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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

The great "railroad case,'' which
is soon to be submitted before Judge
Dillon at Davenport, Iowa, is liable to
have important results. 1t is stated
on good authority, that if q receiver is
appointed, and = satisfactory conclusion
reached, DeGr.ff Il Co., will imme.
diatsly put Eve thousand men At work
On the northern sxtension Of the St.
Paul and Pacific read, and proceed
without intermiseion until tho work ID
completely finished. All they require
is responsible authority for "going
ahead, J" and they will proceed to do 50
with their usual enterprise and energy.
st. Paul. Pfess.
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In the August Adant,c Parton
tells how we'll Jefferson succeeded in IL.
Illustrating aThe Art Of being Presi.
dent" Robert Dale Owen gives some
Of the best chapters Of his autobiogra.
ply yet published. "Oontempor.ry
Art in Europe" in an article Of value
by W. F. Hoppiu. Henry James fur.
nishes two papers, "Roman Rides and
"Modern Diabolism." The install.
ments Of the serials are entertaining.
Oliver Wendell Holmes, Thomas B.
Aldrieh and others furnish tho poetry
Of tho number: James NJ. Osgood h
Co., publishers, Boston. ., ~+s>
Tho Eclectic for August contains
. fine portrait Of oul| great novelist,
Nathaniel Hawthorne. The opening
paper is . historical sketch Of "The
Jesuits and their expulsion from Ger-
many )" and this is followed by q sug.
gestive, critical paper on 'The Meaning
of Mr.. Teanysou's King Arthur )"
"Leotures on Darwin's Philosophy Of
language" by Prof. Max Muller ;
"Reoent Progress in Weather Kuowl-
edge )" "a Week OF Camp Life in In
dia;" "Primitive Society = 'The
Death Of MI. Mill )" "Amateur The.
ology: Mr.. Aruo]d's Literature and
Dogma = "Life in the Nineteenth
Century )" ''Te. Considered as Cause
Of National Decentralization )" tan
Englisbman in Vermont" etc. 'Too
Soon" is rapidly nearing its close. E.
r. Peltou, publisher, New York.
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THE MANITOBA PRIsONERs.

The decision of Judge MoKeagney
on the application for bail Of Fletcher,
Hoy, KeegaD, Bentley and Merriam
was read in court At Fort Gary on
Saturday. The first four were refused
bail, and Merriam was released On ~
900 bonds. This is On outrage on
American citizens which our govern
ment should never submit 70. The
prisoners are, At tho very worst, only
charged with attempting to commit a
crime, and ara clearly entitled to bail.
The Central Government, if it has any
regard for its own reputation, will
hasten to reverse the decision Of this
blockaead judge, and give these men
their liberty on furnishing good and
sufficient bonds for their appearance
at the next term Of court.
Mr.. Merriam was released on Mon.
day on bail. His bailsmen are Hon.
James Mckay and Andrew MoDer-
mott, the two wealthiest men in the
province. Hundreds Of men light
have been obtained as security for him.
Scarcely vas Merriam liberated before
he was captured by Mckenzie, who
has been acting as his counsel, for .
claim of Eve hundred dollars. Security
had to be given for the amount. The
public is. fearfully indignant at the
whole affair, and sympathy is entirely
with tho accused.
Senator Ramsey left St, Paul for
Washington on Monday evening, At the
solicitation of leading citizens Of Mime
apolis, and will do all in bis power to aid
the gentlemen now imprisoned at Fort
Garry. On Sunday evening, Gov. Aus.
tin left Tor Washington, for the purpose
of giving the Department of State all the
information in his possession in regard
to the prisoners.
Mayor Bracket returned to Miune-
apolis last evening from Manitoba.
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FIRES.

About ten O'Clock on Friday fore.
noon . fire broke out in Thomas plan.
ing mill in Baltimore, and quickly
spread to the three adjoining blocks.
Ten blocks were burned over, bounded
by Lexington, Howard, Mulberry and
Liberty streets. The fire was got I'M.
der control by two O'Clock in tho after.
noon. Most Of tho buildings destroy.
ed were dwelling houses. About q
dozen business houses were burned.
The loss is variously estimated at from
100000 to 100000 !; insurance
100000.
A fire At Portland, Maine, the Same
morning destroyed oar shops, cars, etc.,
belonging to the Grand Trunk road.
Loss 100000.
Norfolk, w., had . $50, 900 hrs on
Saturday.
A forest fire on Long Island burned
. tract about = mile in width from
Lakeland to Patohosus, whore its pro
gress was stayed. A number Of farms
and dwellings were destroyed. u A
small settlement near Patohogue, called
iEllenville, Was literally swept out o.
existence, every house in it being de-
etroYed.
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The Minneapolis Tribune makes the
following statement: ave are author.
lied to say that Gen. Washburne could
not now be induced to have the nomi.
nation transferred from Capt. Davis to
himself under any circumstances. The
standard bearer of the party could not
now be changed without fatal misap.
prehension even if done openly
and publicly for thepurpose Of
reoti6lng 4 mistake in the count.
Gen. Washburne int ends to
support the whole ticket, as it has been
announced, with his usual energy, and
he urges his friends not to permit one
iota Of their zeal to flag. He learned
his political principles in school where
the general good dominated private in.
tereat, and he is not likely to allow any
personal injury to cool bis ardor."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

Tho Poll Mall Gazette says that
"London is tho paradise of idlers. If
there had been . deliberate intention
Of enabling tho largest possible number
Of people to live without working, it
could not have been better arraoged.-
The doles At the doors Of converts,
which pauperised the pre-RefoFmatiou
era, were . trife compared with tho
gratuitous distribution of food At the
missions in various parts Of London.
The lspsed, demoralizsd multitude
which draggsd, down heatbea Rome
has been reproduced on . much larger
scale in Christian London. So il
must always be whom the great law Of
our naturs-that man should earn bid
bread BY the sweat Of his brow-il
suspended"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

"A telegram from Bangor, Me-,
states that on Saturday evening two
spans Of the bridge on the European
and North American Road between
Old Town and Milford, three hundred
feet long, were blown completely away
by tornado which swept over that
section Of the State. An engine and
tender, with five men, which was
crossing from Old Town, plunged into
the river. The engineer, Geo. Nc.
Clellan was drowned. The others e..
capped.
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"A severe wind storm passed over
Mason City, Mo-, Friday. The ma.
sonic temple was partially destroyed.
Several small houses were blown down,
and some stores and dwellings were
considerably injured. Mn. Collins and
oolorsd man wsre killed, Myers
Montgomery nsrtally and Judge Hon.
~ severely wounded, and several other
persons more or less hurt.
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MAINE PRAIRIE,
Exhlbition-0ood Crop Report.

MAINE PRAIRIE, July 9th, 1873.
ED1roR JouRxA1.-Ths long looked-for
exhibition, for tho benefit Of tho Methodist
church, came OF last Friday night. Tho
church was vol filed, about eighteen
dollars being taken in 1t the door. The ex-
hibihon was gotten up by Miss whiteman,
ably assisted by Miss Matte Wright, Miss
Hattie Wood and Miss Davis, all teachers
on the Prairie. The following was the
programme Of the evening:
Greeting, song by young ladies.
Sewing Circle, by nine ladies and two
gentlemen.
Little Cobweb, tableau, by Ada spauld-
ing.
Six wishes, recitation, by six little girls.
Lords Of Creation, song, by Miss Davis.
Natrimony, dialogue, by Misses steen,
Whiteman, Davis, Wright, Horace and
George Whitney and Gregory.
Woman's Rights, tableaux, by Miss Wood,
and Messrs. Nelson, Hamilton, steen,
Davis and spaulding:
Gypsy Warning, song and answer, by
Misses Wright and Whiteman, and Mr..
Gregory.
A Dutchnsa in trouble, BY Mr.. Noyss.
Song, by Mrs. J. Stanley.
Lady Clare, recitation, BY Matte Wright.
Song, by Miss Wood.
Petroleum, dialogue.
Walking Down Broadway, by Carrie
Haywood.
Speech, by Frank Haywood.
Between the plays, Miss Davis entertain
cd tho audience with music on tho dulci-
mer, and Fred Hamilton on the violin.
Everything went of pleasantly and Ill
were satisfied. Most Of tho pieces were
well acted.
We expect to organize Grange Of tho
Order Of Patrons Of Husbandry this week.
The farmers have nearly finished hsying
and some have begun to harvest. The
crops, a. . general thing, ars looking bet
tor than last year, although At one time
there was . prospect Of . light crop. +" -
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FARM FOR sALE.,

The undersigned will sell for cash on
easy terms Or will trade for property in
the vicinity Of st. Cloud, his farm in the
Town Of Avon. Il contains 184 acres 10
wall timbered.; has 10 .aerss under fence;
2 acres black. leap raspberries; ! sore cur.
rants, gooseberries, grapes, 30. ACRE Of
strsWberries-sl In good bearing condi-
ton. Also, 100 apple trees, plum and pear
trees and other Seeding trees. Good
dwelling house, stables, 80. Il oaly tive
miles from the railroad depot. II net
sold BY September 18th, It will be leased.
Inquire 81 or address sez& a:e ssS - =.
. ss@s..ss JOHN BRAKEFIELD, ,ses
july24-tf Avon P. O., Stesrns Co., MINI.
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BRIGHAM YOU'VE has been sued
by Ann Eliza Webb, his nineteenth
wife, who wants 100000 damages and
slimouy, pending suit Of an allowance
Of 81, 900 per month aud $4,000 for
counsel fees, Brighsm's righteous
soul is vexed with the prospect of more
Of these financial domestic difficulties.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

Having been appointed sole Agent for the
sale Of Dr.. Radoliff's Great Remedy,
SEVEN SEALS, OR GOLDEN WONDER,
manufactured by L. G. Kennedy 4 Co.,
Pittsburg Ps.s) No state to tho afflicted that
No have for sale . REMEDY WITHOUT A
RIVAL. It cures pain, almost instantly, Of
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and all other
pains, either inside or outside Of man,
woman or child. Wherever it has heen in
troduoed it has given universal satisfaction,
and certificates Of its wonderful curative ef-
fects are daily received. Our arrangements
are such that We are enabled to I'll orders
from all dealers in Proprietary Medicines
throughout stearns County, who wish to
engage in it, sale. We will also appoint
Sub Agents in every town in the County
who wish to canvass their respective towns,
to whom liberal inducements will be given.
All orders Or communications will re-
ceive prompt attention by addressing the
undersigned at Raymond P. O., stsarns
n8.8mo L. B.. RAYMOND.
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President Grants state carriage,
this summer, is : handsome "lsnd.u"
which opens and closes at will, and IL
lined with satin. The horses are light
bays. The servants wesr white Aan-
mel liveries. Altogether neat, taste.
ful and quiet establishment. " y
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

DE1RArr l. Co., Of St. Paul, have
entered suit against William Moorhead,
Of Philadelphia, for SAG, sol, claimed
rs due that firm for work done and ma.
terial furnished in the construction Of
the Brsinerd and ST: Vincent exteu.
sions Of the st. Paul l. Pacific Rail.
road MI. Noorhead is q member Of
the firm Of Jay Cooke Il Co.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

TIE Tsylor's Falls Reporter has
given way to the Taylor's Falls Jour-
nal, and Mr.. Ed. q. Folsom retires IN
favor Of Messrs. Walker l. Barlow,
who, having purchased the establish.
ment, issue the paper under its new
name. They start out with the evi.
dent purpose Of making the Journal
worthy Of its name, and We wish them
success.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

PROF. CONRAD ZENz1Us, of St.
Paul, fell from the railroad bridge at
Minneapolis into the Mississippi, on
Friday. The body was found on Sab
bath near Minnehahs. His fall from
the bridge, and The subsequent float
ing over the falls, had bruised and
nutilated tho lifeless body in . fright.
full manner. Thus, within . very few
weeks, has the St.. Paul Musical So.
eiety lost three Of its brightest MEM
bers.
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THE RAILROAD SUIT.

Tie hearing before Judge Dillon Of
the U. 8. Circuit Court in chambers at
Davenport, Iowa, on the application Of
Mr.. Willmar and others to have . re.
ceiver appointed for the st. Paul and
Pacific railroad, began on Tuesday.
Tho entire day was consumed BY Mr..
Bigelow, attorney for President Becker
and the railroad, Who replied to the
charges contained in the complaint.
The hearing will probably close to-day
or tomorrow.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

Tho New Albany (Ind.) Ledger
says that within the past six years
nineteen men have been lynched in
that vicinity, oil within the limit OF
five counties. Five of them were
hanged, at different times, upon the
same beech tree. 81. ~,
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"A little son Of A. j. Grover, Of
Minnsola Of Goodhue comfy, tried to
entsr district school house by raising
. window. The window fell upon his
neck, and, being unable to extrioate
himself, he hung there until he was
dead.
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"A student at veterinary college
being asked, off broken.winded horse
were brought to you to cure, what
would you advise 7" promptly replied,
"To sell him soon as possible"
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Andrew Nelson, of Lake Prairie,
is tho largest farmer in Nicollet county.
30 has $50 acres of land under fence,
and last year raised 1000 bushels of
grain. All this is the result Of hard
work and good management. 80:
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King OF tho Blood.

King OF tho Blood.
For Liver Complaint and Scrofuls. Case.
You doubtless remember recommending
your medicine, King Of the Blood, to my
self and wife, and that We took six bottles
on your advice. I can new ssy that what
I have Of health Is attributable to your
medicine. It cured my wife Of sorofuls,
and myself Of Liver Complaint. Send me
six bottles BY express. G. Cd. a. =
Yours truly, NJ. v. B. F1sHsR,
Petroleum Center, Pa.
Sec advertisement in another column.
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ORD1nAT1Oa AND DED1cArtos.

The ordination exercises Of Rev. v. E.
Stanley, as pastor over the Baptist Church
Of this city, will take place, in their: house
of worship, Thursday evening, July, 81st,
at 8 O'Clock. The dedication sermon for
their new chapel will be preached At the
same place and hour. All are cordially
invited to attend.
D. h. Ep1olR. Oh. Clerk
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TIE st. Paul Di.patch is reliably
informed that Gen. Cass has received
cable dispatch from the Amsterdam
banker, the financial headquarters Of
the st. Paul & Pacific railway com.
psny, that the result of the pending
litigation against the company will
have no influence on the completion of
the road to St. Vincent, and that the
money will be forthcoming in any
event, and in time to finish the road
before fail.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

= The project to form new State
ont Of Western Tennessee, Northern
Mississippi and Southern Kentucky
appears to be met with but little "a.
vOr. 5 7{e,s -. d M s.:sss7, s.
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"A Boston dispatch says the liabii.
ties Of H. J. Kimbsll, formerly Of
New England, Who failed some time
ago at Atlanta, Co., will amount to
$5,000,00O.
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II11PORTANT NOTICE.

b We are prepared TO fill orders for pamph-
let copies Of new edition Of the Township
Laws Of Minnesota. It includes the Town
ship Organization Act, the Town Board Of
Equalization Act, the New Road Law, the
laws regarding Partition Fence, Estrsys,
and Beasts doing Damage, the Chattel
Mortgage Acts and oil the kindred acts re-
lating to Townships OF the duties of Town
ship officers, enacted since the Revised
Statutes Of 1866. Price 80 icents. Sent
BY mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price. '&15tz i II F@ n
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Peter P. Biees, Of Rose township,
Ramsey county, WAS killed on W ednes.
day by being thrown from his Wagon,
his team running away. T.. - ,.r,.... !
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Wool receipts in Boston, Saturday,
domestic, l2,430 bales. There have
been no receipts Of foreign. wool. The
past has been Z most active week.
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=. The first car load Of new Illinois
spring wheat was received at Chicago,
Saturday, via the illinois Central Rail.
road. 80" ID. .~~ !
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"A New Hampshire paper speaks
of the "idiots who are climbing the
White Mountains to get a view of the
COWS pasturiug in the meadows be.
Ian,
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The Lake City Leader says A.. W.
Ditmars began cutting wheat on the
18th inst. ,..ry;. s~.s. y -. ..s....
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Col. Shaw, late OF the Merchants
Hotel, St. Paul, intends building ho-
tel at Minnehahs Falls. 4. ~, I'll.
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:. Receipts Of wheat ct San Fran.
Disco from the interior of California
continue light, although the crop Is Is
large 90 that Of last year. ....s.. > s..=.
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The saw mill of Houltons & Nick.
erson, at Elk River, is to be rebuilt
at once. @:1* tl.... 2 g.. =. .-. ..e.'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
Reported for TIA JOURNAL BY John Zapr
Esq.,, Register Of DECIDE.

Warranty Decd Transfers for Week
Ending July 81, 1873.
Alexander Moore and wife to Andreas p. Clement
for VII ofseparate lot in Sank Centre. $50
Matthias Waggoner and wife to Joseph DERRICK for
lot &c 10 and lot 16 sec 1s, town la, range 81
west. $500
Jonathan Summers and wife to Frank e. Layanseler
for seq swq and swQ seq 81, tow 12s, range 81
west. 800
First Div ct. PR R Co., to Nicholas Hentges for
swq neg sec 81, town 112, range 80. west. $40
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THE TR AIDE
OF
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1878.

The undersigned ~ Manuttureof st. Paul. would
most Of
West tho fact that inducements
III psb) than
prices Receiving Eu
rope ana our location and excellent facilities for the prompt shipment
point desired enabled other
market the West b. Paul for all kinds
farm pr0da and 'hpp"s~ find engn
0 OF ommi Merchan
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:
S' ' ;' e West
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srAr1oNERs
P,s. H s'aas Co. &c., Ss; s;' '''" H'' s Third
BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1onERs
Merrill Co., S Third BOOTS AND sno o'' '*' Third
5s:s h s:'; 49, Ti 1sss '' Co., Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
onby Hsuoveu 81 Robertst Henry Mills sand
CARPETS, CLOTHS. PAPER,
a' and CAS- GLASS; np s's
Marvin Son. 1873 Third % Robert st. Pollock Donaldson Ogden ssrhd
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
'''': ss: e,o,!,5: :s':: '''
R s:%::: g. Be; IL R sn;'' r''''"'' 90 Third
Granger Hodge, o rhhast
''''' 800: ''''''' COPPER AND BRASS WORKS. ~ ~ ~
h'' Walter nooR St. SASH, BLINDS AND nounDnos
cor 9Th and Jackson Mesnssa Co.. 9th Cedar
Noyss Brothers, Cutler H
|
ssa Finch " and ZIG s::. it, 1ss. Third sss n
FANCY GOODS nor1uNs
H!''' 10 Third .cv f1s' scon Bros 1924 4Ai'
John asrtner st
lstecs Brothers, VIM shuey
i GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
$50 Third asocnnns AND a; rso7s Rs Third
s Rs Cor Cor s and s B B t 81 s. sns
G &C.,, Clancy Groceries,
| HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
as s: F!: Es' e 4s e sas
R aopdu So Robsss IwnF Mason st
IRON, NAILS
Niols Third JB Brdn & Brothers, 64 1hndst
Richardson (rArounAknns A1s9 ia
! LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
'''A''' i nlraoanApH1sa AND ENGRAVING
st. Publishing Co Reed Third and jackson
LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS
g. o ss1 .n Pin 'isi '"'' Co., 'S Third
| MACHINERY RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
IL woosey
- rs;ss Rssu)
NOTIONS, TOYS &C.
. 4 Randall III '''' PAINTS s OILS WINDOW GLASS; So
H"''' Brothers Cutler Third sox Edward n 1913 7A'
|
IAvern, 224 Third
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES
Zimmerman
|
'''' sADD1nR7 AND sADD1pR1 HARDWARE.
Morebous& Ware st
| SAFE MANUFACTURERS
welsA
Baker Sewing Machine Co., 1913 Agents "sn 1874
Weed Machine
field Manager 1872 Third
iComtock, Wholesale SO Thirds
H. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS.
Crppn& Epson, Third
~'' LIQUORS.
st
| Mcclellan
IBaz Becht 297 Third & "a
Retail Business Of st. Paul.
We would parties visiting Paul call Merchants whose
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-31

9. Z. DAVIS, the next Governor Of
Minnesots, is only thirty.six years Of
$50. ~ !.
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Hon. JOHN MOODS, of st., Paul,
died on Tuesday. He was one of the
leading men of the CITY and State.
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TO THE PEOPI!E
&set2.. ! I OF :"
9tea1:ns County.
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Sewing machines 70 rent by ...,,. =,
.1.:~ ~ D. b. SsIBY, ,$.S N f. z: q
:. >&sE Agent for the Singer,
.,s.... ;. @.. At Tobey's Book Store

For groceries, 60 to Bsyd's.
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TUITION AND TEXT BOOKS FREE.
None admitted except q commencement
Of torn unless for special reasons.
= For full particulars send for circular to
ns-te :. IRA MOORE, Principal.
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Retail Business of st. Paul.

We parties visiting st. call
below before purchasing
respective lines and always hand b
stocks which, they will extremely