The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-03-21

BrPassengers going to Minneapolis
change cars at St. Anthony Junction.
CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
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copies, $l.75 each.
8 's $50 "
DO not fail to read the "People's
Column
AT six o'clock this morning the mercu-
~ stood at 15o below zero.
Hon. G. F. Davis advertises some val |
liable property for sale.
Tho meaning Of the name Of the new
town "Krain, is Landmark"
Tho Congregational Scciable will meet
a James Kennedy's on Friday evening, |
Msrch 29th. All are invited.
Mr.. H. Ottensmeyer is making prep
arations for putting some fine bathrooms
in the basement Of his building.
The social circle of the NJ. E. Church |
will be held at the house of J. F. Steven |
son, ESQ.,, on Friday evening, the 22d inst.
An arc invited.
There will DO preaching At the Con-
gregstiousl church on next Sabbath, the |
"a inst, At lo2 o'clock A. NJ, by Rev. H.
p. Welton.
DIR. 8. F. Brown, Of Maine Prairie,
has left at our Office hens egg which
measures eight inches. Not bad place
for eggs, that.
-Sleighing in most places throughout
this county is as good now as at any time
during the winter. The weather aver
ages ''cool."
Mr.. J. Hill has purchased Of Col.
Kerr the lot on Washington avenue on
which DeGraff & Co.'s Office now stands,
and will remove his photograph gallery
to it.
Tho regular meeting of the Library
Association will be held at tho residence Of
Mrs. Morse; on Thursday evening, March
2Sth. A cordial invitation is extended to
al its friends. NJ. 9. BARNES, Sec.
Mr.. E. H. Staples has return ed from a
thrss-months' Eastern trip. Mr.. 8. is on
hands for the building season. He has
dsssrvedly the reputation Of being one Of
the best builders in the State.
-On Tuesday five Of tho men at work
on the railroad bridge froze their noses
and earses, when the whole gang conclud.
ed it Was about time to quit for the day.
A cold wind from the north made an ex-
posed position anything but comfortable.
by IN accident on the Lake Superior
and Mississippi Railroad, near the N. P.
r. R. Junction, on Friday, one car was
thrown of the track, and Mrs. A. B. Den
nison, Of this city was somswhat injured,
though not seriously.
"A private letter from our young
land old) friends, Mr.. John B. Marvin. re-
ports him safe and sound 1t Salt Lake City.
We might state, oon6dentially, that John is
about to 10 married, but this does not ar
que that he intends to make Mormon Of
himself and 60 into the wholesale mother
in-law business. He does not hunger af-
ter "sxcitement" to that degree.
AT the special election held in St.
Cloud recently on the Bond Question, the
proposition was carried by tho overwhelm-
ing vote Of 1856 against II, . clear majority
In favor Of tho measure Of 1858. This result
places most emphatic seal Of condemns
ton on tho course Of the opposition ''ring'
and just 90 emphatically endorses the
course Of TIE JouRxAI-OAer Tail City
Record.
1t 10 very evident from tho remarks
Of the papers in tho upper counties
that tho "Ring'' has no friends there.
The people, all through Northern Minneso-
IA, have been "aeecsd" by It, both in and
out Of the Land Office.
We noticed last week that Miss Lizzie
Barnes had goas to Minneapolis, to take a
position % teacher in ono Of tho graded
schools Of that city. Miss Mc0aughey, on
Of tho teachers in the Union School, hat
also been engaged to 90 to Minneapolis. and
will leave At The close Of tho present term
We object, most decidedly, to other place.
absorbing our best teaeherb They ar
needed At home. Both these young ladies ar
graduates Of the st. Cloud Normal School
and tho eagerness with which their servi
COS are sought is ono Of tho strongest ar
gumsnts possible in favor Of Norm
Schools.
"A joint committee Of six from the tw
branches of the Library Association met
few evenings since 10 arrange the little nm
pleassntness which has existed for som
time and appoint . union meeting
Nothing definite Was accomplished beyon
IN agreement on the part of the m ember
Of the committee to use their best efforts t
secure the election Of officers at the annua
meeting in June equally from the two d.
visions.
Fon sAIs.-A small stove. Will be sol
very cheap, Inquire at this Office.
FoR RENr.-A centrally located On
comfortable dwelling house, on Wellt
Avenue. Inquire at this Office.
An elegant stock Of wedding present
has just been received at Bush's Jewelr
Store.
&c TO Herbert + Lambs livery stab
. and take look at the fine draught On
driving horses for sale there.
A large supply Of smoked, dried a
: salt asa, just received at Paul Mocke,
haupt's.
80 bushels Early Rose Potatoes wan
Cd, at Smiths Grocery
"A full line Of family groceries, At
+. Merse's.
-CssnbeFries, farina, oat meal, dessie
ted oeess-nut, and dried fruits Of oil kini