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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-23

MORE OF THE SAME.-In our last issue
we gave q list of the members Of the grad.
uating class in the Normal School who
would begin teaching At once. Members Of
other classes. which will not graduate for
year or two yet, will also teach during
the vacation, among whom ore: Misses
Matilda Knott, Mary Cambell, Matilda
Sutton, Jennie Bentley, Julia Noyes, Bet
tie Conncll, Alice Tobey and Emma Laugh
ton. Of former pupils Of thu school who
have not yet returned to graduate, a num-
Der are teaching. Of whom we may men
ton, Misses Hannah Bennett, Mary Ben
nett and Ellen Fuller: The St. Cloud
School is redeeming faithfully its pledges
to the State, and is making ample returns
for the money invested.
u. F. Stevenson 4 Co. have their new
pillow and pattern shop nearly completed
In connection with their blacksmith shop,
to which it is attached, it gives them l3C
feet under one roof.
Just received at Spicer s. Carlisle s.
large assortment Of green rep, csrpe
and patent bed lounges.
-Refrigerators, ice chests, filters, va
ter coolers, ioe.cream freezers Of al
kinds, sizes and prices At the House Fur
nishing Store Of G. Webster Peck, %:
Third street, st. Paul.
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Wines and liquors, the best in the
market, for medicinal purposes, At
RueSHLL's.
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IS. W. Turner has contract for fur.
nishing Fort Abercrombie With fresh beef
Ct l8 and l8 cents per pound.
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.-Builders will find a. Rosenberger
Bros. everything they may want in the
hardware line, cheap.
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ALI orders for goods from G. Webster
Peok's Housekeepers' Emporium, 81. Paul,
promptly attended to, and prices, whole
sale and retail, furnished on application
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HERN1A.-1t is now demonstrated that
rupture can be surely cured without suffer-
Ing Elastic T+usses are superseding oil
others. We advise all, before buying met
q trusses or supporters, to send Tor as
scriptive circular to the ELASTIC TRUs
COMPANY, No. 683 Broadway, New York.
n37- l2W
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To HoUsEwIvEs.-We use the Charter
Oak Stove, or at least our better half does,
and she says there is nothing in the way
Of cooking that can not be done easily and
quickly on the stove, and we therefore rec
ON mend it. to all.
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Joseph Edelbrook, one Of the oldestt
residents and most reliable business men
in St. Cloud, WAS elected Mayor Of that city
last week.-A,xneepoh Democrat.
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-Lumbermen know where to buy, at
Smiths Grocery.
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~. W. Tenvoorde has put up hand.
some now SWning.7 49,. ,s-'
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Parents should look out for their boys.
Some Of them who have been damaging
buildings will De very apt to get into trou-
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You went the best Mower-get the
Meadow King, at GAovENoR's
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NoT1oE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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Best assorted stock of shelf hardware
ever brought to Northern Minnesota, can
| be found at Ressnberger Bros, i
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jswelry
Store.
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The Little Champion Reaper for sale
{ GBovIuOR's.
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4MITH's GROCERY.

y. B. Scberer is kept busy all tho time
receiving aud selling new goods. II you
have not already been at his store, call and
satisfy yourself.
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MONTGOMERY l. WEsT's.

You can get u pounds Of coffee A
sugar for one dollar, and sixteen ounces to
the pound, at
Mnrraonnpv T. Wear,a
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Wine of Life and English Gin for me-
dicinal purposes, at RussELL's
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Mr.. J. r. Clark 10 putting the famous
Star Copper lightning rods ON buildings.
Give him your orders. = j
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-Gauze and linen underwear, at
J. PRONDZINsKI's.
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
BUsH's,
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Death to Tirsmiths! Stone milk dish
es. in any amount, at Boyd's.
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Go to Heward's and buy your nice
cuts Of meat, cheap for cash.
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Garden trellises. floral tools for ladies
and children. terra Gotta vases, rustic
hanging baskets and stands, flower pots,
wire and wooden plant stands, in immense
variety, At G. Webster Peck's, 232 Third
street, st. Paul.
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-Hominy, oat meal and fresh crackers
always at Boyd's.
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Whitewater Wagons are tho best made
They can be bought at GRovExoR's.
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NJ. E. CHuRcu.-Services every Sabbath
at l0s A. N. and 8P. N. Strangers invited.
REv. F. A. R1oa1N, Pastor
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Oranges and lemons, BY Tho box, At
St. Paul prices, ct Boyd's.
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"A large lot Of feed for sale At E. Cur
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-Drausht and driving horses for sale
at Herbert'e livery stable.
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Moro new goods received this week
1T Mrs, Lambert's.
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"A large stock of ready made clothing
lust received at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
in made OF the best material and in the
most substantial manner. Hu can accom-.
modate you with anything you may want.
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"A lot Of the celebrated Hollingsworth
Hay Rskes at Grovenor's.
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If you want warm or cold bath, 60
to Ottensmeyer's bath aud barber rooms.
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For SODA WATER, go to
LIMpEkICH's.
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Maple sugar, the best quality and the
largest lot ever sold in st. Cloud, at Boyd's.
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Il. 900 old papers for sale ct this Office,
i packages Of 100 or less.
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Rustic chsirs at Rosenherger Bros
Will be sold ct vsry reasonable figures.
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IF you want to see q
lively time, just call at
II. 5teinbur4's, between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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III you want goods cheap and full
weight, 60 to Smiths Grocery.
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The Baptist Social Society will meet
with Mrs-B. Smith, in lower town, Friday
afternoon and evening, the 8lst inst. All
arc invited,
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Jars ans milk pans (best earthernware)
for sale at J. G. Huber's.
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1t has been definitely settled that the
railroad from this city is to run via Dayton
instead of Fergus Falls. Mr.. E. M. Wright,
who is one of the principal proprietors Of
the town-site, started for there this week.
We presume he has begun already count
ing up tho ducats received from the sale Of
amman 1nfa
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Splendid rain to-day. Good growing
weather all the week,
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Strawberries are among tho luxuries
Of the season. A fair average bite is
worth about fifteen cents.
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Fresh fruits and vegetables st Boy d.
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Rev. F. A. Riggin, Pastor NJ. E.
church, viii preach sermon on Intemper-
snce, next Sabbath evening, commencing
at SIN
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SPLENDID WAGONS.

We saw, this week, in front Of Bogenrief
& Fuller's shop as dae Farm Wagon as
We have ever seen in this city. There is
no humbug about it, every thing about
the wagon being made of first class
material and in q FIRST class manner.
Messrs. Bogenrief & Fuller have 25 of
these wagons and they sell them at the low
figures Of $85 and 500. If you want to
buy wagon call and examine these, 70
what's tho use Of paying 500 for wagon
when you can get one much better for $85.
THE HORSE AND His RIDER. 1T was q
happy day for the Horse and its rider when
the Mustang Liniment was introduced as a
cure for the external diseases and injuries
Of both. In the stable, the barn and the
household this wonderful emollient is equ-
ally useful. If horse is spawned, or
foundered, or harness-galled, or afflicted
with any other Of the many superficial ills
that equine flesh is heir to, the Liniment
effects speedy cure, and 1t is equally ef-
hcacious when applied to drauglt oxen Or
COWS suffering from outward dwellings,
strains, or hurts of any description. As
an application for bruises, cuts, burns,
rheumatism, stiff joints, sprains, neuralgia,
earache and tooth-aehe, 1t takes prece-
dence for all other topical remedies, and is
therefore an article Of prime necessity in
families.
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On Tuesday q man named Fielder was
caught in q falling embankmeut at the
excavation for B. Vossberg's new building,
and buried all except his head. He had
to be dug out, and relieved himself while
the operation was going on by yelling like
a nood fo1lo-
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MIR. John Cooper, OF this city, has
the contract for carrying the mail from
Alexandria to Glenwood. and return.
Mr.. Cooper has also the contract for car
rying the mail, tri-weekly, from St. Cloud
to Litch6eld, via Maine Prairie and Fair
Haven-leaving Mondays, Wednesdays
| and Fridays, and arriving at Litch6e]d on
tho evening Of the same days; leaving
| Litchfeld Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days, and arriving here the same evening"
! -Messrs. Young & Bradford are entire
ly within bounds when they say, as they
do in their new advertisement this week
that they have one Of the finest stocks Of
dry goods, hats, caps and gents furnishing
goods ever brought to this city. They arr
selling at the old prices, without regard tt
recent advances. Every body should cal
and see them.
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Emerson Saw Works.

EMERSON 70 syssk a7A 35ik IA sssssklGI
ssEESI6HNDSMV lESliEsyE ! !, '''
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! Y Draught aud driving horses for sale A.
Horbsrts livery stable. :
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Young Man Bush has what you want
or ought to want-engagement rings.
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CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
club rates Of THE JOURNAL:
S copies, Sl.75 each.
3 - 15O
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Go to Grovsnor's and get IN Ohio
Champion Reaper.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. W. T. Tuttle return
ed from the East on Friday. Flatterng in
ducements were offered him to remain in
Brooklyn and teach music, but he very
much preferred St. Cloud. He will devote
his attention to his music pupils, as here
tcfore.
Mr.. Jas. s. Mitchell returned from the
East last evening, where he purchased o
new and large stock of books, stationery,
sc.
Mr.. G. II. Kaufman returned on 5atur-
day with his bride from o trip eastward.
He was serenaded by the band in the even
ing.
Lieut.. J. r. Howard, of Sank Centre,
was in the city this week. He says crops
up the Sank Valley are in splendid condi'
lion.
Mr.. A. J. Reed, Of St. Paul, paid hi.
friends here a flying visit on Saturday.
Mr.. r. G. Burdick, who has been decid-
eddy on the sick list for some time, is orna-
menting the sidewalks with his presence
again.
DR.. Mcdonald, Of Cornwall, Canada,
arrived here few days since, and has en-
tered into partnership with DR.. Senkler
for the practice of medicine. He was 8
classmate of DR.. Senkler's in college, and
is said to be physician OF experience and
ability.
DR.. Bowmsn, Of Minneapolis, was il
the city on Saturday. He owns som
property here, and intends, We understand
making further Investments.
W. N. MoNair, ESQ.,, Of the same place
| Was also in town this week:
Mr.. W. A. Stevenson, Of the st. Clou'
Foundry, who has been spending . mum
Der Of months in the East returned HON
to-day.
Maj. Camp, Of Minneapolis, was in tow
on Tuesday.
MIR. J. F. Thierse. Postmaster at Thierse
NJ. u. Cambell, Haywood ; NJ. Hanson
Rockville; W. Goundry, Santiago, an
Geo. 7. Rice, Watab, have been among tn
many folks in town this week.
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Tariff reduction on tea, ten to fifteen
cents per pound Mt 49,.
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Mr.. W. Mercer has imported from
England lot Of very handsome book
marks woven IN silk. The workmanship
and the designs are very fine. Drop in at
Mr.. MERGERS jewelry store and take a look
at his assortment Of these goods.
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Tho Police Court is drcadfully dry
Not single fearful example Of human de.
prsvity has put in an appearance there for
two weeks.
by direction Of the State Normal
Board the Primary branch Of Model De-
partment will be discontinu ed-the Gram
mar room to be retained.
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~. Huber has just received fine lot o.
looking glasses, oil sizes. --->,,,.
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yellow crockery. ware in large amounts
for farmers use. for sale At J. G. Huber's.
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On Monday Prot. Moore, Miss Walker,
Miss Ravens and Miss Barrett, teachers in
the Normal School, and Miss Tolmsn and
Miss Mayer, graduates, started for Winona
to attend tho institute which is to be held
at that place during this week and ne1t.
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An smigrant passed through town
this week, bound for frontier homestead,
his total personal effects consisting Of some
''trsps" in bag thrown over his shoulder,
and COW trampiug along at tho end Of a
rope.
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cehts per P0Und, NJ -. -
boz" =. 49, , MONTGOMERY & WEsr's.
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For SODA WATER, 60 to
L1xpHIIcA's.
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.Qusrter-second watches, at
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ALL kinds Of canned goods at
- RnasrI

z ALI goods bought at Boyd's delivered
free in any part Of the city.
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New Orleans molasses at Smiths Gro
Gerry.
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3. Summer Time Table.

ST. CLOUD, ST. PAUL s. MINNEAPOLIS.
Leave St. Cloud 1928 m 800 p m
Arrive at St. Paul 1l.O5 m 7.15 p m
do Minneapolis lO.45 m 6.45 p m
ST. PAUL s. MINNEAPOLIS TO ST. CLOUD.
Leave 81. Paul 8.s0am 445 p m
do Minneapolis 8.45 m 500 D IA
Arrive St. Cloud 1856 pm $50 p m
Passengers going to aud from Minneap-
oils change cars At the Junction.
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-Drsught and driving horses for sale at
Horhart,a livery stable.
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just received at spicer & Carlisle s.
large assortment Of green rep, carpet
and patent bed lounges.
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LOG Al NHwS
Omcial Paper Of the city,

D@Geo. P. Rowen& Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, ands NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, Nov York, are tho sole agent
for THR JouRsAL, in that city, and are au-
thorisedto contract for inserting advertise
meatsf for us at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
Give their favors with either Of the above
hc uses. .,,.,.-
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PIcx1c.-On Monday picnic was given
Ut the Pine Garden for the benefit of the
st. Joseph's Society. 1t was very largely
attended. Refreshments wore provided in
abundance: Prof. Fishers band furnished
music during the day, Excellent order
Was preserved, and everybody was pleased.
The receipts amounted to the handsome
sum Of 1886.
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q. The great rush for goods is at Smiths
Grocery.
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~ TAecixeulation Of Tho journal
DOUBLE that Of any other paper
Publlsh din Northern Minnesota. Lot
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'''A 'D' POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE
o'eash State ir 1858. The vote a. ~ ,,or,o>s
L. 1870. 1911. and 1875 the e.....,o,.,,r,-.,
O. representation In Congress, and IN the -
ELECTORAL COLLEGE,
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vr3er oeagus 1850 ans la1y Also .,
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 49,.
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TREATY OF WAsHINGION AND THE JOHNSOA-CLARENDON
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ircndI Missouri Liberal Republican, aud tie New De
PUBLIC DEBT
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AGEIitITUtAL lands PRODUCTS, ETC,
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PUBLIC LANDS.
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