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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-11

At $50 last night the representatives
of the press met the board of directors in
the room of the latter, where couple of ia
bles were spread, and an abundance of
strawberries, ice cream and cake provided.
Fortunately, the individuals composing the
party were peculiarly adapted by nature TO
the task of properly discussing and passing
Judgment upon provender of this character,
and their unanimous verdict was that the
articles were all first class, and their thanks
are hereby rendered the ladies of the First
Baptist Church, for their thoughtful kind
ness. gr 81. .s-.E
for Monday night, May II, 1873:
/. Galop. E ISIS
2. 'Tis but Little Faded Flower.
8. Varsovienne.
4. Baritone Solo.
5. Morning Star Waltz.
6. Prayer.
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THU NEW MILL.

Messrs. Davis & Beal being DESTROYS to
arrange their milling business 80 % to suit
the wants Of the farming community, and
do justice to themselves, and finding it
could not be done in merchant and ous-
tom mill combined, have erect an exolu-
sive custom mill at Clearwater, which will
be run to suit tho farmers, % much as lies
in their power to do 80, and will be ready
to receive grists by the first Of August
They will grind allkinds Of grain except rye
and buokwheat, every day; these grains
will only b ground Wednesday Of each
week. All modern Improvements are At
taohed to this mill, and if any Of our farm
ers desire..to have fifty or . hundred bar
rels Of -four manufactured, We will most
chserfully serve them. Our object is to
please tho farmers, and give them sehanoe
to have their wheat nilled, il they think
they can make moro money by 30 doing
than by selling it. Any unoivil treatment
Or unjust act on tho part Of the millers in
said mill, We desire to have reported
promptly to either Of the. proprietors.
~. !: G. F. DAVIS,
14gEEr~ =" C: &; BEAL,
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PaasosAI,-Mr. Q. +. Powell, q q. 4.
\ ". Powell, started Tor tAs East On Sat.
urday . buy up:vhat hardware may 81 y.
Ing around loose "a The markets there.
MIR. ]. F. Bradford, 81 Bradford &
Young. Winona. vas IN the CITY Tor several
days tAis week. Business very quiet in
Wlnona. +. &. *.
Tho Rsy. Nj. Chambers, pastor Of st.
johns church. returned on Saturday from
: ssvsral weeks visit in Illinois, and re-
sunsd his duties the following day.
Marshal Cleveland, Of st. Paul, vas in
The city On Monday.
!: Mr.. 8. B. PinAsy, who hes nov store
u Lakeside, Becker county. Il In town.
We had call today from Mr.. I. B. Ray.
aond, Of the town Of Raymond. He brings
. favorable crop report, aud says wheat
will yield better this year than II did lat.
d.. !. H. Hedge and wife, Of Waupun,
Iowa, have been spending several weeks in
the city, the gussts Of Prot. Moore.
mr. - H. carey, OF spring Valley, who
10 looking through Northern Minnesota,
called yesterday. =. ,.s -
r Mr.. Miller, Of the st. Paul WandsS~,
was In town on Saturday. 't' 49,
Mr.. J. g. Smith returning yesterday
from st. Paul, where he attended . m,et-
ing Of the State Normal Board.
Mr.. Doran, General Freight Agent
OF the st. P. & P. r. r. Co., spent several
days In the city this week.
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A1n8 OF the Blood.
For DRoPsY. Cdse.-I was attacked
with Abdominal Dropsy four years ago. 1
took medicine from five different doctors :;
applied to tho sixth, but he declined at-
tempting my case, saying he thought mo
past remedy. Another thought he might
help me II I would be tapped, but I WAS 80
weak thought I could not bear it. then
saw your. King Of the Blood advertised.
My son said he would send to you for it.,
and did SO. When began to take it I
could not lie down or cit up straight; by
wearing . bandege was able to walk Z lit
tle. I had not put On my stockings for
some months. Persons who visited me
thought ! could motive any length Of time.
I very soon fslt that your medicine was
helping me, and by the time had used the
second bottle could put on my stockings,
and began to feel comfortable. In two
months the water was all gone, and I was
a living skeleton but my appetite was
good, and I began to gain flesh, and I now
look as well as ever l did, and feel quite
we'll. SARAH PEsrz.
Luthersburg, Clear6eld Co., Penn.
See advertisement in another column.
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FRoN ST. NAKfIN..
Of the Death Of MR. Sehon-
born-Boy Drowaea; =.
- -. =. =:
9T. MARTIN. July ICE

sr. MA.r1s, July 10th, 1873.
ED11oa JouRsAI.-Betxesn nine snd ton
o'clock yesterday forenoon, John: schon-
born, Of Spring Hill, while between this
place and Spring Hill, and On his way to
st. Cloud, was struck by lightning and in
stsutly killed, as were histxo horses. His
oldest boy, about nile years old, who was
sitting beside him, VA. thrown from the
wagon, but escaped with nothing more than
. slight injury to one leg. He ran to the
nearest house, half mile distant, and OBJ
tanned help. Mr.. Sohonborn was found
dead, lying out over the end-board Of tho
wagon, with his head and one foot in the
box. There Was hole in the top Of his
head about tho size Of common rife ball.
HALF Of his hat WAS gone and his clothing
was torn to pieces. No marks were found
on,the horses. "@s $50. s-s.'. =: Il
. On last sunday = boy about twelve years
old, son Of Casper Buttnsr, Of Lake Henry,
Was drowned Wills swimming. 4 half
dozen boys were In together. When the
others saw that he vas going under, two
young sons Of c. HssleR's went to his assist
ance, but were not strong enough to get
him out Of deep water.
Yours respectfully,
So. ~. EDWARD MILLER.
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STATB or hNNIsOTA, COUNTIES OF TODD
81 Ase h0aa1 ss1.- District oourt, tn judicial
1lsasar wheelock. plaintiff, - -'5s
Sylvester A. Chanes and -
Mary j. OhaRee, his wife, defsndants. s..
i Whereas, On order and decree Of Court was naAe
and dated In The above entitled action, on ths 2sd
Clerks ece Of said court on the fourth dsy ofJuy,
1873, In which decree It WAS adjudged and deter.
mjPsd among other things. that the ab.ve named
d.bt.d to ths plaintiff in sail aetioa IL the san o.
t.rs.t .inos AP.l iat1 zoe "a s. .e.ts e %.
ssm q 4 s r my sos
(Sso1 elooA and that aid indsbtsdnsss vss end l.
! Hen . the fall amount thereof n hvor Of the
spon the allowing described reai estate q said de-
fendants situated In said county Of Todd md State
Of Minnesota. 70 Wit: The southwest quarter Of
section txe.tytwo l22l u township one hundred q.
which lien arose BY virtue Of the mortgage Of said
real estate described in the complaint in said action
which aid mortgage was given By the above:nemsd
til - mortsssss On sSs 10Th DAY Of October is7o.
and was reoorced in the once Of the Register OF
Dsss r. and for raid county Of Todd On the 18th day
e7.8s and whsreas By sAid dsc1 - I am commended
to sell said real estate for the purpose Of Satisfying
the Indebtedness and lion Aforesaid. - q
Now therefore notice b hereby given that plr.
suaat to said decree win SAL the above described
for cash It the front door ofthe ese Il the Rsgiatsr
R1 81 Hsss ss =
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day or the purpose
Of satisfying the Indebtedness and intsrsst
s.''s = ~ :, e'''', ti 81; mar,
o'4; t Z xsss: , ss;s = F''s 4sss
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Rare CHANCE

To buy nicely furnished house and three
lots in enc Of the best locations in Saint
Cloud. Well, cistern, barn, henery, orna-
mental trees, shrubs, with grapes, ourrants,
apples, straw berries, 'raspberries in bear
ing. House with seven rooms besides
wash room and closets. Completely fur
ished-beds, lounges, chairs, three stoves,
bureaus; !. everyroom but cook room ear
petsd. Will sell the whole together or in
lots to suit. For the next few days will be
offered ct . bargain. Terms easy.
Apply on the premises or address
o. E. GARRISON,
= ~ st. Cloud, MINI.
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REAL ESTATE TRAHsrnRs.
REPORTED for THs JOURNAL BY JoAn Zapy
E. Esq.,, Registst Of DSeds. .s

+ Tss@ *
warranty Deed Tfansfsrs tor Wssk
Pill Endink JuIy ~, 1879.
First DIV st P & r r B Co to Dominick
Lommel tor nwq swq SEQ 81 T 1928 r 28
y l.. z1. - $3.50
Edward Nugent to John Nugent for Oh nwa
And nwq swq sec 10 T 124 r 85 v $500
John n Dennis and wife to William Vessey
for lot 20 in Oakland Cemetery $50
Elizabeth Ayres and hush to Henry G Bur.
bank for lots Is and IA in Ayres and
CIsrk's add 10 Melrose .... - $50
First Div 81 P & P r b 10 70 Julis 4
Gregory for seq nwq see T l2l r 20
- - 1t."' s# 5000
First Div St P &P RR cohPL Gregory
for seq neg SEQ % and nwq SEQ and svo
NEG SEQ rs + 126 B 20 Y and seq SEQ SEQ
rs l22 R.29w I $500
Abel drovenor and wife to NJ r Beckley
for lot SEQ 20 T 1872 4 81 W $3.50
Peter Winter and wife to Anton Olme-
ohenk for neg nwq SEQ 20 T 1923 R 80 v
$500
Martin Bowling and wife to John Il Lime.
man for part lot 8 blk 26 in city Of St
Cloud 500
Albert Curry and wife to Henry G Bur.
bank for lots and blk IL and lot blk
Il in Edelbrock' g add to st. Cloud $500
Alexander Moore and wife to George Cru.
Der for lots and blk 25 in Sank Cen
IRE $500
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

. Tolmsn 4 Co., intending to close out
their entire stock Of drugs, medicines, glass,
paints OILS, cutlery. psrfumsriss, fancy and
toilet goods, TO-. WIN sch for cost and lsss
than cost. This vim afford country ner:
chants N opportunity % buy hfst class
goods q lower prices than they can be- had
elsewhere. All Who want anything In the
line Of goods mentioned above Will ssvs
money by calling u Tolmsn 4 Co.'S.
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Officials Of the Treasury Depart
ment ore said 70 be confident that the
Syndioate's contract for 100000, 900.
Of Eve per cents, replacing On equal
amount Of SKIES, viii be completed BY
the. first Of December. The saving lin.
interest On this sum will BE- three mil
lions ! yea.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoNaRlaA1loNAI.-(Church south ofRavine bridge.)
Services every Sunday at l016 .. m. and pm. SUM-
DAY School Of IL O'Clock. Prayer meeting at the
church ON Wednesday evenings at I O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, Pastor. Residence, corner of Wells
avenue and Lake street.
-(Church ON Richmond avenue.\
Services sverv Sabbath at 101 .. m. and ~ p. NJ
Sabbath School at IL m. Wednesday evening lecture
and prayer meeting at II O'clock. PeWs free and
strangersinvitsd. Rev. nv. Campbell, Pastor.
EPIsoolAL@et. Johns Church, in lower town.
Services every sabbath at l03< .. M and ~ p. m.
Sundays School at II m. Evening prayer meeting
Fridays att O'Clock. Rev. J. T. Chamberss Rector.
Mz7Aonzss.-(Chureh inlower town. Services every
Sunday at 10H !. L.. and II I'm. Sunday School at
~ l. Rev. J. T. LsWton, Pastor.
BAl1uf-(Nsar the second ravins bridge) ssevi-
ces every Sabbath at 1O1< o'clock .. M and o'clock
Pm: Prayer meeting a the church ON Thursday
evening" as Pm. Ssats me- and all ars welcome.
W. =. Stanley, Pastor.
OARaoIlo.-(Chureh Of Immaculate Conception.
81. asrmain strest). Pastor. Rev. Benedict Haind.
o. g. B.; Assistant, Rev. Boniface Null o. 8. D. Ser
vices: Week days ct 8 q. M; Sunday, Rirst mass.
TX .. M, High mass and sermon at 10 m, Ves-
pefs Of Z p. n. Observation-Disclosures ct Pm.
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SHILLING oUTi
BOOTS AND sHOEsi.

Wishing 70 close out ny entire stock Of
boots and shoes, I Will, during The next
Sixty Days, sell Ill soeds on hand It cost
and lsss than cot. I have one tho best
stocks ever brought to the city, ~ parties
osn satisfy themselves Of by calling. This
offer includes not only summer wear, but
fall goods a. wen. All ean be supplied.
Cali and see. ~
s5" n nHNupn
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1.-THE Farmers Movement, 40 it is
called" asserts the Chicago Advance
Creligious paper, sis not the offspring
of demagogueism; it is tho result of
conviction that has been steadily grow.
ing, and has at length become general,
that the enormous power of railway
and ether monopolies is, in more ways
than one, seriously threatening the
public welfare"
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AV-~sJ 40VsotAVno 6T0
NO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y
NO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VI
NO. Observation-Disclosures. 70
Oats-22c to 25s
Corn, $50 for new.
Flour-xxxx $6.bOae.oo; Xxx $500
$3.50; Xxx $4.oos4.S0 per barrel
. Feed-$1.0os1.10 per ewt.
Cornmsal-$1.16.
Shorts-75c.
Bran-$6as per ton; SOC per cwt.
Eggs-l23s15e.
Butter ranges from 123 to $50.
Potatoes-new 400.
Green spples-$6.60 per barrel rs psr
peck.
Blueberries-los12} cents per quart.
cranberries, $1.6oa2.5o per bushel s .
per quart.
onions-75oa$l.oe per bushel. Scarce.
. Heney-25a80o per pound.
Maple sugar-15a20o.
Cabbsge-$ss$10 psr hundred.
Beans, $1.eoa$1.75 per bushel.
Cheese -l5a2oo per pound.
Hsy-$e.oo s7.oo per ton.
Country hsms-1os123c per lb.
Sugar cured hams-20c.
Dried Bsef-2oo.
Wood-$4.oos5.o 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 30aseo
Unwashed, 2vs25o.
Tub washed, 85a41o,
Beef-On foot, SO to DC; retailing, 6a12}c
per pound.
Veal-7a8o dressed; retailing, 10al2}c
per pound.
Mutton-on foot, 3a4c retailing 10a12}o
per pound.
Pork-53c dressed ; retailing, 10a12}o
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Chickens-9a123o per lb.
MILWAUKEE, July %.
Whest-$1 8O}for No. l.
Oats-29c.
Corn-S53o.
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C11A1wA111 111xs:-OuR correspondent
'Loges" sends 10 tho following items
. Your types made me make IN erre1 In
tho amount Of receipts st the Methodist
festival. It was seventy five, instead Of
twenty-five, dollars.
A festival was also held by the same
church at Clear Lake, the net proceeds Of
which were nearly fifty dollars. .,<@
P.V. Nasty (a''as Jed Fullsr) graceful.
~ deals out the malls to the femsles.
Mr.. Writings store has gone up-(about
four fest). 60 has Mr.. Gullstt's.
Bob Shaw u 'just exactly" making some
Of tho best boot w ever saW.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We are prepared to fill orders for psmph-
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, tho Chsttel
Mortgage Acts and ill tho kindred acts 70.
lating to Townships or the duties Of Town
ship officers, enacted since the Revised
Statutes Of 1866. Price 30 cents. Sent
by mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
price. ,5,.
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! - buenos sAyres. correspondent
nalrates The particulars Of the disoov.
cry, ins province Of the Argentine
Republic, Of : ~ond'rfal gold mine,
said 10 be the richest in the world.
One half Of the site Of che mine has
been sold, according to the narrator,
for 800, 900, 900. ......5 Il
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from PAIN EsTILLE.
MINI, July 21st. 1871,

pAvuuavvYnu MYnr JnIv Ola : oho
B rn,-o, ron,..r-.rh. .r..haa;s.. :,
~ .,-..,. -. 49,. -. ..,.H',.' -
n. .ro,. = =. .hor. :, n.,h... ~ :, :.
s.. To- :, r,,,,. ,or,n,,.n.,.. !. 49, =
the 11th and CLOSING sund.v .n.,noon
Thsre v.ra az ara, nini,ter. IN .t,.,a.,..
.hont th,.. hrnd,.d n.on,s .o,.-.....a !.
~. rrov. Tho weather "a. .nesm,ort.
.blv warm and sultry. ain "a v.,a ann
/, r.r.;d h. ~. aov.rnor,. .xo.,,.,. a..
mon .ft.r vhioh Tia a.or.m.nt "a. al.
uini.t.r.d Than a.m. ~. 1890, h.,d-
.b.t,n. and br..t,n. mn.
,z5Ss- x,a.rr,.a.
h., has. pl.vine spr.e..v@ .,.-n ,-.,&.
.ro.nd M l.teiv. Lat W.an..d.v NJ
G. A. zirb.rth. livine on tn. farm of Ju,;u,
Crosse. IN the town Of Lax. H.nrv had .
me pair Of horses struck and kilied in his
barn, which was burned.
Tho house Of 8. Flanders. in Ro.evil,e
was struck also On Wednesday. The
lightning knocked the chimney partly
down, knocked some Of tho timber ont Of
tho roof, ran down the stovepips into the
kitchen and shocked the family consider
sblv while eating their sumner. but did no
serious d.msre,
RISING.
Tho Methodist church in this place is
gradually rising (the building nesn). It
is about ready tor the siding and shingles.
QUE p1o-a1o
oams off last Saturday, with great eclat.
The people arrived on the north shore Of
Lake Koronis about ten O'Clock A. H., and
by noon al were Transferred in the now
ho.t. ~ Ar..... ch;aho,n, r. u.;,.. ~.
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MEANS WHAT HksAYs.

Blggersta6 stin continues to coll boots
and shoes for cash % cheap or cheaper
than The same goods could be bought at
any store in the city. Special reduction In
prices Of summer wear for men, Y onsn,
misses and children. Give him call. He
will sell to you sure, II he has what will
suit you. = .
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GIFT CONCERT.

Mr.. T. steinburg has decided to have his
gift concert and ball on tho evening Il An.
gust 10th. The prizes offered ore Very
valuable, and tickets are only $1.00. "A
ticket gives the holder not only chance
IN tie drawing, but adnission u the bah
also. Mr.. stsinbsrg WIN shortly canvass
the city. All should buy. u ticket. u "a
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: TO THE FAhMERl.

!. Mr.. L. Robbers, having returned from
st. Paul, has leased sohafsrs' brick bakery
building, and will open there, on next
Saturday, tho "Fsrmers' Home" ;,4H He will
havs Tree lunch all day every dsy, 80 that
farmes can drop in any time they are in
the city. The grand opening will be on
Saturday Of next week.
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nooK FOX EVERY NAN.

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The Confessions OF an Invalid,
PUBLISHED AS A WARNING and for the benefit OF
YeUNa MEN AND OTHERS who suffer from NERVOUS
DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, ETC., supplying
the means of selfe,rc. Written by one who cured
himsef after undergoing considerable quackery aud
sent free on receiving postpaid directed envelope.
Sufferers invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
june12-6m Box 1853, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The flooring Of the Presbyterian
Church at Hudson City, New York,
gave away during an entertainment on
Thursday night, and forty children
were injured, some of them seriously.
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Thirty Years. Experience Of an old
NuPS0.

Mrs. Windows Soothing syrup IL tho
prescription OF one 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 children, from the
feeble infant Of one week old to the adult. It
reefs acidity of the stomach relieves wind coe reg
uates the bowels, and gives rest health and comfort
to mother and child: We believe it to be the Best
and surest Remedy in the World in al cases Of
whether it arises from Tsething or from any other
Cause. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. Mono Genuine unless tho facsimile Of
CURTIS PERKINS Il on the outGide Wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine DealerA
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MRS. OTTENsMEYER.

SAUK CBxTl1 NE1aHBoRHooD, -Thos.
Cooper, Of Round Prairie, Was found in
the waters Of Lake Charlotte, near Long
Prairie, dead. A bottle of whisky in his
pocket told the tale........Lightplqg made
. shortage in the stock account Of VIM.
Vessey to the extent Of . horse and two
pigs-Herold.
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J. ". Tenvoords is closing out his en-.
tire stock Of boots and shoes, and win sell
AT COST for tho next sixty days. !, -, {
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FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned will sell for cash on
easy terms Or will trade for property in
the vicinity Of St. Cloud, his farm in tho
Town of Avon. It contains 1874 acres: 10
well imbered has 10 acres under fence !:
2 acres blaok'csp raspberries acre cur.
rants, gooseberries, grapes, 60. ; acre Of
strawberries-all in good bearing condi-
ton. Also, 100 apple trees, plum and pear
trees and other Seeding trees. Good
dwelling house, stables, 80. Is only two
miles from the railroad depot. II net
sold by September 18th, it will be leased.
Inquire Of or address -. 5'." ~
JOHN BRAKEFIELD,
july24-tf Avon P. o., stearns Co., MINI.
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M. BECKER.
FUR A FEW DAYS.

The choice stock Of dry soods:at J. o. Mo
Ocnnsll's closing out sale 10 going of 20 rap
idly that those who want bargains should
call soon. Staple and fancy dry goods, Of
the best manufacture, are literally melting
sway. 10 great 10 the rush: The news has
gone fer and wide into the country, and
people ~ coming from oil quarters. The
best bargains Of the season ars to bs had
q this ssls. Remember to esll q Neon
lell's. ...: i IT.. -. z,>,..
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Oil. It Is the only safe article in existence which Is
certain to assmilste tho FOOD regulate the bowels,
cure wiad-colic and produce natural sleep. It con-
tains neither minerals morphine nor alcohol, and is
pleasant to take Children need not cry and mothers
may rest. jan30em
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-24

1.-THE Boston Post cries aloud for
the Massachusetts, Democracy to be up
and DOING" "Dolng what-preparing
for another funeral p asks the New
York Herald.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-24

BECKER Coua11.-Mr. Brinkmsn, Of
Buffalo. N. T., who proposes building .
Touring mill in Detroit, 10 making his pre-.
parations to begin operations forthwith
.........The Detroit Record learns that there
ID fair prospect that grain elevator viii
DO built at that place by Chicago parties
..........Ths new schoolhouse ct Detroit will
bs completed in q few weeks,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-24

The net debt Of New York city is
sos, 239, 900. The net debt of Boston
is $23, IA, S94.SO.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-24

If You want to see a,
lively time, just call at
=. 5teinbure's, between
10 and III o'clock, when
he set0 out Lunch.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-24

.-1ce-oool lemonade, pop, and tho best
cigars and tobacco always to b had at
Fsnk Davis new stand. =