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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29


The special election in this city on Mon:
day 70 vote on tho Ordinances for the Rail-:
road Bridge, and the Right Of Way and De-
pot Grounds, passed off quietly. Much in
terest was felt, although the result was q
foregoue conclusion-all efforts Of the
''Ring" to array any number of persons,
outside its own members, against the meas
ure having proved Intellectual. The peo-
pie Of this town have fully come to the con-
clusion. that they will no longer suffer tho
domination Of Wait, Clarke, Mcclure &. Co.
! Tie vote in The different Wards, Is of.
fcially canvassed, is as follows:
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BE YE CLOTHEDI

Mr.. G. Hanauer, of tho ''Chicsgo Cloth
irg Hal" will arrive next week, with an
immense stock Of clothing, gents furnish
ing goods, &c., bought in New York and
Boston for the spring trade. All who want
the best and most stylish goods in this
line, should not fail to call on Messrs.
Hsnauer Co., where everything IS sold
at very low prices,
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FOR THn EAST.

Mr.. ]. ". Teuvoorde will start for the
East next week. to purchase An entirely
new stock Of goods for his store. It will
include dry goods, clothing, dress goods,
groceries, notions, crookery, and every
thing that may be wanted. It will be the
stock Of the season for St. Cloud. In the
meantime, all goods on hand will be sold
at cod, 10 make room for what are coming
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Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm
name Of Herbert & Lamb, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will DO continued ut the old stand,
by H. H. Herbert. Parties owing the late
firm will call aud make prompt payment.
H. H. HERBERT,
P. LAMB.
St. Cloud, Mimi, Feb. II, 1872. feb22
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RuNAwAYs.-On Monday afternoon q
horse driven by Mrs, Judge McKelvy ran
away, while turniusarom Columbia Square
on to Jefferson avenue. throwing herself
and child out Of the cutter. Mrs. McKelvy
held t. the lines and was dragged nearly
half square, when she let 60. The horse
ran for some distance, but was finally
caught. Fortunately, no person WAS in
jured, and the sleigh was but slightly dam
aged.
On the same day horse Of Mr.. John r.
Clark's ran away, to the very decided dam
30 Of the sleigh.
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N O,TlCE!

TIE JOURNAL Office has just received a
very large and Complete stock Of new type,
cuts; borders; &c., purchased at the best
Eastern foundries. Also . fne assortment
Of wood type for posters These addition
will enable us to turn out better work that
ever before, aud equal to the best done in
the State. Prices reasonable. Send in your
orders, which will receive prompt atten
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Attention 10 called to the ADVERTISE
msnt Of Mr.. VIM. Krugle. who offers his
briekyard for sale. It Ia one Of the best
yards In this Fart Of tho State. and IL favor
ably located.
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MRs. Rooms, Sec.

Vincent Roy Jr., father Of Peter Roy.
Of Little Falls, died st Superior on the 18th
inst. Be was born about the year 1895 at
Lsseh Lake, MIMI, and WAS about II
years Of age ct the time Of his death.
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:. FOR SALE.

The above lands will b sold very cheap,
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either or oil the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired -. I. :, -, -.>,,, $500.
Apply to 1Es's# .P.L. GREGORY
- Railroad Land Office, g., Cloud.
:;<- ,~ =. Or s47% CALVIN F. HOW.
IT'S Box 2216. Nav York
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"A man In New Hampshirs town vio-
lsatlyt opposed project for the benefit Of
the place onth ground that ''ths Weather
The tswn became the higher the taxes
would b." st. Cloud 10 flictsd with some
just such men.
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til Il II ARKRTS
sr. C[,Ll,ouD. Feb. 20, 1872.

ST.. CLouD. Feb. 20, 1872.
Wheat-Fi1m at $I.o0 aS1 CO.
Oats-3sc to 38c. . 'S''&'@ 3&''''
Corn-45a5Oc. t'r,. IL. r. ~.s@>
Bsrley-60c .r.- 80 ~*.- a.
Rye, $50. t3ot. Fl .s
:Bran-6Co per cwt.s a,,>sss,.
Shorts i. ..'.,-.-,.
Fecd-$la$1 go per cwt.
Hay, is ofexcellent quality this year and
sells li At$7. .ss.sxtI ss,, sfs ss4e ,....-. =
Deans, $50 TO- $500. according to
4u1it'y' u. ,aaE GsTagi gsts,n4os ..lst;is4l
Potatoes. buying ct 50a60c. -. ~,
cheese--Minnsssota, 200; New York $50.
butter-Ranges from 124c TO- &c.. =.
Eggs-20a25c. - .......,..s,.... ...... 49,.
Green. applss--$4.50a5 90 per Dbl; 60
ots.s. per peck. ...s., 49,. a.u,.,
eCrapberries-2.50a3.O 90.
Wool, 400. -.
Dry maple wood is worth $4a$4.50 for
full cord green maple, oak, &c. ,$4a$4 Is;
tamarac, $3.50.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. %.
wheat-$l 274 for No. l.
Oats-3l3c for No. 2.
Co'a-39c for No. 2.
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Tho next regular meeting Of tho Ii
brary Association will be held on Thurs
day evening, March 7th, At Mrs. NJ. G.
Tolman's.
Mas. N. F. BARNHs, Secretary.
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Our foreman wishes us to return luis
thinks to the lady who sent him tho "turA-
ever" and to state that he has . constitu-
tional weakness for that kind Of diet.
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| A1 AAo'" "uSA oA~ SSo-
tivities we're interrupted. "Hush,"
said Dick Bullen, holding up his hard:
1t was the querulous voice of johnny
from his adjacent closet: 30 dsdv'
The Old Man arose hurriedly and
disappeared 10 the closet. Presently
he reappearcd. ellis rheumatic is
coming on asin bad" he explained,
land he wants rubbin'." He lifted the
demijohu of whisky from the table and
shook it. 1t was empty. Dick Bullen
put down his tin cup with an embarrass-
ed laugh. So did the others. The
Old Man examined their contents and
said hopefully, "( reckon that's enough;
he don't need much. You hold on all
O you for spell, and I'll be back"
and vanished IN the closet with an old
flannel shirt and the whisky. The
door closed but impcrfectly, and the
following dialogue was distinctly audi
bic:
CHOW, sonny, whar does she acte
worst 7"
"Sometimes over var and sometimes
over yer; but its most powerful from
yer to yer. Rub yer, dad"
| A silence seemed to indicate brisk
rubbing. Then Johnny:
"Hevin' good time out yer, dad p
eyes, sonny"
"To.morrer's Chrismiss-ain't it?"
eyes, sonny. How sdoes she feel
now 7"
"Better. Rub little furder down.
Wot's Chrismiss, anyway? Wot's it all
about 2"
"O,>it's day."
! This exhaustive explanation was ap-
parently satisfactory, for there was a
silent interval of rubbing. Presently
Johnny again:
omar seq that everywhere else but
yer everybody gives things to every
body Chrismiss, and then she jist wad-
ed inter yer. She SEE thar's a man
they call Sandy Claws, rot white
man, you know, but kind o Chinemin
comes down the chimbley night afore
Chrisniss and gives things to children
1-boYs like me. Puts 'em 10 their
butes! That's what she tried to play
uron me. Easy now, pap, whar are
Iyou rubin to-thet's a mile from III
place: She jest made that up, diln',
she, jeet to sggrewate me and you
Doo't rub thar. Why, dad p
In the great quiet that seemed ia
have fallen upon tho house the sigh Of
the near pines and the drip o: leaves
without was very distinct. Johnny's
voice, too, lowered Is be went on,
Don't you take on now, fur I'm get.
tin all right fest. Wct's the boys do
in out thar 7" :: 49,. y. .... - l.:
The Old Man. partly opened the doc.
aud peered through His guests we're
sitting there sociably enough, and there
were few silver coins and a lean
bpckskin purse on the table. s'Bettin'
on authin' some little game or moth
er. They re all right" he replied to
Johnny, and recommended his rubbing.
rom tho Atlantic .AansAly TO,
1Murch.
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Go 10 Herbert 4 Lambs livery stable
and take > look at tho fine draught and
driving horses for sale there. ~,
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SPECIAL OFFER.

For $500 we will send to any address
THs JOURNAL and tho st. Paul Press for
one year. The regular price for the two
is$4.0O. ~,
For $500 The JOURNAL and the Min
neapolis Daily Epening News will be sent
for one year.
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-Oa Friday Mr.. Bsrto introduced in
the House . bill to authorize tho County
Surveyor Of stssrns county 10 perfect the
plat Of Sank Centre. It has since passed
both Houses.
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Tho warm weather has made sad work
with tho slsighing. Unless more snow should
come soon, runners will have to give place
10 wheels.
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PAYNEsvILLE.

PAYSEsvILLs, Feb. 22d, 1872.
EDI1oR JouRNAL.-We had severe storm
here week before last. have heard of
quite number who were frozen to death.
A man and boy between Glenwood sad
Alexandra with team were both frozen
to death with their horses. Peder G.. Rom.
mes, OF Sand Lake, was found near his own
place, frozen the next morning after the
storm, supposed to have b,en going home
In the night and to have lost his way.
There are quite number more west and
south Of here reported frozen. The storm
came On 80 suddenly and with such sever
ity that any ono exposed to it had = very
poor chance Of reaching safety.
On Friday evening, tho 9th inst, q fen
young people Of this place gave Rev. Geo.
Johnsoa, Pastor Of the M. E. church, .
surprise visit, and after enjoying . pleas
ant time left the Parson about twenty dol.
lars better of. Now, let older people
observe and profit by this example.
Yours, FTP,
Please call ct J. F. Bell & Co.'S and
see tho "Davis" vertical feed shuttle sew
ing machine.
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Germ and Cob Crushers,
Ea Ar GRovxxoR.s.

-Ou Friday Senator Wright introduced
bill changing the name Of Addie NJ. Couts
TO Addio II. Sawyer. III ....EE.
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-Msssrs Hardenbsrgh 4 Co., Of Min
nsspolis, AZ engaged in the construction
Of . steam srist and saw mill for the White
Earth Agency. THIS will be- the second
min sftaS kind which has been made for
thls agency. 80 =, : r.
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
u. -# .I-.. BUsH's.
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On Monday evening, daughter, elsv-
On years old, Of man named Mitchell,
living on the upper lsvss, left home.
Search WAS made for her al night, but I'M
sueess'fally. In the morning she came
homo herself. She said she had "gone
out into the country" to spend the Eight.
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Ne, they don't! Boots made by John
LauerEsnn do not give corns. They fit
too we'll for that. - - -
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The Congregational soeisble will meet
at Dr.. Hunters, Friday evening March 1st.
All aro invited.
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Mrs. r Talcott will entertain tho next
Baptist Society tomorrow afternoon. All
ore invited.
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~ EDWIN III. WRIGHT.
AT"TORN Ely AT LA W
Office IN Be1r. Block, St, Germsin Strett
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA
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Ordnance No. l6-Bridoe.

Which is an exceedingly slim showing for
the present influence Of the s'Riug," but it
was it's full muster-roll.
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Tho Anti's in 81. Cloud were not very
numerous yesterday. The much talked Of
bond proposition Was carried BY 1856 to ~.
st Paul DispsseA. 5000
Not very It was . bad day for Aunties
Wait, Clarke 1 Mcclure. There poor old
ladies have had quite sick time Of II late
y, and on Monday they were compelled
70 swallow . very large dose Of "ths pso-
lls." from ths effects Of which they can
never reeoysr. aab:s.. i,
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. 1t 10 expected that the fourth Of the
course Of lectures viii be delivered ON next
Thursday evening, but by whom 10 not yet
oartasnlv known.
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Tho rspsrt that the wife Of John Fish
bach, II The town Of Zion, was frozen to
dsath' during the storm Of the 18th, proves
Ito 30 unfoundsd.
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Fon RAMA centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, on Welles
Avenue. Inquire at this Office. fa,9 4
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HoRss TH1xr ARREsrED.-(Only it was
mule.) In October last . mule stolen
from E. E. Thompson, = railroad contract
or, was sold to Peter Lommsl, of Rock
vile. On Friday last Deputy Sheriff Mick
ley found tho thief, Samuel Preston, in the
woods back Of Monticello, and arrested
him. On IN examination before Justice
Barnes on Saturday, he was bound over to
appear at the June term of the District
Court; and Mr.. Mule Thief is now in Jail
meditating on the uncertainty Of things in
general and mule trades in particular.
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Foa RENT.-Two good Office rooms. In
quire O. Allen & Russell's. 80
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Buckeye force-feed Drills,
Ar GhovExoR's. @
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-NsaEly SOC. 900 men are at work on
the 81. Cloud r.. R.-Ainneapolis Herald.
Wouldn't you come down man or Two )?
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# FA1cx.-Cross & Plates new sign is
one Of III . Rsyest things out,
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t..CHlcAG0 HOTEL.
70 d the NEW ST JAMES, located corner Of Clark
and Polk streets only ono block from Michiean
Southern and Rock Island Pacific r. R.. opIy thrce
blocks from tho Post once and center Of the large
business houses Of Chicago.
A9rNo advance IN prices since the great fire.
Slowly = - I'll -
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"A Pope County correspondent Of Sank
Centre Herald gives the following cases Of
ftsssing on the 18th and 18th: VIM. Nor.
row and son, Of the town Of Reno; Ralof
Larson, Of White Bear; Patrick LETTERS, Of
Lsysn, the mail carrier and . Norwegian
woman IN Barsness.
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Pork,
Lard, 49, 81. >.
Hams, and
.', Shoulders,
In quantities to suit, At .:,.t:,.'' 80 F..
;rt - D. NJ. &. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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-Crnnberries, farius, oat meal, dessica-
ted coocs-nut, and dried fruits Of all kinds,
at LIMPERICH's.
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in answer to many inquiries, We would
state that town elections will b held on
the second Tuesday In March,.
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81 ON MARRIAGE.

ON NfAHHIAGE.
kssays for Young Mon, on great SOCIAL EVILS
and ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE
with sure mean6of relief for the Erring and Unfor-
tunste diseased and debitated Sent free in sealed
envelopes. Address, HOWARDASsOCIATIO No.
2S Ninth st., Philadelphia. Pa. -. -. :. -.
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Nor1oz.-Davis, Besl { 20. Will pay tho
highest cash price for al kinds Of grain.
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-Yeang Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to want-engagenent rings.
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Tho memorial for . mail route from
st. Cloud p Litehfsld has passed both
branches Of the legislature.
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- "A letter addressed to Dame Alexandra
- Danss, Coreoran, Hsnnepin Co., Ainn., il
= held q The sc. Cloud Office for non-psy-
e; nsnt Of postage,
= IAN interesting letter from Washing
= ton - published this week. "Observer'
will favor our readers with occasional
sketches from the capital.
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"A large supply Of smoked, dried and
salt hsA, just received at Paul Mocken-
haupt's. - -......- -, 49,,
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FOR sAIs.-A pair Of heavy horses. In.
quirs Immediately q
y. !. Alil1 1 Russl1L.
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An slsgant stock Of wedding presents
10 int bean received at Bush's Jswelry.
6tore. sis g 4
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a The young folks Of the NJ. e. church
have concluded u repeat their excellent en-
tsrtaismsat Of last Saturday evening, at
sshwarts's Hall on Friday evening next,
with a almost entire change Of Pros
Srauns. Risher's orohestrs viii b present;
also, young gsntleman from Baltimore,
VIE has the reputation Of being N excel
lsat dngsr, and will render one Or two
pisess. A good time nay DO expected.
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-Bsckeye force-fesd Seeders,
g. .. Ar GRovHNoR'a.
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Headquarters for cheap groosries Of
kinds, at &
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w. HENDERSON. I
Dealer in and Manufacturero
|oots, Shoes, and Rubbers

NJ Custom work done in the best style
Repairing neatly and promptly done. -
OnWsshingtn avenue, next door to Metz
rth Clothing store 81 nj
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6PaIxo Sr1I1s. Mrs. Ottsnsmsy or will
rsesivs ts-norrew BY express, choice and
wsalsslsstsd stssk Of millinery goods, en-
heasing all The latest spring styles. L.
die win bear this In mind, and call and
sxsiisins The new goods >' >....
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III Of Ans drsught and driving horses
for 1eleat Herbert 4 Lamb Livery Stable.
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INSTRUMENTATION Saturday evening
An entertainment was given At Sohwartz
Hall for the benefit Of the N. E. church.
The performances consisted Of singing,
reoitattons, tableaux and charades, and in
oloded the beautiful pantomime Of ''The
MAstletoe Bough, (which was well put on
the stage. ladeed, the performances were
oil good-some Of them excellent. A very
pleasant variety WAS the refreshments,
which helped I'LL up the recess and the
people.
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Gov. Austin has oppo,nted J. Dslama-
ter Judge Of Probate Of Becker county.
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EVE AT THE OLD MANS,
49,
BY BRET HARTE.

. s@.jh u !: =
.'"aello, Johnny l. You amt goin' to
turn ia agin, are ye I" said Dick.
eyes, I are" responded Johnny, de.
oidedly. '>
"Why, wot's up, old fellow ?"
: FtI'm SICK"
"How sick ?" ~
"1've got ievier. And childblains.
And roomatiz," returned Johnny, and
vanished within. After a moments
pause, he added in the dark, apparent
ly from under the bedclothes-"And
biles ~ >
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Tho Memorial for . mail route from
Cokato. in Wright county, to Fair Haven,
in this sounty, passed the House on FRI
day. 49,: ~.-.
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Or. PAUL AID 81. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul. 90 Am
Arrive I" 1920 nm
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FIRST DIV. sT. r. &P. RAILROAD

~AASV O4Vs w. r. q r. NOAASSSVsAO
:.... BRANCH L1ss.
s7l WINTER TIME TABLE. 1879
SAINT CLOUD TRAINS. .,.r.
Leave Saint Cloud............ $40 am
Arrive at - ............12.22p. pm
OF. PAUL AID 81. CLOUD TRAINS.
Leave Saint Paul.. 90 Am
Arrive ...............12.2O pm
IF. CLOUD AND MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS
Law Law, Minneapolis s 81
~Passengers going to Minneapolis
hsnge cars at st. Anthony Junction.
Wheat is still 81 90 81 .os, with light
receipts.
Marble season has commenced with
the boys.
Election day vas "Blue Monday" for
the Ring.
''Laaa's" communication will appear
next week.
Gov. Austin has oppo,nted J. Dslama-
ter Judge Of Probate Of Becker county.
The memorial for Q mail route from
st. Cloud p Liteh6sld has passed both
branches Of the Legislature.
Tho Congregational sooisbls will meet
at Dr.. Hunters, Friday evening March 1st. |
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Racine Tanning Mills,
ATG1ov1xoR's.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1872.
FIFTH YEAR.
4 Representative and Champion Of Amer.can
Art.
TEE A. Id NH !.
An illustrated Monthly Journal lined to he the
handsomest Paper in the World.
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Watches, Ct
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II. CLOUD AID NINNHAPoLIs TRAINS
Leave Minneapolis sis am
Arrive - I'm
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LUMBER, MARKET.
SFEC7AL NOTICES.

amber can be had ONLY atthe vards-
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"Iaaa's" Communication will appear
next vaAk.
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-Asrbls season has commenced with
IL kn~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

Passengers going to Minneapolis
hange cars ct st. Anthony Junction.
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Fresh fish Of oil kinds, inclu ding
fresh herring, can be had at Coates 4 Free
mana "
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FoR SALE.-A number Of superior
draught aud driving horses, at
" HRRBIHr & LAnp's
Livery Stable.
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Election day WAS "Blus Monday" fol
the Ring.