The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-21

every Sabbath at 1O1 o'clock q M, and7 o'clocl
Pm: Prayer meeting :. tho church on Thrrsda.
". 4. Stanley, Pastor.
CARHoIlo.-Churoho Of immaculate Conception
81. 0ermain street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl
o. 8. B.; Assistant Rev. Boniface Null o. 8. B. Ser
vices: Week day. at .. M; Sundays, First mass
~ .. M. High mass and sermon at 10 am, Yes
psfs at p. m. Observation-Disclosures at p. m.
Clus RArss.-The following are tn.
elu rates Of TN JOURNAL:
s copies, $l.75 each.
8 - 1850 So.
Official Paper Of the CITY,
Grapes have appeared in market.
This l. good day for dealers in gree,
apples.
The barry market Was unusually live
" this morning.
-.-Watsrmelons Of good quality IN
coming to town quite plsntifully.
Tho County Commisnonsrs will NEE
on the 2l Of September.
Tho fall term Of the Union School vii
begin on Monday, September LIST.
Tho fall term Of the Normal Schoo
began yesterday, with . good attendance
The Rev. Mr.. Campbell held service
on LIST Sabbath ct Bellevue, in Bento,
county.
s-On Monday Theodore Hernia, Nell
Nelson and Henry Holden each paid Justic,
Barnes IS and costs for drunkenness.
-Messrs. Coates & Freeman have con
tract for supplying beef cattle at For
Garry. Two hundred head will DO pur
chased AMI forwarded at once.
The Methodist church is receiving, OF
has by this time received, its last touches
Il 10 handsome building, and An ornsmen,
% Wsll % credit to the town.
Town Clerks must not forget that it il
their duty 10 make, to the County Auditor
returns Of the amount Of taxes assessed i,
their towns for tho ensuing year.
Tho eight o'clock morning prayer
meetings are now holding in the Baptist
church. Next week they will be in thu
Congregational church. All arc invited.
-Messrs. Clarke l. Mcclure have paid
under protest, their personal propert.
tax Of $4b2.7e with the costs), and tn
lumber attached has been released.
"A large picnic party went to Pleasant
Lake yesterday. They report a splendi,
time. Considerable ''angling'' WAS done
The young men bit wsn-into the provis
ions ws mean.
"A special meeting of the Board Of Edu
ostion will DO held on Tuesday evening, t.
take action with regard to engaging
Principal for tho Union School, pies Prof
D. ". sprsgue resigned.
-On next Sabbath afternoon, at halt
past three o'closk, the Rev. B. Lspsltak vi
preach in the Presbyterian church, in tn
Holland language. All who can under
h stand this Language are invited to sttsnd
Mr.. Jes. Edelbrock has built . nea
picket fence from his store to Judge Evans
new building ON st. German street, and t
Fred schults's saloon, on Washington ave
nue., improving very much tho appearsno
Of that corner.
"A meeting Of tho Comnitte ON Read
ing Room met ON last Tuesday evening
No definite action was taken. The I'd
jeurnsd public meeting viii be held o,
naxt Tuesday evening, in the lecture roeu
Asf the Prssbytsrian church.
Mr.. John Brown, Of st. Jo., called Q
Tussdsy, and stated that the farmers q
that town had finished outing their grai
aadsNould begin threshing next week. II
ytAAof wheat is not quite up to that 4
Lest year, bat the quality ID excellent.
There viii BIO no morning service
! the Baptist chapel next Sabbath. sabbat
school at II \. - usual The pastor vi
DO absent for the purpose Of attending Il
Northern Minnesota Baptist Association
be held ct Duluth On Saturday and 81,
day. .,..s-. 'T%@
MIR. B. D. Woodmsnsse, lessee Of Il
Driving Park, has made arrangements Il
getting here, before long, the celebrate
trott'ng horses Star Of the West and G,
lumbus. 10 has hopes also Of gettiu
Draso Prince, Boston horse, one Of Il
bsst trcttsrs ever brought to the State.
Tie meeting opposite the Centr
House On next Sabbath evening viii beg
st ha1cpass az o'clock. We would suggs
10 those having these meetings In eharl
3ths propristy Of shortening the time SOM
vhat. The Last tive meetings we're ~ hou
long. People who have to stand won
% much better satisfied with sxsroisss las
lns not more than thrss-q quarters Of 1
hour.
The worlds people" II this al
have names Of their own BY which 10 de-
iignats the sewing societies belou,;n, q j,
different churches. The Episeop.le.n !,
oiety rejoices in the name Of ssModoe. .
the Presbyterisns are the ''Ku Klux :" Il
Bsptists arc Pirates !" while the Coner,
n gationalists represent the souther
Lowry Gang" Mercy on rs, what
& eommunity !! But it wouldn't be safe 4
tie Chap who got;up these names to Il
into the hands Of one Of these soci
tissi The ladies would soon make coar,
assdls-work Of him.