The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-03

PAUL Va II the oily "a Tuesday.
Mr.. R. p. Gilbert, q Pay1ssyille, d i
town. supsrintsnding the nanufAcsur, .
: number Of washing machines of : Kin,
hs u Introducing. Z. E. sss : rs #
Mr.. Robt. Lseoh returned on Tuesday
from tho Missouri river, whore hs was On
gagged IN grading on the N. P. R. R. Worl
has been suspended until The SURVEYING
party gets through: 4~s,s-s r.. II +, q. a
Col Bradley, Of Minneapolis, va i,
town On Tuesday. -. s: D..
8. B. Smith. Esq, Of Little Falls, was i,
The city this week on legal business. H.
NJ. J. N. Locke, the honey man Of Fai,
Haven. wss In town on Friday. 7. .1.,5 F.s
We had . oal on Friday from Nj. A
DsLaey Weed, Of ths Eyota l.1s;rsr. -.
| Nj. Jos. aoystts has turned up. Ia At
lantio, Iowa. ,:s,,,'' sst<'s.s.,..:'a =
Judge MeKslvy goes to Duluth mex
week to hold : special term Of tho Distric
Court. ~ - - = b. :. = 3,
Dr.. A. T. UpAam goes to st. Paul thi'
week. He win open = dental Office snt
jewelry store. - r. i"
Prof. Kaiser started this morning on ,
visit to Canada: ..-...
Hon: B. Pirs, County Superintendent o.
Schools, Was in tho city yesterday.
Mr.. L. Robbers, Of St. Paul, has beeI
in town during the week.
Capt. Collins started for Sank Centre TO-
| day, to celebrate the Fourth.
Ann BRoKsx.-On Friday Henry Bruins,
! Of st. Augusta, fell from his wagon, break
! ing his left forearm. He came here on Sat.
urdsy and had the broken bones set.
CITY FuNDs.-Mr. J.. NJ. Rosenberger,
City Treasurer, received yesterday from
the county $5,244.l9, ~ follows: . .
For revenue fund. ...............$ 814 q
Mississippi. hridge.."....... 6l8 Al
Normal School, ......... ....... - 741
l" Int. on r. B. bonds........... 8 COS a
I" Right-of-way bonds 800 81
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POLLOK CouRr.- On Tuesday Dennis
Shields paid into Justice Barnss' hands
$3.50 and costs for ., brief season Of in.
toszikashun. -: -.
On the Same day Michael Sand WAS ar
raigned for assault and battery on John
Fsrsohwsilsr; plead guilty, and Mss fined
S. and costs, amounting to $17.os.. -.
A1o7Haa Story. AN reports until with
in few days past have given tho mos|
favorable accounts Of the crop prospects,
But farmers from Maine Prairie, Fair Ha-
ven, Rockville and other towns now tell q
different story. They ~ the wheat stands
very thin On The grsund, the heavy rain
followed BY hot suns having greatly injur-
ed il. The crop viii bs much lighter thar
vss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farmers >say fully
ens-third less than Last year.
MAINE PnAn1s.-On Saturday evening
there Was strawberry festival At the NJ
E. church, tho net result being $25 cash
and some subscriptions. The Fourth will
be day Of pionics. There will be one
near Mr.. 7. B. stanley's residence, and q
general invitation Is extended to every.
body to attend. The Pionioian Society will
have its ninth. grand reunion at Corneliaz
Lake on that day; while the Methodist
and Baptist Sabbath Schools will picnic at
Grand Lake. These Maine Prairie folks
know how to have jolly good times.
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FEsr1vAI.-The M. E. festival, held in
the new church on Thursday evening
drew together large number Of people
Tho eatsbles provided by the ladies were
all very nice, and appeared to be just wha1
. good many folks wanted. Strawberries
cake, lemonade, &c., were in eager de-
msnd. A quilt was given to the most pop
ular merchant in the city, and pyramid
cake to the handsonsst young lady in tn,
room, and the voting was quits exciting
J. 3. Boyd got the quilt and Miss Emm,
Jones the cake, and beth articles wsr,
presented by these fortunate persons Il
the Rev. Mr.. AeWton and wife. The re-
oeipts Of tho evening were $3.50; net
$122.30.
ST. JoHN's CoLLEGR.-The Sixth Annu
al Exhibition at st. Johns College, nea.
st. Joseph, on last Thursday was largel.
attended from this city and from tho ooun
try adjacent to the institution. The exer