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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15
SALE or
OBSOLETE + UNSERVICElBLE ORR.
NANCE 4 ORDNANCE STORES.
US. ORDNANCE AGENCY
CoRNER OF Houston AND GlxlNR Sr1xr-.
Entrance on Greene Street, Up O. Box Isi1,
NEW YORK, April II. 1873,

q; 5. ORDNANCE AGENCY,
vo.NN OF HOUSTON AID aax1NE srRxE1s,
Entrance on Greene Street, (P O. Box lSi1)f
NEW YORK, April II, 1873.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will ts received At
this ONCE, for the purchase Of Ordnance and ord
nance stores. embracing Cannoa, Snail Arm
Leather Work. Lead, &C. at the various Arssn.ls'
Forts, and Depots, in the Omitted sta,sa
day, the2sth day OF May, 1879 for stores ioc.t !.
Posts in the following named states to vit CO..
necticut Delaware. Indiana, Illinois. Maine. Msry-
shire, New Jer.ey, New York, Ohio. Psnn.vi1.niP
Rhode Island, Virginia, and the District Of CoIum
ba. ''A'
Bids yin b. opened a: T. O'Clock NJ .. rhs..a.y
Posts in the following named States and Tsr,'.o-;
to wit: Alabama. California, fiorid.. Gsosess
Kop,s o:,!ai
IONA, Colorado. Dakota, Idah, ,. Indian, Noo.ans.
New Mexico Washington and Wyoming.
For list Of stores IN detail. location. terms, &c.
at the Ordnance ONCE, War Department. x ashi.sa
ton ct this agency, or 1T any Of the Irse.si.
or DePots, and Commanding oncsrs Of Other posts
.tn.s a' no On Information vhsk
The Department reserves the right - rsisct IN
pos which are not deemed sasisf.ctoey. Prior 10
% sSs o. Any bid will have b.
Terms Cash. Ten per cent At the;t,,,. AZ a..
award, and the remainder when the pronertv :. ~
nversd Thirty days will DO sll,ved Tor rs2sv,i OF
to he M boxes wi be charged At pr.css
badde:s VIII state explicitly the Psss vAs,. IT,
sH s; sse located which they bid for, and Vii 1,
1s1i1 sna 21sati;s they propose parchsss
where stored. wv P"~
Proposals will BE- addressed 10 the o. 8. e,Fdn.,e>
Agency. n. T., o Bax 1917 aud should b In
serviceabls Ordnance and Ordnance sto,s !. IN ~
tue names OF the Arsenais, Fotts or D<psts ~
stored, and the nance Of States o. Tesrtto,iaa n
xn'ca the stores proposed to b. purchased an kss
By authority oftAs CAisf Of ordna>ea
&. CRlSPkN, Beevet. Col. U,s.A..
"'~S> Major Il oednase~,
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]. DIED.

2 HI =
We fsgTst 10 announce the death Of
Mrs.. Amanda, wife Of NJ. A. ". Bush,
which occurred last night, after an illnsss
of only . few days. The disssss was inaam-
nation Of the bowels. Mr.. Bush 1as
highly sstssnsd by many friends. Her
sgs was thirty three years. Mr.. Bush has
the sincere sympathy Of the community in
his severe sfliction. He will start east
with the remains tomorrow morning.
AT Andover Centre, April 26. Of chronic
disease Of the kidneys, BsAJAxIH PIcKsTT,
u. the ADVANCED egs' OF seventy seven
years, nine months, and four days.
The subject Of tho above notice va born
In sandlsasld, Mass, July 22d, 1906, and
smigrsssd IN 1919, into the wsstsra part
Of Pennsylvania, . journey Of six weeks
with Ok teams, q that time. He was mar
ried 70 Lydia O.. Birohsrd, January 9th,
1921, ct Rockdsle, Crawford county, Pc,
and the same year, moved into Andovsr,
Ohio, which Was then . dense wilderness,
and they doubtless encountered many pri-
vations and hardships incident to pioneer
life. His family consisted Of four sons
and four daughters. B. B. Pickett, Esq.,,
the eldest son was born in 1922. Three
sons and one daughter survive, located %
follows: B. B. Pickett Atty. ct law, Mead
vile Pa. tho Rev. Joseph. W. Pickett, Dss
Moines Iowa, Superintendent Of Home Mis-
SONS for the Congregational churches in
that state Cyrus Pickett, Pastor Of tho
Congregational church 1t st. Cloud, MIMI;
Honorah A. Pickett, married to the Hon.
J. W. PHILIPPE, Of Lebanon, Tenn. All Of
the surviving children were present to 40"
company their widowed mother, and fol-
low the remains to the grave in Andever
cemetery. Or. tho burial case wss beau
tiful cross, prepared by his children. Of
vines, myrtle, and wild flowers from tho
homestead which his hand had rescued
from the wilderness and beautiied. The
deceased WAS descendant Of the Pilgrim
Fathers Of New England. He was forward
in oil public enterprises. ready and willing
to sacrifice both his time and msney for
the public good. His strict integrity WAS
= maxim among oil who knew him, and in
all business transactions his word was as
good - his bond. He lived . consistent
member Of the Congregational church in
Andover for about fiftv warn. Al firm
were bis convictions, when fully establish
ed, - to almest appear apart Of his life
and nature. He departed in full assurance
Of the Orthodox faith, and has gone to
reap tho Christians rswsrd.-Ashtabula
10Y Sentinel.
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To buy nicely furnished house and three
lots IN enc Of tho best locations in Saint
Cloud. We'll, cistern, barn, hensry, orns-
mental trees, shrubs, with grapes, ourrants,
apples, strawberries, raspbsrries in bear
Ing, House with seven rooms besides
wash room and closets. Completely fur
ished-beds, lounges, chairs, three stoves,
bureaus l. every room but cook room ear
petsd. Win sell the asole together Or In
lots to suit. For the next few days will be
offered 1t : bargain. Terms easy.
Apply on the premises or address
T.. 0. E. GARRISON,
- - .s.5 ss7@ u St. Cloud, MINI.
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TIN MIDNIGHT HoRRoR-CRoup lis ia
stantly and effectually layed by giving DR..
Rsnsom's Hive Syrup and Tolu or Honey
Syrup. The lives of many suffering child
rem have been saved by administering this
valuable remedy in attacks Of Group. All
families where there are children should
keep it in tho house. Price only Is cents.
DE-. M1LLER's MAGNETIC BALM. Does il
contain electricity !! 1t cures as if by mag
uetio influence Neuralgia and oil pain, and
il therefore being properly called Magnetic
Balm.
See advertisement in this nAner
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MORG GOODS COMING.

On account Of tho heavy sales at Nook
enhsupt's establlshmsnts" he has been
obliged to order another large and COM
plete stock Of goods. to be sold at prices
that can not be beaten under any circum.
stances. Call Immediately and DO con-
vinced of the fact.
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TO EVERYBODY.

In superior quality Of goods and in low
ness Of prices, Joseph Edelbrook's stock
offers unequsled inducements. Staple
dry doods, stylish dress goods, clothing,
boots and shoes [at cost, groceries, TO-.
arc to bs found in large quantities, and I'll
Of tho best. His prices are ~ low - the
lowest. Give him call.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS are invited, until May
I 26tb. tor the building Of STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL, 1t St Cloud. Gen.
ersl plans may DO seen at tho Office Of
A. NJ Rsdclif, Architect, st. Paul, alter
the tirst Of May, and full specifications af.
ter the Afteenth. Duplicates will also be
eeen, at same time, 1t the Office Of Mr.. j..
G. Smith, st. Cloud.
6. Y. MONSTERS,
President State Normal School Board.
apr24-4w
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TH1 INV NolxA1 scHool.-Mr. A. NJ.

Tn INV NORMAL scHooL.-Mr. A. NJ.
Rsdcliff, Architect, Of st. Paul, was in the
city on Tuesday with the plans and speci6oa-
lions for the now Normal School building
st this place, which were submitted to Mr..
J. g. Smith and Prof. Moore, Of the build
ing committee. Our readers will doubtless
be interested in some Of tho more import
ant details. The building will be 98x84
feet 81 feet high, from the grade to the
roof q msnsard), and Is feet to the top Of
the tower. It will face tho west. In the
basement will be two large plsy-rooms,
for winter; and the heating apparatus will
be in the basement.
On the first floor will be one model room,
40xl8; one practice teaching room, 20x28 ;
one normal class room, 20x2s; one up
psrstus room, 2ox2s one library room,
2Ox28; one reception room 1928; two
normal cloak rooms, 1920 each and two
model cloak rooms, 9xlS each. A corridor.
98xl2 feet, runs from north to south, and
at either end are the stairs to the second
floor. There is cross corridor, 65x12.
The ceilings On this floor are IA feet high,
There arc four entrances. On the rear is q
porch 81 feet long.
On the second fsor is the normal room,
50x653 feet. This room 10 Of the same size
~ in the original plans. There are four class
rooms, TIVE on each side, 2ox2s feet each.
The ceilings On this floor are l54 feet
high.
The third aoor, in tho msnssrd roof
where there is 12.foot ceiling, will b.
left unfinished for tho present. It can b.
arranged into rooms At any time thu
wants Of the school may require.
In each room will bs crate fireplace,
and in the normal room four, for vsntils-
ton. Cosl will be burned IN these erstss
In addition, there will DO six ventilssins
shafts. The building will be heated by
furnaces.
The foundation Of the building, which il
Of granite, is already completed. Tn.
superstruoture will be of brick. The bid.
will be opened on the 25th inst. The build.
ing is to be enclosed this year, to be plas.
tered early next spring, and to be com.
pleted on or before August LIST, 1874. Il
will be one OF the abandonment buildings in
the State. an honor to the people of Min,
nesota and credit TO st. Cloud. It will e..
tso'lsh this city as the educational center
Of Northern Minnesota,
Maple sugar and syrup II Bovd,1 .
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ANOTHER BLOW !
Closing Out Of Boots and Shoes Away
Below Cost!

IL. W. Tenvoorde, don't sell good goods
below cost, but do sell goods little less
than do any Of those who arc making 80
much fuss about it. I mean to close out my
entire stock Of boots and shoes, and don't
intend to keep any more hereafter. There
fore, come and give mo call.
]. W. TENVOORDE.
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A BOOK FOX EVERY MAN.

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This work IL indeed q book for every man.
Thousands have been taught by this work the true
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CHURCH DlHECT TORY.

CoxalIoArIoNAL.-(Church south Of Rayine bridget
Services every sunday vt lO y. m. and pm. sun
day school aI II O'Clock. Prayer meeting Ut tho
church on Wednesday evenings at I O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastsr. residence, corner Of Wells
avenue aud Lake street.
P1EssxTxRIAs.-(Church on Richmond avenue,
Services evsrv Sabbath Vt iv1S H. m. and u p. H.
and prayer meekinx NJ ~ o'clock. Psws tree and
strangers invited. Rev. E.V. Campbell, Pastor.
ElucorAL-(st. Johns Church, In lower town.
Services every sabbath at lo4 ~ m. and ~ p. N.
lrloASs at 7 O'Clock. Rev. >. I. Chambers, Rector
kMs1Aop1sr- in lower town. Services every
Sunday lO1s a. n, aud u Pm. Sunday school ut
ga \. Rev. }. I. Lewton. Pastor.
CA1Houc-(Churoh Of Immaculate Conception,
st. Gern.n slrest). Pastor. Rev. Benedict haiadl.
D. 8. h.; Assistant, Rev. BOniiacs Null, o. .. Il SER
vices: Week dAys ut y. H.; Sundays, First Mass,
~ ~ M, High mass and sermon ~ 10 u. NJ, Ves-
pers At p. M. instruction ut p. m.
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We have just received from tho pub
ishers, Messrs. D. D. Merrill l. Co.. St.
Paul, copy Of new Sectional Map OF
Minnesota, and the western portion Of
Wisconsin. This is new map, carefully
prepared by Mr.. J. =. sewall, competent
Civil Engineer, and contains all the latest
surveys, and full description Of tho topogrs-
ply Of the country, road, towns, rivers,
railroads, 80. It is just the map for busi-
ness men, those seeking home, or any
ono interested in travel or Investments.
It is beautifully oolored and folded in Gov
ers for carrying in the pocket. Price 81 .2s
per copy. Sent BY mail on receipt Of
price.
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See advertisement in this paper.

Music GIVEN AwAY.-We will order
Peters Aus.ea Monthly to be sent for one
year to any one who will send as Eve sub
scribers to our paper At So. each. Think
oft! You can get at least sixty beautiful
songs, duets. and choruses, AID from fifty
to sixty piano pieces, worth at least $40,
by sending Eve Subscribers to TIE JOUR-
NAL.
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CastOriA IL more than q substitute for Castol
Oil. 1t IL tho only safe article In existence which l.
certain to assimiate the food regulate tho bowels
cure wiRd-colic and produce natural sleep. It CON
talns neither minerals, morphine nor alcohol, and
pleasant to take Children need not cry and mother
may rest. janSG6m
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The ssuk Centre Herald says the plans
have been received for tho new Touring
mill to be erected at that place, and the
contract for the stone and brick has been
let to ". H. Colvert. Workmen have be-
gun sxeayatipg for the foundstions. The
mill will BE- large enough for six run o.
stone, ..... ..-:.1 I'll. i: ~. ..:7
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Mr.. Howard, Of Clearwater, brought
to the city On Saturday, and sold to
nessrs. Coates & Freeman, two four-year
old steers which weighed about $500
pounds. As may be judged from this,
they were no ordinary cattle. Mr.. Howard,
who is quite successful stock raiser, be-
lieves in good blood. And, by tho way,
Messrs. Cross & Coates have tho oelebrst.
ed ''De6snce," from Col. Kings stock, and
offer farmers m opportunity for improving
tho quality Of their cattle. There i,
money in doing so. Il sosts little or &c
more to raise 6rst-olass than q second.
class animal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for 9oung Men from, the effects of
errors and abuses In early life Manhood restored.
AmPedimen@ to Marriage removed. New method of
treatment: New and remarkable remedies. Rsoks
ana Circulars sent FREQ. IN scaled envelopes. Ad-
1ress Howard Association, No. South Ninth street.
fhiadephte, PAGAN institution having high rep-
Qtxton Tor honorable conduct and professional xiii
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FOR SALE.

y DR.. A. T. Uphsm offers his Household
goods for sale very low. for one week. Al
20. horse and buggy. Atprivsts sale.
1t 10 an acknowledged fact that West
10 selling goods cheaper than any store in
the State. He gives
II lbs good coffee for $500.
81 lbs good "a" sugar for $500.
l6 lbs dried apples for $1.0O.
Aud oil other goods ct prices that will
give satisfaction.
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SALE OF FURNITURE.

The undersfgnd offers, at private sale,
his entire lot of household goods, furniture,
&c. A rare chance for bargains. Call 1t
enoe. A. W. BUSH.
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COUNTY FAIR.

PROPOSALS will be recei ed by the ua
L aersigned until June Ia. from the Diff
ierent towns in Stearns Qounty, for hold
Ing tho Third Annual lsir Of the Stesrns
County Agricultural Society.
P. LAMB, Secretary.
st. Cloud. April BIB. >s7s. aplQ:sd.
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IF you want to see a
lively time, just call at
II. 5teinburR's, between
10 and Ill O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
clu rates Of Tn JOURNAL:
copies, $l.75 each.
8 .s 1,6O 90
TOWN AND Rad BLANKS

We are prepared to supply Town officers
with all kinds Of town and road blanks,
printed TO correspond with the latest laws
Of tho Legislature. Send in your orders.
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Notice is hereby given that from this
date tho gate to the cemetery will be lock-
cd. Those wishing to drive into the grounds
will find the key with the Aotusry, s. Mar
1akk
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There is talk Of hook and ladder
company. Mayor Boyd suggests, in his
message, that the enterprise be suitably
encouraged by the city authorities.
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"A crew Of thirty or forty men are 1t
work on J. Z. Hayward's new dam across
Sank river. The work 10 being done under
The supervision Of Mr.. G. NJ. Estsbrook &
Son. Of Saltwater.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

As am compelled to make some change
in business during tho coming season, l
will sell or rent my dwelling house on
Wells avenue.
nnn~v~nn
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Tho cornerstone Of the new Catholic
church At st. Augusta, will Be laid on
next Sunday. Bishop Grace will be pres
ent, and large delegations win 60 from this
place, st. 10. Richmond, Cold Springs and
other towns in the county. The church
will be very largo one, and will be built
Of stone.
We saw yesterday an unusually we'll
finished job Of work. saw swedge made
BY Mr.. I. M. Noyes for use in BridgmAn's
mill. Mr.. Noyes 10 . skilled workman in
iron or steel.
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Prairie fires have burned many Of the
ties left along the line Of the Brainerd
Branch. The pile driver near Belle Prsi.
RE has also been burned, but that would
appear to have been the work Of some
malicious person.
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More than half Of last years crop Of
wheat in Stearns county is still in the
hands Of the farmers. 80 We are told.
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LADIES do not buy : shawl without
first going to 'Edelbroek's. > Largest assert
ment, best qualities, ,sand: lowest prices
thore. s.- I:
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"A few days ago boy named Adam
Elements, whose parents live about Two
miles from st. Cloud, broke his back by .
fall, and died soon Afterwards. His 70.
mains were buried on Monday.
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Street Commissioner Derr 10 repairing
the sidewalks and crossings. and cleaning
up the streets generally.
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On Tuesday MIR. F. H. Dams little boy
fell from the scaffo lding of the Methodist
Church, fortunately escaping with few
slight bruises.
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We sre indebted to DR.. Schulten for .
nice lot Of pigeons. The DR.. handles gun
% we'll as he does mortar. and pestle.
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<Do not failso 80 to 'Grovsror's and
@ the Little Giant corn and cob erusher.
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TO any one paying US $3.50, We will
send the Western Rural, the popular and
excellent Rural and Family Weekly of the
West, for one year, and credit one years
subscription paid to our own paper. The
Western Rurul, alone. is $3.50 per year,
and every family in tho West ought to
have it,
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PlasoaA1 Col. g. ,. Kerr. ofs.. Paul.
came up % Saturday 10 charge Il Chief Of
Police Mollrsth, Of that city. The Colo.
mel Was allowed full liberty while here, and
to do pretty much ~ no pleased.
Mr.. T. Pareher, Of Clearwater, WAS In
town on Monday.
Mr.. &c. earns is At present In Ban Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Geo. W. Benedict. editor Of the Sank
Rapids Stnsins1. bsansd In upon u yes,er-
day afternoon.
MIR. Fred. Smithssn, Chairman Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of Kanaiyohi county.
is in the e,ty. He 10 one Of the largest and
most sueosssfal farmers and stoek-rsisers
in this part Of the State. =.
Mr.. John B. Inman II now at Hobart, on
tho N. P. r. r., keeping books and clerk
ing for R. L. Fra.ss, and IL doing we'll
Miss Barrett has decided to remain a.
one Of the teachers IN the Normal School.
Mr.. E. G. Bennett, Of Maine Prairie, 10
IN town to-day.
Alr. G. W. West, an old-time employee
in Tn JOURNAL Office, but who IL now
building mill on the east side Of the river,
is looking around town to-day.
DR.. Tioknor, of Anoka, is in the city.
Judge Hamlin returned home to-day
from trip to Pennsylvania.
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Mr.. John Mcleod, Of Alexandra, has
eased the railroad house At Melrose, and
will take possession the first Of June.
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MARKETS.
ST. CLOUD, May Is, 1873:
: Wheat has declined ono cent since last
week. To-day's prices are

week. Io-oay's prices are
NO. ........................... I'll OIL
NO. ..''''.'''......... ~
No. 3..."..."............".. 81
Oats-22c to 25c
Corn S5e for new.
Flour-xXXX $5.50ae. 90; Xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.o0a4.60 per barrel
Feed-$1.ooa1.1o per owt.
Cornmsal-$1.l5.
Shorts-75c.
Bran-$ss1o per ton; 500 per ewt.
Eggs-Pleaty at 10sl24c.
Butter ranges from Is to 25o,
Potatoes-25a4oc.
Green apples $3.50 1915 per barrel
100 per peck.
cranberries, $1.5o.2.5o per bush.l IS
per quart.
Onions-$1. GOAL 80 per bushel. Scarce.
Honey-25a30c per pound.
Maple sugar-15a2oc.
Csbbsge-$6s$lO per hundred.
Beans, $l.eoa$1.75 per bushel.
Cheese-15a2oo per pound.
Hsy-$6. 50a7.50 per ton.
Wool-Unwashed, ssa35c; washed. 6oa
65c.
Country hams-loa123c per lb.
Sugar cured hams-15o zoo.
Wood-$4.0Oa5 90 per cord.
Beef-On foot, So to 4c; retailing. 6a12ac
per pound.
Vssl-7ssc dressed; retailing, 1oal23o
per pound.
Mutton-en foot, sa4c retailing 10a123o
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed; retailing, 10al2}c
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Turkeys-l4a18o per ID.
Chickeas-ssl23c per lb.
Geese-sa124o per III.
m11wAuKHE, May IA.
Wheat-S1 Al for No. l.
Oats-883o.
Corn-4lo.
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Drop In at Jerry Debnenwaldps,

If you want good horse-shesing, 80 to
Scott 4 Rathbun's.
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Nothing has, ss yet, been heard from
MI. VanLoon's son, who disappeared 50
mystsriously shout four weeks ago. The
painful fact forces itself home that he has
met with his death in some way, either BY
accident or foul play,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15
RARE CHANCE

Frank Davis still keeps tho best liquors
and cigars in town. Give him q call.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-05-15

Wheat is coming in much more freely
and the quality is generally very good
No damaged wheat has been offered, that
we have heard Of. There arc now aoous
1000 bushels IN tho elevator, but tho larger
proportion IL stored in town by different
parties.