The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-08-14

The tAll tsrm Of The Notnal sehool
viii begin on Wednesday Of next week. Z
Tho large musical house Of Weide B
Ross, st. Paul, has failed. I.
MIR. A. DsLaesy Woods paper, tho
Eyota lnqsirsr, has Suspended publication. \
Reason, lack Of support. t.
-Ths willmar Republican nominates =
Hon. A. E. Rice, Of that place, ~ the next
Republican candidate for Senator from ne
4,h DISTRICT 49,. Y ' :
The man who thought no could do
business without advertising has been COM
PEELED to give in. His hrat advsrtissnsnt :
was headed "shsrif's sals."s ;s r. a, IL
Tho Monticello Ta.s. says ! ys,ns
man named Elliott, mail carrier between ,
buffalo and Dslsno, has been arrested for
robhing the mails, aud has confessed. III
Mr.. Jas. J. Green, Of the LeSueur SEN
sanel. formerly = st. Cloud editor, boasts of
corn in bis garden which is nine feet and
seven inches high. twas planted May
26th.
Hon. G. K. D,vis and Hon. I. Donuel- 4
" are expected to deliver addresses at the
fair in Alsxsndria next month. Isn't that Q
considerable N onoply Of talent for one
place to enjoy! |.
Me. J. H. Evans. of Hudson, Douglas q
county, met with . severe accident on o
Tuesday Of last week by falling from his s
wagon and disloo .ting the elbow Of his
right arm. Ia
Tho Milwaukee Monthly, beautifully
illustrated, replete with stories, fashion !,
plates, etc., is = very complete magazine. I,
Send stamp for specimen copy, sent free. d
Address, T. ]. Gilmore, Milwaukee, Wis.
MIR. Henry Kammermsier has taken
possession Of tho Sank Valley House, and
will hereafter look after the comfort Of
farmers and others who may stop there.
He proposes keeping It In tie best style =
John Krsy has moved with his family | t
to Cold Spring, Stearns Co., Minnesota.
He will keep hotel At Cold Spring, aud d
invites all his friends to call At the Central
House and he will give them good enter
taiameut.-Shakopes Aryss. II
Tho st. Cloud JOURNAL 10 fitteen years | {
old. In short time it will be sweet six :
teen, but no matter whether il blushss with >.
the modesty Of youth or grows gray with
the silver Of ago. - long - Billy Mitchell ]
owns it Tan JOURNAL 10 bound TO b. high / !,
moral and excellent reading for tho family. =.
-Asehfsld Ledger. - s''./ II
s.: Attention is called 70 the advertise :,
msnt Of the great New York and Now Or
leans Geological and Equestrian Exposi- I
ton, Circus, Msnsgerie and Museum, \
which will exhibit IN this city on next !
Thursday, morning and evening. The at- E
traot;ons it offers are. set forth at length in
the advertisement the fourth page. Il
"A young lady Walking up Warrington 4
avenue this morning dropped . roll Of
newspapers in front Of the West House.
She hadn't been carrying them in her hand, ,
either.
P. Sold newspapers for sale by tho
dozen or hundred at this Office. r;rI
- lad - Ia =
Of Library Of Famous Fictisn," published q
elsewhere. 1t is . beautifully printed /
book Of over ono thousand pages, hand
some'y illustrated. The. author is Mrs. il
Harriet Beecher Stowe, and her reputation l
as writer is sufficient guaranty that
the book is very Interesting. Read The
Advertisement, and send to the publishers
for . circular. Is
On last Sabbath forenoon . drunken
man stumbled up the steps Of one OF our I
churches, reeled into the building while .
tho Sabbath School Was in session, and I
dropped into tho nearest seat. He is q {
man Of fine abilities, who has allowed him. 9.
self to become slave to drink. It was q 8
sad sight, and one that must have made q
every little boy aud every young man in il
the room resolve never to taste . single 9
drop Of liquor. Ia
On Thursday evening . girl at the -
Central House, who had just arrived that
day and was new 10 the house, was com.
ing down stairs, and reaching = landing
midway supposed it to be the foot, but her
next step showed her her mistake, and she
made the rest Of tho descent headlong. She
was considerably br uised, and ono Of her b
earrings, catching on something, was tern 8
out, decorating her ear badly. "
The Thirteenth AnnuM Con sention
Of The Minueso:a State Teachers issooi-
alton will be held At Saltwater, on We'd
nesdsy, Thursday and Friday, August 81,
% and 20. The citizens of Saltwater viii
furnish FREQ entertainment 10 members Of
the Convention, and the railroads offer re-
duced rates Of fare. Prof. Moore is down
for an address on Thursday afternoon, ON
"Compulso-y Education" Attention is
called to IN article on this Conven.ion
taken from the Minnesota Zsac6se. :, sad
published on tho second, page. d., .fs2 .I:~i
--a3r9,.f ,9i
Tho st: Cloud JouRN1-. hes entered | I
its sixteenth year. With sss it improves.
-Gle"~ood Eagle. ,aTr"'54 4.e.::"5Nfl
MADE s4eurr1 A D11,iasscs.- Tho fol-.
loving i' strictly tEne ;A,l.ay seesl.s
this State recently stepped, ~ one IT. the
Chicago hotels with her little SONY The
boy wss not psrfeetly. satisfied with mat
tsr' and things It he dinner table, and
expr essed himself frequently to that effect.
The mother finally rose and remarked. in l.