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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14
Narrow Guapeff Railroad from

The Narrow Guage4 Railroad from
Minneapolis to La Crosse by way Of
this city, is expected to be pushed
through this season. We are Informed
that Mr.. Washburn, of Minneapolis,
has made arrangements in New York
that ensure the raising Of tho funds re.
quired, aud he will start next week on
a trip along the line of the road, and
may be expected here by the middle Of
next week. He will find our citizess
quite ready for a railroad connection
with Minneapolis.-lb;d.
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TAKE NOTICE.

The Postmaster General has ordered all
postmasters to hold all newspapers and
magazines until the postage has been paid
thereon, and in order to carry out those In
structions, I shall not deliver to any per-
son their papers at the commencement Of
tho next quarter april 1st until the pos
tage ispatd thereon: I would respectful
ly request all citizens Of ST. Cloud to be
prepared with the required amount Of
money, so that . blockade ct the delivery
will be avoided and sayes themselves, -
well as Others gre<t eaaauatssf e. annoy
ance. f%s 81
Nv ], E.WEaT. Postmaster.
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] Or Of the duties Of the Republi-
can State Convention in May will be,
to nominate ., candidate for State Auz
ditor. The Rochester Post brings out
Mi. .. 2. Whitcomb, and says. ysy g
r eve do.lot care 70 argue the propriety
Of Mr.. Mcllrath's denomination, but assuua-
ing that It IL not t. the interest Of the RE-
publican party 70 adopt the principle Of
life terms in the Auditors Office, W do not
think the party can ind any better candi-
/ date then Mr.. Whitcomb. He 10 ( sentle.
man Who in the responsible Office Of Treas,
urer 81 this eopnty. has shown ! thorough
capacity for the disehAfeS 81 business. { 3
that character and is well known through.
out the State @ 6 geltlenan whose no IL,
instion would reflect credit upon the par.J
and whose election would 30 certainty. s
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"A sharp Memphisiianrl Il,

~ sharp Menphi.i.n, desiroats 81
seeing Alexis, took Of his ooa., put !.
big sasatoea trunk % bis shoulder,
and walked up stairs, evadiog the police
Who we're instructed to keep everybody
ont ofssthe Peabody House. He
carried two hundred pound trunk up
two fights, didn't zee the Grand Duke,
and had bio coat stolen.
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p Julia Connolly, aged eleven years,
is dying from hydrophobia in New
York, having been bitten by mad
dog. Six other children were bitten
by the same animal, which has since
been killed.
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$500 CHALLENGE
:. New York An. INsrlrg1s FAM BullQNa,

y" :. NEW York An. INsr11u1s FAM Bpnp1Ha,l ;
:" November 4, 1911.
z. II. so Beekman Street, New York, = 49,. g
sm.-This certi6es that Isaw the Lightning Cross
Cut Saw worked by hand by two men: Nov. 2, at this
Fair. Said me n and Saw cut off q sound sx9 inch
chestnut log in 81 seconds and IL cuts Of the same
continuously, in two minutes and IS seconds, at
rate Of cord Of wood in less than niue Ihinut
am satisfied that for all purposes IF cross cutting
avs have norivsl il speed lin eass, simploi-
~.
I believe their universal use, Would save q vast
millions Of men, ~ ": BLAKE, e1pt; Aft.
Where the Hstdwars,trade do not Belfs the gepu.
+ Inc saw, Fix foot CrossCnt and Wood saw ship.
ped on receipt Of 80. <, = =.
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JOsEPH RDELBROCK.
FOR THE EAST.

Mr.. J. W. Teuvoorde will start for the
East this week. to purchase an entirely
new stock Of goods for his store. 1t will
include dry goods, clothing, dress goods,
groceries, notions, crookery, and every
thing that may be wanted. It will DO TIL
stock Of the season for st. Cloud. In the
meantime, all goods on hand will be sold
at COT, to make room for what are coming
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A SAD P1crUnI:-Ouf readers will we'll
remember the storm on the 18th ult., in our
report Of which appeared tho names Of ".
H. Morrow and his son. Robert H., who
were frozen to death. To add to the sor-
row ofthe children, Of whom there arc sew
en- left, the mother has become insane, and
on Thursday last she Was taken by Dr..
King to the hospital for the insane at st.
Peter.-0lenvood Esylt. L of.i'5'::j;'
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in the Chicago post Office the oth-
or day there was found in the mails q
newspaper containing $ll0 which the
simple minded sender was trying to
forward to England Under two cent
stamp. The name Of the party mail:
ing the paper coald not be ascertained,
and tho valuable package went to the
dead letter Office.
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SPECIAL. OFFER.

:, For $s.o0Ws willsend to any address
The JOURNAL and tho St. Paul .Pre.s for
one year. The regular price for the two
ia84 90 , =. -. o., -. ( q: R'~,c.
For $500 TH1 JouRHAI; and tho Min
neapolis Dolly Ebesing Nevs will b. sent
for one year. 49,
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Pork
-: Lard,
E1ams, and
..,>,x Shoulders.
In quantities to suit, ct =.
D. N. G. MURPHY l. CO.'S
BLANk0

We have on. hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment Of
legal blanks, including: :.:s : !; -. ,.
Deed.-Warranty, Quit-elAim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
Dutrict Court-Summons, Notices Of
Trial. Notes Of Issue and Executions. ~
Jssties's Oosrt--Sunmons and Ssbpe-
mas. - / :. S-~.
To Towx Orr1crRs.-We are able to
urnish the folio wing blanks to order, in
any quantity desired: 80 = 81
Order Of Supervisorslaying out : new
road. = - or ="
Release Of Damage by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of reads (for public
Town orders. with stubs. bound Or an IN
bound. ~. -: .,- &c.
Afidavits to be attached to all Bills, for
town or county use -. -,
Bond Of Town Treasurers. -.
s" Constable. ~, 49, 49, ...,,.
:" ~ Justice Of the Peace. >.. -.
Notice Of election to Town Office. @,..
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers. - - -
Notice to District Clerk Of Election Of
| Juatice Of the: Peace. = -
I Notice Of Election Of Constable. =
I These blanks are suitable for any toWl
Orders from tho country, for large
mall quantities, filed ct st. Paul Prl'
i 81 85Etsxts, - 5# i ). & s}.tzsjk IL
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"A Connecticut man hung himself,
and jury Of his noighbors was empan-
eled in accordance with the require
ments in the case. After mature de-
liberation upon the evidence adduced,
one of tho number WAS asked what con.
clusion he had reached, when no frank.
ly responded 30 there haint she least
mossel 1t doubt:in my mind ofthe crit
ter's guilt. - e; e ss..5s: ~ ~
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CLOSING OUT.
GROCERIES, VERY CHEAP.

80
From. and: after this date will sell my
entire stock Of groceries, glassware, crock
cry and earthenware at cost and below
eo.t-for cash. The fixtures in the store
are also for sale.
intend going out Of tho busines., and
in order to close ont without; delay, will
sell these goods at great bargains. Call
and see. -, i,,%:. ,t4'f{E.;
All persons indebted to me, or having
accounts against me, will call at once for
settlement, as intend to leave town.
II. II. HOVDEN,
~! Next door to West House.
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NOTICE..

=, TIE, JOURNAL Office has just received, q
very large and complete stock Of new type,
cuts, borders, &C.; purchased at the besi
Eastern foundries.' Also a;fine assortment
Of wood type for posters. These addition
will enable US to turn ont better work that
eve ever :. before, and equal to the best done in
orders, which will receive prompt atten
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A MELANCHOLY B11AK-Dowx.-Thers
are lively brsak-downs that make IN a.
dienoe laugh, and there are aad ;. and SER
rowfll brsak-downs that make The kind.
hearted Gtisvs. Te the latter class be.
longs tho enjsrvation of body and mind
which is usually called general debility"
or "nervous weakness. and which, when
neglected, too often terminates in atropby
and death. A wholesome msdieatsd stimu-
LIANT is the one thing needed in. eases Of
this description, and science and experience
unite In pointing to Plantation Bittsrs -
the true specific. Ths1fact that it combines
The properties q e iny,sorant with those
ofa regulator and Alternative, in exactly
The proportions necessary %. produce Z
radical change In the tone Of the system,
and tho aetfea Of tke digestive in 10 favo,
% . general restorative:
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THINK OF 17.-Mr. W.a.B. Mason, the
well-knoyn.. and popular Agent of the
Northwestern Life Insurance Company of
Milwaukee, WAS in town few days last
week. He started for Sank Centre. on
Tuesday, Ut which place he wilt receive up
plioations for short time. Although Mr..
N. has already insured the lives Of : num-
Der Of the most prominent citizens Of Sank
Centre in the excellent Company he repre-
seuts, yet We risk nothing in saying that
this trip will bring him many morel appli-
cations. He will return to this city about
the first Of, next week, and will remain uu-
til the close. Those who want to insure
and every man should-on any Of the U su-
| IL plans, and in one of the safest. Com
panies in existence, should not fail to see
Mr.. Mason. ~ TT
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Elder" Ely, Who :wis: ssrsssnt-st
Arms Of the Senate during tho last session,
writes to the Wiuona Republican Is follows
concerning the Democratic Senator from
Stearns:
Mr.. Wright, . lawyer Of st. Cloud, is .
hard working man. He stood by the st..
Cloud bond bill till It WAS carried triumph
antly through, in the early part Of the sss-
sion. He WAS one Of, the Committee ON
Education, and q; great friend Of Normal
| schools.
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Here is q story of love and constanty
which has made material tor few days
gossip at Washington: Ten years ago ito
daughter Of .. naval officer stationed At
San Francisco became engaged to hand
some young Russian, Who visited that Iort
with tho Russian feet. The lovers were
soon separated : the lady in course Of time
came with her father to Washington. A
correspondence was maintained regularly,
but there was no opportunity for o. meet
ing. Finally, the officer Was, ordered to .
distant post, where mails were unknown.
No word Was heard Of him for three years.
IN spite Of the remonstranoe Of her: friends
the lady trusted and waited, and ~; few
weeks ago . letter came to ray; that he
was on his way to America to claim the
fulfllment Of her promise. He brought
with him sister, Of whom report speaks
as the most beautiful woman ever seen in
Washington, and the other day the con
slaney Of ten years Was rewarded by
quiet Wedding at Georgetown. =,
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MlsNEsoTANEWs.

"A son Of Albert hnson, Of Wa
basha, broke his leg While wrestling.
Hon. John MILF, Of Red Wing,
is about to visit Swei n in tho interests
Of immigration.
The Minneapolis Tribune says s.
600 hogs wc,e out anl packed in that
city during the past year.
i: Sub contracts + r grading lO8
miles of the Winona K St. Peter Rail-
road west of New Um, have already
been let by the De Gtaffs.
VI On Thursday morning, burglars
took about $1,000 worth Of watches,
jswelry, &C., from thajewelry establish.
ment Of +. ". storer, at Minneapolis.
Tho trial Of Red Farrell, one Of
the murderers Of Elliot WAS concluded
At Wabasha On Thursday. The jury,
Alter being out seven hours, rendered
a verdict Of "guilty Of murder in the
6rst degree" and Farrell was sentenced
to be hanged Sept. 6tl. 4
Farrell, convicted Of murder .
Wabashav; and sentenced to- lba huns
in July, escaped from jail on Wednes
day by knocking down the tura key
aud was recsptured. 90 was disoov
! cred in the basement of the schoo
house, without hat, coat or shoes: .
The Rochester Record says tia
MT. George Leonard, Of the firm o
Leonard l. Thatcher, Of that city ha
received, from man iu Mississippi,
draft for 1858, it being for = bill q
goods sold him before the war-----
The remains Of two infants have bee
found in vaults .t Rochester go
lad named Charles Morrow, Of have,
bill, died suddenly 10 : fit.
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A D1saRAoEFuL SoEx1.-0n Saturday
afternoon last brute by the ,1ame Of
Heath, filed himself tolerable full Of whis-
Ky and then induced his boy, about ten
years Of sgs to drink until he 'bessme Graz
ed and unmsusgeabls. In this condition
the father undertook q take Tie child
through the streets 70 Ais home. but only
succeeded IN reaching the corner Of Rich
mond Ave. and g. Gsrnains st., when he
|, yas overhauled BY officer Huntoon who
conducted him to the jail. The lad strug-
gled, swors and screamed but was taken
home in sleigh. We are informed thai
another uaps dsesnty sober, by; the name
Of Hall, was party to the business Of get.
ting the boy intoxicated which, II true, en-
titles Mr.. Hall to . cowhid1ng. On Mon
day morning Heath was arrsigned ant
fined the usual amount. for >: plain. drunl
BY Esq. Barnes, who stated 70 him that i
1t were not that his family VS. sufferinl
for food ind whatever fine he impose d "a
Just 90 much taken from them, he woul'
1naict the ssversst penalty. nv ,-st~,, -
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ST. CLOUD AND PsxB1NA RA1laoAD.-
Tho Fergus Fslls .Aduoeste announcer with
great rejoicing that tie ST. Cloud and
Pembina Railroad has been located through
that town that sub-eentraets have been
let for tho grading Of th6s' road the entire
distance from St Cloud to point some
thirty miles northwest OF Fergus Falls
that contractors are already on the ground
making preparations for work = that cars
viii 30 running from st. Cloud TO Fergus
Falls, : distance q 12o miles, h the q. Lest
Eof November; thst the Railroad Company
tpurchassd the water power 4 that place,
and viii erect mills end manufacture slarg,
quantities Of lumber and every thing j:
Ilovsly in that direction. Same here.
-sfiEr iENfsl---- - - = - 49,: y
-Hsadquartsrs for cheap groceries Of 81
kinds, At siEaA 2gst 1870
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CLOSING OUT, J.,

Having received a:neH stoek q choice
staple snd fancy dry goeds. 40 Try want Of
room 1 will sell mysnsire stosk q boots,
shoes and crockety q md bslow cost for
cash. b. ~ Ssss:E'
JOSEPH RDELBROCK.
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ALEXANDRIA 'Ir1xs.-Three hundred
and seventy letters were mailed at Alexsn-
dris one day last week. The daily aver.
is now about three hundred. Mrs.
Christina johnson, over seventy years old,
met with . serious accident Sunday even
ing. While walking from her sons house
to her own in the Alexandria stookade, she
slipped and fell, breaking her thigh bone.
As she il old and fesbls, the injury 10 .
very severe one.........The Alexsndria Land
Office has been in operation just three
years. During that time over two thous.
and homestead entries and fifteen hundred
prs-emptaon filings have been made in the
district. These represent 1t least half .
million sores Of land opened to actual SET
Element: and cultivation within the time
named. railroad company have
made application to the District Court for
the appointment Of commissioners to sp-
praise the night Of Wy damages on oil
lands where IN amioable settlement cannot
be made. Tkis mostly applys to ne1-resi'
dents who cannot be reached by the com.
mittee having the business in charge
Mr.. Orange Msttison, Of Hudson, struck
water in earnest last week. lie WAS dig
cling we'll On his farm and had reached 9
depth Of thirty-hvs feet, when water ap'
pesred in such . quantity that the digger
was forced to make . hasty exit. In five
minutes from the time the vein was struck
the water WAS flowing over the top Of thu
we'll. and still continues to pour out Z
steady stream. The soil is blue clay, tough
and hard, and not likely to wash away
Mr.. Mattison Is in luck, and can? suppl,
his prairie nsighbors with surplus water.-
| posf ~ -. i =. =, Il. ..,
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&c to Herbert & Lambs livery stable
and take : look at the fine draught and
driving horses for sale there. .s.s = IT
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!. NJ. CLOUD.
Etpa. tAs 0tser 1aI City Record.

{l'tom tAs Otisr Tad City Record.
81. Cloud is havinga hrst-olass row
among her citizens over the location Of the
railroad bridge At that place. The site
Of crossing has been chosen adversely 10
the interests Of what Tan JouauA1 calls
the "Riug, !" aud Is THs Joua1A1 has ID
vored the site selected, and opposed the
wiahes Of The Ring. which isoonosivsd e,be
detrimental IA s,tras Interests e the ~
Ejority Of the btsths rlae.,tA. Ring
has establishs4 iS oload aEsshsr Re-
publican paper fsF AZ purpose q killing
Tn Jou.nAI. VI hardly anticipate; that
the last named paper u ii much danger of
being chilled" BY : rival projected iasuch
. spirit-if II be true that The asv paper
!, started with such : purpose. q paper
which, in defending the rights aud true m
terests Of the people, is brought into con-
tact with = ''Riug'' which d, opposing
those interests, deserves, -sadnias times
out.o ten will receive, an addition to ito
support from the hsis,s, ii To zpep.,
'whirh more than eompensates it for tho
loss Of patronage Of the few enemies it
makes, however influential they may be.
ssS ---.~rg,
Of the State Normal School Board Was
held in St. Paul on Monday evening. DR..
NJ. G: Tolman, OF this city, with DR.. swse-
ney, of~Red Wing, was sworn into Office.
Resolutions were adopted looking to the
eurtailment Of Model Schools forbidding
further charges for books OF stationery
furnished Normal students expenses shall
be incurred only by Prudential Commit
tees, and no debts shall be contracted be-
yond appEeptfsouA; requiring The Pro-
fesdors . furnish thS Committees MN II
estimate Of the expenses necessary for
each term that the Committees shall hold
sessions at the beginning Of each month
while the Normal Schools are in session !;
and the Chairman Of the Committees to
keep An account with local Trea sursrs. It
was also resolved to procure book, in
which each person entering q . Normal
student shall iign IN agreement to teach .
specified number Of years in the schools Of
tho State, apdshould tiny fail to- do 70,
their pledge shall be endorsed with the
words ':dishensrahly yhrokea-" Dr.. Toll
man Eae e1eetsd resident member Of the
Prudential Committee for the st. Cloud
school. .,.
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Watson Bros, Of Sank Rapids, are do
ing good business il the line Of general
merchandise. They ore sound. reliable
business men.
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THE MARKET 3
ST., CLouD. March ~ 1870

2 ST.. CLoup,a March, II 1872.
Wheat-Pirm at $500 aSIc5. 1854 5'o%s'
Oats-36c to 38c. F*a1t%@' lz2s-s.5:
Corn-45a50c. ..,.. ~
j. Barley-60o
= Rye, 55c.
Bran-6oc per cwt.. .
Shorts-$ -.
!. Feed-$la$1 go per owt.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, sxi
sells at 81. i,
!: Beans, $1.s6 to $500, according { /,
quality. >@ '2A ':'# o. %&'%': 49, sE@@ g"
Potatoes buying At 5oa6oc. <"1'
Cheese-Minnesota, 2oc; New York, 25c
Butter-Ranges from 123c to Csc. '>"s
Eggs-20a25c.' '* -.'-!'s Fl al >s,sfsS =
Green apples-$4 5oa5, 90 PER Dbl; go
cts. per peck. '~'.7'9@ !! : ss''-'. reg "a II
Cranberries-2. 5oas.oo. - @.&~.,::' ss@a
Wool, doc. -. -" 7.... Z Il: g, .'<c /,
Dry maple wood is worth ~$4a$4.50 fol-
full cord greennaple; oak, 80. ,$4a$4 IS;
tamarac, $3.50.
:.4 ...a. =: MILWAUKEE, March Is.
Wheat--$1 2S* for No. l.
Oets-slo for No. 2.
Corn-37c for Nc. 2.
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q FoH RBxT.-A centrally located And
comfortable dwelling. house., On Welles
Avenue, Inquire at this Office.
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On MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men ,,on great SOCIAL, EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
Wiltshire means Of relief Tor the Erring and Unfor.
tqnste diseased and debilitated. Sent Free In sealed
enyelopes Address, HOWARDAsSOCIATI No.
Is Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa. ..:sI
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-Bsckeys fsreS- tssd ss,aers, s.=.
] ;. ;. AAx Gnovsinon's.

Mr.. II. Asklss ~ u towslAst week
with sled Of ask liek 80 ia .
lake few miles fro tsvn. 8 9 ss.pls Of
hours. He sold them & Ate snls peek.
-Sauk Centre Reral1. q ! 80 ssss;s5
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The Wisconsin Legislature, sends
9 memorial to- Congress, asking for the
filling up, of the canal at Duluth. 49,:
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St. Paul has enlarged its bouuda-
rios aud is now five miles long by an
average Of two and half miles wide.
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SCHOOL Aoxzx.-In thss semi-annusl
superintendent Of the interest On the State
School Fund, tho following smounts come
to this part Of the State g. 49,, - ,
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Fresh asi Of ~ i kinds; including
fresh herring, eaabe had 4 CoAtss : Free
mans. 46%-sss,sst sss ii 99
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"A large supply Of smoked, dried and
salt fsa, just received IS Paul Moeksn-
haupt's. =:
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THE THIRD DlsrRICr.

The following table shows the politi.
cal complexion, and the population 10
1870, Of the Cong essional District Of
Of which Stearny county forms part,
under the new apportioament:
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-sank Centre has recently organised
brass band. and the Instruments, twelve in
aumbsr, have been ordered from Boston.
Lieut.. Howard il to toot on an ID cornet,
whils Capt. Barto will "taks horn"-s
500 E b bass. 49,. p.
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elegant stock Of Wedding presents
has just been received q Bush's JsWelry
Store.
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!: -Crsnbsrriss, farina, aoat meal, dessica-
ted ceesa- nut, and dried fruits Of eli kinds,
at 80, J, ., !, - .r,.ss LIMpER1cH's.
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: The bond appropri lioa i

The bond appropri kisp ~ carried
BY vote Of 1856 to II, SIS 81. Cloud, on
Monday. I. Was crushing defeat for the
tsRing."- -zaylors Fills Reporter.
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:. ALLEN L RussELI

E Fonz sAIr.-A pair ofs hs.vy horses. Il
quire Immediately 81
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"A lot Of fine drausht and driving horsea
for sale ct Herbert 4 Lambs Livery Stable
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14
PAUL MoCKINuAUPT'e.

:No11o1.-Dayis, Bsal : Co. will pay the
highest cash price for III kinds II grain !.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14

Old papsrs for sale q this oiaoe, By
the dozen o. hundred.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-14

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