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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-13

Tho serial "aood- Bye, Sweetheart" is
concluded this week. Although somewhat,
lengthy, it has been received with general
favor by our readers. It will be followed
by well-seleoted short stories, running
from ono TO four weeks each.
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Nor1oE.-Davis, Bssl 4 Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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-Messrs. Hanauer s Co. have purchas.
cd ths entire stock of goods of Briggs
Bros, Of Little Falls.
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Parties who were burned out BY the
Chicago fire, have located and are building
houses here,
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"A largo lot Of baskets, hat racks and
towel racks just received at Tobey's.
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"A very complete line Of gentlemen's
furnishing goods, hats and caps, &c., very
cheap, al You've & BRADroRD's.
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During the hailstorm on Friday morn
ing, hailstone fell on st. German street
Of the exact shape Of miniature w-k-y
flask. Several individuals gazed on it and
sighed that it had not come down full.
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Large stock Of paints, 1t Rhodes &
Spencer's.
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Mr.. G. +. Lockwood is at New Canaan,
Conn.,. with the First National Bank, from
which point he sends for The JOURNAL.
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DIR. A. c. Gowdy can be found on and
sfter Monday next At Tolman l. Co.'s
drug store.
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M. Tobey 10 sole agent in Stearns
county for Morton's celebrated gold pens.
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Mr.. ]. r. Clark has gone to Brainerd
to put up some fine largo dwelling houses
in that growing town.
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One Of our readers who tried salt on
his tomato plants (as recommended in .
paragraph which WAS published last week.
ssys it 10 . complete success; that it was
the best thing he ever tried-tor killing the
plants. The trouble WAS, that he put the
salt over, instead Of around, tho plants.
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"A deserter from Fort Ripley was
tracked to this place on Tuesday evening
and into the hail where the Alleghanians
were performing, but he managed to make
good his escape.
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Frank Hall, Esq, Of this city, left
last evening for st. Cloud, where he will
devote his attention to the Photographic
art.-St. Pau! Press.
He is in Mr.. Hills gallery.
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If you want warm or cold bath, e
to Ottensmeyer's bath ard barber rooms,
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Old papers for sale at this Office, by
the dozen or hundred.
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Pure drugs, at Rhodes & Spencer,

"A large lot Of Little Champion Self.
Raking Reapers at GRovERSoa's.
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Tho schools Of Princeton are in sue.
cessful operation under the instruction Of
two young ladies, graduates of tho St..
Cloud Normal School, who are giving ex-
cellent action.-Sherbu,ne County
Neses
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Go TO Grovenor's aud go the hub.
bard Mower and Droppsr.
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On Arr IAcr

Essays for Young Men, great SOCIAL EVILS
ana ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means of relief for the Erring and Unfor
tunate diseased and debiltated Sent free in sealed
envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIArION No
% Ninth st., PHILADELPHIA Pa
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1T is worthy Of note that the first
freight put OF board train Of cars in St.
Cloud was shipped to-day by Mr.. II. ".
Weary. Il consisted Of four tie-wagons
for Do Graft & Co. That these wagons
were to 60 to New Ulm, speaks we'll TO,
st; Cloud manufactured.
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Fresh candies and crackers just re-
ceiVed at E. Curtis.
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Therefore they are happy! Dr.. A c.
Gowdy and Mr.. J. F. Bell have each been
presented with . daughter.
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The best Anoka sh;,

Horses have not yet got used 10 the cars
and there have been several runaways
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Picture frames of all sizes made to or
der at Tobey's
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NO scarcity of rain yet. Cool days
and nights.
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-Drauxht aud driving horses for sale 1t
Herbert's livery stable.
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Mr.. D. H Spicer started for Brainerd
to-day to look after their furniture bust
ness there. Messrs. Spicer & Carlisle
have quito successful branch establish
ment there, from which they are prepared
70 supply the people Of tho upper country
with furniture.
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Goods bought 1t J. G. Huber's will be
delivered in any part Of the city free of
charge.
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-Ye gentle Italian peramubulateth ye
streets with ye Plaster of Paris images.
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A SPECIAL OFFER.

We viii send The journal and either
the st. Paul Press or the Minneapolis
Tribune one year for $500.
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The best assortment Of canned goods
ut RussrLL'A.
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ALI suits made at Prondzinski's arc
cut in the most fashionable styles and are
made from the very best goods. He has .
fine stock Of cloths, and guarantees to give
Gu stoners satisfaction.
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Immigration still continues to pour
through town.
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-Draught and driving horses for sal
at Herbert's livery stable.
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For SODA WATER, go to
LINPERICH's.
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Complaints come from many quarters
concerning the careless manner in which
the mails are handled at Richmond. Let
ters and papers Are sent in every direction
but that in which they should 60. This
carelessness should be promptly corrected.
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Solid gold sets, in Ill the new styles
Bu0n's.
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MIR. NJ. P. Noel, who has just returned
from trip up Sank Valley, reports that
the grassheppers have already commenced
operating on the vegetation in the vicinity
Of Paynesville and Lake George. They
are wiugless yet, and appear only in LEGAL
tiles. crops generally look splendid.
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Mr.. F. H. Dam, Of this city, has caught
100000 feet Of logs at Watab. which b.
will have sawed at Ssrtelrs mill for his
own use. His business is rapidly increas.
ing, and he finds it desirable to have a
quantity Of frst-quality lumber manufac-
tured specially for use at his sash, door
and blind factory.
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-Peanuts, pop-guns aud pin-wheels, At
Boyd's.
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-Violins and violin trimmings, at
Rhodes s. Spencer's.
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-"He that is filthy let him DO filthy
STILL" and be sure to buy his chewing TO-
baoco at Boyd's.
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-Leander Gorton, Esq, has retired from
partnership in the North Star Iron Works
at Minneapolis. The style Of the firm now
is Harrison, johnson s. Co.
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CLUB RArss.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
5 copies, $l.75 each.
& Hn ss
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= -Hurrsh for tho Fourth Of July! In .
few days Boyd will receive the largest
stock Of fireworks ever brought to the
West, which will DO sold 1t low figures
and large profits.
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AN elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
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Tho Democrats Of Stearns county will
hold . Convention at tho Court House on
next Monday afternoon, to elect delegates
to attend tho State Convention.
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u. ". Tenvoorde has up snowy sign
at his store.
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New DR1LL.-Mr. l.. Reynolds, of this
city, has invented an upright drill for
blacksmith work, which is quite an i'm
p'ovement on The old style. It Is q hand
drill, and as sample Of the rapidly Of its
work we may state that on Monday Mr..
Reynolds put hole through bar Of J.
inch iron with s-drill in just twenty sec
ends, turning with one hand. It can be
used for any size desired on any kind Of
blacksmith work. MIR. R. has applied for
a patent.
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The poet Whittier freely oriticises
Mr.. Summers late personal speech in
the Senate.
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=
FIRST TRAIN OF CARS.
Wednesday, Juno 1ath, 1879.

At quarter past four o'clock yesterday
afternoon, the first train OF cars ever in
St. Cloud. crossed the new bridge. Ut is
generally known by our readers, that the
st. Cloud depot has been on the other side
Of the Mississippi.) 1t consisted Of three
| fiat cars loaded with railroad iron, and was
drawn by Engine No. 8, the F. r. Delano
MIR. Ed. Kittridge, Engineer, and Mr..
Oscar johnson, Fireman. A large number
OF people had gathered at the west end OF
the bridge, and greeted the tram with en-
thusiastic cheers. This engine, with its
hat cars, has been doing duty slnco in
bringing over iron for the extension of the
track.
On Saturday track-laying was begun un
der the direction Of NJ. Kelly, of the Lake
Superior road, and the rails have now been
laid beyond the depot.
Work will be commenced tomorrow on
the now freight depot. The new passenger
depot 1t this city is, or will be, the finest
along the entire line, from St. Paul up.
It will be finished inside with butternut,
and will be handsomely painted inside and
out.
PERsoNAI.-Dr. c. Sohulten returned on
Tuesday evening from trip to Europe.
He had very pleasant time. The doc
tor says the report circulated here that he
had been married to ''princess in dis
guise" is base fabrication of the enemy.
His fair hand'is as free as ever.
We had call yesterday from Hon. c. T.
stearns, Register Of the Mobile Land tfice,
who is back on visit to the town he help
ed start some seventeen years ago.
MIR. VIM Holes arrived this week from
Moorhead. He reports good times there.
Mr.. B. H. Winslow, OF Maine Prairie,
favored US with call on Tuesday.
Mr.. Tkos. Bolles, Of Raymond, is in
in town, juryipg.
Mr.. John Workman, Postmaster at Cul.
drum, dropped in to see US on Monday.
You ought to hear him talk about crops in
Morrison county
Mr.. Ezra Briggs, Sheriff of Morrison
county, was in town this week.
Mr.. E. Pillsbury left his fine farm, at
St. Martin, long enough to come to town
this week.
Attorneys Walker and Miner, of Sank
Centre, are in attendance at court.
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"A large assortment Of white goods ct
You've 4 BADfoRD's.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS,
Reportedtor The JOURNAL by John ga,
Esq, Register Of Deeds.

3'3 AsSSsoscS ~ DSCUS.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending June sth. 1879
Calvin F. How to Wm. H. Bradford for
81 sec T 1928 r S3w. $64O
Calvin F. How to Edgar B. Clark for
nwq sec 8 and seq sec l8 1923 r 33 v.
500
Andrew Eichmeyer and wife to Chris
tian Hellmer for seq nwq sec 2 l22 r
80 ". 5000
Moses W. Adley and wife to Henry W.
Van Rensselaer, for 120x282 # IN roo SEQ
"a L l26 ~ ". $lp0
Jacob Rowell and wife to S.rah A. Davis
for lots and blk 81 in : ak C-n. re $3.50
Joseph Kunkler and wife 10 Marcus and
Peter Maurin for nwq neg and neg nwq
sec "a 1913 R SOW. 500
John Sehonleben and vito to John o.
Mcconnell for nwq nwq sec % T l25 R
20 ". $500
Herman Boyer to John Boyer for 81 SEQ
and seq swq SCI 20 T 125 r 32w $500
A. M. Baker and wife to John Little for
seq sec ! l T l24 r IS and neg sec 10 and
nwq sec Is 124 r "a v. $500
John K. Underwood and wife to John
McGugre for 81 nwq sec 81 T 126 r IS "
$500
Thos. F. Towne and wife to Jesse McIn-
tire for neg sec 10 T 1876 r 35w. $500
Victorie Durupt ct al to St. P. & r r
Co., for right of way across lot s blk % in
city Of St. Cloud. 1915
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LOCAL NEWS
. Omcial Paper Of the City.

D0.Geo. P. Rowell + Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and 6. NJ. Pestengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agent
for Tn JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thorizedto contract for inserting advertise
msats for US at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
eve their favors with either Of the above
Houses.
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Drugs at Now York prices, At Rhodes
& spencsr's.
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Work has been commenced on Mr.. J.
Hills new photograph gallery on Washing
ton avenue. It will be 2lx40 feet, with
l2-foot ceiling.
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Read the card Of T. J. Bonham in this
issue. Mr.. Bonham il an experienced tin
smith, and is able to guarantee satisfaction
in his line. Some Of the best work in town
has been done by him.
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"A Newspaper, to be called tho Rcd
River Str, will be started soon at Moore
head, Next!
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

The large building on the corner Of St.
Germsin street and Jefferson avenue il Of.
fered for rent. The building will be rent
ed entire, or the store room. and up stairs
Office rooms separately.
Inquire Of C. F. DAVIS.
St. cloud, Nay I'd. 1873. n42. SIN
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-Draught and driving horses for sale q
Herbsrt's livery stable.
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Buy IN ACCORDION of Rhodes & Spen-
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Enamel paint 10 the best in tho mar.
ket. Use no other.
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"A few days ago . couple Of individ-
uals went into one Of our stores and asked
for ''suthin' strong" They were inform.
ed that none Of tho article WAS to DO had.
But spying q suspicious-looking flask
standing in the back end Of the store, one
Of the pair quietly slid around in few
minutes, and when he thought no one was
looking, pulled the cork, smelled the con-
tents and took q long pull. He didn't
care. for any more, a. it proved to DO q
mixture Of alcohol and borsx which ~.
NJ" kept for use on his flowing locks.
Aoral. It isn't safe to drink everything
you find in flask that smells Of alcohol.
Conusd,um. What is tho effect, on tho
hair, Of these preparations when taken in
wardly? Will this individual please re-
port?
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Paul Mookenhaupt has just received
several crates Of crookery, including
everything in that line, to which he would
call special attention, Is he is able to offer
better goods At lower prices than any other
house in the city.
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The Meadow King Mower and Hol-
ingswort Rake, at
GRovIRNoR's.
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.Quarter-second watches, at
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The best Auoka shingles, made by the
st. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
Tenvoorde's - - : i -,<'..',
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-On Monday, Mr.. Frank Remely fenced
up his lot across tho railroad track, On
Tuesday tho difficulty was compromised by
the Committee paying him $500 damages,
and the obstruction Was removed.
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~ The G lrcuiatiOn of The journal
= DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Publishe din Northern Minnesota Le.
emember this.
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On Monday Mr.. J. W. Tenvoorde's
team ran away, throwing out the seat Of
tho wagon, which struck . little daughter
Of Mr.. J. L. Wilson, injuring Dor slightly.
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For SODA WATER, go to
TTMprnYcI'a
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-Lsmons, Oranges, Nuts and Candies,
At RussrIL's.
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NARROW EsoAPE.-On Monday a son Of
Mr.. George Herberger narrowly escaped
drowning in the Mississippi. He fell from
some logs just above large jam at the
railroad bridge, and as he was sinking for
the third and last time, and was going un-
der the jam, one Of Mr.. Reichart's boys
caught him by the hair and pulled him out.
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ID. NJ. G. Murphy & Co. are shipping
large quantities Of groceries and provisions
daily to the upper country. They are
doing very extensive wholesale bust
uess, which is steadily increasing.
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On opening chest Of tea at Murphy
& Co.'S the other day, small Chinese
broom WAS found. It was about the size
Of wisp broom, and was made in some
what tho same way. The handle was Of
bamboo; the broom part was made Of the
outside fibre Of the cocoa-nut, and was
hold to place by oross-piece through the
handle, about which bamboo splits were
woven. Il showed 81 gns Of considerable
usage, and WAS undoubtedly accidentally
dropped into the chest BY some John
Chinaman. who perhaps spent some time
Afterwards in looking for his missing
property.
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Money to loan on approved real estate
security. Inquire At tho law Office of
KERR & COLLINS.
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Teas with the tax of, at
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ST. PAUL & PACIFIC RAILROAD
Summer Time Table.

ST. CLOUD, ST. PAUL b x1NNEAPoI1s.
Leave st. Cloud 1928 m 800 8 m
Arrive 1t St. Paul 1l.O5 m 7.15 D m
do Minneapolis 1916 m 6.45 p
ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS TO ST. CLOUD.
Leave St. Paul $500 IN AS D N
do Minneapolis 8.45 . m 500 , M
Arrive st. Cloud 1856 p m $50 p m
Passengers going 70 and from Minneap-
oils change cars at the Junction.
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All kinds Of family groceries at
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CHAxaE.-The Minnesota Agency of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com
psny has passed into tho hands Of Mason
4 Ferguson, with headquarters At st. Paul.
Ono member Of the firm is Mr.. Warren b.
Mason, who has, for some years, been
special agent of the Company, and whose
courtesy, honesty and fairness have made
him one Of tho most successful insurance
solicitors in tho West. We congratulate
Mr.. Mason upon his deserved prosperity,
and commend himself and the Company he
represents to ill who desire life insurance.
NEW RBsTAuRANT.-On Saturday Mr.. s..
J. Huffer will open . restaurant in tho
building recently occupied by J. Aver on
Washington avenue. He is fitting up ice.
cream rooms in fine style, and will be pre-
pared to serve all calls in that ine. Choice
confectionery, fruits, pastry, &C., con-
stantly on hand.
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Z rHE urP1n oouzI,1.nY.
From the .B,o,nerd Tribune.

From tho B,amsrd Tribune.
A large foundry and blast works Is to be
started 1t Brainerd, under tho superiutsnd-
ence Of G. N. Parker, Of st. Paul........A
freight train ran of the track near Detroit
Lake, sadly ending tho career Of dozen
mules.
From TIC Alerand1s Post.
A we'll esved In on Ed. Porter, and he
remained in this dangerous predioameut
for two hours, when he was rescued in
good condition. .......A bear Weighing 292
pounds was killed on the fair grounds,
adjoining lown........750 men are at work
In Douglas county on the railroad.........
The people Of Alexandra arc endeavoring
to settle their right-of-way business.
From the Sauk Centre Herald.
Winter wheat, on the open prairie, is
looking well.........B. Lord takes charge Of
tho Express ...Preparstlons are
being made to celebrate tho Fourth Of Ju-
ly.........The under jaw bone Of = human
Oeing was found about four miles from
town.
From the Fergus Falls advocate.
DR.. Reynolds has has been appointed .
Division ply sician on the St. Cloud and
Pembina railroad.........An election vas
to DO held on Monday last to vote bonds to
the Railroad...."...A Presbyterian church
has been organised; E. W. Dewey and
Justus Picket were elected elders.
From the Detroit Record.
The cash receipts of tho N. P. r. r. for
freight delivered at this station during
May were about So, ooo........Eisht trains
per day now pass over the Northern Pa
sifc.........Myriads Of grasshoppers have
sppeared.........Becker county has only
one Touring mill and needs more........A
section hand was run over and killed by
gravel train.
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Foh sAl1.-The undersigned offer for
sale their meat market, as they intend
closing out the business by the first Of July.
This is ono Of tho best established stands
in tho city, and offers IN excellent oppor-
tunity to any one who wants to 60 into the
meat business.
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N Tobsy Is sole agent in Stearns
esa.ty for horton's celebrated gold pens.
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M. DOUGHTY.

NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-13

The best quality Of furniture is man
ufactured at Spicer & Csrlisle's. Their
work is all warranted, and will out-wesr
two sets Of ordinary furniture. They are
prepared to turn out as handsome sets as
can be found in the country, as those who
feel interested can learn by calling and ex.
aiming samples on hand.
What has become of all the money :?
We saw, on Saturday, letter from St.
Paul banker, urging one Of our banks to
send down all the currency it could spare.
This, at that particular time, would have
amounted to about Two dollars and a-half.