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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-03

DIR. Wsber's new granite block doesn't
count for anything just now. A girls
what's the matter.
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FOR txsivvs dsyys more Jea osl gst
goods 1t Young & Bradford's for less than
first cost. All goods not then sold will be
boxed. .,ss&issf =, :, ..'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OTATB OF MINNEsOTA--Distzi Court, Ssyeat]
y Judicial Distriet-County Of stesrns.
Henry ". Weary, Plaintiff; y ''5''.
B.rb.r. 4. Weary, Defendant. '4''''
Tho State of Miunesota.

;..: To the above named defendant: 49,. .,,,
Iou are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint In this action which on hla At the
once Of the Clerk OF this Court At the Court House.
In Cloud, etsarns county, Minnesota and to serve
. copy OF your answer to the said complaint on the
Minnesota, within thirty days aftsr tho Ger.
vice Of this summons upon yoa, exclusive Of
the day OF such service, and il you fail to answsr
the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plstnti1 in this action will apply to the Court fer
the relief demanded therein.
: L. ", COLLINS.
Dated March 18th, 1873. ;'I|. apr85v -r
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The best wagon in use is the. White
water wagon, for sale by
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The incest fresh oranges and lemons
a. =, h.G : ~ .-, :, RUssELI,a.
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ax1es ,pAn's loox.

The Committee DO not consider it .eo.
essary to comment upop. ssaash particular
exercise, - al were excellent and mani
tsstsdsp lsinly care aud diligence on the
part Of teaohsr and pupils. In their opin-
lon, the szsplnatioa was conducted i'm
partially, ;snd Wa .ffsir sample IL. dsy's
work ~ any time during The term. Th.re
was 20 evidence Of previous "cramming' %
upon tho SUBJECTS under examination. The
deport.nent Was excellent, al being very
quiet and attentive, witt. ops. Or two *,
cept,ons, which seemed to proceed from CON.
stitution.l inability or, .'oliginsl SIM" Al
to methods Of teaching, the Committee Of
fst 10 suggestion: arest>ersdit IL due Miss
Dam for the proficiency In studies and the
good behavior manifested In her depart.
nent, and for Tho ability With which the ex'
animation WAS conducted.
j ,a'.5-;4::; s0I,>r1 Csc, 8. ePszos1,
. Chairman Com.
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The place to buy cheap is at Young &
Bradford's. -l...
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III you want good horse-sho eing, 20 to
Scott & Rathbun's.
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-"Uncle" Burns, Of Pomme do Terre
who is quite weather prophet - we'll as :
good farmer, made bet carly in March
that no would bsve ton acres Of whea.
sowed before tho first Of April. And he
won tho bet. Seven acres were put in on
st. fatrlck's day, and seven more the day
following.
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The best Anok. shingles, made ~ tho
g. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale ., :.
Fenyaerde'sy~ gssssa Y, S4y,rx>fE + =
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PansoxAI,-Mr., Richard Smith, having
taken : full course In the s.. Paul Com
merciat College. returned homo on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Martin Bowling, who spent the win
tor in sherburne county, has returned TO
st. Cloud to remain. E>&s.
Mr.. J. Il. Denton, Of 81. Paul, was in
the city this week
Mr.. .. H"nauer, Of Hanauer & Co.,
clothing dealers, who last fall removed
from this place to st. Paul, was in town on
Tuesday. He says tho retail business in
that city Is very dull, and that II he WAS
no, tied there now by his present arrange
ments hs would reopen businsss in 81.
cloud. g. II
Mr.. John R. Clarke went yesterday I.
Minneapolis.
Mr.. c. Bu's, ofcold Spring, was among
the in-towners this week.
Capt. 0rovernor Was in st. Paul this
week hurryinI up moro farm machinery.
On Saturday we had pleasant calls from
Nessrs. B. Il. Winslow, W. H. stanoh6eld,
E. H. Atwood and E. Bennlon, Of Maine
Prairie, and from Capt. Tollington, Of
Clearwater.
Mr.. A. Allen, Of Glyndon, was in town
this week.
Mr.. &c. Mercer, Of Fort Garry, former
resident Of St. Cloud, is visiting his broth
or. Mr.. W. Mercer.
We had = call to-day from James NJ.
Stowe, Of Eden Lake.
Mr.. A. E. Hussey came homo from st.
Paul to-day with = very severe attack Of
erysipelas in his face.
DR.. Senkler is expected home tomorrow.
Mrs. Ottensmeyer starts tomorrow for
the East, and will purchase . largo stock
Of goods. So
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Ns11o1.-Dsvis, Bsal 4 %. viii pay th<
highesteash price fors III kinds 81 grain.
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On last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Alsop lost their youngest daughter-only
two days old. = 1880 + ss~>-~'
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III the authorities Of Benton county
have any regard for public decenoy, they
will Immediately suppress the vile insti.u-
ton near the end OF the bridge, in tina.
county.
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F0R RENT. - A comfortable dwelling
house on Washington avenue. with we'll
stable, SC. Inquire ct this Office.
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"A boiler maker IN st. Paul is cores.
ponding with parties here with view to
removing to St. Cloud and manufacturing
boilers. He could undoubtedly do well
here and We hope he will come.
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80 and examine the Buckeye force.
feed seeder, at arov.t nor's. ~ -,
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III you vent tho value Of your money
in goods, stths loweet rates, 70 to Bsyd's.
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Just - We expected The snow which
vsr"belmsd poor Chicago last Tuesday
drifted along this way BY Friday, and sew.
eral inches Of it remained. But it did no,
remain long. The warm sun and wind
soon disposed Of it. Now, will Chicago
please behave herself and let % alone
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! i
--At meeting Of the St: Paul Board }. Of
Trade on Saturday, President Dolano of,
fered = resolution; stating that th. Board
deemed it the imperative duty of tho North
ern Paci6c to Immediately construct the
lines Of railroad now commenced between
Sank Rapids and Brainerd and between ST
Cloud and Fergus Falls Sin order that the
most direct route and cheapest Transports
ton may ,be opened between the city Of
St. Paul and the great agricultural districts
ofs Becker, ottertail,; Pope, Douglass,
stesrns and Benton counties, and by, thus
doing directly promote thss interests Of lie
stock aud bendholders in said railroads -
well o. to offer the greatest encourage
msnt to the present settlers. and ,t1,most
inviting fold TOR new: immigration."s1 .'@,
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DR.. Atkins and family intend leaving
fsr Southern California about the first OF
Nay. The change 10 made on account OF
DR.. AS health.
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! -WAs7ED.--A shoemaker can obtain
steady employ meat and good wages by cal
ling on q - 800 4 M BOXER, =.
r, 81 AID ~1A IS. Cloud.
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The st. Paul Press mangles = local
purloined from last weeks JOURNAL in .
fearful manner. It las "Charles Benson.
ofClearwater, knocked down, gored and
tramplsd upon BY playful bull" and
leaves him "lsid up with numerous gashes
and bruises" but adds tho consoling assur-
ancs that Tho will recover This will be
rather perplexing news to Mr.. Benson,
who, somehow, has been laboring under
tho impression that he hadn't been hurt .,
a'l-thst he had rescued = nsighbor, Gil
bert Winslow, from . fearful death. But
then, man nsvsr knows certainly wha'
has happened to him until secs the full
Particular in nswspsper some seventy o.
eighty miles of! We would sugssst to tn
Press, by tho way, that Il win have goo
deal Of difficulty in Improving ON tn
JOURNALS locals. Better take them inst .
you find them.
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= FOR SALE.

Dr.,Atkins offer for sale .. lot Of plain
furniture, three, psrlor stove, cook steve,
sewing machine, Doty's clothes washer,
Reliance vtisser. feather pillows, orookery
|, and other household goods. Also, buggy,
cutter, male and side saddles, buffalo robe
md ev.reo.t, single and doabl. harnesses,
eee. Also, . gentle saddle and diving
horse, s'''!'5 n.:o los ''* 1900 yt''" sh1
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Tho people Of Eden Lake think the
name OF their town much more approprl-
ate, now that they have weekly mail.
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quite party started for st. Paul on
this mornings train to attend Mrs. Scott
Slddons' readinks this evening.
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Tho Tribune says tho city orders Of
Duluth have been bought up At 80 to 60
cents on tho dsllar, but the holders are not
willing to exchange them at par for TWEEN.
tyyear bonds. Per contra. tho CITY order. Of
1t. Cloud are worth par, and are esshed q,
soon - issued. We have NO bonds on tho
market.
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Boyd don't have to run around the
streets with bell to tell people that he is
selling goods low; they have found it ont
and come after them: II Il il /
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Tho cir WAS black with crows on Sun.
day, whose sweet voices proclaimed the
near approach Of spring.
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+, g-i:7The general verdict j. in favor Of the
Whitewater wagon. For sale by Grovenor.
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+ =, Markets.
ST.. CLOUD, Apr. sd, 1878
To.day's quotations for wheat are

D
No. ......... .09a9Oo.
......... .:''..'.. oaooc.
NO. 6...........!......" ."....."". (1aeVcs
Oats-20c TO 22c
Corn, SOC for new.
Flour-xXxx $5.60a6.o 90; Xxx $500
$3.50 : Xxx 81 ooa4.50 per barrel T.: *.
" Feed-$l.oosl.l0 per ewt. - - .'.'..'
/ Cornmeal-$l.l5. ....u* .... ~.
.shorts-75c. ..,.....
Brra'n;---$sA1o per ton; 500 Per owt.
Eggs-Pleata at 123c..l5c.
Butter ranges from IL to Csc. and ex-
ceedingly scarce. '..''
Potatoes - 80 =. 49,
Green spples- $3.50 .$7.75 per barrel
LOO per peck. !; H. .:,,sr ~,,:I. l.i,.:
Craaberries, $l.50a2. 50. per bushel IS
per quart. =. ,.,},...., ,.,... .,,,...,.; -,
Onions-$l.0oa1 so per bushel.
Honey-25asoc per pound. -,''-.
Cabbage-tba$7 per hundred. '''..' !.
Beans, $1.eoa$1.75 per bushel. " ;. ~
-'cheese-l63a2oe per pound. ':.s. e..
! Hsy-$6.50s7.5 so per TOM. ..~: ,.
| WooAuax.sh.d, ssaa5o; washed, 80.
$50.
Country hams-l0s12}c per lb.
Sugar cured hams-15c 200.
! Wood-$4.ooa5 90 per cord.
! Beef-On foot, 80 to DO; retailing, sa12@o
per pound.
| Ved-7asc dressed; retailing, 1oal2}c
| per pound.
| Mutton-en foot, ss4c retailing l0a12}e
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed retailing, 10a12}c
per pound. ! =
Mess pork, ST. per barrel.
! Clear pork-$2o per barrel,
Turkeys-l4also per lib.
| Chickeas-9al23o per ID. H., y
| Geese-9a124c per lb. ..: e..
l.. :,.. MILWAUKEE, Mar. 20. .
| Wheat-$1 % for No. /.
Oats-26o. ,.t 80
| Corn-61c.
i Splendid Cha Nnr Mn Mail Wh;trnv
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TO RE MT.

Office rooms to rent over the Bank Of St.
Cloud. Apply d, tho Bank / =" = : : :
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Mr.. James r. Kennedy has purchased
tho West House, and will take possession
the LIT Of May.
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An IMPORTANT, &CAs1.-The somewhat
noted case OF Sarah Longtsllow ~. Janss
Brett win como % 1t the special "tsrns q,
the District Court On Monday, ..d viii be
argued by Judge Hanl1n and n. H. Miner:
Mr.. Lopgfsllow died some time ago and
left his property, near Sank Centre, worth
some s., 900, to Brett, who attended him
for several weeks before he died. Mrs. l. ,
who was not with her husband 1t; tho time
having left him or been driven away by
him-now sues to recover tho property. ..
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Winter Tlnap Table,

-. PAUL AND u. oLovD-aoIAa NORTH.
Leave 81. Paul 500 .. m.
Arrive ~ st. Cloud 1885 p. m.
como SOUTH.
Leave St. Cloud $50 .. m.
Arrive 1t 81. Pau. l:25 p. m.
IT. CLOUD AND MELRosE-0oIN9 WHIST.
Leave st, Cloud 12:4t p. m.
Arrive IL Melrose S:W p. m.
GOING EAST,
Leave Nelrose 600 o. m.
Arrive ~ st. Cloud S:4V. .. IA.
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.sFoPIrHAlr Fuss.

Every grocery msa,sud every dry goods
man in towns getting Out lsndbills, telling
what no will do. Tenvoorden does not
propose gettin 8 out bills, but no will. sci
goods cheaper than any or al the rest and
his goods are no old lot, either. Come
along, everybody, who wants good goods
cheap, and see what Tenvoorde has to sell
you.E His prices are = good deal better
than the ''cost prices" the other mercbantsl
are making so much fuss about. ., =:
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% lbs nice "A" sugar for one dollar.
RUSSELL.
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The ~sathersn.kesn no 5ort Of difsf-
enes Il Young 4 Brsdord's.. rh.re is !
steady rush Of 'p.opl. there IN Though
the AZ, and III 50 l..v'sy y orc han 'l..ti..
fed with tho splendid bsrgains. ..,g, -, In.
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"A splendid stock Of ready -msde cloth.
ing, for mems and boys wear, will be
sold At cost, to close the lot. Be sure and
call ct Paul Mockenhaupts fol, your cloth
inc - "a = si<.d : -.
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Mo such bargains were ever offered 10
st. Cloud, as those to be had at Younr l.
Bradfords. The very best grades Of goods
going ct less than the wholesale prio. 4,
tho Eastern markets.
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Russell na''1 sells only the best qu.lity q
goods. },nnis pjn ya1 a. i.strr,,,.. ,.xo
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Tho Central House, At Cold Spring,
has been sold by J. HaemaAn to julius
Gross.
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John J. Dorr has built . Inns hosss
on Jefferson avenue, near where Leisen's
new block il going up.
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Several communications are crowded
out this week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-03

Tho prsris chickens were ''cooing"
n Tuesday morning-ths earliest for
years. They, at least, seem to feel certain
that spring has come.
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Good Tom and Jerry can be had q
Frank Davis.
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In this ISSUE may be found the adver.
tisement Of E. P. Allis & Co., proprietors
Of the Reliance Works, Milwaukee. This
is the leading mill furnishing establish
ment in the Northwest, and its work is
highly appreciated in this State wherever
it has had trial. Several large mills in
this county are to be supplied with ma
chinery from the Reliance Works, and
more orders are sure to follow.
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.s - -
MISS oWHN's ROOM.


The reading by the 'B'' class was re-
markedly good for children Of their age,
who also showed good degree Of fsmili-
arity with primary sounds. Tho ,"B">
class IN arithmetic WAS examined in num-
Grafton Of deoimsls, pointing numbers and
division. The questions were eagerly
looked for and promptly. and with few OK
oeptlons, properly answered. Tho "a"
geography class was examined by topics.
General questions, and questions relating
to location, size, climate, vegetables and
animsl products manufactures, exports,
people, cities, towns, 80, were answered
in = manner that indicated thorough
knowledge + Of the ,subjests.5 = Calistherio
exercises were followed by the .'B'' class
il spelling, W. were not 80 we'll pleased
that the spelling should have been limited
TO theIpee of words Writtsn in plain sight
upon the board. The "B" class in geog-
raphy Was examined by topics and with
satisfactory results. The discipline WAS I'll
that co1ld bs desired. The scholars be-
hsved with credit to themselves and reflect.
cd honor on their teacher, and We trqst
that the ssms spirit Of dseornm will char.
actsri.s tic future Of this department: Tie
Committee are unanimous in the opinion
that Miss Oven b possessed Of tact md Of
!. oip.eity for inp.rtlne Instruction: that
will make her, With, REV years experience,
IN ornament to this truly noble profession.
N :. Rfv:,J. +. L1wrox,
IT, szs s551EF = Il : Cherman Gem.
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CIT In another column, advartissmsnt about
O10 bsea aSd Neeeaska le.4s.lr ;s,iios; IL
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Tho Monthly Concert Of the Congre-
gational Sabbath School will be held on
next Sabbath afternoon, at hslf-past four
o'olock
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On Easter evening the Little Giant
Flrs Company will give . bsu. And the
boys knew just how to get up . Ne. bali
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"A correspondent At La Crosse, Wis.
reports severe winter and very hard times
there,
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Loaa1Na.-Mr. Leroy Circuit returned
last week from Platte river and furni sh.e
Us with some items concerning laundering
operations there. Pratt 4 Malvey have
got out 1900, 600 feet Of logs on the Main
Platte for Harris & Putnam, Of Minnsapo-
lis. These, with Bedford T. Boyce's and
the Ga rrison logs cut last year, will make
S,000,0o0 feet. Jack Goss has charge of
tho driving Of al these logs, On Hillmsu's
Brook Tor Little Platte), being the east
branch Of, the Skunk Brock, Smith l. Mack,
Turner & Crowell and B arrows Bros hav e
camps This winters cut, with what were
get out last year, win make about l,0O0,-
200 feet. Mr.. G. says that Skunk Brook,
for . distance oftwenty miles, is full OF
logs. With = good stage of water, these
80, 000, 900 feet viii all como cut Of the
Platte into the Mississippi.
NEAT BUT not GAUDY.-Yesterday after.
neon Mr.. George Herbsrgsr went into Mo-
Clurs's Bank, and slapping familiary on
the shoulder . young man named Frank
Levansellar, said ''Give me pipe Of to.
baoco." The youngster immediately 10,
fly, and struck Mr.. n. over the eye, causing
rapid arrangement Of that gentlemsn's
chronological development. He then
sprang behind the counter and seized ,his
revolver. Mr.. H. was completely taken
by surprise. but obtained possession of the
weapon and left it at Justice Barnes office.
No reason is known for the sudden and IN.
expected manifestation Of muscle on
tho part Of the young man. Mr. Herber.
ger has, We believe, made no legal com
plant. ,'''. y.
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-Schwartz's Hall VAS we'll filed On
Thursday evening to witness the perform
alces ofthe North Star Minstrels. They
are said to have done we'll.
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Groceries can bs had Il b. Curtis
grocer, store u cheap Y Z .',.ln ott.f
place in the oity. =, .,,. $gss,.si.
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Tho attention Of all who are interest
ed in low prices for goods is called to tho
new advertisement Of; Capt. West He
flies tho flag over extremely low figures.
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-For anything you want in,ths grocery
line youI can't And anywhere else, 90 to
Boyd's. :5*'1'' So ~ 80 :
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There will be services at the regular
hours on Sabbath at tho Baptist Society,"
rooms ON Washington avenue.
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/ Frank Dawn attn keeps. thsbSse liquors
ladsesafs5 u town: Give Him IS can
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Tho Board OF Education will me ct on
Monday.
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THE Buckeye foroe-feed seeder is for
sale by Grovenor
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Southern Ohio has been enjoying q
delightful spell Of weather. A private let
tor Written on Wednesday of lastweek says:
"From Sunday night until this morning
rain fell steadily, and this morning usher
90 IN heavy snow storm" Forty-eieht
hours Of rain, topped off with snow
storm. will dol
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Az an about to leave st. Cloud 1and
desire to adjust my pros and cons before
leaving, altpersons oHing'ne will please
settle at once. -- --. 49,
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Tho Rochester Post says TIVE gentle
men who left Minnesota for Washington
Territory have come back again, and are
content to settle down and lot well enough
alone. That will be the upshot in tho case
Of most Of the diseontented ones who are
disposed to try other slimss.
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The JOURNAL. of February 18th made
some observations on the careless manner
IN which the fire ladders are allowed to re-
main scattered about. The New York
Tribune Of March 26th makes that para para
graph the basis for the following: "a
They must have NOBLE and admirably
arranged Fire Department in st. Cloud,
MIMI, for tho newspaper there says: "In
case We should have fire some Of these
nights, and some one might want to know
whore to find some Of those city ladders.
We would say that I've Of them lie back Of
Brokers' Block, and another may be found
on top Of Rhodes & spencers drug store,
while two or three lie under the snow at
the corner Of Fountsia street and Jeffsr.
son ave." If St. Cloud should 70 of some
oight IN cloud Of smoke. W should prob.
ably hesr . good deal about Mysteriou,
Providence, % il Providence placed those
ladders on tho top Of Rhodes & spe neer'l
| drug store.
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CLUB RATEs.-The following are the
club rates Of TIN JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
8 - $50 I"
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TH1 WAH Is RAGING Russell sells
groceries Is cheap IS any house IN tho city :.
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AK p1s1ooAEsD.-- On Monday. xhils
Norris, = ten years. old son Of Mr.. Leroy,
0rout, was playing in barn With some
other boys, no fell down the stairs from The
hsy-latt, disloeasiug his right shoulder -
The injury Was attended to by Dr.. Mol DON
aid, and tho lad is getting along we'll.
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-All.Eoods, viarrsnt,d - u represented al
i t3sIII3j L1it E.s5iAs4La4l>' LAB aKrss,Lr,S I
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Err GouaED Our.-Ou Friday last Reu.
ben Harsokman and John Whitfield got
into dispute at Cold Spring about some
hay, when rough-and-tumble, ensued,
which ended in Harsohman gouging Whit
fields eye out. No arrest made ss vet.