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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12
MINNESOTA NEWS.

-Moorhe.d Is building a free bridge
across the Red River.
saltwater is to have new school,
house. John Green builds it for $25 !.
400.
The Universalist State Conven.
tioa will meet IN St Paul July 10th;
18th and 18th.
III. Tanner, Of Carver, has made an
assignment to Euoch Holmes for the
benefit Of his creditors.
Col. Fred w. Grant was in St
Paul on Saturday on his way to join
the Yellowstone expedition.
On: the 18th inst, Rochester viii
vote on giving $50, 900 bonus to the
Lake Popin and Omaha Railroad.
The Linseed oil mill at Mank.to
has been compelled to; shut down tenn.
porarily ,fromswant Of seed. es.:s
Henry Kuter has been found
guilty in the United States Court al
Winona of robbing g: the mails at Wi
| uona.
| Mr.. B. W. Bixby, late of the Asto,
House, Red Wing. died in Denver
Colorado, May oath, Of pleurisy caused
by a cold.
! Captain Morton formerly Chief Of
Police of St. Paul, has become hopeless
ly insane, and was taken to St. Peter
yesterday.
The Minneapolis Council voted
on Tuesday to issue $4,000 more in
certificates of indebtedness for the ben.
eft ofthe water works.
"A young Swede named Gus john
| SOD was drowned at, Miuaev Lake
aear Lake City. on Saturday evening
| while bathing.
"A young man named Albert Stem.
| oil, an employee in the st. Paul vRso'
~eer Office, was drowned on Saturday
| evening while bathing. His body was
| recovered. .:~
emperor William Of Germany has
given q bronze bell, weighing 700
pounds, to the German church Of Du'
luth, which is expected to arrive there
j At IN early day. -. -
stl-A drove Of 100 head of youpl
| COWS md heifets, With numerous
calves, vas taken through Ls Sueu'
last week on tho way to tho saskat'
chew.a Valley in Manitoba,
| -Hebsr sturges returned to Rcd
Wing last week after = two years resi-
dence in Kansas. He,seys she has moi
been able to discover tho comparative
mildness Of Kansas winters.
The Mes.enger estimates the
amount of logs in boom At Saltwater Il
about ninety milliou::feet, and reports
Gales At $11.75 to $l3 for best grade
and $3.50 TO 2l1 . for; inferior quail
ties. '.''< .-
The many friends Of Col -. E. E.
Paulding, Of the St. Paul Pioneer, will
regret to hear that he has lost hil
voice, and that his health has not beer
much improved By bis winters stay II
the South. 1"" "- T.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Co
has received deeds from the Genera
Government for. 384, 726.76.000 acre.
of land In this State! f il located il
the Alexandra, Oak Lake and St
Cloud districts. =: 49,
1 .
The location of tie Hubbard Reap
ct Works 10 Minneapolis has been So
looted. near ths f.ir grounds. A com:
p.ny viii ! capital 81 100000, .u.
thorised to be increased 70 100000
WILSON be- organized.
| "A fire in Wells on Thursday nigh
burned the posto@oe, the drug store o.
Woodward h West, the millinery stor'
Of Mrs. Fuller, the dwelling Of W
woodward, postmaster. A family liv
ing over the postofhoe escaped in thel
night clothes. The stock Of Wood
ard & West was insured for $l,500.-
! No insurance on any Of the building.
Total loss about $4,000. H. ~a,r,
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from tho effects 0
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
Impediments to Marriage removed. New method o
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Book
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad
Dress Howard Association, No. South Ninth street
Philadelphts, Pa.-an institution having hieh rep
utatiop for honorable conduct and professional skill
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IF you want to sec a
lively time, just call at
II. 5teinburE's, between
10 and Ill o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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81. PAUL + FAOIFI0 RAIl.ROAD.
Summer Time Table. 1873

2 ST. PAUL AND ST. 0LouD-ao1x0 NORTH.
Leave St. Paul S:2S =. m. and 4:S0 P. m.
Arrive at St. Cloud l:2O and $40 p. m.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud 1920 an. and $3.50 pm.
Arrive St. Paul LILO am. and 7:lo pm.
ar. CLOUD AND NI1RosE-aolNa WEST.
Leave St, Cloud 1:20 p. m.
Arrive at Melrose $3.50 p. M.
GOING EAST,
Leave Nelrose 1906 p. m.
Arrive at St. Cloud 1856 .. m.
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The following 6asesshsve been acted up
On up to:ths time Of 'goingto press, to-day.
Angus A. Macarthur vs. Carl Herberger.
Dismissed on motion Of plaintiff; aamlin
searle attorneys for plaintiff Kerr &
Collins for7defendant. &c.. ::
Angus Macarthur Us. Asa Libby. Set
tied. Same attorneys; sci,
Chas. Gotham .. Alex. Moore. Set
tied. Miner & Bar.o for plaintiff; Chas.
Walker for defendant. ;.
VIM. Chambers ~. Michael Hannan.-
Stricken from calendar. Miner Il it Rarto
for plaintiff. 10 s'''
Ira M,Noyes Vs. James Sullivan. Jadg-
ment by stipulation against defendant, and
garnishee. L. W. Collins for plaintiff: -,
". P. Anknsy & Bro, Is. John Carlisle.
Answer withdrawn; motion by plaintiff
for judgment; judgment ordered for tho
amount Of claim, about $780,. o. Taylor
for plaintiff Kerr & Collins for defendant.
Q. F. & W. Powell, o.. Alfred Tanner.
Answer Withdrawn, and judgment ordered
for plaintiff for balance due on claim, shout
$4e. o. Taylor for plaintiff; ). Els. Smith
for defendant. IL .-<,n...
Kellogg, Chase 4 Mayo ~. B. W.'Vesdsr
Answer withdrawn and judgment ordered
for plaintiff a. per stipulation, on 6le:--
Miner & Barto for plaintiff; Chas. Walker
for defendant.
z. H. Morsevs. Ct. Paul Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Go, Trial for 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. Hamlin & searls, for plaintiff !;
Harvey Officer for defendant. " Il.
+ A. G: Morgan %. John L. Wilson Adm.
ct. al. Trial tomorrow. Wilson & Mo.
Nair fer plaintiff L. ". Collins for de-
fendant. - ~ ;, 49,, ~.
Mary E. Coyles -. Arthur F. Cswles.-
Application for divorce :, decree granted
June 10. Hamlin 4 ssarle for plaintiff.
A. N. Gilbert ~. James L. Brady. Trial
Tomorrow. L. W. Collins for plaintiff !;
rHsmlin & Searle for defendant.
John G. Ellis %. e. W. & Il. Clark
Appeal dismissed by consent Of counsel.
Miner h Bsrto for plaintiff !: G. Walker for
defendant. .a'~' -
John Vickney ~. Mathew. Hannehsn.
Settled. Minor & Barto for plaintiff.
State Of Minnesota ~. Geo. MoCae.-
Settled. P. Brick Co. Atty. for plf.
VIM. L. Chase %. Don. Stevenson. :. This
IL tho only case tried 30 fer. The J.dge il,
at tho present writing 6 Pm. charging
the jury. Hsmlin 4 searls for plaintiff !;
Miner and Barto for defendant. Al !.
The grand jury organized BY electing J
NJ. Gilman foreman. They foaad two in
diptments--one against Nicholas Post FOX
perjury in the. Tsylor-Eioh horse case, and
one against James Morrison and David
Grsenlesf for breaking into the house Of
Mrs. Marriott Hathaway, a. Sank Centre,
with intent To- commit rape. /. M sildist.
ment WAS found against Mrs. Honora Mo-
Carthy and her immediate discharge wss
recommended: The grand jury after ex.
| aiming the jail, reported having found it
in . very satisfastsry condition. The jury
was discharged this forenoon.
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nEm0vED.

P. Mookenhaupt has removed his dry
goods to hecorner building, Washington
and Hanover avenues, and his groceries to
the brick building lately occupied BY G. H.
Kaufman in tho same square. This Ar
rsugement affords him much greater con-
venience in handling goods, and will give
satisfaction to his many customers, both in
tho city and in tho country.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Festivities in New
Munich .
DEDICATION.

I, the undersigned, do hereby kindly in
vite al my friends from St. Cloud, st.
Joseph, Richmond, st. Augusta. and tho
neighboring towns to the dedication Of the
new church in New Munich, which will
The ceremonies will commence at 10 O'Clock
H. ~. An extra train will leave st. Cloud
ct A. ~, sndoreturn at s O'Clock ?. II.
The Fare up and down is only One Dollar.
Tickets can be obtained in St. Cloud 1t Ten
voorde's, Enderle's, aagedora's and Burg
hard's, and in st. Joseph at Mr.. Liune-
mans. 1t is desired that oil should pur-
chase their Tickets in time to secure their
seats. Come oil, and make it. big turn
out. '' +; s,
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"A youth Of twelve years Of q, sp-
peared on tho streets Of st. Cloud last weel
IN L state Of beastly intoxication. 7%Th,
boys parents would be justified in decreas.
ing the census one person by shooting thu
brute that sold him tho iquor.-Amxeepo.
lis Times.
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MR1NuLF sruKRNKEMpER, o.s.B.
SrA7l OF MINNESOTA. ooua.r OF ss,4,z'' n

"---~ I2oBAf1 ORKCI, June oth, A. y. 1873.
In the matter of the proof and probate Of the last
will and testament Of Nancy W. Allen deceased, late
Of the County of Stearns. =. ,'... e.,
Whereas, An instrument In writing, purporting
to DO the last will and testament of Nancy W. Allen
deceased, late OF the County Of stearns, has bsen
nIsd this Office; and whereas, application has been
made by Edwin h. Atwood praying that the Same bs
proven and admitted to probate, according to the
laws Of this State; +, 49, =.
Therefore, It 10 ordered that said application 30
beard before me At tho Probate ones IL The City q
June, A. D. 1873, At 10 O'Clock 4. X.
And It 10 further erdered that notice shall b CIV
On 70 all persons intersstsd in said WILL Of the time
aid place Of said hearing, BY publication in the St.
Closd JOURNAL, Newspaper printed In sail County
tsr three successive weeks onoe each week. prior
the time of such hearing. By the Court.
&$& 80, 80. LA. EVANS,
.. Judgs:of Probate
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
clu rates Of The JOURNAL:
copies, $l.75 each.
- l.6O
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On long or short time on satisfsctory So
eurity. Inquire Of
L. W. COLLINS.
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The Confessions Of an Invalid,

YsuNo MEN AND s1AxIs who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD. etc, supplying
the means Of selfcawe. Wilton BY ono who curot
sent free on receiving postpaid directed envelope
Sufferers arc invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
iunel3-6m Box 163, Brooklyn, N. 7.
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LOCAL NEWS

DQ.Geo. P. Rowell 4 Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and 8. NJ. Psttengill& Co., 81
Park Row, Now York, are the sole agent
for THn JOURNAL, in that city and are au-
thorizedto contractor inserting advertise
me1tsfor No at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in thstoity are requested to
cave their favors with either of tho above
uses.
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DO not fail to go to Grovenor's and
ee the Little Giant corn and cob erusher.
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TO. TRR .LADH8,.

Just received, positively the last stock
Of Millinery goods, and I will now sell out
At cost and less than cost. A largo; stock
Of ''rough-and-ready" hats At 75e each.
Trimmed hats, for rs cents and upwards
All fancy articles, l.oes, trimmings, ~,
at less than COST: Chisnons Of tho latest
styles, Is cents. Zephyr ~orstsd, IL cent,
per ounce. ':-;'..: - :: = =" y
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31AsVNA4s-10t. a. VS. bUo0 returned
from the East on Friday. Mr.. B. has hsd
= tempting o6sr from : Chicago hsu,s, and
Is considering its acceptance. ~" Es:s~Ss>s
Mr.. John sohonhorn,, who sells goods
and things At Spring Hill, Was in town on
Friday. 1 - S 49,, '-7' . e ~ ~ ss-&
Mr.. Julius Gross. the new proprietor, 1of
the Central House, at Cold Spring, was in
tho oity on Friday, laying In a, supply Of
estables for his guests. .,;. ~.
Mr.. James +. Bradford, Of Young &
Bradford, Winons, WAS in the city this
week. He reports business in Winona a.
very quiet.
Mr.. joseph Green started last week for
Colorado.
Leandsr aorton, ESQ.,, Of Minneapolis.
VS. In tho city on Tuesday, and favored
10 with . call. ..,..... O.. ., = D.,
Hon. e. NJ Wilson, OF Minneap polls was
In the city yesterday attend ding tho Distrio.
Court. Capt. W. is always sure Of q hearty
welcome in st. Cloud.
Judge Howell, lately Of Litchfeld, has
located in Detroit. instead Of Chicago, %
he had At first intended;
Mr.. Robert Lyons, Of Clearwater, was in
tho CITY on Monday. and furnished 10 with
some items from that town. .
Ono Of the best things Of tho week was .
call yesterday from Capt. s. NJ. Bruce, 70
whole-souled, Of Sank Centre.
Mr.. James 8. Reeves, Of Eden Lake, was
in town on Tuesday. He brings favorable
crop reports from that nelghborhood.
The Rev. MIR. Campbellis expected home
this evening or tomorrow.
Col. Chas. D. Kerr, Of st. Paul, came up
to-day, having returned yesterday evening
from trip to Rochester, N. Y. He says
crops a1e a. far advanced here as in that
State.
Hon. J. V. Brewer, Of Todd county, was
in the city for several days this week. "z
E. s. Smith, Esq, an attorney Of Little
Pals, 10 in attendance at court. =:
Sank Centre spans out" rich this week.
Among tho prominent cltizens Of that place
and vicinity we have noticed in town arc
Messrs. Chan. Harmon. Ira NJ. Carpenter,
E. L. Wright, Chss. Walker, N. H. Miner,
b. Mayo, J: N. Gilman and Deputy Sheriff
Dennis. $3.50
Messrs. A. Lindberg and H.VsnRenssel-
aer, Of Mslrsse, are In town. Frank Kent
WAS here on Tuesday. -, u
Messrs. Henry Rollers and Vim. Weber,
Of Richmond, called At this od6os %. Tues
day, and, as might DO expected Of intelli.
s6nt men; left their annual $500. j! i
Mr.. Geo. cl.pp, formerly with Bell &
Co., ofthis city, now Of New York City, il
in town visiting friends. s;''>
hessrs. 3. h. Atwood, Of Maine yP.si-
ris, John Brake6sld, of>Avon,, and j., p.
Storm, Of Clearwater, who are serving
their beloved country ~ jurynen, HAY.
been among the JouRxA1's. callers. j., :: :
Maj. E. Clark, Of Mslross, issin the city
Capt. Harvey Officer. Of st. Paul, is ~.
tending the term Of court. r.,
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CRoPs-The reports We receive from diff
ferent parts Of the county give the most
encouraging accounts concerning the con-
dition Of the crops. Farmers say they can
literally see their grain grow. One inch
is the average growth Of wheat per day.
Rye has already headed out: In some
places, in the timber, there has been = lit
tie too much rain, but the Weather has beer
exceedingly favorable for prairie: farms.
There never was better prospect for a
bountifal harvest. i" =:
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HOT. EVERYBODY {.

Coates. & Freeman have tho exclusive
agency in st. Cloud for Jeffts & stiokney's
celebrated prepared tripe and pigs feet
They are extra nice. Pass in your orders
and try them.
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--Gentlsmen, 60 and leave your meas.
ure Tor fne boots at John Leisen's, before
the prices 60 up again.
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The best liquors and cigars can b had
st Bsnnewitz's.
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FOR RENT.

A comfortable dwelling house on Wash.
ton avenue, with we'll, stable, 80. Also,
rooms on Warrington avenue, nearly op-
posits the Central House. Inquire at this
Office.
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YOU WANT THEM.

A large lot of new goods received this
week at Joseph Edslbrook's. These are
goods to please everybody, ut prices to
correspond with the close money market.
Call at Edelbrock's and SEQ tho now goods.
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FmE.-On Saturday night tho dwelling
house Of Mr.. J. Cormick, two miles below
Clearwater was burned. MI. G. was in
this city at the time, his wife and two chill
dren being in the house.
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Il do not intend to hurt anybody slse's
business, but I will continue to close out
my stock Of boots and shoes ct cost prices
before moving. JOHN L11slx.
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Capt. J. r. Fuller has been appointed
Postmaster ct Clear water viee Dr.. Ferte, and
will take tho Office July LIST.
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"A change has been made in the: 3D.
dress Of the "Peabody Medical Institute -
from Chicago to Boston. :::s -; T..
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Leave your strawberry orders, by the
10th Of June, 1t Boyd's.
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Every person who has yard should
have an Excelsior Lawn Mower. Call at
Grevenor's and see them.
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III you want good horss-sheeing, 60 t.
Scott & Rathbun's.
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-Ifyou want glass Of the best ics-cool
lemonade, call &C Dennenwaldt's.
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~ ThsOirculatioA OF The journal
sDOUBLB that OF any other Paper
PuhllsAe din Northern Minnesota. Let
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---.1mmtgrants continue to pass through
town on their way to homes On the from
tier. = III "a
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Have you seen It! The ''Baekeye il.
Cultivstor," for riding Or walking, st
Grovenor'u, 49,. 49,,
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p. Mookenhsupt has tho agency for
the celebrated and popular Fair Haven
mills, and will keep stock Of the best
flour constantly on hand.
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Mr.. F. Davis has sold his saloon t.
Mr.. n. Bennewit1. s& -
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Tho painting season Is commencing
Let no ono use anything but St. Louis
Enamel Paint. It costs lsss, looks best,
and lasts twice % long. Rhodes 4 Spencer
have the exclusive seeney.
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You want Little Giant corn and cob
crusher. Grovenor has them.
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I'm demand these days: F. 81. Dams
fans. They arc good thing-good for
those who use them, and good for Dam.
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e. Curtis continues 10 receive new
goods at his grocery store, and sells az
cheap as tho cheapest.
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-Fire-wsrks, fre.crackers and lemons
ct Wholesale, ct Boyd's
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Jerry Dennenwsldt keeps always on
hand choice wines, liquors and cigars.
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-For No. l ios-eeol Lemonade, oall 1t
BenneWitz's. 80: 5yL,r.
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Don't forget the glorious Fourth, but
60 to Boyd's. .:.4
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The general verdict is in favor Of thu
Whitewater wagon. For sale by Groveaor
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-Grovenor has the popular "Buokeys
Jr, Cultivator," for riding or walking.
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Two frs-poof safes for sale cheap q
the American Express Office.
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Mr.. J. E. Wing IL agent for the cele-
brstsd Marsh Harvester. Every farmer
should have one. $3.50
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RUSsELL's.

Timothy, clover and Hungarian grass
seeds at
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Frank Davis viii open : Lemonade and
cigar store in tho Becker building, on
Washington avenue.
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Remember that oil goods bought at
Joseph Edlebrock's orc delivered in any
part Of the city free Of charge.
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Closing Out Of Boots and Shoes Away
-. Below Cost!

Any person wanting to buy boots and
shoes very cheap will do we'll to 80 to NV.
Tenvoorde's. He is selling his entire
stock at cost, in order to CLOSE It out, This
is the best chance to get good boots and
shoes cheap.
SAuK CENTRs.-The late frequent rains
have raised the water in tho lakes and
streams to higher stage than it has
been for number Of years...."...On the
oath ult. Rev. A. Gale organized = .Bap-
fist church 1t Psrker's Prairie, Otter Tail
county. and at the same time baptized sew
en- persons.........A strong force Of men
and teams has been at work for . week
past grading the race, track Of the Sank
Centre Driving Park.......On Tuesday, May
Goth, tho wife Of o. Lamphear, Of Hartford,
Todd county, gave birth to . boy, and on
the Thursday following to . girl..:.:....D Dec.
Grafton Day was appropriately observed q
Sank Centre The address; WAS delivered
by tho Rev. Mr.. Fuller. .'',. :.' :
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SEQ advertisement Of 'Dedication at
New Munich
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Go and buy ols Of thos . Golden Clip.
per scythes, for sale at Rossnberttr Bros.
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Go to Russell's' to buy groceries.
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Tho best wagon in use 10 tho White
water wagon, for sale by
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Tho ceremonies ct the Catholic church
on last Sabbath morning were Of very
interesting character.
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.Crookery and glassware at Boyd's.
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Let them ooms-the immigrsnts. Lots
Of EN- are now taking homesteads in
Northern Minnesota.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OENNISON'S PATENT
; SHIPPING TAGS.

| uIn.\ Over 200 millions have been use
within the past ten years, without com
! III wv plant Of loss by tag becoming detached
| All Express Companies use them. Sold b!
l Prfntere and StAtioners Everywhere
! Printed and for sals 1t TIE JOURNAL Office, st
/ Oloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12

LOOK HERE !-Groceries and provisions
Of al kinds can beS bought ~ cheap d
Limperich's as at any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and 600
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12

House, garden, and tomato plants q
Boyd's. e e., : w. s:...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12
DISTRICT COURT.

The Court met on Tuesday-Hon. James
NJ. MoKelvy presiding. -:f'v
The following is the Grand Jury, as
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12

"A party Of fifty immigrants, Poles, ar
rived At this place yesterday, bound fol
Two Rivers. They came by rail.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12

-Brainerd had . mad dog on Friday,
which was killed after having chased Z
woman for several squares........Ths editor
Of the Tribune complains that beans. and
pork, potatoes and bread comprise the en-
tire bill Of fare Of tho Brainerdites nova.
days, and that the thing is becoming rath'
or monotonous.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-12

Butter is drug in the market at l0a
122 cents.