The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-04

Sank Centre, 2
All other towns in the county will be entitled to
one delegate each. Bass-one delegate for each town
or ward and one additions! delegate for every 50
major fraction thereof.
J.E. WEST,
Chairman Rep Co. Com
Dated st. Cloud, July 4th, 1872.
CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
s copies, $1.75 each.
8 g $50
NJ. E. CHuRCu.-Services every Sabbath
at 10Y AN. and 8P. NJ. Strangers invited.
Rev. F. A. R1ca1N, Pastor
old papers for sale at this Office, by
the dozen or hundred.
The weather to-day, wednesday, is
bright and beautiful, and promises well for
the Fourth.
There will be services in the NJ. E.
Church on next Sabbath morning, at lO4
A. N. Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. F. A.
Riggin:
Rev. Mr.. Picket has returned, and
will hold services at the Congregations
church on next Sabbath morning and even.
ing, at the usual hours.
John Smith, Chas. Dahlem and NJ.
Carroll found that joint drunk was reck-
oned by Justice Barnes yesterday to be
worth just $3.50 in clean cash.
Rev. F. A. Rlggin will preach SER
mon to the young people of Sank Rapids,
in the NJ. E. Church, on next Sabbath even
ing. Services to commence at NJ.
-Nessrs. Henderson, Smith, Jones and
Cooper, returned on Monday afternoon from
their Fergus Falls trip. They were much
pleased with the country and all they saw,
and had fine time.
We are indebted to Mr.. E. Cspple for
o nice lot of Early Rose potatoes, raised in
his own garden. They range in size from
= hens egg to gooss's egg, Mr.. G. has
been having potatoes for the last two weeks.
some we'll grown-up boys have been
engaged within the past few days in vilely
defacing buildings, and the first thing
some Of them know they will be wishing
they could change their position for seat
in kettle Of boiling aoft soap.
MIR. H. J. Fowler showed us this week
some samples Of winter wheat gathered
from his farm. The heads were foe inches
long, and were we'll filed out. Winter wheat
will yet prove as successful as spring wheat
in Northern Minnesota.
AS our regular publication day comes
this year on the Glorious Fourth, and as
this office is brimful of patriotism, which
must have abundant opportunity for work
ing itself off, We 60 to press to-day (Wel-
nesday).
"A meeting of the Directors of the St.
Cloud Bridge Company was held on last
Saturday evening, at which it was resolved
to issue $4,000 in ten per cent. bonds, run
ming one and two years, with which to take
up outstanding bonds. now due.
The Union School closed on Friday
with very satisfactory examination. The
vacation will continue until about the frs
Of September. A change is proposed in tn
school year which will bring the close o
the summer term about two weeks earlier
MIR. Albert Smith left with Mr.. Loui
Goyette this week basket Of splendit
strawberries. Several of the largest meas
ured five inches in circu inference. Thi
has been an excellent year for strawber
ries, and they are both abundant and good
The Governor has issued commission
to tho following officers Of Company F
Second Regiment National Guards, at St
Cloud: Captain, Ed. c. earns; First Lieu
tenant, Andrew Lawson: Second Lieuten
ant. John J. Dorr.
Much rain has fallen during the pas
week or two-more than the crops SCENE,
to require. 1t is feared material DANA p
may be done to the wheat. On Monda
night there was q heavy rain and win
storm.
-Messrs. L. Robinson s. Son, who hav
the contract for e1cavating and for built
ing the wall Of the dam of the Sank Rapic
Water Power, have fifty-two men at worl
and are looking for more. Their contrat
will take all summer, with large force .
men.
On Saturday three-years' old son
Mr.. ]. G. Wilson got hold of bottle col
tanning mixture of croton and sweet OF
and swallowed mouthfull, with the US,
al results, including a severe burning
the mouth. The little fellow thought
was bottle Of soothing syrup, of viii,
article he was very fond, and conclude
to help himself while he had good chanc
-Boyd's patent porcelain-lined top fri
jar, the best in market, at Boyd's.
Straw hats and summer goods will
sold at the Chicago Clothing Hall At cu
prices.
PICKLES by the gallon. at
RUssELL's.
DO not buy your crockery without Il,
going to Paul Mockenharprs. He has
large stock and is selling cheap.
Rhodes & Spencer sell Honey a.
~ Qlyoerine soap at cents cake.
.-Packer's patent ice cream freeze
T. and National broilers, at Rosepborrcr Err