The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-17
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Official Pap8l Of the City,

Official Paper Of the City.
strawberries were very short crop
this year.
tomatoes from Illinois are among the
gst-at-ablss in our grocery stores.
Tho cross Of the Catholic cemetery
7as struck by lightning on Tuesday fore
noon, and badly injured.
1t 10 Mr.. Geo. A. Bibber who il minus
the ends Of two fingers, not Geo. A. Blilsr,
~ tho types made 10 say last week.
Mr.. A. ". Bush has decided to locate
in st. Paul, and expects to be ready to
open business some time in September. H..
An interesting letter from our Detroit
correspondent on the first page. Another
hstty California letter ON the second page.
--Raspbsrries, bluebsrriss, ourrsnts, new
potatoes, onions, eueumbsrs, beans and
peas are among the eatables offered daily
in market.
"A meeting Of the trustees Of the st.
Cloud Library Association will be held st
Prof. Moors's on Saturday, July 10th, at
sP.x. L. E. P. sPRAGUk, SEQ.
Mr.. Samuel Holes, Of the town OF st.
Wendell, informs No this morning that the
storm last evening eapsised . good deal Of
hay that was in ':eock." No damage was
done to the grain or to anything else.
MIR. Peter Schafer, an old and we'll
known citizen Of this place, died on Friday
last, Of cholera merbus, after an illness Of
less than two days. Mr.. 8. was proprietor
Of tho lower bakery. He was 6fty-hve
years ofsge.
-Drs. 9enkler and Macdonald have re-
oeived from Canada . gem Of . sail.boat,
which they have taken to Pleasant Lake,
eight miles from the city. They have had
, neat boat house built in which to protect
and shelter it. y -
ON last Sabbath tho pulpit At the
Presbyterian church was filed by the Rev.
F. G.. Smith. Of Fon du Lao, Wis.,, who
preached . strong and interesting sermon
He il : brother Of Mr.. Andrew Smith, O
the Citizens Bank st sauk Centre, and h
went to that town on Monday. IT.
On Wednesday Of last week Mrs. Ten
voorde, living on Welles avenue, while
walking quietly on the sidewalk neal
Reichert's bakery on Washington avenue
was bitten severely in the arm by . dol
which rushed up behind. The injury = is .
painful one, but no serious results ars IN
tioipated. ssS ". =
The children Of the Presbyterian Sab.
bath School, to the number Of about two
hundred, are having picnic IN Pine Gar
dsn grove to-day. A. dinner st twelvs, ant
IN excellent one, too, was BY no means th,
least attractive part Of the days entertain
msnt for, the little folks. They are stil
hsying = good time. IL ,s,,. XII,
-Nessrs. J. g. Smith and ]. T. Bell 70
turned . few days ago from . trip throug'
the towns Of Lake Henry, Zion, 81. MAJ
tin and others adjoinine &. ~ ~ Thsy ,reper
hsvine SEN sons Of the finest county i
tho State, and drops that could not be q
oslled. 1th uadoubtsdly true thai tn
ohoiss part Of the county lies in that diree
ton. .,q.r3..s. ;.'I' III, -
---on Friday Mr.. h. B. Wyman, Of 8
Anthony, attempted to ford Sauk river. bu
got into desp water; and it VS. only afts
. two hours struggle that he succeeded !
saving his horse and buggy. But his valis'
fruit and Tree plate-book, articlesof clott
ing &c.. were swept down stream. He b.
no desire 70 duplicsts the experience.
The opsn.air meeting opposite the Cor
trail House On Sabbath evening Was largsl
attended, the number present beingi o.
cess Of that Of the previous Sabbath. Bri,
remarks were made By the Rsvs. stanle,
Smith and Pickett, closing with prayer b
tho Rev. Mr. CampbsN. These meeting
are in the right direction, and win. be sol
tinusd. Next Sssbbath evenings msstin
viii be NJ Tho aame place. beginning promp
~ stsevea o'clock. iii n fG+3f}sI.a !
We had : call On Tuesday from Ho1
b. Pirs, 6aperintsndsnt Of Schools, vi
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