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The New York herald., 1872-12-25
SUICIDE OF MR. EASTMAN IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. q, 1872.
tits ascertained that the suicide OF G. Eastman
was committed while ne was labortng under de-
preston OF spirits caused by III health, he being in
curably III Of consumption. He was appointed
Consul at Queenstown by President Lincoln and
subsequently occupied the same position At Glas-
cow.
The New York herald., 1872-12-25
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN DECLINES TO BE
DINED.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. "a. 1877.


large number Of citizens, irrespective oj
politics, have invited Governor Hoffman to public
dinner, which, however, he declines, owing to
pressure OF o1icial and private duties.
The New York herald., 1872-12-25

Several circus and theatrical gentlemen were
yesterday at Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue,
and resolved to take measures to give benefit to
the employees OF the late Barnum's Museum.
Already several prominent actors and actresses
have volunteered. More definite action viii be
taken to-day.
The New York herald., 1872-12-25

TaE OLD LAWRENCE MANSION,
Of the city S that for ry years has been
when first built was considered one Of the finest
far out OF the city limits that its
owner felt secure against the encroachments
Of city business, and certainly could never have
f0reseen that ITS proximity to circus and O
church in crowded part OF the town would be the
nnal cause OF its destruction. The danes gutted
Thence they threatened the carriage factory of
Messrs. Miner Stevens and the valuable buildings
on thirteenth street, but at this point were stayed
EFFORTS OF THE rrREMEN,
who. coated with ice and freezing with the cold,
fought the flames with skin and determination to
Chicago disaster. Chief Perey was present aiding
and advising with all his skill and knowledge but
the success OF the utmost efforts OF his department
In their gallant battle with the flames the nremen
ran great risks, and five Of them at one time were
the staircase, but they were rescued by lre lad
ders. Most of them had been to nres before
during the night and were thoroughly exhausted.
ALL THROUGH THE DAY
an inquisitive crowd thr0nged about the neghb0r-
hood OF the fire, from Fourth avenue to Third aud
along Irving place, looking at the thick-smokng
ruins. strong detail Of police was present to
keep the people back from q dangerous proximity
to the tall front walls OF Grace chapel, which rose
and nom the overhanging signs and cofnices OF
what remained OF Grotes ivory factory. Groups
OF nremen stood upon the yet warm brick and
turned streams upon the smoking pile while icicles
two and three feet long depended from every cool
so suggestively suffered with the circus, was hardly
less q ruin than the latter. The altar stained
Windows, pews, chancel and, organ loft were
leveed 10y this indscriminatng fire. along with
the wild animals, the gay auditorium and the
spangled properties OF the menagerie. Clown and
churchman suffered In common. The chapel and
the circus were blent together In their ruin by
the impartial leveer.
SUCH THOUGHTS
% these obtruded themselves very generally on
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-18

"A young man from the country,
who was imbued with the chivalrio spirit
of "darn the expense" came to town on
Saturday with the damsel who had two
inch cable twisted around his affections, to
see the circus. stopping at Que Of the
places where soda water was being fzzled
out to the thirsty crowd, he demanded two
glasses Of the effervescent beverage. "What
syrup?" blandly inquired the soda water
man. "syrup!" was the indignant ex-
clamation, IS the youth lowered up
"What do you take me for? I want the
best quality Of loaf sugar." A suppress
ed snickering was audible in the vicinity
about that time.
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OTTER TAIL COUNTY, 81:

! LCLlTHBRAIL. July 9th, 1872.
EDITOR Observation-Disclosures Minnesota is
steadily growing in wealth and population.
Family after family continue to come in and
open up farms. Towns and villages are
springing up in Ill directions, with their
mills, shops ard stores.
The abundant rains have done much to
bring forward a heavy crop Of grass, and
to give promise Of the best grain crop
known for years. It is reported that grass
hoppers are doing much harm in the
vicinity Of Oak Lake, Becker county. Po-
tsto bugs are doing some damage, and ap-
pear to be increasing. If there is anything
which will remove these pests let US know
8. WHITING.
r. Paris Green, properly applied, is the
best and surest potato-bue exterminstor
that has yet been disoovered.-ED11oR.]
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PA1assv1LLl !. Jul u, i

5S.SsI 3 1sssv1LLI. July y, 1877.
EDlroB JouRAAL.-Piynesvillo Lodge
No. II q lAA...M N. /. hold their annual
election Of officers on the 10th Of juno.
Tho following Is the liat for the ensuing
year: .ss
Noah Lathrop VIM.
Hugh Blakely S...W... # 4z. e= ...:s IS
a. Lee Elliott J...W...
J. w. Darby Secretary. 81.
John Blakely Treasurer. s...#
E. H. Bates SD. -
]. E. WEIGH j. d.. In 9
installation was held on Monday evening,
July LIST. ~ -~ u. =
At regular Republican CAUCUS, held At
Ostrander's Hall, July 18th, Of which c.
NJ. Reilly was Chairman, and John Q. o.
trander Secretary, Noah Lathrop and John.
W. Darby were elected delegates to the
Republican County Convention to be held
in St. Cloud on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
9. NJ. Reilly, Egbert 0strander and J. W.
Darby were elected Republican Town
Committee for the ensuing year. -''.'
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Ono OF the Best Galleries I'm tho West.

Ono OF the Best Galleries In the West.
The people Of st. Cloud may justly be
proud Of this establishment, for it is one
which reflects great credit not alone upon
the proprietor but upon the town. Mr..
Hill is undeniably frst-class artist. We
have lately inspected some Of his work
which meets al the requirements Of the
most exacting criticism. The features in
his pictures are marked with perfect dis
tinctness, the expression il natural and
ife-like, and the finish extends to the
slightest details. By new method Of re-
touching, Mr.. Hill gives his photographs
all the valuable features Of indis-ink pic
lures, without the additional cost.
Largo and small photographs, old style
or Rembrandts, ambrotypes, ferrotypes,
etc., are taken with equal success. Par
ties from the East who have examined Mr..
Hills specimens pronounce them superior
to anything they have seen this side Of
Chicago, and Mr.. II. has filed q number
Of orders for persons in st. Paul. It
will be remembered that for number of
years, he had charge Of ono of the largest
photograph galleries in St. Paul.
We can only advise oil who would have a
faithful, correct and satisfactory likeness
Of themselves taken, to 60 to Mr.. Hills
gallery. 49,.
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Base ball languishes in St. Cloud
What is the matter? It has been suggest
ed that if place Of burial was appropri-
ated for the members Of the clubs, together
with q few cheap but tasty headstones,
there would be . kindier interest shown
in the game by our citizens. But as it il.
there is no genuine inducement to join the
clubs.
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ONLY 10 DAYS MORE!!

For the reason that our Store
will not be large enough for our
Fall stock, which will be here in a
short time, we offer, for only TEN
Days, Clothing, Gents Furnish
ing Goods and Hats and Caps at
such greatly reduced prices as
must satisfy all who want to
invest in the above line.
Therefore, if you want to buy
Goods at Eastern market prices,
come quick, while this chan CO
is offered you.
&. HANAUER & CO.,
Chicago Clothing Hall.
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MUST BE SOLD.

Jos. Edelbrock has q splendid assort-
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 50 good .
chance for securing bargains. These
goods are all stylish and Of the best quail
k1,
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Dorr & Meyer have this week received
200 barrels Of fresh shakopee 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
and Richmond avenue,
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AT~ICOsT.

For the next 80 days, the undersigned
will sell his entire stock (summor wear) Of
mems, womens' and childreu's boots and
shoes, 1T and below cost. This means bus
mess! Call and get the best bargains yet
offered. NJ. BECKER.
...... st. Germain at.
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MARSH HARVESTER.

As labor.saving and grain-saving ma.
chine, the Marsh Harvester stands un-
equaled. 1t saves half the labor and all
the grain, and saves time, money and
horse flesh. Sold by
HOWARD & CARPENTER,
J. E. Wing, Agent, Sank Centre
st. Cloud, MINI.
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"A. DeLaoey Wood, connected with this
paper, returned yesterday from Sank Rap
ids and St. Cloud. He reports that the
Northern Pacific Railroad Is being pushed
ahead by the enterprising contractors
speedily, and beyond the most sanguine
expectations Of the citizens Of st. Cloud
This road will be likely to create quite q
revolution in the commercial interests Of
the upper country, as we'll as materially
advance the same and the farmers resid.
ing along the far-famed Sank Valley, with
this expectation. feel jubilant over the
''good time coming.'-Hastings Union.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-18

On Tuesday evening the lumbermen
ON the drive came up into town, and took
possession of one or two saloons. They
had high old - until midnight, but
did no damage beyond breaking q few
windows where they were carousing.-
Would It not be well for the CITY Council
to pass IN ordinance authorizing the May
or to close oil saloons under circumstances
such - these? The peace, if not the
safety, Of tho town Would seem to require
Il
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.Qusrter.second watches, at

- ~ s' az. 80, g.
Though . lull has taken place in the
operations on the ;Brainerd Branch,
frem St. Cloud to this city, We feel fully
authorized in saying that it is only lull,
and has not been abandoned altogether,
as some of our down-oountry papers
would like to have it. The Pembina
Branch must needs be pushed with might
and main to an early completion, that the
interests Of the Company may be sub
served. Iron sufficient to push ahead
on both branches can not be obtained,
and consequently our little branch to St.
Cloud must "await its time with patti
ce.''-Brasnerd Tribune. r
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June Is, 1872
$40,317.91
Net collections...........

A CHAPTER OF Aco1DENTs.-On Tuesday
evening, as Mr.. o. d. Webb, of Fair Ha-
ven, was starting for home, tho pole slip
ped through the neck.yoke ring letting
the buggy on their heels when near Ten
voorde's store, whereupon they became
frightened and ran away, throwing both
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb out and breaking Mrs.
W Gibbs right leg above the ankle.
On the same day, q twelve-years' old son
Of Mr.. Coyle, Of ST. Jo., was struck by
another boy with stick on the right leg,
above the ankle, and the bone broken.
On the same day, while Mr.. J. B. Van
Rensselaer, WAS working with some farm
machinery, he threw from it's place . fifty
pound rake belonging to . reaper, one Of
the teeth Of which struck him on the alb
domen, intlicting painful wound which
might have proved fatal. ~. -.
Some days since I young son Of Mr.. H.
Scherfenberg pulled cupboard down on
him, breaking his collar-bone. He is now
doing we'll.
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JUNE STANDARDIZATION Mr.. Barney
Vossberg, County Auditor, We have re-
ceived the following abstract Of settlement
between tho Auditor and Treasurer for
taxes collected from March LIST, 1877 to
June Is, 1872:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-18

BARGAIN !-Kerr & Collins have q Sec
oad-hand 'Tornsdo" threshing machine,
ell complete and in good order, which will
be sold gerry cheap.
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Ono of the finest stocks Of dry goods
in the market is at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Gail and examine his stock Of light goods
or summer wear. Prices away down.
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received ut Bush's Jewelry
Store, -,. ,.......
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s CENTS.

Soda water only five cents q glass at
LIMPERICH's.
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IF you want to sec Il
lively time, just call at
II. SteinburE's, between
10 and Ill o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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FARMERS, READ THIS.

I have received q number of the new
John P. Nanny two-wheeled Reapers, SELF
rake, which would invite oil farmers to
call and see and examine for themselves
Also, lot Of new John P. Nanny single
mowere. very light and durable machine.
~ p, 49, J. B. VANRENssALER.
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st. Cloud, July 10, 1872.

MIR. Jos. Edelbrock has large pas
ture within q very short distance Of town,
where horses can be left with safety.
Good water in tho field. Terms reasons
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TALK AT THE :To1LEr.-E very lady's
maid knows that the bewitching bein Is
who have their triumphant way Wit h
conquered hearts, regard a sp lendid head Of
hair the most effective of oil womanly fas-
cinations. They believe, and they are right,
that they can 1asso as many beaux with the
luxuriant ringlets and glossy braids as
they can "kill at sight" with their beaming
eyes. Hence IN their toilet talk" among
themselves nd with their attendants, tho
merits Of preparations for the hair are free
" canvassed, and the latest result Of this
discussion seems to be the almost uuiver
sal I'D option Of Lyons Kathsiron as an ar
tiole better adapted to promote the growth
and beauty of the "Chief Glory of Woman"
than any other at present before the world.
They say that without irritating the skin
Of the head it eradi Gates dandrutf, and that
it penetrates below the surface to the roots
Of the hair, endowi ng them with new life
and vigor. ~
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j. FoR sA1E.-A tract Of Az acres oflsnd
within three-quarters Of a mile Of the
Central House. It is all enclosed with
cedar posts and board fence. Enquire imme-
sdiatelY OF >.f..#ss: H. ]. FOWLER.
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The best Anoka shingles, made by the
St. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
Tenvoorde's
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,-.dentlemen from tho western part Of
the county state that the grasshoppers
have al taken their departure, going over
one day last week in cloud: We trust
that the voice Of the gentle grssshopper
may never more be heard throughout this
land, and that his lovely little wings may
bear him to the mountains Of Hepsidam.
Selah.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-18

THE person who wrote letter to
Henry G. Bowen, publisher Of the Inde-
peadsnt, and mailed it 1t St. Cloud July
Sd or 4th, will learn something to his ad-
vantage by calling ct the Post Office.
~r JE WEST D NJ
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-18

NoT1oz.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds of grain.
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AT CosT.-Mrs. Lambert is selling her
entire stock Of millinery goods at cost, and
will continue to do so for the next thirty
days, unless tho goods are sooner disposed
of 3
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Mr.. 8. J. Chapman, of the City Res
taurant, has the exclusive right to furnish
refreshments on tho grounds during Sat-
urday's races. He will have leo cream,
lemonade, pop, pastry, &c., but. no beer or
intoxicating liquors.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-18

do not buy your crockery without first
going to Paul Mookenharpts. He has q
large stock and il selling cheap.
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The best paint IL the cheapest. The
Enamel paint is the best. g
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Foe SA1E.-The undersigned offers for
sale s'0pera Halp' saloon. This IS we'll
known and popular stand, and offers
good Inducements to parties who may de-
sire to purchase. Terms reasonable.
Vyrorrm
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If any person has doubts whether ad-
vertisenents are read or not. let him, put
something no doesn't wish seen in an OBJ
SQUIRE part Of the paper. ,s,-s,.
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-Draugbt and driving horses for sale, at
Herbert's livery stable. z;<s -:
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The Meadow King Mower and Hol-
lingsworth Rake, at
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-18

If you want warm or cold bath, 60
to Ottensmeyer's bath and barber rooms.
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The latest cattle ever brought TO-
town have been converted into; roasts and
steaks BY Coates 4 Freeman, and disposed
Of to well- satisfied purchasers. No won
der 80 many people buy their meat Of
Coates & Freeman. ~, Sc
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sJ~-Good lager beer, the best in the city,
1t Davis Saloon. Y $1,000. -
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Go to Grovenor's aud gee. the Hub.
bard Mower and Dropper. -. @.|..''
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The best quality of canned fruits, at
RUssELL's.
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3s Bears are both troublesome and i'm
pudent on the east side Of the river. They
have very cultivated taste for pork, and
will risk good deal to get squesler for
the family dinner. A few days since, a
farmer observed Mr.. Bruin having one Of
his choice pigs by the back of the neck
forcing 1t along into the woods. He took
his shot gun, which was loaded with fine
shot, and overtaking the bear, discharged
the contents into its face. No damage
seemed to result, and bruin made break
for the farmer. who put his best foot for
ward in getting back home, the bear pur-
suing almost to the door. Having thus
disposed Of ofdoious interference, his bear.
chip returned to the porker, got it iuto
marching order again, and proceeded with
It TO his domestic freside, where doubtless
the juicy morsel was properly disposed o.
amid gruuts Of satisfaction At the diseom.
aturs Of the farmer. :ls{.. 81. .,.
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-Grovenor has the Kirby Combined
Reaper and Mower.
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The Directors Of tho Driving Park
Association have let tho contract for put
ting up neat little dwelling house for Mr..
Wocdmansee, the trainer and lessee Of the
track. 1t will contain six roo ms, ard is
to cost about 5000. Messrs. Raymond &
Owen are the contractors.
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THE MARIE ELS

TIE MARKETS
ST.. CLOUD, July Is, 1872
Wheat etill holds at 95ca$l 90.
Oats 28a30c. q.
Corn, SOC.
Flour at retail-XXXX $500; xxx
$3.50; Xxx $500 per barrel; at whole
sale, 50 cents per barrel less.
Feed-$1.55 per cwt.
Cornmeal-$1.55.
Shorts-$l.0o.
Bran-G0c.
Eggs-11a12tc, and scarce.
Butter-Good, 15al8c; lower grades,
10a12c.
Potatees-New, plenty, at $1.O0a$1.20
per bushel. Old 60a80c, and scarce.
Peas-5Oa60c per bushel, and plenty.
Blackberries-$5 per nushel, 20c quart.
Blueberries-same price, with rather
limited supply at present.
Beets, onions, carrots, ana the general
line Of vegetables, s cents per bunch.
Beans, vi. 25a$l so per bushel.
Cheese-123al5c per pound.
Maple sugar-15a20c per pound.
Hay-$8a9 per ton.
Wool-Unwashed, 3Sa35c; washed, 50a
Csc.
Beef-On foot, 3a34c; retailing, 8a15c
per pound.
Veal--8c dressed; retailing, 10al5c per
pound.
Mutton-on foot ,3a5c retailing 1Oa124c
per pound.
Pork-54o dressed; retailing, 10a124c
per pound.
Mess pork, SIP per barrel.
MILWAUKEE, July II.
Wheat-$l PSI for No. l.
| Oats-27c.
Corn-41}c. .'.-- j.
d.. A fall in wheat during the past week
Of AZ cents.
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"A St. Cloud milliner is in great dis
tress because she forgot on which side Of
the rose to put the hat sh made for lady.
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We find in an exchange the following
mention Of the good work Of On old neigh
Dor: -, 49,
"Mr. James Kelley, Of Williamsburg, Pa,
is very sensible man. He has given
$3.50, 900 to the Allegheny County Agri.
cultural Society for the purpose Of found
ing an institution in which poor boys may
learn trades"
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NORWOOD SEMINARY,

For young ladies, will reopen
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH.
Parents can here find for their daughters
the comforts OF good home, rare musical
advantages and the best facilities for intel
lectual and m oral culture.
For catalogues apply to
Tt~>a MRS. W. J. SMITH,
,E Principal.
St. Paul, Mimi, July 8, 1872. 2m
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# Don't forget the place. but 60 t
Smiths Grocery. .,.,.,
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ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means of relief for tho Erring and Unfor
tunate diseased and debljtated Sent free in scaled
envelopes. Address, HOWARDASS0C1AT No.
90 Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa. %
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"A few days ago gentleman came
from Wisconsin, and claimed that Mr.. c.
Bridgmsn, Of this city, was guilty Of in
frin1ing on patent for tho use of "sheer"
Blooms. Mr.. B. had been using this boom
for three years, without having any idea
that 1t WAS patented. The matter was
compromised by Mr.. B. paying $3.50.
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The best assortment Of green and ripe
fruits, canned goods and sauces, ut Boyd's.
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F1Rs.-Mr. VIM. H Day, of Maine Prai-
RE, left homo on Saturday morning, at five
o'clock, to como to the circus. Little or
no fire WAS left in the stove, but about two
o'clock in the afternoon his house, with its
contents, was in ashes. Mr., Day is confident
that his house was set on fire, and thinks
he knows who did the work. His loss is
about 81, 500; insured for $500 in the
Farmers Company Of Minneapolis. Three
years ago Mr.. D. had house burned on
tho same spot. He'will begin at once re-
building.
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1Mr. II. A. Boobar, of Sank Centre,
traded horses with stranger and thereby
got one which had been stolen from E.
Colby, Of st. Peter, who came last week
and claimed it. Mr.. B. has gone for his
own horse, which is in the custody Of the
Sheriff At st. Peter. The thief 10 in Jail
at st. Paul.........Mr. Jasper Pixby, Of En-
glish Grove, has three hundred grape vines
in excellent condition, some Of which will
bear this year. He will set out three hun
dred more next spring.-Sauk Centre Her.
aid.