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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15
- A FREAK. .OEsHATunE.

r.. i "a s.. f3sf al III $500 RatS7, q L. 49, Z.
Among tho passengers on the train bound
south last evening was man born and
raised II the county Of otsego, New York.
His name IS William Jacobs; He prides
himself on, three! we'll developed arms and
hands. the member extraordinary having
grown above the right shoulder blade, s.&
It hangs3suspended down the back, can
b. raised and lowered It will. j., IN length it
is shorter than the arms proper, but pos
sesses extraordinary muscle, which he dis.
plays whenever occasion -demandsit.s No.
person passing through : railroad car, or
meeting him uron the street, would OBJ
serve any deformity, but after becoming
cognizant Of this singular case, would OBJ
serve . pe,uliar fit Of his coat William.-.
burg, Pay Gazette ~ ss4$sg
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s T' 4 MARkllEIs
!. .. St. CIouD. Feb. II, 1872.
,.kS r;y,n 80 er nAse1ck #,Gl

s.s,.,..... ST. CLouD, Fob. ii, 1879. (
y Wheat Firm 81 81. 90 asl c5. r. @@:7
Pig Oats-36o to 38e. LA.
Corn-45a5oc. . . = s:.s /,
s-Barley-80o IA: 10 We f. zsss.
Rye, $50.
Bran-60o per cut. ssEs e
Shorts-$ - 5z. .fss.. :.
Z Fesd-$la$l0o per cwt.
Hay, is ofexcslleat quality this year, and
sells at 81. $%.x
Beans, $1.50 to $500. according to
quality. ". = - .s~,r: = "
Potatoes,- boying At 50a60c. @s..
: Cheese-Minnesota, zoe; New York, $50.
Butter-Rsnges from 1so3 to ESQ. *s..s. ;
4 Eggs-2sasoc. ~ 3: IVY
Green apples-s4.5o.6.oo per Dbl; 60
cts. per peck. s,s..% r $50
Cranberries-2. 50as.0o. ~ : ;5.4. 81 ~ a, ::
F Wool, 4Oc. r: il T..
Dry maple wood is worth S4a$4.5o for
full cord J; green maple, oak, 80. $4a$4 Is;
'tamarao, $3.50. Z 5-@ 'S''7s5.'a ss.. I. :.
~ a.. .M,LwAukEE, Feb. Is. ~
wheat-$l 2sI for No. ?.
Oats-82s. 4,.a.
Corn-4lc. 1@'-'>
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The government is strengthening
Fort jackson in. the harbor Of Savan.:
nah. The armament is to consist Of
two 100 FOUNDER Parrot guns. Two
2O0.pound Parrot guns. are getting 10
position on Fort Sumter, and two TO-
inch Rodmaos, tso 2o0-pounder Par
rots, and three 13.inch mortars, on
Fort Moultrie, also in Charleston har-
Dor. :, 4 : -, -.
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81 Having dispossd Sof my stoek of goods %
Ms. G: MoDoxALp. dssire 10 sstlls up Al
ny sooouats. Parties having bills ssasnse
mo vii plcass prsssns them FOR ssttlensnt.
and those owing me viii call q ones and
make payment. ! will 30 at the old nand.
z H. MORSE.
Saint Gland Nov f@ih 1H71
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.H0W. !! When! and. Where to
!. ,s.ss5 *ADvERTISF..

$'ts'ff@ fADVE6SI1S
SEE THE ADVERTISERS, GAZETTE
100 pages issued Quarterly (new edition just
out) contains Lists OF all the best Newspa-
pers, Daily, Weekly, Religious. Agricult1r.
al, and hints fiom the experience o. success
fal advertisers, mailed to any address for Csc
Address GEO. r. ROW. ELL i Co., Adver
tiaing Agents, No. IL Park Row, New York.
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AT one Of our churches on Sunday
while the organ was plsying vociferoualy,
.a,good lady whispering to her neighhor N
the pew had 70 raise hsr voice quite high
I'm order.to bs heard. Suddenly the or
81 ehanssa from loud e soft, when the
|lsdy, not skins note Of the. organ, Was
heard . az = her frisnd, aWs iryl ours
= butter : z PF'slsb.ps 20 segregation
didn't snieker! ,evi.foa, Kains, ] Journal.
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8 roa sArz.--At the Am N u. Express.
Office, g. Cloud, Mimi, enc tsat, 20xso
fsst, 9 feet van, Is feet high. s is ..
dudtins.
M s. II. pARsoHs. "A rent.
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Dated Feb. sth. 1872.
81, SIS. SALE. ! |.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and ON very favorable terms. Parties
wishing other Of MI the pieces will please
.address the nndsrsig stating the terms.
desire
pply e ! ]. REo0R 9.
IsVlN e no
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*s.s SPECIAL VI :. go
ELECTION NOTICE.

ys.s5 assE&Eg =ss%-:ff ElftE.a} III E'st"s
NOTICE is hereby given that under and
BY virtue Of an aot Of the Legislature Of
the State Of Minnesots, entitled can Act
to authorize the City Of st. Cloud to issue
bonds to aid in the construction Of tho st.
Paul & Pacific Railroad through said
city, approved February Sd, 1872, an
election will be held in the sevsral Wards
of the city Of st. Cloud. Stsarns county,
Minnesota, siffsss SOS
ON MONDAY. THE aslh DAYOr FEE.
RUARY, A. D. 1879,
ct the following named places. to,wit
In the 1st Ward, ct the Everett School
House. ~: @
In the Cd Ward, At Kelly's louise, oppS-
site JoUlNAL Office. So @9s
u In tho Sd Ward, ct the Court House.
In, the 4th Ward, ct the Washington
House. ,r.... B
4 At which said election Ordinance No.
16, passed Feb. 7th, 1879, By the Common
Council of said city, will DO submitted for
approval;s and also Ordinance No. IL, pas
sed ON said It'll day Of Feb. a. D. 1872, By
said Common Council will DO submitted for
approval.
Separate ballot boxes will be provided.
The polls will be opened at 8 o'clock in the
morning and will coutinue open until 8
o'clock in the afte rnoon.
N. r. BARNE rs,
City Clerk.
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Mr.. David, Marsh.ll has gone 10 g..
Cloud . work upoa The railroad bridge 1t
that place. AontoryilYs Ezpress. 81
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How II 10 Doaa-The following incident
has been told ~ Of how ! charming young
schoolmarm managed . boy who smoked
--7tthe weed being prohibited on the school
grounds. She mixed up nice dish Of
soapsuds, and then laid hold upon the
young offender and with . good sised bum
die Of rags fastened to stick mopped out
bis mouth thoroughly The youngsters
naAernals put In IN appearance the next
day. with tho intention Of snnihilsting the
young lady, but the lattar .:just looked At
her, and, unable To- remain beneath the
searching case Of these determined eyes, the
irats female departed without attempting
the threatened personal ohastisement. We
give this iacid ent forshs benefit Of other
teachers xhoamay have the same difficulty
o this young lady and the same firmness.
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LUMBER MARKET.
Lumber can DO had only atthe var
- --->------ ia,,-
SEEClAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE

4 &&% On MARRIAGE.
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means of relief for the Errng and Unfor-
tunate diseased and debiltated. Sent Free in sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
26 Ninth st., PHILADELPHIA Pa =
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! ss..-r sssday Ms : rough day. TIE wind
;blsw furiously during that dsy and the
Previous night, drifting, tho snow badly.
The train from st. Paul wss nearly four
hours behind time. .as 80 $50 ~, ( ~ :
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For SALH. Der Of superior
lraught aud driving horses, q 81.
3.sssE5ss HEnBGar & LAnB's
Livery Slablss
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ASua0EsrJoN.-Would not 1t be we'll for
ths, Ring TO select froA their, number ex-
senator Wait to 60 to Maine Prairie and
!. Fair Haven to oanvass for subscribers for
their new organ' His attempts last win:
tor in she Senate TO earry-sths st, Cloud
and Mankato tRailro.d saroahd " tits
nilR' hays made himsvsEy popular in &ole
localities. and tie people would be delight
Esd g stsks hispslsr inaFdn 10 manifest
their appreciation q his efforts in .Aaeir b.
F1a ~. { 80 SO 80 Z; ~. = = ~ "a
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I & The nsxt regular meeting Of the Union
/ Mhsasy Association viii be held at Mn. +.
% Aldsais. % Thursday svsaiss, February
f.t 1.'' '','.., as@7'>
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$500 CHALLENGE

Il PATENT LIGHTNING SAWS
Excel I'm Sp eed, Ease and Himpl icity Ill
others. OF Boynton's latest Improved Gross Cu
and wood Saws, not one failed in 10000. Gross Gu,
iys n. IL. BOYT0N, SO Beekman ST.,
n. r.. Sole Proprietor and AGnxfa7sver. s 4,
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s-At Tie annual meeting Of the STATE
Medical sooissy In 81. Paul last week, DR..
= 3. ssnklsr, Of this city, was appointed
Chairman Of the Committee on Practical
Medioine. 2tt%. j. SS,2s:..
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"A line Of telegraph il to be built 1t
once from this CITY nor.h-west ward, along
The Ct, Cloud and Pembine Railroad.
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IL =. Chas. Peterson Is serving on the night
police fososin place Of officer Huntoon, who
ID sick. .s:s *1@:'sa -s.zs;s #ssass@-
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NEW I'D VERZXSERENZ:S.
TfzEs2A tE4 46lA3A
-AH@pSN 0EStfGS.

W~0S W. W ~ W. X =
= A SURE CURE for this 1istrtssi. z complaint Il
now made known in a treatise (of 4S octave pagps)
on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparations, pub.
iished by Dr.. Z. Phelps Brown. The prescription
was discovered " him in such providential man;
known as It has cured everybody who has nscd ii
for fits. mover havng failed in single The in
gradients may be obtained from any druggist. A
copy sent free to all on application by mail. Ad
dress DR.. Q. PHELPS BROWN ,2l Grand Street, Jer.
sey City, MS.
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a CARD.
+ - g.- .aEf-4EI

A cordial invitation 10 the churches.
without stated services, il the city, 10
hereby extended 81 the pastor and onsers
Of the Presby tsrian church, . worship
withsthsm. We viii be glad 70 zee you ~,
aud give yoa ) Welcome. 81
" GAAIPB BELL. Pastor. I
Lars dlsssAy,
is HIM sp IL 8.
li1oI @ - Il : = 81
n So
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Corn and Cob Crush ers.

.3s LOT: of 6ne draug htsand driving lorses
isrssals q Herbert. 8 Lambs Livery Stable.
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THIRD LEcTURE.-The Third lecture Of
theiLibrary coursexit sbe ldslivstssa at the
Congregational church, on Wedne4 81
evening, February 2lst, by Hon. I. Don:
nelly. Subject, As,sasr:;ean Hu,m,orists., Tick
cts 50 cents, at door and robey & Mitcaelrs
store. Tickets for the course, half price
after this lecture 44es;sGG22sss,3 f..
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large supply Of smoked, dried and
salt fish, just received u Paul Siocken-
haupt' 81
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8. H. !P!''A.lRsoxs, Agent.

An elegant stock Of wedding presents
hes jus been received & Bush's Jswelry
Store. ..s
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Hon. +. E. Baldwin has leased his
farm at Clear Lake and win soon remove
70 Minneapolis, in which city he has re-
Gently purchased : handsome residence.
Hssxpsots to return to Clear LskS one aof
THESE days. 4 so L -. ,s5sis - -
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Go % Hsrhert q Lambs livery stabls'
and take = alook u tho. fne drAne Is and
DRIVING III rsaa afnr sala sfl ara Sc
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fI.,, NJ. :. Il
= 10. sea eoe "na' 'n' '1''On' ~
l'sc.ni,.,a =, ~. 49, u,
a,ns.. go. Ia. I "a ae' 80. O1"n ).
80. 6mn.,,sa,o a.a,;n. .1 ,.n.. 49,.
- 3 49, {. 49, ~
-. $50 : s :. 80. .ra:s..
my suen Ie"il'ar'ty from Ordinary nc
ar :. ''uos' :, ''e v'a.' s.A.
20 sone1"''y sun'.eu 'na' "'r' Wy
v"' 'ue De'.e :, sDe e,en'"s 'a'usn 49,
we're sevela' o'ner g seu''emen .nos0 queen
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-Af. s. Capple has been opening up
Tie streets with his snow plow.
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For $500 " win send 81 Any address
THa JoulxAL.a and tho ST. Paul Hess for
one ysar. The regular price for ths two
90. II
For $500 TIE Journal and the Min:
neapolis Daily Eseaisg Nt,es win 30 ssatII
for one year. :ssSi 4 y
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A Insurance.
ubs I'm
In ul
he err
We sTATIa hhd shset
F. singe Tickets o
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l.ae;ns ranniSig aIills, q

Qnarter-second Watches, at
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On Friday 5 party Of railrsad msn,
. including p R.. :Delsno, the zsld E. Q.
sswell, the nav; and Jud. Rice. ifs 1ssis-
tant. Superintendent ot ths &. P:A P. r.
B. Co.. came up on special train and
!, tsok . drive through town. .sss - .S.
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MsDossld (ssi aforss's Old stlnd). win.
tssp soastaatly 81 hard 8 lars stock q
4 tAs shsiseat fAnily srssssiss md provis-
ieas. vhish Il viii ssll e / IL yssy lowest
Ys.sss The pattonatss IS tho public 2
respectfully. solieited. sa5sl ..a
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Asvs received from the State
Treasurer his report for 1871. w.. -
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1ofICE N sssItr1oS.I

81 NJ y ADnERTL8RKRN18'
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{ leg quarters for cheap groceries ii al
skinds, ~ u e:
Ii Paul Mooxarinla2lsurr, IS. 5.
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= J W 81
y11IlsrDI1v. 81. ?. Az. RAlLnoAD

1890 ~ -
~ lt ess1 1lAxoH IIAH. /,
sy1 WINTER TINE TABLE. 1873
q. s e /. sAInr CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Oloud =. !. =. q. ID a. s.
= Arrive q 90 1850 :. ~ fa
q. RAUL AND 81. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul. !. ............s.O 90 am
81 Arrive 81 sc ...............12.2O pm
Ct. CLOUD, AND M1NHEAroLIs TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis .'. s. 8.16 an
Arrive ss g 1857 4s3. lam
D~Passeugers going to Minneapolis
change cars At St. Anthony Junction.
The II. 3. soeiabls win meet 1t Col.
lslnt,rs's Tomorrow evening. "a
We Aavs received from the State
Treasurer his report for 1871. Vs.. -
a-Af. 5. oapple has been opening up
Tie streets with his snow plow. An
- 70 D..
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Bulg11es OMA1ess~Nr. B. II. Russell.
he's llsAAsll - iatsrsst Of his partusr,
n. 1ill carry On the extpii-
siyea Isss Of The late arm { q
tASs roks1s' Block. Mr.. Rus-
sslti sd 70 keep htss sstablisk-
- = ~ J Heat rank. II quantity
ald qsalny q goods and in lex prissst
Hlss iSl : : FSssssfy agreeable ssnslenAA 10 10
business With, q hosts q sustsnsrs esa
tsstiiy. Il = scarcely necessary for 10 ID
call attention % his new advertisensnt: u
could NOT b oyeflooked. ~ tzs Z IS
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The n. 3. soeiabls win meet 1t Col.
NsIntlrs's Tomorrow evening 81,
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Nor ANY.-St. Cloud has not had sin
gle case Of small pox thus far nor even
enough vaccination to make the thing in
teresting to outsiders or profitable to the
doctors. ss.5s. * ,;s.,, go
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l' 8 ssl
b T. VS. 81 ls & M
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e -OnN 1dnisdiyl evsnisg. thieves enter
ed the house, o. g.. Paul, Of Col. Crooks,
Who - sheIgs4 en The new railroad bridge
u ~ 1lAss. I'D i.ofs1 /. music box worth
$16. They were Interrupted in their plum
}drmp ~ Tie artivsl soi members Of The
fanily, a. 81
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D~Passeugers going to Minneapolis
change cars At St. Anthony Junction.
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/ SPECIAL OFFHn.

ssint Cloud. Nov. 9th, 1871.
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For Sale ~

J. E. WING,
,feb1 -9a s rs 4. st. Cloud, Mimi.
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POLICE Counr - On Monday Hattie
Harper was fined BY Justice Barnes for vi
olating Ordinance No. 8. IS
On Tuesday Ghas. Wood and James Nc
Farland paid fines for careless tightness. =
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Psl5oH uass u Ialyyy s,srsslI q
Tuesday tes. kold tsrms of the Disirili
Court !. rhsna = n. junction.
and 8 Duluth ~ win 70 abssnt aboa,
three 1ssks.
Z NJ. CSspI lSlter hss returnsds from
|st Psal ~ 81 - saksns charge OF tie
sllsst M .srn Ezprssss ice. Mr.. Elkins
- go 70 Dl. Paul.
N salkss, 4 saak Centre, il
instswl.
Ne. g Hlsauss. 81 Tie Chieago Clothing
3 Hall. Started isr ths East On Saturday 10
purchase asw geods.
We had i can q Saturday. frsu Thee. F.
sK1Ia'aappsn Rsq. Who has .loca,ed.in Brainerd
e prsaties ~. Also, from Lieut.. Edward:
q the same plaes.
@ % sasurday Ne. Henry Rollers. one Of
Tie feW Republicans Of Richmond 4. and an
'old-slms subscriber to THa JousxAI. gave
10 call. .
NJ. p. Y. Hanford, Of Moorhsad. Was in
the city ;thhswssk. sslss::lI E B
81 Nj, M n. CarpsnasseiTi Of Saul Centre,
was in town this week.
Hon. Il. Gorton, of Minneapolis, favor
ed us with a cali this afternoon. y
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.' ..s.g.Et
-, . -. = osPple hss oeea opening UP
ae ~ s'fee's wi'n ais snow pl 'a'sr, s=
-.Ch.s. p.ter.o,,l !. .,er,v,ine on III. n;,b.
4 oo,io. feroe e nl,e. - off;a.r Hnn1oon .bo
10 siek. .'.:' .3.. .%,...> 5..sl &c..
a7s:.- "A line Of telegraph i, to be built l.
onoe from this oitv nor.b-v al st, ward .lonv
: Ii, Ct. Cloud and p,mbin. Railroad.
~ , .:..-.--.--52t5.l Z
gseu.e ftiend. B. D. Bloon6old, vhoss face
i = ius. nov vrs.thed IN p.tsru.l smile,
5 To- ro..h,d 4 .irl ssry,. him r,,ht i
"a ss, s., - --- 2 81 ss
IS Is naxt regular meeting OF the Union
q. ANe.,a :. Thr,.a.v 90 .,..i., R.hr. A.
90 $50 1:72z1.s 80 $50 -, 5 -
SIS Sd. .. : - : ..,%:.
-1he regular nssase g - ". vssed
;1osss5 ceeasey waA . Asl4sae MA z. T.
q 81. Ma. 4. z. OIlaxs.s lsssslsat,
81 i 81 . J. 8. -. &
a..-1.' A.. Dsa 7. .eaasy even
! ySIyeiasrs. fhsrsss No Ssmsr aasats good
naslins. The Comni.tss IN oharss maaa-
3 gsdtAsaA sir vsry srsdissbly. ~ q :
IA !. 49,. ...---, So 7,.,, -.
+ rspidsat of Ills sity, isrisAt:of.1sy aren't
- Tie q. Paul md Sioux city Railrosd
Coupauy. His i6st once address Ia st..
- ..sat.s.: -,
- g. = rou,h d.ys:ss u m. v,ra
,bl.v iu.iou.iy du,iar =. Sc. d. .sd . =.
- 49,. ..sa'' u'lans. .ae snox oaa!y l.
Il =. 't.'. ZION 3. su' w. = nssEv 1ooF
: !, 81 :: 800 - = :. 49,.
-As sae annual mees'ne OF the 'ose'e
i. 4. ssan,ll,r, q this oily, "a, !, appointed
Chairman u Tho coanlt... on Practical
Medicine. Fs.'5 =.5 s.ss J, . .s:s,;
IN, Csnmitt,, appointed 81 Ii. CITY
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The LEAF YEAn PARTY.-The party Civ
en- by the ladies on Friday evening was the
event Of the season. The attendance was
large, every thing was we'll managed and
everybody had a good time. The ladies
called with sleighs for the gentlemen there
was lady doorkeeper; and ladies were
floor managers. Every attention was paid
the gentlemen, and they were tenaerly
cared for. At the close Of a set each lady
took his gentleman TO . seat and carefully
deposited her there, bowed, apd took him
self to q stove or circulated through Thy
kali-As hal heat anmewhnk the cnstom ut
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A Good Beoinninq.

There is nothing like making fair begin
ning when new enterprise is set upon foot
Messrs. Pope & Sharpe, of Pendleton, have re-
Gently removed to this place for the purpose
of.establishing Drug Store, and after thor
eughly remodeling No. 6 Granite Row, until
It is now one of the handsomest rooms in the
up-country, they have opened an entirely new
stock of goods in their line, and may we'll be
congratulated upon having one of the most
stylish establishments outside of the largest
cities. But, in addition to these evidences that
they are starting right, they are determined to
let, the people know all about it, and are
making use of the advertising columns of the
hutelliqencer to accomplish that end. More
oyer, they are seeking to get into high favor
with the editor, and have honorcd the sanctum
with neat and acceptable prescnt-the exact
nature of which "deponent sayeth not" for
fear of numerous calls from ye loafers. All of
these facts tend to prove that our enterprising
neiphbors are determined upon good begin
ming, and it remains for the people to insure
success by extending fair share of patronage
MIR. Pope is young man of fine business quail
fioations, while Dr. Sharpe is too widely known
IN mead further recommendation. We direct
attention to their advertisements elsewhere.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-02-08
Haiqht's Circus.

Notwithstanding the day was most unfavor-
ablc,;and the rain fell oin torrents during the
forenoon, there was a large crowd in attend
auee. or Tuesday last, anxiously awaiting the
hour,for the Circus exhibition to take place.
The nanag cement sought to accommodate the
eager public, and when the clouds partially
brske,away in the afternoon, it was proclaimed
that an exhibition would be given on McCul-
sissnias adjacent to the Depot, and thither
fibcked the expectant multitude. Of course,
there re was no balloon ascension, and the usual
street pageant had to be omitted. The payil-
ION was speedily filed, however, and the per-
f4rmances began at the earliest possible mo-
ment. ne I. & The troupe encountered the many
Disadvantages with chserfulness, and the exhl-
bition was creditable under all the circumstan-
ces. The performing elephant attracted much
attention the vaulting was superior, and the
trained dogs excited universal appreciation.
Tie riding was necessarily bad, as the ring
was "knce-deep'' in mud, and the horses made
slow. time, in consequence thereof An excel
Ieat band of music accompanies the exhibition.
Under more favorable auspices, ne think
Haights Circus would rank among the best
that has visited this community since the war.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-02-08
The Court.

Court is still in session, and likely to con-
sume the balance of this week and greater por-
tion of next week. The State ys. Geo. w.
Rankin, indicted for keeping public nuisance,
was concluded on Friday afternoon, and re-
suited in a verdict against the defendant. The
testimony closed on Wednesday afternoon,
when the case was argued by Messrs. B. F.
Whitner, w. H. Perry and J. P. Reed for the
prosecution, and Messrs. Thomas Thomson,
John B. Moore and S. NJ. MCGOWAN for the de-
fence. Immediately upon the verdict being
rendered, an appeal was taken by the defend
ant, so that the great mill.dam case yet re-
mains undecided.
We learn that the Court is making slow
progress at this time-a single case on the civil
docket having occupied the greater part of the
time since Monday morning. The juries will
not be dismissed for several days.