The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-15

NAO1utlT0 tO-mOTTOW evening.
We have received from the State
Treasurer his report for 1871.
-Mf. E. Capple has been opening up
the streets with his snow pillow.
-Chas. Peterson is serving on the night
police force in place Of officer Huntoon, who
is sick.
"A limo Of telegraph is TO be built At
once from this city northwest ward, along
the st. Cloud and Psmbins Railroad.
Everybody is congratulating our
young friend, r. D. Bloomfield, whose face
10 just now wresthed in psternal smiles
lrs rosebud Of girl. Serves him right
The next regular meeting Of tho Union
Library Association will be held at Mrs. T.
G. Aldea's, On Thursday evening, February
ed.
Tho regular meeting Of tie 81. 0loud
Library Society viii b held Il Mrs. h. P.
Bsanstts. Thursdsy, Feb. 22d.;
Mas. n. p. CLA1xs, President.
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The Masquerade BAH on Monday even
il. Ing va success, tho attendance being
!, very large. There Was some quite good
masking. The Committee IN charge mana
gsd the a6air very ersditsbly.
-Ex-Governor stephsn Miller, formerly
resident Of this city, is rieht-of-way agent
Of the 81. Paul and Sioux City Railroad
Company. His post Office address is St.
Paul.
-Tuesdsy Was rough day. The wind
blew furiously during that day and the
previous night, drifting the snow badly.
The train from st. Paul was nearly four
hours behind time.
AT tho annual meeting Of the State
Medical Society In st. Paul last week, DR..
A. &. serkler, Of this city, wss appointed
Chairman Of the Committee on Practical
Medicine.
Tho Committee appointed by tho City
Council are now in correspondence with
Eastern manufacturers concerning the pur-
chase Of > FIRE engine, hose and hose.oart.
y-Capt. E. P: Perkins, agent Of the Fari-
bault Nursery, is in town, canvassiug for
orders for spring delivery. The nursery
he represents Is No. in every respect.
Hs osn bs found ct the West House.
We are requested to give notice that
Rev. W. B. Dada, Of the Temperance Her.
aid, will preach at Clearwater on Sabbath
evening, and hold temperance meeting
on Monday evening, at seven o'clock P.
Hon. F. E. Baldwin has leased his
farm at Clear Lake and will soon remove
to Minneapolis, in which city he has re-
Gently purchased handsome residence.
lie expects to return to Clear Lake one of
these days.
On Friday q party of railroad men,
including F. R. Dclauo, the old: E. @.
Sewell, the new and Jud. Rice, tie Assis-
tant, Superintendent Of the s. Pa P. r.
r. Co., came up on Q special train and
took drive through town. rs ~
-On Wednesday evening, thieves enter
ed the house, at st. Paul, Of Col. Crooks,
who is engaged on the new railroad bridge
q this place, and stole q music box worth
SIS. They were interrupted in their plum
dsrinss by the arrival Of members Of the
family. ,, .r.v
MIR. NJ. L. Knovltou, lately Of Clear
: Lake, has located in this place. He has
been engaged by the Northern Pacific 10
take, from the Land 0tdos records. 81 copy
Of al lands biss within the railroad limits
In this District. The Company will contest
entries made %. odd sections STAGE last
October. ~
BuslxIss CHAxos.-Mr. B. II. Russell
has purchased the interest Of his partner,
Mr.. A. Allss, and will carry on the extern
sive SrsssFy business Of the late firm at
the ID staad y Brokers Block. Mr.. Rus
sell - any prspAred to keep hi, establish
meat II the very front rank. In quantity
and quality Of goods and in low prices,
He Il very agreeable gentleman to do
business With, a. hosts Of customers can
testify. It is scarcely necessary for Us to
call attention to his new advertisements: II
could not be overlooked.
CHARACTERISTIC OrERArIox.-Driven to
extremes in their desperate efforts to
scratch together couple dozen subscri-
bers for their organ, and stung by the con-
tempsuous rsbuds they have met on all
sides, the ''Ring' deducted $2.00 from the
wages Of the mechanics whs have been ct
work on their shauty, for one years sub
scription. Even this attempt failed, the
men demanding their wages in full, * and
refusing to have the paper il sent tor moth
ing.
Mcdonald ut Morse's old stand), will
keep constantly on hand largo stock Of
the choicest family groceries and provis-
ions, which he will sell at the very lowest
proes. Tho patronage Of tho public 10
respectfully solicited. = go "
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ATTENTION il called to the advertise :
e asnt Of the Grand Gift Carnival in Aid Of
The National Engineers Association, to
take place at Milwaukee on the 22d inst.
Headquarters for cheap groceries of oil
kinds, at ii. 49,.
~, ...,, 49, PAUL MocKINnAurr'e.
buckeye forco-feed Drills, -.
- 49, -. AT GhovENoR's.
i Solid gold sets, in all tho new styles
~ -.,....s......... ...... BusH's.
Nsrlcs. Davis, Beal + Go. will pay the
i highest cash price for all kinds Of, grain. :.
& For RExr.-A centrally located and
comfortable dwelling house, On Wells,
Aysnas, Inquire = this ot,al
~, s.