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Newspaper AdvertisfuE Agency,

NoWspaper AdVort1slnE Agency.
J. II. Dates ESQ.,, Of Now York City, who during tho
last twonty yeats has been engaged in the newspaper
advertising business IA pron1iuont 1nomber Of tho
firm Of s. III. pottiugflf Co., Aas withdrawn from
ha old connections and formed nsw agency in part
nerahip with D. Il. Locke Of Toledo, gentleman who
through hin NAsby letters has become 20 generally
known In tho United States. Tie Office Of tho new
firm Is No. 81 Park Row. New York There IL no Fca-
Son to doubt that Measrs. Bates Locke Will meet
with full measure Of SUCCESS. The ranacd gentle
man Will contribute hia thorough business ausiHce-
tions and long experience, and tho attor will bring
with him perfect familiarity with tho newspaper
business nnd Wel-knoWn name. Tho new firm will
command and is entitled to the confidence Of tho cntiro
press of thu country. =,
, 1873-05-26

SptciGl Dtsnatch to This Chicago Tribune.
.h L1sALtE, ~, May A-Tho Caturact parsed out Of
tho eaohl loaded with lumber cc1nont, fonco-uoea
aud housohod furniture for uo,,noptn, and dropnod
u e ,1sr rser No osr a..ya departure
yesterday morning. ''t'~N
oAHA1. OFFICE, OM1uAao May M-Ann1yEp-M. L.
AHams, 20. LaSae, III tons coal; Morning Light.
Ottawa, 57oo by corn, a, sbvcral boat loads Of stone
uhK4IHEp-Midate, a, 1880 fcct lumber; soncca. {25
t,a 1ra sat {er Dnpaao; 5o732 foot lumber and so IN
eahgies tor Lockport Gen. Roaecrans, tons coal,
Morris; h1aple Leaf IL Ira salt, nlrtlshrgc 75oi8
foot lanloor for Joliet, aud several boats light.
, 1873-05-26
Attentfnn,

Attent1on..
All citizons Of tho Eighteenth Ward, without regard
to nationality former party rolations who arc OPP
posed to oil and every enoroachment upou liberty of
conscience and trade. and who beloyo that pnrsonal
Aborty must 10 preserved, respectfully invited to
attend tho meeting held this evening, ut O'clock at
the Turner Hall on North Clark Btreet. Good speakers
will bo present. TIE COMMITTEE
, 1873-05-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets,

LIVERPOOL, May 2.-11 o. M.-Four, 27s CT, VIM
ter whoat 12a Cd spring, 11s 2d912s ID white 100
12s 20; club lis 3D.. cor, Cts %. Pork 65s. Lard,
L1vEnpoon, May a4-2so p. m.-Markot un-
changed.
LoAnoN, htay 24-2:a0 p. m.-Conaola for money,
0SN account % 6,oos, 05. ol't do o7 o4< 1040s,
FtANKroaT, May q. .-6-20s of Ca, 953s.
PAR1s May 14-Ncntes, bif 85c.
The specie III tho Bank Of Franco has increased dur
lug tho past week 500, ,000f.
L1vEnpooI, HAY 2a.-cotton Btondy: 1n!dlling up
xnerican spaou,stIon& a,d esper @ aoee. 0A'S
Flour, 27s OIL. CnrD, 25a Cd.
CheeRe, Ctr Cd. Cumberland middlcB, 39s.
, 1873-05-26

1 AA3 R@EOtlNEG H&AfkGtHs
| NEW YonK, May 94.-CorroN - Oufet and nm,
| changed.
| DREAnsTuFFs-Floilr in. buyers fayov. Receinta,
S9S sasrs %essF9 sas es ses Il sss.
s7oo@l356: s. Louis, s1;5o@l?so. iiyo aor and and
md higher; receipts, e7,o0o bu: rooctci % snrina'
sl.as No: Chicago spring, sl.50h do NORTH.
mcat $l.o2 40 milwaukee, .GGN. Ryo dull, at
a5 ucan4 Iecelpta eo0oo bu antertor 70 primo now
a. oa,a ~ H. @ o d0: Ge@e1o; yellow
ps5%s shite Western, @ @ssXSsss sssi tSs@sls :'e 70
snd In buyer,a favor At n na"n .i H. sos @ o4
American firm ut Lar ull At sII1 ~
refined English and American sheet dull at iEa19o 19s
2or cut common 10 to CO. a n 25ns7 M ~ or
27@?se. ''''
ESasfqner MHa2naas 9hse Wasarn soe9 S9@f2s
aa1osn1Iaco1a a11 aSD noscsMgnehanssd
quiet: Rico ateady At 75lcashc. w. '''''s'e' -
TrxrnonngM-gTuds. r,Irnsnr9as oAe; reaned, 21c.
nsef md md; cut meats unchanged. hdlcs mora active
stes sie See iaaR ssas s'o Lard arsr
ISEraEn Rg11En Ann nli iIsE1Essgs-uncianged. Il ~
CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, May 24-BREADsrurra-Ft mint
sIetsss9o; Wheat dun No. red vinter, slGo. Corn
pRoy1s1oNs- -stsongor especially bulk meats and bo-
staap sS@ nsss hsa an'ff e At % LsE
active sales of shoulders At ass oc eiear IS
ger Bason aref iasa soudar. nn pqys5 n5 NY " nsa
s'ssf %nfasx9s';sas Ill: IS; sls'sE i sse. e.
nrrxnn,s Nav a, MEslpIl1s: HssIl
"AAf!i1as 4aJ .3.-toTT0E-Dall hnu dropping
, 1873-05-26

NEW YORK, May 1.-Tralo was .1,1l In n1j branches
Inc. Io market tor cotton gooaa ruled aet and prices
tiona arc irregular and nominal job iots Of pr;nta
arc eolsing very freely, but ohcr uakca very quiet
Pereales and eambrics aro ~ good demand. alng-
ghame and de]aincs nro dull. Woolous nn shawls nro
sluggish. Drab veil materials mud grenadines rule
active, md are n short supply Other foreign goods
Worp 81 .47O 417. - ~ '~~-~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
p For All Localities and Clfn

For All Localities and Chimes,
truo spooao Is adapted to all localities and cles,
and for this rcason TINT strkoa tho cauaavo princ
pal Of tho dscasos which administered to cufo os
tettors stonnch Bitters for example, Ia true spoo,o,
not only bocauao it foros tho body against tho sxtorua
ihluonoea which prompts dtsenso, but BECAUSE ulon
kon as remedy instoad Of preventive 1t neutral
Ices tho neoyo principle In tho blood and therolv d.
hoss tho primary sousoo Of tho ai.ant Hence a. al
aadofo to epidemic dtsordorr. and to ali complaints
"hich ara produoed Or aggravated by nlasma Or tho
pfoacncc OF anything dolutoslous In tho air tho water
tho SOIL 1t IL ~ noatIy infablo ~ my ectne
alton oan b. In our country, a. ronsdy for ntot
ntfsont fevors bilious eotous constipation yspopsa
nervous "oakness rhousuaan and general debility ii
Is unrva!sd loss celebrated Ia tho tronIs ~
preventive OF nA1atioua icyp,s
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.
GIFT ENTERPRISE, J!
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT,
100000 IN Bnll1k' to Pay Gifts,
10000 OAsH~ GIFTS PAID IN FULL
100000 for Only Ten Dollars;

Enough Of tho 100 100 tickets fsacd for the Third Grind
ut O0ncer in atd Of tho Public Lbr.ry OF Kentucky,
1ayinK 1ft1 seon Hnv915ssy e1pe?ssed that ths
ont any scaling dawn, ~ hetotoforo tic 5anaKemnnt
with tue e9ncsonce Of tho Irastoos, tetormiurd now
until July for the sao Of tho ronnant OF tfckots tof(
en hand Tho concert and strihatien At rss
los At Wes postponod t9 July 1879
on which day, and no otlcr ey will positively and
Ky. - N''
this grand concert tho following cash gifts will bo
distrhute BY lot and paid In full to tho oko-holdoa
, 1873-05-26

Beveral OF the yease!s Just arrived report aesaro
stor at tho upper cnl Of lilo lake Thursday ulg
Tue wind blow perfect hurricane in some places
aud all report plenty Of raiu thunder, and Lightning
Iho lnesia SAW largo vessel ashore
near old Mackinaw, which In beayod 10
nave been the NOW sclr HcotiA, Tho
, 1873-05-26
The Lntest Thing In Hats.

The Latest Thing In Hats.
parker Tilton, No. e3 Clark street, opposite tho
Court-HouHc, hnvo introduced their summer style
hoavernixod dress hat, the ughtes aud most stylish
hat ever manufactured,
, 1873-05-26

Trr1Bnun1H, Afay 24.-Crudo petroleum actvc and
higher eA1es at $2bU per brl 1t parkcr's LanainH.
equal to 67sc por gallon here Refined dull and nom.
inal. :. - - 49,
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Captain of tho Annie Sherwood SAW tho Scotia jusl
hnfore entnfing tho etraB, and Btates tat lilo togcr
ten eivetl ansWera to her. THO Idaho md Lawronco,
Weh eanc through stnco, d!d not any vcssol
ct: Tho tug IoY'athan waa not al lcr
e"t!on g. When Tho 1da'to.. pnssot, Aid II
y lhongt that alto Or Propeller anchored at tho
stra1ta aot tho yosacl or. Tho Anno Sherwood, whilo
OF tue eavera had her ntn-snll blown atlrift and
snnt Inc aafi was flred tho same m In tho l,artor
IT = rraabo TINT otrr yosso1a which wcro o,lt tlnt
h'tmt also mot with moro or less trnflo.
Ihe 'hto of Tho cuonor MeayA statea TINT tho tonh
Of Gapt 5namer occurred about II o'clock on Thursday
t ansa tic caain IL tic .s Ety. sna w'l' Ie''s n t,ss
aarEssa ,mni sao. .s'srfd o srkin a ea asanat Ito
Jaanler wAa Highly rosroctod. 1io ionyos 4 wfo and
hvo chilaici It waa untereood Tint ha life was ill.,
Hl1rc but tho mato Informed III Tint tllo policy o.
pirel aono tn,o ngo, fS
Tho now tug T. L. Forry mado ler nrst srp on tho
ate Saturday.. Several gontlcon wora nl,onrti, ani
all pronounce lor no boat. Tho Ferry brought iu
her t,rst tow. tho Hc',r J, Y. Taylor.
. Tho Hchr Havana wont Into Tho dry dock ycgterdav
for ropnirs.
TlS little steel tug Sport is now stationed At this
, 1873-05-26

Special Dtsputeh to Ills chfcago Tribune.
ALBANY, n. T., May 25.-1,ERvEs--Th's weeka mar
tet has bee1i moderately acyo and profitable uno
At tho opening ou Thars'ay there fair atteud.
anco OF country dealers anl butchers, who bought
!arEely, paying the prices OF this day as weok. saoA
Of tho day amounted to 12s0 head, soyoral hundred
Head IN advance Of ths salcs of week ago. On
mostly country buyers, fow New YorkUrH having
rived and good REPRESENTATION the East. Trade
%as moderately uutive salos amounting to fow hull
continued to demand concession. hut there wan no
aecllno ~ prices manifest, saturdays attendance
lArgo as usunt, but they did not purchase largely,
country des!sr9 who were in large nsa.'. atSna,
for tho week were somaw.at iu oxcoss of last week,
aud of better hyorago quality. Fifty cars et Tp1nts
wore Included i1 thu receipts, which brought na gh
Saturday n,gh 1early all remaining cattle had been
dspnsed Of. To-day receipts number ~ carloads, be.
before oclonk.
The following II abo Of comparative value, a. la-
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all tho marks Of r1a grnce nd ono Of ali botiovota
and foe hnre oyety night It nn comc, should Of all
inen Gnd women m know q e gad for thia revelation
heatto develop ls A,ost fo in evcry possib!o way.
, 1873-05-26

Totnl, 10000 Cliffs. NIL Cnsh, $500, ,Glt}l
ae ,nEney to pay ~ theao xiits n tl T. upon do
t0t aside for that purpose and only used Tor tha
~ Will bo noon by tho following certificate Of
, 1873-05-26

clp1tated It, that tho great body Of tic son, was ION
unl and by no ,soAns people Of soctal rahteousnass
and knghlly snnctity. The battlo array sSas drawn
Tho differences aud animoses OF centuries, nay, tie
Tyranny, disguised, and In tho eyes of other cos-
nentB With thosr hel1nets down. opponeti tber flaming
black and crimson horror camc. ">A"' Luz
And 80 In nil l]o modern contc,a ~ v,o, NJ. ,r.
m iutansied and unntio oIsmno e T. VIII" ~ ~ an.s w1
Fl vain At e as to CIV for aacn my an w. spts ~
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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 (st cos), groceries, &c.,
are to DO found in large quantities, and Ill
Of tho best. His prices are as low Is the
lowest. Give him call.
SAuK RAP1Ds.-The Sentinel notes the a.
rival Of potato bugs.:.."...Jo6n Barrett,
who lately whipped his father, has YAM
oosea, leaving his family for the county to
care of.........B sl.: wants to go more Of the
houses Of ssuk Rapids psinted........Ds-
nestle infelicity and dssertion !: August
Weidekind and family lived fourteen miles
from Sank Rapids; Henry Beimen was .
near nsighber and frequent visitor; Mrs..
". became very fond Of !Beimen, who re.
ciprooated the guilty couple fed, Mrs. W.
taking her four children they came to 81.
Cloud the husband pursued saw his wife,
told her she has made her choice, and that
she need never expect to return to his bed
and board. ':,
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~ ~
CENTAua IMMINENT.

There's no pain which the Centaur Liniment will
not relieve, no swelling 1t will not subdue, and no
lamsness 1t will not cure. This IL strong Language,
but It Il true: Whore the parts are not gone it, Of
fectsars narvelors. 1t has produced more cures Of
rheumatism, neuralgia palsy, sprans, swell
lings cskedbrsasts, scalds, burns, sslt-rheum car
ache, &C., upon human frams and Of strains, spa
Vim, CALLS &C.. upon animals in year than have
all other pretended remedies since the world began
tits ceunter4rritant, an allhealing pain reuevx.
Chpples throw away their crutches, the lame walk
poisonous harmless and the wound
I'd are healed without scar. It IL NO humbus. The
recipe IL published around each bottle. It Il selling
article ever before sold, and It sells because It
does Just what It pretsnds to do. Those who new
suhsr from rheumatsm, pain or swelling deserve to
suffer II they will not use Centaur uninsnt. More
than 1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, including
frozen Limbs, chronic rheumatism. gout running tn.
mors, &C., have bssn received. We will send circu'
lar contannythss certificates, tho recipe, &c., to
any one requesting It. One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Csntaur Eminent il worth ono hundred dol.
lsrs for spawned or sweened horses and mules, or
for screw-worm in sheep. stockowners-this lii.
ment ID worth your attention. No family should be
without Centaur Liniment. J. B. ROSE L Co., New
York.
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0HAOVED.

P. Moeksahsupt has removed his dry
goods to the corner building, Washington
and Hanover avenues, and his groceries to
the brick building lately occupied BY G. h.
Ksufnsna in the same square. This A.
raugemeat a6srds him much greater con-
venienes in handling goods, and will give
Satisfaction to his many customers both in
the city and in tho country. x,>>
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BRA1NlRD.-The Tribune is out with IN
extra containing an account Of an inter-
view between Mayor Bly, Of that city and
President Cass Of tho Northern Pacific
railroad, in regard to tho moving OF tho
general Offices Of the road to st. Paul In.
this interview President Osss says: .'*The
company have no idea Of moving their
headquarters from their present location ct
Brainerd." The early completion Of the
road to st. Paul ola st. Cloud 10 also pre-
dietsd. Brsinerd is jubilant over tho news
.........C. F.: Hobart, late Superintendent
Of the Minnessts Division N. P. b. B., was
presented on Thursday with . diamond
maltese cross which cost $3.50. It was tho
gift Of the employees Of the road........The
Episcopal church at Brainerd was oonse-
Grated on Thursday. Seventeen olergymen
were present, including Bishop Whipple,
and Rev. Mr.. Chambers, Of this city: The
cost Of the building was about 900.
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THE GREENFIELD MONSTER IN TIE
SAVAGE BREAST. x :.
GO 1T 10

The Brainerd Tribune tells Of another
unpleasantness which occurred recently
among tho Aborigines north Of that town.
1t is said the gresu-eyed monster wis The
cause Of II oil. One young buck got tho
other young bucks gal when tho other
young buck used . knife On tho anatomy
Of the lucky young buck, to his general
slicing up. This was followed BY tho
brothers Of the departed opening park
Of artillery on the scalping-knite chap
and shooting sever&l rows Of daylight
throug b his person and now the maiden
doesn't have any one to love nor anyone
to oaress her, nor anything.
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CAr1Il.-Hessrs. Samuel Dunning,
Capt: Joseph Anderson, r. N. Tomlinson
and Mr.. Freeman, Of tho firm Of Coates 4
Freeman, (of st. Cloudy. have during tho
last three or four weeks been purchasing
cattle to fill 10 contract for supplying tho
military forces At Forts sully and Beaufort
with beef: We understand they have be-
tween 400 aud 800 head, and with about
200 more that are to come in, they expect
to DO ready to start tho 9Th Of June. The
price paid has been an average Of three
cents per pound, live weight.-M. Peter
Tribune, -
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-Messrs. Oliver and Philip Potter.

-Messrs. Oliver and Philip Potter,
Eof Eyots township, started for Sank
Centre, Monday, with their own CON-
veyanee------The high water at Oro-
nsco carried out about forty feet Of the
dam Sunday night, at A. D. Allis'
grist mill------Charles Huston, herd
or from Wabasha county, came through
town Thursday with IS head of fine
cattle, collected in tho region about
Plainview, bound for the prairies of
Mower oounty.-Rochester Record.
Andrew Rasmussen, of the town Of
Rolling Fork, suicided recently by
hanging himself 10 bis stable. Rass1u.
son had previously forged name to a
check that cane into his possession
through the post.ofice, and fearing ar-
rest, thought his surest and quickest
way to avoid it was to take his OWE
life.
The little dusghtsr, three and a
half years old, of Mr.. Boylan, the tick.
ct agent at Belle Prairie, was accident
ally killed Wednesday. She was play
ing At the depot and pulled over a
reaper driving wheel, which tell upon
her head aud crushed it almost fiat.
The First National Bank of this
city, purchased $4,000 in gold this
week Of party Of swede em,grants,
$4,000 Of which was owned and sold
BY one man. There were nineteen 10
the party, and they have decided to
settle four niles back of Stookholm.-
Lake City Leader.
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RARE CHANCE

To buy q nicely furnished house and three
tots in enc Of the best locations in Saint
Cloud. Well, cistern, barn, henery, orua-
mental trees, shrubs, with grspss, 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 every room but cook room car
peted. Will sell the whole together Or in
lots to suit. For the next few days will be
offered At bargain. Terms easy.
Apply on the premises or address
O. E. GARRISON.
st. Cloud, MINI.
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MRS. OTTENsMEYER.

BroKsR CouHrY.-Tree planting 10 still
tho fashion at Detroit. A good fashion
anywhere. ........A brass band has been or
ganizod 1t Detroit, and fifteen instruments
ordered from Boston...."...M Miles Hannah,
Z river driver, ate Wild parsnips, and died
in about two hours in great agony. So
SAYS the Detroit Record.
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.Nor1c1.-The celebrated trotting hsrss,
"deorgs Camden" viii bs at The Driving
Park Stables until tho 24th Of June, after
which hs win be put On tho track. Partiss
who wish to improve their stock WIN please
take notice. It will b. remembered that
"0smden," With his frat training, won the
race on the st. Cloud track last season in
2:66. For terms, &c., inquire Of d. B.
Woodmsnsee, at Driving Park. -,--'.
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=
NORMAL SCHOOL BOARD.

A meeting Of tho State Normal Board
was held In St. Paul on Tuesday. There
were present. II. B. Wilson, Secretary "a
eltcio, Hon. Thomas Simpson, Rev. D. L.
kiehls, supt. Sanford Niles. Prof. Geo. NJ.
Gage, J. g. Smith, Geo. W. Austin and
Prof. Ira Moore.
The Board organized by eleeting Prof.
Gage President.
Rev. DR.. MoMssters, President OF tho
old Beard, made his report concerning the
letting Of the contract for the St. Cloud
building, which Was adopted. -~-
The standing committees were announc:
cd. Mr.. J. g. Smith is on the committees
on School Buildings, Employment Of
Teachers, and Grievances Of Teachers. y
The bonds Of the three Treasures were
fixed At $4,000 each.
The President read letters to tho Board
from Misses Haven, Walker, and Barrett,
rendering their designations Is teachers in
the Normal School at st. Cloud, whersup.
on tho President was instructed to write
to each Of those ladies, conveying to them
tho confidence Of the Board, and recon-
mending them to the favorable consider
alton Of the community, wherever they
may 60 in tho future.
The bill Of A. NJ. Radcliffe, $500, for
preparing the plans for the st. Cloud build
ing, was ordered to be paid.
The Principals Of the three Normal
Schools, the President and Secretary were
constituted committee to prepare and re-
commended = systematic and uniform
course Of studies for the three Normal
Schools to report at the next meeting.
The question Of the employment Of
teachers was laid over until tho meeting Of
the Board, which will DO on tho 24th inst.
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NOTICE..

An adjourned meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the stsarns County Agrioul-
tural Society will be hold ct tho Court
House on Wednesday, the 18th inst, ct 10
o'clock A. ~, to complete arrangements
for holding the fair next fall.
r. IT, P. LAMB, Secretary.
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TO THE LADIES.

Just received, positively tho last stock
Of Millinery goods, and Will now sell ont
1t cost and Lees than cost. A largo stock
Of "rough.and-rsady" hats st 76c ssoh.
Trimmed hats, for rs cents and upwards
All fancy articles, laoes, trimmings, &C.,,
at less than cost. Chignons Of the latest
styles, 76 cents. Zephyr worsted, Is cents
per ounce;
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We orc prepared to fill orders for pamph-
let copies Of new edition Of the Township
Laws Of Minnesota. It includes the Town.
ship Organization Act, tho Town Board Of
Equalization Act, the New Read Law, The
Laws regarding Partition Fence, Estrsys,
and Beasts doing Damage, tho Chastsl
Mortgage Acts and oil the Kindred acts re-
lating to Townships or tho duties Of Tewn-
ship officers, enacted since tho Revised
Statutes Of 1866. Price 80 icents. Sent
by mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price. -.
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SALE OF FURNlTURH.

The undersigned offers, At private sale,
his entire lot Of household goods, furniture,
&C.. A rare chance for bargains. Call At
enoe. T. A. W. BUSH.
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HERE'S WHAT YOU WANT ,
Closing Out Of Boots and Shoes Away.
Below COST

Any person wanting to buy boots and
shoes very cheap will do well to 20 to NV.
Tenvoorde's.. ~. He. is selling his entire
stock at cost, in order to close it out, This
is tn. best chance to get good boots md
shoes CHEAP.
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LOOK Herr !-9rooeries and provisions
of all kinds can be bought ~ cheap At
Limperich's as at any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and zee.
If you want good horse-shoeing, 60 to
Scott & Rathbun's.
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HOy EVERYBODY {!

Coates & Freeman have the exclusive
agency in st. Cloud for JsfFts & stiokney's
celebrated prepared tripe and pigs teet.-
They are extra nice. Pass in your orders
and try them.
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THAT's WARS 1HH X1rrnn.-Last g A.
urday-niee dsy-the Bench and On ortho.
dox Elder 60 fshins-so TO Briggs' Lake,
Is nilss-sood time-ash bits-gst plenty
start for hems-sxpsot to gather around
family hearthstoues BY nine o'eleek-stsed
amolss gently along-svsrything lovely
within i've miles Of hems-horss eeaeludss
to stop and think about 1.-THE Bench and
the Elder also stop and thiak shout it-B,
and E. think they want to 60 ahsad-horss
very comfortable whore he b-the Bench
lays down tho law % found In Section l Of
. green sspling-horse unnoved - petit
|jury-the Elder labors with him-horss
sheds not . tear-ths Bench lays dowa
more law-herss lays down in the harness,
70 tho everlasting tearing and smashing Of
things-ths Bench and Elder sweat and
sws-swsstly sing-more moral sussion
- sforssaid-horse moves his feet rapidly
moves them up in the sir-twelvs o'clock
|-twinkling stars, sweet zephyrs and ehirp-
ing oriokets-no interest In tho beauties Of
nsturs-suddsn thought-horse diseatang-
led-the Bench mounts DISQUALIFICATION
to toWn--Sets another oonveysnoe-re-
turns for Elder and 6sh-ssfe arrival Of al
Ut homo 1t three o'clock Sabbath morning
the Bench not used to bareback gsllops-
now takes meals of the nantle-pieoe-
horse traded of for soothing ointment,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-05

Every person who hes yard should
have an Excelsior Lawn Mower. Call at
Gro venor's and re them. H., ~ : ~. :" )
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-05

Tho painting season is commencing.
Let no one use anything but st. Louis
Enamel Paint. It costs less, looks best,
and lasts twiss'ss long. Rhodes l. Spencer
have tho exclusive agency. >~