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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects o
mpediments to Marriage removed. New method o
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Book
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad
dress, Howard Association No. South Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa.-an institution having high rep
utation for honorable conduct and professional skill
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"A ehava vasi made the midnight air
hideous on Monday night. Isn't 1t about
time to put stop to these disgrseeful a.
fairs
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Tho Sabbath School Concert Of the
Presbyterian church will be held on next
Sabbath evening.
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Mr.. c. Bridgma1 has lsft With % sam
plss Of strawberries raised In bio garden in
this city. Some Of these measure one
inch and thres-qusrtsrs in diameter. They
ars ofthe Wilson and 0rssa's Prolific Va
Iiotios.
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The Father Of Waters is complained Of
for keeping his big tows in his mouth
Boston News.
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Dwelling House Burned !!
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF
HONEY.

About halt-past three O'Clock ON satur-
day afternoon flames were seen issuing from
tho windows OF ''summer kitchen" in
the rear Of Mrs. Helen NJ. Moore's dwell
Ing house, south Of the ravins bridge. The
family was absent at tho time, ct tho Epis.
ooPal Picnic, and tho house Vas in charge
OF tho servant girl, who WAS up stairs. -
The are seemed to those who first came too
far advanced to bs s1tinguishsd and al e.
forts were directed to saving the contents
Of tho building. All tho more valuable fur.
niturs, Including piano, was saved In good
condition. Unfortunately tie new, fire en-
CINE was> disabled, or the building could
have been saved, - water. Was 90 sbun-
dant ana convenient. Through vigorous
efforts, the flames were prevented from
communicating to the large barn on the
rear Of the lot.
The seversst loss was chsmois-s skin bag
in which was $1,267 in ourreney-ten 500
bills and $267 in small bills. This, with .
small package Of papers, to which it WAS
fastened, lay between the mattresses Of
Mrs. Moore's bed. The parcel Of papers WAS
delivered oil right, but tho bag contain
ing tho money had been separated from it
and was not to DO found. OF course it is
clear case Of thieving, ami although
there are suspicious yet they are not quite
strong enough to warrant IN arrest.
The fire came from tho stove, in the
Kitchen, and WAS the result Of oarelessness.
The building WAS worth about $4,000,
and WAS insured for 81 800 in the Hartford.
The loss on household furniture, library,
&c., WAS about $500.
ARREST OF ESCAPED MURDERERE.
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Mr.. J. E. Wing il agent for the eele'
brated Marsh Harvester. Every farmer
oh ould have one.
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Fergus Falls IL to have another news
paper. What town of it, size, or twice
ito size, wants with more than one news
paper ia an inscrutable mystery.
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BOARD or COUNTY Co,1lIIssIOHras
ST. CLOUD, juno Oath. 1873.

ST. CLOUD, juno Gath, 1873.
Frsssns- W. Carter Chairman, B,Miller,
| NJ. Greeley, F. Schroeder aud ]. ]. Getty.
The following school district petition,
were granted:
John ". Moss for new school district
IN Maine Prsirie-sections s, 8,7,8, 8, is,
II, l8 In Town 12l, Range 20!
B. Brady, to detaoh neg 500 ~, T. 1874,
Range 20 from Dist. No. AZ and attach to
| No. 8.
Nicholas Rsusoh to attach = part Of Dist
No. 81 to No. II.
Asa L. Clement to attach . part Of Dist.
No. Is to No. 2.
An appropriation Of $25 for Wakefield
wss appropriated, 70 b. expended by N.
Reiter and paid on report Of \. Rausoh.
Also, $25 to st. Wendell, for St. 10 and
New Munich road, to be exps ndsd by j.
SCHNEIDER and to be paid on report Of F.
Schroeder.
Also. $500 to Lynden for roads and
bridges to be expended under direction Of
8. A. Clifford and drawn ON the report Of
NJ. Greeley.
Also, $50 to Avon to be expended in Sec
ton 20, 7. 12e, n. 80, to be expended by
N. Keeper, and drawn on report Of F.
Schroeder.
Also, $50 to st. Wendell.
Also, 500 to Benjam shenklin, Of Maine
Prairie, to take his family to Illinois.
The petition Of F. MCGOWAN, Of New
MuDieh, for new school district, was
laid over until the September session.
WEDNESDAY.
Dr.. II. Il. Psnniman, Of Melrose, vas 81
lowed $87 for medical attendance. on G,
Kash and P. Schneider.
An appropriation Of $3.50 was allowed
Melrose for bridges, to be expended BY the
Supervisors, and DO paid on the report Of
MIR. Getty.
Also, $50 to Maine Prairie to bs OK
pended by the Supervisors in sections %
and 80, to be paid on report Of NJ. Greeley.
Also, $3.50 to st. Wendell, to be sxpend-
ed in sections IL and 16, T. 125, R. 20, by
NJ. Barrett, and paid on report OF F.
Schroeder.
Also, 1925 dollars to st. Augusta, to b
expended BY Supervisors, and psid on re-
port Of Mr.. Greeley. z,e-
+ Also, $685. to St. Augusta and Fair
Raven.
The petition Of Joseph Martin for .
county road fro m Clearwater to Fair Haven
Vas granted, and Asssrs. Greeley, sohroe'
der and Garter appointed = committee to
meet At the residence Of J. Martin, Fair
Haven, July Let, at - o'clock Y.
The committee appointed on petition Of
8. h. Stafford and others for county read
from Getty to Sank Centre reported favor
ably, and the Auditor was directed to no.
tify tho Supervisors to open tho road.
The following school district petitions
were acted upon:
Jos. Gssperlin, Of Krain, to annex ad-
ditional territory to district No. SO was
granted.
Geo. Loomer for new district in town Of
Sank Centre.
K. Loomer to DO snnexed to No. "a.
Geo. N: Meysr, OF No. %, to be snnsxe d
TO No. 81, Was rejected on account Of in.
Formally.
On motion, $500 was appropriated fol
bridge near Sank river in the town Of Grove,
to be expended by supervisors and paid on
report Of Mr.. Miller.
The petition Of A. Townsend for the
county read in tho towns Of Lynden and
st: Augusta WAS granted, and N. Greeley,
F. Schroeder and ". Carter were ap'
pointed . committee to meet ct tho house
Of W.T.. Rigby on Monday June 80th.
The Board adjourned until tomorrow
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Congregational Sabbath School Con-
cert next Sabbath 1t five o'clock P. n. Sub.
joct: Flowers.
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Go to Russell's to buy your groceries

For No: l ioe-oeol Lemonade, call at
BenneWit1's. K +.
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Mr.. A. DeLaey Wood offers for sale .
half-intsrest In his paper, the Eyota Ad-
vertissr.
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IF you want to see q
lively time, just call at
T.6teinburg's, between
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch. 49,. .s..,
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.TE OF MINNESOTA, COUNT or sr,Alsa o.
IN PROBATE COURT.

03AAAN0A
IN PROBATE COURT.
PROBATE 0yncE, June 81. "A. D. 1878.
In the matter of the proof and probate Of the lest
will and testament of Nancy W. Allen deceased, late
Of the County Of etearns.
Whereas, An instrument In Writing. purporttns
to be the last will and testament Of Nancy VI. Allen
deceased, late the County Of Stsarns has bsen
filed in this Office and whereas application has been
made BY Edwin 81. Atwood praying that the same b
proven and admitted to probate, soooEdtng to the
laws Of this State;
Therefore, It is ordered that said Application b.
heard before me at the Probate Once, IN The City Of
81. Cloud in said stsarns County on the soth day OF
June, A. D. 1878, at 10 o'clock 4. Il.
And It is further ordered, that notice GhAn b CIV
en- to all persons interested in said w Of the tine
and place Of said hearing by publication In the D..
Cloud JOURNAL, anewspape, printed n said County
for three successive weeks once each week. prior to
the time Of such hearing. By the Court:
L. A. 1vANA
Judgs:of Probate.
June IL, 1878. ~
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"A little daughter Of A. stCyr. while
playing. ono day last week, fell and broke
her arm. She is now doing well.
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-sons people ~ disposed 10 complain
that that bsss drum 10 somewhat o. : auls-
aaoo.
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DIED..

In thus city, on the evening Of June 22d,
Of consumption, LILA ADAI1xs, daughter o.
II. Mickey.
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MRS. OTTENsMEYER.
YOU WANT THEM.

"A large lot Of new goods received this
week ut Joseph Edelbrook's. These are
goods to please everybody, 81 prices to
correspond with tho close money market.
Call ct Edelbrock's and SEQ ahe new goods.
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,Ps1seaAL.-Prot. Moore returned on
Tuesday from . trip 10 the East and Il
Canada, coming homo via Lake Superior
He engaged At Oswsgo, N. r., two teach.
era for tho Normal School, Miss Martha A,
MoCumber and Miss Anna A. Rice, both o.
whom have had experience in tho Osweee
Normal School. They will he here before
tho opening Of the next term. August 2oth.
They srs both highly spoken Of. o.
Mr.. o. r. George, Of the Santiago neigh.
sorhood. was In town on Friday.
Mr.. Peter aillsy, Who went to Chicago
last spring, returasd on wsdnssday, in.
tending 10 remain.
Mr.. N. L: Kaowlton, Of 81. Paul, "a,
proud to bs sased on by his former fol.
low-eitissus on Monday.
Mr.. J. N. Gordon, enc Of tho lsadina
farmers OF Douglas county, 10 In town
making uss Of the Foundry, which people
al over Northern Minnesota find to be q
good institution.
Mr.. W. H. Lamb, Of tho Tines, started
this morning on trip to Michigan, to b
absent several weeks.
Miss Ella Hope, Of Prescott, Is TEN.
porarily in charge Of the telegraph Office,
Miss Mcconnell having received = short
leave Of absence for rest.
Mr.. D. B. Stanley, who docs q thriving
mercantile business on Maine Prairie. wa
in tho city ON Friday.
Hon. Sam. E. Adams and wife, Of Monti.
cello, have been In the city during the
week visiting friends. Mr.. A. was 1t one
time Receiver Of the St. Cloud Land Office.
and is now in the drug business At Mon
uoello.
Only four Of the John,ons, Of Fair H.-
ven. were in town yesterday.
Mr.. A. Allen arrived yesterday from
0lyndon and Brainsrd.
Asssrs. E. Miller, Of Zion F. schroe.
der, Of st. 10; M. Greeley, Of Maine
Prairie, and J. J. Getty, Of Getty, are in
town in their capacity Of County Cohmis-
sionsrs.
The Major occupied Clamps special" at
the Central House on Monday night.
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Tho Council respectfully declined to
meet one week ahead Of time, and 80 the
meeting will bs on next Monday evening.
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HONEY TO LOAN.

On long or short time on sstisfsetory 81
eurity. Inquire Of
L. ". COLLINS.
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-aroesriss . cheap It Benson's o It
any other place in the city. =
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Tho following letters are held for post
ago at tho st. Cloud Office:
]. W. Bacon, Dassel, MINI.
R. 8. Olden, Minneapolis, MINI.

Mr.. J. Leisen's new store has been
completed, and Mr.. L. is now occupying it.
It is . wsll-oopstructsd and hnely-anished
building, and is credit to Messrs. Uphan
sld Staples, tho contractors.
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Tho weather has been sultry much Of
tho time; with rains on Friday, Saturday
and Sabbath.
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E-To Senator Ramsey and General Aver.
i'll We ars indebted for copies Of The Ninth
Census.
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: Nor1o1.-In order to raise money, I win,
for the next sixty days, sell my entire
stock Of boots and shoes It cost. $3 ri :.
i :: ys4.* JozH Ll1slx.
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Mrs. Dsnnison IL making many i'm
provsmsnts on her dwelling house and
grounds.
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Soda Water! at LimD6ricl'S 5.

Fire Crackers. 10 ;csnts, at,Doyd's.
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MA1NHPRA1R1E.
NA1xn PxA1l1n, June 2lst. l07


Mama R1A11n, June 2lst, 1875.
+ Editor Notwithstanding to adjourn
mont, tho farmers Of Maine Prairie met st
stanley's store. last Saturday to take into
confederation tho advisability Of
Il ]: ro1NrxQ 4 a1AH01 -
on the Prairie. Some twenty or twenty
i've were present, and organised by oheos-
ing Dr.. 8. F. Brown Chairman, and e. n.
Atwood Secretary. NJ. Greeley reported
that he had opened correspondence with
tho Secretary Of tho State Grange and had
received one letter and some circulars
(Which were read BY the Secretary, and
was expecting further instructions. Near
~ all present were called upon to express
their views upon the subject, and respond
ed in short, sharp and energetic speeches
that showed that they were ripe and ready
for action. Mr.. Greeley wss instructed to
send for the proper person to organize q
Grange, aud give notice Of time and place
whom and where said person would meet
as. =
Mr.. Stanley has launched
$50, - 1Alal sA1L BoA3
on Celnslisa Lake, and Captain Elliot,
whose tan and commanding form may b
| seen euidi.s III. bark DER the placid VA
| tors Of. the lake, viii, for confederation,
give txsnty Or thirty ladies and gentlemen
= delightful rials.: =. sad eha 10 70 hsh. -
:.,t+, .,,.sei...-. :x4>tE%t =: r. Mp
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Tho saw mill Of Messrs. Tousley,
Cornwell 4 Co., st Ffssss's Station, On
the Northern Pacific, which was buRnsd
recently. Aas ben rebuilt, md TIC main
min 10 h running order again. Mr.. I. O,
Besrdman, Of this city, 10 member Of tn.
Company.
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Tho Young Mons Christian Assoeia-
ton viii hold series Of meetings In this
place sholtly.
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SAuK CssTR1.-Ths Herald says that
Ira G. johnson and Byron F. Carr, while
hunting ON Monday about six miles from
Sank Centre came upon IN old bear and a
litter Of cubs. They secured the old bear
and two Of the young ones....."..It is
now supposed that the fire at Hoors's mill
wan caused by friction on the main wheel
.:....... Lancaster & Boss are about to put
up building A tset trent, On Main street,
tho ground floor to be fitted up for fur.
aiturs store and . restaurant; the second
floor for 3 town hall. L.. .,}G ..
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f Fresh Strawberries every day, q
Boyd's. - + <s'~ =.
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The 81. Paul Rrsss publishes . ssass-
uonsl story shout . tfaveliag salesman Of
that city having encountered shout midway
between Little Falls and Sank Rapids .
man entirely nude who, on being diseov-
cred, fed to the woods. The man 10 said
to have been badly tanned, ~ though he
had been running around In this loose and
careless manner for some time. The Pres
makes deep dive into the mysterious in
endeavoriug to account for this appearance.
Fudge ! tho thing is plain enough. St. Paul
'bunmers'' who insist on triaing with
Grow Wing and up-oountry whisky may
be expected 10 see anything from = boot
full Of snakes to Wild man Of the woods.
Tho st. Paul Press, describing trip
to Duluth, ssys:
"Duluth just ct present 10 excessively
dull. There 10 NO doubt about this fact
her business men aokneWledso and com.
plain Of It and her streets show Il. The
extensive improvements Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, which were carried for
ward last year, attracted large number
Of mechanics and lsboyors, tho most o.
whom, nov that further enterprises arl
pestponsd for while, ind themselves oui
Of employment And unablo 10 contribute q
tho general property"
But the Prev ssys that notw,thstsadial
the prevailing dullnsss there il no iadioa.
ton OF diseoursgsmsnt. This Il right. Il
il poor class Of people who grew blue
and discouraged whom . season Of dull
times comes, instead Of making tho best o.
circumstances and putting their shoulder
to tho wheel to help roll better times along
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". B. Van Rensselaer, has just reoeiv-
cd . car load ofthe new John P. Nanny
respers and mowers, which hs invites the
farmers to call and sec before purchasing
elsewhere. Warranted in all respects, or
no sale.
Also, . lot Of the Monitor plows, com
prising cross plows. breaking plows, ito.
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"A strawberry and ice-oream festival
will b given this evening by the ladies Of
the Methodist Society in their new church.
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For cheap boots and shoes 70 to Ten.
vsorde's.
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On Friday Rev. Father Pirz, we'll
known Catholic Missionary in Northern
Minnesota, was in town on his way to Ger
many. Father Pirz is nearly ono hundred
years old, and has passed twenty Of these
years in this part Of the State. He goes to
the Fatherlsnd to spend the remainder Of his
days in his old homo and with such old
friends q may have marked up the same
long score Of years that he has.
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-fsir Haven -four, the best in the mar.
kst, ct Russusr's,
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CLu8 RArEs.-Ths following are the
elu rates Of TIN JOURNAL:
Is copies, $1.75 each.
8 90 l.6O
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MARK ETS.

ST. CLOUD, June rs, 1878:
Wheat remains ct last weeks quotations
and the receipts are fair To-dsy's prices
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The Major occupied ''Camp's special" at
the Central House on Monday night.

Lza B1oKsH.-On Saturday John Bra.
dy, living short distance southwest Of
town, had his right thigh bono broken by .
large boulder. which hs was sndesvorins
to ''sink," falling upon him. He ID doine
veil.
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The market is flooded with peas and
strawberries, the latter both wild and cul.
tivated, and ill very nice.
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"A number Of our citizens went to st.
10 today to attend the exercises ct St.
Johns College.
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1T will DO remembered that . special
trainss win be. run to New Munich next
Sabbath to accommodate those who wish to
attend the dedication ceremonies. Full
particulars are sivsn in IN advertisement
in another column;
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Fresh strawberries every day, n
Boyd's.
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The Union School will close On Fri
day for Q vacation until September lst.
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.-Flayerins extracts, q Rasssll's.
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Go to Rus,ells for nice eranbsrriss.
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Auc71or.-Ths undersigned will sell, fol-
cash, on Friday, June ~, 1878. 1t ONT
O'Clock, his frame building, formerly 90.
eupied BY him % boot and shoe store and
dwelling house. Also full set Of second
hand furniture. 80,
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Remember that al goods bought At
Joseph Edlsbrock's are delivered in any
part Of the city free Of charge.
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-Boyd's patent poroelain'top fruit jar
$2.75 per dozen, at Boyd's. 2 =
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In order to meet tho present expenses
Of their house Of worship, the ladies Of
the Baptist Society will give . series Of
evening entertainments Ut their Chapel,
during the week commencing Monday, June
a0th. Strawberries, ice cream, lemonade,
&c. will DO served every evening, and at
all hours Of the day on the day Of the
Fourth.
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The Ptess has passed through ansthsr
change. Mr.. N. E. n. Howell and The
Company have cried "quits," and kP.
J. A. Barry, Of 1sws, has been engaged 70
taks aharee Of The concern.
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The down train from Melrose ON Sat-
urdsy forenoon was delayed about two
hours BY . land slide near Albany, caused
BY tho heavy rain Of the night before
Tho dirt had to DO shovelsd out before the
train could pass. The obstruction va
discovered in time to prevent IN accident,
and No damage was done beyond two or
three trucks being thrown from tho track.
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PAUL 4 PAOIFIO RAILROAD.
summer Time Table. ls7

81. PAUL AND sr. oLogD-aolNa NORTH.
Leave St. Paul S:2b .. m. and 4:30 p. m.
Arrive ct St. Cloud lao and $40 p. ~.
GONG SOUTH.
Leave st. Cloud 1920 Am. and 1886 pm.
Arrive St. Paul Halo I'm. and 7:16 pm.
sr. CLOUD AND xI1RosI-GoING WRIST.
Leave St, Cloud l:2O p. m.
Arrive at Melrose $50 p. m.
GOING EAST,
Leave Melrose 1906 p. m.
Arrive ct st. Cloud 1856 .. m.
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.-Farmsrs continue to bring tho most
encouraging crop reports. All say they
never remember 80 remarkable q growing
season. Corn il three feet high.
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--Prssident Becker has returned fro N
New York. From al that can DO learned
BY outsids.s, there will be no more rail-
read building in Northern Minnesota this
season.
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III you want . glass Of the best ice:cool
lemonade, call at Dennsaxsldt's. -
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Mr.. Alex. Moore had S., 500 insurance
on his Sank Centre Mills, burned short
time since-Ss, 900 in the Triumph; 81, 900
in the American Central, Of e. Louis, and
$500 in the N. W. National, Of Milwaukee
So, 600 being on the building and $500
on the stock. The total loss 10 estimated
At about $17 900. Special agents to adjust
the loss passed through ON to-dsy's train.
Mr.. Moore intends rebuilding ct once.
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For cheap boots and shoes 80 to Ten
voords's. ~, e = .T-.. f. 3 = =.
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PURE LAKE ICE

We are prepared to supply families, no
tells, saloons, etc., with pure
LAKE ICE
in any desired quantity. Ice will DO de
livered every day at your door. Leave OK
ders with
n47-tf DORR & MARSHALL.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-26

Dick Burdiek has charge Of the slsva-
tor. Dick knows corn from rye, any time.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-26
The st. Cloud Post Office has received .
supply Of postal cards.

Now potatoes made their appearance
ON Monday. n
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-06-26

BOOTS AND SHOES. FOR EVERY
BODY.