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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-11
SEECIALNCWC.EE.
Confessions Of an Invalid.

Published as q warning for the benefit of young
men and others who suffer from Nervous Debility
Loss Of Manhood, etc., supplying -.
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, after under
going considerable quaekery, and sent free on re
ceiving post paid directed envelope.
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brook Ign N Y
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!. Summer Time Table.

ST. CLOUD, ST. PAUL s MINNEAPOLIS. "
Leave St. Cloud 1928 SOY P n
7 Arrive at St. Paul ll.O5 m 1.!o p M
do Minneapolis 10.45 m $40 P M
ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS TO ST. CLOUD.
! Leave St. Paul s.s0ams,4 As p m
do Minneapolis 8.45 am 500 p m
Arrive st. Cloud 1886 p m $50 p m
Passengers going to and from Minneap:
oils change cars at the Junction. :.
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Plenty of rain. Yesterday there was
quite heavy fall for short time, will
thunder and lightning that was unpleas'
antly sociable. One clap knocked the pen
from the hand of Capt. O. Taylor.
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All suits made at ProndzinskIs are
Gut in the most fashionable styles and are
made from the very best goods. He has a
fine stock of cloths, and guarantees to give
customers satisfaction.
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Packers patent ice cream freezers,
and National broilers, at Rosenberger Bros,
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For sAIE.-The undersigned offers for
sale "Opers 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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| Go to Grovenor's and zee the HUB
bard Mower and Dropper.
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-Grovenor has the Kirby Combin ed
Reaper and Mower.
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DO not buy your crockery without first
going to Paul Mockenhaupts. He has q
large stock and is selling cheap.
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Mr.. John Landberg, proprietor Of the
scandi Az ian House, went to St. Paul q
few days since and returned with bride,
Miss Sophie Tornbom. His many friends
have duly congratulated him.
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Thomas Bower, of St. Paul, manufac-
lures and deals extensively in marble and
granite monuments, tablets, mantels, terra
GOTTA work, &c. He is an excellent work
man, and is able to guarantee satisfaction
in all orders which may be sent him.
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The best paint is the cheapest. The
Enamel paint is the best.
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Nor1cE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay tn
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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We noticed the other day handsome
% we'll as substantial two.horse buggy
made by H. W. Weary for Mr. E. G. Win
ME, Purchasing Agent of tie N. P. R. R.
Mr.. Weary's work is very popular with
these railroad men.
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s CENTS.

Soda water only five cents glass at
L1MpERrcH's.
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Erwin Il Humason's surveying party
started on the 4th for their work on Red
River. They were accompanied by Mr..
Geo. s. Spencer, of this city, who expects
to come back all muscle.
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We had call on Saturday from Mr..
J. Y. Demerritt, of Brockway, who says
the corn, as well as ell other kinds OF
crops, is doing remarkably well in that vi
cinifv
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COUNTY 'UoNvEST1oN,

The Republicans of Stearns County will meet in
County Convention at the Court House in the City
Of st. Cloud, ONT TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JULY.
1872, at o'clock p NJ for the purpose Of elccting
ton to be held st. Paul on the Eighteenth day Of
July. 1872. The several towns in the County and
the several Wards in the City of St. Cloud will be
entitled to repres entation as follows:
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Young Man Bush has what you want
or ought to want-engagement rings.
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"A party was given last evening in the
new railroad depot. It is said to have
been largely attended, but we have not
been able to obtain very full particulars
from any one present.
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The best wagon in use is the White.
water wagon, for sale by
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OhfS Saturday evening race was got
up between Dan Moore's Nellie, and mare
owned by Pangburn Of Sank Centre, mile
heat, for $50. AT the third quarter the
sauk Centre horse gave out. The poor an
NAL had been driven thirty miles that day
4 With load Of wheat, and to attempt to
/ race her Was an unmitigated outrage
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An elegant stock Of Wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store.
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-self-sealing fruit jars, Boyd's patent
top, cheap at the same place.
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If you want a warm or cold bath, &c
to Ottensmeyer's bath and barber rooms.
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FoR sALE.-A tract Of 47a acres of land
within three-quarters Of q mile of the
Central House. 1t is all enclosed with
cedar posts and board fence. Enquire imme-
diately of 80 II. ]. FOWLER.
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-spicer 4 Carlisle are prepared to sup
ply al orders for parlor, chamber or Office
furniture. They have facilities at their
factory for turning out first quality work,
and anything not on hand will be manufac-
txred or ordered. Parties should call
On them bsfore making purchases else
where. sss @s
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THE DRIVING PARK.-The Directors of
the Driving Park Association have leased
the grounds, tools, &c., until the LIST of
January, 1874, to Mr.. J. Woodmansee,
who has been in charge for some months
on salary. Mr.. W. obtains the lease
without pecuniary payment, on considera-
ton of Feeping the grounds in good con-
ditlon without cost to the Association.
Members are to have the right to drive on
the track for 50 the season; horses train
cd and cared for at Sc per week. The AS
ISOLATION is to have the use Of the grounds
for fairs, races, &c. A comfortable house
is to be built for Mr.. Woodmansee. This
arrangement gives general satisfaction.
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During the week the the rmom eter has
been getting among the shadiest $50 that
could be found. The weather hos been
profanely hot, and palm-leaf fan has be-
come IN indispensable article of costum 9.
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New potatoes, green apples and
Smiths strawberries, at Boyd's.
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-Draught and driving horses for salt
at Herbert's livery stable.
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60 to Tenvoorde's, and get the best
shingles made BY the St. Paul Manufac-
turing Company.
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The doctors look happy. Green ap-
pies are in market. "Here's your regular
cholera morbus-two for five cents"
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Boyd has something else for sale, but
We cannot read his manuscript, but We
know he has got it, and it is very nice
thing and is sold at q very low price, at
Boyd's.
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One Of the finest stocks Of dry goods
in the market is at Paul Mookenhaupt's,
Call and examine his stock Of light goods
or summer wear. Prices away down. +
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Rev. F. A. Riggin, Pastor of the NJ.
E. church, will preach his farewell sermon
on next Sabbath.
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An NJ. E. Sociable will be held at DR..
Marlatt's on next Tuesday evening. All
are invited.
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On Wednesday of last week, viii lie Mr..
C. H. Alsop was working with swing for
the fair grounds, he fell to the ground,
very severely spraining his ankle. He is
still suffering from the injury.
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Mr.. Michael Brannelly, Of Sank Rap
ids, is building dwelling house near the
depot on the east side, where the Pacific
House stood.
The BODY of Frank Weary has not vet
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gold sets, in all the new styles
.. BUsH's.-
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The best violins are bought of Rhodes
& Spencer.
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The foot bridge at the south end Of
welles avenue has been damaged by the
recent rains, and requires immediate at-
tention.
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The new postage law, by viii Oh q pa
per the size of The JOURNAL can be mailed
for one cent, hos gone into effect.
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The Meadow King Mower and Hol-
lingsworth Rake, at
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"A most excellent institute for ysung
ladies is Norwood Sem mary, at st. Paul,
under the charge Of Mrs. VIM. J. Smith,
an advertisement Of which is given in this
issue.
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The inquiry, "Who struck Billy Pat
tersor ?" has been superseded by "Who
got up that party %
On Saturday, the Goth inst, meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the
Stearns County Agricu ltural Society will
be held at the Court House.
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-Draught and driving horses for sale u
Herbert's livery stable. ... s. .:s., 81
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Mr.. G. W. Kingsbury was appointed
Second Sergeant Of Company F. on Tues
day evening. He is well skilled, by long
practice, in handling .'shooting stick"
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"A man, hand organ and monkey
have been perambulating the streets this
week; grinding out melodious strains and
sfording the disciples Of Darwin practi-
cal opportunity for studying the develop
ment Of the human species.
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John Vandersluis is closing out o fine
lot Of wearing apparel, household goods,
and library books belonging to the E.
tate Of J. J.. Pas, deceased, at very low
figures.
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The people Of Maine Prairie arc
building handsome church, to be COM
pleted by November. Although Metho-
dist church, it will be used by all demon
nations. The cost will be about $4,000:
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500 WAY FAT MAN !'-The heftiest
feature of the races last week was trial
Of speed on Friday between some three
tons Of human flesh and bones as repre-
scented in the persons of
e. Cross, Fl F. Schultz,
NJ. Mickey, NJ. Gaspard,
Alderman Fisher.
| These individuals got as much Of them
selves as was possible ranged along mark
across the track about eight rods from the
Judges stand. Friends were posted be-
hind them, and at the word 'go," tilted
them forward so that they got under mo-
ton in the right direction. The ground
| fairly trembled as these massive accumu-
lations Of adiposlty puAed and bowed and
tumbled along. 1t was sic hit to behold,
1t resembled some oleaginous sea, rolling
up its troubled waves. Gaspard got the
first half of him under the wire in adj
vance of the rest Of the party, and was
estimated to have won BY something over
three feet All were carted away in an
exhausted condition, swabbed off, rubbed
down, blanksted and put in the shade to re-
vive. DR.. Parker and J. E. Hayward en-.
tered for the race, but just as they were
about to start it was discovered that the
Dr.. had sand-papered his head, which was
claimed as being foul; and Hayward in
sisted upon hanging on to new plug hat
which was against the rules. The stakes
half q key Of lager beer-were held by
Judge Dutton, of Sank Centre.
A race had been arranged to include al
Of the above and about. a dozen more O
our heavy weights, but runner was circu
lated that Middendorf, of Richmond, was
lying partially concealed behind large
building in the vicinity, ready to enter q
the last moment, and so tho effort was ahan
doned. q. .*9a>.s. MI
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+ Mr.. Locks's premium hon ey for sale
at E. Curtis store. . .l EslE.s~.
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We learn that Mr.. Alex. Moore, Of
Sank Centre, is lying very i'll. At latest
accounts his recovery was scarcely hoped
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[-Draught aud driving horses Tor sale at
Herbert's livery stable. :. - .....,. >.
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buy drugs 4 Rhodes 4 sp,nssr's.
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The best Anoka shingles, made by the
St. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale at
TenYoorde'a
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The FuURTH.-The morning opened
with rain and horrible noises, which lat
ter were kept up during the day-the
screech and howl Of locomotive whis-
ties; the firing of anvils and guns ex-
plosions of fire crackers and belchings Of
juvenile cannon. Everybody seemed hap.
Ply if they could only make q noise.
In the forenoon Company F, NJ. N. G.,
paraded through the streets and were
drilled, making very oreditable appear
ance.
The principal interest of the afternoon
conferred in the races, and every sort o.
vehicle trundled out to the grounds, carry
ing its admirers of fast horse flesh.
In the evening a ball was given by the
Military Company, and was generally pro-
nounced to be one Of the largest and best
conducted public balls ever given in this
| city. 1t proved crcditable as we'll as pro
ftable to the defenders Of our hearth.
stones" Excellent music was furnished
by Fuller's Quadrille Band, and those pres
ent had tip-top time.
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MIR. E. Capple's daughter, who fell
from swing recently and broke her leg,
is doing well.
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Tobacco Is raising, but Paul Mocken'
haupt is still selling at the old prices.

MIR. F. NJ. Shook has good pasture,
well shaded and supplied with an abund.
ance Of grass and water. Parties having
horses they wish to have pastured during
tho grazing season. can do 50 by calling
on him at his place, about q half mile be.
yond the Sank River Bridge. Terms, So
per month,
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FEsr1vA1.-The ladies' of the Episcopal
church gave an ice cream and strawberry
festival at Schwartz Hall on Tuesday even
ing, which was thoroughly enjoyable Of
fair. The hall hnd been very tastefully
decorated, and the attractions were many
-an evergreen pavilion in the center, from
which were offered variety Of handsome
articles; a Post Office where unexpected
missives from unheard-of friends could be
had at an insignificant cost; bouquet stands;
refreshment tables; Limperich's soda
fountain; etc. Ice cream with the Their.
mometer a-bubbling was not hard to take,
especially when followed on its downward
career by luscious strawberries. The re-
ceipts were about $125.
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-Quarter-seco watches, at
I BUsH's.
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They drew positions In the order aboye

They drew positi II the order above
gwen.
Tibb led Keyser. passing first quarter In
La, aid making homo three lengths ahead
in 5s3. Keyser was found to be bleeding,
and was withdrawn.
The second heat was mere play, Tibb and
Peter csntering along leisurely side BY side
until within q short distance Of the wire,
whom with . little squirt, Tibb dashed
head, coming in in l:21a.
Nbb $l5-Peter $40.
soRUD.
The races closed at FIVE o'clock, with a
scrub running race between Dan Moorea
Nellie, and Cliff Gregory's Heenan-single
quarter mile-$25-which Was won by
Heenan in 26a. r,s.
The receipts at the gate during the two
days were $448.82; for entries, $500. 25-
leaving profit Of about $l75 over ex-
penses. r>.:. - ~. =. Il. Fl =, :.
pAvy - Iwr~xo Qtof ovonuk ~ hilsi-
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PzisonA Capt. 1. ICassle, Il ssh
Paul, was II tho city on Friday, On his RS
turn fron, Sank Centre, where he deliver
ed the Fourth Of July grafton. His al.
dress was highly spoken Of.
WI. Parsons, Esq, Of st. Paul, was in
the city several days during the past week.
DR.. r. I, Cromwell, Of New Orleans, is
in town on q business trip.
Hon. @. T. stearns started for his homo
in Mobile. on Tuesday. .s.S,. .s..S
NIessrs. E.. L. Wright, E.. A. Parker,
Judge Dutton. Of Sank Centre; T., Pills.
bury, Of New Munich, Q. Farwell, Of
Maine Prairie; and A. Thrall, of Silver
Greek, were among the ''distinguised stran.
gers" drawn to st. Cloud by the races last
week. ,,.s.<s..s.,s,s .,.> &,
r Mr.. John W. Bacon, Of Vermont, father,
in'law Of MIR. ": .Delano, arrived yester.
day, on second visit to St. Cloud. .5.s&
Mr.. I. L. Nay, Of Chicago, is in tho city,
with view to making purchases and To-
eating here. $50.
Mr.. c. Whittemore, Of Clearwater W.
H. Blaisdell, Paynesville P. Lommel, Of
Rockville; Geo. T. Rice. Of Watab; E. H.
Atwood, Of Maine Prairie, and Lieut.. J.
R. Howard, of Sank Centre, answered to
the roll call this week, >s< =.
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The best soda water is only Eve cents
ofass At Iimnerich's. $50 :
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Bird cages 1t Tobsy's.
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Fair Haven flour, at RtssEL1's.
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NJ E. CHURCH. every Sabbath
at 1O3 A. NJ. and 81. NJ. Strangers invited.
Rev. F. A. R1aG1N, Pastor.
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Wall paper, newest and latest pat.
terms, at ToBEY's.
Mrs. Lambert is selling all kin DIS of
millinery goods very cheap, and therefore
has lively business.
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The Congregational Sabbath school is
to be reorganized on next Sabbath after
noon. ':'
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A MODEL SUBscn1DER.-For the past
ten years Mr.. Jacob LYBrand, now Of AL
exandria, In this State, has been o SUBJ
sc,ibcr to TIE JOURNAL: AS regularly as
the closing number of tho volume has
come, just SO regularly has come letter
from Mr.: LyBrand, enclosing So for his
next years subscription.
RAILROAD BUILDING.- The track last
evening had been laid to Lahr's house, or
within about two miles of St. 10. Iron is
being received at the rate of little
over mile per day, and is used as fast as
received. -
Capt. Payte reports, that track.laying is
going on both north and south from Glyn-
don. Two miles and half of iron are put
down each day. Pembina will be reached
by the first of October. =.
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old papers for sale at this office, by
the dozen or hundred.
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In 1871, 2,214 pounds Of wool were
sheared from 299 sheep; 10000 pounds Of
butter and 600 pounds Of cheese were
made from 2l0 COWS; 1900 quarts of
Strawberries raised from II acres Of
ground 279 apple trees were growing !;
and 5000 barrels Of -four were manufac-
tured.
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John Ball found this morning that his
drunk Of yesterday cost him SIS and the
extras; and John Fuller. who could not
pay 50 and the costs, went to the little
/ brick house around tho corner for Q ten
1 49, ssalusion from the wicked ways Of
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..,s DGLEGAT ES
City of St. Cloud, First Ward 2,
- " Second Ward,
Third Ward,
Fourth Ward,
Town of Marie Prairie,
Fair Haven,
North Fork,
Paynesvills, 2
Raymond,
Sank Centre,
All other towns in the county will be entitled to
one delegate each. Bass-one delegate for each town
Onward and one additional delegate for every 80 Re-
publican votes for Governor at the last election, Or
MAJ or fraction thereof.
J. E. WEST,
Chairman Rep Co. Com.
Dated st. Cloud, July 4th, 1872.
CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates of The JOURNAL:
copies, $1.75 each.
8 Is 100
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Blusberries have appeared in market.
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At Hoepner's Old Stand.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
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Lieut.. Salter, Of st. Wendeln, reports
the appearance Of new kind Of potato
bug, black beast, which is twice as saw
sge as the Dolly Warden variety which has
usually put in an appearance in the potato
patches. The greedy thing cleans up an
acre Of vines in short order.
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Pickles by the gallon, at
RUssELL's.