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HARD 70 BsA1.-We give below An ex-
tract from Z letter Of March 10Th, from z.
n. Brown, former resident Of Wright Co.,
nov IN San Jose, Cal.) to his brother in
this city: ,........ -. ~ : .5.
!. eszE = Peach and cherry trees are in
blossom, and strawberries are half grown,
and viii b ripe about the 1st Of April
lou know 90 in for big things out here,
% must tell You about some Of my big
bssts. One weighs $50 lbs. one It's lbs.
and one lS5 lbs. In = small Patch I had
Any amcunt that would 80 from 100 lbs. to
loo los. each. It don't take many, such to
naks COW meal: A pile Of: them re-
semblss . pile Of old stumps. What do you
think Of three bushels Of beet in one -
Nice things to measure in ! hslf bushel.
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Mrs. Lambert will receive large
stock Of new spring styles Of millinery
goods this week. Do not fail to call.
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T0tal.........,.........

Geo. Geissel's bill for $3l. rs which was
rejected March 28d, 1872, WAS reconsider
ed, and allowed, and on motion county At
torney vas ordered to collect the same Of
D. B. Searle.
The Board then adjourned sin, die.
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-Cranberries, farius, oat meal, dessica-
ted coeea-nut, and dried fruits Of all kinds,
at L1MPER1cH's.
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Sr. CLoup. April. 4 1871

( z 4
81. CLouD, April, I 1872.
Whsat-Firm ct 500 s$1cb.
Oats-86o to $50. S.
Corn-45a50c. ...ssr sns,<.=
Barley-60c -u. /. 0
Rye, $50. S5@''.
Brsn-60e per ewt. .7'>&
8horts-$ BE-" +
Feed-$ls$l go per ewt. .s's.
Hsy, Is ofexoellent quality this yesr, sad
sells ct 81. H. -. =. r.. u
Beans, $3.50 to $500. seeordi.e to
quality. -ss.sz,.. r.. 1t. 80
Potatoss,- buying ct 50s60e.
cheese-Minnesots, 200; New York. Csc:
Butter-Ranses from l2}e to $50.
Eggs-20a25c. g
Green spples-$4.5oa5,o 90 per Dbl; 90
ets. per peck. .. + III. -.
Cranberries-2.60a3.oo 90. 49,
Wool, 400.
Dry maple wood 10 worth $4a$4.60 for
fulleord green maple, oak, 10. ,$4s&4 rs;
tsmsrac, $3.50.
AILwAuxEs, April 8.
Wheat-$l 20 for No. /.
Oats-80o for No. 2.
Coru-37c for No. 2.
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For TIE LAD1Es.-Miss Clarke has just
received her large and complete stock Of
millinery goods, to which ishe would invite
the attention Of the ladies. Il includes
al! the very latest spring styles,
some Of which are now brought to st. Cloud
for the first time. Cali aud see.
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CLOSING OUT.

From and sfter this date will sell my
entire stock Of groceries, glassware, crock
cry and esrthenware ct cost and belo4
oost-for cash. The axtpres il the store
are alse for sale,
! intend going ont Of The business. and
in order to close sut without delay. y&{l
sell these goods At great bargains. call
and see. . >.s s 81 .sz.=.
All persons indebted to me, or having
sasoounts against me, will call At once for
settlement, as I intend 70 leave town.
CO II. b. HOVDRN,
Next door 70 Wet House.
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.Hs. BARNIs, Secretary.

Attention il called to the advs rtise-
msnt Of Mr.. II. P. Bennett, gunsmith, who
Offers for sale . very complete stock Of
goods in his line. He also does oil work
thorough manner and at reasonable prices.
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-Tohax Ma,

-Tobey s. Mitchell
would inform the public
that they buy:their. baby
carriages. wall paper,
baskets, bird cages, and
musical instz:una ents. iii.
rect from the manufac.
turers, which enables
them to defy compete
tion.
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NEweC4-OTHlN0,

Just received and ready for inspection
Of all. ct Prondzinski's, IN immense stock
embracing the most leading styles Of mems
youths and boys clothing, cloths, oassi"
meres, coatings, fancy suitings, ehivsots,
in various styles, nobby hats and caps,
gents furnishing goods, trunks, travelling
bags, TO-, &c. Suits made to order in .
most desirable manner, 1t prices to suit all
1"%.' ~ ]. PRONDzINSK1,
.}t Z ii. st. Germain street.
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FoH RsHr.-A centrally located sad
comfortable dwelling house, On Welles
Avenue. Inquire ct this Office.
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For sAL1.-A small stove. WIN DO sold
very cheap. Inquire ct this Office.
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JOSEPH EDELBROCK.

Do You Know IT THAT everybody who
wants good, fat, tender beef, or any other
choice meat, consults his interest by go
ing to Coates 1 Freemsn's' This firm is
known III over the country . paying high
prices for stock; and their city customers
know that, in some way, they nanage to
offer the best q Whatever i 70 81 found in
The market. This Is the style Of doing
business that always wins, and Coates. &
freeman understand Il. Il.
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Now that the snow has disappeared
from the streets in the city innumsrsbls
holes and man'trsps are to b found in the
sidewalks on Ill the streets. Would It not
be advisable for the proper authorities to
see to having the holes repaired before
some one breaks leg or neck and the city
have to pay, for damages.
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BrAuTY's BEST Aux1L1AR1.-Ask tho
belle Of tho season what sppointmen Of
her toilet.tabls holds tho highest place in
her esteem, and she will reply, without .
moments reflection, Hsgan's Magnolia
Balm. Nothing, she is thoroughly aware,
contributes So powerfully to enhance her
charms and render her irresistible az that
most delightful and healthy auxiliary Of
Beauty. By using 1t ladies are enabled,
long after they have passed the meridian
Of life, to preserve the youthful bloom and
purity Of their compilations, and where Ma
ture has denied that superlative attrac-
ton, the Balm fully compensates for hsr
deficiencies.
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John Lauerman offers his entire stock
and fixtures consisting Of boots, shoes,
fiudings, gloves and mittens, sewing ms
chine &c., at cost, as he wishes to close out
his business by the LIST Of May. Call and
SEQ his prices.
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Fos RsxT.-Two good Office rooms. In
quirs q Allen & Russell's.
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-0ld papers for sale At this Office, b
the dozsn or hundred.
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! saf9. Noxraox1RY 4 WEsT's.

Mr.. Jos. Howard laid on our table on
Monday . splsdid piece Of "Esstsr beef"
which was fsttensd by John Richter, Of st..
Glued tswn. Mr.. Howard makes it point
to keep the best meats Of oil kinds for his
1umeeous customers.
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-Tobey & Mitchell have just received
their spring stock Of travelling, school, pic
MIC and work baskets,
BOARD OF COUNTY CONFUSION.
ER4,

SATURDAY March 90th.-Bosrd met per-
suant to adjournment-Pressnt, B. Piri,
N. Greeley, F. Schroeder, and W. Carter,
chairman.
The application Of supervisors Of town
Of Getty, for IN appropriation for bridge,
was laid over.
On motion tho appropriation for making
road through tamarao swamp in town Of st.
Wendell, was rejected.
Tho following bills were presented and
allowed
DR.. G. Webber................. so
9eo. 0elseel. ............. 50
NJ. Warder. ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA Is
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Now that the streets are drying up in
town, our horssmsn ere getting out their
fast stock and sre driving around almost
up TO ordinance speed.
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NV ARlANaKR1T.-Theo Offices Of the
A. N. U. and N. ". Express: Companies
are new together in one building. The
A. NJ. D. Office has been moved to tho Min
nssota Stage Company's Office and the on
tire business will b. in charge Of 8. H.
Parsons who has been agent Of tho A. NJ.
U. Company for tho past three years. Mr..
Carpenter Of the N. W. Co. goes to Fort
Garry to take charge Of tho A. NJ. q. Co. 3
Office Of that place. 49,
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Tho regular meeting Of tho Library As
sociatio1, will bs held ct Mrs. J. Ray
mond's in lower town Thursday evening,
April 4, 1872
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Albert Nsals, the only "Amsriean
Citissn 81 African descent Of which st.
Cloud eeuld boast, has deserted the Central
Heuss ard gene to other parts. The town
now oontains 10 "msn and brother"
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JOURNAL OrI1cE.-The following arc
the bids received on Friday for the cree.
ton Of tho new brick JOURNAL building,
22xS0 feet, two stories high, on St. Ger.
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-Gillsy Bros, Of Cold Spring, have re-
eeivsd large stock Of goods from the East
which they win sell through the upper
country ct auction. They also propose
doing . general auction business.
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as 10 Herbert 4 Lambs livery stable,
end takss sleok 8 tie fns draught and
dfixiD8 hS5ses 3or nile there. ssss..5s=s
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BAND OFFICE BUsINEss.-Very many
persons in tho north part Of this county
and in Becker County who are wishing to
transact land business are waiting for tho
location Of the new Land Office established
by enactment Of the present Congress. Ap-
psarances now indicate that when this new
Office is opened for the transaction Of bust
ness tho rush Of applicants will be fully IS
great 80 was experienced when the Land
Office was opened here.
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Thu etsazns County Agricultural 60
oiety Win nsst ct the Court House on
Wednesday, April 24th, TO make arrange
msnts for holding the next fair, preparing
premium list, 10.
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An elegant stock Of wedding presents
hos just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store.
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J, -He4dau.s..F. ~ oAe.p groceries Of s. sll
kinds, y $50 I !. s. 4 ].
5 g ..Ss PAVL sMocxEslrAupr,. s5
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TELEGRAPH ExTEHs1oN.-We have d.
ready noticed the contemplated extension
Of the telegraph line from here to Sank
Centre, along the line OF the 81. Cloud and
Pembina railroad. During the past week
one hundred coils Of English wire, one
half mile IN coil, and one thousand poles
lave arrived and been distributed along
tho line. Forty miles are to DO put up a.
soon a. the ground IL free from frost.
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For SAL1.-A number Of superior
draught aud driving horses, ct
RERB81r 4 LAMD's
Livery Stable.
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watches, at

-Backeye force-fecd Seeders,
Ar GROvENoR's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE

1s:,ys fof Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
ono AbUSEs which inter1ero with MARRIAGE
With sure means Of relief for the Irrine and Unbr
innate, diseased and debitated. Sent free in seeled
envelopes: Addrssg, HOWARD AS0OCIATION. no
- Ninth st., Philadelphta Pa.
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SPLENDID srocK.-If you wsuld SEQ =
really magnificent stock Of goods, call in
at Mr.. Joseph Edelbrock's. His new stock
has just been received, and it is complete
throughout. In the line Of clothing he has,
We might say, everything-he certainly
has enough to meet all demands and suit
all tastes. Mr.. Edelbrock clothing il
known to be always Of tho very best manu-
facture. In the way Of dry goods, his o.
sortment would not suffer in comparison
with any other in Northern Minnesota.
The ladies should certainly call and exam
inc the new styles he has received. Mr..
Edelbrck will continue, - heretofore, to
sell goods very chssp.
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-Tobey & Mitchell have 1875 different
styles Of wall paper.

ROLL OF HoNoR.-We are indebted to
Prof. sprague,l Principal Of the Union
School for tho following list Of names which
were placed on the roll Of honor At close Of
tho term March %. 1879:
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--Tobey & Mitchell have received their
spring stock Of baby carriages, which they
are selling at st. Paul prices.

PoIrcs.-On the I'd inst, Joseph Rack.
cliff was brought before Justice Barnes
and replenished the City treasury by pay
ing therein fine Of So, for exhibiting his
pugilistio propensities while under the in
| duence Of benzine.
Brent Grin, recent importation from
the genial cline Of Norway, also assisted
in replenlshing the treasury, by fine Of
IS, imposed by the same Justice, for en-
bezzeling more poor whisky than tho law
allows.
On the Sd inst, John Heaaey was aston
ished by waking up in the morning and
finding himself in the Hotel Mickey.
Cause, numerous drinks, for which he pa id
Justice Barnes SIS and afterwards made =
straight wake for the morning train.
Peter Swanson, . mild looking, but not
mild acting Swede was also relieved Of IS
BY the same Justice, for too frequently
mixing his drinks.
In answer to the inquiry, is to wheth-
er parties have right to enter farmers
fields, We give the following from tho game
law passed at the last session Of the Lesis.
lature:
Sec. 8. Whoever enters int any growing
crop, not his ewn, with sporting nipple.
ments about his person, or permits his dog
or dogs to enter into any such growing
crop, without permission Of tho owner
thereof, shall suffer . fine to ten dollars fol
each offence 80 committed.
RAILROAD IrEMs.-Statement Of thu
business Of the 81. Paul b Pacific Railroad
at the St. Cloud depot for the month o.
March, 1872:
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Judge MeKelvy is holding . term Of
the District Court At Elk River. Several
Of our attorneys are in attendance.
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. Tebey = Mitchell have the largest and
aeet ssnpiets stoek " bird cages ssyer.
Brought r. this sl.y
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a. -
The hi lectur. 81 u, library course
viii be delivered Sat the Conerssstional
church 81 Rev. F. +. Brown D. D. 81 st,
Panl-on Thursday evening April .1lth.
Subject IA night ascent 20 ihe Hosplce 81
st. Bernard'-This Lecture viii be free
and it ID hoped that the attendance viii be
general. t.7s,S.s
- ~ ~ ----- ---- ..s.
MRS. otenmeyer Starts ior tho East On
Mona'S - purchase , lelse s'ook o1 MILL MI
nefy sooos t0E INC spting ana summer AZ
trsae' Inc many 1r'ends OF MISS Mss 8. Peat,
% gao 20 learn snat sne has returned and
will have charge during Mrs. o. absence.
p.,.o~., NC = 1r.-. =:
60 ITO01 the east on FRIDAY. ~, 49,. i -.a-
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Fair Haven -four, the best in market,
e j. r. n. RussgIL's.
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FoH sAI1.-A pair Of heavy horses. In.
quire Immediately Of !: 7 -. i
q. II u. 49, -. AI1rn 4 Rnaar1r HEa
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Am DIsLooA1lD.-0n Friday evening
Harry Preston, nsvsboy on The cars, dis
located his right shoulder while wrestling at
the depot.
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-bucKeye 10rce-1e6d UtllIs,
- Z Ar GRov1HoR's. :,
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The n. i. Church sooisble VIII meet
with NrA John Hayward, Fziday evening,
April 9Th. An aro invited. 81
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SEEDS,

That are Genuine and Reliable,
If you want Seeds that will give entire sstishc
lon, got those raised by d. q. BARNARD, Sc.
caety O1Sh3kers, Mount Lebanon. n. Y
1 Hrsted Descriptive Catalogue free on application
with price OF P:ckagei sent BY mail Whan ordered.
postage prepaid Address D. c. BRAINERD, Mount
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NoT1oA.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
Otter TAIL COUNTY.

CLlTHERALL, March rs, 1872.
EDITOR JouRNAL.-The weather to-day
appears somewhat favorable for Spring.
The snow in this region, If rightly spread
out would average about two feet; but as
it is, it will range from one inch to about
ton feet.
CLOSE OIR0UMsTANCEs.
Hay 10 quite scarce, and stock is begin.
ming to feel the effects Of tight lacing. The
failure Of crops last season brings many
poor families into close circumstances.
But tho noble and generous action Of tho
State government will alleviate the wants
Of some, yet many will sec hard times be-
fore another harvest.
Although there has been considerable
sIoXN1sS
in this locality during the winter, mostly
colds and fsvsrs, there have BEEN very few
deaths.
COUNTY MA1T1Rs
are taking somewhat Of landslide toward
Fergus Falls, but the Otter Tail people
think there are enough righteous left to
save tho city. G. WHITING.
Two graduates Of the st. Cloud Normal
sohool-Misses Lizsie Barnes and Fannie
Ac0aughey-hsve recently been engaged
- teachers in the Minneapolis schools,
West side. Both are excellent young ladies.
st. anthony Democrat.
Tho Now York correspondent Of the
st. Paul Pioneer says:
my old friend John Tenvoorde, Of 81.
Cloud, 10 here and enjoying himself. He
will return home VIA Cincip natl and Evans
vile. Mr.. Tenvoorde il purchasing large
stock of goods.
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Racine Planning Mills,
Ar GRovlNoR's.
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Tho board then took under consideration
an act Of the Legislature, in reference to
relief to sufferers by fire and storm during
the summer and fall Of 1871, and the fol.
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Z % s.


. loCLA-.I VII WIS
oaclal Paper g The city.
~ TAscirsalatIsn ssf TAs Searnal
: DOUBLE list ksf anysetAsr paper
rablisAs1inH srtAsrn lrinnesota ct
MISUNDERSTANDING. a.
19.Gso. r. Rovell 4 Co., 40 Park Row,
NswYork and s. NJ. Psttengill& Co., 81
ParkRsw, New York, are the sole agent
fer Tzl JeuarAl, in that city, and are au-
thorissdte ssAtrset for inserting advertise
msatst for 40 st our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers IN that city are requested to
ssvs their favors with either Of the above
Houses. q. s7&@@ .%& : ..'
FIRST DIV. sT. r. 4 r. RAILROAD
= BRANCH 11x..
s71 WINTER TIME TABLE. 1879
Leave Saint Cleud........... $40 am
Arrive At =" ............12.22p.m
st. PAUL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul. am
Arrive i" ...............12.20 pm
IT. CLOUD AND xINNEAPoIls TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis SIS an
Arrive - lam
~ Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at st. Anthony Junction.
CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
s copies, 1915 each.
8 - l.5O "
New Maple sugar has made its appear
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Passengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
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Solid gold acts, in I'll the new styles
#.5 ~ ~. y n, BusH's.
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.Chicaon Il 81 l .oui;a ,,a nn.,..

--Cs'n ana Cob VruShefs, 81 -
$.,.s3..ss.., rs ,..s At GxoyEsoK.s.s
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New Maple sugar has made its appear
auce to town.
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IT. CLOUD AND MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis S.16s.m
Arrlvo " lam
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ing:
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

-Tobey & Mitchell have 1900 marbles
left for sale.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
copies, S1.75 each.
8 g $50
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Wild geese are again putting in their
anoearance.
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SEQ proposals for ct government stores
in another column.
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st. PAuL AND ST. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul. 90 Am
Arrive 20 pm
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SAINT CLOUD TRAINS. -, .
Leave Saint Cleud............ $40 am
Arrive at " ............lZ.2Zp pm
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FIRST DIV. ". r. 4 r. RAILROAD
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change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
copies, S1.75 each.
8 q l.5O
New Maple sugar has made its appear
suce to town.
SEQ proposals for ct government stores
in another column.
Wild geese are again putting in their
appearance.
Judge MeKelvy is holding term Of
tho District Court At Elk River. Several
Of our attorneys are in attendance.
Am DIsIooA11D.-0n Friday evening
Harry Preston, nsvsboy on The cars, dis
located his RICH shoulder while wrestling at
the depot.
The n. Z. Church sooisbls vim meet
with Mr.. Jsbn Hayward, Friday evening,
April 9Th. Al are invited.
Thu etsaxns County Agricultural 60
eiety Win nest ct the Court House on
Wednesday, April 24th, 70 make arrange
nsnts for holding tho next fair, preparing
premium List, 10.
Albert Nesls, the only "Amsriean
Citisen 81 African descent Of which st.
Cloud eeuld boast, has deserted ths Central
Heuss ard geas to other parts. The town
now sentains 10 "nsn and BROTHER"
-aillsy Bros, Of Cold Spring, have re-
eeivsd . large stock Of goods from the East
which they viii sell through the upper
country ct auction. They also propose
doing general auction business.
Now that the streets are drying up in
tswn, our horssmsn ere getting out their
fast stock and ore driving around almost
up TO ordinance speed.
Tho regular meeting Of tho Library As
Soeiatio1, will b held ct Mrs. J. Ray
mond's in lower town Thursday evening,
April 4, 1872
Mls. BARNEs, Secretary.
Attention il called to the advs rtise-