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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16
DISBURSEMENTS,
MARRIED.,

On the 9th inst, by Rev. Levi Gleason
at The residence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.
RoDERr A. LYONS, of Clearwater, Mimi.
to Miss LOUISA J. MEAcHAM, Of Howard
Lake, MINI.
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Some of the boys have started a
"trading store" which oil the boys ought
to patronize.
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OF course you want new spring suit,
and Of course you want what is good,
stylish and cheap. Prondzinski can &C.
commodate you, either with ready-made
suit, or one manufactured to your order.
A large lot of fine cassimeres and cloths on
hand.
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The rain last week raised the Missis-
sippi about ten inches. It is said the
small streams above are much swollen.
This will be welcome to lumbermen, who
have been wearing long faces in prospect
Of no water for their drives of lops.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

The Driving Park Association proposes
getting up some special attractions for the
Fourth Of July. Purses will be offere
sufficient to bring out not only the best
horses in this vicinity, but some fast nags
from below.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

Tho contract for excavating for the
basement Of Mr.. J Leisen's new store build
Ing has been let to John Dorr for the
stone to F. Hartman; and for the maso n
work to Mr.. Hemmer. Work will BIO be-
gun in short time,
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GOING TO Work. The following men,
hers Of the class which will graduate from
the Normal School tomorrow will start
next week to take charge Of schools:
Miss Ella Smith to Brockway.
Miss Jennie Owen to Long Hill,
Miss Matte Wright to Clear Lake.
Mss Evelyn Wilcox to Princeton.
Miss Annie Reyes to St. Frsncis.
Miss Myra Fuller near Clearwater,
Miss Minnie McIntire
One-third Of the class 60 to work at once.
and others will follow shortly. There
could be NO stronger refutation Of the
charges made by prejudiced opponents OF
Normal Schools that the graduates neve,
make any return to the State for the bene
fits received. However good this may
hold with regard to the other schools, il
cannot apply to the St. Cloud school, whose
graduates can be found teaching all The
way between Sank Centre and Minneapo
Lis.
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EXAMINATION. Tho State Norma
School examination will be held both morn
ing and afternoon Of Friday, May 18th
Glasses to come az follows:
FoRESooN-9 TO - O'CLOCK,
Class D-Geosraphy.
Glasses c and D-Grammar.
B and D Arithmetic.
" B and C-Physiology.
APrERNooN-2 TO O'CLOCK.
Class A-Geometry.
=" A--Methods Of Teaching.
Glasses B and C-History.
Class A-Geology of Minnesota
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LlME.-John Marshall has on hand a
stock Of all kinds of lime. The especial
attention of builders is callcd 10 the Mauon
City lime fer use on brick buildings Very
low figures will be given to contractors.
A call is requested.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

If you want q warm or cold bath, 60
to Ottensmeyer's bath and barber rooms.
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The Railroad bonds have been receiv-
ed. and are being filed out by the City
Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On MARRIAGE,

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With sure means Of relief for the Erring and Unfor
innate, diseased and d"bIjtated. Sent free in sealed
envelopes. Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No
% Ninth ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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"A Maine Prairie former, while plow-
ing in the early part Of the season, discov-
cred number Of potato bugs at the bot.
tom Of tho furrow. They were apparent.
~ frozen stiff, but on being exposed to
the sun they revived and Immediately in
quired tho way to the nearest potato
patch.
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On Friday booty chap stuck his head
through pane Of glass in the front of
Tobey's bookstore, to the serious damage
OF the cuticle on his face as we'll as to the
glass,
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Whitewater Wagons aresthe best made
They can be bought ct GRovENoR's.
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FOR RExT.-The stors-room next to
montgomery + Vests. Inquire Of J. R.
Bennett.
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GRADUATION EXERCISES,

The graduation exercises Of tho Second
Glass Of the Normal School will take place
at the Congregational Church tomorrow
evening, beginning At 8 O'Clock. We are
indebted to Prof. Moore for the following
copy Of the Order Of Exercises:
Invocation.
Music.
Fountain Of Wisdom-Chorus.
ESSAYS.
Ny Boat is launched, but where's the
Shore? Minnie MoIntire.
While We Live, lot 10 Live,
Nathaniel W. Scott.
Influence, Laura A. Freeman.
There's always Room up Higher,
Evelyn NJ. Wilcox
What to Read, Minnie c. Tolman
Progress Of the Age, Jennie Owen.
Address,
By Rev. 8. Y. NoMasters, D. D President
State Normal Board.
-. Recess.
ESSAYS.
The Education Of Women,
Margaret Mayer.
Labor, George c. Phillips.
Gilded not Golden, Emma h. Kreis.
Flowers and Leaves, Ella Smith.
How are We Educated !? Myra Fuller.
Teaching, Thomas J. Gray.
Comforting of Degrees, By the Principal.
Music.
Down among the Lilies.
Prayer and Benediction.
The Graduating Class numbers twenty
two, and We understand the essays gre so
nearly equal in merit that it has been ex-
treme]y difficult to decide upon the twelve
which should be hesrd-that being the
maximum number Tor which there would
be time. 1t is due to the class to say that,
the school being professional one, the
range OF subj ects on which they may write
is limited, being confined to those pertain
ing in some way to the work in which they
have been engaged.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

1T is generally admitted that the news
papers of this city make good deal of
bustle
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

DOUGLAS CouSTH-.Mrs. Quinn, wife Of
Frank Quinn, Of Riverdale, has been sent
to the insane asylum. She is an old wo-
man and the mother Of large family ......
Owen Osborn, Of Ida, had his house
burned; Calvin Roland, Of Alexandria,
sustained similar loss the granery and
stables Of NJ. D. Fredenburg, of Hudson.
were burned, and Harrison Butler, of Leaf
Valley, lost his barn, threshing machine,
&c., amounting to ST., 200, by 6re......T The
liquor law is strictly enforced in Alexan.
dria, and sohnapps are at q premium
Which items We gather from the Alexan.
dria Post.
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Nor1cz.-Dayis, Bee & Co. vi pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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drop in at Prsndzinski's and see the
splendid line Of cloths and cassimeres, of
the latest styles, which he has for custom
work.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

"A lot of the celebrated Hollingsworth
Hay Rakes at Grovenor's.
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FOE RENT.

The large building on the corner of ST.
Germaln street and Jefferson avenue is OF.
fered for rent. The building will be rent
ed entire, CT the store room. and up stairs
Office rooms separately.
Inquire Of CT. DAVIS.
st. Cloud, May I'd, 1878. n42-3m
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

An elegant stock Of wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

y. 6. Huber has an extra quality of
pared peaches for sale cheap. Try them.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

L1oHrs1Na.-An obstreperous stroke Of
lightning came into the telegraph Office
along tho wire early this morning, burnius
up window curtain, scorching the edges
of o pile of books, melting partially the
screws on the ''cut OUT and then disap-
pearing along the ground wire. 1t was
pretty close call. Mr.. Gustav Rohrich,
who was sleeping in a room at the other
end Of the building (Edelbrock's block
was awakened about five O'Clock by daz-
cling flash of lightning which shot in
through the open window, and for some
time found great difficulty in breathing.
This was doubtless the same flash that Wis.
tied the telegraph Office. Had it come at
an hour when the operator. Miss McCon-
nell, was in, we might have had very
sad report to make.
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old papers for sale ct this Office, by
The dozen or bundled. 49,: -.
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"A very nice quality Of maple syrup,
for sale by
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

White vino and cider vinegar, war
ranted tho pure and genuine article, at J.
G. Huber's.
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-Prondzinski has just what you want
stylish spring overcoats.
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For SODA WATER, 60 to
L1NpBRIcH's.

IF you want to SEQ a
lively time, just call at
II. Ste=nDurG2;' j, be- cen
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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Work was commenced on the new
depot this week.
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4 HEsDsnsox's:

-Ladies' serge congress gaiters-only
one dollar-at :='-.,~ i.
j. HRunRn anv,a.
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The Little Champion Reaper for sale
+ GrnurN0p'a.
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A SPECIAL OFFER,
LIME! LIME!

We will send The JOURNAL and the st..
Paul Pres enc year for $500.
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AT COST OR LESS,

E. G. Smith is selling off his shoes at cost
or less. Now is good chance to invest,
for he is bound to close them ovt.
We have received the first three num-
bers Of new paper called the Negro o.
zette, published in New Orleans by DR.. R.
|. Cromwell, formerly of this city. 1t is q
small paper, Republican in politics, and is
'devoted to Industry, Economy, Educa-
ton, Politics, Labor and is protection, and
the Equal Public Privileges of all Citizens,
without regard to Color or Nationality. :"
The DR.. says he ''starts the enterprise SOL
itary and alone, without MEANS" which 10
rather shaky foundation for q newspa-
per.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

-"sapolio,' - THE thing for house clean
ing, At KussEIL's.
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The Grammar Department of the Mod
81 School will have . picnic on Saturday.
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The Fergus Falls Aduoeate says tho
first sturgeon Of the season WAS hooked by
J. Pickit AID weighed Sc pounds. ........
Work has been commenced on q new dam
at Fergus Falls. A new saw mill and new
grist mill are to be built.
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Farmers have thus tar had an exceed
ingly favorable season. The first part was
dry and nice for sowing; then follow.
cd tho rains; and now they have splendid
growing weather. A continuance equally
favorable will make this seasons crops the
largest obtai n I'd for years.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
BUsH's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

-"Sapolia," THE thing for house clean
Ing, at RUssEL1's.
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Mr.. j. NJ. Gordon offers for sale farm
1t Lake Osakie--one Ct the loveliest loca-
lions in Northern Minnesota.
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You want the best Mower-get the
Meadow King, q Gyoy11o1'a.
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NJ. E. CHuRcu.-Services every Sabbath
at l03 A. NJ. and 8P. n. Strangers invited.
REv. F. A. R1GG1S, Pastor.
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For SODA WATER, 60 to
n. :. i. y, -. s. $500. :. L1xPER1cH's.
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Go to Grovsnor's and get an Ohio
Champion Reaper.
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MIR. E. G. earns has sold the lot next
above Grovenor's warehouse, to B. Rein
hard, for 81 200.
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In going to Coats & Freeman's for fresh
meat, you cannot be mistaken. They are
experienced buyers, and know where the
best fat stock is to be had.
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see y. Gaspara,s aayegtisep,aIt;
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The Otter Tail City Record says the
catch Of fur in that vicinity has been
greatly stimulated by the advance Of
spring rats to 26a3O cents......A marriage
was solemnized near Otter Tail City be-
tween q man Of Scandinavian extraction
who is unable to speak single word Of
English and IN American woman who is
unable to speak word in the Scandinavia
an tongue.
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Mr.. J. r. Clevela nd, U. s. Marshal, Of
81. Paul, was in the city y esterday serving
summonses On the stockholders in the
Republic Insurance Company. As most Of
these individuals believe that there has
been fraud in the management of the
Company, the assessments will be generally
contested to the last by the stockholders
throughout tho State.
A meeting was held last evening, at
which Judge McKelvy was selected to go
to st. Paul and Minneapolis and confer
with stockholders there with q view to
unite In defending the case.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. B. Abbott returned
on Friday from four months visit in New
York State. On Monday he went to Fer
gus Falls. He expects to remain in Min
nesota. -.
On FRIDAY we were favored with calls
from J. Q. A. Wood. Esq, Of Sank Rapids,
aud Hon. N. Richardson, Of Little + IS.
Mr.. Jos. Hanauer started for Chicar, on
Monday.
Hon. E. NJ. Wright proposes going to
Fergus Falls, where he will engage in tho
practice Of his profession.
Mr.. Jessie Wilson has gone to Michigan.
where he will remain for time.
NJ. J. Chaplin, Of Oak Lake, VA, In town
this week.
We had call on Tuesday from Mr.. s.
). VanRsnssaler, who had just arrived
from Fort Garry, where he avted - agent
for the N. W. Express Company. He says
a very heavy immigration is expected this
season. The steamer Selkirk arrived on
the 9Th inst. from Moorhead with 2l5 tons
| Of goods for Manitobians.
Bishop B. o. Watkins, of Name Prairie.
| returned on Tuesday from Cincinnati,
wheIe he had taken to himself a new wife
"a homeopathic doctress, who left . large
practice to come to Minnesota home.
Mr.. J. ". Watson, Of Sank Rapids, aud
H. G. Barrett, Of Clearwater, wero in
the city to-day.
sERvIcEs.-Rev. DR.. MoMasters, Of St.
Paul, will preach in St. Johns church this
evening, at 8 O'Clock.
Rev. c. Picket, Of Keokuk, will hol,a
services at the Congregational church on
next Sabbath at 1O4 A. M. and 8p.M.
day Mr.. Elder Of Richmond, brought to
this place some quartz containing gold and
also gold pounded fiom the quartz. 1t
was examined by Mr.. A. W. Bush, who
found it to be about 20 csrats in quality
1t was taken from q shaft which Mr.. Elder
is sinking near Richmond, and came
up with the borings, from depth Of ll3
feet. It is believed to be in such
quantities as vii! pay well.
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BoYs' TRADING SToRE.-Jones, Wilson
q Co. have started boys trading store in
the old log building south Of The Union
Schoslhouse, and will be glad to see all
boys who have few cents to spend.
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Ysung Man Bush has what you want,
y ought 70 Waat-engagenent rings.
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PERSONAL.

On end after June lst, 1872, will be
found at the Drug Store of NJ. c.. Tolman
q Co., where shall be happy to see all n
old friends and lots Of new ones
mar28-3u A. G. Gowpy.
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NovELT1Es.-Just received, new hats and
flowers at Mrs. Lambert's. Dolly Warden
hats in all tho varieties, and the finest as
sortment of flowers in the CITY,
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ST. PAUL T. PACIFIC RAILROAD

ST. IA VI d PACIFIC HA1AHOAD
1e52. Summer Tino Table. 1874.
OF. CLOUD, ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS.
Leave St. Cloud 1928 m 500 . m
Arrive At St. Paul ll.O5 . m 7.l5 m
do Minneapolis 1915 m Gas p m
ST. PAUL 4 MINNEAPOLIS TO ST. CLOUD.
Leave st. Paul $50 m 445 y m
do Minneapolis 8.45 I'm 500 D m
Arrive st. Cloud 1856 pm $50 p m
Passengers going to and from Minneap-
oils change cars at the junction.
CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates Of The JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
- $50
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Everything you want at the House.
keepers Emporium Of G.. Webster Peck,
232 Third street st. Paul. Great induce
ment to purchasers coming from a dis
lance. The largest stock of house. fur.
nishing goods this side Of New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

-Qusrter-second watches, at - =
= ~ 8 ~ ssi. T.. -. :, BUsH's
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Mr.. r. NJ. Richardson, (familiarly call
ed "Reub.") dishes up law and justice as
Al. P. 1t Morris, Stevens county. He is
also doing something in the way Of farm.
ing.
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Mr.. J. W. Tenvoorde has removed tn e
hay scales from the corner of St. German
street and Washington avenue to St. Ger
main street corner Of State street, oppo-
site his store.
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-Refrigerators, ice chests, filters, wa
ter coolers, ice-oresm freezers Of all
Kinds, sizes and prices at the House Fur
nishing Store Of G. Webster Peck, 2s2
Third street, St. Paul.
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All orders for goods from G. Webster
Peck's Housekeepers' Emporium, St. Paul,
promptly attended to, and prices, whole
sale and retail, furnished on application.
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Tho annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Union Library Association will be held at
the residence Of Mrs. N. F. Barnes, on
Thursday eve, June 9Th 1872.
MRS. MARY BARNES, Sec,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE DWELLING HOUSE
On the corner of Welles avenue is for sale
or for rent. Possession given the Arst ol
June. Apply to
maybe NJ. E. NIXON.
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Garden trellises, floral tools for ladies'
and children, terra Gotta vases, rustic
hanging baskets and stands, flower pots,
wire and wooden plant stands, in immense
variety, at G. Webster Peck's, 232 Third
street, st. Paul.
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IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE. - Certain par
ties here have recently purchased q tract
Of land Tor quantity Of lots) lying along
the supper levee," and We understand
that stock company Is to be organized for
the purpose Of building large saw mill
there with gang saws) and going extern
sively into manufacture of lumber, The
booming facilities are excellent, and as to
the pro6tableness OF the undertaking there
can be no doubt. What this country
wants IS more mills and manufactures,
and nothing would moro benefit St. Cloud.
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EXCELSIOR TANNING MIL1.-Sir. n
Veins, who is the agent Of the celebrated
Excelsior Tanning Mill and Grain Sep
arstor, is now in this city and will canvass
Northern Minnesota. These machine.
have already had an immense sale in this
State, and have everywhere given good
satisfaction. They took the premium q,
the State Fair and at Minneapolis, and
are fully warranted. Mr.. Veins head.
quarters are at the Sank Valley House.
and farmers will find him No., man &c
do bust ness with. See advertisement,
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Our jolly friend, W. Jay Whipple, edi.
tor Of the Winona Herald, has been re-
elected Chief Engineer Of the FIRE Depart
ment Of that city. People who want to
see Jay will find him ''running wild DEF
machine"
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j. B. sherer is having steadily in
creasing trade in boots and shoes, aud
Keeps his stock up to the demand of the
market. Do not buy before first calling and
examining his prices. You can save
money. - 80 's.-szs =, :. = =. +. =: :.
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The undersigned has taken IT,, Hall en-
st. German street, near the corner OF
jefferson avenue, and has fitted it up in
frst-ciass style. His friends will always
fnd the best qualities of
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-16

~ ThsClrculatlon Of The journal
DOUBLE that OF any other paper
Pablishsdla Northern Minnesota. Let
Advort1sersremem this.
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Sporting men will take notice that
Rosenberger Bros. have received full line
of fishing tackle, including first quality
Of bamboo poles-the first ever brought to
this market.
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{ LOCAL. NEwS
Omcial Paper ofthe City.

AGeo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and 8. NJ. Pettengill& Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the. sole agent
Tor Tnz JOURNAL, in that city, and are au-
thorizedto contract for inserting advertise
meotsf for US ct our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
cave their favors with either Of the above
Houses.
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of course YOU want a new sprin,

See advertisement of house for sale OF
for rent, by NJ. E. Nixon.