The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-18

EPlscoPAL.-(St. Johns Church. in lower town.
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Fridays at o'clock. Rev. }. T. Chambers, Rector
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT inlower town. Services ever,
Sunday at lOfS 49,. and ~ Pm. Sunday School Al
~ n. Rev.J.T 7. Lewton, Pastor.
BAPrIsr@Near the second ravine bridge.) Serv
ces every Sabbath at lO15 o'clock M. and O'Clock
pm. Prayer meeting q, the church on Thursday
evenings at m. Seats free and all are welcome
W. Il. Stanley, Pastor.
st. German street). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haindl
0. B.; Assistant, Rev. Bonface Null o. 8. B. Ser
vices: Week days at 8 a. M; Sundays. First mass
pers at 2 p. m. Observation-Disclosures at SPIN.
CiuB RArls.-The following are tho
clu rates of Thu JOURNAL:
5 copies, $l.75 each.
8 - l.5O I"
Official Paper Of The City.
18th. carly peach is in tn. n.rl.t."
5-Fresh oysters have made their appear
snoe.
-Remsmbsr the concert on Tuesday
evening next.
TO DR.. C. Sohulten we are indebted
tor fine lot Of phsassnts and ducks.
Tho Little Giants have decided net to
attend the State parade at st. Paul On the
Sd.
"A new CROSS walk is being built At tho
Fletcher House corner.
This vicinity was visited on Tuesday
night by = mixed storm Of rain, snow and
hail.
Mr.. J. A. Stanton, Of this place, is
hipping wheat direct from St. Cloud to
New York, in the Red Line cars.
Attention Is called to tho ADVERTISE
ment Of Drs. Weber & Schneider. in this
number.
The fact that the editor Of The Jour-
NAL is in attendance at the county fair, at
Sank Centre, accounts for the meagreness
Tho brick work Of the main walls Of the
Normal echeol building 10 nearly oomplet-
ed, and work on the roof will b commence
cd this week.
On Tuesday largo black bear, killed
near Giimanten, Benton county. wss
brought to this place and was purchased BY
Coats & Freeman.
y. c. Wilson, former resident Of st.
Cloud, fell from the second story Of .
building, 1t Minneapolis, with . falling
ladder, yesterday, sustaining quite severe
bruises.
Mr.. John Z.pp has been appointed as
signee Of the estate Of T. Steinburg, who
has made an assignment for the benefit Of
his creditors.
Union services on next Sabbath even
ings Z o'clock, at the Baptist chapel, near
tho uper ravine bridge. Preaching by
Rev. E. V. Campbell.
Tho President has directed the remov-
sl Of the o. 8. Land Office at Oak Lake to
Detroit. This ends long fight between
these two places.
-Wesley Carter, Chairman Of the County
Commissioners, advertises for seventy five
cords Of dry maple wood tor the use Of tho
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18th Of October.
Mr.. D. B. Woodmansee intends tskins
. cespls Of tho horses now under his charge
t. the State Fair. Among tho rest will bs
Mr.. J. r. BENEFITS promising young colt.
"A smoke house, in tho rear Of John
Kollis' meat market, on Richmond avenue,
caught fire little after day light this
morning, bat Was discovered before tho
tie flames had made much headwsy.
-Asssrs. epiosr & Carlisle have dis.
solved partnership in tho furniture busi-
ness. Mr.. spiosr 10 to continue the oabi-
not rooms on st. Gsrmsin street. while
Mr.. takes the steam msnufastory On the
upper Ievse.
Judge Evans who has been eultivat-
Ing = small plantation Of cotton in his gar
den, hes net with . disappointment. The
frost Of Monday night was too much for
, his crop, which Was just in blossom. A
specimen Of the article can be seen at his
Office.
"A Picture Of Patience: Messrs. Wsite,
Clarke & Gordon waiting at the Post Office
on Thursday evenings to get tho P,ess'
copy Of THs JOURNAL. They have stop
ped their own copies, thereby saving 81.
each per year, which is quite an item in
tAe expenses Of 'poor men,"
Mr.. R. N. Russell always does tho
neat thing. His latest appearance was
with . package Of delicious California
pears, which he left on our table, very
good place, by tho way, for such things.
The new steamboat Of which We have
heard 80 much, and has been expected here
aor some time, We SEQ by tho Minneapolis
Tribune. lying at tho landing in North
minneapolis, having returned from Champ
; lin with good load Of lumber. Before
:she starts out again she IL to have another
polIsr put IN ~ tho ono she has il not large
enough.
I'm Monday two tsamsters in tho en-
ploy Of Clark & Co., named David Pick
ard and T. Fish, got into qurrel At Mr..
Staples barn, on the Cold Spring road, in
regard to the use Of the stable, which 70.
suited in = regular knock down. Fish