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'!''''' O1Nc1 Pu1onAsNa Dxro7, C.S.1
,.;t... =, 81. PAUL, MINN., April 4, 1878. K.
GEALED PRoP6sALS, TN DuPLicAfB,
= da!y sade;,:d q such. .sd suhtse. to the asaai
Friday, May 2. 1871, for furnishing tho q. o. Sub.
sistence Department the following stores delivered
In this city at the Saint Paal and Pacific Railroad
$50 barrels Arst quality new Meas Pork.
$4,000 pounds fresh ground Xxx Flour, Of best
our 1ity; opshalf in barrels, head.Lnsd, and one.
half IN sacks (doub 10y Of 100 lbs each - =
5000 Mound. Had Bread, II bss. quality
Whit Or yellow, (which 70 BE- stated, IL ssaniss,
1900 pound. prime nov; White Beans. vol,
seasoned, clean, and Of uniform size; put Up in
20 900 pounds prime Rio Coffee, IN dou,ss sacks.
-. aSo pounds prime Rio Coffee, rsssted, in dou.
,.,1 SO pound; e,r.tsl.y selected r, original
10000 "C. Sugar, in barrels, < = E.
:. $500 GALLONS In halfbarrels) pure Whiskv
Vinegar, free froa AL foreign acids or ether injur.
substances Of uniform strength requiring thir-
enc hud ounce, packages t. be new full hoped, one
iron hoop each end heads and iron hoops naipted
aud bungs capped With tin. -, =.
129e9 pound: gooS Soap hard and dry. AMI in
lace Peends hne seit in good strong barrels.
LOO pounds Table salt. 4. clean, dry spirit
as pound. p.r. ground BLACK Pepper, in quar-.
| q pounds each. 80, 49,.
+ All the stores to b. Of best quality, and ready
for delivery within two weaks I: ON date OF award
nd csss. or p.ef.ss allowed. M se,se
Qsirsd q ~ articles except pork =
.ps4v 1.7t Ii.ut,e.iH.i ri o.S, T. q. N
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I'm the supplement sfths general laws
(pssssed BY the last Legislature) sent out.
from this ofioe tive weeks ego, Vas IN cot
requiring. every. psrson, selling spurious,
vinous or malt liquors to take out spec
isl license, in addition to al other licenses,
and to pay therefor into tho county treasury
SO. This amount is to DO RENTED to the
State Treasurer. and by him invested in
interest bearing bonds, and uvhsn, the 49,
oumulations shall reach $50 900, . commit
tee Is 70 b., appointed b. the Governor to
select and locate 4s,4a. stats :Asylnm for IND.
briates. Az this set takes effect immedi.
sicily after ,ts;p publication j, snd j as III Vi,
published here two weeks 70, pard.s'- VEL
have failed to take out their $40 license
are liable to . fine Of from S26 Is 800.
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yCENTAUR LIaIMENT.

5s~%~" - ~ +'SsA'fF[ - - ~ ; VA AAA
There u no pain which tho Csntaur Liniment viii
not relieve, 20 swelling It will not subdus, and NO
lamsnsss u will Pot cure.3 This 10 strong langaass
butit htrue. Whore the .arts ars not gosS it, Of.
tsctssrs marvellous. 1t hss produced moro cures Of
rhsumsts, neuralgia lock Jaw, palsy. sprsins, swell
l:ngs, caksdb casts, scalds, burns ssltrheum, ear
sche &C., upon the human frame, and Of strains, sps
VIM CALLS t., upon animals In one year than have
al other pretended remedies since the world began
1t Is eounterlrritsnt all'hesing pain relisver
Onpples throw away their crutches. the lans ~dk
poisonous bites harmless and the wound
I'd am healed without srer., It's 10 hunbug. Thu
recipe IL published around each bottle 1t IL selling
q no article sv4r before sold and 4 sells because II
sjust what Il pretsnds TO do. Those who Nov
suffer from rheumatism. pain Or swelling deserve =
sahar II they VIII sot use Centaur Ilninsnt Nor
than 1000 eeetiAcates Of remarkable cures Including
frozen Limbs, chronic rbeumstism, govt, running tn
mort, TO-. have been received. We will ssnd eiFeu
lar containing thess certificates the recipe TO-, Il
any ono requesting 1t. Ono bottle Of the yellow
Wrapper Csatsur Animsnt Il worth one hundred dol
lars for spawned or sweenied horses and nulss O
| for screw.worm in sheep. stock-ownsrs-this lii
| ment Is worth your attention. No family should b
without Centaur Liniment. J.B. RosI L Co., Ne,
York. ," .''l =. p.
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NOTlo.'E

1s hereby given to all concerned. that
will conduct . public examination Of I'll the
teachers, desirous to teaeh the Common
Schools in tho County Of Stearns, during
the summer torn, at the following plsoes,
te.wit: < @~s"s -
!; let: In Ii. City Of St. Cloud, on tho 2l.,
day Of April, 1873, atthe Court House. L
I'd: In tho village Of Richmond, on tn.
2ad day Of April, 1878, At the school house
Of said village. . .a EAR. -,
:. Sd. In tho village Of Melrose, the 26tt
day Of April, 1873, At the school house
Fo;41, Of said village. ...... >..,.s 81. .:
/ Hours Of examination, from o'clock A.
II. until 4 o'olookr. II. r'.:' -. 49, ::
/ AN persons dssirous to obtain a. d; esrti6'
cate srs requested to be present, because
nobody win be allowed an extra examins.
ton, unless sufficient proof Of their disar
bility to attend tho public examination b,
given. ~..... ,iBARTH. PIRZ.
,supt. Of Common School,. for stsnrns Co.
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PAYNENVILLE.~

EDITOR JounuAL.-Last week I visited
iPayneev'lle. and perhaps l ought to send
you few netss of The. sxeursion. The
roads ars exeos.bls. .ad every enc u long
ing srspring, while business 4 1t 8 stand
still, There Il much less snsw~at Psynes.
vile than~a St. Cloud. >
. Last Wednesday, evening; March Goth, l
attended . social gathering in Paynesville,
enc Of those quiet, well-eonduosed adsir.
which have happily become 50 frequent in
our rural districts. The PsynesviIle brass
band, through ostrsnder's hall, 1.-THE soul
ofnae,e she'd The dancing was lively
ano spirited, and soon SITTER twelve 1 sump-
tus9us, collation.. provided BY the ladies T OF
IPaynesville, was served up to all present.
Several Of the Paynesvtl1e bellies, in come
illness Of form AMI, feature, wouldsdo honor
TO any social gathering. j. J.; ! ~ i
There is absolutely a dearth Of business,
and Of items Of local interest. But spring,
with it: r.!i!iqfy'ne touch. viii soon make
that right. VIZ. H. GA1ss. =
<-7Nss ste.elosing: atsout' entire steafst
considerably&s1ess than cost. 1t is cheap
er for Us to dsfhis than boz ana isIhip, our
goods. Como and get grand Bargains.
.ht,t:.ts .:'.}t:.s : You~oI& BaADfofD.t %
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MISS MAGGIE BARNEs' ROOM.

49, "ASS mA091S 0A6NS6 HOOK. -
The "a" class in. arithmetic, by mental
and blackboard exercises in division,
demonstrated its exceeding proficiency in
science that few persons. Of the ago Of ito
members clearly understand or can thor
oughly explain. The "B' class was exc
amined in multiplication, and. the prompt
answers to mental questions Convinced %
that the lessons had not" been sighted,
while the blackboard exercises were inter-
esting and instructive. The IA" olaass in
geography drew on the boards, excellent
maps Of South Amerioa, and was examined
by '4opics, - system deserving common
dation' After singing AMI Rymnastic ex.
ercises, the ''B'' class in geography was
questioned upon South America. and the
topic system used with Australia. The
''A'sclsss read separately and In c6ncert,
the clear pronunciation aud distinct utter
anoe mark ,g the care with which they had
been instructed. This room III admirably
managed BY its teacher, and her arduous
efforts to instruct have been crowned With
.,,noI..9i "'!.; 50 -" 'ii'''T }; " - i 81
=. ' 49,. y. o. Mocoss.lI. -.
;.,~ a.;,.,.,: ..,..: Chairman Com.
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Mr.. 9: ". Kagsbury has received : lot
tsrtftpn Col. E,53G9 ussan,, sHfiasu1 st]
''oamp on Lost River. Dragon, March
loth," from which VI mike Como interest I
ing eztrsats.5 Aslvss statsd lastIvssk, Col;
Mason led the attack on the Modoo Indians
on tho 18th Of Jenssry. r, :
,."They 5(the Modoos) talk. Ensish. and
have lived 90 long among white people. thsts
they do not fear them. They are deadly
shots, and being we'll armed hsd no trouble
ia defending III, place they. held, Il w. .
regular Gibraltar. g: I % rot think 1pdisns
were ever before STACKED in such :
stronghold. II yop ~, simsgins . smooth
solid sheet Of granite, twenty miles square
and I've hundred fsst thick, covering re-
sistlsss inihss OF gtunpoxvldsr scsttsredi u
irregular intervals und.r Ii" that those
mines ars exploded simultaneously; rsnd-
ing the whole Held into irregular passes
from the size of . matchbox TO- that Of =
church, hsaping these masses high. in so1us
places and leaving deep ohssms in others ;
and that following tho explosion the whole
field is fused and heated until. the rocks
begin to run together and are then suffered
to csol the roughpess ofthe upper surface
remaining a. tho explosion loft it, while Ill
below 10 Dhoneycombed with cracks and
orsvices caused by the cooling OF tho half.
heated mass---ana you have some. ides Of
the appearance Of this Modoo fastness. An
Indian could, from the top Of one Of these
stone pyramids, shoot our mon without ex-
posing even 30 much % an inch square Of
himself. He eoald, without haste, load
AID shoot his rife ten times before We could
scramble over the rocks ! and chssus be-
tveea the slam aad The slayer. When, 1t
. terrible expense Of life, We dislodged him
from ono cover. he had only to drop into
and follow some sub.erranesn passage with
which he wss< familiar. to gain smother
ambush, from which it. would cost more
lives to drive MIN. And thus the fight
went on until night came, and then the
volunteer. would not stay. longer" and We
were obliged to. retire. !, -.1.:..'xs
/ "1'lost ono man ont OF avery three IN ny
battalion: An my officers had bullet hole,
through their clothing ), Gy,set, a,though they
exposed thenselyesSss freely - tho men
and lead their men in tho repeated charge.
by: which " dislodEsd and drove the enc.
my,rI am glad. to ny mono were killed. A
few holee through my own cost. were q
the iajury frsosiv,d. .lthoush atas Iad,a1'
didSshsir best to shoot the commanding Of
/ Aesr. = they hays ever said:'' s.'7@s ., ..
Col. Mason adds that TIKI JouIxAl
reaches hin regularly In that far-sn' hob
tile country, and that copy va ;: ON hi
table at the time Of writing. -
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CITY OOUHoll.s

s. sss-~..-~~"sr. clouD. Msrch 81. 1873
RsauLAs 1MnsrIHa. 8 P,s.sst AID CIR
to- Dorr, Fisher, sPaySll. o lsn,I saEaltsss,. !:
soherer, Scott, and R. smith.Y7Y.lys ,egsj
The President. and visa 9P.s.ident boine
absent, AID. soott was elected President
s,xo S.u. !Da't III ayH1.
w u1ltla l.
Tho committee on Chains and accounts
rsrortsd in favor. Of paying the following
bills: .,,- ,'','l't'"
v: B: Mitchell, printing, ,..;.. $40 90
J. J. Dorr, wool, .''' 30
T. Euderlie. for election room uyani~ 10 o.
>" ~. Huatoen, killing dogs, .,-'"1 ID
Allowed. 1GatW Is v>7rA+
"ou motion Of Aid. Powell. .ths, Street
Commissioner Was directed to forthwith RI
pair tho bridge near Raymond 4 Owens
-. H.ssSs!. !d-.-> ~. vi SAl>i gslsos sn.A'is
The following bills were rsfsrrsdia3 II
E. Cappls. work with snow plow, So 90
Geo. Geiesel, board Of prisoners, 81, 3 40
3. kosenberser. stationery, t.:,,. ''''i L $40
~ Dorr, wood, IA y 80 8 80
u: Gilman, services at jail '"s@~''''' L 80
L. W. Collins, City Attorney 49, "a 50
The Clerk was directed to give tho usual
notices Of annual charter election. Z
On motion Of AID. Powell, the Clerk Was
directed to deliver to the appropriate Com
mittess the reports Of the City Officers Is
soon rs handed in. ,.'...a 49,.
Adjourned. '.'."
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MISS HARRIMAH'e ROOM.

The "a, class is to, be especially com>
mended for its thoroughnsss in srithmetis
aud geosraphy. The ..B" class also gave
evidence, q good training ..nd study.
There is nothing Of which to complain, ex-
repting the error which prevails in too
many Of our scheols, VII: !: tn. method 81
'sssoshhiosi; 4 II. majority II .qhol;
ars being ppsh more prodeisht.ins matters
pertaining TO. fore,en oeaatriss than 10
their own The dsportmsdnt" and" sttsnd-
anss rtaeetsd much credit 'e On Both ,ohsoi.
sra and tsaehsr,Iut1,a Mas Moon, .se.7<i
.. r,"t,.;rs,s.'t:1 .2saC haisnsn Caus 9
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STATE NORMAL BoARD.-The State Nor
NAL School Board hold q meeting in St..
Paul on Tuesday At the office Of the su-
perintendent Of Public Instruction, at
which, the Pioneer says, Messrs. McMasters,
Wilson. Thayer, Buck, Bstohelder, Sweeney
and Simpson were present.
Mr.. j. G. Smith, Of St. Cloud. was elect
ed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of DR.. Tolmsn. W
The purpose OF The meeting Of the Bohrd
vas to take into consideration the erection
Of buildings At st. Cloud. The whole sub.
jeot WAS referred to q. special committee
consisting Of Msssrs. McMasters, Wilson,
snith and Prof. Moore, Of the St. Cloud
Normal School, to decide upon style, plan,
specification, KIND Of building, and we're
authorized to contract for tho erection of
/. building, provided that the cost be not
more than thirty thousand dollars, fully
completed as provided. sby tho aet Of tho
late Lssislasurs.. The foundation Of the
proposed building 10 ALREADY built aga {
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: GER, SOMETHING HNWil

My sho uld peoplss buy old goods, x !.
thsy esn just ~ we'll get what 10 new, fresh
andd' sstylish JOS. rd.btook Hi; received
his spring steck, which he Is ssllins, q
prices that compete with the ''oost prices"
o. t s!hsrs giye hin call and y. biz nv
Sooos' aht 1a o,yaa IAaa nj :'a;Gi1q I
In Ihii5 6o11setion5 80 would state that
Mr.. Edelbock offers now the last chance in
boots and shoes, a. he il determined to
close out the entire stock at and below
cost. Also, = larse'lqt Of croeksry nthe
same terms.
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/, MISS NsaAuaREY's noo1f. :

re 'Do.rd .,re t. ;. 4 eDonsr.tal.t.,d ., =
having guide for the little ones who, BY
her tact, ssntleness, thoroughness and ex>
oellent discipline, lssvea nothing to 10 do
sired. The Committee were surprised 4
tho admir.tie, specimens Of handwriting
shown then-the every day work Of these
children who. six months ago, could not
pen 4 single letter. Every thing handled III
each exercise hsdsa prevailing air of reality,
IS in re.ding-pre' q y 2, emphaeis.
the spirit and meaning, Of, every word rsnd
sentences were observed 70 eonpl,te .osur-
10Y, .ana quite akin WAS The work. p.rform-
cd in mental ,arithmeaie.I There WAS no
parrot-ike display. Of erammed and nm
digssted materiell., but :esrnsstnsss,l na:u-
ralness and ease in manner and q vivid
interest in work undertaken. The Com.
mittee think their observations teach the
necessity, Of .eenpulsory, -sduoation.z Nc
eriticisms orlsuggestions are offered, ,E.u,
,,s.1iJlDHs r H. ATKINS,
| I ~. t,si.4rsT w,,lssW osilChairms1 Com,
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OIL 1t IL the only safe article in existence which Il
certain to assmiIats the food, regulate the bowels
cure windoolio and produce natural sleep It CON
talns neither minerals. morphine nor alcohol and
pleasant to take Children need not cry and mother,
may rest. ,,or e.. ; jana0dm
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DouoIAs cousrY.--Gcs.of Hoffman,, IN
insane man, committed suicide in Carlos
township. BY hanging himself. ........ The
Baptists Of osakis are putting up church
worth $500. The Me,hodists are .lso
building = churoh......... Mr.. c. E. Sims i,
the new Nasty ct Alsxaudria.-Po.t. ri.
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SEE -.
..-
FUR T.
sA-~6tt + Fst> ~ o. s'FLT7!
YOuua k.RRA DroaD.. i,

=. YOuAa &:BRA DTORD+ 'tssj,T
announce that, rather than box their
goods, they; will ssll their ..ntir. ''sstsek 1t
80. go. Less than eesfi .t:." 81 >,s -.
for the next Fifteen Days. 49, 81: >',s:''
It will be cheaper for them to. do this
than to box and ply freight on their goods
to winons. For this reaso., they can Of
tord to, and s'i.1, sell goods CHEAPER th.n
any other house ia town possibly can. :.
There never Was . time in 81. Cloud
when Oh Splendid. Bsrgains could be had
a. are now being offered by 81 al"
-. tz5:,
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! 81. CLOUD, March %, 1879.
| 'Ennor JounsAI.-1 noticed : squib> m
1H, 9ou.n4t, st.tila ~ th.t ,t d. Staple.
boys had been making , raid on Paynes-
ville-". They did not make . radon Psynss-
vile, - they thought it too small, and the
people there have no more young l.di'.
than they need for the young men in their
City think "F. J. r. )" ought net to COM
plain, for ''shs Staples boys"' have not in
jured his business 70 ~ sssat ext.nt: :: ~, :,
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, Mss .llzxr. BARxIs, rlooril


| The gensral 'sppeatanesa II, the school
-, 9ioed. s.nd} th "a order ns.iat.insd naleh
in advance Of our expectations..I The vari,
GUS recitations were we'll sustained, especi
ally that Of the'"A" Glass in. in, arithmetic.
The reading in both classes e,inceed Inter inter.
est. .nd Va decidedly oreditable' % both
teacher and scholars. Tho re.citations in
geography reflected credit on the faithful.
ns.,foi q. te.ehsr, and II. MP. y readily
creditable to older headS The Commi.ts.
oonsra,diate both' teacher .pd pupil. >,
the success ofAhsir lsbofe. during tho term
Less sAsts,, ID ~ depssiftnepts, il suggested
asssa impfovsnents,s'a ssaA:. tssss,,ssssts} 81;
.kEaa IN .sDa! sWaaRs Huxr1n.
+ Chairmaa Con
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I'VE publish on the second page an
article from the Redwood Falls Mall con
corning the Duluth, St. Cloud and Yank,on
railroad, in which the prospects for the
early building Of the road are very favor.
ably presented.
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Tho Litch6eld Ledger says that town
is toertain Of railroad connection with
st. Cloud and Duluth on the northeast, and
Yankton and the Union Pacific railroad on
the southwest within four years. These
are no day dreams Of visionary men, but
the firm convictions Of gentlemen whose
judgment and experience in railroad build
Ing has seld ON, if ever been ut fault
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What right have the Chippewa 1ndisns
to DO killing deer now! We are informed
that hunting parties, on the Platts river,
are Staying ~ many - forty per day. The
Indians are Of their Reservation, and thus
10 out Of the deer season.
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--lt IL very evident that customers be-
.lisvs Young a Bradford's' to be the place
TO buy dry goods. for the store Of that
hrm IL crowded from morning until night.
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Treasurer Cans had letter this week
from gentleman in East st. Johnsbury,
Vermont, which reported the snow At tina,
place three feet on the level, on the Els. 0,
March. How is that for high
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King Of the Blood.
CANoER,-Your medicine continues to
give entire satisfaction. Ono case Of q
cancer on the hip, Of six years standing,
was entirely removed BY the use Of three
bottles, and the person, M. n. Crane, ESQ J.,
ex'sheriff Of this (Calhoqn) county, has
requested us to communicate the same to
you, If thereby others suffering from the
same loathsome disease may b induced to
try the same remedy with similar result,
not only by being cured Of the disease; but
by gaming that peace Of mind necessary
10 happiness.
y" WILLIAMS & O'DONOUuHUE,
al Az u1Qtn - :: Albion, Mich. "a
Sec advertisement in another column.
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OrFlc1 CQllJ CoNliIssAlY OF Su8usRxNcx. =,
DlfARrnKr OF DAKOTA,

k Vtflc1 C1l1J CoNn1ssAlY OF Su8no1gNcxo
D1rARfHKF OF DAKOTA,
l. =. 81. Paul, Nina, March 18th, 1873.
9 EALED PROPOSALS iu duplicate. and
y euetsoe to the usual conditions. will DO received
1st. 1878, for furnishing tho q, i. subsistsncs
Depsztnent with uay. - follows: At Fort Buford,
D:T, 800 tens; Fort Stevenson, b: T.. l4o tons
wort lincoln. .. T. 100 tons; Fort Riee D. $50
2oo tons; Lever 1r.le. b. T.. 50 tons; Fort RAN
ssil pit. 100 tom: Fort Seward. +, 50 tons.-
ae by to be good upland prairie hay, this year
properly cuI FREQ from weeds and sedges and de-.
live5ed at each post BY Sept 1873 Bids should be
made for each post separately, and bidders be pres
snt to re:p'Id to their bids. :: b.;
BY authority sfths Department Coumander.
.r fiH 49, J.H GILMAN
Bv't. Lieut.. Col. and G. 8.
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CAUhCA DAREC roRY.

COMMUNICATIONS south of Ravine bridget
Services every sanday ~ lO1a u. u. and pm. Sun
day SchOol NJ ~ o'clock. Prayer meeting ut the
church ~ Wednesday evenings ut o'clvck. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Past r. kssideacs, oernsr Of Nslls
avenue xnt Lake street.
observation-disclosures on Richmond avenae.l
Services sverv SAbsALh ~ iva H. ana ~ p. H.
Sabbath scuool ut II m. Wednesday, svsnluk lecture
ami prayer mseSlAk ~ TX O'Clock. pews tree Anu
strangers invited. Rev. b. v. Campbell, Pastor.
EPIscorAL@St. Johns Church, In lower town.
Ser, Ices every sabbath 1T lv1a H.. anu ~ p NJ.
Sundays Schv0l ~ IL IN. kvuninx prayer moe'lnx
ErauaYs At e'clvck. Rev. >. l.. ChHnbers, hsSIVi.
MxrAupnr-<Churc in lower town. Services every
Sunday ~ lO1a a. H., and a Pm. SUNDAY echvol ~
21a II. kev. }. I. Lewton, Pastor.
CAfHouo-Churoh Of Immaculate Conception.
St. 6urLAln sLrusI). Pastor. Kew. benedict halnul.
y. s. b. AslstAnt, Rev. boniiAes Null, y. .. b. SER
vices: eek days 1t q. w.; sundays, First ulase,
~ u. M, high M~ss SERMON ~ u. N, Vss-
psrs at y. N. inskructi0n At p.
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while the snow storm in Illinois last
week delayed, for hours, the trains on oil
the roads leading into Chicago, our trains
all made their regular time last wsek, as
vell as tho week before, and are doing the
same this week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-03

Last evening young typo and an
other youth had little unpleasantness in
the West House. The other chap WAS too
''husky" for the disciple Of Faust, and typo
went under. Boys, you ought to be
ashamed Of the whole affair, from first ID
lot
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-03
nIas ToLIIlAx,ss1oolt.

%v,eESEs 010o 10kUA1, ~ 800Ms ~ u
Therupils Il this room srs- I eeiving all
tho benefits which can b bestowed by the
most uutirihg energy ard devoted inter-
estedness on the part Of their teacher, and
. favorable result is apparent in the resi-
tstaen1 pe Tia sexira) alasaaa.o ID tleread--
ing, spelling and arithmetic Glasses . pro-
.doiency is particularly noticeable, and in
most Of tho rseitasiens tho pupils seem to
be inspired 'witk'-a zeal which, though
sometimes productive Of too violent demon-
strations, must result in placing them in .
high position in the school. Considering
the extreme youth and consequent mis-:
:chievous propensities Of the pupils, COED
degree Of order and obedience was observ-
ed. A very few pupils only persisted in
chewing gum during rscitations, contrary
to the commands Of the teacher. On the
:vhole, xe Eel justified il the opinion t 4
this room it being we'll managed by, Miss
;;Tolmsn, and that tho progress Of tho pupils
is such Is must DO satisfactory TO all par
/. "a :" r ra.t. $;lt
S''.'.'' - =" - C. A. G1LxAI, "E
~. ,.,, Chairman Com.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-03

Go to Tenvoorde's, and get the best
shingles made by the st. Paul Manufac-
turing Company. - $50
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-03

boyd doe. nstIblev . much. but sell.
% many gods, and : ltsle more than tn.
rest Of hia neigh ~ 4, - :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-03

Don't fail 70 go'to Youngs& Bradiords
during thls closing out ''ls .pd 'hsssey
secure bar9sins.'r! -.