The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-06-27

was "WheW!"
p. Lamb is having an addition put
to his residence.
The telegraph Office has been removed
to Eich's building, over Tobey's book store.
The Union School children had very
pleasant picnic in the festival grove, last
satu rday.
The house in which the case Of small
pox occurred was burned on Saturday
night.
Tho Military Company will give ball
at Schwartz & Poechman's Hall, on tho
evening Of the 4th Of July.
Miss Minnie McIntire. Of this city,
and . graduate Of the st. Cloud Normal
School, went to Osakis on Monday to take
charge Of q school.
-On Tuesday the A. NJ. U. Elk. Co. re.
ceived at the Office in this city. from G. A..
Morrison, Of Leech Lake, 2,0s5 pounds Of
furs, directed to VIM. Lee, Of St. Paul.
DIR. RI. Cromwell, Of New Orleans,
announces himself as candidate at large
for Congress, ''subject to the approval Of
the Republican State Convention"
-Adolph Dueber writes to the St. Paul
Press from Cincinnati that he does not in
tend to defraud his creditors in St. Paul.
He is going TO Texas and viii return to
this State IN about two weeks.
AT the recent tax sal Q, property to the
amount Of $l,565.s2 was bid in by various
parties. Ofthis amount, $1,37I.55 was for
lots in this city. The heaviest bidders
were Mr.. J. A. Stanton, 1928. IS and Mr..
John zspp, $45s.2s.
"A party Of gay youngsters-W. Hen
derson, E. G. Smith; Tom Jones and John
Cooper-started on Monday for Fergus
Falls. They expect to be gone week or
more, and are bound to have good time.
We hope the Fergus Fallsites will take
good care Of the lads.
On Saturday John Weidert, Of St. Au-
gusts, was brought before Justice Barnes
on the charge Of feloniously assaulting his
mother. The brute had blaokened both her
eyes and pounded her head terribly. He
was held to bail in $500 to appear at til .
next term Of the District Court.
Under the charge of Charley Dunn,
work on the Pembins Branch is progress.
ing finely. Track laying has been com.
pleted to Sank River, and workmen are
now ballasting tho road between that point
and the main line. The bridge across
Sank river will be completed this week,
whom track laying will be resumed.
We had call on Saturday from Mr.
Chas. Buss, Of Cold Springs. Mr.. B. wal
in town for the purpose Of purchasing q
front for a fine new storebuildiug-26x60
two stories high, with cellar under thu
whole building-whioh he is putting up a
Cold Springs. We are glad to learn o.
his prosperity.
Mr.. N. Veins received on Monday an
other car load Of the Excelsior Tanning
Mills, delivered in this city. He has so)>
$4,000 worth Of these mills since he cam'
to st. Cloud, which speaks we'll both TO-
the machines and the enterprising agent
The Excelsior is undoubtedly very su
perior machine.
Tho use Of the eight booths at tn
Driving Park Grounds for tho 4th and 5tl
of July, were sold by NJ. Mickey at suo
ton to the highest bidder, on Saturds,
evening last, and we're procured by Messra
Robbers, Laib, Fritz, Cross, CAspman
Limperioh, and steinburg. The frs
choice brought 50. and tho lowest $3.50
The refreshment tables were secured by M
Gaspard. The whole sale amounted to $50
during tho b eavy thunder storm yes
terdsy morning tho lightning struck Franz
Remely's brewery. The bolt entered on tn
east side Of the kitchen about five feet be
low tho caves, striking cupboard, an
melting the tin in the doors Of tho same
and then ran around the room splinterin
tho wood work and passing out At the gabl,
Mrs. Remedy was stunned, and boy Of
or 8 years Of age, who was holding
pitcher in his hand, received quite shoe
> tho fluid blaokening the pitcher, and GU
ting one Of his fingers.
WzA1HsR.-Monday-950 in the shade
Tuesdsy-9so in the shade.
Wednesday-Rainy and cooler.
Thursdsy-Overosst and warm.
ExH1BfrloN.-The fifth annual exhibitio
at st. Johns College yesterday, passed {
very successfully. The attendance vi
large and the programme highly interes
ing. The rain ,nterfered somewhat wi
some features which hal been prepare
but oil who attended were well pleased.
The first train Of cars that ever r
into tho corporate. limits Of st.. Clou
crossed the new bridge on Wednesday
last week-the depot Of tho st. P.
road having been previously on tho OPP
site side Of the river. And st. Cloud NJ
starts off ON new career Of prosperit
confident Of having at least two rsilroa
by the time snow flies Minneapolis Dem
erat.
Tobacco, pounds for dollar,
Rhodes & spencer's.
Elegant French initial note paper,
Mitchell's new book store.
-Boyd's patent porcelain-lined top f.
jar, the best in market, At Boyd's.
ALI kinds Of family groceries 1t
"". RUssILI's
:. $3.50
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