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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25
Groceries and Provisions,
WINES, LIQUORS 4 CIGARS,
For sale cheap, by
MICHAEL MA.IERUR
Lahr's Building, corner Of St. Gerpsin
street and Jefferson avenue, st. Cloud.
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Work OF the kind in the World"
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OAA II >,

e We have on hand, prin.ed from new
type on good paper, . full assortment Of
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warranly Qalt-olaim, Mortgage
and Cna.lsi Mortgage
-. Dtssrics Cour.s s-SummOns,s Notices OF
Trial. Notes OF issne anu ExscI'ions.
Just,cs Courl-SuMm0ns snd Sabp@.
mas. g.. ss, d
TO Towx sOrncsRs.-WeSars able -
urnish The following Dlsnksto order, IN
any quantity desired: i
Order OF Supervisorslaying out . new
road.
Release Of Damages by Owners Of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.)
= Town orders, with stubs, bound or un-
bound.
A6davits to be attached to all Bills, for
town or county use.) +. 4 !:
Bond Of Town Treasurers. !
g Constable. :
g Justice of the Peace.
Notice Of election. to Town Office. 3,
Oath of Office of Town Officers = 50
Notice to District Clerk Of Election OF
Justice Of the Peace.
,.~s, Notice of Election of Constable. ~,s,,...
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN the State.
, Orders from the CO untry, for large
mall quantities, filled at St. Paul pric
WIN DUEpTTCENENn
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AT the recent joint meeting at
Syracuse Of the Wool-growers aud
Observation-Disclosures, a Massachusetts,
cloth-maker said that if the existing
moderate duties were lett undisturbed
for the short space of six years, the
cost Of producing American cloths
could be so reduced BY the stimulus
which Wool-growing would receive,
that they could DOT be undersold by the
pauper~woven cloths Of Europc.-N. Y
Tribune.
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FROM pATNESVILLE,
GAINESVILLE, Jan. Sth. 1877

PAYNEsvILLE, Jan. Sth 1872.
EDIToR JouEEAL.-Paynesville has been
enlivened for the past week by the brisk
competition between our new store just
opened by J. G. uaines, and that of James
futile, the old standby. 1t is quite re-
win, to the place. 1t reminds one Of the
good old past-.and Milton Cahoon.
On Saturday and Sunday, the 9Th and
7th inst, the NJ. Els held their quarterly
meeting at the house of John Phipps. Rev.
Noah Lathrcp P. E. preached en- Sunday
The Methcdists don't occupy the. school
houss any more, it being closed for-for
obvious reasons. F.J.P.
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MICHIGAN APPLES, Ape r CIDER
AND CIDER VINEGAR.

Goyette's lat Poyd's old stard) is the
place to buy either or all of the aforesaid.
If you want barrel of good apples. q
gallon Of sweet cider, or . quart Of pure
vinegar, 60 to Coyotes.
II you want to live long and die happy
vote for the bonds and buy your apples
and cider from -.', GoYETTH.'
p. R.-He also dealeth in groceries.
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The late Dr. Marshall Hall, Of
England, said "It I we're seriously
i'll Of consumption, I would live out
doors day and night, except 10 rainy
weather or mid.wiuter; then I would
sleep in an upholstered log house
Physlc has no putriolent, gasrings for
air cannot cure you monkey capers in
gymnasium cannot cure you, and
sti"ul'nts cannot cure. w hat .consump-
tises want: Is pure air, not physic-
pure air, not medicated air-rlcnty of
meat and bread"
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FOND MoTHER-sCoue here my SOD,
and hand me that strap. It hurts me
very much to Whip you" -.,,-
YoUNa Hopr1u1-"No, il don't hurt
you half u much q it does me. 1t it
did you would not do it 10 often, too,
now" a..~ .... '<~' = >'..s, '-s'@
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

Tho Louisville Journal, referring
to the fact that somebody is going to
build hotel in Rhode Island ninety two
feet long and sixty feet wide, expresses
establishment that the authoriti es should
"permit anybody to put tie State all
under one roof in that way"
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TAE MARX ET D

e. r. : r ~ 10
Sr. CLoup, Jan 25. 1872
Wheat-film o. 500 a$l C5.
Oats-38c TO $50.
Corn-45a6Oc. f.
Bsrley-60e
Rye, 500. 49,.
Brsn-60c per owt.
Shorts-$ Ii ri -
Feed-$la$1 60 per cwt.
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at 81. 80. ..~.
Beans, $3.50 to $500. according to
quality. =
Potatoes,- buying ct 50s Co.,.
Cheese-Minnssots, zoe; New York, ESQ.
Butter-Ranges from 12c3 to 25c.
Eggs-28a80c. '.5' - =
Green apples-$4.5 oa5,oo per Dbl; 60
cts. per peck.
Crsnberries-2.50a8.00 -.
Wool, 400.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord green maple, oak, SC. ,$4a$4 Is;
tsmarac, $3.50.
7 =. .:.r1 .y MILWAUKEE, Jan. "a.
Wheat-$1 % for No. l.
Oats-3lo for No. 2.
Corn-s9o for No. 2.
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This Item IA from valuable q. RI
cultural joarn.l: "Dou'tlet your cattle
stray; they wander to the most myster-
ious places; we once saw a COW hide in
. shoemaker 3 shop" ..r.3r.ss, -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

Josh Billiogs says that large pol:
10y Of life insurance doesn't exactly
make = mans corpse smile at his wid.
ow, hut It helps amazingly to get an
other fellow to do it for him. - I'd.
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TAKE NOTICE..

Having disposed Of my stock Of goods 10
Nh. Q. MCDONALD, desire to settle up al
~ seeounts. Parties having bills ssaiast
Ne Win please present them for settlement.
and these ewing NJ viii call 4 ones aud
make payment. l will bs at the old stand.
s<15a& $50 z. 81. MORSE.
0nI~k Mai NJ M ro1>
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

!. The p Singer sewing machine company
have purchased : lot in Chicago Of Pot
ter Palmer for $sso,000. This shows
he confidence ia the value of Gu, o.go
real estate. 80 : .%<ts& -.
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NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERs,.

st. Cloud, Mimi, Jan. 10th, 1872.
Notice is hereby given, that tho Bsard Of
Directors Of the st. Cloud Agricultural
Driving Park Association, win declare oil
stock on which assessments are now due
and unpaid, forfeited 10 said Association,
If not paid prior to the 25th Of January,
1872. Also that an additional assessment of
10 per cent. has been made, payable to J.
G. Smith, Treasurer.
VIZ. MuLL1KEN, TIC. MCCLURE,
Secretary. President
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

BIRTHS AND DHArHs.-From Mr.. E. B.
Strong, the obliging Clerk Of The District
Court, VIC have received the following
abstract Of the births and dea hs which oc.
CURED in stearns county during 1871:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

s3daasA7 REDUCTION !-Montgomery &
West are selling their entire stock Of dry
goods, stylish dress goods, olo.kins. furs.
hsts and caps, and, in short al their vim
tor goods, 1t greatly reduced prices for
cash. This opportunity Tor ebtaining arst-
class bargains will continue for . short
tune. .. .......s,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

Thomas Jefferson said he would
rather live in country with newspa.
pers and without = government, than
in country With government but
without newspapers -,..- ---~---
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

"A party of Fort Wayne young gentle
men me-, dinea sumptuousy at . res auraut,
and each enc insisted on paying the hill.s
To decide the matter it was proposed to-
b!inafold The waiter, and the first one be
cay caasE f' should pay the bill. He hasn I.
caughtany Of them yes. .z. j. ..l
Nov Nov, is tie time 10 buy goods a. Allen.
q Russell's
$50 to Hsrbert& Lambs livery stasle5
and take 8 look 4 tho 6ns drought and
driving hor . for sale there.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

ITO to Allen + kusss.rs to buy your.
groceries. They guarantee to sell Is per
cent: lower on an average than any other
house in the city. III. - e. E 5@
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t,EAL HsrA.S.s ,rshNsFnRx
Reportedtor pas 'nrsNaa BY fohn Zap,
Esq, Register Of Decds.

Repatriation ras 'oraNaa BY John Zapp
Esq, Register Of Decds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for week
Ending January l3th, 1879.
Michael Walk and wife T. J"hn o. WALK for
46 acres in u seq sec ~ + l24 4 29w
.s...' $500
jacob Meyer and wife TO- Henry Joseph.
Leus tor5n3 nsq and swqs neg snd seq
nwq zee 1U5r l22 r. 81 y $4OO
AdeliUs D. Foot and hu.b md to Napoleon
: Adley for south.rly So acres Of Of ewq
SEQ 81 T l26 r 33w $500
Moses W. ALLEY and wife to Elizabeth
Ayers for south-westerly 80 acres Of seq
go 81 r 1875 r 33w $500
First Div. st. P. & P. R. R. Co., to George
: Berger for e3 svq and VI seq SEQ 50 T
1875 r gov $500
Samuel B. Mcclure and wife to William
"Soherffns for lot ii blk in Town ..of
Sank Centre $175
Samuel B. Mcclure and wife to A. P. Gle.
ment for lot IL blk ! in Town Of Sank
Centre 1926
Michael Schneider and wife to Michael
Kramer Jr., for seq Of nwq nwq SEQ 20
T 124 s2w 1886
First Div. St. p. & P. r. r. Co.. to the
Order Of st. Benedict for 81 swq and ST
seq and seq req sec 81 125 r Dow and
lot and neg nwq and neg sec IT 124
R. 29w : 81, O41
Joseph j. Reed to James futile for 25
acres of seq nwq Sc 81 122 r S2w $74
First Div. St. r. & P. 4. r. Co., to John
Payne for neg neg Sc, 3 I 1913 R 20 "
= = S215
Week Ending january s0th
First Div. st. P. & P r. Il. Co.. to, Peter
J. Neis for seq seq sec 5 7 1872 r 20 W
e..:: -. $40
FRS Div. St. P. s. P. r Co.. to Peter Me.
ger: for nj NV q Sec II T l23 r Bow $3.50
A. B. Darling and wife 10 Rhuma Wheel
er for lot 5 blk Sc in Town of Clearwa-
ter $40
John Welsh and wife to Robert Driver for
nwq swq sec IS T 122 R gov $3.50
Thos. J. Willy and wife to Robert Driver for
NV 8 1l.16o acres of seq swq SEQ IS I
122R gov .$25
First Div. St. P.&P. R. R. Co., to Robert
Driver for 81 neg sec 33 T 122 r gov
$500
E. H. s. Dart and wife to John Lessen for
w22 feet of lots 1 and 2 block l3 in
Town Of St. Cloud =. $1,000
Simon Stevens (Prest) to James Ian gdon
for lots aud blk Ill in Clearwater
$500
Michael Weis ct. al to John David for 81
nwq sec 9 and lots 8 and 4 sec 8 T! ,l22
R3lw $500
Henry T. Welles and wife to Cole nan
Bridgman for lot blk II in St. Cloud
city and lots 8, 4, and blk 80 and blk
50 in Brott and Smiths add to St. Cloud
city ''I:.".' -. $3.50
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- Tho kne for tho 81. Cloud and Pembi-
- Railroad IL being surveyed 20 - to
pass near the house on Jos. Ede,brock's
hfn, and TO cross Sank River near tho
: hop yard. .., :" =
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from President Andrews W have 70.
seived tho Catalogas Of Marietta (O.) Col
lese for 1879. It is an excellent institu-
tion, we'll managed. -. o,:s - 's.S-
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or all the pieces, will please
address .|ol the undersigned, stating the terms
desired. =
Apply to P. L: GREGORY.
Railroad Land Office, St. Cloud.
Or CALVIN + HOW.
S-tf Box 22l5. New York
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Tho Indians arc taking large numbers
Of fresh fish from Otter Tail Lake. They cut
hole in the ice, cover themselves aud tn.
hole both under Z BLANKET so as to see clear
" into tho water, AMI then spear the dsh
40 they come up to. ttts hole TO get fresh
air.--k.cosd. ss Il 49,, .{ z-as,
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80. y. Tenvoorde has received his new
stock Of fall and winter goods. comprisinlg
.svsr5 ihihg wanted by men women and
children. Z. ,..s.S
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ThAHsPo1rA11ox CosTRAcr.-The fol-
lowing 10 IN 90 stract Of the bids sent in to
Gen. Holabird and opened OF Tuesday, for
transporting government supplies during
tho ensuing year on what is known as
s'Route No. 4" and in Montaua-the rate
being for 100 pounds for each 100 miles:
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Louis A. Llberth, late telegraph epe-
satsr 1t Minneapolis, well known here, has
gone 70 the Sioux City Junction Of the Min
nospelis and 81. Louis Railroad.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

Shippers Of wheat viii. notice tho adj
vsttisement Of Chas. B. Newsomb 4 Co.
Spioial Inducements are offered.
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Of our State exchanges are cir.

.,-Sevsrsl Of our State exchanges arc cir
: sulatisg tAs alarming statement that ''tbe
Inhabitants Of St. Cloud are in imminent
danger ofPlipping back into heathenism''
because ''the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Baptist churches are without ministers who
can DO duty" We do not expect to be
Sandwich Islanders just yet awhile. Rev.
Campbell, Of the Presbyterian church,
prsasAss ssee saoh Sabbath; Rev, Webb,
Of thsE1. E.ehuroh holds regular services /;
and the Baptists do not pretsndto have a
ntaiassfs but secure an occasional supply,
Our people have enough innate Christi
saity 70 b sbls % risk . brief suspension
sl ss1xess.
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q ALLEN 4 Resell s6sr their entire stock
& gssds q ssst. Also, lease Of store, fur
aitars and fixtures for sale. y,
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: Representative Darto has introduced
III In the House for taking parts Of stsarns
and Tsdd counties, and making new
ssulty 10 Do called Franklin, with the
eeunty seat at Sank Centre.
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NJ Washing made easy, by getting one Of
tAsss 'en" Washing Machines, at Rosen-
besesr Bros. ~. wa b. 5.ss-
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PEasoxAL John Cooper returned
On Saturday from . six weeks visi. il i .
Eas'.
Gu Saturday. our young friend. Mr.. A.
T.. Cram, returned from "trip to Chicago,
bringing With him bride. Best wishes!
Messrs. Chaplin, Of Oak Lake; y NJ.
Davis, Of Losx Prairie. and John Brake
field, Of Clinton, have been in town ,hir
week.
MIR J.B. Mills. Of Elk River, Is in the
city.
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A slssaat stock Of wedding presents
.AsgJast bssn received at Bush's Jewelry
Store. se .5s y .gg ~ s:s33s
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

-obabyleA has fallen, iallsn!" SO
have ths prices q winter goods Of oil kiads
b Montsonssy & Vests. p l<f5 IA. sa
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REIEAssD.-Peter sherro, the half-breed
who has been held BY Judge XloKslvy since
the December term Of the District Court on
the charge Of perjury, was taken to St.
Paul last week on writ Of habeas corpus.
The matter WAS argued before the Supreme
Court, and Sherro discharged.
TIE BR1DaE.-Relying upen the pledge
and tho good faith Of the citizens Of St.
Cloud in the matter Of voting bonds, the
Railroad Company is pushing ahead vigor-
ously work on the brii &c. A large NUM-
he1' Of men are employed hauling stone md
timber. Il hole was cut in the Ice yester-
day for.the ceu,er pivr
: PoLlcE NEws.-On Wednesday last John
Jenes was fined by Justice Barnes So and
costs for drunkenness.
:. On Mon 'ay Andrew Penncll and Pat
rick Hill were fued S. each and Gusts for
cresting disturbance on the sbbath.
On Tuesday Francis Riel was fined SIS
and costs for drunk.
PAINFUL AccIDENr.-On Saturday Fore
noon, while Mr.. A. Allen, who had just
crossed the river, was driving up the bank
on the east side, opposite the mills, the
sleigh struck stone and was upset. Mr..
AS mother-in-law, Mrs. Nash, was
thrown out with such violence that her left
shoulder Was dislocated and portion of
the bone which fits into the shoulder-socket
broken off. Mrs. Nash is sevcnty-two
years old.
The RsPuBL1o.-Capt. J. E. West return
ed On Tuesday from Chicago, where he at
tended m setting Of the Directors of the
Republic Insurance Company. The Exec
utivs Committee was sustained in making
An assessment Of the remaining eighty per
cent. due on stock subscribed for. Il WAS
agreed that such parties - should pay
forty Per cent. would not b called upon
for anything more until I'll vho were able
had been compelled 70 ply. Strong doubts
exist - - whether steekholdsrs can bs
compelled - pay up the balaaes Or any
part Of their stock, and until tho mater
shah have been tested, very few, II any, Of
the stockholders In Minnesota will disburse
any Of their cash to follow tho twenty per
cont which has already "gole where tho
Woodbine tWineth.'
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BRIGGS & BROTHERS
OF: FLOWER AND VEGE.
TABLE.
:*. S-EBDS,

0OmmEA FLU" 0HAN0 BUA8Ss FOR
= = 1879;
Now reedy Consisting over 100 pagos ON rose-tint.
ed paper, with upwards Of 100 separate cuts, and
Six Beautiful Colored Plates! Cover, .
beautiful design, in colors. The richest Catalogue
ever published Send Is cents for copy not onehalf
the value of the colored plates. In the first ORDER
amounting to not less than 81 price of Catalogue
25c.. will be refunded in seeds. New customers
placed on the same footing with old. Free to old
Customers Quality of seeds, size of packets prices
and premiums offered, make to the advantage of all
purchase seeds of us. See Catalogue for exraor-
binary inducements.
You will miss it if you do not see our Catalogue b.
fore ordering Seeds.
Either Of our Chromos for 1872, size 19xs4-one
flower plate of Bulbous Plants consisting of Lilies
&c--kle1e other Annual, Biennial and Perennial
Plants, guaranteed the
MOST ELEGANT FLORAL CHROMOS
ever issued in this country. superb parlor orna-
ment mailed postpaid, receipt of 75c.; also free
on conditions specified in Catalogue. AddressE
BRIGGS & BROTHER,
@, CEetablished 1845.1 Rochester, Ney York.
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Iron Peter Henderson L Co.. Now
York, 10 have received advance sheets Of
he ehrsnos which will bs Inserted in their
Bed and Plant Catalogue for 1872. This
catalogue vin make about 150 pages, and
Yin b seat BY mail on receipt Of rs cents.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

u We are sorry to learn from Hindoo
astronomer that during tho present year
blazing meteor will pass by the earth, and
In the short space Of twenty -four minutes
destroy oil vegetation aud kill millions of
peepls.-Ezehange.
;, II there are any subscribers to The
Joul1AI who are in arrears, that will
make prompt payment, that they may go
Of with easy oonsoienoes.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

Mcdonald lat Morso's old standl, will
keep constantly on hand largo stock of
the choicest family groceries and prcvis-
ions, which he will sell at the very lowest
prices. The patronage Of the public is
respectfully solicited.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

The "Gem, : perfect washing m,
1ltue, for sale AZ Rosenberxsr Bros
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

Genuine Head Light Oil, 1859 test
economical aud perfectly safe. ST
gsaz NJ. G.. ToLuAN s. Co.
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-Sss advertissne1t Of farm for sale or
sxoAa1gs. ii
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-25

Buckeye force-fecd See ]ers.
Ar 0RovrxoR'e.
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-1asgs quantities. Of ice sre being put
up BY dealers snd others. It 10 taken from
Lake 0ssrgs h huge cakes, over two feet
Tick; Smart country. this, for ice.
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GTATE or MINNESOTA.-DISTR1CT- COURT
~ SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, County OF SrEARNs
Alanson Allen, and Richard NJ. Russell)
co-partners as Allen Russell, Plls.
Robert White. and - White, late
coPartners as White Bros, reft's.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de
PENDANTS: 49,.
You and each of You are ho:eby summoned and
required to answer the complaint in this action
which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court in
his office at st. Cloud, Mnn and to serve copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on the subscri-
bers at their Office In the city of st. Cloud stearns
county, Minaesota within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you exclusive of the
day Of such service, aud II you fail to answer the
said complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain.
tins 10 this action will take Judgment against you
f1r the sum Of i've hundred and twenty eight and
$500 dollars ($626 S3) with interest thereon
nom and since November first 1871, besides the costs
and disbursements herein. 1850
Dated Nov. -, 1871. KERR COLLINS.
2i7w Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Cloud
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'-euspsiss parties, among Ne young
lSlks, a.s I'll The lass just new. Dancing,
jeIly ssks ard going homo with the girls
~ Ne steple andssusnts on these coca.
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Saint Cloud. Nov. 9Th, 1871. ,
APPLEsl APPLEss APPLES,

800 barrels prime Michigan apples At e.
=. Smith + Co.'s. Must be closed out at
once. Call and get supply Of apples At
your own prices. s. ~
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Ihs glsyss Prond.indsk il Offering ore r..
dsaizabis 80 shsap, Of al styles and quail
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