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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-25
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THEY HAVE COME.
s. BRADFoRD,s NEW GOODS,
Bcst-Hs ntlsomest-Ch

1t is a rare thing to see, out Of the larger
cities, stock Of goods so large and com.
plete as that received this week by Messrs.
Young & Bradford. 1t was purchased by
Mr.. Young personally in New York and
Boston, and gives evidence of having been
selected with great care and taste. The
ladies say that no such an assortment Of
dress goods has ever before been brought
to St. Cloud, and their judgment on such
matters is beyond appeal. There seems
to be no use in attempting to mention In
detail the different leading *artioles-hand-
some, nexaud stylish useful, staple and
substantia;--whiehs comprise this large
stock. The best way IL to 60 yourself, in
quire for what. you want, and you will be
sure to find it. You will also see many
other things you had not thought Of which
you will want. One Of tho features Of
Messrs. Young = Bradford's stock, which
viii please all, lis the 10y prices. They
will not be undersold. =
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TIL e MARKET 3
- 9 - = 1870. ls.s4 Z q 31lS.'
8. ST Grnun Anil Ok

ST. CLouD, April 25,. 1872. !.
Wheat comes in very slowly. farmers
bsing engaged in sowing. Prices remain
about the same a last quotations, $1.0ba
$l.lo, although $l.15 has been paid 70,
some choice lots by. millsrs.
Oats. $50. .z<<@ s&5'$ se4*'<.Efs Is ~
: con-, 48s6ot,cs.a ID aaas ssa g ga&5sss :.
Flour-xxxx $3.50 per bbl.; xxx 30;
M i$Asb. s4ssEssz.dss3 $s ae..s aft
B.rley-e g o.s,s,1s nj saiw it'll azs4 q,
Rye, SOC. 80, 49,
Bran, 700 per evt. @'e y "a s8a@ a7s
Shorts; $lsoo per 1cvts st6w i u e~asi' =,
Feds laSk per oNts ssd osss ssats
Hay, is Of excellent quality this year, and
sells at 81.
Beans $3.50 e $500, 4, according IL
quality. 81 ~ @<&3l" GEj f<4js -
Potatoes, - buying 'st 5oaeoc. ~ 3
e. Chsese-Minnesot 200; New OIL, 25c.
ButterE7--lRanges from 123o to 25c..s -. =.
Eggs-2oa25c. =,
+. Green apples-$4. 5oa5,d 90 per bbl; 60
cts. per peck. 49, -z=:sa -. ~ III ~
- Cranberries-2.5Oa3.00. ga,.~ Hss::,l4ts
81 " "NsoolAp AVG. e1nq: a4stl.c$*s n ysda.nr
Dry maple wood is worth .$4a$4.6o for
full cord; green maple, oak, &c. ,$4a$4 Is;
tamsrac, $3.50.
~, s:a %..4exsss M1LwAuK1s,: April a.
I, wheat-$l 81 for No. l. az
F., OATS 4c. ,-'''2 ESQ - - ''si.'';. R5ass
corn-421o.vst :-.'<~.a: p s:s,::y.
s,a foe RENr.-Two good Office rooms. In
quire q Allen & Russell's.o '*2os5< esf'
- silks and oodihsh, st "3'z q, \.
VISA Movn,o,, g. u.u:,sat
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SIxT1EN f1ARs OF SUcoEss.-In 1866
the now famous Mustang :L,nsment was
first made knownto the public by an OK.
tensive ~ stem Of advertising. From that
time to the present, the demsnd for it has
been steadily increasing until tihas taken
the lead Of all authorizations, lotions, .oint-
ment, and other external remedies, imports
ed or domestic, ever introduced into the
American market. In the most celebrated
racing and trotting stables, in. the estab-
lishments ofstage and city car companies,
and in the stables Of private gentlemen, It
Is the only recognized cure for such .diseas-
es Of the horse as require outward treat
ment. Nor is it less vahabl s4as % local
application for some Of the most, distressing
eomplsints to- which man is subject.
Rheumatism, stiffness Of the joints, neu.
lfaleia, sore throat, tumors, wens, earache,
toothache, yield to its psin-snbdu,ng
Ecounts r-irritant properties, and burns
scalds and cuts are hesled with meredith,
Iyapidity under its operation. .; - 5Ss*s
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FOR THE LADIES.

Miss F. E. Clarke having just return
ed from the Eastern markets, would call
the attention 81 the ladies 10 the assert.
ment Of ff.' new u and fashionable millinery
goods which she is now receiving, and
which she proposes to sell as low as the
same goods can be bought in st.: Paul. -:
AGENT in: st. Cloud for the sale Of E.
Butterick & Co.'s Patterns, and their cele-
brated shears and scissors.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
8, FOR SALE. .7's''''

Z The undersigned offers for sale his res
Ience situated on the corner of Wells
avenue and Lake street. House contains
eight rooms, and convenient closets, all in
good repair. The lots have about one
hundred apple trees, many bearing last
season, and an abundance of smaller fruit
Also, the celebrated Clearwater Flour
ing Mills, enc Of the best in the State
containing five run of stone, with all mod
ern improvements. ,,.. "a. -.s....-.
For further information inquire at The
Office Of DAVIS, BEAL & Co., St. Cloud.
So C. F. DAVIS.
st. Cloud, Mimi, March 10, 1872. An
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ACARD.
ST. CLOUD, April 22d, ]

ST. CLOUD, April 22d, 1872.
The undersigned do most sincerely return
their thanks to tbs Baptist society, and the
good and benevolent people who met with
them, at Mrs. J. H. OVENS, for the pur-
pose Of assisting the sick and needy. The
amount SO generously contributed for our
benefit, being $51.a5 in cash and SIS. 81
in dry goods, We shall ever feel grateful
for, and for the interest shown in our
wants, although we are, COM paratively
strangers to you all.
Respectfully yours,
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A RARE CHANCE

For men Of small means in st. Cloud 10
get valuable lots and land in East Saint
Cloud. ;.i''
The section Of land on the east bank Of
the river, directly across from St.. Cloud,
and surrounding the Railroad depot, is Of
fered for sale at low prices aud on long
time-part Of tho payment to run fifteen
years At seven per cent. interest. 200
acres Of the land Is fenced and cultivated.
H. G. MARTIN will attend to the selling.
VIM. R. MARSHALL.
N. CORWITH, 40. ... -.
n4l-4w Owners.
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49, -Tobey s. Mitchell
would inform the public
that they buy their baby
carriages, wall paper,
baskets, bird cages, and
must cal inst q, di-
rect from the 1nauufac.
turers, which enables
them to defy COMPETE
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q q 1t il now demonstrated that
rapture can Be surely cured without sutIsr.
Elng. Elastic zrasses are sppersediug ali
others. We advise al, before buying met.
q trusses OF supporters, TO send for 81
scriptive circular % the ELAsrIo Tnps
coAlAxr, No. ess Broadwsy, New York
ns7 .13N
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ORR CnEF CoNMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
s-:..,-- ST. PAIL MIMI Anril @ 1879 1

=. DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
~''S'x 81. PAUL Mimi, April 2, 1872. }
OEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, duly
- endorsed as such subject to usual conditions will
day, May 4, 1872 for furnishing the U s. Subsistence
Department the following stores delivered in this city
at the St. Paul L Pacific Railroad depot, viz:
5Obarrels first quality new mes. pork.
12O, 900 pounds fresh ground xxx Spring wheat
and one.haltin sacks (double) Of 100 pounds each.
5000 pounds hard bread of best quality, to be
made wholly of xxx -four.
5000 pounds fresh ground corn meal, white or
yellow (Which to be stately in seamless sacks or in
good strong clean barrels, head lined.
5000 pounds prime new white beans we'll seasoned
sacks of 120 pounds each.
IL 900 pounds prime Rio Coffee in double sacks.
eco pounds prime Rio coffee roasted, in double
sacks. '.'' -: 81 .-t,' 10
400 pounds of carefully selscted tea, in original
packages, one half green and one half black.
20 900 pounds "C' sugar in bartels. =.
1900 gallons Tin half barrels) pure whisky vine
substances, Of uniform strength. requiring thirty
i've grains bcarbonate OF potash to neutraizc one
fluid osnce, packages to be new full hoped, rou
hoop on each end heads and iron hoops to be painted
and bungs capped with tin. ....e
5000 pounds Of good ha I'd soap In strong boxes.
5000 pounds fine salt IN good strong barrels. ;
500 pounds Of table salt In clean dry spirit bar
rels. -,
300 pounds pure ground black pepper in quartet
pound packages pscs ed in boxes Of Is pounds each
All the stores to b Of best quality and ready fo
delivery within two weeks from date cf award. Ac
tuxl tarsFsquired II all easss and no charge fo
packages allowed. Samples required Of all article
except pork. 80 y, ts:Fe I
By order Of Major General Hancock. 49,.
w. J. II. GILMAN,
r. 4s<. az rs Bv't. It. Col. & G. b. U. 3. A.
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,sPLENDID WAGONS.

We saw, this week, in front Of Bogenrief
& Fuller's shop as fine Farm Wagon as
We have ever seen in this city. There is
no humbug about it, every: thing about
the wagon being made of first class
material and in first class manner.
Messrs. Bogenrief & Fuller have Is OF
these wagons and they sell them at the low
figures Of $85 and $50. If you want to
buy q wagon call and examine these, 70
what's the use Of paying 500 for . wagon
when you can get one much better for 1856.
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LIME! Lime!

..Dorr & Meyer have this week received
200 barrels of fresh shakopee Lime: 50
barrels Of Port Byron Lime. and quanti-
ty 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,
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Notice..

- The undersigned hereby announces him
self as a candidate for reelection to the
Office of City Justice, for the ensuing term.
.- s#ss NATHAN7F BARNES. !:
3 st. Cloud, April; IS, 1872. ks8H
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The Chairman of the Republican
County Committee did a very bright thing
in calling the Convention for the same
day Is that upon which the city election
is to be held, and at the Court House,
which is one Of the customary places Of
holding elections, and will be in use on that
day. = - g., -. ~.
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THIS WEEK.

Mr.. Jos. Edelbrock's new goods will ar
rive this week-a stock which Mr.. Edel-
brock has just selected and purchased.
He asks no personHto rely upon his state
ment alone, but wants all to call and see
if he has not the best and cheapest, a. we'll
as the largest stock 0! goods in the city.
- -.
He would ask special attention to his line
Of, hats and Gaps. - Every department is
full and fears no competition. The entire
stock will be here in few days. :. -.
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mar2s- BIN n IA. C.. GowDY.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default has been made in
EWl the conditions of that certain mortgage dated
JuIy15th, A. D. 1867, executed by John Zeches
Mortgagor, to Theodore Pirre, Jr., Mortgage. and
recorded 10 the office OF the Register Of Deeds in
and for Stearns county, State Of Minnesota on said
10Th day Of Julys a. b. 1867, as 3 o'clock r. H., in
Book W OF mortgage deeds, on pages 500. $40 and
VII There ls claimed to be DUE and is due thereon
this date April 18th. A. D. 1872 the sum Of One
Hundred and Sixteen Dollars, and Thirty Dol,
axs therein agreed upon Attorneys Fec in case
OLA foreclosure thereof And no action OF proceed
Ing at law has been instituted to recover the debt
secured Dy SAID gage or any part thereof Now,
therefore, notice Is hereby given that in pursuance
the statute In such case maize and provided, said
mortgageHil be foreclosed by sale Of the morteap.
ed premises, to Wit: The west three-fourths () Or
west thirty (30) scres u tho south east quarter "a
Of the north west quarter II and the west three.
foufths ~ OF west thirty I50) acres of the north.
sast quarter "a II the southwest quarter, "a Of
and all In Section No. Five (5) in township No. One
Hundred and Cwenty.Four (124) north Of range No
jTwsntY,Nlne CO., west, being 90 acres of land In
6tsarns County, State Of Minnesota, to sat
isfy the amount which shall then he due the Attor
neys fee Aforesaid included and all costs of foreclos
IRE. Said sale win be ct public auction at the from
door Of the Court House, in the city of st.. Cloud
eaid etcsrno County, upon SATURDAY, THE 1s
DAY OF JUNE, "A. D. 1917, at ten o'clock n III
foesloon, aud to the highest bidder
Il ~ s5.ss fes THEODORE PIRRE, IN,
J. Atsassey, azo. aEissslfls 3
j ~ lsEsa etseEls Qs1 xl1
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NEW SrAND.-Mr. Paul Mockenhaupt
has completed the removal of his stock Of
groceries, provisions, crockery, notions,
&c., to the brick block opposite the Cathe-
lie Church, where he is ready to see and
supply customers. A splendid stock Of
dry goods will be received next week.
Prices low az ever. ~
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FlRH.-on Tuesday afternoon two sta
bles, one belonging to E. Ruff and the 9TH
or to Doble, caught fire from lot Of
burning rubbish In Rua:s yard. Both
stables were burned to the ground, A
couple Of cows we're rescued.
It might be we'll to mention in this con.
nection that it is violation of ordinance
to burn chips, rubbish. &c., within the city
limits. The Chief of Police is on the
look out for Offenders. -
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The nextregulsr meeting Of tho L.
bfaxy Association will be held at the resi-
dsnes Of Mrs. Geo. I. Porter, on Thursday
evening, Nay I'd.
ms. BARN1s, Secretary,
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Ms. BARS1s, Secretary.

Tho sennittee Of the City Council has
been engaged during the week on right-of-
way matters. Mr.. 8. Folsom, Agent OF the
g. p. 4 2. 4. +. Co., has been in town on
this busineee,
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Minneapolis is one of tho luckisst
towns out. 1t recently secured three Of
the st. Cloud Normal School graduates for
teachers in its public schools, and now has
fourth-Miss Alice Price-who has been
employed Is Q teacher in the Central high
school. in the East Division. The St.
Cloud Normal graduates stand high-their
education being thorough and their train
ing Of the very best order. ',=>'7s IL
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RELIEF FUND.-The vouchers have been
received for those who, in Stearns county,
were applicants for aid given the State Re.
lief Fund. Each party was allowed. just
one-half Of the amount asked for. Treasurer
Cans is paying the cash on the vouchers 40
rapidly IS application is made. The: entire
amount allowed is $377,
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AcclDEKT.-On Monday afternoon Mr.
Addison DeGraG aud MIR. E. H. Merriam
and wife, who were going to Spunk Lake,
stopped in front of Schwartz saddler
store As they were about to start, the
horses made a,sudden spring, :upsetting the
back seat, and throwing M. Merriam and
wife backwards to the ground. They,
struck on the back Of their. heads, ses cap
ing with no serious injury. -'H@ = jt@r5'}s. -
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RAILROAD NEws.-Wcrk was begun this
morning, just west Of Washington. avenue,
grading for the track Of Lhe railroad to the
new depot and up the Sank Valley. *.
A rumor is current that the construction
of the Brainerd Branch has been given up
for the present. ....
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Some ofour State exchanges ore COM
planning Of mud. Nothing Of that kind is
to be found here,
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JAMES AND MARIA McCoMB.

J, NoT1o TO SrooKuoIDERs.-Notic is
hereby given that the annual meeting of
the Stockholders of tie St. Cloud Agrioul-
tural and Driving Park Association, for the
purpose Of electing Directors for the en-
suing year will be held at the Court
House, on Monday, May 9Th, 1872, at 8
oclook P.
By order of the President -.
VIM. Null LIKEN,
: Il Secretary.
st. Cloud, April 25th, 1872. -:
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About one hundred shares in the Driv-
ing Park Association have been forfeited
BY reason Of non-payment Of assessments
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There viii DO preaching at the M. E..
Church on next sabbath, At 1o} a. n. and
tyr. H., BY the pastor, Rev. F. A.. Riggin
Subject for the evening, YOUTH All are
cordially invited. t.....,.5
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Some days since, Mr.. George Bibber,
who 10 engaged in Dams sash factory, cut
through to the bone Of his left thumb. He
has been ''gentleman Of leisure" since
then. ...>
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Rev. James Tompklns, . few years
sgo pastor Of he Congregational church in
this aity,3 nav Of Sc. Anthony-bee pardon.
East Minasapolis-hss accepted call from
church . 0alesburg, H., and viii soon
10 there, -,
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Cross $ Plates have on hand : large
supply Of ~ kinds Of fresh fsh--just
caught. Drop u nd 81 some for your
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"A warm fa !. !, 81 Il & So sdsd ndou to atari
the grass, which i very backward about
coming forwar ~
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-Crsnberrisg. fsrins, at mel ds1siea-.
ted coo,s- nut, and dried fruits Of IN e,
at L1npEaicn
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Tho Presbyterian Sabbath School con-
cert will be held ct the church on next Sab
bath evening.
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Ali kinds Of canned fruits 1t !

Clothing and pickles. At >,.-
~-ze@a.: MONTGOMERY T. WxsT's.
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FOR RENT ] !

The stsrebuilding two doors xssf q
Breker'e block, known as the Hoepner
store. Inquire OF rear part of building.
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NoT1oE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds of grain.
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james Young. ESQ.,, formerly An old
Winonisn, but now a mercantile gentle
man of ST. Cloud, was in this city, during
the present week. Winona Herald. -
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LIST OF JURORS,

:, XEE II ,sEs5EsA q
l. We are indebted to Sheriff Geissel for
tho following list of Grand and Petit Jur..
ors drawn for the next term of District
Court: snsfT>E sayn,$
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L1ME.-John Marshall has on hand :
stock Of y kinds # ltae. The e.pe9l4l
attention s. lbpilderasis. ss,Isa 4e the fssen
City Inns tor5u.eo n Brick build6ss. svsry
low figure. will given to contractors.
A call is requested. = Sc !: ~ IA. ,s /.
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Total............

Total................. ......$5, 3O8 81
Other small items yet unpaid will, raise
this amount to about $5, 700. II Not . bad
income in itself. H.
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Mrs. Lambert will receive large sup
ply OF choice millinery goods this week.
New pattern hats and bonnets. She is de-
termned to please in both material and
price. Ladies, please call and examine for
yourselves.
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Enough snow fell on Sabbath night te
whiten the ground. But it oil disappear
Cd soon after sunrise.
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Nothing in the market to compare with
Young s Br.dtsrd ) nn.xssi goods, .j.at re-,
ce;v.dsS tsss-ss Il sss s.ag3s 4
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Drop in at Prondzinski's and see the
splendid line Of cloths and eassimeres, Of
the lateststyles; which he has5 for custom
work
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The election in the Fourth Ward will
b held at Enderle's Brewery, instead of at
the Warrington House, IS previously an
nouneed. :
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To Hus1Ens.-For anything you want
in the hunting and fishing line 60 to c. N.
Doughty's gun store. He has the largest
stock Of cartridges, fishing tackle, guns,
revolvers, &c., ever brought to the upper
country. Prices as low as con be had in
the west. As sample Of these We mention
that he is selling shot for III cents per
pound.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-25

-sene, Of eur hunters, Including mem.
bsfs ofthe sportsnsn's Club, have been
ont duck hunting during the past
week. They have returned with more
or les game Of the aquatic description.
Il 10 said that ducks can be bought at very
reasonable figures iaom farmers hoys in
ths country. We thought 40 much.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-25

People are busy gardening, trimming
their trees, and attending to other out
door spring work.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-25

=, Only III cents per yard for giugham.
at Tenvoorde's. = 4~ 50 - ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-25

A. Street 0onnis.Ioper viii soon
have to be elected. Can ths Council do
better than re-e)ect John Dorr + We doubt
it, * 4 ~