The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

been st Hudson, Wis. for several months.
returned homo on Friday.
| Wehad call on Monday from Mr., j.
| D. Weed, editor pro TEN Of the Sank Rapids
Ssatinsl. .....1@ es- ,......s,.E
Mr.. James Young arrived from tho East
ON Friday.
Mr.. Samuel Doughty, Of Lake City, is in
the city visiting his son, and slaughtering
ducks, pheasants and the like, in the neigh
borhood, while large game will have to take
their turn.
We had call on Friday from Rev. q.
s. F. savage, Financial Secretary and
Treasurer OF tic chiesso Theological Semi
nary. who WAS one Of the delegates In se(
tendance At The meeting u thea, B., CT.
NJ. at Minneapolis last week, ois =, a
Mr.. Ls.ndsr aerton, Of Mioasapols, b
in the city, and favored y, with call TO-
day.
Madame White has arrived In st. IClsad,
| to make II her homo mi s~t p l.
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| Qus1r '-Supposs that, % rvsult Of The
present panic, dspositors should feel M
easy and prefer having the custody Of their
own money or investing it in some I'M.
doubted securities, how long could bank
with only 81 900 capital be able to stand .
run?
| CoURT.-A term of the District Court
for Douglas county, Judge MoKelvy pre-
siding, will begin on Tuesday; Of next week :;
for Pope county on Tuesday Of the fol-
lowing week, and for Morrison county on
Tuesday OF the Sd week. Capt. Collins,
and p erhaps other Of our 81. Cloud attor-
neys, will attend, having cases in which
they are retained. ,.' -. !-.I...,..' 9,
TIM WAY WITH ALL OF THsx. Several
years ago . farmer living near Glencoe
becoming discontinued; sold his farm and
moved to Nehrsska. He tried various
parts Of that Stste, al Of which he found
infinitely inferior to MINI esots. He then
went to Missouri, and liked that no better
than Nebl aska. He returned here lest
Friday, intending TO make Minnesota his
future home Elf he knows himself aud he
thinks he does" tan, =, .i,;
| F1R1.-Aboout half past five, O'clock, on
last Friday afternoon the .dxellihg house
Of Mr.. s. Hsuscon, on Winnebsgo Prairie.
Was discovered to be on fire, and was: soon
consumed. The furniture was nearly all
saved. Tie fro came from chimney rem
dersd defective BY tho settling Of. tho house.
Loss 5000; insured for $4co in the Far:
mere Mutual Of Minneapolis. It was only
the week before that Capt. sLibby's houss
on Winnsbago Prsirie took. fire from =
chimney, and It - to pnsste: ehippeys
that : majority Of tho fires, "soeiasptal',,
and ethtrxhh!e, ny BE- ,rsosd: u Hojk to
your ehinasys. .vs1ybody:
FA1R AID Flsr1vlI.-Ths young ladies
and gentlemen Of tho Cltholio Church
opened their fair and festival, for tho ben
eft Of the Church. At tho Court House
on Tuesday. The display Of fancy articles
WAS quite ereditable, especially in view Of
the short time allowed for preparation,
and tho hall was tastefully decorated. The
attendance, both on Tuesday evening and
last evening, WAS very large. A splendid
supper was provided, and sufficient in
quantity to supply table full after table
full. Lively music was furnished BY Fish
er's brass band and by Fuller's string
band. The whole enterprise has been ex-
csedingly oreditable to tho young folks by
whom it Was gotten up and managed: The
proceeds smsunted to $500: The faif will
b continued this evening. when. =: number
Of articles will be disposed Of by lottery,
and the evening will close with dance.
THl P1R1Ls OF JOURNALISM How
MAR THIS FANNY PAPsa CAN. TO Being
WnEcKrD lit was hard, hard blowl It
staggered as, and for 4: time The result was
doubtful. Three weeks have past since
then, but feeling efsloom aud despend.
enoy still hangs absut 10. We oil have
our trials and revsrses, but it dld seem -
though misfortune had marked 10 for her
own. Thanks, however, to - good sppe-
tito and stout pair Of breeches" We hope
to DO able, in time, to pull through this
trouble. just three weeks ago Henry G.
Waite stopped his copy Of TIE JOURNAL!
/ Ayoo nd ole Too @@ D.,k g
been some consolation, in our great loss, to
know that he felt worse about the matter
than We did-to know that it had cost him
much anxious thought and many sleeplsss
! nights; and that when no had finally re-
solved to dothe deed, hot, bitter tears food
ed his eyes, tricklsd down his nose, and
foil, one moist little mass after another,
with melancholy splash in tho neighbor-
hood Of his vest buttone-as, with bowed
head and quivering frame, he thought Of
the 1915 subscription due which he must
fork over. He felt this to be . terrible
drain on the accumulated pennies Of q
''poor man." anddrssded to withdraw 50
much capital from his $75 grist mill. But
the shack pay" came, and with it the or.
der for discontinuauoe. Thus We lost a
subscriberl For days the fate, Of THE
JOURNAL hung in the balance, but the
prospects now are that it will continue to
BE- published.
| Il. L. Gsrdsn, N. P. Clarke and H. c.
Waite have In Succession, within on.
short year, struck deadly blows At Lib pa
per BY stopping their copies Of it. Still,
it il more than meat and drink to them,
and every Thursdey evening now fads them
ssthered at the Post Office lyiag in awsi'
aor I'd Pro. sxshasss copy, sfTas Jou.
ia: a..spise Il eagerly, they retire to
sons quiet eofnsf and pour s,sr this great
family sheet, taking turns7ln rsadi,s aloud
the mighty truths It contains. Those who
hays had Sl.npses sf these little scenes ssJ
they can nsSsr 30 forgstten.s AZ the trio
gasesupon| this reliable journal (which is /
kind Of moral mirror. rejecting faithfully
both the good and bad Of tho community
and sec themselves % others sec them
clarksy becomes very prof.ne and use,
naughty, naughty words Gordon smiles ,
i Aiek0v ~ anita .ud n:>.s.