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The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

-Messrs. Rhodes l. Spencer sent their
new show esse filed with handsome goods
out to the fair yeatsrday. While NJ. 8. was
standing over II in the wagon, preparatory
to moving it, the horse suddenly started
and George iat down in . violent manner
on tho case. It didn't hurt him any, but
made wreck Of tho expensive glass.
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! Go to Ten voorde's, and get tho be-.
shingles made by the St. Paul Msnufac
turing Company.
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-Reynolds' Grain Measure saves on,
mans labor, and all the grain.
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Rhodes & Spencer are selling the best
accordeons at lower prizes than they can
be bought at any other place in the State.
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FOR SALE.

The u.dsrsigned offers for ssls s com.
Portable tWo-story
DWELLING HOUSE,
IL Clearwater. Has . good we'll in the
Kitchen, and al outbuildings. Will be
sold say eAsap. Also farm Of 80 acres,
l6 aerss cleared, with house, st Silver
Crssk. Enquire Of
+ Jaw P. MEYST, st. Cloud
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-Draught aud driving horses for sale at
Hsrbert's livery stable.
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Our readers will ind on the first psgs
Of this issue, in full, the able and intsrsst-
Ing address delivered this afternoon ct the
etsarns County fair BY Prof. Ira Moore.
It viii we'll ropsy reading.
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-That enamel paint has stood the test
Of IRE. See Hills photograph gallery
Rhodes 4 Spencer. sell that paint.
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RlxovAL.-Mr. Hill has removed to bio
new gallery, whore 10 il taking pictures
equal to any in the State, Tho favorable
arrangement Of his new building gives him
many advantages over his former locs-
tion. "a .s-:.5 -. g -
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PoLlos CouRr.-On Monday John Gillis,
Emery Cummings, NJ. O'Day and Robert
Hegar went forth to seek the deadly ben
zine, with disastrous pecuniary results.
WIN. Bennett had similar experience this
morning. They handed over to Justice
Barnes, for the city, $3.50. -
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oapt A Barto, ot SW& NNNxx> M~SSN
his good-natursd face IN >s~N On \~sN\
Saturday. He WAS returning from Chica-
50, and ssartsd ths asxt day for Sank
Z. trs. hon wAioA plaas tlss people pro-
pm " ssad bin = the Legislature next
Vintsr. r., j
I Judge Hanlin and family returned on
Friday from . visit to the Judges old
home in Psnn,ylvan,a.
Mr. D. 8. French, Of Maine Prairie, vas
In town on Monday. Hs reports his
thrsshing machine - hayine little rest
nowadays.
Mr.. J. h. Denton, now Of St. Paul. put
II N appsatnes here On Saturday, that
he might 20 to church the nsxt day.
Nr. L. B. Johnson returned this week
from Grove Lake and tho Sauk Valley.
He reports big crops everywhere.
Senator Ramsey favsred US with . call
yesterday.
DR.. 8. E. Brown. Of Maine Prairie, was
in the city yesterday.
Squire Carr and Mr.. Walker, Of Sauk
Centre, arc among the ahivering fairltes.
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"A fresh lot Of sugars q Curtis gro.
Gerry store. 1T. : . III =@a 80
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Fresh oysters q: Hufsr's Restaurant
which will be served in any desired style
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MUST DE. SOLD.

Jos. Edelbrosk has . splendid :sssert-
ment Of dress goods and white goods. pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which must
be closed out. They will positively b
sold 1T cost. Ladies never had 20 good q
chance for securing bargains. These
goods arc sll stylish and Of the best quail
tV
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-Chaff can be kept out Of the grain BY
using Reynolds Patent Measure. 1t tai
lies itself and is always correct.
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Lemons, peaeh.s and eranberriss. ~.
....z.. ......-.., ~. t,..,. Russ.LL's.
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For groceries. g Q Beyd's

-Drauehs and driving sersss for sale
at Hsrbort's livery stable. s.$s.-
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Mr.. J. A. Upham, Sr., Of lie sauk, SOW
ed one bushel and ono peck Of Odessa
wheat on IN acre Of land, and threshed
"a bushels, machine measure.
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FROM CLEARWATER.

Our Democratic Correspondent 0eolds
about Preachers, People aAA Pel-
itics.
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For groceries, 90 to Boyd's.

-For mirrors, 20 to
.,g.iE
:iAsE5J .1.r, SPlCER q CARLISLE's.
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---Looke's honey in boxes at E. Curtis
grocery store. Nothing like it., In tho
county.
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The best paint is the cheapest. Tn,
Enamel paint is the best. 20.
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YOUNG 4 BRADFORD's ELEGANT
FALL STOCK.
Grand Rush to make Purchaser,

6fan0 Nusn 10 make F0fchaseS.
We referred briefly last week to tho re-
turn Of Mr.. James Young, Of tho dry
goods house Of Young & Bradford, from
the East, and to the arrival Of portion Of
their new stock. The goods have since all
arrived, and as many as there was room
for have been placed on the shelves. This
stock is one which could only be warranted
BY very large trade, such as Messrs.
Young & Bradford have enjoyed and may
feel certain of in the future. 1t was Sc
lsctsd personally by Mr.. Young, who spent
. number Of weeks in the Eastern markets,
and is pronounced BY the ladies equal to
anything to be found in the State. Since
the new goods came, Messrs. Young &
Bradford's store has been crowded day and
evening, sad it is no difficult matter to
tell which establishment in St. Cloud leads
the dry goods trade.
We need not undertake to enumerate the
different articles in this stock. 1t com.
prises everything that is nice, and nothing
that is poor-everything that is handsome
and stylish, and nothing that is shabby
everything that is subst antia', nothing
that is made merely to sel)-and everything
is cheap. II you have not yet called a
Messrs. Young T. Bradford's, 60 soon be
fore cir .handsome assortment has bee,
| too mu3h broken In upun.
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APrIls CnsAp.-E. G. Smith IL rsssivisl
apples BY The ar load from Quiaey. Ill,
and js selling them BY the barrel Or bush.
d bat very low prices.
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Coates l. Freeman net only supply .
largo homo trade With fresh meats. but Al
orders almost daily from Braiaerd and
ether up country tewls. A staady IN
crease Of business 10 due to The fAet that
they never deal in poor meat. They are
ready to pay the highest market price fol
fat cattle, sheep, &c., and sre able to &C.
cure tho best that 10 to be found in the
country.
-Brshms chickens sold for $50 spisee d
the late Ohio State Fair.
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On Thuzsdsy evening next, tho Pres
bytsrian soeisbls will meet st Mrs. n. ".
Aliens. Ioe-eream and cake, and . good
time. AU are tnuited,
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-Threshers In stearns and Wright
counties can obtain Rsynolds' celebrated
Grain Measures Of Joseph Winslew. In.
qsirs at tAs Fleteher House, st. Cloud.
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-Remsmber, Joseph Winslow manufac'
lures Rsynelds' Grain Measure.
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The best Anoka shingles, nsds b. ~
Ct. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sals u
Tenvoorde's .. g. ,,,.sgss ss Is<t.s,s: <ts,s:
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The Little Giant Fire Oompsny's ball
passed of pleasantly, and was = success.
We did not learn how much tho proceeds
amounted to.
Mr.. A. Faucet has left with us two
Early Rose potatoes which weigh four
pounds. Mr.. N. Lamb hos deposited . GU
oumber which balances the scales at just
four pounds.
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-For sroice cries; 70 TO :Boyd's.' !

!. Drausht ana driving horses:fer sale a
:Herb4rt's livery tt.fbk,*,,; 49,. !, q,
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IF you want to see q
lively time, just call at
II. Steinbur9's, between
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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The best wagon II uss il ths White
water wagon for sals By - : y.
:. J.. 54:c 49, J l.. g, 0aovlIvo1,
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THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

CONCLUDED FROM LAST WEEK.
On Thursday morning Supt. Niles con-
Quoted an exercise in reading, and spoke
Of the necessity Of giving expression to
pieces, which depended greatly upon the
expression given certain words. The
teachers read in concert and by imitation.
In primary grammar lesson, Prof. Cooke
developed the idea Of different qualities
things possess, illustrating by the use Of
objects. Remarks on geology by Prof.
Sprague followed. He spoke Of the sew
eral theories in regard to the formation Of
tho earth: the diff ferent ages, aud the ami
mails and plants found in those periods.
with the proof Of their existence from the
fossil remains. He spoke Of tho present
sge, aud the aqueous and igneous changes
constantly going on, their tendency being
to change the form ofthe earth. Prof: Niles
continued lesson in arithmetic, llus.r .rat-
ing his method by teaching decimal notation
from the beginning. Promiscuous ques'
tions and examples were given, Prof
Cooke occupied the remainder Of the fore
noon in developing the idea Of lines, an
giles, &c., followed by questions in mathe
matical geography and astronomy.
In the evening State Superintendent
Wilson delivered an able address on educa
tional matters, in which he spoke Of th'
desirability of teachers iustilling into th'
minds of scholars love Of country, alon(
with matters particularly set forth in tex
books. He also urged the equal education
| of women with men.
Thursday afternoons and Fridays pro
ceedings were very similar to those Of tn
preceding days, 50 that no report is neces
sary.
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-Mr. ". C.. CoHlle. General Asent al

M. Y. G. CeWlee,, General Agent Of
The Centilt1tal Life Insurance Company,
onsr Of The sound Hartford Companies, IN
In the city, and ": hope =. number Of our
citizens will avail themselves Of tho oppor-
tanity or taking cut policieo:6 -. -.
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Sugar cured. hams, At
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Tell your neighbors that
THE JOURNAL will only
cost them rs cents from now
until November 18th.

Look a1nl i-0rocsriss and provisions
Of oil kinds can be bought - cheap At
Limpsrioh's - at any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and see.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

The best vioains sr, bought Of Rhodes
/ Spencer. b.: - ~ h. ii .,s:,.s.z .,.:.
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FoR SALE.-The undsrsigled offers for
sale "Opers Halp' saloon. This u = well
known and popular stand, and offers
good inducements to parties who may de.
sire to purchase. Terms reasonable.
F.V1norxr.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

Tho st. Paul Di.pateh rises to make
the following remarks, which II not COM
plimsntary are, alas too true:
The st. Cloud Hsss 10 owned and run by
. gang Of half-bresd scrip. pine land
sharks, and they have formed . ring. and
sent out explorers In order TO- gobble oil
tks good la1d offered IN Deoenber. When
suck sesllswsg q n. +: Gordon, writes
spa ring" tie public osa LEX out foz
:; sssDs gigsntie swindle undsr thu meal. ::
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For. groceries, 60 to Boyd's.,
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Two Of the most popular and ssntle-
manly railway conductors in Northern Min
nesota, are D. B. Barstow, and g. v. Gard
nsr. During their connection with the
arst Division Of the Northern Pacific they
Aavs eo,elusivsly nanifsstsi tAst they are
''tis right Dsn in the right plsos. s."-P1ss-
eott Patriot.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

Mr.. Jos. Edelbrock has . large pss
turs within . very short distance Of tsva
vhsrs horses saa be LETT with safety
Coed water IN The field. Terms reasons
ble. -
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keep clear Of. such things: that society
forced him 70 keep aleof; that hs couldn't
live, and bring up family on faith and
fifty cents day [that was the idsa if it
wasn't the words); and finally, that they
saved the nation millions Of dollars in tho
shape Of taxes! sVsry year, by Wy Of
checking vice and corruption; and
that consequently thsy ought to b paid
for their time and study, oil OF which W
stesdfastly believe. Now In not writing
this to puff Prof. Lowe, as W used to call
him, but because it is = candid fact that
ministers as class are
soAxDA1oUsLY USED,
in q pecuniary point Of view, and that peo-
pie generally don't realize it, but fsel -
though, if they paid part Of his wages they
were making him a present, when in real
ity they are only paying their hired help,
and lew wages at that. OF course genuine
ministers are meant, those who preach the
go.pel; not those who try to make it ap-
pear that they are the only chosen ones !;
not they who make their pulpits political
hog troughs, and mix party mud with
their "bread Of life,'' till even swine Of the
genus homo are disguised with tho filthy
mess not they who make long .aoes and
long prayers. and keep their sinister eye
open for a chance at grab gsme, but they
who have been "baptized, pocket book aad
ALL" spiritually, If not literally. There
is truA In the assertion that such ninistsrs
throw = heavy iaasenoe against crime
and thereby save every county where
their influence is felt, and - . matter d
eourss, every man in suoi county, No lit
tie in taxes, If nothing else. But When
church members who raise good crops, and
Who can afford to pay fair harvest hand
two dollars per day for their services. sub
scribe i've dollars toward . 1inistes's sole
~, when they ought to pay mot give
twenty-five; when they neglect o. rsfas'
to pay what they do subscribe for tw,
years on stretch, and finally otter 4
compromise ~ turning out 70 tho minis
tor = swarm of bees in the fall that enl,
have one chance in . hundred Of living til
Christmas whom church members
say, will cut such oapsrs, it looks =
though they needed to be converted lit
tie more to "make 'em keep" in wsrz
weather.
Gen. 8. P. Jennison tired out . lot G
folks one evening last week, speaking hi
piece. When boiled down it amounted
this: Grant is bully boy, and Greele
amt. The Monticello Brass Band can
up and kept the audience together Wit
their ''chords' till the speakers wind fai
ed, which was some after IL o'clock. Th
general feeling seems to be that in th
case "brevity" would have been ''the Sol
of w.t." (if they could have got it).
But few from here will attend tho Con,
ty fairs, as the farm work is sonewh
behind.
Geo. H. Writings family removed
Minneapolis last week. We are sorry
lose them but hope for their return after
time.
c. Bear took in about 1000 bushels
wheat on Saturday. When Ansal Bssl 6
his Miller he had her made ons~Assh vi
himself. Charles Is not 20 eeonon'ea
}hisi millers are each one flesh. sld four
them at that. ..' LO6OS.
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HATS AND CATS!
GLOVES AND ,NlTTs

:. -. - - :. HA1AUEh g. CO. ,~
have this week received tho nebbisst and
latest styles Of Hats In the market. They
would also osll attention to their immense,
and almost endless, variety Of Gloves and
Mitts. Go and sse them.
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:. Raiser william, Emperor Of uait.a
'Gsrmsny, lost, his favorils walking-stiek
tho other dsy, and advertised for 1t in the
papers, ~just - any other sensible man
would haze done : 80
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For groceries, 90 to Boyd's.
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For groceries, 60 10 Bsyd's.
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. oa Tussday nsr,lsg ! yeke o. oxen
sle.vsd areuadte tht Ind sId q wsg'
- s.df brought II down Nashi.stoa
avsaus and around the corner - 5 plsgu,y
shert turn onto 81. Gsrnaia 81 st,sst q .
I very lively gait. They wsrs lsroieslly
stopped In their wild career In front Of
Tas JOURNAL Office BY Fred Schultz.
/. Just about this time the head Of . W.
man appeared from under one edge Of the
cover o. the wagon, she hsving sppsrsntly
Just awakened to the situstisa. We OK,
psstsd 70 ~ her spring out and gratsfullJ
u snbrses her resoasr, but she didn't.
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The undersigned are prepared to supply
oil orders for leo ss low prices. They
have lot Of second gro,Oth ~, specially
pure, which they supply for family use.
Orders filled promptly and regularly.
DORR & MEYER.
St. Cloud, Nay 28. 1872. tt
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~ busse, Oh 1eEBuS EsItsI ass q
pound tomato. rheubarb leaf 18 feet
At inches in circumference Aourishes in
tho garden Of E. Jorgens, Of Aurdal.........
The people Of Fergus Falls have subscribed
$500 to buy the poles, and the telegraph
line will be extended to that placs.........
The Advoeate says the average wheat yield
Of Otter Tail county will DO 80 bushels pei
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RHODES T. Spencer have received from
the East new show CASE ofa very hand
Do1ne pattern. + :.ss
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Buy drues =. Rhodes 4 sp.n.,rs.
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For groceries, 20 to Boyd's.
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CoxPt1n11TAl1.-A Now York City bus
mess firm With vs hsvs had some eorrss-
psndenee, ~, IN IN addsnda to enc Of
their letters: ''Thers srs 80 fsw eompli-
ments given 70 publisAsrs and printers that
We give you this fact. A printer in the
N. Y Tribune Office was shown by US the OK
ceedingly beautiful letter heading Of your
letter. He WAS perfectly amazed and asked
Can they do such work in Minnesota p
OF course that's tho kind of work they
do out there,' was our reply. We added
that, 'most likely you had graduated at
the Tribune Office This, he thought per-
feetly accounted for it. He Is dssed about
Greeley, which probably you aTe not, ~
Minnesota, like Maine, we think is o. K.
Respectfully, C.. D. P. Co:
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ICE CREAM p!

The undsrsignsd has epsnc1 ~ 1os
Cream Saloon an1 CeateetteDesy 6sssonsa.
neat On Wsshjsgtes avs1ss, WhsSs ~ van
b.. prepared 70 ssrve a#>
:. AT ALL 7IABs "
lnaly favored Iee Cream; slss Ceafsetioa.
~. Mats, &e. Give ~ . ssl. -.
:@ 3. J. HUFR8R.
ss. Cleud, Juas 17eh 1871. .....
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WHAT EVERYBODY IS INTERESTED M
Montgomery & West have received their
new stock of fall and winter goods, and a
splendid stock it is. Their heavy winter
goods, aannels, cloakings, SC. are specially
worthy Of notice. They cannot be excell-
ed in the city. The same is true Of their
fine dress goods, which are handsome,
stylish and cheap. Gall At Montgomery &
Vests.
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Now you sse it, and now you don't sss
it! That charm over at Bush's.
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Mrs. Dr. Sullivan is having . tve-
etory dwelling house put up near III
depot.
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Sugars, teas, oofses, fish, and ell kinds
Of canned fruits, At -, ::
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Council meeting ON Monday evening
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No grain scattered By nsaaurins, Il
q use ReyaoldsA Patent Measure.
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II viii resume the business Of survey
ing. o. 3. Cannon.
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Acc1DENr.-We regret to learn that Mr..
G. ". Richardson, telegraph operator at
Breckenridge, was accidentally shot
through the shoulder while out hunting
on last Saturday. He was taking his gun
out Of boat, when it was accidentally
discharged, the shot entering his right
shoulder and indicting painful, though
not dangerous wound.
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TO THE LADIES'.

Mrs, Otteusmeyer has just received her
fall and winter millinery goods. Her stock
embraces the largest and most elegant
assortment of embroideries, worsteds. and
al kinds of fancy goods ever brought to
this city. The ladies are invited to call
and examine.
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.For groceries, 60 TO Boyd's.
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FR1.-At eleven o'clock on Sabbath
night the travelling photograph gallery Of
=. T. Leighton, Of Minneapolis, WAS dis
covered to be on fro. 1t was light wood.
On affair, and WAS soon consumed. Mr..
L. WAS the first to discover the frsi and
saved his instruments. Hs <estimstes his
loss st $500; insured for $500 In tho Tri-
umph.,
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RAILROAD AccDEHr.-On Monday morn
ing as tho passenger train was backing
over from sauk Rapids the engine, tender
and hind wheels Of ono passenger car
were thrown from the track 1t tho cast end
Of the bridge. The switch had been loft
open by he switoh.tsnder and the: morn
ing being foSsy the engineer did not NO.
4iss it; The only dsmsss done w.s to the
I've springs Of tn: engine. which were Bro
ken. r. vas not until afternoon dat the
track va, cleared. No train want down
In The morning, and the Afternoon train
stastea from tAs Old depot. The trains from
below were On time.
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LiMEl LlMEl

Dorr 4 Meyer have this week received
200 barrels Of fresh 6hskopss Lime: so
barrels Of Port Byron Limo. end quanti-
ty Of Plaster Paris. Any one using these
articles will do we'll to give them . call.
Limo house, corner Of St. Augusts street
and Richmond avenue.
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sA1l OF Bos1Hs.-Ths bssehs for the
three days Of tAs fair were sold at suction
on Saturday BY NJ. Mickey. Beginning
with tho east corner, they sold % fsl-
B. Mccarthy $500 F. Davis. $3.50
N. 'Gaspard, 900 Ksok L Fritz, so
h. Chapman. 600 Il V Ditmars, 24.0
The two corner stalls brought the big
prices. We doubt II any have proved
very profitable .,.~a
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Go to Boyd's for groceries.
The St. Cloud journal., 1872-09-26

WHERE THE NEW GOODS ARE TO BE
FOUND.
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groceries, 90 to Boyd's.
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gAxrIss OF WH1A7.-Mr. J. A. Stanton
forwarded to-day to tho Northern Pacific
R. r. Co., for display in their Office 1t
New; York, samples Of wheat raised in this
vicinity. One 1ss Of Odessa wheat from
Mr.. Jos. Edslbrock's farm, which threshsd
32 bushels to the aore-another, Scotch
Fife, from Adam Plein's farm, 81 bushels
another, Winter wheat. raised by Peter
Sand, SO bushels-and another, Scotch
Fife, sowsd in the fall, by Chas. Foss, St
bushels yielding 81 bushels. The latter
was IN G,lmsnton, the other three were in
g. Cloud town,
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CL1ARWArs1, Sept. 28. L

CLIARwArsR, Sept. 2s, 1872.
Ep1roR JoulaAI.-Rev. Mr.. Lowe, for
nerly Of this place, aud quito we'll known
to tho readers Of THs JOURNAL, 10 here
spending : few days with his old friends,
and
P11AcH8D YBsr1lDAY
in Kinks Hall. He for some time nsds II
his home somewhere on tho Ninnssosa
River, and was Grand What-d'ys-call.' ON
Of the Good Templars, but he has dropped
the temperance business, and is now run
ming the "Home Missionary machine 70,
his (the Disciples) church. And his ser.
mon was good one Il heard it); nothing
exciting or wonderful, but good, plain
oommen sense, and-so free from bigotry
that any minister Of any scot might preach
it, word for word, to any congregation
and not he ashamed Of it. He must have
backbone like saw horse, to get it up.
To DO sure, he didn't scold Us into eterni.
~; he didn't take Us (fguratively) BY th'
seat of the breeohes and "shske us ovsl
hell" as one celebrated divine Is said te
have done, but he just quietly and pleas
antly told US that we didn't pay our minis
ters enough, and that we ought to b
ashamed Of ourselves; that = minister
ought to let secular business alone, (ani
he would have said political business too
if he had thoughtof IT,. for asked hin
about it): that the Bible said hs ought 4
keep clear Of. such things: that soeiet,
forced him 70 keep aloof; that hs eouldn'
live, and bring up family on faith an'
fifty cents . day, (that Was the idea if i
wasn't the words); and finally, that the!
saved the nation millions Of dollars in tn
shape Of taxes: sVsry ye.r,.by Wy .
checking vice and corruption; ~
that consequently thsy ought 70 b pai
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