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Real Estate Transfers.

Inc following transfers of real estate have
3een filed in the office of the Recorder Of Deeds
since our last report:
August "A schartz to James Wal ers. subs. l5
ana u sqnare 49, $3.50, z. Williams to Chrisriana
States marshal to A W Kirk, snb r. sa u So
~ Il; . White, ct al assigpees, to Georg, K.
W. Metcalf, part Is, square so, 3 800; Ellen
Rn 10 same part 81 sIusre 5l3 SS9, &c; NJ. L.
$500 n P Callan, ct al :, to same, sub Is, square
s S4' 2eS s X SOC Ch9nEGn to d. Power sub g
Ean, sub IS, square 10 $500 W r. Riley P o.
$ weide part 2 square s16, 81 $50; schwaTt7 t6 O.
T dseiHn H. FGbs u sHd H. square e. $4,000 R.
$500 C. MaarndSr, trnsiee ' to Sarah S@usrs I
=, square Sl7, Sc 200; j. L Barbour TO W NJ c.
August al. II. Gayn6r TO Alice Z. Gaynor, part
4,s1uaTs S9I, Sl,i5O; A. B. Smith, jr., to A. RotB
square west Of Al and lots 70 20, square 2s3 s6J
% o. LnvIlle ct a. to Msurn, lot o. square
IS square s 70 Es Gox sirius trs.sa TO TO
Z mge Taylor, parts and s, square 27, s "A SIS;
$1,000; I. z P. Handy to f. II and G. ii. Orr, part
10, square 69i, $3.50; Carrngt and er, trIstres
part TO- sgua are o. s6G5; W. Warder to NJ lie,
Wv Havs. c1 ~ II TRAN5FBRs.
pany g acres, part of Belle Plains, 5000; How
ard University to Amanda wall, lot 9. block is,
Ma Marshal. to Nf S2o sHnf td 8 Wits IF
O. seGt sss lot S1et H0Td gP Gss 70
Sordth Trustee ct al to Bzabeth Wssen lot
Mohe M%eHt lots s and Si T. A.
Pleasant, $4,000; Howard University to s. j. Hoi.
n yscson to JEREMIAH Slater phrt a on ssTSST
road, SleO; J. L. McCeliand to Sally W Mcclellan,
e Eliza snowden, lots g and "a UniontoTn, sos;
F. W Jones to A: TerrilI. lot II, squared, Jay city,
bingham, 81 1900 Anna Mcdaniel to Mary ~
MI miG ~ part Queensbor9ugh, =, Anna Dan
Burr, 80 acres, do, -.
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LADIES DRESSES.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT

We hsye every facility for making DREssEs TO
ORDER, and will furnish the material and trim
mings, or only the trimmings in where ladies'
have already purchased their goods.
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BLOCKING MASSACRE BY INDIANsIN Colo
RADo'-Abcut three weeks ago a band of In
dams appeared near Old Cam1, Colorado and
shot and stabbed a Mrs. Williams; also. shot
Mrs. Williams little girl, mashed her head
against the door-post, ana threw her body into
the fire. Then, entering the house. thew Shot q
glfl elght years old and carried her away with
them. Mrs. Williams, Notwithstanding her two
wounds, crawled into the house, pulled her little
child out OF the fire, rolled her in a wet blanket
and laid her in bed. Her husband soon altar
returning, she related to him the circumstances
OF the attack and then died, but the infant
whose head had been so bruised was still ajira
whenlast heard from, and would probable re-
cover. A band of from fifty to sixty indians
were roaming about the country south of Fort
Mckayett, and, IN the absence of cavalry at the
fort, courers have been sent in all directions tn
warn the settlers. Much alarm existed and tbs
citizens were arming to defend Themselves 'A'
TIE CALIFOhNIA HooDLUM Is an EXTERNALLY
vicacions irreverent, and short haired being
much given to unholy hours and noisy hahits'
and full of political local knowledge and in
genious terms of expression. Living Inv wit as
Il is developed IN himself and deficient in Others
nus general popular career is humorous rather
criticism sometimes disturbes the solemnitv ~
wOmans suffrage meeting il il tha most
aIamaue attraction OF the ordinary political
convention Good society, prejudced by aristr
cratic tradition, looks askance at the hoodlnw
and is constantly invoking the police To maLs
HIM less audible, for which reason he, iu his
social circles. and not ayerse 10 an occasionoi
game at their expense.
A CURIOUS CASE of religious fanaticism has
been discovered in New York. A Miss Florence
Francis, about forty years of age, became
strongly impressed with the idea that her SOM
would be lost unless she endured a PROLONGED
fast, shut herself up in a room in 18th street.
and, seating herself by a window, deliberately
starved herself On Wednesday the door of the
room was broken open and Miss Francis was
FOUND IN the last stages of starvation. For Sin
days no food or drink had passed her lips. Her
body was terribly emaciated and her life hung
upon thread. The poor woman was taken Re
of her recovery. oPe
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CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT.

We manufacture the Celebrated PALmERH
DOUBLE YOKE sACQUE SHIFTS, which Ia the
scknoviedged "Inimitsble Perfect Fitting Shirt OF
the World
Our System Of Measurement which Il pstentedD is
sops are sha alike, therefore every person that
wesrs the "Psinsr Double Yoke" wears perfect
shirt.
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sT"Shakespeare sewing machine'' Is the yay
they commemorate him IN Loniun
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TEN PEE CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH
SALES EXCEPT FOB SPECIAL ORDERS.
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sas PENNl yLvaNIA AVENUE.

METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK.
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THE NEW NATIONAL MARKET

THE NEW NAIIUNAL MAX Ef
FRESH, SALT and SMOKED MEATS oF all
kinds and Of the best quality, furnished in = "
FRUITS and VEGETABLES in their &&9A
season can be procured at this Market re5fA
mar2l-ly ROBT. HYATT, Ala 18th st.-s@
RRIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs, BOU.
Preserved or Embalmed in Wax. All kinds of H air
Braiding done, Ornamental II air Work on Glass and
street, near northwest. References Mrs Presi-
dent Grant, Mrs. Admiral Goldsborough, W. W.
eral Aiken. janl6-ly.a
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WHEN DUMB ANIMALS cry out their glad
hesS,-When cripples take up their beds and
walk,-when Rheumatism Is hanished. -stifr
golnts msde hfnber, and swellings disappear as
II by magic, Wen may we inquire into the secrets
has never been anything like 1t. II has per-
formed more cures of flesh. hone and muscle
ailments unon man and beast in the mast thre,,
hundred years. -
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n. Jackson to jeremiah Slater part 20. on msTI6Sr,
road; SleOi J b. McCeIisnd to sally ". Mcclellan,
to Eliza snowden, lots 60 and "A, UniontoTn, 500
Jones to A. TerriII, lot II, square, 6, Jay CITY,
nt,fhT5gham, 100 Anna Mcdaniel to Mary r.
nj To- Part Rnrr .S Anna MGDan
p " y n huLr, Gu acres DO, -; same to y u. V.
Burr 5O acres, DO,
a YOU'VE GIRL STABBED by HER .TEALoT-s
LOVER-He Attempts SUicide.-Wm. Anderson
carpenter, age p, who resides at No. Al south
pun street, has been for some time the accepted
rover OF Ann Cunningham, age 1S,whOse parents
reside at No. 1913 LIST street. Last evening An
dersOn accompanied her to church and went
thence to her house, where she left him to con-
verse with several other young men who were
standing in front of her house. Anderson, who
III stated had been drinking slightly was seized
WIN sudden fit Of Jealousy when he saw her
taxing so kindly to the Others, and rushing for
Vatd with an open iackknife in his hand
stabbed her in seven different parts of the back
each of the wounds being of a seriOus nature
She screamed loudly, and tried to escape from
hlm, but he held her fast until her COMPANIONS
came TO her assistance. Anderson then turned
ai,I ran lhto the house, where he stabbed him
sell three times in the breast. The Young girl
was conveyed 80 her home and attended bv Drs
Brady and Keen, who think that she will die.
ms INJURIES are not of a serious nature. lie
was arrested with the knife in his hand and AZ
once admitted that he intended to kill her and
himself The affair caus9d great excitement i'm
the neighborho0d.-N Y Tribune ia.
DEATH FROM CHLoEoFoRM-A vouup man
named Adolph HUMMER died from the adj min
lsJratlOn OF chlorOfOrm III a PHYSICIANS Office in
Cincinnati on Wednesday afternoon. The Com
meTcial says that he had called on the doctor
TO dress the thumb of his right hand which he
had mashed in some machinery. The first Joint
OF the member was hopelessly crushed, render
ing amputation at the joint necessary. Humm-
Ter decided to take chloroform to undergo the
operation, and as he apI cared to be a strong,
heaIthy man, apparently suffering no great
pam, ana but trifle weak, DR.. Massey did not
hesitate i TO administer the anesthetic after the
nsual inquiries as to organic affections. The
doctor dashed about third of an ounce of
Ch!0roiorm upon a handkerchief and applied it
in the ordinary way. 1t took over five MINUTES
10 completely narcotize The patient and lust az
ne became unconscious he was seized with a
Eloient trembling mt, which greatly alarmed
the physician. He laid his unused instrnments
aside and resorted to what restoratives he had
az hand, but it was useless, the man pasping
ms last breath within minute after the tremb-
ling commenced.
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celebrated Baissr Patterns. Agency A CSss,
BaUm's heopskirt and corset fsct.lry, S,h str1st
IDtelngencer Building. 10 -
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TuRCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
Tor Baths, for all skin disease, Al Or. Shedd's,
903 4 street. s n -
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(NCNAhD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF COLI.
sion, the steamers Of this Line will, heuceforth.
take speciEed course for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from Oueenstoyn 70 New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian Of 50 Al Is Lat
or nothing to the north of s. ''
On tho Homeward Passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 50 ct ~ Lat, or nothing 70 the north Of a rIIn
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PoNp's EXTRACT is for sale al wholesale nv
Chas. Stott & CO., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhere. twin
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TEB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York svepue and 18th street, pays 6 per CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
BANKING hours, 10 L. Saturdays, 9 TO snc
% u EtS. Iaffs
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THR COMMUNITY az large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
THHRsonsTBg rs and Barometers are repaired
And made 70 order hy Hemnler near = streef
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

cexaazaAnoxAI--(Churc south ofRavinebridge.)
Services every sunday At lO1 u. m. and pm. Sun
day School 1t Il O'Clock. Prayer meeting at the
church on Wednesday evenings ut O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
-(Church on Richmond avenue.|
1srvicss sverv Sabbath at lOH =. m. and ~ p. NJ
Sabbath school at II m. Wednesday evening lecture
snd prayer Meeting At n o'clock. Pews free ana
strsag srsinvitsd. Rev. E.V. Campbell, Pastor.
E.lscePAL1st. Johns Church, In lower town.
Services every sabbath at lo11 q m. and ~ ?. N.
6undAys school At II m. Evening prayer meeting
Hr,dsys At 7 O'Clock. Rev. ). 7. Chamber, Rector
AssxoDlss.-(Churc inlower town. Services every
Sunday At lO1 4. H.. and Il Pm. Sunday School at
~ \. Rev. }. T. LoWton. Pastor.
BA1.Is1-(Nsar the second ravine bridge.) servi
ees every Sabbath at lO3 O'Clock .. andI O'Clock
Pm. Prayer meeting II the church Oh Thursday
EVENING" 1t m. Seats free and all are welcome.
". y. Stanley, Pastor.
CA1lollo.-tChurch of Immaculate conception,
81. 0ssmain strest) Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl,
o. 8. h.; Asistant, Rev. Bonifacs MuliO. B. Ser
vices: week days At =. NJ; Sundays. First mass,
~ .. L., High mass and sermon At 10 .. m, Yes
psFs sta ,. n. Observation-Disclosures at pm.
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1% Remember the removal.

NJ What blessing it would DO II We
could oil strive to help one another. By %
doing the spirit Of. selfish ueliness in our
nature would be kept down, allowing the
sunshine Of christian love to penstrate ths
heart.
The above comes from the 81. Cloud
RFus, the organ Of the Ring. Whats the
matter, Do they ind the people Of The
District have wsrd to say aud that they
can no longer keep the "chsstnuts' ali 70
thsmselvssi s''Ailsviae tie %ssnshius Of
christian love TO penetrate their bsifts.'
even at'this Lat. d.y, II seod.-Gl."eood
G91H. $685.. -.l-s; ~ I. 49,. -
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Yves are prepared to fill orders for pamph-
let copies of new edition of the Township
Laws Of Minnesota. It includes the Town
ship Organization Act, the Town Board Of
Equalization Act, the New Road Law, the
laws regarding Partition Fence, Estrays,
and Beasts doing Damage, the .Chattel
Mortgage Acts and all the kindred acts re-
lating to Townships or the duties of Town
ship officers, enacted since the Revised
Statutes of 1896. Price 80 cents. Sent
by mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
ST.. CLOUD, Nov. 18th, 1873

ST. CLOUD, Nov. 18th, 1873.
T Pte.ent.-Messrs: N. F.. Barnes, Presi-
dent, Alden, Raymond, Davis, Wing, Clark,
Edslbrook, Henderson, Bennett and Lamb.
The Committee ON Claims reported in "a
vor Of paying the following bills
": +. Clark, wood for school, IL p: IS SO
Il: :, West, pals and dippers, $40
"a. T. Bennett, repsirsol locks. 825
A. =. Hollis, cleaning school house, ISL 25
RAYMOND &. Owen, work On rsss.~: 2615
Adopted.
The following bills were allowed under
= suspension Of the rules: -.
". Henderson, wood for school, 4 20
Tolman & Co., glass and putty, IS
Prof. Curtis introduced his system of
Penmanship to the attention of the Re.rd
and asked that il be adopted in the Union
School. -Messrs. Raymond, Davis, Edel-
brock and Lamb were appointed commit
tee to examine the system and report at
the next meeting Of the Board.
The President was instructed to employ
: janitor to take the place of Mr.. Hollis.
Adjourned.
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.
FAMILY .1n1mEsr

10 the best remedy in the world following COM
plants. viz: Cratnus in the limbs and Stomach,
Pain IN the Stomach, Bowels or Side, Rheumatism in
elits forms, Bilious Collie, Neuralgia, Cholera Dyson
terry, Colds. Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat,
Spinal Complaints, Sprains and Bruises, Chills and
Fever. FOR Internal and External use.
It's operation 10 not only to relieve the patient bu
entirely removes tie cause Of the complaint. 1t
psnetrates aud psrvades the whsle restorinS
healthy action to all its parts and Quckening the
blood. -x.ssaa ee.. -.
abe Household Panacea is purely
Vegetable and All Healing -,~'
Preparedby CURTIS & BROWN.
No. 2l6 Fulton Street, New York,
For sale by all druggists.
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unel2-6m
Thirty Years. Experience OF an old
NuPS0

MRS. Windows Soothing Syrup is the
prescription OF ons Of the best Female Physi-
clans end Nurses In the United States and has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety and
success by millions of mothers and CHI ldren rOm the
feeble infant of one week old to the adult 1t
reefs acdity of the stomach reiieves WHY'D colc reg
ulstes the bowels and gives rest health and comfort
to mother and child, We believe it to be the Best
and Surs.t Remsdy in the World in all cases of
lYSFNTERY and DIARRAEA IN CHILDREN.
whether It arises from Teething or from any other
cause. full directions for using will accompany
each bottle: None Genuine unless the fAc-Nm1le OF
CURTIS 4 PERKINS is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY oil Medicine Dealers,
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BUY DR.. Seth Arnold's Couch Killer. tn,

Buy DR.. Seth Arnold's Cough Killer, the
great eradicator for all lung diseases. A
superior remedy to all others yet discover
ed in severe cases. 1t is sure, quick and
perfectly safe remedy for coughs, colds,
sore throat and all lung complaints. Re-
tail price, rs cts, so cts, and $1.00. Any
bottle that does not give relief may be re-
turned. and money will be refunded. DR..
Seth Arnold's Soothing Cordial, Bilious
Pills and Porous Plasters, Compounded BY
DR.. Seth Arnola's Medical Cooperation,
woonsocket, R. !, Sold by s. Marlatt,
wholesale and retail Druggist, st. Cloud.
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AssAuLr-A little misunderstanding be-
tween BARLEY Arimsnt and Nicolas Thome,
partners in tho butcher,ng business on
Richmond avenue, ended in ,Arimsnt's
striking Thome across tho face with stick
Of wood, leaving bad mark. The belli-
oose partner was arrested yesterday and
taken before Justice Barnes, where he
plead guilty, and got off with $ll.45 fine
and costs.
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LOCAL NEWS

4.Geo. P. RoweN& Co., 40 Park Row,
Nex York, ands. NJ. Pestengill& Co., 81
Park Row, Now York, are tho sole agent
for THs JOURNAL in that city and are au-
thorisedto rinssrting advertise
mo atsfor us 1t our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in thatoity are requested to
Gave their favors with either OF the above
hi uses.
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SrzRP The Hastings Gazette says that
tho county revenue tax Of Dakota cousty is
fifteen mills on the dollar Of valuation. This
''does not include" it says, Estate, town,
school, road or bridge taxes" Whew |!
The revenue lax in Stesrns county is only
fvs mills on the dollar Tor ons-shrd tho tax
in Dakota county,, and. including school.
road and poor tax, only nine nils on the
dollar,
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P1asoSAI.-s Msssrs. Leonard, Scott,
Loomis and Haskins, OF Rochester, came
up last evening on deer-hunting expedi-
ton.
Miss Fannie Beal, = Normal graduate,
who has been teaching in the schools at
Kingston, Meeker county, has returned
home.
Mr.. J. H. Rhodes and wife started for
the East yesterday.
Mr.. G. o. Hegg, Of DEBORAH, Iowa, Is In
the city.
Messrs. D. W. Fowler, B. H. Winslow
and H. French, Of Maine Prairie, were in
the city yesterday.
We had . call to-day from Mr.. @. 8.
Benson, Of the Morrison House, Clsarwa.
tor, who reports that Xsssrs. Stacy and
whiting, the Republican oandidates for
Senator and Representative for Wright
county, are doubtless elected, though, the
vote was close. -,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported Joss The JOURNAL BY Jo1a. Zap,
: Esq, Register of Deeds:
=. ~a-y"
Warranty Decd transfer. ferswee1
Ending Nov. 6. 1873. ~~
Christian Heisler and wife torsGeorge
schlaner for swq swq sec Is 124 K 80
and swq nwq and nwq swq sec 4 and
nh seq seq sec 8 T 1913 R32w $1,000
May Schneider and hush to s Schwartz
and J. Wettle for 80 acres of neq swq
sec 81 7 126 r 3Sw $l06
Peter L Gregory aud wife to John Jaokliz
for seq neg sec % T l26 R gov $240
North Star Lodge No. % to Melinda Hay
ward for lot 1ss in North Star Cemetery
Michael Murphy and wife to Robert and
Jonathan Shaw for seq nwq and swqr neq
and nh seq sec Il T l26 R 80 " - 1S4o6
John: Wendlandt and wife to Elizabeth
Moore for seq SEQ ana VIII of swq swq
-,seol22 1872 r 80 " 49, S1.66iW
4 al. G DAVIS and wife to Byron Carr for
8 acres in nwq nwq sec % + 1928 r "a
W. 81 $50
Byron-F Carr and wife to Lewis N Thorn.
ason for sw9 seq sec IA and nh nsq and
neq2:nwq ana acres nxq nwq sec % T
126sR s4w $1,000
First Div St. P& R R Co to Felix Dict
man for neg nwq sec Is T l2s r 80 v
- $50 ;~@~ $3.50
Abby "a Brown & Hush to Freeland q Dam
for r. blk Y in A A Browns Add,to St.
~, o'ouo IL ~e ss~ :Soo
Thomas Bolles ct al to Peates Fry for und2
of lots and blk Is and SO 22xlOO feet
lot blk in Sank Centre $4,000
Stephan PAUL. and wife to Frank K Remelv
for,seq seq SEQ Z and lot l sec II T 124
n wv $500
Henry L Daggett md wife to Herbert NJ
Daggett for und3 Of seq sec T '128 R
o4w 49, :, $3.50
Robert Hoover and wife to Albert Rohr
for nwq ofnwq neg sec 80 T 122ssR 81
~ $50
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A NOOK FOX rvERv NAN

TIE "sCIENCE or LIFE, OR SELF PREsER-
vATION," Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure Of Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline in
Man, Nervous aud Physical Debility, Hypochondria,
Impotsncy, Spermstorrhoea or Seminal Weakness
and oil other diseases arising from the errors Of
outh or tnepdiscretioAs excuses OF yea,
This work 10 indeed q book for every man.
Thousands have been taught BY this work the true
way to health sndhappiness It is the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, the only one
on this class OF ills worth leading. 190t edition,
fal French cloth. Price only 81. Srnt BY mail post
paid. on receipt Of price: Address PEABODY Med
1CAL~ INSTITUTE. Number Buifnch Street.
Boston. Mass, or Dr.. ". H. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. N. B. The author may be consulted on
the shove - we'll - all diseases requiring skin
ana e3psSisAce' mayl-ly
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The crandest Opening


There will be an elegant display Of Mil
linery and Fancy Goods, consisting of Hats,
Bonnets. Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons.
Velvets, Silks, Sacks, Worsteds, Embroid:
cries all kinds Of Jevelry, Gold and Jet {;
fancy back. and circular Combs; ready
made Cloaks and felt Skirts.
All kinds of Hair Work, Hair Jewelry,
Curls and Switches. Stamping, Pinking
and fancy Dyeing done to order.
A specially made Of Cloak and Dress
Cutting and Fitting. Patterns cut to or.ler.
Thanking the ladies for past patronage.
Madame White respectfully invites them to
call during her opening week and examine
her stock Of goods, which she will sell at
the lowest possib bic prices. &c..
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MAhKETH.
sr. CLOUD. Nov. 6, 1873:
Wheat remains dull and 10 quoted ut:

: Ia Ee
sr. CLOUD. Nov. 6, 1873:
Wheat remains DULL and is quoted ut:
NO. l........."................... "
no. 1'"...,."................ "
NO. Observation-Disclosures. o1
Oats-27c
Corn, $50 to 400
Flour-xxxx $5.5oae. 90; xxx $500
1850; Xxx $4.o0a4.50 per barrel
Feed-$l.15a1.25 per owt.
Cornmeal-$1.25.
Shorts-6Oc '01~~,>
Bran-$eas per ton; 500 per cwt.
p Eggs-20o.
:. Butter ranges from l2} to 200.
Potatoes-New 4oa46o.
Green apples-$6.o os6.60 per barrel;
60 per peck.
Cranberries, 81. 75.2. rs per bushel 100
par qAart....>>-,.s- 80 =. "a. -->>>.. 90.
.Onions-60caso per bushsL
Honey-2oa26c per pound.
Maple sugar-15a2oc.
Cabbsge-$5 per hundred.
Beans, $l.0os$20O per bushel.
Cheese-123al5o per pound.
At Hay-$6.00s7. 90 per ton.
Country hsms-lOal23cp per lb,
Sugar cured hams-20c.
Dried Beef-2Oc.
Wood-$4.00a5. 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 3Oa36o
Unwashed. 2va25c.
Tub washed, 35a41c.
Beef-On foot, 20 to 80; retailing, 6s12}o
per pound.
Veal-7a8c dressed; retailing, 10a124c
per pound.
Mutton-en foot, 8a4c ; retailing 1Oa12}c
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed ; retailing, 10s123c
Venison-9al0c-retsiling st 123a16o.
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chtckens-9al23c per lb.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. S.
Wheat-$l % for MOL.
Oats-28c.
Corn-S7o.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06
PILES OF NEW GOODS.

Mr.. }. W. TeHvoorde, has received his
all stock Of new goods, which is complete
throughout. He has everything in staple
and fancy goods, and will sell at prices to
defy competition, Those who want good
goods cheap should call at this old estab
ished store.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-06
REMOVAL,

Mr.. Paul Mookenhaupt hss removed
his large stock of groceries, clothin &,
orookery, notions, ETC., to DR.. Weber's
building, adjoining tbs new granite block.
He 10 now ready for business in the new
stand, and is preparedto supply tho pub
lilo with the very best goods at the low
est prices.