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Cestorla Il moro than . substitute for Castor
OIL. It h the only sat article IN existence which is
certain to assimiiats the food, regulate the bowels
cure wiadoolie and produce natural sieep. It con-
talns nsithsr minerals, merptins nor alcohol and 10
pleasant 70 take Chldrsn assd not cry and nothe1s
may rest. ja,seeu
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DOUGLAS CouA7Y.-Mrs. Lathrep, wife
Of Rev. A. G. Lathrop Of Glenwood, died
on Friday Of last wsek..."...1t takes thir-
ty thousand dollars per annum to pay tho
indebtedness Of this county for machinery.
."......The County Attorney Of Douglas
County has appealed from the decision Of
tho Commissioners Of Otter Tail County, re-
jectlng the bill fer boarding James Nc.
Naughton. The case will be tried It tho
next term Of the District Court In Otter,
Tail County......... Johsnnss johnson, .
sweds aged u, died suddenly It .Alexaa-
dris on Saturday Last, Of heart Disease
The people Of Alexandria win long 70.
member the old mal who worked 10 faith
fully for his living, lsng after he should
have been on the retired list. He leaves .
bsd.ridden wife who "Wishes that hs had
waited little longer that they kht 20
together" .........Ths Masonic festival on
the evening Of tho 2lst was largely attend.
I'd, and passed of dsligh tfdlly. Music,
dancing and dslieious supper we're the
leading features o. the sesaaion. Those
in attendance enjoyed the entertainment
hugely, and are satisfied that : repetition
will bs agrssabls........Tvs yesrs ago the
number Of winter schools in the county
WAS nine. Last winter ii was SIXTEEN
This winter it IL twenty-five. Two win
tors ago the number Of scholars attending
school was 1853. Last winter s7s. Thi,
winter about 660.-lzexandris Pe,t.
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III any Of our merchants, st bst,Asas
concerns ere ont Of aets hesa., bin heads,
statements. eireulars, spysloPes, cards, &c.,
will they have tho gsedasss, 10 step int
THs JOURNAL Office and look at osr stock
and specimens Of work from our sevtypss
They'll b ples.st viii what 5they -.
and not less % With our vary Low prizes.
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a q = 3 !
! Il e.
/. v. Dlsh,s JeWelry IanlfActery
and 4. T. Uphau's Jewolry store ~
Destroyed. $50

About twelve o'elssk last night N alarm
Of fire. wss given, and It wss found that
the two story frame building nearly oppo-
cite the JOURNAL sdies. occupied On the
arst floor by A. T. upham, jswsler, and
the upper story BY A. ". Bush - ajswsl-
~ mandatory was % DIRE. The Ars was
arst seen 10 issue from The gable, near Q
chimney. But ~ there wsrs but few per-
sens present, and ewing u difficulty In
getting vatsr tie building va seen snvsl-
spsd In flames. Mr.. 0tsnsmsysr's brick
building adjoining, vas for . time in dan.
ssr Of being buR1sa, but owing to ito hav.
Ing . tin roof, which va covered With
snow, md The sfieisat uss Of Rossabsr-
gsr's window washer. which did good ssr-
vice in keeping tho flames from entering
the building BY window In the second
story, it escaped with slight damage. The
origin Of tho fire IL unknown, but is sup.
posed t. have been caused by = defective
chimney.
Az it IL impossible ct the time Of going
to press to ascertain the losses, We mere
~ give the amount Of insurance on the
property.
AT. Upham, insurance on stock, 81, 00V.
Goods mostly removed, but in damaged
condition.
A. W. Bush, insurance on building $3.50 /;
On machinery $500; on stock $500; on
tools $500 on 6xsurss $500; On engine
and bsiler $3.50. Very little saved.
II. Ottsusmsysr, millinery goods. Build
ing and goods damaged. $1,000 iAsursAss
On stock and building. =.
John DeLeo, barber shop in basement Of
Ottsnsmsyer's building, less probably 500,
ilsuranee $500.
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NOTTCE,

After the frat Of January, 1878, I will u,
SELL NO MORE GOODS ON CREDIT.
Those who ore indebted to me On %.
count will plsass call and make immediate
settlement. Iwant The cash. .ca..,.. J
p. ..:M D. B. STANLEY.
Maine Prairie, Dec. 20, 1879. Il.
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Tho origiaal And splendid esiaiags Of tie
brains Of thess famous authors. They ars:
literary forssriss, which tie lsaznsd, but
dipped ,Walpols, could not forgive; but
whisb, since ths lsttsr's tins, Literature
has laid Living hands On aud plsssd among
the rsrsst jewels in it, crown.
sf# 5%#5 s. ARD
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S5s, 900 IN CASH FOR 4l.oo.
0MAHA LOTTERY

70 :r:et =: :ss st. e.. Hes 70 ?:
s.sh ~ for ~ 5a' s ;:st y saR5:;
Cash Prize, o0S 1000; ! Cash Prize, Qi5, 600.
For balance Of Prizes send for Circular Indsrssl
by his sxcsllsncy Gov. ". b. James, and tho rest
business nsa OF The State. Aosx7s WAR1xD. Ad.
drsbs .J.k.HArTRB, Manager,
ReAso -; 0Wabs. Nehfasks.
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The following which W clip from The
Boston 4lobs, no doubt refers to the pro-
pellsr wheel invented by Mr.. VIM. Knswl-
ton, Of this city:
"A Minnesota genius has just procured
the patent for an invention for propellins
canal bes's, which 10 unique to say tho
least. The machine is on tho prinei Ole Of
. duck's foot, closing up whom II 10 drawn
back and opening again % it acts against
the water II is said by tho local papers
that the invention, IL . sQeosss. boat to
which 1t has been applied msvipg swiftly
and smoothly, snd csusipg hardly : ripple
upon the water" n -
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CLUB1Iao WITH nAaXIlNEs.

= For The accommodation Of our subssri-
bers who may wish to subscribe for . mag
asins or periodical, and also to give them
the tensat Of .whatsvsr rsdusti No get on
eeatrsets with the publishers for their re-
'spsetive lasqse, - a9eF TN JQul1A1 in
connection with others, Per year ~ fol-
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The best Anoks shingles, made BY The
ct. Paul Manufacturing Co., for sale 1t
Tenvoerde's
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TAXI NorloI.-Farmsrs, hunters ana
others having fat cattle, pork Or poultry
to sell, should never dispose ofthsu without
frst calling ct Coates 4 Freeman's and gst-
ting their prices. This firm always pays
tho highest market figures for anything in
its line that is prime.
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DEATH OF On. TOLMAH.

We have this week to announce the death
ofDr. n. G. Tolnan, Of this city, which 90
cured 1t his residence, on Sabbath morn
Ing last, after lingering illasss.
d.. Tolman was enc Of eur oldest and most
esteemed citizens, snd has 6sr ! lsAs time
taken prominent part in the affairs Of cur
county, and always took IN active interest
in every thing which Affected Tie vsll-bs-
ing Of cur city. In his intercourse with
his friends, and with the publio generally
he was frank and treated everyone with
respect.
The Doctor came from Calais, Wsshjng-
ton Co., Maine, to this State in 1856, and
settled on Winnsbsgs Prairie, whore hs
Was engaged in the practice Of medicine,
and Is agent for the Wiansbsso Water
Power Co., who q that time were making
arrangements for IN extensive improve
meat Of the water power a. Watab. From
Winnebsgo Prairie hs removed to Anoka,
in this State, where he gave his attention to
the practice Of medicine for several years.
Soon after the breaking cut Of the rebell-
ion he catered the service, - Surgeon Of
the I'd regiment Of Minnesota Volunteers,
which position he filed with honor and
credit. After his discharge he located in
this city, in partnership with br. J. D.
Whseleek, in the practice Of his profession,
and in 1865 purchased together with Mr..
Ticknor Of Anoks, tho drug store Of L. G.
Sims ir which bushes. hs continued to the
time Of his death
The life Of DR.. Tolman has been one Of
utility, integrity, and in dustry. and BY
these hs established . COED nsms and re-
| putstion which win long DO remembered in
this community. He held the position Of
County Superintendent Of Schools in 1871.
Y. At the time Of his death Vas member
| q the State Normal Board and President
! Of the Board Of Education Of this CITY.
His funeral Wss attended on Wednesday
afternoon, ct st. Johns Chapel, Rev. J.
Chambers officiating in the funeral servi-
ees. Tho Hssons Of this city, Of which h
was conspicuous member, attended the
funeral in body, and buried him with
its parting honors and ceremonies. The
Dr.. leaves . wife and three children, who,
with large circle Of friends deeply feel hi
loss.
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DIED.

In this city, on Sunday morning, at 8
o'clock, d.. Aoop1 G. ToIxAx, s1sa "a
years. -
Died, in Pair Haven March Sd, .NATT1l
E., infant daughter Of Thomas and Ella
Ewing.
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foR SALB.-Dr. 2. n. Atkins offers for
sale fne pair Of matched horses, both Of
which ore good saddle horses. Also, .
buggy, cutter, double and single harness,
saddle, 30.
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-fer miFroEp, 80 t.
S11e1I / CAlL1sl.'s.
Tho best wagon in use 10 the White
water wagon, for sale by
9AovuRxo1.
GOOD TllIEs FOR EvERTbODY.

Mr.. Paul Aooksuhsupt's new stock Of
dry goods, elqth,ns, groceries, eroekery,
notions, &c., purchased personally il the
East, has arrived: :. This stock IL net Only
very heavy and complete, but IL one Of
the very best ever brought 10 this market,
and has been bought At sush 6gurss ~ viii
enable Mr.. Noekenhaupt to give his many
customers splendid bargails. --.-----.-~
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4uslc tGIv11 .AwA1-Ns will order
Ptters' xssses1 xonsk1y to b sent for enc
year 70 any one VIE viii send 10 five sub
soribers to our paper At 81. each. Think
oft! You can get It least sixty beautiful
songs, duets, and ohoruses, aad from fifty
to sixty piano pieces, worth At least $40,
by sending Eve subscribers to tn jour-
HAE.
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-Poneroy, DeCostsr 4 Clark, lol Jack
son ct st. Paul, are selling ill kiads Of
Aas furniture 1t reasonable prices. Call.
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st. Cloud Quadrille Band

The undersigned win furnish f1st-class
music for Balls. Special attention given to
supplying private parties. with from tue;to
i've pieces, ss may be desired.
Charges reasonable.
5: NJ GRO. E. FULLER.
3 81. Cloud, Sept. III, 1871.
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Warranty Deed Trans6ers fer week
Ending March, 1879 !
John L Thorne and wife to Anna N Trait.
les for nh SEQ % T 126 r IS and VII sea
sec 81 T l25 R 34w $4,000
Jos. Maria Boiling t. Ludwig Betting for:
Oh nwq ind neg see IL l23 R Civ
$500
Francis M Shook and wife to Franx sad
Avis Hen for neg svq and swq seq SEQ
20 T l26 r 28W $3.50
William P Cox and wife to Loren " Col
Inns for seq nwq sec 26 T 126 3 % y
$500
Valentine Fladung to Fredsrish Wendt for
swx sva SEQ So T l4 R29w $1,000
Order Of st. Benedict to Peter Eich for u
6e-10o acres in swq nwq SEQ T l24 R
SOW 500
Peter Eich and wife to the Order Of st..
Benedict for IL 71-000 acres in seq sss
1T l24 SOW 800
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RsAD1no oIus-CLosl ., I'm euAsox.-
The lass meeting for this tseasSa Of ths
reading club tsok place Il he loass Of
Prot. and Mrs. p. ". Spragus. On Monday
evening. The rooms we're srsvd,d-sar-
diass IN their box are no comparison
both old and ysuag seemed determined to
make the most sfths elssing assembly Of
The winter. while on every haad complaint
wss common because there were 70 b no
more Of these delightful gathsranss. Per-
laps no more pleasing aud popular ssoi-
ahlss have ever been convened IN 7oar city
than these. and TO the Asarty cooperation
sfsu in the effort to make thsm entertain.
Ing success has been chiefly due. Kn-.,
ersly informal. witAsat rsdstapisA -
straiats. without prssi.ssa, viii :, great
variety Of literary, musical and hibtrisnio
work, md ~ ;sAtAtas, these In nsstinss
have sustained . remarkable degree Of
public interest, suoethsa over social fur
rows and served ~ IN agreeable school for
every body, grown folks kindergarten.
At Prof. sprsgue's, Miss Morse read
gracefully . poem from Fletcher; Miss
Hsvsns read. Is only Miss Ravens can
read, tho classic narrative concerning CDR.
spanxter" and his little shiagle; Mr..
Rhodes read . mstrioal address, (given in
fall below) written by lady not named,
in which the progress Of the reading club
WAS noticed in . most clever manner; and
the last act Of "Merry Wives Of Windsor"
WAS read by selected member, Of whom.
Prof. Moore ~ "Slsndsr," and DR.. Jacques
- Dr.. Caius, were applaadsa' fer ''s1sssr
vocal mutations. Under the direction Of
Mr.. Pinaey. several very pretty tablsaux
we,s produced the Msidsn's Prayer, by
Miss Matte Palmer, in two attitudes, with
musical accompaniment, which was uusni.
noasly conceded ~ ''beautiful ;" the ssa-
sons; Spring by Miss Mary MeIntire,
Sumner BY Miss Hayward, Autumn b,
Mrs. Tsnaey. Winter by Mr.. Pinney Sr, oil
in highly appropriate costume and admir-.
ally sustained, accompanied by concealed
vocal music ; alss IN absurd psntsnims oy
Dr.. Jacques, Miss Minnie MoIatirs and Dr..
Atkins. A tris BY Asssrs. Dean, Monts em.
cry and kosksahaapt closed this nsrr,
evening.
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A FACT.

The grand military display Of the in.
.uguration at Washington il not to DO
onpsrsd with tho closing out sale Of
YonBg & Bradford. All who wish to get
TIE most goods for the least money should
not fail 10 call at their store. This 10 no
humbug they mean business, - they are
soine out Of business in this city.
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LOOK GEM !-Grooeriss and provisions
of all kinds can be bought - cheap at
Limperich's as At any ether place in town.
II you do not believe this, call and sec.
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TO any ono paying as $3.50. No

TO any one paying as $3.50, We will
send the Western Rural, the popular and
excellent Rural and Family Weekly Of the
wsst for enc year, and credit one years
subscription paid 10 our own paper: Tho
Wsstsr~ Rural, alone, IL $3.50 per year,
and every family In the West ought to
have it. r. ~ -. i.
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Frank Davis still keeps the best liquors
and cigars in town. Give him . call.
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-Grooery headquarters st RussellS new
stand, in Bells Block. Call in and sec :
model grocery store.
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TO RENT.

once rooms to rent over tho 1alk u st.
Cloud. Apply II the Bank. ~.
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I've would like to have some Of that
x ....., .s.' A'' e''a promised Us On sub
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jacob Lsmn i building new stare at
Luxembourg, 8 miles out, on tie Naits
Prairie 1ssd. !. !. s.. ;.
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Go 70 Tenvoords's, snd get the best
shingles made by the St. Paul Aanufae-
turing Company.
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II will resume the business Of survey
Ing. O. e. 0Ax1lsox.
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Good Tom and Jerry can b had At
Frank Davis.
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Young l. Bradford are closing cut
their goods at cost. This is no forced sale,
to run of few old goods, but bona fde
closing out, rs they are to leave the city
the 1st of next month,
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Russell has removed his grocery store
to the building lately occupied by Hanausr
4 Co. and has one Of the handsonsst rooms
in the city.
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do net fail to 60 20 GrovsEor's and
% the Little 6isut corn and cob erusher.
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NO. 80a92c.
Ne. -2......................... .87s69c.
NO. ..........11SIoo.
no. ......... 0USoOc.
Oats 20a23e.
Corn, 26e for new.
Flour-Xxxx $5.boae. 90; Xxx $500
also; Xxx s. o0a4.bo per barrel
Feed-$1.loa1 per ewt.
Cornmeal-$l.15.
Shorts-75o.
Bran-$Sa10 per ton; SOC per swt.
Eggs-vsry scarce At 25as0c.
Batter ranges frsn IL to 25o.
Potatoss-.soa5oe.
Green .pp'es-se.6oA$7.5o per barrel
sec Per peck.
crsuberries, $2.oo.2.5o psr bush.l; 100
psr quart.
Onions-Sl.0 80 per bushel.
Aensy-2oa8oc per pound.
Cabbsgs-$ss$7 per hundred.
Beans, $l.eoa$l.75 Per bashsl
Chssse-12}sl5s per pound.
Hay-$e. 5oa7.6o per ton.
Wosl-Vawsshsd, asasSe; washed, 50
Sc.
Country hans-lo.l2}s per ID.
Woea-$4.0os5 90 Per cord.
Bsef-on fsst, g.; retailing, s.12}e
per pound.
Vsal-7ase dressed; retailing, 1oal2}e
per pound.
VsnieoR-asddlea, 100; retailing l2}a
l5c.
Mutton-sa foot, SAFE retailing 1oa12}s
per pound.
Perk-43s5e dressed J; retailing, 1os12}e
per pound.
Mess pork, $l5}s$2o per barrel.
Turksys-14alse psr ID.
Chioksns-sal23e per ID.
Gssss-sal23e per ID.
| hlIwAvx1s, MAJ. s.
Hhsst-$l q for No. l.
Oats-27c..
| Corn-a62e.
4
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Nsno1-Davis, Beal 4 Co. will pay the
highest cash price for oil kinds Of grain.
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WEST HOUSE,
T. g. FOTTS, Proprietor.

Having leased the sbove-name we'll
known Hotsl, would solicit the patrsu-
a1e Of ii, old customers, and likewise Of
new ones. Good stAblilg attached to the
house. Charges reasonable. ::
5' S.. !. 7. E: POTTS.
81. olsud, OCT. ., 1917. n1s.ly
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We regret 70 learn that Mr.. 8. Beatty,
eth Lufkia House, Sank Rapids, 10 con-
1asd to biz bed by . severe attack OF
Ihepmatism.
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CLUB RATHs.-The following are the
olUh rates Of TK8 JOURNAL:
8 copies, $l.75 each.
- $50 i"
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Ieon RAHNEsvILIE.
OoAatloA-Danee.A Raid.

PA4snsylIIs, Feb. 26th, 1873.
EprroH JounsAl.-Ths people Of this
place and Vicinity = few EVENING" since
made donation 81 dxty dollars to the Rsv.
": &. Rice, Pastor Of the N. E. church a.
this circuit.
The Ball Il otrandsr's Hall, An the 2lst,
wss full q much Of . success ~ could b.
sxpestsd. there were aSeut forty couples In
attendance, notwithstanding tho extreme
coldness Of the weather.
The Staples bsys have been raiding On
this community eonsidsrably lately. It il
to b hoped that II they arc not yet oil sup
piled with young ladies that their alton
tons will bs diverted to some other quar-
ters. Ftp.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board met pursuant TO Adjournment,
Present Msssrs. Alden, Barnes, Bennett,
Clark, Campbell, Davis, Edelbrock, R,oh.
srt, and Vossburs.
The death Of Dr.. Tslman, late President
Of the Board having been announced, Rev.
Campbell was unanimously elected Prssi-
dent for the residue Of the term.
Minutes Of the last meeting read and sp-
proved.
The report Of the Principal Of tho Union
School Was presented aud read, and on
motion rsfsrrsd to the committee on
school property.
The visiting committee for tho month Of
February made verbal report expressing
satisfaction with the schools.
Msssrs. Alden, Clark and Davis, were
appointed visiting committee for the
month Of March.
On motion Of Mr.. Barass, the teachers
in the several departments Of the Ulion
School were requested to select . commit.
tee from the parents Of the pupils in their
respective departments 70 cot q IN exam
lining board at tho close Of the school.
On further motion Of Mr.. Barnes, +. n.
Dam Vas unanimously elected . nenber
Of tho Board Of Education, frsa Ward
One, to Ill the vacancy ocsaeioned BY the
death Of DR.. Tolman
The committee to whom vas rsfsrred to
the matter Of preparing course Of studies
for the several grades In the Unisu School
asks to b discharged from the further
consideration Of said subject, and that the
same be referred to Prof. spragus Of the
school. Report accepted and adopted.
Bill Of G. F. l. ". Powell for hardware
amounting to $3.50 WAS referred to the
committee on claims and accounts.
The following bills were presented and
under suspension Of tho rues allowed:
T. J. Bonhan. .......,................$ so 90
]. Gesr, voed........... .....,,....... 1O9 AZ
CeuxT1 PAP1ls.- The following item
from the Cincinnati ztsds List gives IN
idea Of what that pspsr thinks Of those
characters who complain Of their county
paper. and instead Of helping to support
it, send of for large city papers, and thu,
help to sustain them:
"A gentleman writes 10 % that his copn.
" paper 10 10 poor that he has stopped t..
king 1t: therefore sends 70 % three dollarl
for the zTsds L,st.. VI 1epsas that we do
net want subscribers a ttose terms. A
mans county paper, 10 wsstA more 10 hin
thsn any sshsr papsr in the world, or il Il
10 net IL H. his own fsult. II the county
pspsr 10 properly encouraged. it may b
rolled upon for Information Of more valu'
TO the people in whose interest it is pub
lisbsd, than can bs found in oil tho cit,
papers in the United States. No man cal
afford to stop the paper that publishes tn
official advertisements Of the county, tn
public Gales, markets, court news and 9th
or local intelligence 1.-THE paper 10 poor
1t is more the fault Of the people than tn
publishers, for not giving 1t liberal patron
sgs. However poor the county paper MAJ
DO, It 10 always worth more than it costs Il
those interested in The affairs Of ito local.
IT,"
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Go and examine the Buckeye 1prss
feed ssedsr, at orsvs1er'i. l. :
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Tho general verdict 10 in favor Of the
Whitswassr wagon. For sale BY GroveAor.
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If you want to see a
lively time, just call at
II. 5teinburE's, between
10 and Ill o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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Pure buekWhest -four, 1t
DAVIS, BAL 4 Co.'S.
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III, p. BENNETT.
Dealer in
GUNS AND AMMUNITION,

I
Drssch Loading Rifles, English, German
and Sinale Shot Pistols, Asta,ie
Cartridges Of AL kiads,,
STIEL Traps 4 SEWING MACHINES,
Fishing Tackle, and General Assortment
Of Hunters Goods.
Aaaufactarilx and repairing Of Guns, Light NJ
ehinsry Surveyor Compasses. Surgical Instruments
Tools, Patterns, Models, Brands, Dies, 10. Anordsr
fsrgeods or work promptly afforded tn.
Repaisias done Promptly aud Warraased.
Prices always at the bottom of the market.
p9.0pposite the Kellsy House, st. Cloud. MINI.
sprz.13
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We are informed that the mstrical ad-
dress on the Sd page Was written BY Mrs.
Babbitt, relative Of Mr.. Rhodes, . lady
who has achieved distinction else VII orc for
herself by her skilllul writings.
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.rovnsh,p elections on Tuesday next,
Some depravsd ''ouss" poisoned Z. G.
Ca1as' dog ''6svsnty," en- Monday last.

The sssal hop n DR.. Jacques reems,
on Friday evening last passed of very
pleasanly. He had his ''house in order"
Don't fail 70 go to Young Il Bradfords
during this closing cut sale and thereby
secure bargains.
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