The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10

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ture. Send in your orders.
The special term Of the District Court
adjourned 1t eleven O'Clock last night.
Largo aooks Of geese have been wing
ing their way northward, to get sniff Of
cool air.
Next Sunday will be Easter. Appro-
pirate services viii DO held at tho Cstho'
lilo Church.
Snow has fallen several times during
the week, IN inch or I'VE at time. 1t lay
but few hours.
Tho bridges At Enderle's brewery and
at Renely's brewery have both bsen dam
aged BY the washing away Of parts OF the
undsrpinning.
On Tuesday evening dons ton for
the benefit Of Rev. MIR. Lewten, pastor
Of the NJ. E. Church, will be held 1t DR..
Marlstt's. All are invited.
Mr.. F. 6. Mercer, Of Fort Garry, gives
it as his opinion that tho completion OF The
St. Cloud and St. Vincent railroad will BE-
Of great benefit to this city in drawing
trade from the Red River country.
There arc now over one hundred and
eighty oranges Of the patrons Of Husband
~ in Minnesota, with . membership o,
about seven thousand. Stearns county
has four oranges.
The stsgss lett here On runners On thu
18th day OF November, and started on
wheels again ON last Thursday-msking
al days Of continuous sleighing. Moth
ing very poor about that.
In the Supreme Court on Friday, the
case Of Edwin N. Wright, Administrator Of
the estate Of Abner W. Libby, respondent
70. Asa Libby appellant, Was dismisse c
and judgement rendered for respondent.
Tho Baptists have tho stone ON the
ground for the foundation Of their church
which 10 to be built near the bridge ths
crosses the ravlne below Lake George
Tho stone Was donated by Mr.. ]. E. Hay
ward.
We are not particularly anxious Il
publish grstuiteus obituary notices, but i
tho practice Of jumping from the cars /.
the crossing Of Washington avenue is con
tinued, No fear we shall soon have calls il
that direction.
There will soon be two trains day
each way, between this city and st Paul
runaing on about the same time a. tn
trains last summer. This will be . grea
convenience to our people dssiriug to visi
the little village down tho river.
Mr.. ]. &. Smith has received outlin
plaas for the new Normal School buildin
At this plscs. The plans indicate . Yer
handsome structure, and one which, it
believed, Can be built with the money 81
propristsd by the Legislature. They wei
drawn by Mr.. Rsdcl,f, Of St. Paul.
M. Dunworth hss tho contract for 90
rying the mail from St. Joe to Riehmon
via. Cold Springs, tri-weekly. Hs besa
on the Sd inst Mike formerly drove 0
tho stage line over the same route, On
is we'll known hereabouts.
Tho youngstsr from "Bostins" do,
not like tn Journals giving publiois
to his little piece Of revolver brsvado Ia
week, and Immediately proceeds 10 vas
his patrimony in publishing cards in Il
other papers. The lad will undoubtedly,
he lives, grow older, and it is barely pos
bio that, with increase Of years, hs mi
have increase of sense.
One morning last week . large timb
wolf was seen by Mr.. Woodmsnses on
track Of tho Driving Park. He mansg
to get shot st it, knocking it over, b
il finally got into the brush near by q
escaped. This was the first race Of {
season on the track. Wolves in this
entity are not An every day affair.
MIR. c. G. Rowland writes from ]
nora, Fillmore county, where no has bs
living for several years, 10 renew his ~
scription to TIE JOURNAL, and says IL
he intends soon making his homo At P.
nesvills, in this county, % he likes Nor
ern Minnesota much better than the sou
ern part Of the STATE.
The firm Of Hubbard, Raymond &
lon, has been changed to Raymond &
len. The firm has stores .. Brsinerd ,
Glyndop, and will establish another I
spring at tho N. P. R. R. crossing Of
Missouri river. Mr.. Allen, formerly
this city, will have his headquarters
Glyndon. 1t is live, pushing firm.
>-A brute Of husband named Fish.
ing on Washington avenue, needs sttenti
We have it on tho best authority that
abuses and msltreats his wife in an q
rseeous manner, leaving her black
blue from bis blows.
Another case Of ill-treatmsnt on Ri
nond avenue bids fair to bring about .
vorss suit.