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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
Reportedfor THE JOURNAL by John Zapp
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.

Esq., Register Of Deeds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending May 18th. 1879
Edwin & W. II. Clark ct al to Peter H.
Ley for lots Z, 8, 9 and lc blk S in town Of
Melrose $3.50
Avis N. Vinacke and hush. to Jerome G.
Todd for lot 8 and swq nwq sec q and e*
swq and nj seq and 60 acres neg sec %
l22 r % " So, 300
jerome G. Todd to VIM. v. Todd for neg
seq and 80 Is acres neg sec 20 and swq
nwq and lot 8 sec 81 T l22 r 28w $1,450
Matthias Winter aud wife to Geo. Rauch
for vi ewq and nwq seq sec 8 7 124 R
33w $500
George N. Lavaque and wife to Nicholas
Garding for blk Al in Cold Spring $3.50
Henry Webbing to Henry Bogerding for
swq sec % T 126 r 32w $3.50
J. Andrew Walz and wife to John Peter
Schmi.z for nwq Of swq swq sec q 7 1923
R33w $50
VIM. H. Grant and wife to John Kraus
for e3 nwq and lots and 2 sec q T l26
R30w $500
Mary E. earns to Bernard Reinhard for
| 22xl32 #. Of lots 4 and blk IA in City Of
| st. Cloud $l,250
Week Ending May 25th, 1879.
Margaret Deblols and hush. to Matthias
Bell for swq nwq sec Is 125 r 33w $500
Chas. B. Case ct al to James D. Carr for
vi neg sec. % 1925 r 34w $1,000
Julia A. Gregory & hush to Emily Mitch
ell tor lots 6 and Z blk N in city of saint
| Cloud. $4,000
Lewis L. Fisher to Frederick VIM. Hart
| ung for 4Ox100 f. Of lots S and 6 blk Is
in Sank Centre $500
Joseph G. Smith and wife 70 Louise Sig
mund for lot 10 biz Sc in A. A. Browns
add. to St. Cloud $3.50
anthony W. Prior to Abner II. Bennett
i,r nj neq sec. 7 T 122 R32w $500
Peter Gotschewar and wife to Peter Lud.
wig and wife for seq neg sec. 7 1913
$500
Alexander Moore and wife to Melvin
Lull fer lots 4, s, 8 and 9 blk 6 in Sank
Sarah winsor to Lyman H. Decker 1or
nj swq sec. 10 T 125 B 35w $1.O0e
John Peter Bartholomy aud wife to 10
seph barthelomy for nj seq sec. 8 T 12a
IR28w $40C
Christopher Bogerding and wife to Mathi.
as Zierden for % acres Of seq svq sec Is
1875 R 32w $lO0
Nicholas Dahmen and wife to John
Hechtel for 81 neg sec 20 7. 125 r % v
| $500
Clark Case and wife to James D. Car,
for 81 nwq sec % T 126 r saw $4O(
| Franz Zjegenbeim and wife 10 Wilhelm
Stegner for seq rwq and swq neg and lo
sec T 122 4 28w 500
First Div. St. P & R r Co. to Samue
Young Jr. for neg neg sec 81 T 122 I
l2Sw $24
QUIT-CLAIN DEED
Joseph Kraus ct al to Agatha Klein 70,
lot % blk in Columbia Square, lot IL bill
in Stearns add. and lots 8, 9 and 10 bill
SO in city of St. Cloud 500
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Dorr & Meyer have this week received
200 barrels of fresh shakopee Lime: 80
barrels of Port Byron Lime. and quanti-
ty of Plaster Paris. Any one using these
articles will do well to give them call.
Lime house, corner Of St. Augusta street
and Richmond avenue.
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A GOOD THING.

The new stock at Joseph Edelbrock's is
we'll worth the attention of purchasers in
almost any line, whether clothing, dress
goods, staple dry goods, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, groceries or crockery.
MIR. Edelbrock is at present making q
specially of hats and caps, of which he
has an assortment almost endless in varie-
ties and styles. He can suit any mans
taste or purse. Great bargains are Offer
ed in boots and shoes, as he proposes clos
ing out this line of goods. A call will pay
YOU.
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The new book aud stationery house Of
Flower & Hawkins, at st. Paul, is already
commanding large trade, in the whole
sale as well as the retail department.
Their stock is very complete, and they
have marked prices down to low margin.
A general inspection Of their goods is
solicited. In their photograph gallery is
one Of the best artists in the West, whose
work challenges comparison with any in
or out of New York
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Mr.. G. W. Herrick, of Minneapolis, is
not wholly unknown to the people Of st.
Cloud. He has furnished some of the finest
marble work set up in this vicinity. He
is introducing mantles in marbleized slate,
which are very handsome and desirable in
ary house, and are furnished very cheap.
Mr.. H. will set up work in this place free
of charge.
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Remember that you can get u pounos
of coffee A sugar for one dollar at
MONTGOMERY & WEsr's,
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FOR RENT.

The large building on tho corner Of ST.
fered for rent. The building will be rent
I'D entire, or the store room. and up stairs
ofti:e rooms separately.
Inquire Of c. F. DAVIS.
St. Cloud, Nay I'd, 1873. n42- 3m
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Everything you want at the House
keepers Emporium Of G. Webster Peck,
232 Third street St. Paul. Great induce
ment to purchasers coming from dis
lance. The largest stock of house. fur.
nishing goods this side of New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-30

If you want warm or cold bath, 20
to Ottensmeyer's bath aud barber rooms.
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FOR SODA WATER, go to

IF you want to see a
lively time, just call at
II. SteinburS's, between
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
Garden trellises, floral tools for ladies
and children, terra Gotta vases, rustic
hanging baskets and stands, flower pots
wire and wooden plant stands, in immense
variety, at G. Webster Peck's, 232 Thirt
street, st. Paul.
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IS. E. Ives & Co. have recently opened
an extensive music store in Minneapolis,
in the Academy of Music building, where
they keep the Weber, Durham and other
popular pianos, Mason & Hamlin and
Prince Organs sheet music, books and
musical merchandise of all kinds. No one
visiting Minneapolis should fail to call and
see them. They have practical piano
tuner, who will come to St. Cloud when
desired
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Henderson has a very fine assortment
of ladies', gents and misses summer boots
and shoes.
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1000 old papers for sale 1t this Office
in packages Of 100 or less.

BOTTLES FULL OF BEauTY.-Lsdies, it
you would have beauty by the bottle.full,
all you have to do is to purchase Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. That peerless beautifer
Of the complexion not only heightens nat
ural charms, but renders even the plsinest
countensnce exceedingly attractive. 1t re-
calls to the pallid cheek the rosy tinge Of
health, removes pimplea, blotohes, rough
ness, sallowness and other blemishes, and
,mparts to the skin most delicate fairness
and softness. 1t smooths the burrows c.us-
ed by time or care, and gives face, neck
and arms the plump and engaging appear
ance of youthful beauty. All this is &C.
complished by the most natural means,
viz :: by gently and naturally stimulating
the circulation in the capillary blood YES
sells. Besides being the most effectusl
aid to beauty known to modern science
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There is o proposition being entertain
ed by some parties to erect large store one
hundred and twenty feet square, in tho Sd
ward, near Broadway, for John Nazro &
Co. The rapidly Increasing business o.
the house requires at least double thu
amount Of room they now have, hence tn,
Observation-Disclosures Wisconsin.
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PLOws! FLOWS! FLOWS!

A few more breaking plows on hand
which will be sold at unusually low figures
to close them out. They are first quality
plcws. Call and see them ut Rosenberger
Bros.
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-Kuck & Fritz have removed their ba-
kory to the new building on St. German
street, opposite Powelps, where they
manufacture and keep constantly on hand
fresh bread, rolls, cakes, pies, crackers
&c., of the best kinds, for sale very cheap.
All orders promptly filled, and goods de-
livered free in any part of the city.
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NJ. E. CHuRou.-Services every Sabbath
at 1O3 A. NJ. and P. NJ. Strangers invited.
Rsy. F. A. R1aG1N, Pastor.
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Some difficulty having arisen between
Messrs. Chase & Potter, Of Sank Rapids,
and their creditors, their store was closed
on Monday by Sheriff Coates. They claim
to be able to arrange the matter satisfac'
torily.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Is an art, and

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is an art, and
is the mother Of the art Of money maxim z.
Successful advertisers unhesitatingly aud
gratefully declare that they owe tho begin
ming Of their prosperity aud foundation Of
their wealth to tho liberal and judicious use
Of printers ink. 1t is paradoxical, but NO.
singular, that blscking . mans reputa.
ton actually benefits him. The ingenuity
displayed by some accomplished adver'ls
ers makes advertising almost fine art
These shrewd men manage to make the mos
unwilling read their announcement.-Neu
York Citizen. r.
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Pollock. Donaldson & Ogden, St. Paul,
orc importers CT and dealers in fine china
and glassware. Their goods ore all first
class, and parties purchasing can rely on
obtaining low figures. See their card.
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SFEClAL NOTICES,
ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL Ev1L'
and ABUSES. which interfere with MARRIAGE
With means of relief for the Erring and Unfor
tunate diseased and debiljtated. Sent Free In seae
envelopes. Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No
20 Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale the
LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
Suitable also for boarding house) in low
er town west of of Bridgmsn'e upper saw
mill. This is very desirable piece of
property and will be sold very cheap.
J. NJ. McKELVY.
St. Cloud, May %, 1872. 2m
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HERN1A.-It is now demonstrated that
rupture can be surely cured without suffer-
ing Elastic 1tusses are superseding all
others. We advise all, before buying met
81 trusses or supporters, to tend for 10
scriptive circular to the ELASTIC TRus
COMPANY, No. 683 Broadway, New York.
n37.12w
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DO not buy your clothing. until you
have called at Paul NJ ockenhaupt's. He
can supply you with anything you may
want, from an entirely new stock, very
cheap. -. - 60:
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Rev Stukenkemper will preach his
farewell sermon at the Catholic church next
Sabbath. He goes either to Richmond or
New Munich.
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"A camp meeting will be held at Otsego
by the Methodists Of this District, begin
ming on the 18th Of Juno. 1t will be un-
der tho charge Of Rev. Lsthrop P. E. Rev.
Riggia, Of this elty, Will be among the
ministers in attendance.
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We fud the following item in DR..
Cromwell's paper, the New Orleans Negro
Gazette:
lilly Ward, young lady of Negro de-
scent. at spelling contest in the higher
department Of the Sank Centre School in
Minnesota came off victorious. They have
no separate public schools there.
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"A half dozen new pianos have been re-
ceived BY different parties in town within
the past few wssks-Judge Evans, DR..
Senklsr, F. G. Mercer and Lewis CLARK
being among tho purchasers. Not bad,
that. for 0 new Western town.
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!. A new stock Of goods in

"A new stock Of goods in the grocery
line just received at E. Curtis, and will be
sold cheap for cash or exchanged for coun-
try produce.
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There has been fair proportion of
rain and sunshine during the week, and
vegetation is fairly rollicking in the lux
urianoe Of its early growth.
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sT. PAUL 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD
Summer Time Table. 10

sr. CLOUD, ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS
e y, Leave St. Cloud 1928 m S.OO N
Arrive ut St. Paul ll.O5 m 7.l6 p m
do Minneapolis 1915 m 6.45 p m
ST. PAUL g. M1NNEAPoL1s TO 81. CLOUD.
Leave St. Paul $50 m 4 As p m
do Minneapolis 8.46 m 500 p m
Arrive st. Cloud 1885 p m $50 p m
Passengers going to and from Minneap-
oils change cars At the Junction.
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Wine Of Life and English Gin for me-
dicinal purposes, at RusszIl's
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"A letter in the St. Paul Press from
Hastings says: business here is dull,
VERY DULL, and money is very TIGHT"
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old papers for sale at this Office, by
the dozen or hundred.
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Strikes ars % fashionable a. Dolly Var
dens. Some Of tho brickcsrriers at work
here, learning Of tho latest Eastern style,
struck for higher wages on Monday morn
ing. Their employers declined to inter-
fere with their little diversion, and allowed
them to continue striking, hiring other
men for the vacant places.
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Pure cider vinegar, manufactured on
the premises, at Boyd's.
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DRIVING PARK Assoo1AT1oN.-On Sat-
urday a meeting of the Board Of Directors
was held. A scale of rates for the use OF
the track was adopted. Horses kept on
the ground and trained by MIR. Woodman'
see, Sc per week. Each horse kept and
trained at expense Of owner. $50 for the
use of the track for the season. Season
driving tickets, for stock -holders, So; fol-
other persons, SIS. 1t was resolved to
build stables on the grounds, 85xl6 feet,
sufficient for ten box stalls. The programme
for the Fourth Of July races is pub.
lished elsewhere. Tho following commit
tees were appointed
Executive Comnaittee-W W. Carter. Fl. G.
Burbank, N. p. Clarke, J. f. Hayward anc
II. T. Daendels.
Finance Committee j. G. Smith, B. Ros-
cnberger and J.. Coates.
Horses have already been brought from
other localities-as far as Alexandria,
and left with Mr.. Woodmansee for training
in addition to those belonging to our citi
zeps.
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LIME! LIME =!

You want the best Mower-get the
Meadow King, at GkovENoR's.
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Wines and liquors, the best in the
market, for medicinal purposes, At
RUssEL1's.
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u. B. Sherer has another large lot of
new goods this week, with steady stream
Of customers inquiring for them, and max
ing purchases. Sherer is bound to sell
heaps Of boots and shoes if good goods
and low prices avail anything. Nobody
ought to buy without first visiting his store.
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"A couple Of boys were INDUCING in a
horse race on Washington avenue on Tues
day afternoon. They appear ed to be in
training lin not very appropriate place)
for the Fourth of July.
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MA RRlED.

At Fair Haven, May 26th, by Rev. Alb
bolt, MARTIN OLSEN, Of West Union, Todd
county, to CARRY B. M1oKEIs, Of st. Cloud.
In st. Cloud, on tho 28th inst by Il. b.
Tobey, ESQ.,. CoIHAD H1ssA1oH to ELIZA
BETH GAD1vY, both Of Eden Lake, stearas
county, MINI.
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Linen suits and straw hats at
PRONDZINsKI's.
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We are indebted to Senator Ramsey
for bound volumes Of the Congre ssional
Globe for the session of 1901.
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Emerson Saw Works.

E3NI33ysS |3lla5!3SZ l57N133 |7gIY. > "a :
slzl&|g9 elDl|s|s)Z|z
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AN orders for 60 DDS from G. Webster
Peck's Housekeepers' Emporium, ST. Paul,
promptly attended to. and prices, whole.
sale and retail, furnished on application
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-Qusrter-second watches. at

Pine apples, pumpkin seeds, pea
barley and pared peaches, 1t Boyd's.
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Pickles, sauces, jellies, canned goods,
and dried fruits, the best assortment, at
Boyd's. " st% szs:
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-Kingsbury, Brasie & Co., of st. Paul.
offer to the people Of Northern Minnesota,
very full line of hardware, nails, cutler,
and house furnishing goods. They make
builders hardware specially. Orders
will receive prompt and careful attention.
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sucoEss.-The great Napoleou's only
criterion was success, and this has been
attained BY the Charter Oak Stoves. Over
zoe, 900 have been sold since their intro
duction, and the demand wakes stronger
svery daz.
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CLUB RArEs.-The following are the
club rates of The JOURNAL:
5 copies, $1.75 each.
8 .s 1,5O
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Leave your orders =: Coates l. Free

.Gauze and linen underwear, at
]. PRoND1rNsKI's.
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The address Of Professor Ira Moo

The address Of Professor Ira Moore,
St. Cloud, at Normal Hall, last evening,
was listened to by fine audience, and was
an unusually good effort on subjec,
which might at first appear rather dry,
namely: "Mind and Body" The Profess
sor's remarks were listened to with deep
attention and were characterized by great
deal Of force and originality, the speaker
evidently making COED impression upon
the minds of his hearers Wnona Repub.
Lcan. 23d INST. =,
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Whitewater Wagons are the best mad z
They can be bought at GRovESon's. :
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"A large assortment Of picture frames
and moulding for sale At Tobey's book
store. A.. - =
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-Dorr Meyer will furnish pure lake
ice during the season,
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Mr.. E. B. Robertson started on Mon
day TO take charge Of Mr.. o. E. Garrison's
drive Of logs which is coming down from
tho Main Platte river. 1t comprises about
five million feet,
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Paul Moekeuhsupt has just received
several crates Of orooksry, including
everything in that line, to which he would
call special attention, as he is able to offer
better goods at lower prices than any other
house in the city.
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An elegant stock of Wedding presents
has just been received at Bush's Jewelry
Store.
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John Marshall will furnish first ali
ty ice at the lowest rates.
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Services will be held in the Sank Rap
ids NJ. z. Church next Sabbath, (June I'd, }
At u P. n. Preaching by Rev; F. A.
RieRin, Of st. Cloud,
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Draught and driving horses for sale
q Herbert's livery stable. ~
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Nor1cE.-Davis, Beal & Co. will pay the
highest cash price for all kinds Of grain.
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PURE LAKE ICE!

The undersigned are prepared to supply
all orders for Ice al low prices. They
have lot Of second growth ice, specially
pure, which they supply for family use.
Orders filled promptly and regularly.
DORR & MEYER.
st. Cloud, May %, 1872. If
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Go to Grovenor's and get an Ohio
Champion Reaper.
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"A desirable piece Of lower town prop
erty is advertised for sale this week.
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Young Man Bush has what you want,
or ought to want-engagement rings.
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Solid gold sets, in all the new styles
.,,.s.. b Il BUsH's d.
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-Refrigerators, ice chests, filters, va.
ter coolers, ice-cream freezers'' Of oil
kinds, sizes and prices at the House Fur.
nishing Store of G. Webster Peck, 232
Third street, St. Paul.
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g., Some Of our Washington avenue busi-
ness men should be more careful about
what signs are left In front Of their stores.
These condolences are sometimes quite
remarkable.
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A SPECIAL OFFER.
There is q proposition being enterta

We will send The JOURNAL and the St
Paul Press one year for $500.
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-Draught aud driving horses for sale at
Herbert's livery stable.
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Violins and violin trimmings at
Rhodes 4 spencer's, where the big fiddle
slands in the window. -.s
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-Draught and driving horses for sale at
Herbert's livery stable. z%-=
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FARM FOR SALE.

A farm Of 3l8 acres on Osakis Lake.
within one and half miles Of the village
Of Osakis, Douglas county. There arc
about 60 acres Of timber. 100 Of prairie.
and the balance meadow. There are two
souses on the premises, 160 rods Of fenc.
ing, and Is OF 80 acres Of breaking. For
. stock and grain farm it cannot be excell-
ed, or tor any ono wishing pleasant sum-
mer resort there is not . better location
in the upper country. By railroad from
St. Cloud It will be about IS miles. Fer
particulars inquire At The JOURNAL Office,
St. Cloud, or Of J. D. JOHNSON or c. WIZ
rERMUTE, Osakis.
msy16.4w J. NJ. GORDON.
Spruce Hill, Douglas Co., MINI.
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AT COST OR LESS.

E. c. Smith is selling off his shoes at cost
or less. Now is good chance to invest,
for he is bound to close them out.
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j All kinds Of canned goods at
IS; n .sz.'..., - ~. RussELL'a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-05-30

Ono day last week as o man named
Kirby was breaking new piece Of prairie
land near Gear Lake, he turned up, from
depth Of six inches, an old-fashioned
parasol. How did It get there? Was it
the property of some damsel Of anti delu-
Wan day., who dropped it some summer
afternoon while tripping "thro' the rye?''
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"A lot Of tho celebrated Hollipgsworth
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