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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-27

The New York Sun is overhauNng the
statlonery account Of congressman. It
says: In the House Of Representatives
| ABOUT 1i ,OOO,O ,OOO in round numbers was
appropriated for stationery and news.
papers. Or this sum $2l, 600 WIS drawn
by members in greenbacks and converted
to their own use."
A British officer who recently visited
Sebastapol says the town is almost de-
serted aud in ruins. Shot holes and
dents are to be seen in everything thut
remains standing. Very little attention
has been paid to rebuilding. The place
reminds one OF eii-notl.inp but
stone walls and foodess wrecks OF houses.
A Philadelphia Judge rejected Juror,
the other day, merely because he had
been iu'the penitentiary for assault and
battery, manslaughter, grand larceny
and highway robbery. It some Judges
had their way. they never would succeed
in getting jury as long as they lived.
father and two sons, few years aoo.
married three sisters in Iowa Tho IN.
dutlful sons have driven their unhappy
parents to the verge Of insanity by try.
ing to explain the relationship for their
children. If you think it's triflipp
matter, Just try it.
The postmaster at West Meriden.
Conn, is charged with having drawn
1000 year for four years, as salary
for two mythical clerks, thus swelling
his perquisites to 81, 800. That was his
idea OF civil service reform, based on the
Credit Mobilier theory.
A model Yankee shoe factory, doing
all the work by machinery, and turning
ont finished shoe in seven minutes,
will be put in operation at the Vienna
Exhibition by I'LL. Bigelow, OF Worces.
ter, Mass.
The Chicago man who stepped behind
pair OF mules that he intended to pur.
chase. asked with much feeling, when
he was picked out Of the gutter, ''if. the
derrick killed anybody olse7"
Tho Germans of Augusta have pur.
chased tract Of land, and are about to
prepare il for schuetzenplatz.
A Baptist minister in California saws
that State is becoming den of drunk
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FEDERAL CouRr.-From gentlemen
'jpst from States7ille, we learn somethipe o
OF the proceedings Of the Fsderal Court,
whioh 10 now in session at that place. In
the cases OF those persons indicted for
violations OF the Ku Klux or E1lorce-
ment Act. Judge Dick has offered to
those who will come in and submit, that
the Judgments against them, for fines,
Imprisonment and costs. shall be sus-
pended. This virtually puts an end to
the prosecutions against these unfortu
mates, who will not be proceeded against
fnrther, unless it be for some new infrac-
tlon Of tho law.-Charlotte Observer.
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stamping for Embroidery and Braid.
ing.

A ND also POINTING nsntly executed. Mrs
~ SpERTNER begs to inform the. ladies Of
sn.s Oily ana the surrounding country. that
kind q: goods-Merinos, Velvets, Flsnnels,
SI,ks, Broadclotls, Cambrice, Swiss, and
Nhlte Goods can be mentioned, at very
reasonable +, prices Call and 500 for yourself.
Establishment al Mrs. IIinrichson's store.
MAln street. Anr % Int
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
On the Goth mat, at Mill Creek Chapel. by
the Rey; 4r: King, Mr.. J. u. YATES and Mrs.
H. g. REESE. 49, %
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:
Auct1on 8aIeA,.
Desirable Real Kstate,o 7
BY THOMAS STEEN'

On SALE:DAY,IN MAY, at 10 o'olock. I will
oter for sale, It Court House SQUARE.
Thefolio~inE desirable LOTS, within the
incorporate ttmits Of the city OF Coiumbfa: T
Lot. containing u aora, situatad on The Went
aide Of Sumter street, between Lumber and
Upper streets; bounded by George Bruins. on
the s rsodthi or TIE North. by estate Of Malone;
on tne west, sy H.Myers. IL Lots. bounded
on the north BY Tobacco street; South, by IN
digo street; East, by Gates street; West, by
LINCOLN street. 16 Lots, bounded on North
by Tobacco street; East. BY Richar street:
soutn' by indigo street; West, by Assembly
sale. Purchasers to pay for papers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

Tho combined Catalogues Of Seeds and
Pls.ts for 1873, Of Peter Henderson l. Co.,
IS Csrtlandt st., New York, il just recsiv-
sd-nambsrs It's psgss Il beautifully il
Illustrated, aud in sadition, containing COL
orsd plate Of tho nsv ..Msuntaia Plant"
and also hsadssDs nthssrsPh q . srsup
Of new Fashsias.' xhs sasalsS0es sss mail
ID to oil sppliss.ts ~ - neadsrsen
1 Co., On receipt q ~ ssals. 70 their
ssaIonsrs Of Lest ysar stAsy ~ sslt with.
sst charge, and 70 On purshassrs Of their
looks .'aardsning> for Profit" and "Prae-
teal Flsrieulsurs" (prics $1.6o cash, pre-
paid BY nsil, they also send them anAu-
ally, free Of charge
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Repertssfor TIE Journal BY Toxin Zeel
Esq.,, Register Of Dseds.

3SQ.S AS1sSteT o. 1Se0S.
Deed -Transfers for Week
E1ding Feb. IL, 1879
Peter Claritz snd wife to james 8. Budget,
for nwq go ~ r 124 Raw $500.
Joseph Meeohe aad wife TO Lambert Hess
for . h of0wq neg eco IFS r q. v
~ $500
James A Noles and wife to Alex. Moore,
for nwq seq and lots and 4 SEQ + l26
R34W 500
William Armstrong to Mary e. Wsleh for
seq SEQ 10 T 126 r 80 y $500
Frederick Helmer to Herman Kruger, for
81 seq and neg seq and neg swq 80 81
TIA r 80 v $3.50
Elizabeth Ayres aud hush to Edwin and "
h. Clark for lots 4 10 IL IL and Is blk
81 and lots l 2 3 4 and s blk So in Ayre's
and Clsrk's addition to Melross 500
elizabeth Ayres and hush to Joseph Moritz
for lots 2 8 4 s 8 ana blk 81 in Ayers
and Clsrk's add. to Melrose 500
Elizabeth Ayres and hush to Peter Il. Ley
for lots 8 and 4 blk "a in Ayers and
Clsrk's add. to Melross $50
N. NJ. and e. 8. Freeman to Petor Il. 10y
for lots IL and IA blk SO in Freeman
add to Melrose. $45
N. d. and E. 8. Freeman to May Ann G.
Mcdonald for b blk Al and n h blk 48
in Freeman's add to Melrose S2lO
Edwin and VIM. H. Clark ct al to Joseph
Hsskamp. for lot 7, and v lot 8 Blk
Is in Mslrose 1925
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De. RANsoM's H1vB SYRUP AND ToLU,
Or HONEY SYRuP.-No Cough Remedy
has ever arisen 90 rapidly into public IA
vor as the the above medicine, and it we'll
merits this popular appreciation. It is an
excellent medicine. neatly put up, cheap
and just the thing for the million. No
family will be without it when once ae
quainte ed with its virtues. Only IS cents
per BEETLE. Cholera Morbus is instantly
cured by DR.. Miller's Magnetic Balm. No
person should be without q bottle on the
road, - timely dose may save life. rs
cts. per battle only. See advertisement IN
this paper.
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valentines, ct Tobey's book store.
CLUBRINQ WITH MAGAZINES.

For the accommodation Of our suhseri-
bers who may wish to subscribe for mag
sziae or periodical, and also to give them
tho benefit Of whatever reduction We get on
contracts with the publishers for their re-
speotive issues, 10 offer The JOURNAL in
connection with others, per year ~ fol-
lnvn.
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IN case We should have . hrs some Of
tAsse cold nights, and some oas might
xs.t - know whsrs 70 ind some Of those
City ladders, ~ would state that two Of
sisn 10 back Of Brokers' Block. and an
ether ~ be found on top Of Rhodes 4
4psaesr's drug store, while two or three
lie under the snow 1t he corner Of leun.
tain eezSst and Jefferson Avenue. -,
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NoTIo1.-The wsll.known Billiard Hall
opposite tho Central House IL for sale on
terms to SUIT the purchaser. Must b sold
inside Of ten days. It 10 the best business
stand in tho city. Apply to
B. McCAlT1,
On tho premises.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

Castoria IL moro than Substitute III Castor
on, It d the only sa arttele IL existence which il
esrtain 70 assini,ate tho foed, regulate ths bowels
cure wi.d colo and produce patulal slssp. 1t ron-
tsiss ssither insrsl. noeptins nor alcshsl, and b
pleasant to taaH Chlldssu ned MT ~ Ind Nothsu
may rest. ia.Seeu
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Mr.. Paul Mookenhaupt's new stock Of
dry goods, clothing, groceries, orockery,
notions, &c., purchased personally in the
East, has arrived. This stock is not only
very heavy and complete, but is one Of
che very best ever brought TO this market,
and has been bought at such figures Is will
enable Mr.. Mockenhaupt to give his many
customers splendid bargains.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-02-13

READlxa CLuB.-The meeting at Mr..
Streng's Oh Monday evening was grsoed
with as choice company - usual, and rem
dsred doubly pleasant by the warm hearted
hospitality Of tho hoets. Mrs. West read
with evident keen appreciation Of its merits
and demands, Tennyson's charming poem
Loeksley Hall This exercise was follow
ed by IN sral sketch Of Prof. Louis Ag.s-
si., Of Harvard University, by DR.. Atkins,
which vas followed With manifest interest
by his hearers. Dr.. Carvil then read sx-
tracts from Tyadall's latest vriti.ss, which
were veil received. Mra sprssus and
Miss Dam sang . pretty duet. By the
way, although the attendance ct these
reading nsssiass il - Empowering Is
Or 6o-ths very SMALL attendance Of gs1tls-
men 10 very Noticeable feature, not more
than ens 9TH being Of the male pszpaasieu.
How il IL! The notorious small attendance
Of men ct religious gatherings ID readily
accounted for BY the superior piety Of the
'on"'F 'e4' Out arc w 20 put On analogous
gauge on these soirsss Msrsire and believe
that the numerical difference lies in the
intellectual superiority snd moro cultured
taste Of the good ladies Of St. Cloud over
their respective liegs lords. II 90, We
must tally one for female progress in Min
asseta. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Charles Gilman, whese house will
doubtless be hllsd-Feb. l7th-to listen to
reading by Judge Hsml,n, music, and
lighter sports, The present committee
having most ably accomplished their fou,
weeks duties, were succeeded by Prof
Moore, Mrs. MoIntire and Mrs. Pinney
There will b but two more meetings after
the next.
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MARKETS,
ST. CLOUD, Feb. 18th, 1872.


Oats 20a23c.
Corn, soc for new.
Flour-XXXx $5.boae.oo; Xxx $500
a5.5o; Xxx 81 ooa4.b0 per barrel. :.
Feed-$l.loa1.1o per owt. .
Cornmsal-$l.l5.
Shorts-75c.
Braa-$s.1o per ton; 500 per ewt.
Eggs-Vsry scarce a. 25a30e.
Butter ranges from u to 25e.
Potstoes-80a50e.
Green apples-Se.6os$7.6o per barrel
500 per peck.
crsnbsrri's, $a.oo.z.to per ha.a.l 1os
per quart.
0niens- CAL. 50 ~ buslel.
aAensy-2ossoe Per pouad. :, : -,
*Cabbsgs-$ta$7 pr hundred. -. !
,Btsas, l.eoe$1.15 PIP bu.hsl. -,
Chesse-l7}.l6s pc.yss.d.
Hsy-$s. Soa7. SO pr -. )
Wsol-UawasAsd, Sass washed, sos
SO. IVY
Country hsns-los13}e PR ID.
Wood-$4.oosI.o 90 pr ssrd.
Bssf-0n foot, e; retailing, sa13}e
per pound.
vsal-7ase dressed; retailing, loal2}e
psr pound. ~-> .r.--.
i: y..i'oa-s.ddl.s, ~; r.ts1ins 123.
l6c. -
Mutton-sa foot, s.4s ;rstailias 1oA12}e
per pound. .~::- ::
Pork-4}s6s dressed ; retailing, loal2}e
per pound.
Mess pork, $1s}a$2o per barrel.
Turkeys-14al6o per lb.
Chicksas-9a12}o per ID.
Geess-oa12}c per lb.
A1LwAvkss, Feb. IL.
whsat-S1 50 for No. l.
0a&s-27o. 49,.
Corn-862o.
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- Music UIvssarAwAY.-We will order
Peters. rsseel5 xoss1ls to1tsssnt for o. .
year to any ene-whs viii ssad 10 i've sub
,essi.s.,tp eaE l.apsii ssst@.> !..eA, Think
Of IL! Yen A,Sst q lsaste sixty hsasaisfal
sosIs, duets. aid ehoruses, and afsn; ATTY
70 sixty piano pieces, worth at ieast $40.
by sending Eve subscribers 70 THs Jour-
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NARRIED.

In this city on Feb. 10th, 1873, by Rev.
M. Chambers Of St.. Johns Church, Mr..
AUGUSTUS CHISHOLM of Paynesville, to Miss
JANE BURR, Of Beaver Dam, Wis.
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MEAT MARKET!
GOETTEN & TROssEN

6OGITEN q ThOSSEN
Offer to tho public, At Hoepuer's old stand,
on st. Germ ain street, everything in the
line Of MEAT. including,
Fresh Beef, Pork, Veal
s. Mutton, Dried Ven
11On, SAUSAGE, Head
Cheese, &c.,
ct as reasonable rates Is any stand in tho
city.
Give them call and see for yourselves.
81. Cloud, Feb. 4th, 1873. + vl5-neotf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Msa from the effects OF
errors and abuses in carly Life. Manhood restored
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, No. South Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa,an institution having high rep.
utation for honorable conduct and profeaopa1 skill
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-Advertised BY Smiles is Sozodont, and
ii you use it daily, the white CLEAN Of tho
pearls between the parted rubies will prove
its e1esllence - 4 Dentifrice, and the
swsesasas Of tho breath will attest its puri-
flying properties. =. "H>'<
Save and mend pieces, use sp.lding's
Gina .u-
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Fresh Oysters at Huber & Benson's.

IF you want to sec a
lively time, just call at
II. 5teInburg's. between
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out lunch. 49,
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i; Go and examine the Buckeye force
feed seelsr, st Growers.
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III you want good horss-shosins, 30 t.
Sect & Rathbun's.
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Russell has removed his grocery stees
t. tho building Lately occupied BY Hsaaase
L Co. and has one Of The haadseaess reeae!
In the city. !. ,,~ -.
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III any Of our merchants, or business
concerns are out Of note heads, bill heads,
statements. oireolars, envelopes, cards, &c.,
will they have The goodness to step into
TIE JOURNAL Office and look ct our stock
and specimens Of work from our newtypes
They'll be pleased With what they see.
and not less 30 with our v~ry low prices.
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Quite number of our townsnon o.
Tuesday made rapid strides to the Sank
Valley Hsuss,-where ~ they had been
informed, . friend lay At the point Of
dsath-oaly to find that they were the VIC
tins Of Q Joke,
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"a Messrs. Young 4 Bradford have
l6opened their stock in tho Eiek build
1ring, opposite Rossnberger Bros,
D6 whore they win DO pleased TO- see al
~cheap. ,.~,
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TO RE Mt.

Office rooms to rent over the Bank Of st.
Cloud. Apply ,aa the Bank. -.
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= The residence II VI. Z. 1lpea,Aa. 4
0ifmesssn. Benton Co., w.s buroslfvsa
Tuesday night Of this week. The family
were absent At nsishbors at the tine,
and consequently nothing Wa saved. The
fire 10 supposed to have origiaa..d from .
defective stove pipe. Loss about 800.
No insurance.
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Ono Of the best papers in the country
Is tho Chicago Inter- Ocean. It il unex.
oelled ~ newspaper, collecting informa.
ton from oil quarters Of tho globe. The
prospectus 10 published in another column:
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"A large force Of workmeu are engaged
in excavating for the foundation Of new
store building to be erected on the corner
Of Third and Wsbasbsw streets, st. Paul,
whore Warmers auction rooms stood. 1t
will be one Of the finest buildings in tho
city. The storeroom will be 50x90 feet,
And will be occupied by tho wel]-knoun
dry goods house Of Csthoart & Co. 1t viii
the Msssrs. Cathcart & Co., are selling out
their present stock At greatly reduced
prices, in view Of their removal in July
next, and their store il crowded with GUS
toners. See their advertisement on the
fourth page.
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Grocery headquarters ct RuSsslls new
stand, in Bells Block. Call in and SEQ .
model grocery store.
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-Oa account Of the Editor-in-chisf Of
this paper being absent on . trip to the
east, the duties Of 70 local fall upon tho
uourss'hsnd.vritsr Of the institution, and
We hope that eur readers will bear with 10
uAt1 The Iditsr returns,
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-Washinxton's bith-dsy 10 to be eels-
bratsd u Clearwater by . dance at tn,
Morrison House.
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Library lecture tonight, at the Cen
grsgstioasl Church, by Mr.. Howell, Of tho
Pres. Subject "Reminiscences Of the Re-
bsllion." The lecture 10 free md We hope
to see full house. Lecture to commence
at s o'clock,
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1t would not ~ very difficult T. break
~ ankle In one or ether Of the small hol,s
In the bridge By Mr.. Dams Fsetsry, and
should IL happen to some unvary s',aagsr
The city might ind . nice little salt for
dansssa N IL lasds. II seems . vssdsr
tAaA aene Il tn l.a. shilAfsn whs troop
over Il SslyAa1a ~ ut bee9Anak~
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LOOK a.xs l-0reosriss and previsisaa
Of al kinds can b bought. q cheap u
Limperioh's ~ st any other place in town
II you do not believe this, call and ~.
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"A promising younI journalist In 81.
Cloud, who has got . chronic habit Of edit
ing his paper with ., pair ef shears, *
perimented by gobbling first GLASS local
item from this paper, and ~ result. got
himself into serious trouble with one Of his
lady Pensioners. Tmes' Items are like
nitro glycerine-a dangerous article for
inexper' enced youths to handle. All dang
er may be avoided, however, by giving
honest credit.-xinneapolis T;mes.
Coon PAPER.-The St. Cloud JOURNAL
is one of the most interesting exohsgss on
our table. While We differ politically, We
will say, that Is local paper, it is one OF
tho most interesting published in the upper
oountry.-Kasson Republican.
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III. p. BENNETT.
-: Dealer In
GUNS AND AMMUNITION,

A===:- -
Drs,eh Leading Rifles, English, German
and Americas Shot Cans, Revolving
and Single Shot Pistols, Mets,ie
-. Cartridges Of oil kinds,
0TIEL TRAPS l. SEWING MACHINES,
Fishing Tackle, and General Assortment
Of Hunters Goods.
AsnuAetariax and repairing Of Guns, Light Ma
ehinsry, Surveyor Compasses Surgical Instruments
Taos. Pattsrna Models, Brands, Dies, &c. AL order
for geodS Or work promptly afforded to.
DEER HEADS PUT Or IN THE BEST HAMMER
Repdrfns id"ss Promptly o*d Warranted.
Prices always at the bottom Of the market.
10.Opposite the Kelley House, st. Cloud. Nina.
aPF4-13
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The Buckeye foree-feed ssedsr 10 for
sale by Grovenor.
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New pickles, ready for table use, only
so cents . gallon, 1t Huber l. Bsnson's..

: ALI kinds Of pure drugs and al stand
ard patent medicines, ean b hsd ct Rhodes
& SponooRss. 81! t.s.~ - =. - T.
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Go to Tenvoorde's, and get tho best
shingles made by the St. Paul Asnufae-
turing Company.
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FSt. Anthony's Academy,
|" =: BO11o Prairie,
MORRISON COUNTY, MIMI;

Will open on the Let Of January, 1878,
under the direction Of the Frausisean Sic
tors. for tho reception Of young ladies whs
desire to unite the advantages Of . home
and = foreign education.
TERMS for Board and Tuition-inolud-
ing washlDg-per session of Eve months.
$55.
kus;e, Pointing and foreign languages q.
ira.
For further particulars apply to tho
n23-6ws REV. MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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About fifty men srs now It work On
the Wstsr power improvement At ssuk
Rapids.
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Pz1souL.-Judgs AcKelvey and Hon.
E. o. Hamlin returned to-day from Elk
River, where they have been in attendance
at term Of court.
We received . pleasant call this week from
Mr.. A. ]. Clark, late editor Of the Scott
County Airror. Mr.. c. is looking around
for place to locate.
Chas. Benson Of Clearwater, IVES IN the
city on Tuesday.
We received eall freR Mr.. J. y. DaF-
BY, Of Psynssville, yesterday.
Maj. Camp, Surveyor General, passed
through tswn on Wednesday on bis way 70
swan River, to sss his father who II very
sick.
We received . call On Monday from suE
old friend, and former foreman, Caleb West.
Cal. il now living at ailmaaton, Benton
county whore hs il running . saw mill.
W. E. Hicks Of Alexandra was in town
on Saturday.
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III there are no laws 70 obligs the use
Of bells To oil sleighs, CANNOT oil vulnerable
and mortal siti.sns at least expect that =
reasonable regard for ones neighbour
would suggest the invsriabls attachment of
bells. One OF two establishments very
frequently seen on 81. Gsrmain Street and
Warrington Avenue srs habitually def
cisnt in this respect.
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DO net fail tos1e = >arsvssss's "a
- The Little 0iast esrn and seb seusheR.
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NO less than ok ct tsehnsnts veru
served On team Of horses belonging to .
gsntlsnsa from Benton esuAty sas day
hss week. AID il vas net 1asA 4 . Day
tor steaeAxenis either.
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Comic and sentimental valsntines, At
Tobey's book store.l, 's4. Il 81
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Oh s1r drst psSs " publish he ~
asal poem delivered By Mr.. Henry Weed.
1u1, Of the 81. Paul Evsning Jssrnsl, BE-
fore the Seventh Editorial Convention, held
q st. Paul on Tuesday last.
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Tailor Mickey has adopted . novel
plan 70 quiet noisey lodgsrs 1t the jail.
He has pail Of cold water handy and when
they get On the high pressure no oools
than oH
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Chicago & Northwestern
RAILWAY.

Chicago & Northwestern
RAILWAY.
THE SHORT : DIRECT LIN. 10
@ FL Z @ A GO
Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, Suspension
Bridge, Pittsburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia,
NEW YORK and BOSTON,
And all points in New England and the
Cansdas. Also to
Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis. New Or
leans, and all points South and Soushwest.
This is the shortest route from Chicago to
COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA, SALT LAKE
SAN FRANCISCO.
and all points in the Western Territories.
This Tine has adopted all modern improve
ments in track and equipment, including
Steel Rails, Luxurie GUS bay and Sleeping
Csrs, Aiasr Platforms, and Wrestling house
Safety Air Brakes.
Ask for and see that your tickets read via
/ Chicago d Northwestern Rait,oay.
N. HUGH1TT, II. P. sTANWOOD.
Gsnl.' Supt. 9enl. Pass'r At
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several members Of tho "Le'' family
we're psra1balasi.g the streets this mssn
Ing.