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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-21
THE MARKETS

THE MARKETS
ST.. CLOUD, March, 81 1872.
Wheat-Firm at SIO0 aSlG5
Oats-36c to 38c.
Corn-45a50c.
Barley-G0c
Rye, 55c.
Bran-60c per cwt.
Shorts-S
Feed-$laS1 GO per cwt.
Hay, is ofexcellent quality this year, AID
sells at 81.
Beans, Sl.5o to $500, according to
quality.
Potatoes,- buying at 50aG0c.
Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York, CSC.
Butter-Ranges from l2!c to Csc.
Eggs-2Oa25c.
Green applss-S4 50a5,oo rcr bbl; GO
cts. per peck.
Cranberries-25 Oa3 90.
Wool, 4oc.
Dry maple wood is worth S4aS4.5O for
full cord; green maple, oak, &c. S4l$i 25;
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE,, March 20.
Wheat.-Sl % for No. l.
Oats-3l3 y, for No. 2.
Corn-37c for n. ..
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Town OFF1cERs.-Paynesville elected
the following town officers on the 18th inst !:
observation-disclosures II. Boylan Chair
man, John Baitingcr, Jacob Staples.
Town Clerk-John w. Darby.
Assessor-Andrew Eickmeyer.
Treasurer-Edward D. Gale
Justice Of the Peace-James G. Haines.
CoDstable-Homer Town.
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AN IMPORTANT INvENT1oN.-It is esti-
mated that ono person in every ten is un-
der the necessity of wearing truss. This
would give 100000, or thereabouis, as
the number Of trusses worn in the United
States; and that namber Of persons are
constantly subjected to torture, because
nearly all trusscs in use are rigid or have
metallic springs. Aud yet there is now q
sure relief from all this misery. The
Elastic Truss and Supporter without met
al springs), furnished by the Elastic Truss
Company, at 6s3 Broadway, New York, is
perfect remedy for Hernia. 1t is worn
at all times without suffering, affording a
sure relief. In addition to the marvellous
ease and comfort this instrument affords,
the absolute certainly of effecting per-
manent cure makes this one of tho most
valuable inventions Of the age. 1t has the
unqualified endorsement of the best surgi-
cal talent in the profession. We commend
it to all persons suffering from rupture,
and advise them to send to tho above adj
dress for descriptive circular. Nv
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On Tuesday five Of tho men at work
on the railroad bridge froze their noses
and earses, when the whole gang oonclud-
ed it Was about time to quit for the day
A cold wind from the north made an ex-
posed position any thing but comfortable.
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County DEMONSTRATING the fiscal
year ending March LIST, 1872, Stearns
county orders to the amount Of $2l, 0l0.67
were issued for county revenue, road,
bridge and poor expenses. 1t will be re.
membered that the orders Of this county
are at par. Financially and in every othe,
way, it is one of the soundest and beet
counties in Minnesota.
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F1REs.-The dwelling house of Mr..
Weismann, of St. Francis, was burned on
Sabbath evening: Everything was lost
but few bed clothes. Partially insured.
On Monday night the house of Frank
Benolken, of New Munich, caught fire
from the chimney and was totally consum-
ed. Mrs. B. and child barely escaped
with their lives. No insurance.
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For $500 we will send TO any address
THE JOURNAL and tho St. Paul Press for
one year. The regular price for the two
is$4 90.
For $500 The JOURNAL and the Min
neapolis Daily Evening News will be sent
for one year.
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Tho regular meeting Of the Library
Association will be held at tho residence of
Mrs. Morse; on Thursday evening, March
2Sth. A cordial invitation is extended to
al its friends. NJ. 9. BARNES, Sec.
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NEXT WEEK.--The splendid new spring
and summer stock Of Montgomery &
West will begin to arrive next week. 1t
will be complete in every department. IL
all lines of dress goods there will be q
specially elegant and stylish assortment.
These goods lave been advantageously
bou ght, and will be sold cheap for cash.
Call and see Montgomery & W est's new
goods
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by IN accident on the Lake Superior
and Mississippi Railroad, near the N. P.
r. R. Junction, on Friday, one car was
thrown of the track, and Mrs. A. B. Den
nison, Of this city was somswhat injured
though not seriously.
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-Caon and Cob Crushers,

~ lot Of fine draught and driving horses
for sale at Herbert s. Lambs Livery Stable,
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Young Man Bush has what you want
or ought to want-engagemen rings.
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"A private letter from our young
land old) friends, Mr.. John B. Marvin. re.
ports him safe and sound ct Salt Lake City.
We might state, oonfdentially, that John is
about to 10 married, but this does not ar
que that he intends to make Mormon OF
himself and 60 iato the wholesale mother
in-lsw business. He does not hunger az
tor "sxcitement" to that degree.
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ct. CLOUD AND MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis S.15a.m
Arrive g l2.m
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I1ARDEN SEEDS,
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
CABINET ORGANS

CABINET ORGANS.
Ike MASON " ff.ML!N ORGAN Co., respectfully an
hpoilct me intr"iIctIun OF improvements OF much
more than ordinary interest. These are
RE GD AN D PIPE CABINET ORGANS
being the only successful combination of REAL
PIPES, with Reeds ever made;
Il. : TitA:...PJS:EGi KEYBOARD
"'ci: can he instantly nj we'd the right or left
eE'i-hs The iitcl OF tr,n>os ing the key For uraw
II = ana IL: crii'tivns, SIC circular.
NEW AND E1LEt;sST STYLES OF
DolEiIi REED CABINET ORGANS.
1T Lilo t3- and $40 -lc Considering Capacity. Ell
E9t"c', "ni T"F'n3t Ercri'enc' Of HoIkmuns,tiD
U"A' ore TIE Grey est tr.r 6etnre ODty.d.
Til" MASON IAN.IN Or-ans are acknovI,,,l-eI
AsA-s 4, l ir":n "Atts'G!tn .ry facilities for man
nl!ciurr ms tuAii'E - a.irr.l AMI 3o.y uaIer-
ty"" to vi III pics Win, !. +, ui,r tuetu
PROFESSIONALLY CiiEAPIsT.
I"vE octave OR ANS so each: FIVE OCTAVE ORGANS
:2lv' @-3, ana upwards. Forty styles, Up to 81 800
each
-,EF lLtCsT2AiLD CATALOGUE. AMI TEsrIH,NIAL CIR
cnE,r witt "in"n- of MORE THAN ONE TIIUUS-
, AND NCsi' lAAS sent Tree.
EiA On q ll.kiiLIE ORGAN co.
TT li' IN nj ST., iI>tun JIG 81 galway New York
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The cheapest tea house 10
SMITHS GROCERY.
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-Seedless raisius, at
SM1TH's GROCERY.
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The Monticello Times says: "Clary &
Co.'s blooded calf was year old last Tues
day, and celebrated his first birthday by
weighing exactly one thousand pounds"
Whercupon the editor makes the following
| neat calculation eff he keeps on growing
at this rate until he is ten years old, he
| will then weigh five tons!'
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)AINT CLOUD TRAINS.

81. rAUL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul................8.0O am
Arrive u" ............,.12.2O pm
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store.
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:-Buekeye foree-fssd Drill!q,
4. + = - - - . Ar GhovExoR's.
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For SALE.-A pair Of heavy horses. In
quire Immediately Of
ALLEN s. RUSSELL.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Reportedfor The JOURNAL By John Zap
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending March 10th, 1879
Barney Vossberg and wife to John Leissle
for swq seq and seq swq sec 2G T 125 R
31w 500
Dominicus Ga lena and wife to John Fersh-
weller for WI NEG sec "a T l26 r 20 "
$500
Charles D. Kerr to Joseph Hill for nj lot
5 blk "D' in City OF St. Cloud $500
Wendlen Merz and wife to Jacob Roeder for
nwq seq sec 10 7 124 R gov $500
First Div St & P R r Co to Jacob Roeder
for seq neg and neg seq sec IS 7 l24 r
gov $500
VIM H McCauslin and wife to Sarah J.
Taylor for nwq nwq sec 20 T 126 r 80
5000
Samuel Frank to Eva PAaum for e1 swq and
swQ swq sec 81 7 1875 r 81 W and e "a
# lot blk 19 and part lot s blk 8 in
Sank Centre $1,175
Joseph P Bosworth to Aaron 4. Russell
for ST of 81 seq sec and nwq neg and
neg nwq sec 10 l22 R27w $4,000
"A Salt Lake dispatch says the emale
Mormons are casting on immense vote in
favor of the new constitution of Utah, b.-
lieving that the admission as State will
be tho death Of polygamy. The Gentiles
not voting.
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New Bu1LD1xG.-Dr. G. s. Weber viii
erect new brick building on st. Ger
main street, where his Office now stands
1t will be 24x50 feet, two stories high
The first story will be for an Office ant
drug store, and the upper part for
dwelling,
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DEAD OR DYING.-Where the hair is un-
naturally dry, you may be sure that it is
dying; and unless ar'ifcially vitalized, it
will soon be as dead as leaves in November.
Feed the whitening fbers and stimulate the
torpid scalp with Lyons Kathairon, and
the evil, which must otherwise soon Gull
inmate in badness, will be speedily reme-
died. 1t is absolutely necessary for the
health of the brain, that it be kept moder-
ately moist with preparation capable of
nourishing and invigorating it. Lyons
Kathairon fultills these conditions, and is
the only article that actually puts new life
into the capillary tubes, through which the
natural nourishment has ceased to pass.
This pure and harmless vegetable prepar-
alton is absorbed by the skin Of the head
to the roots Of the hair, and passes into the
tilaments by the force of capillary attrac-
ton.
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-Cann and Cob Crushers,
AT GRovENoR's.
old papers for sale at this Office, by
the dozen or hundred.
Racine Tanning Mills,
AT GRovENoR's,
Headquarters for cheap groceries of all
kinds, at
PAUL MocKENnAupr's.
Nor1cE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
For SALE.-A number Of superior
draught aud driving horses, at
HERBERT & LANES
Livery Stable
Pork,
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders
In quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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A LITTLE SABBATH AMUsEMENT.-On
Sabbath last dog owned by Jos. Udermane,
of st. Jo., killed a sheep belonging to a
neighbor, George Berger. In retaliation,
Berger, aided by hired man, kicked the
aforesaid canine, whereupon Udermane
turned in and most numerically kicked
both the kickers. Berger made complaint,
and Udermane was arrested yesterday by
Sheriff Geisscl and brought to this city to
show reason "what for he do such dings as
DOSE"
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&c to Herbert 4 Lambs livery stable
and take look at the fine draught and
driving horses for sale there.
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"A joint committee Of six from the two
branches Of the Library Association met q
few evenings since 10 arrange the little I'M
plessantness which has existed for some
time and appoint . union meeting.
Nothing definite Was accomplished beyond
IN agreement on the part of the m embers
Of the committee to use their best efforts to
meeting in June equally from the two d..
Visions.
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CLUB RArEs.-The following are tho
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
copies, $1.75 each.
so
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FoH RENr.-A centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, on Welles
Avenue. Inquire at this Office.
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18rPassengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
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The socisl circle Of the NJ. E. Church
will be held at the house of J. F. Steven
son, ESQ.,, on Friday evening, the 22d inst.
An arc invited.
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a large supply Of smoked, dried and
salt haa, just received at Paul Mocken-
hsupt's.
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-Quarter-second watches, at
BUSH 8.
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FoR SAIE.-A small stove. Will be sold
very cheap, Inquire at this Office.
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"A man, supposed to be A. H. Mills, of
St. Paul, died in police station in St.
Louis on Monday night, it is thought from
the effects of poison.
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DO not fail to read the "People's
Column
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Foe RENr.-Two good Office rooms. In
Quire O. Allen g. Russelps.
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n0.Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
Ne Y York, and s. NJ: Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are tho sole agent
for TIE Joenx~I, in that city, and are su-
thorizedto contract for inserting advertise
mats for ~ ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
eve their favors with either Of the above
heuses.
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"CUBA."-The lecture on last Thursday
evening, on Cuba, by Judge Atwatec, was
we'll worth hearing. The beauties Of this
wonderful isle were pictured in glowing
words, and many interesting personal ex-
perienccs were related by the lecturer.
Some idea of its wealth and productiveness
was given by statistics as to its exports,
taxes, &c. The attendance was not at oil
what the merits of the lecture deserved.
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RAYMOND.

Stormy - Fencing School ELECTION
-Division.
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We noticed last week that Miss Lizzie
Barnes had goae to Minneapolis, to take
position % teacher in ono Of tho graded
schools Of that city. Miss Mcaaughey, on
OF the teachers in the Union School, has
also been engaged to 90 to Minneapolis. and
will leave at The close Of tho present term.
We object, most decidedly, to other places
absorbing our best teacher. They ar
needed At home. Both these young ladies are
graduates Of the st. Cloud Normal School,
and tho eagerness with which their servi.
COS are sought is one Of tho strongest Or
gumsnts possible in favor Of Norma
Schools.
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POLICE CoURT.-Durlng the past week
Newton Foster, Harvey Wehling, Heinrich
Blank and John ellis have each paid JUS
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To Builders.

Dds will be received by the undersign-
ID ed until Friday, March goth, 1872, for
the erection Of two-story brick building,
in accordance with plans and specifications
to be seen at the office Of a. E. Hussey
Architect. W. B. MITCHELL.
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There will DO preaching At the Con-
gregationsl church on next Sabbath, the
"a inst, At l02 o'clock A. NJ, by Rev. H.
p. Welton.
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AT the special election held in st.
Cloud recently on the Bond Question, the
proposition was carried by the overwhelm-
ing vote Of 1856 against II, clear majority
In favor Of tho measure Of 1858. This result
places most emphatic seal Of condemns
ton on tho course Of the opposition ''ring''
and just - emphatically endorses the
Record.
It il very evident from tho remarks
Of the papers in tho upper counties
that the "Ring" has no friends there
The people, all through Northern Minneso'
u, have been ''aeecsd'' by II, both in ant
ont Of the Land Office.
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80 bushels Early Rose Potatoes want
Cd, at Smiths Grocery
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Dr.. BRowN's LEoruRE.-By the following
dispatch received by Col. Kerr yesterday,
it will be seen that Rev. DR.. Brown will
not be able to deliver his lecture this even
ing as announced:
ST.. PAUL, March goth, 1872.
To Chas. D. Kerr, St. Cloud, MINI DIR
Brown sick-confnsd to his room-will
not allow him to go.
JNo. B. HALL, NJ. D.
Due notice will be given Of the time
when this lecture will be delivered.
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BOARD Of COUNTY COMMISSION
EIcS.
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Buckeye force-fecd Seeders,
AT GRovENoR's.
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Mr.. H. Ottensmeyer is making prep
arations for putting some fine bathrooms
in the basement Of his building.
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MIR. J. Hill has purchased Of Col.
Kerr the lot on Washington avenue on
which DeGraff & Co.'s Office now stands,
and will remove his photograph gallery
to it.
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
BVs4's.
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:GEN1us AS IS GEN1us."-Ex-Senator
Wait, the Poetical Editor of the Organ,
has been out of town during the past week,
and therefore that sheet will be without its
customary "pome." That the Ex-senator
is preternaturally gifted with the divine
efflatus there con be no doubt. We regret
that our space will not admit of our doing
better, but we must rest content with max
ing the following brief extract from one of
his lyrical efforts dedicated to ''Kothman s.
Jones' Blacksmith Shop" and published
in tho second issue of the Organ:
''Kothman 4 Jones are the kind of men
" ho shoe horses and oxen instead of men.
Tho brutes acknowledge the skill of Jones,
By standing around all day IN their bones,
For their turns to come. His humor and jest
They accept o substitute for rest"
We respectfully submit that the forego
ing verse is not only perfect as specimen
Of rythmical poetry, but is touchiDgly ten
der in sentiment. How the Ex-senator
enters into the feelings of sthe brutes," a
they stand around sin their bones!" Moth
| ing could be finer. 1t is understood tina
he has devoted much attention to the stud,
Of animals, and will soon bring out his Pc
etical masterpiece, on the ''Mule," which
it is furthermore limited, will be con sidera
bly, photographed.
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MIDNIGHT ADVENTURES OF THE NYsTER-
1ous STRANaER.-On Tuesday night an in
dividaal (name unknown) stopping at the
Central House undertook, about midnight,
to carry to his room a quantity of rye
whisky which he had concealed about his
person. installing the proper door, he
tumbled down stairs, and striking with his
head the lower door, which was locked,
burst through and landed under a table
in the dining room. His first exclamation
on being dragged out, was :''-I want to
60 to Sank Rapids" In justice to that
peaceful town, We must state that he was
not one Of its residents.
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AT six o'clock this morning the mercu-
~ stood at 15o below zero.
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Fergus Falls is to have daily mail,
from Campbell on the Main Line st. P. &
P. r. k........D. B. Sellers fractured his
leg while wrestling..."".A young man
named Nicolas Soules, of Buse town, was
killed by the falling of a tree.-Advocaie.
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BRANCH LINE.
81 WINTER TIME TABLE. 1875
SAINT CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Cloud............ $40 am
Arrive ct ............12.22 pm
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Our DELEGATIoN.-The Sank Centre
Herald pays well-deserved compliment
to Capt A. Barto, Member of the Legisla-
ture from that place. Capt. 3. proved
himself good legislator, hard worker
and an influential Member. He was q
credit to Stearns county. Indeed, the entire
delegation did their duty we'll, and carried
through such measures as their constitu-
ects were interested in which it was at
all possible to carry.
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Gen. Andrews is writing on the cult
walton of beets for the manufacture Of SUI
gar. It has proved profitable IN Sweden,
and he thinks it should in Minnesota.
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Tho Congregational Scciable will meet
n James Kennedy's on Friday evening,
Msrch 29th. All are invited.
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DIED,

In this city, March 18th, Of consumption,
ANNA Many, wife of Henry G. Her,ch-
bach, aged % years.
On the morning of March 10th, GER.
RlrJE PETRoNELLA, wife of G. A. Wander
sluis, Of St. Cloud, aged 20 years.
ST.. CLouD-Is near the confluence of
the Sank and Mississippi Rivers, in Stearns
County, Minnesota, and has population
Of nearly three thousand inhabitants. 1t
is pleasantly situated on the south bank of
the Mississippi, and through the untiring
energy and unexamrled pluck of her PEG.
pie, has secured the passage Of the branch
Of the St. Paul & P. R. r. through the
city. The enterprise, wealth and intelli-
gence of her people place St. Cloud in
the first rank of Western cties.-SherJurns
County Ne,cs.
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'IRsT DIV. ST. p. & r. RAILROAD
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-Sleighing in most places throughout
this county is as good now as at any time
during the winter. The weather aver
AGES s'cool."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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1t is stated that bank, to be called
''The Citizens Bank" will be opened at
Sank Centre about the first Of April, by
Mr.. Andrew J. Smith, recently of Apple
ton, Wis. :
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DIR. 8. F. Brown, Of Maine Prairie,
has left at our Office = hens egg which
measures eight inches. Not bad place
for eggs, that.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-21

Call and examine goods and get prices
Of Smiths Grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-21

The st. Cloud special election showed
an almost unanimous feeling favorable to
bonding the city in aid of the St. Paul s.
Pacific Railroad. The "Ring organ re.
ceived its "irst baptism Of FIRE" on the
occasion of this election-controling only
II votes out of 402.-Houston County Jour-.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-21
LOCAL NEWS
Omcial Paper Of tho City.

~ TheCirculation OF The journal
sDOUBLE that OF any other paper
Pablishedln Northern Minncsota. Lot
Advertlsersreme mber this.