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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17
KinI Of the Blood.


For SwssLBD NIoK AND ExLA1oEp
GLANDS. Cass.-For several years past
have been badly afflicted with e1oitrs, or
swelled Neck, and it had become 20 bad
that "a effort to. raise my arms above my
head produced a'ohoking sen sstion, which
was almost uncomfortable. Aftsr trytux
several remedies with no benefit. I vas
sdvissd to try King Of the Blood, which I
did, and tho effsc. has been almost mirao-
uloas. I took nearly seven bottles. and
1t has not only cured my neck but greatly
benefited my general health. have net
felt 80 we'll for years. have bssn trsubl-
cd from childhood with tstty tumors on
my arms, and I can go The wonderful
effects Of your medicine upon those, for
they have already begun to diminish, and
I think that II continue on with tho msdi-
cine, they will entirely disappear.
With gratitude, remain,
CHARLOTTE 8. sx1TH. Columbus, Pa.
See advertisement In another column.
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"A single State il no longer strong
enough to cope with the incorporate
monopoly it called into existence.
The common carrier is too strong, sr.
rogant, aud self.willed TO- be managed
BY . Commonwealth. Congress is
alone equal to do this work, and the
sooner. ve have : system Of general
laws for the regulation Of the common
carriers Of the country, the better ior
it, peace and prosperity.-Rarr'.b,rg
pa. Journal.
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Col. A. r. Kiefer, Of Kiefer & Heck,
st. Paul, returned home N Saturday from
. business trip south, aud during his ab-
seuoe purchased tho largest and finest
stock Of liquors ever billed to . St. Paul
house. They were. bought from first
hands,
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Prof: Agastiz has been leoturing
On egg, and he asserts that "all living
beings, whatsvsr their diversity of
form, have grown up from eggs which
are At first all precisely similar. Devi..
lions take place little understood that
eventually change these beings into
widely differing animals. This explains
where everything comes from except
eggs.
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laOvERaMENT SALE.

4, ~
There will bs sold ct public sale, ct Depot Army
Clothing and 1qaipags, Fort Smelling. MINI, on
:Th-rsaay, nay ~, lsTs. At 10 O'Clock =. N.
Gao Lsath or Stseks,
" III Hats
1 ~ a.sh. ~, "a ~, eIsx Gos .c",oeH:,
Terms Cash, in o. 8. currency, on day Of sale.
=, .-saHE% HAMILTON LIEB Err,
aprl7Aw !, Captain and N 8. K, q. 8. A.
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The Farn,ers' Union advises farm.
ers to look vol to the quality Of their
seed corn. The freeze in October
killed large share of the ohits, and
good seed is likely to b short. One
farmer who tried forty kernels succeed.
ed 10 getting only twenty. six to grow.
Try your seed before planting. Those
farmers Who took the preoaution to
save their seed as soon as the corn was
glazed we're wise.
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SCOTCH FIFE AND ODESSA WHEAT.

1Vxk0 VE3NSVNO 1EgAV00L 1AB&H8 3XSOA
sAuk Cssras. April 9th, 1873.
EDITOR JoulsAL.-Yo ours, asking a OK
precision Of opinion OF the merits Of Odes-
% and Scotch Fife wheat, 10 received. In
reply Will say that my knowledge Of the
Odessa IL derived more from observation
chan experiment. J III
When It was Arst introduced into this
locality, tho remembrance Of my invest
ment in ''Norway Oats" VA, fresh In ny
mind, and that deferred mo from investing
in Odessa Several Of my nsishbors how
ever have grown it quite sx.eusivsly, and
tho results have generally proved satisfae-
tory. wherever It has been grown BY the
side Of Fife, there has been quite . differ
snos in yield in faver Of the Odessa. But
I attribute the extra yield to these facts.
Let, A choice piece Of ground il always
ssleotsd for the new kind Of seed, and
more pains are taken In putting It in than
with tho larger fields. I'd, 1t IL seed that
has been grown upon different soil, and
perhaps in different climate, and tho
change is greatly beneficial. Sd. The
berry is smaller than the Fife, and there-
fore tho ground becomes moro heavily seed
ed.
Mr.. Dslrynple. in tho Farmsr's Union,
speaks very highly Of tho Odessa, and
claims that it will stand the storms bet
ter than tho Fife. Which 10 true in one
sense. But I think majority Of my
brother farmers will get false impression
from that assertion. The fact 10, the 0des-
50 does not mature A. early a. the Fife BY
about : week or ten days, and Of course
whers both arc subjected to storms near
tho time Of harvest tho Odessa comes out
first best. But At tho same stage Of ms.
turity it certainly cannot stand the storm
ss>well - Fife; for il shells very easy,
and cannot be left standing after the pro-
per time to cut without wasting much more
than Fife.
Not being miller cannot say ~ to its
Touring qualities. While, from what I
know Of tho Odessa I think favorably Of il,
I would net advise farmers to raise 1t to
the exclusion Of the: old and well-trisd
Fife, which has always yielded we'll and
been free from rot and rust. Tine, and
time alone, can decide upon the relative
merits Of the two varieties. In. the mean
time Ishould like to have . general OK
preston Of wheat growers upon the sub
jeot. CHAH. HAlMo1.
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CAURCH DluEC TORY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES south of RAvine bridge.)
Services every Sunday ~ 1O}a u. M. AID pm. sun
DAY school AZ IL O'Clock. Prayer meeting ut ths
church I'll W sdnesday evenings at 7 O'Clock. Rev
Cyrus Picket, PastIr. Residence, corner Of " els
avenue Anti Lake street.
lChurch on Richmond avsnae.>
esrviSes everv sabbath At iu1s u. M AND ~ p. H.
And prayer mssuas as n O'clock. Psws Tree ana
strangers inritsd. Rev. Is. V. Campbell, Pastor.
EPIseoPAL-(St. Johns Church, in lower town.
SerS lcss every sabbath At IVY y. ~. anu ~ p ~.
Sundays School 1T ~ Ii. kvonlnx prayer meeting
Erlua1s ~ I o'clock. Kew. =. L. Chambers, Rector
kMI7AuDIsF.-&Church in lower town. Services every
SUNDAY ~ lv12 H.. and n Pm. Sunday school ~
90 u. kev. }. L. Lewton, Pastor.
CArAouc.1Church Of Immaculate Conception,
st. terrain streetI. PASTOR Rev. benedict halhul.
v. s. b. Assistant, Rev. Bonlacs Muli, y. 8. y. Ser
vices Week days ut = y. ~; SNn0Ays, First nass,
~ ~ NJ, high mass and sermon u ~ y. N, Yes
psrs Ut y. III. ;Cathecetical instruction ut p. M
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STOP THAT FUssl

Every grocery man and every dry goods
man in towns getting out handbills, telling
what he will do. Tenvoorde does not
propose getting outbills, but he will sell
goods cheaper than any or I'll the .sst and
his goods are NO old lot, either. Come
along, everybody, who wants good goods
cheap, and see what Tenvoorde has to sell
you. His prices are good deal better
than the ''oost prices the other merchantsl
are making so much fuss about.
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FOR SALE.

DR.. Atkins offers for sale household
goods Of every kind. from sewing machine
to . silk pin-cushios, or from cooking
stove to rolling pin. Call and see. Also,
good buggy-pole, light double-harness,
gentle family horse, top buggy, and side:
saddle.
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Csstoria u more than substitute for Castor
OIL. 1t the only safe article in existence which IL
certain to asHmiats the food, regulate tho bowels,
cure wiadcoltc and produce natural sleep. It con-
tains neither minerals, morphine ALCOHOL and IL
pleasant to take. Children need cry and others
may rest. jaasQ6m
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TO THE LADIES.

Mrs. 0ttensmeyer has just returned from
the East whore she purchased large and
fashionable stock Of millinery goods,
fancy goods, etc., to which she would ask
the attention Of the ladies Of st. Cloud
and vicinity.
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Coon WolK.-Mr. Thos. Jones hss just
finished ironing two-sested buggy in .
manner that would do credit to any work.
man in the State. It is in every way .
No. l job. 1t il neat, light and substan-
tial. Thomas evidently understands his
business.
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The Ssuk Centre Hotel has been sold
by r. L. Wright to H. Smith. ........Ths
Sank Centre Driving Park Association was
organized on the 9Th, with ]. D. Carr
President; N. II. Miner Vice. Pr esident
3. NJ. Bruce Treasurer; and E. Oskford
Secretary. Twenty per cent. Of the stock
was paid, and grading, &c., will soon DO
commenced. Sank Centre propoes to make
an effort to have the County Fair next fall.
Herald.
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COME AND SEE.

NJ. Becker has just received all the new
styles Of boots, shoes, CATERS, slippers, &c.,
/ for ladies' gentlemen's. misses and boys
wear. Ills stock is very complete, and he
can satisfy any demand in that line
Goods selling At extremely: low figures.
Give him : call. :, i .<
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If any Of our merchants, or business
concerns are out Of note heads, bill heads,
statements. circulars, envelopes, cards, &c.,
will they have the goodness to step into
THE JOURNAL Office and look At our stock
and specimens Of work from our new types.
They'll be pleased with what they see,
and not less 50 with our very low prices.
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MARKETS.
sr. CLOUD. Apr. II, 1873
1unka tinna fnr vhaaf ara


To.day's quotations for wheat are:
no. 100000. .."....89a90
NO ......... 11a6Vc.
Oats-20o to 22c
Corn, $50 for new.
Flour-XXxx $5.50ae.oo'; Xxx $500
1850; Xxx $4oos4.5o Per barrel :
Feed-$l.0oal.10 per owt.
Coramsal-$l.l5.
shorts-75c.
Bran-$sA10 per ton; 500 per owt.
Eggs-Plenty at l0al5o.
Butter ranges from Is to 26o, and e.
oeedingly scarce.
Potatoes-25a40c.
Green apples $3.50 $7.76 per barrel
100 per peck.
Cranberries, $1.6o.2.5o per bushel s
per quart.
Onions-$l. Goal 80 per bushel.
Hensy-25aaoo per pound.
Cabbage-$bs$10 per hundred.
Beans, $l.eoa$l.75 per bushel.
Cheese-l5s2oe per pound.
Hsy-$6. 6oa7.6o per ton.
Wool-Unwsshsd, ssas5c; washed, 5oa
$50.
Country hsms-loa123e per lb.
Sugar cured hams-15o . 200.
Wood-S4.0oa5. 90 per cord.
Beef-On foot, Sc to DO; retailing, sa12}o
per pound.
Vsal-7aso dressed; retailing, 1oal23o
per pound.
Mutton-en foot, 3a4o retailing 1Oa124e
per pound.
Pork-53o dressed retailing, 10.123e
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Turkeys-l4also per lb.
Chickeas-9al23c per lb.
Geese-9a123c per lb.
MILWAUKEE, April 16.
Wheat-S1 PSI for No. 1.
| Oats-27c.
| Corn-37c.
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LOOK OUT, EVERYBODY.

Capt. West returned to-day from tho
east, where no purchased more goods than
over before. His stock will be here In .
few days, and will DO sold 1t prices thst
will defy an competition. He has every"
thing in his line Of. goods that can DO
needed in this market. Look out for Vests
new goods.
His forced sale will continue only until
Saturday, at the prices stated ia his adver-'
.isement on the second page.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

MIR. AUGUST TRACER, Of Mime
N spolis, General Agent Tor Minnesota
for tho celebrated Copper-covered STAR
Lightning Rods, INSIDE BY Rayburn, Hun
ter + Co.. Ph,ladslphia, viii b ia 81. Cloud
in . few weeks taking orders. These
works Gre the oldest and largest in Ameri-
o., and make 5000 feet Of rcd daily. The
superiority Of these rods over other is be.
yond question. Being spiral-twisted, they
present continuous sharp edge, connect
ing with copper couplings. They combine
strength, permsnenoy and nsstness. They
arc covered with pure polished sheet-cop-
per. The manufacturers offer reward Of
$500 to any person who will show that
even shingts has been injured by light
ming On tho root Of building having 1t
least two Of these rods,
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Joseph Howard is always ahead on fat
beef for Easter. He had this year one
steer, only three years. old, which dressed
nine hundred and twenty pounds. OF
couse, it cut into wonderfully juicy, fat,
tender roasts. 1t was raised by Fritz Her
berger, Of this place. Howard had much
other meat that WAS No. l in every way
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SPLENDID CHANCE Mr.. Mark Whitney
is agent for Our Freside Friend, one of the
best illustrated story papers published.
Every subscriber gets an elegant chrome
at the time Of subscribing, and also share
in the distribution Of $25, 900 in cash and
tother premiums. Terms only $500:
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Miss F. E. Clark would inform tho ladies'
that, having returned from tho East, she
has now her spring stock Of millinery and
ladies' furnishing goods. Also, . fresh
assortment Of Buttriok's Patterns. She
would Do pleased to have tho ladies call
and examine her new styles.
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StEClAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
errors and abuses in early life Manhood restored
treatment. Now and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress Howard Association, No. South Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa-an institution having high rep
citation ssr honerabi. conduct s~a professional skill
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MARKET Value OF ExEs.-Sherif 0eissel
returned from Cold Spring on Thursday
evening with Hsrsohmsn, the sys-gouger.
He and Whittord, the injured party, settled
the matter the next day-Harschman pay
ing $40 to Whitford, and tho costs.
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We give herewith the dates Of the open-
pg Of the Mississippi since 1860:

LArsn.- Another break in the Sank
Rapids dam, and much more serious than
the first, occurred this forenoon, taking
away about ono hundred feet OF tho wing
dam.
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The Altoona Tribune is RESPONSE
bic for this: "A very wicked man in
Hollidaysburg, having recently been
taken il, and believing he Was about
to die, told neiehbor that he felt need
of preparation for the next world, and
would like to see some proper person 10
regard to it, whereupoo tho feeling
friend sent for q fro insurance agent"
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Notwithstanding the untavorsble
weather, there was coed attendance At the
Fireman's Ball on Monday evening.
Enough were present to dance six sets.
Those who did 60 had . pleasant time
The receipts were $135.
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Music GrvBs AwA1.-We will order
Peters Nus, o. Monthly to be sent for one
year to any one who will send a. Ave sub
'scribsrs to our paper 1t So. each. Think
ofitl You can get at least sixty beautiful
songs, ducts, and choruses, ard from fifty
to sixty piano pieces, worth at least $40.
BY ssndius I've subscribers % Tn Joua-
Hal. IF T. -. ~ 5*%t -zS-S,' - 32
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Hon. Martin Greeley, Of Maine Prairie,
WAS in town on Friday. BE came to take
home IN Ayrshire oalfhe had just bought
from Col. Kiug's Minneapolis steok-farm.
Although only seven weeks old it weighed
three hundred pounds. Let our formers
get more blooded stock.
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If you want to sec q
lively time, just call at
II. 6te1nburH's. between
10 and III O'Clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
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ONE HuHDRED MEM k1LLnD.

I
That Was In Lou.stana, but the largest
arrival Of new goods, including staple dry
goods, the latest styles Of dress goods
clothing for men and boys, notions, &c., 10
a. Joseph Edelbrook's. Mr.. 3. brings to
his o.ty the best goods to be found In any
market. This is an undeniable fact. And
the sells at the lowest prices.
Tuesday. when Gov. Miller WAS on
his way TO this city. the double.trss broke
and his horses get away from and loft him
on the highway. He got considerably
muddisd ny being dragged by the lines BE-
fore giving them up, otherwise hs ID oil
right - Warne6ago City Prsss.
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% 9el extiebIsRen bts IN ser Hire q. Glsa> II
berIsEen. tiete Set liesmtt alles ,an serfaaf.
betelens aus alen eaasseritbf6sften 10 sute Glide.
BettReueu. Ri41si&tue, as& aas eet,'oefen 4. I.
h. gtenfs etne maEe eebraut3ter etetser. etx
pferD. Qutf&e. e<tten. eia,eI unS hsbteI @fesbe
0ei4trr uns elm auti&e Dale. Office uuh aestntaas
IN Gsibtastsn at.
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-Edelbrock is selling groceries IS
cheap As the cheapest. As good goods and
Is much for ono dollar as at any other
store in town. Try for yourself.
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-We have received the first number Of
the LeSuenr Seminal, JamesJ. Green's new
paper. It is well-printed sheet, newsy,
and Democratic.
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Mr.. B. Rosenberger il moving into the
handsome residence he recently purchased
Of Mr.. John +. CLARK.
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FOR LESS THAN COST.

A few more Of the celebrated Furst l.
Bradley Breaking Plows on hand, which
will be sold for less than cost, to close out
the let, at
RoslNBHRaYR Bros.
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attendance and very pleasant time 1t the
donation party hold 1t DR.. Msrlatt's on
Tuesday evening for The benefit Of Rev.
Mr.. Lewton. pastor Of the NJ. e. church.
Toe entertainments Of the evening included
solos, duets, quartsttes and choruees, and the
reading of''Buok Fsnshaw's Fuuersp' Mark
rwain) by Miss Ravens in . capital manner
A splendid supper had been provided BY
tho ladies, and tho gentlemen present came
manfully up to the work of helping to dis
pose Of it. The results were $40 in cash,
and about $50 in useful articles.
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Go to Tenvoorde's, and get the best
shingles made by the st. Paul Msnufac-
turing Company.
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New Orleans molasses, strictly pure,
1t Boyd's.
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Chief Of Police Roberta on gives notice
to parties to clean their alleys sud yards
Of al refuse matter.
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Col. Gilman wants more fresh beef.
SEQ his advertisement.
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NO! FOR SPRING.

B. Roseaberger has just received from
tho East large stock OF stationery and
fancy goods. Also, the finest lot Of wall
paper ever brought to tho city. Any num-
Dor Of new styles. Baby carriages spe-
cialty.
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CLUBBIHG WITH MAGAZINES,

For the accommodation Of our subsori-
bers who may wish to subscribe for . mag.
aziae or periodical, and also to give them
the benefit Of Whatever reduction We get on
contracts with the publishers for their re-
spective issues, We offer THs JOURNAL in
connection with others, per year as fol-
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e. Curtis 10 selling at cost! Now is
the time to get groceries cheap. Call and
got prices.
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Look out next week for what Paul
Mockenhaurt will have to say!
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Tho types last week took thirty pu-
pills out of Miss HcGaughey's room in tho
Union School, making the number 10 in
stead Of 48. It would be . mistake that
would take any Of the little ones out Of
that room.
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"A $4,000 fire occurred in Duluth
yesterday. 1t destroyed five buildings,
including tho paint shop Of Lsvsqus 4
Foss, where it originated. Mr.. L. wss
formerly Of St. Cloud. Very little or no
insurnnce.
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Acc1D.sr.-oa Friday, Mr.. Truit, Of
Ssuk Rapids. Was thrown from bio wagon
and had his arm dislocatsd. Hs remained
At the City Restaurant, whore the injury
vas attended to, until the next day, whom
he WAS taken home.
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WAATED.-A shoemaker can obtain
steady employment and good wages by CAL
ling on NJ. BECKER,
St, Cloud.
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During the absence Of Mayor Edel-
brook, AID. J. G. Smith, President Of the
Council, viii BE- Acting Mayor.
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-We learn from Mr.. 8. MacFreu that
the stage from Braiuerd yesterday tumbled
of the bridge At Buffalo Creek. No dam
age one passenger dampened. Tho foun
dstion Of the bridge had washed away.
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Prairie frss are appearing On the east
side Of the river. No damage thus far thu.
We have heard of.
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Our reporter saw Benedict at Sank
Rapids to-day. He was talking right cut
apparently Dr. the d-m.
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-Hehderson is receiving his spring
goods, including ladies' and gents boots
and shoes Of all descriptions.
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-Glenwood very properly rejoices over
the prospect Of . "a, 900 brick -sohoo]hsuss
to be built the present season..
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Mr.. Geo. Smithson, who, couple Of
weeks ago had anputated . toe frosted
during tho winter, is able to DO around
again,
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DIED.

In this city, April 10th, FnAnku, infant
son 81 James and 3. T, Carlisle.
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- MIR. o. g. Wall. lately Of the Houston
County Josrnal, having sold out his news
paper, has removed t" Audubon, on tho N (.
P. r. r., whore hs proposes to 30 to farm
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VALUABLE timber, meadow and prairie
lands in Stsarns, Todd and Otter Tail
counties are advertised for sale. Easy
terms will DO given. Enquire at Bank Of
|. st. Cloud.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17

The new fire engine was to be shipped
to-day frsm Boston. Ito cost there WAS
little over 50. 600.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17

DO not fail to 80 to Groveror's and
90 the Little aisnt corn and cob orusher.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17

Look out next week for what Paul
Mookenhsupt will have to say!
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17

On Tuesday forenoon, large Pc rtion
Of the east wall Of Brokers' old block fell
to the ground. The rest is in . dangerous
condition.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-17
FOR SALE.

A good pony, harness and blackboard.
Will be sold separately or al together, a.
may be desired. Apply ct this Office.