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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

"A splendid stock Of ready-msds cloth
ing, for mems and boys wear, win Be
sold At cost, to close tho lot. Be sure and
call at Paul Mooksnhaupt's for your cloth
inc
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Next Sunday will be Easter. Appro-
pirate services win DO held at the Cssho'
lilo Church.
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Tho Baptists have tho stone ON the
ground for the foundation Of their church,
which 10 to be built near the bridge that
crosses the ravine below Lake George
Tho stone was donated by MIR. J. E. Hay
ward.
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ST. CLOUD.

Mr.. F, Shook states that tho Odessa
yields 1--WE hulhels more to the acre and
weighs heavier than tho Fife. It makes
nice -four. Prefers tho odessa, but viii
SOW both varieties this year.
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Snow has fallen several times during
the week, IN inch or I'VE ct time. 1t lay
but few hours.
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The special term Of tho District Court
adjourned 1t eleven O'Clock last night.
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FoH RENT. - A comfortable dwelling
house on Washington avenue, with we'll,
| stable, 80. Inquire at this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

Go to Tenvoorde's, and get tho best
shingles made by the St. Paul Manufac.
turing Company.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

Mr.. ]. g. Smith has received outline
plsas for the now Normal School building
At this place. The plans indicate . very
handsome structure, and one which, it 10
believed, can DO built with the money ap-
propristsd by the Legislature. They were
drawn by Mr.. Rsdcl,ff, Of St. Paul.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

We are not particularly anxious to
publish gratuitsus obituary notices, but it
the practice Of jumping from the cars At
the crossing Of Washington avenue is con-
tinued, No fear No shall soon have calls in
that direction.
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If any of our merchants. or busir

If any Of our merchants, or business
concerns are out of note heads, bill hesas,
statements. circulars, envelopes, cards, &c.,
will they have the goodness to step into
TIE JOURNAL Office and look 1t our stock
and specimens Of work from our new types.
They'll b pleased with what they see,
and not less 80 with our very low prices.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

The best wagon in use il the White
water wagon, for sale by
GaOVlRNOR.
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MIR. F. 6. Mercer, Of Fort Garry, gives
it % his opinion that tho completion OF The
St. Cloud and St. Vincent railroad will BE-
Of great benefit to this city in drawing
trade from the Red River country.
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OF. AUGUSTA.

Mr.. F. Goenner says tho Fife hos larger
kernel. is easier handled in the straw, and
il less liable to lodge than the Odesss,
though: does not yield quite 10 we'll
SoWs Scotch Fifo only.
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Crowds continue to pour into Young
4 Brsdford's store to secure the splendid
bargains In staple and fancy dry goods Of
oil kinds. Tho rush will DO augmented
when it is known that the opportunity to
buy for less than cost will continue but i've
days longer.
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WAnrHD.-A shoemaker can obtain
steady employment and good wages BY e.l-
ling On t.. N. BzoxsH,
=. -. st.. Cloud.
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-Edelbrook 10 selling groceries %
cheap Is tho cheapest. A. good goods and
ss much for one dollar Is ct any other
store in tewn. Try for yourself
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-Egss by the barrel and potatoes BY
the car load ct Boyd's.
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SuRPa1ss PARx.-On Monday even ng
number Of tho friends Of Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell called to offer coners.-
u1ations ON the ninth anniversary Of their
marriage. The affair WAS complete sur-
prise. The callers remained for An hour
or 20, having good time, whom they ad-
journsd, leaving behind them many tokens
Of their friendship in the shape Of cash,
household supplies, 30.
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Extracts Of celery, almond, lemon,
vanilla, &c., ct =, RussEIL's.
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SEQ tho card Of Mr.. d. A. selby, who
10 agent fer the Singer Sewing Machine,
enc Of the most popular makes in use: he
keeps needles, oil, thread, 80.
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VALUABLE tiraber. meadow and prairie
lands in Stssrns, Todd and Otter Tail
counties are advertised for sale. Easy
terms will bs given. Enquire At Bank Of
st. Cloud,
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Pork and beans at Boyd's.

Frank Davis still keeps tho best liquors
and cigars in town. Give him . call.
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Eight pounds Of SAP sugar, and twelve
pounds Of peaches for one dollar, at
Boyd's..
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Go to Russelps and get q sample bot
Ito Of lemon extract, free Of charge.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

M. DunWorth hss tho contract for car
ryiug the mail from st. Joe to Richmond
via. Cold Springs, tri-weekly. hs began
on the Sd inst Mike formerly drove On
tho stage line over the same route, and
il we'll known heresbouts.
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WEST house.

7. E. POTTS, hepsistss.
Having leased the abovs-nsne veil.
known Hotel, would solicit the patron
age Of its old customers, and Likewise Of
new ones Good stsbling atssehsa to the
house. Charges reasonable.
T. E. POTTS.
St. Cloud, Oct. 9, 1872. nl3.1y
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DO net fail to 20 to Groveror's and
90 tho Little Giant corn and cob orushsr.
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The painting season is common cling.
Let no one use anything. but st. Louis
Enamel Paint. 1t costs less, looks best,
and lasts twice as long. Rhodes & Spencer
have the exclusive agency.
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Tho general verdict is in favor Of the
Whitewater wagon. For sale by Grove1or.
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FARMsRs LIT you want cast oast.steel
pillow, 20 to Nicolas Lshr's. .-- g.: T.. -
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EDEN LAKE. April 9, 1873.

EDEN LAKE, April 8, 1873.
EDIroR JouRNAL.-Yours received. The
farmers in this town have, thus fer, raised
nothing but Scotch Fife, 90 that I have no
means Of comparing that variety with tho
Odessa. A few will try tho Odessa this
yesr. Our average yield Of Fife last year
Was about % bushels some fields went ~
high - 30 bushels. Considerable winter
wheat il raised here.
The soil Is rich sandy loan, about
three feet deep, with clay subso,l.
D. J. HANSoox.
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"A Wilcox l. Gibbs Sewing Machine,
entirely new, will be sold at bargain, and
ON time. Inquire ct this Office.
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lhroarAsr PaoJsor.-A project d On
foot which is Of grsa. importance % 81
Cloud Il involves the turainS Of the Va
ter from Sank River into one Of the two
ravinss which raa through this city. An
immense power COULD be obtained, Il .
comparatively slight ee't. The plan Is 4
perfectly feasible ons, aud the matter is in
good hands. A survvy will be made In .
short time, ..>~.-,' >'s>e,-. %..
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FOR SALE.

DR.. Atkins offers for sale . lot Of plain
furniture, three psrlor stoves, cook stove,
sewing machine, Doty's clothes washer,
Reliance wringer, feather pillows, crookery
and other household goods. Also, buggy,
cutter, male and side saddles, buffalo robe
and ovsrooat, single and double harnesses,
etc. Also, . gentle saddle and driving
horse.
Az I am about to leave st.. Cloud, and
desire to adjust my pros and cons before
leaving, oil persons owing mo will please
settle st once.
A., F.H. ATKINS.
Office and resideuoe on WsshinRten Avenue
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Goods At less than cost, At Smiths
grocery. ..
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Mice cheese and butter can be had at
Curtis grocery store. ~. 49,.
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Il sAux. April s, 1878.

EplroE JouanAI.-In reply T. your in
quiries, would state that In 1871 i sovsd
10 bushels and psoks Of Odsssa wheat
on ~ sores Of ground, being tribe over
bushel 70 the asrs; just beside it, and at
tho same time, Isowsd ten acres, Of the
tho same kind Of ground and broken At
tho same time, with Scotch Fife, CIV
irg nearly : bushel and a.half Of seed 70
tho acre. The Odessa yielded four bushels
more to the acre than did the Fife. Last
year, under similar circumstances. I got
dve bushels more per sore Of Odessa than
Of Scotch Fife. The former variety will
outweigh the latter: will sow this year
nothing but Odessa, and some Of my neigh.
bors will do the same. :
Ny wife says the Aesr from Odessa
"nixss" like aour made fron winter wheat
In 0noadsso county, New Yerk-eur old
home. It does net make quite ~ white
bread. although the difference 10 triaing'
[ understand that tho Fife will take about
81 pounds more Of water, to the barrel. In
mixing than will the Odessa, AID IL there
fore moro profitable to bakers.
The soil in this town il . black, sandy
loau,, from one to four feet deep, with 4
sandy subsoil 8. G. JOHNSON.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

Good Tom and Jerry can be had At
Frank Davis.
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"A lot Of nice pickles for sale cheap at
Huber & Benson'i. Call and get some.
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The best Anoks shingles, made by the
St. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale At
Tenvoorde's
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Tho youngstsr from "Bostins" does
not like THs Journals giving publicity
to his little piece Of revolver brsvado last
week, and Immediately proceeds TO waste
his pstrimony in publishing cards in tho
other papers. The lad will undoubtedly, II
he lives, grow older, and it is barely posi-
bio that, with increase Of years, hs may
have increase of sense.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

In tho Supreme Court on Friday, the
case Of Edwin n. Wright, Administrator OF
the estate Of Abner W. Libby, respondent,
70. Asa Libby appellant, Was dismisse d
and judgement rendered for respondent.
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-Pomsroy, DeCostsr 4 CLARK, 101 Jack
son 1t !, st. Paul, ore selling oil kinds Of
fne furniture Ut reasonable prices. Call.
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There are now over one hundred and
eighty oranges Of the patrons Of Husband
~ in Minnesota, with . Membership o,
about seven thousand. Stearns county
has four oranges.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

REMOVAL OF THE METHODIST CHURCH.
On Tuesday the work Of tearing down the
Methodist Church, located in lower town,
Was begun. 1t is to he re- built above the
ravine, on the lot where the old jail stood
"a beautiful location for . church. The
new building will be s2x56 e feet narrow
Or and feet longer than the old church)
and will be Of tho gothic style, with corner
towers. The entrance will be through the
main eorner-towsr. To the right Of the
main entrance room 1926 feet will be
partitionsd Of for social meetings. This
will open into the main room by folding
doors, to be used if necessity should re-
quirs. On The main tower will DO steeple
fifty feet high. The building will be heat
ID from the basement. The work Is being
done under tho supervision Of Rev. Mr..
Copp, the architect. It 10 intended that
the new church will DO ready for oocu-
pancy In about three months. The ssti-
mated cost Of change, including the price
Of the lot, 10 $4,000. When completed it
will be very handsome church, . decided
credit TO ito congregation and to tho town.
Until their own church is ready, the
Methodists will worship with the Prssby-
terisns-Rev. Mr.. Campbell and Rev. Mr..
Lswton occupying the pulpit alternately,
morning and evening.
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Ham and eggs At Boyd's.

III you want good horse-sh oeing, 60 to
Scott g. Rsthbun's.
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The Buckeye foroe.feed seeder is for
sale by Grovenor
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See notice OF sale Of oondsmned GOV
ernnent goods 1t Fort Smelling.
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OhAVAN0 IAhAs ae0Eu AIOM MT. II.
D. Woodmansee. the obligiug lessee of the
St. Cloud Driving Park, that he expects to
open the track about the first Of May. He
has . aumber of horses there in training
including ''selkirk," ''Red jacket" and
NJ. J. r. Bennett's promising colt. "Geo
Camden" N Anoka horse, will he here in
June; also, ''Nellie' owned by G. Wood
bury. Of Anoka. Mr.. Parker, the owner
Of "Farmer Boy" has challenged Mr..
Dunn, owner Of "selkirk," for a trot' for
any sum from $3.50 to $1,000.
THs R1vEH.-The ice has gone out n
tho mouth Of Sank River. The Mississippi
here has risen considerably. and tho water
10 over the ice, which still remains, al
Though channels have been worn in it in
number Of places. Ferry. boats are CROSS
ing at Monticello.
On Tuesday the waste gates in the
dam at McClure's mill, at Sank Centre,
were opened to let out tho surplus water,
aud the result is that tho water has raised
in the pond at hsywsrd's mill, on Sauk
river, two miles from this city, to such .
stage that yesterday afternoon it had made
bad break in the bank on the west side
Of tho river.
The break is in tho bank, near tho old
brush dam, and is about thirty feet wide
The water has gone down, and tho break
was no worse at noon to-day than it was
last evening. A large force Of men are
At work repairing the damage.
| POLICE CoURT.-Justice Barnes has
been holding little soirees about every day
during the past week. Those who indulg-
ed in jigs and paid the fiddler were:
Saturday, John Schwartz for assault
and battery on N. streitz fined SIS and
costs.
Monday-John Oleson. drunk, was dis
charged on payment Of costs.
Jack Robinson, drunker, was fined 81
and costs.
Neutrality-suspicious. LETTERS, drunk, WAS
fined So and costs, but having given his
last dime for gin, was sent up for ten days
James O'Neil, q confirmed loafer and
already we'll known at the Justices Office,
was fined SIS and costs, but being strapped
was given two weeks at the city expense
UPHILL BUs1NEss.-The st. Paul pa
pers state that Mr.. J. J. Green, formerly
Of the Times, Of this city, is about to start
q new paper at Le sueur for the purpos
Of crushing out the Courier, which certai,
ring of politicians have found TO be TOO in
dependent for them to control. As. boil
papers are Democratic, we have no politi
, cal interest in the matter yet We venture
, to predict that the new sheet will have it
hands full" This crushing out of establish
ed newspapers has generally proved to b.
q very long and decidedly expensive ope
ration, and most who undertake it becom
very tired of the job before it is nesrl,
completed. An independent, fearless, con
sistent paper is pretty certain to reoeiv
the continued support of the people. W
have no fear but that Mr.. Prendergast vii
o flourish with his Courier about as we'll .
4 he did before.
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The stages Lett here Oh runnsrs On thu
18th day OF November, and started on
wheels sgsin on last Thursday-msking
III days Of continuous sleighing. Moth
ing very poor about that.
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3 lbs nice "a" sugar for one dollar.
RuasrLL.
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RuasRLL'9.

-Cranberr,es by the quart, peck or bar
rel at Huber l. Benson's.
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III say, apples, whore are you going
with that man ~
''Trying to get home, but West gives
moro for one dollar than I like to carry.
Am going right back to toll West to send
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lou W6nt IlttIo ulSns c0rn Suu cuu
orusher. 0rovenor hes them.
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One morning last week large timber
wolf was seen by Mr.. Woodmsnses on the
track Of tho Driving Park. He managed
to get shot 1t it, knocking it over, but
il finally got into the brush near by and
escaped. This WAS the first race Of the
season on the track. Wolves in this vi.
entity are not an every day affair,
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Calvin F. How, of New York recently
paid over S., $40 in taxes on lands lying in
S.earns and Pope counties. High is that
for UoW.-NonticelLo Times.
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-Fresh hgs, oranges and lemons o.
Beyd's. ~>-~..~4 ,,,-s~,,-.. :: -,~,r-~~ <
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The Chicago Intsr- Ocean very correct
~ remarks: "Stearns County, Minnesota,
Is out Of debt and has surplus assets to the
amount Of $54, 100. co."
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Habitat fms and picked salmon ct
Boyd's.
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The firm Of Hubbard, Raymond & Al
lon, has been changed to Raymond & Al
len. The firm has stores .. Brainerd and
Glyndop, and will establish another this
spring at tho N. P. R. R. crossing Of the
Missouri river. Mr.. Allen, formerly Of
this city, will have his headquarters It
Glyndon. 1t is . live, pushing firm.
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j. -For cheap groceries 60 to Huber L
Bsssea's,
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MIR. G. G. Rowland writes from L.
nora, Fillmore county, where no has been
living for several years, 10 renew his sub
scription to TIE JOURNAL, and says that
he intends soon making his home at Pay
nesvills, in this county, ss be likes North
ern Minnesota much better than the south
srn part Of the STATE.
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y "A brute Of husband named Fish. l;v.
Ing on Warrington avenue, needs attention.
We have it on tho best authority that he
abuses and msltrests his wife in an out
rsgeous manner, leaving her black and
blue from bis blows.
Another case Of ill-treatmsnt on Rich
nond avenue bids fair to bring about d.
voree suit. I
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Tho plsee 70 buy cheap i y Young 8
Bradeord's, T. - - :. HI
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SEQ sdve, tisemept, "County Fair"
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Corn beef and cabbage At Boyd's.
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For cheap goods, 90 to Smiths gro.
cery.
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8 lbs. "a" sugar,
IL I" dried peaches,
Is " dried apples.
20 soap,
And dress for tho girl.
All will only osst me Five Dollars, and
tho goods arc worth Eight. Come, and 80
with me West will send the goods to your
door"
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WAR commenced in earnest, and will
be wsged 70 tho bitter end Call st Smiths
grocery. 49,: .~- .ss,:.
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For cheap groceries, 80 to Huber 4
BensVn's. III
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But four $40 licenses have thus fer
been taken on: under the new law-two in
Sauk Centre and two in this city. But
many others have applied, and doubtless
all dealers in liquors will take out license
- soon % tho proper blanks are received.
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Mr.. G. L. Holmes Of Michigan, IN ex-
perienesd fruit-growsr, has located here
with the intention Of starting . nursery.
Such IN enterprise will receive,
Is it should, . large patronage from the
people Of Northern Minnssets.
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Russell sells q ehs.p q the oheapes
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UxzsS soHooI.- The Spring Term Of
the Union School opened on Monday, with
tho following attendance
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Mr.. T. steiabure has lessed tho build

MI. T. Steinburg has leased tho build
ing At present occupied BY Young & Brad"
ford, and will TT It up in firss.elsss style
for . restaurant. Mr.. 8. never dses any,
thing except In No. / style.
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IL you want to see a
lively time, just call at
II. 5tetnburE's, between
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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On Tuesday evening dons ton for
the benefit Of Rev. Mir. LeWten, pastor
Of the NJ. E. Church, will bs held at DR..
Marlatt's. All are invited.
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BARNARD & CLARK,
Furniture Manufacturers
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.

The subscribers beg leave to announce to
their many patrons AMI friends that their
Jew Factory is row in operation and tha
.hev ara prepared to fill all orders for
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

The best groceries ct
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MIR. John Whitford, who had the sight
gouged out Of one eye 1t Cold Springs, on
the Goth ult. by Reuben Hsrsohman. Is re-
lated in last weeks issue, WAS in town yes
terdsy and had = warrant issued for
Hsrschmsn's arrest. The Sheriff started in
the afternoon for his man. Tho law pro-
vides from one to i've years in tho State
Penitentiary for an offense of this kind.
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AGENTS WANTED
For the GREAT sEssAr1ox Of hygisais htsrs-
ture, OUR DIGESTION ; or,
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