The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-07-11


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NJ. E. CuURcn.-Services every Sabbath
at 109 A. NJ. and 8P. N. Strangers invited.
Rev. F. A. R1aa1N, Pastor.
old papers for sale at this office, by
the dozen or hundred. d;
The Congregational Sabbath school is
to be reorganized on next Sabbath after
noon. ,.
The new postage law, by viii oh q pa
per the size Of THE JOURNAL can be mailed
for one cent, has gone into effect.
An NJ. E. Sociable Will be held at DR..
Marlatt's on next Tuesday evening. All
are invited.
Rev. F. A. Riggin, Pastor of the NJ.
E. church, will preach his farewell sermon
on next Sabbath.
The doctors look happy. Green ap-
pies are in market. "Here's your regular
cholera morbus-two for five cents.'
The inquiry, "Who struck Billy Pat
terson p has been superseded by "Who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.
The foot bridge at the south end of
Welles avenue has been damaged by the
recent rains, and requires immediate at-
tention.
Mr.. G. ". Kingsbury was appointed
Second Sergeant Of Company F. on Tues
day evening. He is we'll skilled, by long
practice, in handling ''shooting stick"
On Wednesday Of last week, while 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.
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
cinity.
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.
The growth of St. Cloud and the
spirit of the age can be tremendously
observed in the appearance on our streets
Of second milk cart, this one driven by
o woman,
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.
Mr.. John Landberg, proprietor Of the
scandi Az ian House, went to st. Paul a
few days since and returned with bride,
Miss Sophie Tornbom. His many friends
have duly congratulated him.
During the week the thermom eter ha!
been getting among the shadiest $50 tina
could be- found. The weather hos bee,
profanely hot, and palm-leaf fan has be
come IN indispensable article Of costum 9
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.
Il "A man, hand organ and monke,
have been perambulating the streets thi
week; grinding out melodious strains an
sfording the disciples Of Darwin practi
cal opportunity for studying the develop
ment Of the human species.
Lieut.. Salter, of St. Wendeln, report
the appearance Of new kind Of potat
bug, black beast, which is twice as say
sge as the Dolly Warden variety which ha
usually put in an appearance in the pota'
patches. The greedy thing cleans up a
acre Of vines in short order.
Flush times in Minneapolis This
what tho Tribune says about the none
market in that city,: :>~.|
One Of our best collectors spent 81
hours yesterday among his 'friends'' On
SUGGESTED in getting $3.50 on his bill
amounting to 81, 50O-and it wasn't GOO
day for collecting either.
John Ball found this morning that b
drunk Of yesterday cost him SIS and II
extras; and John Fuller. who could n
pay So and the costs, went to the lit
Il brick house around tho corner for q to-
= 5diy ssalusion from the wicked ways
sths'Nerid. ..see' So 81 .s5s}s, <r
On Saturday evening race was 6
II up between Dan Moore's Nellie, and a MAJ
owned by Pangburn of Sank Centre, mil
heat, for $50. AT the third quarter Il
IS Sank Centre horse gave out. The poor d
nal had been driven thirty miles that ID,
ss1g With Z load Of wheat, and to attempt
iss race her MAS an unmitigated outrage. If
Fair Haven flour, At
~ RusssI1's.
Dlusberries have appeared in mark