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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
"A BOY FALLS UNDER A TRAIN OF
CARS. -
Fearfully Mangled, md Dies in Less
than an Hour,


While tho construction train on the
St. Cloud and Pembina Branch was at
spunk Lake, yesterday noon, . spike
boy, named Napoleon Lord, jumped off to
ct his coat which no had forgotten.
While attempting to jump on again, he foil
under the moving train. and six cars pass
cd over III lsgs. The lett Log was out off
abovo .hs knee, and the right knee and
ankle were broken and the leg cut and
bruised. no WAS Immediately started for
this city On the train, and doctor tels-
sraphsd to. The lad, Who vas but fifteen,
WAS quite rational for : time, and talked
OF tho accident, saying that 10 had acted
seolishly, and hoped that no would die, ~
hs could not but DO . burden to his parents
manned % no Va. His wish was soon
He became unconscious about
st. Jo., and died just Is tho train reach
ed tho depot At this place, although the
run was made in fifty minutes. He Was :
bright, industrious boy. His parents
live on tho east side 81 the river. -.
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MUST BE SOLD.

Jos. Edelbrock has = splendid assert
ment Of dress goods and white goods. pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which must
be closed out. They will positively be
sold at cost. Ladies never had so good .
chance for securing bargains. These
goods are all stylish and of the best quail.
IN
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APPLE WAR.-On Monday forenoon, q
J. R. savercool, Of st. Paul, Was about to
sell q lot Of apples, about sixty barrels,
brought up from st. Paul, tho sheriff cart
ed of twenty five barrels to satisfy . little
account held s:aiust Mr.. s. by Capt. COL
Inns. Deputy Sheriff Mickey then began
to auction of the rem ainder, but after
the first barrel had been knocked down,
Chief Of Police Hantoon stepped up aud
arrested him for selling these apples with.
out the proper auotioneer's license. Mr..
NJ. declined to DO arrested, claiming that
his license authorised him to soil articles
of this kind. There WAS general pullin &
and hauling around for time, and . live
ly little muss seemed probable, when Mr..
Mickey started off quietly with The omeer
to consult lawyer. He was then taken
before Justice Tobsy, who dismissed tho
case. Mr.. Savercool settled next day with
Capt. Collins and got his other apples back
again. We cannot but think the Deputy
Sheriff did wrong in not going quietly
with the officer in tho first place, and test
ing tho matter, as he had been told hs
would DO arrested If he attempted to sell
under the license he then had.
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]. REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.
Reportsdtor TH1 JogRxAL BY John Ze,y
EsQ., Register Of Dseds.

xSsX'S &eOysSseV ~ DeS0Ss
Warranty Decd Trsnslsrs for Week
Dnding Aug. 3lst. ls52
Avis Thonsn to John George Hinnsn for
nj seq and neg swq SOC 26 T 125 r 80
v -....o. ......-. $500
George Helm and wife to Wolfgang Fischer
for neg seq SEQ 28 T 1875 r GOV 500
Thomas Smith and wife TO Richard Smith
for lot 2 blk Stearns addition to sc.
Cloud $l26
Caroline U. Partridge 1t M to Althss D.
Partridge for lots 8. 4, 8, 6.7,0, 9 and
10 blk A lots 6 and 7 blk so and blk 50
In Fair Haven and und + Of d SEQ nwq
SEQ 80 T 122 B 28W 500
James Coates and wife to John Keepers for
81 swq and lots / and SEQ ~ + 196 h
SOW $500
Rosa and Helen Lustig to Simon Eder for
lot 2 blk 81 in Edelbrosk's addition to
st. Cloud $500
Lucian B. Niles and wife to Francis NoCu.
sick for vi seq SEQ 20 T l26 r 26W 800
Frederic Heller to Gottfried Voss for q ssq
SEQ T 122 R S2w $500
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For groceries, 60 to Boyd's.

IF you want to see a
lively time, just call at
II. 6teinburR's, between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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MARSH HARVESTER.

As labor-saving and grsin-saving ma.
chine, the Marsh Harvester stands nm.
equaled. 1t saves half the labor and oil
the grain, and saves time, money aud
horse flesh. Sold BY
HOWARD & CARPENTER,
]. E. WING, Agent, Sank Centre.
St. Cloud. MINI.
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Dated Aug. 70, 1872. 7.Sw

FoR SAIE.-The undersigned offers for
sale "Opera Hail. saloon. This Is . we'll
known and popular stand, and offers
good inducements to parties who may de-
sire to purchase. Terms reasonable.
F. VINo8NT.
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READ, EVERYBODY.

J. ". Tenvoorde will sell oil kinds Of
spring and summer goods, for tho next SIX
ty days, AT COST, in order to make room
for his fall and winter stock. You never
had 30 good . ohanse TO get first class
goods at bargains. Call at Tenvoorde's.
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Go to Boyd's for groceries.

-Chsff can be kept out Of the grain BY
using Reynolds Patent Measure. It tai
lies itself and is always correct.
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For groceries, 70 70 Boyd's.

BARGAIN !-Kerr & Collins have . &C.,
oRd-h hand ''Tornado" threshing msshine,
oil complete and In good order, which will
be sold very cheap.
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llMEl LIME |

Dorr 4 Meyer have this week received
200 barrels Of fresh shakopes Lime: so
barrels Of Port Byron Lime. and . quanti-
ty Of Plaster Paris. Any one using these
articles will do we'll to give them . call.
Lime house, corner Of st. Augusta street
ond R3rhmond avAnu0
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-One Of the finest stocks Of dry goods
in the market 10 at Paul Mookenhaupts.
Call and examine his stock Of light goods
or summer wear. Prices away down.
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ST. PAUL ( PACIFIC RAILROAD
1s52. summer Tlms Table.

ii, Of. CLOUD, sT. PAUL : N1xNsApot1s.
Leave st. Cloud 40 m $50 pm
= Arrive at st. Paul ll.O5 m 7.l6 pm
It do Minneapolis 1916 Am Gas p N
Of. PAUL + AINNIAPoLls 10 sT. CLOUD.
Leave st. Paul $780, m 4 As p u
do Minneapolis S.45am 500 On
Arrive st. Cloud LOOP m $3.50 p m
Passengers going to and from Minnesp.
oils change cars o. the junction.
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LOOK aERI !-Grooeries and provisions
Of all kinds can be bought % cheap st
Limperich's as at any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and 40.
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DO not buy your orookery without first
going to Paul Mockenharpts. He has .
large stock and is selling cheap.
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For groceries, 90 to Boyd's.

Rhodes & Spencer are selling tho best
accordeons at lower prises than they can
be bought at any other place in the STATED
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WHEREVER the
w M PLUs Ultra

7HEREvER the
w M PLus ULTRA
0lse.Book has bsen
introduced, ithasbeen
pronounced superior
70 oil other works Of
ito kind. Il hes the
largest, latest, finest,
and only collection Of
new 0lees and Quar-.
tets, nearly ill OF
which have Piano Ac-
compartments, ad ID.
|: SaAplee aplss ,.aail-
ed post-paid, for
] i I PIfERs,
$50 Broadway, n. 7.
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FOR SALE.

The undersig1sd sGsrs for ssls . con.
Portable twe.slery 49,.
DWELLING HOUSE.
IL Clsazvatse. Aas gosd VEN IN the
kitchen, ead "a suth1ildiag0. WIN b.
sold wy e1ssp. Also . farm II % asrss,
10 aerss cleared. With . Aouss, q Silver
Creek. Esquire Of >' IT'S
74w r. NEYsT, st. Clesd.
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The best Anoka shingles, made by the
st. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
Tenvoorde's
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CLUB RA1Es.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
5 copies, $l.75 each.
8 - $50 "

~ By raising club Of Ten Subscribers
~ for THl JOURNAL, At rs cents ssoh,
~ you viii get new music worth $25.
~ Sec Campaign advertisement.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NO4ASA ~ 01S0DAAO4AOs
All persons in St. Cloud and Sank Rap.
ids, and elsewhere, who are indebted 70
Cross & Plates, on book account or ether
wise, are requested to call ct once and Set
tie and thereby save unnecessary cost
CROSS l. PLATES.
no&o1 Au~ % 1910 10
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-we find in the Olsan IN. ~ Times,
Judge Hamlins letter repudiating Greeley
introduced by note from Mr.. 0. p.
Boardman to the editor. This letter has
been published in tho N. Y. Times and 9TH
or leading eastern paporS.
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"A pair Of new shoes, found by the
Chief of Police, can be had by calling at the
City Clerks Office and paying for this no.
tice. The lady who lost her psrasol under
the stairs ut Grovenor's warehouse can find
it at the City Clerks.
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-Qusrter-seoon Watches, at

Z. : :: = The best paint is the cheapest. The
Enamel paint is the best. ,s !. III :
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MIR. Woodmanses received . kick few
days ago from. one o. the hind legs Of
"Biddie" which lifted him off his feet and
famed him quite badly. ut
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The Board il still in Sos sion and prob
bly, will be until Saturday evening.

RAILROAD lrrxs.-The old depot on tho
east side is not used any longer.
? Traoklaying is progressing rather slowly
on the Pembina Branch, We are tcld.
The headquarters on the. Brainerd
Branch win be at Little Falls, which 10
shout midway between this end Of tho
work and Brainerd.
Two new cars came up on the st. Paul
train Saturday, and will hereafter run reg
ularly between here and st. Paul. One is
10 be used exolusively Tor baggage and the
other ss q mail and express car. They
were built 1t tho st. Paul & Pacific Rail-
road shops in St. Paul, and are models Of
convenience for tho transaction Of business.
Tho baggage car is finished off with Sleep
ing hunk, wash stand, desk, and oil neces-
sary conveniences for handling baggage.
The other car il divided into two apart.
ments. The one used for the mail is fitted
up with oil the improved facilities for dis
tributing and handling the mails while in
transit, and contains sleeping room, wash
stand and other convenisnces. The other
is fitted up for the use Of express matter.
Both cars have their entrance at the sides
only.
On Tuesday, while Mr.. W. R. Ross WAS
experimenting theunloading of some cul-
vert timber from the construction train, q
heavy stick fol- on his foot, making min
iature pancake Of his great toe.
The track is now laid to Getchell's Greek.
The grading is all finished between here
and Sank Centre, except Lynoh's and
Conkey's contracts. Three or four more
weeks will be required to complete their
work. There is plenty Of iron on hand,
and the delay in track-laying has been O.
casioned by the sinking Of the grade in
several places. In some instances 1t has
mad to DO raised three feet.
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on last Saturday Jos. Poppinr. Of

-on last Saturday Jos. Popping, Of
New Munich, while full Of bsn1ins, b. dly
belabored the wife Of his bosom. He was
arrestsd and after trial before local
Justice, brought here On Monday for eem-
znitmsnt, but the papers proved to DO IT.
regular, And 10 wss oct At liberty: We
understand that nsighbor took justice in.
70 his own hands AID properly pounded
POPPING.
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Tho next Baptist Society will meet
with Mrs. F. Talcott, Friday evening. the
18th inst.
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Nor1ot.-Davis, Beal l. Go. will pay til,
highest cash price for oil kinds Of grain.
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NORWOOD SEMINARY,

For youae ladies, viii reopen
MONDAY, sEPTENBER NINTH.
Psrsnts can here find for their daughters
The comforts Of . good home, rare musical
s1d The best facilities for INTEL
lootual and moral culture.
For catalogues apply to
MRS. ". J. SMITH.
Principal.
Ct. Paul, MINI, July 8, 1872. 2m
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WANTED.

Thirty river drivers, TO work on Platte
River. Highest wages paid. Enquire Of
DAVIS, BEAL l. co.
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AT tho Convention Of the City and
County Superintendent Of the State held
at Minneapolis last week, the discussion on
1.-THE School Examinations and their OBJ
ject; when, how, and by whom they
should bs conducted" was opened by Prof.
/ D. ". sprsgus. Of this city. An address
VA delivered ct Pence Opera House in the
evening by Prot. lra Moore, which Is high
" spoken Of. -,
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BOARD or COUNTY, CoM1IssIONna,
ST.. CLOUD, Sent, Sd. 1872.

Z y j
81. sCLouD, Sept. Sd. 1872.
REauLAR MHlTIxa.-Pre,ent-W. Car
ter Chairman, NJ. Greeley, F. Schroeder, B.
Pirz and VI. Getty. a
An appropriation Of $50 was ma 10 to
the town Of Lie Sank for bridges, to b.
drawn on the report Of the Chairman Of
Supervisors to tho County Auditor. Also,
$26 to Wakefield for fixing bridge on Secs.
"a and IS, T 1923 r 80. to DO drawn as
above.
:, The petition Of School District No. II to
b annexed to District No. GA was laid over
until tho January session.
The Board then resolved itself into .
Board Of Equalization, with B. Pr. Chair
man. ~-''. 49,,
"a The Board adjourned until the next day.
WxDxssDA1.-Ths Board Of Equalization
made the following changes On real estate,
except buildings. "@-
Avon. add 20 per cent. -.
. Brockway, deduct 80 per cent:
Eden Lake. add 10 per cent. -
Getty, deduct per cent.
Grove, add 20 per cent 49,.
!; Krain, add 10 per cent. 4
:, Lake Henry, add Is per cent.
Le Sank, deduct q per cent.
Luxembourg, add 90 per cent.
Lynden, add 80 per cent.
Maine Prairie, add 10 per cent.
Manson, add As per cent.
North Fork, add 70 per cent.
/: To.day's proceedings:
Oak, add I per cont.
Paynesville, add IL per cent.
Raymond, add 20 per cent.
Rockville, add IS per cent.
Spring Hill add 50 per cent.
st. Augusta, add 20 per cent.
st. Cloud town, add 10 per cent.
st. Joseph, add IS per cent.
st. Martin, add 70 per cent.
Sank Centre, add 40 per cent,
Wakefield, add As per cent
Zion, add 10 per cent.
Munson town lots, add 100 Der sent
VIM. Bohmer. on building on II acres Of swL seL
Sec Is T 125 r 50 add $500
Manrn Brothers lot 10 blk Is Cold Spring add $500
Wilkins lot block 10 1875
s.W. Turner lot I block 20 g rs
81 p. Bold, lot block 50 100
The Board is still in Sos sion and proba-
bly, will be until Saturday evening.
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sugar cured hams, 1t

II YOU want 8 warm Or cold ba4h, &
to Ottensmeysr's bath and barber rooms.
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Montgomery 4 West have established
branch store It Brainsrd, and propose
putting another At Detroit.
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WIN. Henderson has commenced re-
ceiving his fall stock of boots and shoes,
and will in few days have . full assort-
ment Of Ill kinds, including some Of the
best Utica, IN. Y. and Philadelphis work.
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For groceries. 20 to Boyd's.

On last Thursday, Gross + Plates
sent . car losd of fat sheep to St. Paul. !
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On Tuesday twelve boys from Winona,
and on Wednesday twenty-five from St.
Paul, passed through town for 81. Johns
College, near st. 10. The regular term will
begin tomorrow, and the attendance will
be large. 80
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Russ1I1's.

Mrs. Lambert ID selling goods At cost,
less than cost, ct any price ct al, in order
to close out the entire stock.
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The best wagon in use IL the White
water wagon. for sale BY -
.Qaoy1luol.
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Hooper cheese, the best made In the
State, received fresh and for sale at E. Cur
tis' grocery store. ~, - j..
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-Draughs and driving horses for sale
at Herbert'e livery stable.
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Tho weather promises favorably Tor
the race on. Saturday afternoon between
Prince III FARMER Boy.
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UNION SCHOOL. - The fall term of the
public school began on Monday. The
school WAS graded yesterday and the rooms,
which arc now oil oco upied for the first
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For groceries, 60 to Boyd's.

No grain scattered by measuring, II
you use Reynolds Patent Measure.
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-DrAught and driving horses for sale .
Herbert's livery stable.
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s<-Dr.uxht aud driving horses for sale q
Herbsrt's livery stable. - @~5..
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,-Ysang Man! Bush has what you want
A. oneht to vsnt-enRsgenent rings.
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- b q than Y auction, .ppl.... Smiths
Grocery, +
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LII you want goods low, 80 to Smiths
Grocery. Ii
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The best violins are bought Of Rhodes
4 SnAneAP.
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THE NARKET0

sr. CLOUD, Sept. :, 1872
New wheat comes in slowly, some farm
s1s being disposed to hold for higher fg.
urss. while many are still busy thrsshing.
No. l brings $50; No. 2. 500 per bushsl.
Oats 26o.
Corn, 4te.
Fleur-xXxx $e.ooas.so; XXX $3.50
$500; Xxx $4.tost.0o PER barrel.
Fssd-$l.s5 Per swt.
Cornmsal-$l.S5.
shorts-$l.00.
Bran-$l0 per ton; Coz Per evt.
Eggs-Very scarce ct l6c.
Butter 10 scarce and In better demand,
though without any special change in
priees-15s18c.
Potstees-New, plenty. st 25ss0o Per
bushel
Green apples-$4.6o per barrel; 500 pr
peck.
Peaches .$l.5o.32.oo Per box; loo pr
quart.
Crsnbsrriss, $2.sos$s.oo PER bash.l {;
1910 per quart. The supply promises 10 be
large.
Onions-sss76e per bushsl.
Ronsy-25A80e pr pound.
Grspes-26o pr pound.
Tomatoes ars very plenty q 81 Per
bushsl.
Cabbags-$5 Per hundred.
Ausknelsns and wsternslons sss abun-
dsnt q l0slSe sssh,
Beans, $l.16a$l.6o Pr bushsl.
Chssss-l23sl6e pr pound
Maple 6ugsr-l6s2os pr poual.
Hay-$sss pc tsa.
Wosl-Uavashsd, ssss5e; washed. 90
66e.
Besf-oa loot, ss; rsts,l,,s, ssl73s
pr pound. +:
Vssl-7sse dressed; retailing. los123.
pr pound.
Venisoa-ssddlss, os10o retailing l23a
l6o.
hatten-ea fset. So; retailing losl2}.
pr pound.
Perk-s1s dressed; retailing. loala}.
pr peuad. 5.,.z.
xsss pork, SIG PER bazrsl.
kIlwAux1s, Sept. z.
Whes-$l ~ fsr No. /. .,-. :.
Oats-2Ss. .sa .:.''
Cora-803.
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For cheap and good plows 60 to Lahr's
he is selling out.
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fol R1zr.-A two-story dwelling house
Il. ons e the pleasantest parts Of the city.
sInqulrs et this Office, + RI. : -: :
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RAILROAD Observation-Disclosures OF the
business of the st. Paul & Pacific Railroad
at the st. Cloud depot for the month Of
August, 1872:
Freight received, psunds....... 8,108, 01O
do forwarded " ...... 407, 1870
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60 to Tenvoords's. and get the best
shingles made by tho st. Paul hanufse-
turing Company. -.-.
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Capt. orovsnor, the Agricultural i'm.
plsnsnt man, offered the other day t. sell
athrsshi1g machine to . sanguine Greeley
its and take his pay whom Gen. Grant was
elected President. Mr.. Man preferred pay
ing on little longer time and giving his
note, to planking down the cash next
November. Greeley Is . dead duck, and
the people know II.
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Tho st. Paul people are learning our
tricks. They have discovered red bat.
It seems to be dangerous down there, for =
good many persons have been 6ittes by it.
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For groceries. 20 to Deyd's.

Solid gold sets, in oil tho new styles
s>::,:@@',t =. - ;;j>,t Busu's.
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-Messrs. Hanauer & Co. sold large
bill Of clothing this week to An up country
merchant after the latter had gone to St.
Paul and carefully compared prices. lie
returned here, convinced that he could
buy to the best advantage Of Messrs. Han
AMER 4 Co. ..-.
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We saw potatoes at Boyd's this week
weighing from II to 81 pounds each.
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1T didn't oost anybody . cent ID ees
Boyd bring barrel Of sugar down street
ON truck On Monday afternoon.
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App1rs CHAIR. G. Smith 10 receiving
apples By the car load from Quincy. H..
and is selling them by the barrel Or bush.
d but very low prices.
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Mr.. Jos. Edelbrock has . large pas
ture within very short distance Of town,
where horses can be left with safety.
Good water in the field. Terms reasona.
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G. NJ. DOUGHTY,
f ! Itt.:::ll
p I9g 1!|5laS:'j
T. : / i'll
If I0U WANT SOME OF
THEBFST
In Northern Minnesota, It
CHEA p r A T ES,
Address
CALVIN r. HOW,
vlS-ns Pest Ofies Box 1884. New York.
BARNARD & CLARK,
Furniture Manufacturers
MINNEAPOLIS. MIN.
The subscribers beg leave 70 announce to
their many patrons and friends that their
ssw Factory 10 now In operation and that
they ars prepared to al I'll orders for
First Class Furniture
PROMPTLY / AT LOW PRICES.
A new price list will b issued 70 the trade
about the first Of July, and special efforts
viii b made to make their establishment
Headquarters for the Dealers throughout
The Nerthwest.
FINE CUSTOM WORK BONE 70 ORDER.
BARNARD l. CLARK.
Factory 4th Street, East side. Warerooms
sCsntrs Block. v14n4s
FOR SALE.
Lots Z and 8 Block 40
/" l and 2 " ~
40, 10, IL and II " Is
:. 3':as,1:s;+' ''de /" {" y I.
In 4. A. Browns addition to St. Cloud,
Let's 1, ,,s,4,s,s, :, 3 ..d's (.aeh
ssar ssrss, -
In A. A. Browns sub division 70 81. Cloud.
Lots n ths sub-divisien contain about
1OUR ACRES essh.
Terms Easy.
Inquire 81 :..--..
KERR 4 COLLINS,
uto-3n 81. Cloud, MINI.
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BORN.

On Thursday, August 9th, to c. NJ. aud
Catherine Smith, son.
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For sroceris !, 70 to Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05

FOR groceries, 60 to Boyd's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-05

The place for bargains il At Smiths