, school will commence at u: 30, P. Il.
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
Total paid out for Co Purposes . {; 3,55s 81

Total cash on hand belonging to Co., $13,7f2 A.
Total cash ON hand belonging State. 1l43 76
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

TRUAsURgR's MoNruAY TEMENr.-The fol-
lowing is the Statement of the County Treasurer
for the month ending September Both, 1872:
Cash Balance last statement ....$ $15, 1874 %
Amount of Cash received for Co. pur-
poses Observation-Disclosures. 1850 Al
Amt rec'vd for State purposes.... G09 50
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05

e''ons calling for any of the above letter.
VIII please say advertised
s W WII1Is 2 NJ
The Placer herald., 1872-10-05
LETTERS UScALLED FOR, Re,

Po,IoH1oE, October lst, 1872:
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01

uP' CouN7a1.-sevsuty-six marriage Ii.
:e4nses and 500 naturalization papers were
issued in Douglas county in 1871 1.........T The
Northern Pacific Company have laid the
foundation for q magnificent hotel building
II Fargo, at the crossing Of Red River.
The size is 140x190 feet four stories high
.........Contractors for building the North
ern Pacific Railroad have been steadily at
work all winter at and near the Cheyenne
crossing. Grading has been carried on in
the deep cuts and on the prairie, 80 that
there now remains unfinished less than one
third OF the first sl1ty-fve miles Of the Da-
kots dlvision.......Col. Morris, Chief Engl-
neer, aud his assistant, Mr.. Payte, arrived
at Alexandria on Thursday evening last.
The location of the Pembina branch a.
nsde by Mr.: Galloway through the Alex
andria woods ha, Gu approved aad oou-
tracts for about three miles east of Shot
Wells are al. eady let. The work on the re-
1nainder Of the line in the woods will all be
let during the coming week. A large party
of men are now On their way here to build
the necessary houses for the workmen on
The grading.-Alezandr:a Post.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
N OTES.

Proposals must be to carry the mail with "celer.
ity, certainty and security" using the terms Of
the law, and they must be qua anteed by two ,e.
sponsble persons, certified to as such by nostmas
ter or Judge Of q court of record
No pay will be made for trips not performed and
for each OF such omissions not satisfactorily exnlain
ed three lines the pay of tn trip may be detlctcd
For arrivals go behind time as to break connac.
ton with depending mails, and not sufficiently ex-
cused, oue.tourth OF tho compensation for tho trip
is subject to forrettare Fines will be imposed nm.
less the delinquency be satisfactorily explained fnr
nerlectiug take the mail from or into nont of,ce
for suffering it to be injured DESTROYED robbe or
lost and fF refusing, af,er demand to conway IN
mail as frequently the contractor runs or Il con-
csrned in running, vehicles on the route The Post.
master General may annul the contract for
and wiful failures, for disobsytng the post cice
laws or the Instructions of the Department. lie
and also order an increase OF service BY allowing
therefor pro rata increase the contract nav He
NAV also curtail or discontinue the service in whole
OF in part ct aprOportionate decrease of pay low
inx as full indemnity to the contractor one month's
extra compensation on tho amount of service dis
pensed with, and o pro rata compensation for the
service retained and continued.
For laws relating to the postal service, forms of
proposal, guarantee. and certificate, and tor in
contract, See advertisement Of this date ID pamph.
let form, and Of October 80, 1869. and September
80 1870 inviting proposals for mail service IN Mia-
nesota, to be found at the principal post Offices
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes super-
scribed "Mail proposals, State of Minnesota, and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster GEN.
S :siss,. = a<a J40. A. =. CREsWELl, S.
ssI Restnaastsr Qensrsl.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
JUST FROM PARIS.

In order to meet the demands Of the Ia
dies forjlew and handsome; styles Of calico
for tho party next week, Montgomery &
West ordered, and have just received by
express, some exceedingly tasty pieces.
Ladies should call and make their seleo-
tions. ,es~.>
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01

How Unnecess ary the. Anguish
many persons undergo from rheuma-
tism, gout, neuralgia, toothache and
earache. We say. unnecessary, because
the application of Mexican Mustang
Liniment to the affected part, or few
drops OF it in the ears or tooth, affords
,nstantaneous, and what is better, per-
manent reiief. For cots, Wounds, pruis.
8, s~silicvs, aud all injuries or dis.
, ass which require trcatmrn extern |
", this in'nr"t IS every where .e2art-
ed as the ~ st p test and rcisble h. at
ing agen iu existence Fur sll xtern.
al INJURIES or ilments Of horses aud
rat,le, IL il ipfaliible.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01

LIBRARY SQuABnLB.-An unpleasantn ess
occurred in the Library ASSOCIATION q few
weeks since which Bit fair, for time, to
divide that institution in twain. One side
claimed that q certain election of officers
had been unfair; while tho other malnt in
ed that every thing was square and legltr
mate. Separate meetings have been held
propositions made and received, COMMITTEES
appointed, 20. The prospects now are
that the differences will be healed, and tha,
the brethren and sistern will meet tose her
III unity once more. All parties agree TO
sign articles of incorporation the la e
election Of officers will be declared nu. aud
void, and the election will take place at the
regular annual meeting in June. This set
tlement is still in the future, Dowever,
and notices are given for separate meet
ings next We ek.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
LITERARY NOTICES.

No publication of the size embod-
les SO much valuable political and sta.
:tisticsl information as does tho Tribune
Almanuc. The number for 1872 IS
out, aud can be had for 20 cents.
4-Io the Eclectic for February q
Vell-executed portrait Of Lord Lisgar,
Governor General Of Canada, il follow.
ed BY the cream Of the British periodi-
Gals. The opening article is on
"Church and State in Italy;" then
sketch Of "samuel Taylor Coleridge."
Tennyson's new. ldyll, "The Last
Tournament" is given entire, and there
arc few who will claim that it adds
anything to the reputation of the Poet
Laureate Among the many other ex-
celIent articles may be mentioned, "a
'noroiov in the Tuileries ;" "Folster's
Life of Dickens :" "Hawtnorne's
Italian Note. B. oks;" etc., bssi les
eooious ed'tori.l miscellany. The
Eclectic IS .,l~rys choice and never duIl
+ r Pelt"o, publisher, New York.
The highest claim to be made t,r
the February Aidine in artistic embel-
iishment is that it is equal to any Of the
preceding numbers. The literary mat.
ter is in every way greatly improved.
The most finished aod attractive of the
engraviugs are "Zekle's Oourtin',"
''The Monks Oak," emusic in the
Alps" Gan Old Mill in Wyoming Val.
ley," Manifest Destiny" "The Tru.
ants" "Adirondack Scenery" The
reader will be interested in story by
Caroline Cheseboro', "The Black
Gnat," "Zekle's Courtin'," and ya-
r.ety Of miscellaneous matter selected
from well-chosen sources. James Sutton
Il Co., publishers, New York.
Gail Hamilton has recently been
engaged Us one of the editors of Woods
Household Magazine, at salary Of
three thousand dollars, which is about
ten dollars per day. How monthly
magazine Of forty-eight pages, includ-
ing contributions from the best writer's
at FROM twenr1 Eve to two hundred dol.
lars per srtisle, Can afford to pay from
one thous 'nl to three thousand dollars
salary, is 6na"c'al problem which on
ly Mr.. W o | has v.t demon strated
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01

advertising as the means Of prosper
lty is not ~ we'll understood ~ II 'ehoull
he. Nothing can take its place. 1t is q
fact that no one who has advertised liberal
ly AMI systematically has felt like disput-
ing that it Was the best spent money he p"'
into histbusiness. As a hursc was uevvr
ma'ie fat by single bushel Of oats, 50 .
single advertisement is never perfect tes t
Of the benefits Of advertising. The man
with genuine wares 70 sell who advertised
them in the right way without success would
be , curiosity y.--Pat.burgh COMMERCIAL.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01

This is what the Boston Traveller
said: "The Hartford Post is again snap
piog At the Traveller. John, hand US
that equirt-gun." And this Is what
the Boston Post said 10 return: "Now
then, the Boston 2raueler is going to
have some editorial matter. They've
sent John for the editor.'
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
CITY cO,UycIL. U
- Sr. CLUuD Ian 90 N,

!. ~ Sr. CLouD. Jao. %. 1872.
RsauLAR MEETlxa.--Pttsent: AID.
CLARK President, Carter, Dorr, Powell.
Sohulteu. owen, J G Smith. r. Smith.
The flowing communication fron .h,
Mayor was ordered to BE- reai aud placed on
dle:
To .hs Common Council .ftAs C.ty Of 81.
Cloud: IA s.
GENrLENEN.-I have sihe sccsslon aRa,n
to call your Attention to the absoiate lsok
Of any means whore With to extin suish l,rjis
lu,the city. ssssSss s
a'> The fact that the business portion Of tie
city consists largely of wooden structurss,
renders it doubly sscessary for th, Couneii
to make some $proviston e prevent the
spread cf frs Ass Ss.. s.,S ,5S. 'sssEs -.5sSs
It must bs sApparent Is you that : con
hagration oe any Of our main streets.
withou: means At hand % check or extia-
guish it, would almo,t inevitably be dis.
"strous one to our city; aud in such IN
event it IL equally certain that the ei.y au-
torlties would both receive and deserve
grave oensure for so long negleettng In
OBVIOUS duty.
would urgently recommend the immedi-
a'e purchase of god hand engine and
: ecessary ladders and buckets also, :
borough Organization vf the Fire Depart
ment
The engine. hose cart and hose now on
nsnd are practicsily Of no use whatever.
Aua shoul' o. repaired. ii by that means
lhsy can be make available, or sold fer
VII 1t they will bring
Am, very respectfully
2va Your obi serv't,
- = - ''| , CHAS. D. KERR,
ST. Cloud, Jan. Goth, 1872 Mayor.
AID. J. q. Smith moved that q com uittee
of five, with the President of the Council 40
chairman, be appointed to take into consid-
rr"tion tho expedienoy and necessity Of
purchasing FIRE enline ana apparatus,
and report At the next meeting.
Adot.eai .lds AID. Bur bank, solfultsn,
Dorr %na J: q. Smith we're appointed -
The following. bills we're presented, aud
On morton Of AID Csrt~r allowed uuder
suspension Of the rules: = ''%.N.7,. =
\ P. Clarke. going to New York...S35O.O0
N T. Cl ukr, tor iugl uglrer............... l4.96
}. Schwartz hall for r Il mee,lug. 800
+: Robertson, killing IL uogs......... 3uo
Gaspara, boarding. prisloners.... $40
VI. Y. IolmAu, oll....................... 9U
J..J. Dorr, wood ......... ................. 76O
John Crowser, saving wood. ......... 6.25
The by Of a. St cyr, for cue nisht's
services at lac Dire, was referred.
onPotioP Of tAsdf o ven the Council a.
journad. 8 : /. "a
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01

RUNAwAYs On Saturday double team
belonging to Mr.. L. Reynolds started from
the City Restaurant At D.m's factory
they broke loose from the sleigh, and were
caught in Herberger's yard. No special
damage Cone.
On Wednesday evening, J. W. Tuttle, E.
pids. When near VI. Fishers, the sleigh
upset, and the horse dashed around through
town in all directions-over sidewalks,
through alleys, across lots-the "flls''
striking his heels At every jump. The
sleigh was badly broken, but the horse wa.
not much injured.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
& ANA S3rAeN .r.ss.NsFHns
ReportsdJor 'Hn ioURSAa, BY Eohn Zups
Esq, Reyister Of Desds. 49,.

Warranty Deed Transfers tor Week
Endtng January 27ih, 1879.
First Div st r. 4 p X. R. 20. to Carrie
Jane Pinckn-y for D uw} reo 38 l!s
R28s $lO
Parker Barnes and wife 10 0ustave aul
simon .iansu'r for 2lxlM feet OF lots 6
and blk 5 u city OF St. Cloud, Wilson
survey 5000
Phillip Cromsr and wife to Louis A. Evans
for lot 8 And uud ! lot 7 blk 81 IN Low
erys Add, to St. Cloud $l50
William L, Wakefield to Henry G. Burbank
for lot l6 blk 2 in Columbia square St.
Cloud H. IL. H.,E1 $500
Stephen Rassler and wife to Michael Un-
dersander for nj Of net net SEQ IA + l24
R29w .$24O
Maria Hartwig aud hush to Anton Wuloz
for lot 2 blk SlnE Town Of St. Joseph $50
oulT-oLAlx DEED.
David Lowery and wife to henry G. Wait
for lots and s blk 80 in Lowrya Add to
81. Cloud SIS
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Il
MCSHERRY'S
sasaA ssf6 25.' sa
NEW DRILL
sSE i" lr %&fH~
( ( low 4 Z
8. ! sy. i sxs,.< 3 z$ -
BROADCAST
S FEEDER. -

|. At the Minnesota State EAR, held, at St..
Paul insSeptember, 1871, there Was asspir-
tied contest between the Broadcast seed
Sewers and Grain Drills. there being some
ten or twelve different patents on exhibi-
ton. and among them the McSherry Grain
Drill andthe McSherry Seeder, manufa faSI
tured at Dayton, Ohio. After a very care
ful examination of the mechanical con-
struction Of the several machines, with ref,
erence to speed, lightness of draft, ease Of
adjusting, durability and finish, the ma.
chimes were very thoroughly tested in oul-
tivating, in both plowed and unplowed
ground, then carefully tested as to their
ability to distribute the seed evenly and in
proper quantities. After trial, lasting
several hours. the judges were unanimous
in awarding the first premium TO the Nc
Sherry Grain Drill. Also, to the McSher-
ry Broadcast Seed Sowor and Cultivator
combined. '.|,'
The McSherry Drill and seeder have
within'th past two years taken the first
prize in nearly all the Western States. At
the Olmstead County Fair, held;a at Roch-
ester on the 5th, 9th, and 7th, Of October,
G. W. Payne exhibited his machine in COM
petition with other leading ma:hin~s, and
received the first premium on McSherry's
Grain Drill aud Grass Seed Sower. FIRST
premium on McSkerry .Broad-cast Grain
and Grass Seed Sower and Cultivator COM
bind. :: ''-.,'.:.
| For Sale by ...... T.--
.~;<. = >, i. j.: j. z. WING,
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
TAKE NOTICE.

Having disposed Of my stock Of goods to
VIZ. G. MCDONALD, l desire to settle up all
my accounts. Parties having bills ayains.
me will please present them foI settlement
and those owing me will call at once aud
make payment. will be at the old stand .
z. H. MORSE.
Saint Cloud. Nov, 9th. 1871.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-02-01
CLOSING OUT.

Mr.. J. W. Tenvoorde is now selling his
fall and winter goods, includ,ng every ytbiss
desirable, 1t cost, 10 make room for tho i'm
mense stock Of spring goods which hs will
soon purchase. -... ~
= ~ Do not fail to. call 1t Tenvoorde's.