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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
POLITICAL.

The Bangor Wing publishes card from
Mr.. w. c. Clark of Lincoln, declining the
honor of nomination for County Attorney,
rendered him by the BASS" Penobscot Conn-
ty Convention.
The Democratic County Convention which
was to have been held in this city yesterday
has been postponed for two weeks. Cause
unusual Sc, Gritty OF the dronth--B BAN Times
If Wednesday.
Gov. Hendricks OF Indiana has declined All
invitation to stump Ohio in favor of the DEM
ocratic ticket He evidently wishes fresher
subject than the resolutions of 90.
The Massachusetts Republican State Com
mittee las decided to change the time of hold
ing the State Convention, Mt Worce sttr. from
Sept. Il to Sep. 10.
At the annual meetin, OF the pennsy lyAnia
State Equal Rights League, Tuesday, r,so-
ution was adopted declaring adhesion to and
confidence in the republican party.
The | annapolis journal say that imHeli
ately after the passage of the back pay swim
die Senator Morton announced his purpose of
not drawing the back pay, aud has not drawn
a cen: OF i.
In response II Il communication from the
citizens OF Monroe as to the proper course to
be pursued regarding Louisiana affairs, John
McEnery writes 4 letter advising the calling
Of State convention in Dece mber, and the
appointment Of a committee to appeal to Con
gress.
Democratic county conventions will be
holden as follows Kennebec, ., Augusta, Sat
urday, Aug. Esd Piscataquis, at Dover, Sat
urday, Aug. Both: Hancock, at Ellsworth,
Thursday, Aug. 2sth; Waldo, ut Belfast, Sat
urday, Aug 30th; Androscoggin, a. Auburn.
Tuesday, Aug. 2Gth.
The organs OF the old parties in this states
have opened the canvass vigorously, and are
fighting the battles OF the rebellion over again,
there being no other issues worth considering
lust now. The only modification of this war
fare is an occasional dip into political history
to find out what William Allen said and did
before most of those who will vote this fall
were born. 1t reads like chapter from Jo-
sephus. CtaeiRnat' Commercial.
II is understood that in the construction OF
the democratic platform at Portland, each
member Of the Committee on Resolutions was
permitted TO treat of the topic regarded as his
speciality. Hence the ienuciaiion OF the
Prussian custom Of educating the young was
assigned to the editor Of the democrat: while
the Indictment Of tht republican party fer Sc
duction of democrat virtue was drawn w F.
o. J. Smith - B1ngu;. .jVLj1
Ex-senator Maehen o. Kentucky nJi;es a
letter in defence Of the salary grab. Mr..
Machen is democrat, aud was elected - Gil
the vacancy resulting from the death of Gar
ret Davis He took his seat in Dee. 1872,
and left il, by the expiration OF his term, in
March, 1873. After three months of arau-
Gus eXertion he took the increased salary with
peculiar gratitude. drawing ii is said, the en-.
tire increase for the two years clear back tc
the first lay, in the morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22

mortal enemy, we must be very careful
how we go back to the resolutions OF '9s
or allow thought to enter our heads
about disbanding the republican organiza-
ton. We desire to live in peace and good
fellowship with the South. but we cannot
do it under any such ideas as the Jefferson
Davis democracy prcmulgate. No repub.
lican can read such remarks as those of
the rebel leader without resolving to stand
fast and true to this party in the future as
in the past. We must repel the Bourbons
at home if we would keep down the I'M
reconstructed rebels at the South.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22

burg, Pa, because girl Tilted him. He in
tended to use the lumber in house for his
intended bride, and vowed that the wagon
aud its load should stand as it was for all
time.
The New England Association of Fire I'M
derwriters held IFS annual meeting in Hart
ford, Tuesday. About sixty prominent in
surance men of New England were present
c. c. Kimball of Hartford was elected presi-
dent; n. \. Clark OF Boston and w. I. Bar
ton of Providence, vice presidents, and |. J.
Brown of Boston, secretary and treasurer.
The Attorney General has issued pardons
for l.. Hood Of South Carolina, Ado!phus Du-
priest and George Holland Of North Carolina,
convicted and now serving out sentences for
committing Ku-kiux outragss
Chicago thinks that the study of two mod
ern language at the same time by young chill
dren results only in confusion aud Jersey
City, after trying the experiment in two
schools, has rejected the proposition to make
German a part of the public school course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
TIfF CUICAGO md ALTON DISH!
TER.

! MIR. A. :. Burgess, conductor OF the Pull
nan palace car on the train which was wrecked
on the Chicago and Alton Railroad, near Lee
mont, on Saturday last, has given an account
OF the accident from which the following is
taken;
When the collision occurred Mr. Burgess
was standing at the door of the car marking
OFT berths for the passengers on the diagram.
The first conclusion threw him forward
against the door, the second hurled him over
the break, and the third back against the door.
His cloths were torn and his legs somewhat
bruised, bat lie Immediately went forward
with the rest OF the passengers to see what
was the matter ''Never in my life, said he,
"haye l witnessed such sight 1t was the
fifth collision in which / was a participant,
but never did l see such utter misery. In
the meadows on Gather side of the track were
lying human beings yelling in agony-ther
flesh boiled off them. The freight engine had
run clean underneath the smoking-car, and
there exploded, shattering the ear into little
pieces, and blowing the occupants high into the
air and ever the fence into the meadows. The
other engine burst at the same time. A man
Il don't know who it was--ran up to me,
shrieking with agony, and threw himself into
my arms. tried TO hold him, but his clothes
tore off him. and the flesh came off with them.
was nearly stunned at the sight. There
were dozen or more, stripped stark naked,
running up and down, crazy with pain. They
were tearing at THAR bodies, and tearing of
great handsfull of flesh. The passengers be-
hayed admirably, They took up the victims
and carried them into the coaches. | told
them to bring them into the sleeping ear, and
they did. First thing | knew the ladies, God
bless them, were tearing up their uudercloth-
ing to bind up the sufferers. Why, Sir, in
half minute they had scarcely any thing left
on them. There was round one mans hand
lace handkerchief that must have cost
small fortune. / could not stand that any
longer. did not care what the company
said, so Just gave orders to open the lock
ers and tear up anything that came handy.
And they did. There were two or three
ladies tearing sheets into lengths to bind up
wounds, while half dozen others were bind
ing them around the bloody arms and bodies
OF the wounded men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22

weeping on his bosom; then she arose
with solemn tenderness in her eyes. and
leading him to the little couch, drew aside
the curtains revealing little face. flushed
and dimpled in slumber, and the small
chubby fists fast clenched together.
Harry Merlin looked on without word ;
then. bending down, he kissed the little
sleeper with a joy and thankfulness in his
soul too deep for utteranee.
And on this stormy night, after weary
months of Imprisonment amid barbarous
hordes, after enduring trials and hardships,
and almost death, this was How HARRY
CAME HOME.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22

For Senators.
Androscoggin, WILLIAM II ROUNDS.
EDWARD RUSSELL.
Hancock A. II. wnlTMORE,
L. A. EMERY.
Vennebec Ambrose Al. ABBOT
EDMUND r. WEBB.
Enox MOSES WEBSTER.
lincoln fREDEkiNk N EN
1lyford JONATHAN X. MARTIN
ENOCH FOSTER, JR.
penobscst = JOAB W. PALMER.
GEORGE CUTLER,
CHARLES SHAW,
JOHN MORRISON.
York JOHN f. BUTLER.
JOHN HALL,
REM. T.. II ANsEN
For County COMMISSIONS.
Androscoggin, n. +. IoTHR0P.
Hancock = JOSEPH e. WALKER
Kennebec - DANIEL II. THIN.
Knox ! r. MCDoWEt-
Lincoln 49, J. \. J. HOFFstS
oxford A, p. 1oRDoS.
Peuobscot - Il. II. THOMAS.
York JOSEPH BRANDON. jE
Fer County Attorney.
Hancock $40 p. DI-TTON.
Kennebec W. p. WHfTEHoIsk
Lincoln WIN. III. HILTON.
Oxford GEORGE u. BISBkt
Penobseo, JASPER HUTCHiNt
For County TreastsNrs
Androscoge.u. A. F. MERRILL.
Hancock LUTHkR LORD.
Ke1nehec ALANSON STAkF~.
Knox EDhIN SPRAGJE.
lincoln JAMES NJ. KNIGHT.
oxford c. G. CUSHMAN.
Peneb scot HORACE j. SICkkRooN
Yors GOPHER II. tJISOM
For Clerk OF Court-.
Knox ST.. RoGERTS.
Penobscot EZRA c. BRETT.
York AMOS l.. ALLEN.
For sheriff.
A.,siIo ss.oggin, THONAS 1ITTIEFIEi.ii.
Iiaaeoee \. II. DEf EREtA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
Auction Goods !
Kid Gloves. Only 10 Cent
LineI; Table Covers, Towels, Snpisiu-

Kid Gloves. Only 40 Cents.
Liner; Table Covers, Towels, SnpIsius.
Doyiies.
Ladies sumner shirts only - cent
Ladies' White Hose cents q pair.
Mosquito Netting ndtr tsudiPriae<.
Ladies silk Neck lies for p cents.
GOOD Linen Towels for cents.
SILK 4, 4 LINEN FANS at Ter jrite5.
Linen Table Covers for 20 cents
French Corsets as Boucs) only 20 cts.
Red Table torcrtag by the yard cheoP
tents White Shirts, Gents, overshirts Understands
Drawers, Overails, Jumpers.
Berage and silk wells, Hair Braias, Hamburg
Edgings.
Paten! Medicines and Fancy Goods of all kinds
QUAktK BlTTkRs ONLY 20 CENTS.
Gents Paper Collars for 3 cents n hox.
Large Bnnch Mixed Yarn y cts.
Adamsou's Cough Baisam, Is
Ladies SIX Neck lidfs. MICH UNDER PRICE.
Elastic Cord, only cent a ward
u CAKES Good Honey SOAP for IS Cents lSa sen'
Atwood's Vegetable JauRdicc Bitters, IS %
Pemy DAVIS PAM kim oGIv 20 c ens bottle
Gents ,I lldf9 AZ Liita ana AZ Hemmed 20 cents
GoGd Pins cents Good Fine Combs cents
Men and Boys Neck Ties and suspeoders.
Selling Oat our Jewelry AT COST.
Lace Collars cents. Pearl shirt Buttons cents.
kenuedyis Medical Discovery only 10
Or. Schcnck's Scaweed Tonic, Slli
Ayers pills, 20 e.. box. Henick's Pills 20 cents
Schench's Mandrake Pills, 20. HoloWay's pills 20
Al other hiads OF Pill. only 20 cents a box.
Ayers Hair igor, % cts. Rings Ambrosa Gj cts
! Arctusino, (0r Canada Bears Crease only so cts
Burnett's Cocoaln2 for the Hair, IS cents bottle
COTS Best Alpaca BraIds, e yd. sticks scents
Best leo yards Machine spool SIX 10 cents spool
Kid Gloves (perfeCt ones) %
Spool Cotton, warranted POO vls.) % cts. dozen
Good Note Paper. scents IRE
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents box
Nice Pertumery 10 cents. Good Hair Oh, 10 cents
Best Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes, 10 cts
Icy, Bthie=, Albums, Playing Cards.
EimW0Qd Paper Collars (tiHej, cuieFedl y box
Thomas Allcock's Porous ria@teTs, only 2ncents
Ladies Nets cents.
Miss sawyer, Sal,c, go cent size for 20 CENT
Gents Undcrshirts and Drawers III Low Prices.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing S,'rup, y
Magnolia Balm (iog the complexion, 30 "
Plantation btters, only 20 cts
Ayers Sarsaparia aud Cherry pectoral each Is cts
Peruvian syrup Preparation of lron) 80 cts
Russia Sars aparlla and Iron. Cheap
Vinegar Bitters, - cents. hegetine 50 cents
p Nice Envelopes for IL cents
Hembold's Buchu. o.. Smolanda's i,uchu, cheap
Hoyt's German Cologne, very nice. Bush's ant
Batchelder'S Hair DYES.
| EADER:-Considerng the Fuct (Which can't b,
denied rith frnth) that our store has ReiUced tn
/ Prices more than - per cent. on the goods ir
deal ia, don't you think you ought TO patron.
| orr store and ENCOURAGE Is TO KEEP THE PRICE
! DOWN at
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY STORE
Next Door To Thomas Shoe store
jamie tues thurs&W Halloween.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
LARGE TRANSFER or com.

cur dispatches have spoken of the transfer
OF - ,ooc 600 in gold coin from San Francis
co to Washington. \ further account from
| Washington says,
The *2,ooo,000 received here was packed
IN u strong iron chests, each % feet in length
~ 10 inches IN breadth aud depth. The eold
"hch consists entirely Of double eagles. was
| III STOUT canvas bags, 100 in number, each
obtaining S2ooOo Every bag bore a seal
affixed rs the Assistant Treasurer AT San
Francisco, and each Of the chests had three
combination locks, which the Assistant Treaa.
Irer secured. The explanation OF the com
>inations was sent to Assistan; Treasurer
iiillhousc Of this city. IL two instailneuts
one By mail and one by express, 50 that il
ilher fell into wrong hands it would afford
no information. The coin was brought over
aud by the Adams Express Company, which
vas responsible to the Government for it,
.afe delivery here. The car containing il
was guarded by nine armed men. On the ar.
oval of the gold in this city, it was carried in
express wagons to the Treasury, where
he chests, weighing between 500 and 700
IONS apiece, were placed on trucks and rolled
into the coin division. The bags were then
implied, and the contents OF each counted by
weighing. The exact weight of $4,000 in
gold coin being known, the absence of sim
gle piece would be instantly detected. About
81 900, 900 of the amount was fresh from the
nint, and this it was necessary merely to weigh.
The rest having been in circulation, had to
oe examined piece by piece. Two coin ex-
erts will probably be occupied for week in
doing this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22

The originator OF this wonderful medicine, claims
TO have discover ed and cOmbiRed in harmony more
of Natures most sorerei9n medicai properties than
was ever before combined IN medicine. The
evidence of this fact ia found the great variety OF
most obstinate diseases which it has been found to
conquer. Ia the cure of bronchitis, Secere Coughs,
and the early stages of Consumption, it has aston
ished the medical faculty. and hundreds of the best
physicians pronounce tthe gre test medical discor-
cry Of the age While it cures the severest Coughs,
l. strengthens III, system and pnrifes the blood.
by its great and thorough purifying properties,
it cures al Hani0rs from the worst Scrofnld to n
common BtOtch, Pimpte or EruptioR Mercurial
Disease, Mineral PoisOns, Syphiiltic and Neneral
Diseases, and their effects eradicatod and RIG
orOUs heoM and sound constitution established,
EfysipetaS, SAT- Rheual, Scdid Head, Ferer Sores
Scdy RoHgh SKIN in short, all the numerous dis.
eases caused by bad blood, are conquered by this
powerful, purifying and In igoratin2 medicine
For "Lir = Complaint" Bilious Disorders and
Hahauai Constipation it has produced hundreds of
perfect and permanent cures where other medicines
had failed
The proprietor Offers : 900 reward for a medicine
that Will equal it i'll the of all the diseases for
which it is recommended. Beware of commercials
and aconhtesS limitations See that my private Gov.
eminent stamp, which is a positre guarantee Of
CenuineaeSS is upon the outside wrapper. This
medicine Sold By all Druggists at 81 90 per bottle.
Prepared by Il, V. PIERCE, NJ. ID Sole Proprietor,
al his Chemical Laboratory, 1873 Seneca street, Buff
iAio, y. l. mar22-W&tevsly
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FOR GOVERNOR


NELSON DINGLEl, } t..
OF Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-22
BISHOP SOULE'S
LINIM emit:

l. positive cure for Sciatica, Rheumatism Neu
ralgia, Spinal Complaint Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, sprains, &c. From to large bottles will
tain cure for sciaticn. Large bottles, IL 30
small bottles, - cts. Sold by all Druggists.
lyeoWl2
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S 4 5000

divided Into II 600 cash gifts, viii be d
lot among the ticket holders nnI
tickets to be drawn from one wheel b
dren, and the gifts from another.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

IF yeu have, oecaaion=to, use =
wheelbarrow, leave it, when yousars
through With ii, j. front of ~ house
,sitA. thu handler aowasd ths sdoor. A
uheelbarrow is the most complicated
thing to fall over on the face Of the
earth. A man will fall over one wbso!
.hsaxanld never think of falling !esss
anything slse He never knows when
10 Kasgot through filling over it either,
for it will sangle his legs and arms,
turn over with him aud rear up in
front Of biz, ,edjJa,t =, hel peu.ss 10
congratulate himself, it takes a new
turn, apa sc@9ps more skin of him, and
he oommenoes' % evolute anew, and
bump himself On fresh places. A man
never ceases to fan over 4 wheslba rrox;
until it turns up against something it
cannot upset. It's the most inofeo.
sive looking object there is, but it
is more dangerous than a locomotive,
and NO man is secure with one unless
he has tight hold of its handles, and
is sitting on something.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

The pedestal of the famous colos.
sal statue of Diocl.tian, in the Roman
Forum, has been recently dug up. This
Is undoubtedly the most important dig.
covery made in Eternal City for many
years. 1t is seven yards long BY five
vide, and proves that the statute must
have been. enormous; it is hoped that
fragments Of the colossus itself, will be
found 10 the vicinity Of the peaistal.
Although mentioned by. many; Roman
Historians, this statute has Alvsys been
:eoy.idsrsd = myth; it, proportions ap-
to gigantic for truth /; but it
sppsst have Been indeed a colossus to re-.
;quirs = pedestal seven yards in length.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20
"A German poet has lately written

"A German poet has lately written
a touching poem, 10 which the hero is
represented as devcured by allegators,
under palm tree, on the shore Of Lake
Erie. The heroine hears of the dread
full fate of her lover down in the glades
of Florida, near the banks Of Lake Su-
perior, where. she is living, and rushes
down South to Lake Erie, and lays
wait for that crocodile, captures him,
cuts him open, extracts the bones of
her dead lover, purchases a rich cof6p,
han has HIM inferred in magnificent
style in Greenwood Cemetery, in New,
York, in the State of St. Louis. The
poem is too affecting. /,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

-"Dooter, what do yoathink is the
matter With my: littls hoy 2" " Why,
t.. only :. eorFostifi 81 s1sgis anti spas:
medically :emasating from the germ Of
the animal refrigerator, producing a
prolific source Of irritabllity in ths pc.
riersni,1 .piid.rmi, of ths mental pro:
EB.t.g, s.. Il. %t.,,.Si,2n rrslrpn ss
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

-, , ~! s-.-An Indianapolis man took BIZ. boy
up stair. to whip him i. requested by
Iii. stsp mother, but hi. 1sndsr feeling,
prevailed, aud he: told: tho; urchin to
1, kke his coat Of, hang it up, and yell
lustily while it was whipped. The boy
obeyea orders, but spoiled I'll 7 .ohsuc., i
for future similar clsmeucy by. telling
bis experience to the whole neighbor-
hood.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20
A MYSTERY SOLVED.

b A doctor residing u Baltimore has
made i startling revelation to the po-
lice. ae has, according to his own
statement, been engaged for two years
in investigating the cause Of the mum.
erous mysterious burglaries and mxr-
ders ~ BALTIMORE, and hassaeslast solv.
ed the nIsterz.g Anew oompeund, he
says, known Is Xylol, is mixed with
the feathers 10 the pillow upon which
VI, Il !! .}(4 ! her he:
had Peast1ataA the pillow the CON.
poth4 ADK kspifying v.por which
causes speedy death, and gives tie op.
orator ample opportunity to phuder
e1auaksawsJRitk the body! This
is new important discovery, and the
thousands who live in nightly dread Of
burglars in this community will thank
the Baltimore Doctor for his unre-
hitting and successful search. Those
!. whba WIZ. y! use rdevnY pillovs'' (and who
does not y can apply their own reme'
dy, so as to prevent the mixing Of the
pestiferous Xylol with tho feathers.
They can look their pillows ap through
the day, or give them thorough
warming at the fire before they 90 to
bed !; or they can have them covered
with atr-tight gum slips, or cheat the
burglars BY putting the pillows under
the mattrass, 20 that the heat Of the
head cannot reach them. Other
means Of defense may suggest them.
sslves-but look to your pillows! Be-
ware OF Xylo. =; =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20
VICKs6 :.
|~.9R,:A:I, .-"GUIDE
'>'''' -,''''''' FOr'1 1872. " ~
VICK'6

Tie Guide Is now PubliShed1 guar 0F1y,
rs ee1ts rays for they four nun bsfs,,
NMph 10 net halt thu cost These who
afterwards send. money to the amount Of
onS dollar 81 more tor seeds may. also Or
der twenty 1--WE cents worth extra The
price psid for the Guide. - 49,,
The January number i.beautifnl, giving
8 8:ss t 1 %.5es .s5s a'sR e.
&c.: s 1t I'M Hrs; ss
hundred and fifty pssss. on faeo tinted ~
superb 'Ssol6red plats ana Vhfomo GOV ::
The first edition Of twe7hu1dred SthoaSend
jaat printedin Ragfisha and herman! and
ready to send out. JAMES, NCK,, ;.
,, e., r. Ro9hs1ter, NY
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20
F1Icrs OF FARlG STOCK.

advantages di,p.teh says: The
allsal stock report Of the Department.
Of Agriculture shows that the prices OF
farm animals ara batter sustained, than
thsss 81 other farm products. Horses
command improved pricss in nearly al
ssseises: q sths fssa%tsy.-s Sheer yass,
aen4g AioAss tAaI y Ssp..;
prsaiasaoa being quite gsseral, though
nj squalia ths several States. The
yR3ess Il esttls have advanced in so
Statss ftea lessl ea.Dss, and rsesded
In esA>A Nilsa SsV 10 ~ sqlth
- Gllesas SixI2olk
In many Of IL Nssshsra States. Ssias
bear lower 'atss generally, thsagh
qsitsae hixhagAse year inn the,, &as:.
tern States. An analysis Of local differ
susss shows that the prices of horses
have advanced il New England, Nav
York, Pennsylvania, and in Gulf States.
In New Jstsey, whore prices rule high.
.MkAssa ia tas t etaAsF Sle.t.sA small de-,
cline is apparent, though rates arc still
relatively high. Though lower prices
prevail in Delewars, Maryland, Teunss'
1900 K,s{spty, &'.ligh' ,d7eps. is
>iSsS ia-Nofthi Carolina In Minnesota,
Iowa, and Nebraska, where tho supply
b unequal 10 the requirements Of wi
deaing operations ID agriculture, horses
bsar higher prices. There is also ..
savaasa. in SCalifosnia> and Oregon.
We'k,Dg mules command advancing
prices il the South. A slight advance
II go u! a4aHrnsl 1lh,pial j a y Anime
! se>s., In Maine, New Hampshire and
Yernont, wAsrs cattle we're sacrificed
hSl 1oasoA - account OF the partial
l e: IS. Il is'1 'l:!.! s'e +
toeAEA
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20

"A worthy deacon in town some.
where or other gave notice at a pray,
er meeting the other night, Of . church
meeting that was to be held immedi.
ately after, and upeonsciously added:
"Fhers is no objection to the female
brethren; rem,ioing.''',, This, remind.
Us Of ollers & Who told in bis SER
mon Of v.ry affecting scene, where
"ther.e wasn't . dry .teaF. il the house"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-20
Farm for Sic,

THE undersignpd offers for sale q good
i farm Of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine PHsire, iabout ~.
FOURTEEN~M4hES FROM ST. CLOUD.
j Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
rio ami meadow, and the whole enclosed
with a,geod fence thirty acree being under
cultivation. On the premises is :
GOOD COMFORTABLY HOUSE
with stables; gfahary' sud ystorshouse tw1
good wells, and other impro1ementsI This
.farmis directly on the main road from st.
Cloud to Forest City, and will .bs sold
thsep. inquire It this Office, 81 81
- J:iS.2DAM,
49,; On the :premtses.