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LIME! LIME!

Dorr 4 Meyer have this week received
200 barrels Of fresh shskopee Lime: SO
barrels of Port Byron Lime. and quanti-
~ 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.
IF you want to see q
lively time, just call at
T.. 5te1nburS's, between
10 and III O'Clock, :when
he sets out Lunch.
AvAuNT, INDIGESTION - The Charter
Oak Stove is the most interesting and i'm
portant feature in the family economy
for it fills the house with warmth, the table
with good cheer, and prevents tho drsary
aspect and indieesuble meals that bring
sourness Of temper, discomfort and dissat-
isfaetion. :. = -; >;
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Tobacco is raising, but Paul Mocken.
haupt is still selling at the old prices.
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Only rs cents for TIE JOURNAL dur
ing tho entire .campaign-nearly four
months. Tell your neighbors.
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@% See premiums offered for Campaign
Ia" Clubs for THE JOURNAL,
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buy drugs at Rhodes & Spencer's.

Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
BUsH's.
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To-day has been observed Is Assump
ton Day, with services at tho Cathedral.
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NORWOOD SEMINARY,

For young ladies, will reopen
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH.
Parents can here find for their daughters
tho comforts OF good home, rare musical
advantages and the best facilities for INTEL
lectual and moral culture. 90.
\ For catalogues apply to >.....
- MRS. W. J.SMITH,
~! 2 o.. Principal.
- st. Paul, Mimi, July 8, 1872. 2m
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Mr.. Jos. Edelbrock has q large pas
ture within very short distance Of town,
where horses can be left with safety.
Good water in the field. Terms reason..
bic. - =
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CASE THREsHEns.

The popularity Of these machines is 50
great that, with facilities largely increas-
Cd, the manufacturers ind it impossible to
fully meet the growing demand. Capt.
Groveror, the agent in this city, 10 receiv.
ing orders daily from all parts Of the upper
country fer these threshers, and is supply
ing them as-rspidly as they can be obtain
ed. No farmer should buy without first
examining the Case.
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ivy 70 o"Jo NJ 0uUOky
OF Westport, lost five horses on Monday
night, killed by lightning. e%
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SPE lALN0El0ES..
Confosslens Of IN Invalid.

VVu1OD0!VUb VI - NvWIQs
Publishsd a . warning fur the benefit Of young
mon and others WHO suffer from Nervous Debility,
Loss Of Manhood, stc., supplying + x I
THE MEANS or SELF CURE,
Written by one who cured himself, after under.
going considerable quasksry, and sent free on re-.
esiviag post paid directed envelope. *sEsat
b Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brook lynN,Y
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An elegant stock of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store. >-
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-sugar-cured dried beef, sugar-oured
hams, and hams that are not sugar-cured
at Boyd's. ~ -,
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. Tho principal business nowadays is
In the harvest field. The servant girls
even have lett town to help gather in tho
Grain. S'':. --f = .:.t
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-spicer & Carlisle are prepared to sup
ply all orders for parlor, chamber or Office
furniture. They have facilities at their
factory for turning out first quality work,
and anything not on hand WILDE manufac.
tared or ordered. Parties should call
on them before making Furcbases else-
where. %'Esaf + 81 4 sssssss5
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WANTED.

III you want a warm or cold bath, 20
to Ottensmeyer's bath and barber rooms.
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Raymond l. Owen are building an ad-
dition to and putting new machinery in
their planning mill. -. s...' q - 81:
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Nor1ok-Dsvis, Bssl 4 Go. viii pay III,
highest cash price for oil hads Of grain.
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New OFFIcE.-Mr. W. B. Mitchell on
Monday last removed successfully the ma
terial Of The JOURNAL Office into his new
quarters, on St. German street, and the
paper will hereafter be printed in the new
office. We congratulate our brother edi-
tor upon bis success in having so fine q
building.-St. Cloud Times. ..
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-On account Of the rains during the
past week, tho race between Prince and
Fsrnsr Boy. ct for Saturday, was post
peaed Until TueDday, and again until
day In TIE future to be fixed ct some time
Whsa people can 90 out without an umbrella
undaP oaoh arm.
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DOUGLAS CouxTY.-The Alexandra Post
Gays Bishop Whippls has offered to give
$500 toward the erection Of new Episoo-
pal church when the citizens raise $1,000.
.........A large Grant and Wilson Club hsa
been organised at = Alexandria....:....T The
Douglas county fair viii be held on tho
9Th, 9th and 10th Of October. ........G George
sesgrave WAS accidentally shot in tho left
breast near Evansville. It is. thought he
will recover. Hudson town is some on
babies-a twelve pound girl and ten
pound boy being the latest productions.
Ono hundred and eight Republicans Of
Sank Centre have united in = call for q
Grant Club. The Greeley wave is very
light. in that direotion.........Miss Myra
Fuller, one Of tho graduates Of tho st.
Cloud Normal School, is teaching in the
Sank Centre public school.........A post Of
foe has been established at Little Sank
Todd county, with Chss. J. futile Is Post
master.........Lsrge bsilstonss fell through
out the upper country during the storm
last week. One measuring II by II inch
es was found. So says the Sank Centre
Herald.
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=. -Ysung Man ! Bush has what you want
Or ought to wsnt-enEsgenent rings.
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II. PAUL 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD

d. CLOUD, sF. PAUL 4 MINNEAPOLIS.
Leave st. Cloud 1928 = m 500 p m
Arrive at 81. Paul ll.05 m 7.l5 p m
do Minneapolis 10.45 m Gas p m
U. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS 70 81. CLOUD.
e Leave Sc. Paul $50 m 4 As p m
do Minneapolis 8.A6 m 500 , N
Arrive St. Cloud 1856 p m $50 p m
Passengers going to aad from Minueap.
oils change cars at the Junction.
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-Surpriss parties arc al tho 60 just
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i. Ne grain scattered by measuring, il
you use Reynolds' Pate mt Measure.
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"A lot Of smoked halibut and fresh
dried peaches just received at Curtis Gro
Gerry store.
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-Threshsrs in Stearns and Wright
counties can obtain Rsynolds' celebrated
Grain Measures Of Joseph Winslow. In
qrire q the Fletcher House, st. Cloud. 3
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-Draught and driving horses for %
at Herbert's livery stable. :.
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Peaches By The case, quart and box.
49,. T. '. ... .G>5 u Russli1's.
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-Remembsr, Joseph Winslow manufsc-
lures Reynolds Grain Measure. ~
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Tho st. Cloud NJ. E. Ministerial Asso-
eaatiso held two-days' session at Litch-
d0ld last week.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Repatriation The JOURNAL BY John Zopp
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
Warranty Decd Transfers for Week
Ending Aug, 10th. 1874
Joseph Edebrock and wife to Louis A. Evans for NV
18xlO0 feet lots and 10 blk In town Of Saint
Cloud 5000
Alfred G. Jaques 70 Charles Bryant for acres in
nwq swq sec 7 126 r 81 $40
John Oster and wife to servatius Thsen for NJ swq
and ID acres swq gwq seo IL 123 B 81 and nwQ
nwq &C - 1A 3 SOW 5000
Peter Thoms and wife to y. W. Lone for * Of swq
nwq sec ~ TIA R33w $3.50
VIM b. Mitchell and y. Tenny etuz to Peter Lom-
mel tor 12ox2s4 feet of blk IS in Rockville $40
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For groceries. 70 "a Bovd's.

-Reynolds' Grain Measure saves one
mans labor, and all the grain.
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The best paint Is the cheapest. The
Enamel paint 10 tho best.
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go to Russell's for nice crackers.
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-Chsff can be kept out Of the graf by
using Reynolds Patent Measure. It tai
lies itself and is always correct.
Ono Of the finest stocks Of dry goods
in the market 10 at Paul Mookenhaupt's
Call and examine his stock Of light goods
or summer wear. Prices away down.
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We ~ indebted Col. G. D. Kerr for
some nice prairie chickens. Thanks.
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We neglected last week 10 mention tho
3satsrtsinment given the previous week At
Sehvarts Hall under the direction Of Prof.
Kaiser. The music vss very dns, and tho
drama ''Ths Hidden asn, {" reflected much
credit On oil engaged In ito representation.
A request has been made for tho repetition
Of the entertainment.
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-Csnpaign subscriptions arc coming in
with rush. Ono wide-awsks Republican
Aas sent ~ . olub Of thirty,fve; many
smaller clubs have been sent, and single
subscriptions ore literally pouring in
stil three months more for only Is cents
0ead in the names!-
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THE MARKET .

| ST.. CLOUD, Aug. IL, 1872
Lite or NO wheat is coming in, and
quotations remain. unchan ged-$l. GOA
Sl.0s. ..., -.+,",, -
Oats 25s28c. '"."' -
Corn, 500. t.. ,>: :::r:: - s:.. =
Flour It rstail-xXxX $7.oo;. Xxx
$3.50; Xxx $500 per barrel ). At whole
sale. 50 cents pr barrel less: '.~.' s~-
! ,Fssd-$l.s6per ewt. !: 49,. -, ..- - i
Cornmsal-$1.s5. .,.' d.
6horts-$l.O0. 4.
| Brsn-6Oc. -.
Eggs-Very scarce at 1sc.
Butter is scarce and in better demand,
thougd without any special change in
prices-l5al8c. ';'' :.
Potatoes-New, plenty, at 25a4oc per:
bushel. o.,
Green app'es-$e per barrel; 75c per
peck. -:
Peaches 50 per box; zoo per quart.
/ Blueberries-$5 per bushel; 123c per
quart. .~
Vegetables Of al kinds are plenty,
Beans, $l.25s$l.50 per bushel. 81,
Cheese-l23al6c per pound Il,
Maple suzar-l6a2oc per pound. 49,;
Hsy-$6a8 per ton. - =. >,"... r. r..
! Wool-Unwashed,. ssa35o; washed, 50a
$50. ~ -..-.. =:
Beef-on foot, a.s3o; retailing, 8sl23o
per pound. i d. l.. -~s' .:''" - -
v..l-so dressed retailing, loal23c per
pound:
Mutton-on foot, 30; retailing 1oa12}e
pr pound. ri ai~. ..~
Pork-5}e dressed : retailing, 1oa12@e
per pound.
Mess pork, $12 per barrel. =, = ~. -
| .s MitwAuxrz, Au {. IA.
1 whs.t-$1 44for No. /. r: =
! ,Oats-2sc. = ,. $780,. ~. ,,a.,a:
| Corn-48c. .:.9.: =, ST: ::,, -
A fall in wheat during the past week
Of / cent. @'-:> =.
I. Ten BzcAusrs.-A' hundred reasons
might be given Why Lyons Kath.'ron
should be used by every Intelligent human
being in preference to every other prepare:
tim for the hair, but tel VII, suffice. Here
they are Because; It nopFis6ss thu fibers,
mulupl,ss and makss them grow because
it thus prevents them from vitasring and
bleaching because It removes tho scurf and
dandruf which choke them as tarss choke
the golden grain because 1T keeps the
scalp cool and prevents eruptions be-
caus it renders the hair as lustrous as sat-
IN; BEGAN - it makes IL plant and elastic !;
because it IL fragrant and delightful Dress
ing; because It does. mot soil the pillow ,
tho cap or the hat because it is without .
rival in ehespness, and because NO other
article sold for the same purpose, in this
or any other country, possesses I'll, or ev-
en- one-hslf, Of these inyalu able properties.
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Go TO Boyd's for groceries.
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r. u. ssss I'll ssssssss
AZ Grove, Minn.. Aug. 18th. g the rsS.'
idenco Of Tho brides father, BY Rev. A, ].
Pike, Nj. RsuBHN @. CoRBsrr. Of saint
Cloud. to Miss MARGARsr JAts DUNCAN.
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The best soda water is only five cent
q glass at Limperich's.
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-Blusbsrriss are ON their last legs, fig
usativsly speaking.
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DO not buy your orockery without first
going to Paul Mockenbarpt's. He has q
large stock and IL selling cheap.
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q ~ TheCirculAtlon or The journal
sDOuRLE that OF any other paper
eeblishedin Nsrthsra Minnesota Let
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For SAIE.-The undersigned offers for
sale "Opera Halr' saloon. This Is we'll
known and popular stand, and offers
good Inducements to parties who may de-
sire to purchase. Terms reasonable.
F. VINCENT.
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1T has been claimed by the Greeleyites
that there are no Grant men in Brainerd.
The Tribune Of last week publishes . list
Of eighty-one voters signed to call to or
gsnize Grant club. Where's the Greeley
Wave?
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BARGAIN Kerr & Collins have = sec.
oad-hand ''Tornsdo" threshing machine,
all complete and in good order, which will
be sold very cheap.
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Fresh fruit. and berries, at Boyd's.
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COUNTY FAlR.-A meeting Of tho Direo-
tors Of tho Driving Park Association WAS
held on last Thursday evening, at which it
was resolved to oRer tho Stearns County
Agricultural Society the use Of the grounds
for two days for fair, free Of charge, the
Society to put up any extra buildings tha.
they might want a. their own expense.
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SUDDEN DsArH.-About two O'Clock yes
terdsy morning the spectral form Of one
Of our City Fathers might have been seen
creeping slowly ia tho direction Of a fence
in the rear Of his house, from whence were
proceeding prolonged noises Of the "ysw-
aw-sw-l-l, yaw-aw-l-r description. His
hands grasped . shot gun loaded we'll to
the muzzle, his teeth were firmly set, his
eyes flashed. His gaze rested on 3 curved
back and upright caudal appendage moving
in shsdowy outline along the top rail-
Twas the work Of an instant. A loud re.
port-s wild 'swah," was
heard to "drap,"-and the repose of the
City Father was no more disturbed that
night. The light of morning revealed to
his hardened sight the dead body of Mr..
Tom s. Cat. He gloated over the specta-
Gle, and says he will do so some more.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PARTNER WANTED.

One with capital Of $25, 900 or $50. 900,
will find safe and profitable investment
in the Lumber trade. Address,
Box 254, st. Cloud, Stearns Co. MINI.
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-Qusrter-second watches, at
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Grapes Are offered At IS cents per
YannM6
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Rev. Miss 1sClsir, (univers.list) late
II Madison, Ind, will hold services ct the
Csssregaaio1sl church next Sabbath 1t
half past tws ?. 4. All are respectfully
invited 70 attend. Services At Sank Rap.
ID sane day ct the Methodist church at
AsGpast ten 4. II.
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Smear curn1 hama n

Sugar cured hams, at
RussEL1's.
-Good groceries, and plenty Of them
at low rates, at Boyd's.
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We can supply no back numbers on
campaign or any ether subscrip lions. Al
though printing constantly increasing edi-
lions, each weeks issue has been taken to
tho very last copy.
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The best Anoka shingles, made by the
St. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
Tenyooede's
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5 CENTS.
Soda water only five cents q glass At
L1MPER1CH's.
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Tho best wagon in use is the White
water wagon, for sale by
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b ed. cappls i out Of luck again. On
Monday evening his right hand was caught
between the bolster and wheel of heavily
tlsadsd wagon, and when il came out look.
q = though it had gone through a sau-
ssgs machine. Mr.. Geo. Hinnen's left
Aaad was similarly served at the same
f1no. @ ~ / s.; r --
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-Draught and driving horses for sale a,
Herbert's livery stable.
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Rev. H. W. stearus, Baptist, Of East
Minneapolis, will preach in the Methodist
church on next Sabbath at the usual hours.
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New CHURCHEs.-Rev. Mr.. Picket re-
turned last evening from trip through
the upper country, where he assisted in
organizing two Congregational churches
one at Detroit and one at Brainerd. lie
preached at the former place last Sabbath
The church was organized on Monday
evening, tho sermon being preached by
Rev. Mr.. Lee, of Cleveland, Ohio. On
Tuesday evening church was organized
at Brainerd. At both places ten Congre-
gatlonal and some half dozen ministers OF
other denominations were present. Mr..
Picket. who is recently from Iowa, was
much pleased and surprised at tho won
derfsl activity displayed along the line Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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Our frisnd Reuben C. Corbett has been
undergoing siege Of Handwriting to-
day. Cause: he was married yesterday 1t
Oak Grove, by Rev. Mr.. Pike, to Miss
Margaret Jane Duncan. "May you live
long and PROSPER"
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A BAD SrR1Ks.-Mr. George Goodhue,
formerly Of Sank Rapids, while at James
River, one hundred miles this side Of the'
Missouri, about five weeks ago, had = pair
OF mules attached to his wagon struck dead
by lightning, and fine mare hitohed be-
hind badly stunned. Mr.. Goodhue's shoul-
der was dislocated, and a team Of horses
which he himself was driving became
frightened and ran away smashing things
in general. Two men who were with the
mule team were severely stunned. Mr..
Goodhue is in town now, having his shoul-
der attended to.
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-1sas tsas!! ssas!I! the place to
81 ~ bsst u q Russs1t,, "
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CONSUMERS OF TEA-Will find 1t to their
interest to buy that put up in canisters. Eta.
cor and strength are better than teas retailed
from chests, and parties buying them get
better tea for the same money and a good
canister in addition. l sell these teas en-
tirely upon merit, and if not satisfactory
after trial, they can be returned. Sold
only by ]. r. BENNETT.
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County Auditor Vossberg has favored
us with copy Of the General Laws of
1872, which have been received and are
now ready for distribution to those entitled
70 them:
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The PEMB1NA BRANcH.-Work has been
temporarily suspended on that portion Of
the St. Cloud and Pembina Branch lying
between Alexandra and Glyndon. The
line from this city to Alexandria. and from
Glyndon (the point Of Intersection with
the n. P. R. R. to Pembina, will be con-
structed - soon a. possible. This sus-
pension is on account Of a present lack of
funds. Gen. Morris informs us, and not
because q any difficulty between the peo-
ple Of the two rival towns of Dayton and
Fergus Falls, as stated by the St. Paul
Pioneer. The building Of the Brainerd
Branch has made . considerable drain up.
on the money realized by the Company
from the sale Of its bonds and ON the iron
it is able to purchase, so that suspension
had to be made somewhere. Gen. Morris
says work will be resumed on the section
between Alexandria and dlyndon before
long, possibly as soon a.. the Brainerd
Branch is completed. Connection will be
had with Psmbina vie st. Cloud, Brainerd
and Glyndon by the Goth Of October.
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Sheriff 0eissel has gone where tho
wicked cease from troubling. It's to his
farm near st. 10, whore he has big crop
Of wheat to harvest.
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Tho weather has been very unfavora.
bio for harvesting, rain falling nearly every
day. We have heard of some grown wheat.
The indications to-day for good weather
are promising.
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Arrangements had been made to have
the passenger trains from St. Paul cross
over into the city on Monday, but Super
inssndsnt sswan went to Breckinridge on
that day, which nscessitated . postpone
nent. They will cross in day or two.
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laeo. P. Rovell6 Co., 20 Park Row,
NewYork, and g. NJ. rsttengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agent
Ifor The JouRsAr, In that city, and are au-
thorisedto contract for inserting advertise
meats for us ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that CITY are requested to
owe their tavors with either Of the above
h nses. s.s, ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-15

The boys who toto the Star spangled
Banner around through town to the sound
Of the fife and drum, propose giving ball
On next Thursday night. Their balls thus
Tar have been very pleasant and this will
doubtless be no exception,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-08-15

See sdvert''ensn. Of cheap lands tsr.
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