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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-03
1oAnD Or COUNTY, conMIss1Osnas
[ooArlxulD 1ssx LAST wsIK.
FRIDAY. !
FtlsNst-W. Carter Chairman. p. 6chro,

ooxr1xulD 1lsx LAST wssK.1 f.
1RIDAY. Il, .. -. r.
Ra4s- w. Carter Chairman, 2. Sohros-
der, 3, Miller. NJ. Greeley and J. J. Get
~. 5 g. f. ~ s.s%s~ y.
On motion, $3.50 was appropriated to
town Of 81. Cloud, to DO expended by the
read ovsrsssrs $50 Tor bridge at John
Rsngel, sr.'s; $50 on Rockville road be-
tween John Rsngel's and John Beeksr's
places and $50 to repair the road near G.
Bewmsn's, to be paid on report Of ". Car
ter. '@' -. :s'>. ,.&...'
/ An appropriation Of $4,000 w.s made
to r.. build the bridge ct the mouth Of Sank
River.
The application Of F. H. Atkins for .b.te-
mont Of psrsonslpropsty tax Was reject
I'd. v
The.lpplisation Of J. +. Stevenson for
abatement Of tax on lot 2 blk "a wss sraut.
cd to the extent Of $650-tax Sells. - .'
A protest sgsinst further county aid
being given to Michael Heldt was referred
to Commissioner Getty.
Dledr'ch Holman, Of St. Aususta, WAS
allowed $40 per month from May Let until
otherwise ordered, for the care Of Franz
Stegman.
Mrs. Adam wager, Of 6t. Cloud town,
Was allowed So per month from June LIST,
1873.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

The celebrated clay Preacher" K. A.
Burnell, in company with several members
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
is expected to visit eur city on next Sstur-
day, July 9th, remaining over the Sabbath.
During their stay, meetings:will be held I'M
der their supervision according to tho fol-
lowing programme
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
2-Experience Meeting.
2:30-Christisn Drones.-Howl.kmade
Workers.
s:aO-The Sabbath School Our Duty
to it its Value to US. Tor next Sabbath
School lesson.)
.4:16-Young Peoples and Children's
Meeting. -.
Il 1.-THE above meetings are oil to be held
in the Presbyterian church,
,<,,t3e. -. EVENING.
:s7-Open Air Service (weathsr permit
ting) just below Methodist church.
7:30-Promise and Praise Meeting.
8-Young Men, their Amusements and
Temptations. -. ....4 ,.+,s.,
s:$0-Ways and Means Of Reaching the
Masses. What must do to he sayed1
Closing address by K. A. Burnell. -.
lin the Congregational church,
=, sx.... z-... SABBATH SESSION.
$50 :. m.-Union, Prayer Meeting for
aods blessing on Sabbath Schools.
9:3o-union Prayer Meeting for Gods
blessing on the Preached Word.
lin Presbyterian church, = -.
1o:30-Usual Morning Service, at usual
places ofworship. ras., =
l. 12-Sabbath School as usual.
2:so p. m.-Union Sabbath School Meet
ing. .....~
6:20-Consecr4tion Meeting.
7:30-Discusslons.
In Congregational church,
Let there be . grand rally and spirit Of
prayer on the part Of the Christians Of
this community.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.
THE .sC1ENCE OF LIFE OR SELF PREsER.
Cure Of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline In
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochondria,
Impotsncy, spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness
Youth or theindscreo1s or excuses of mature yesrs
This work is indeed a book for every man.
Thousands have been taught by this work the true
way to health andhappiness It's the cheapest ana
on this class OF ills worth reading 1eoth edition.
revised much enlarged illustrated bound in 9eauti
Maid. on receipt Of price, Address PEABODY MED
feat INSTITUTES. Number Bultnch Street.
Boston. Mass, or DR.. ". II. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. N. B. The author may DO consulted on
the above Is we'll as all diseases requiring skill
and exnerience. may1-ly
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MARRIAGES LICENSEES.

- We take from the records Of Mr.; e. b.
Strong, Clerk Of tho District Court, tho fol-
lowing list Of marriage licenses issued da-
ring the first half Of the year.
JAMuARY.-12.
II G Rising and Emily F Wilson.
George Morning and Elizabeth Halt
gerken. =
Michael stsinbauer and Mary Bonewite.
Patrick Costello and Mary Bum: :, ~,
John " Goats and Mrs. Anna Wood.
Lambert Ran and Margaret Hssensnn.
John D Lambert and Lucy Collins z'.s.-7
Christian Schneider and Kstharins
Brock. "
SLeavin and Lolita Boebar.
Paul Obermiller and Elizabeth Schmidt.
Alonxo A Hunter and Rachel Cannon.
Perry h. Chance and Mary B. Blattner.
- .,. 11BRuARY-6.
VIM A Johnson and Clara Coats.
A A Chisholm and Jane A Burr. - a.:
John Dirkes and Margareth Dobmsier.
Henry Kammermeier and Maria Thome.
o A Nelson and Helen Andersen.
John II Thornton and Dora L Blaokmer.
MARoH-8.
John B Martin and Mary Henwils.
William Taylor and Della Bennett.
James N Smith and Sylvia Parker.
Charles H. Gibbs and Emily Whittemore.
Erlan Lawson and Mary Hansen
Robert Stewart and Mary O'DonneN.
Charles Stewart and Mary Ann scbnei.
Geo T Meyer and Henrietta Briggs
APR1I-6. ~.
u Ole o Liabrsaten and Margaret E
Thompson.
Geo Warner and Catharins Merkhng.,;.
Joseph supan and Theresss, Noe.
A Rose and Lizzie Murphy.
Michael Heehtel and Barbara Hambsck.
Matthias Hinnen and Margaret eau. =
r. e.: NAY-12.r - ,f-.5 ~ 1885, ;
Henry G Hersohbsoh and Mary Braun.
Ambrose Wade and Maggie s Driver.
Joseph Walls and Mary J Kirchnsr.
Hubert Kirch and Gertrude stsfani. =
|. Christopher Lewis and Margaret Mo.
CURE. - - ~. - ~ -: 5
George Fabsr and Mary Hsss. ~.
Andrew Barthle and Elizabeth Hernberg
Thomas Robmiarok. and Apoliniss Cy'
vtnska. - s:':l r.! ..-aa-e~$s -.-:..
julius P.psnfas and Josephine Noxlo.
John B Hiltner and OtebsA stadthen. :,
Joseph ssihubil and Tracy Psndls.
W. N. Wells and Louiaa Booker.
I y 5s ~ n Ju11-14. ss2ss =. 8sss55.. 4,
II y Jmehioke and Anna n. Pliemius.
Herman Imdecke and Agnes sohmissing
Christian Lukl sser and Margaret Kun
| cen.
Anton Tembreule and Anna NJ LANCER.
Frederick Heidke and Louisa Bork
Frsnklin Graham and Matilda J Baker.
Al Warnken and Anna n. sohiefer. p,
Michael HOLMAN and Catherine Sousr
John Cooper and Malinda Hayward
william Schultz and Augusta Pramsnn
Theodore Niehaus and Mary + Pondt.
Paul Leim and, Johanna N. Casper.
| James Graham and Catherine Brown.
John G Parker and Ann Woolford.
Total. k8. t.s:.,. -. ~. ST. ~
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To buy nicely furnished house and three
lots in enc Of the best locations In Saint
Cloud. Well, cistern, barn, henery, orns-
mental trees, shrubs, with grapes, currants,
apples, strawberries, raspberries 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 ear
peted. Will sell the whole together or in
lots to suit. For the next few days will be
offered ct bargain. Terms easy.
Apply on the premises or address
O. E.. GARRISON,
- 's'-' '-'.' st. Cloud, MINI
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NO. l.........".................. u
NO. Z............................. o.
NO. ."........................... oz
Oats-22c to 25e
Corn, $50 for new.
Flour-XXXX $5.50a6. 90; Xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.O0a4.6O per barrel
Feed-$1.0oa 10 per owt.
Cornmeal-$1.1b.
Shorts-75o.
Bran-$eas per ton; 800 per. cwt,
Eggs-1oa123c.
Butter ranges from 123 to loo.
Potatoes ---20a3Oc.
Green apples $3.50 $7.75 per barrel
100 per peck.
Strawberries 20 cents per quart.
Cranberries, $1.50a2.5o per bushel;5
per quart.
Onions-$l.0es1. so per bushel Scarce.
Aoney-25asoc per pound.
Maple sugar -16a2c.
Cabbage-$5a$l0 per hundred.
Beans, $1.eoa$1.75 per bushel.
Cheese-l5a20o per pound.
Hsy-$e.ooa7.oo per ton.
Country hams-loa123e per lb.
Sugar cured hams-15c zoe.
Dried Beef-20.
Wood-$4.0oa5.0o per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 80s86o
Unwashed, 2Us26o.
Tub washed, 35a41c.
Beef-On foot, SO to 40; retailing, 6s123o
per pound.
Vsal-7a8c dressed; retailing, 10a12}o
! per pound.
Mutton-en foot, sa4o retailing 10a123 10
per pound.
Pork-53o dressed retailing, 1oa123o
per pound. -.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chickens-9al23o per lb.
M1IwAuxzs, July 2.
Whsat-$1 2e} for No. !.
Oats-293o.
Corn-S4o.
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TO :. the j LADIES.

|. 3 just received, positively tho last stock
Of Millinery goods, and !: will now sell out
.at cost and less than cost. A large stock
81 .srough-and:ready" hats at 76o each.
Trimmed hats, for rs cents and upwards
Al fancy articles, laoss, trinminss,. TO-,
i less than cost. Chisnons q the latest
styles, rs cents Zephyr worstsd, Is cents
per ounce: T. -. r. o.s,.a s, 81
- ) 80. 4. akpa ~farrrNaNRYrRs u
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THE GREAT REGULATOR.

Mr.. Jos. >Capssr, Of the well-knewn
Sank Centre Regulator, the oldest and most
popular store in the upper country, passed
through town to-day, on his return from
the east, where he purchased an immense
stock Of new goods for his establishment.
1t is curious fact that competition only
serves 70 increase The trade at The s1Rsgu-
.lator," but such u. the iAct. The truth
is, people know that they srs always sure
Of getting the very best goods, and Of get
ting then. at low prices, and 80 they feel
that tho "Resulator''is the best place 70
buy A. The present new stock Includes
groceries, dry goods, clothing, hardware,
notions, and : great deal <of everythiag.-
Csll. and sss till, immense stock g &
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CHURCH DlRECT TORY.

Church south ofRavins bridge.)
Services every Sunday at l01 q. m. and pm. Sum
day School at IL o'clock. Prayer meeting at the
church on Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner Of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
EPlls1Y1IlIAN.-(Church on Richmond avenuel
Hervices everv Sabbath At l0H .. m. and ~ p. NJ
Sabbath school at IL m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at X O'Clock. Psws free and
strangsrsinvited. Rev. +. v. Campbell, Pastor.
ErsoosAL-tst. Johns Church, In lower town.
Services every sabbath at 10]1 m. and ~ p. IN.
Sundays School at IL m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays At O'Clock. Rev. }. T. Chambers, Rector.
MsrHopu1-Church inlower town. Services every
Sunday at lO1S 1. H.. and Pm. Sunday school ut
~ 4. Rev. J. r. Lewton. Pastor,
CAzHouo-Ohuzoh Of Immaculate Conception.
st. Germain strsst). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Hsindl.
o. 9. b.; Assistant, Rev. Boaifaee Null, o. s.B. Ser
vices: Week days at .. M; Sundays, First MAS,
~ .. M, High mass and sermon at 10 Am, Yes.
peIs at p. N. Observation-Disclosures at pm.
CLUE RAT8s.-The following are the
clu rates Of THl JOURNAL:
s copies, $1.75 each.
8 - $50
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-Flavoring extracts, At Russell's.
Go to Russell's for nice cranberries.
Fruit jars, Boyd's patent, At Boyd's

LIGHTNING CuRz.-Ths prompt relief
afforded in numerous cases by the use Of
Dr.. Trask's. Magnetic Ointment has not
only persuaded people that IL contains
Magnetism, but they call it the Lightning
Cure. - +4!s..s-s~ = - -
In Rheumatism, Wandering Pains, Neu-
ralgis, and 1rritabihty, one application
gives instant relief, and continued use will
usually accomplish ; permanent cure.
:, See advertisement in another column.
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NOTlCE 10 OREDT1OR s

: In the matter Of the estate Of Nancy W. Allen
deceased. ~
Notice Il hereby sivsn that the Judge Of tns Pro.
bate Court Of etsrns county has fixed upon the nst
Monday Of each and every month for the AK N4
months and the Probate ONCE in said county - tne
times and place when and whore he VIII reeetve,
hear and adjust I'll claims Of al pereons agaanet
aid deceased and that six months have besn limit
cd a. tho time for creditors to present thsE eIems
against said estate.
Dated the 3Vth day Of june, 1873.
julys4w E.H.AT#ooD' 11eso'ol'
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HO! EVERYBODY

Coates & Freeman have the exclusive
agency in st. Cloud for Jeffts & Stickney' g
celebrated prepared tripe and pigs feet
They are extra nice. Pass in your order
and try them.
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Castor1& IL more than substitute for Castor
Oil. Its tho only safe article in existence which 10
certain to assimate the food, regulate the bowels,
cure windoolic and produce natural sleep. It con-
tains neither minerals. morphine nor alcohol and IL
pleasant to take Children need not cry andmothers
may rest. i.n3Gem
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Everybody knows Jonathan Wool, Of
st. Augusta. jonathan is glowing type Of
that somewhat numerous class Of persons
who are, paradoxioally speaking, never
happy except when they are in trouble,
and Jonathan manages to be happy most
Of the time. Last week he had q little
season Of delight. Emerging from his ru-
rsl retreat on Thursday afternoon, and ap-
pearing at The Washington House in this
city. he began abusing swede boy and
making disturbance generally. Disre-
gsrding tho warnings Of Chief Of Police
Robertson, he persisted In his disordsrly
conduct, whom tho officer undertook to ar
rest him. Instead Of yielding gracefully,
no became obstreperous, tore things, and
compelled tho Chief to use his chilly" to
the temporary multiplication Of Jons-
than's physiological bumps and tho slight
marring Of his personal loneliness. But he
was finally carried of to the lookup, ~
was also his brother Albert who resisted
the officer. Tho next day both were
brought before Justice Tobey-L. W. Col
Inns, City Attorney, appearing for the
prosecution, and o. Taylor representing the
prisoners. The Court dealt mercifully
with the offenders, giving them each SIS
| and costs. Declining to fork over, they
were taken back to Jail. On Monday their
counsel applied for writ Of ha6sas corpus,
but tho release applied for was denied by
Judge McKelvy and the prisoners were re-
msnded to Jail. About this time they con-
| oluded to pay their fines, and 80 stepped
forth until tho next time.
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Have you : dollarl b Go to Rhodes 4
spsncer's and buy two dollars worth Of
goods. =. - B s#5z =. LII sssss @
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Tho weeks festival begun at the Bap-
tist Chapel on Monday evening has sue
oeeded well thus far, and will be continued
until Saturday evening. Refreshments
will be served al day tomorrow.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Some Of those patent Ay eatehsrs. Come
and see them. @'$ . :. - -. Il 49,
Also, . large lot Of turkey.wing cradles,
seythes, snsthes, and oil implements
pertaining to tho haying and harvesting
line. Call at Rosenbergsr Bros, and buy
good goods ~ cheap as-the cheapest: FS'S 4.
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W. Carter was instructed to employ
counsel, II hs should see fit, to have the
st. Cloud and st. 10 road opened at once.
Adjourned sine die,
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MARKETS..

Jerry Dennenwaldt keeps always on
hand choice wines, liquors and cigars.
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Aoc1DEHrLx SHoT.-On last Thursday
afternoon young man named Andrew
Henuemsun Was hunting for birds, near
the Catholic church. He had "oane''
gun, the barrel Of which can be unsorewed
from tho stock and used for . cane. In
tending to shoot At bird, he attempted IA
pull the stock from his inside coat pocket,
when in some way the load Was dischsrg.
cd, entering the right side Of his neck.
Tho surgeon extracted from the wound
100 No. 10 shot. The young man is now
doing we'll. Had the gun been ono Of the
ordinary kind, he could not have escaped
instant death. - r.
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ST. JoHN's Co1LEGs.-The Sixth Annu-
al Exhibition at St. Johns College, near
st. Joseph, on last Thursday was largely
attended from this city and from tho ooun-
try adjacent to the institution. The exer-
cises comprised an Introductory address,
. drama, q comedy, German, French and
Greek orations, dialogue, . tsbleau,
instrumental and vocal music, dis
tribution Of premiums, 80. The music,
which WAS very good, was furnished
by the college band, assisted by Prof.
Fisher, Of this city. The ladies Of st. 10
had prepared tables at which ell could OBJ
tain refreshments. This institution en-.
joys good reputation.
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-For Nc. ] ics-oool lemonade, call at
Bennewitz's .. .ss,... a Il sszss$5ss
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M. J. E. Wing Il agent for. tho cels-
bratsd Marsh Harvester. Every farmer
should have one. W.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
Impedments to Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
Dress Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa,-an institution having high rep
utatiop for honorable conduct and professional skill
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Music G1v1s AwAr.-We will order
Peters Au..ea Monthly to be sent for enc
year to any one who will send as Eve sub
scribers to our paper at 81. each. Think
ofitl You can get at least sixty beautiful
songs, duets, and choruses, and from fifty
to sixty piano pieces, worth at least $40,
BY sending Ave Subscribers to THl jour
NAL u PSI; Ell: n s3 RE
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Fruit jars, Boyd's patent, at Boya's.

FAR Haven four, the best in the mar.
ket, at go. ..s:. Il 49,, Russ111's.
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Tho cir chamber Of the new engine,
sent to Boston to be repaired, was received
again yesterday, and last evening the boys
took the 'tmaehine" to the upper lsvee to
be tested. It worked satisfactorily.
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ST.. CLOUD, July 8, 1873:
Wheat has improved three cents during
the week. To-dsy's prices are:
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Mr.: J. Hill 10 making number Of i'm
provemsnts on the dwelling house lately
occupied by DR.. Uphsm, adjoining his
photograph gallery.
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Soda Water !. !, jdIinDlj9liGl's,

To my ono paying as $500, W will
ssnd the Wt,ts,. Rsrsl, the popular and
excellent Rural ana Family Weekly aof tho
Wsst, for one year, and credit one years
subscription paid to our own :paper. The
We.tern Rural, alone, is $3.50 per year,
and every family in the West ought to
have it j 4 =. = ~ s5.,@a E.
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Tho Board Of Education will meet on
next Monday evening, when tho election
Of teachers for the Union School for tho
ensuing year will take place.
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On Saturday We found on our table .
paper Of nice ripe cherries, with tho COM
pliments Of r. NJ. RUSSELL" We can
swallow all such compliments a. that, and
z. NJ, knows II.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican voters Of stsazns county viii meet
inConvsntion ON Monday, July 14th, 1873,
at ~ o'clock Pm, fe the purpose Of slseting six
dslsgtss to attend the State Conysntion b held
ct St. Paul, July 10th, 1879. -
The several wards aud towns viii b allowed the
ALLOWING dslsoAtes:
a :: Maine Prairie 8
ii 81 Nerth Fork, 4
oh Psynesville,
HrockWAH Raymond, z
Crow Lake, eauk Cente o
An ether towns Win be entitled to one delegate
eAeA.
J.k.WJST.
Chairman Republican Co. Committee:
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v14n47-1y

LOOK aERE l-Grooeries and provisions
of all kinds can be bought a. cheap at
Limperich's as at any other place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and see.
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Mr.. Weodmanses informs 10 that the
two rsosS for tomorrow afternoon q the
Driving Park viii certainly DO filed, and
promise 10 bs close and exciting.
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BORN.
RARE CHANCE

On Sunday, daughter to Samuel and
Mary Maokrell.
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:DELlNQUENT TAXES,

!; The towns Of stesrns county are 'dslin-
quent - follows in the payment Of taxes
for 1872, % shown by tho Auditors and
Treasures settlement sheet
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. -. Curtis IL receiving still smother lot
Of choice family groceries, md i prepared
to supply everybody q The lowest living
prices. s&E{ Lz.. =. =.
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& sAux RAffDs Tho Instruments for The
Sank Rapids band will be-, received in .
few days...........M Mrs. @. Hudson fell from, =
wagon, WAS run over BY one, Of the wheels
and had two ribs broken. ......Mr. J. E..
.1e.yitPs oldest son, while a. school, wwss
30 overcome by the Lest that he vas
thrown into spasms /; bat Is III right again.
-Sentinsz. III. tsss5s m 2, ~ 81
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4 AT the meeting Of the Council on Nor
day evening TIN JOURNAL was declared the
Official Paper Of the city for tho ensuing
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III you want glass Of The best ice-cool
lemonade, call ct DennenWaldrs. i
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The County Commissioners at their
last session appropriated $4,000 to build =
new bridge ct tho mouth Of Sank River to
take the place ofthe old one swept away
in The spring. Now, let 10 have . good
bridge-ons that will not have to be re-
placed next year..
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.,
Reported for THs JOURNAL by John Zap
Esq.,, Register of Deeds.

Reported for, Tn JOURNAL by John zap,
Esq.,, Regi.tsr Of Deed,.
Warranty Decd Transfers for Week
Ending July 3. 1879.
First Div 81 & P h r to Bridget Geras
ehty for seq seq SEQ T 126 R SOW
$40
Frank K. Rolling and wife to Peter
Brauch for nwq seq SEQ 20 T 1928 r % v
=. s..,s. $500
Frank K. Rolling and wife to Anton Lemm
for seq neg and Il seq SEQ 20 T 12a B %
" $50
Betsey Beidleman to Charles NJ. Boss for
ne 22x10O feet lot blk 8 in Sank Centre
$3.50
Betsey Beidleman to Vim. F Lancaster and
G s Boss for 50 22x100 # lot 6 blk 8 in
Sank Centre $3.50
Joshua E WEIGH, and wife to Morris Chand-
Ter for 81 seq swq SEQ 26 T lz2 r 81 Y
500
Charles T Brown and wife to John r. Har-
ris for lots 5 and 6 blk 65 in Browns
addition and lot IL blk in stsarns add
to st. Cloud. $120
John Zspp and wife to John Gaffke and Ja-
cob Bsran for 81 neg SEQ Fl T 124 B %
W $l,775
Matthias Mess and wife to Jaoob Lemm for
40 acres in SEQ 10 T 12S b 28w $500
Hiram Bellingsr and wife to John Bellin.
ger for neg Of q neg sec II T l26 R 80
" $50
John Blakeley and wife to Demos Pelky for
"a acres Of seq Of seq neg SEQ 80 T 1872
B 32W $40
Christian johnson to Thos Olson for ntq
nwq sec Is T l25 b s5w $50
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4 4: III you want good horss-shosing, 80 I,
Scott + R&thbun's
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J.W. Tenvoorde is olosing ont his on.
tire stock d boots and shoes, and Win sell
AT COST for the next.sixty days. 81
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IF you want to sec q
lively time, just call at
r. 5teinburg's, between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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-1oe-oool lemonade, pop, and the best
cigars and tobacco always to DO had at
Fank Davis new stand.