The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-04

in the East Division, on . total valuation
Of Sc, 724,6 $685.. $685.. ..,.@.E. /. I
MIR. /. A. Barnum In Principal and
Mrs, Rees il assistant Of the Sank Rapids
school, the fall term Of which began on
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Tho editor Of The Mankats Rsv;sw IL
happy 1t last. He has discovered - hall
dozen saloons in the city where Milwaukee
lager 10 sold at five cents glass;"
-Of course, everybody expects to 80 to
The State Fair. Those who desire to So
cure premium lists DIRE referred to the ad-
vertisement Of Secretary Paist, in another
Among tho Grand Jurors drawn for
the October term Of the U. 8. District
Court are DR.. H. McMahon and h. 8. Nor
ton, Of Sank Rapids Petit Jurors, N. F.
Barnes, Of st. Cloud, and Abraham Deer
ing, of Osakis.
One car occasionally appreciate the
peculiar appropriateness Of things As for
the announcement in the Roohes-
ter Post that the Rev. Mr.. 5sabreeze would
preach at High Forest. There is pleas
Ant air about such items these warm days.
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The Republican Convention f,r the
s0th Senatorial District will be held in
Sank Rapids on thell2th inst, to nominate
ono Senator and one Representative. The
Democratic Convention will meet at tn
Same place Sept. 22d.
Attention is called to tho ADVERTISE
ment Of Mr.. A. F. Robertson, who has
opened ajewelry store, whore Bush's store
stood, with complete and on
tirely new stock Of goods. Mr.. R. Is q
skillful workman and will give good salts.
faction. ~
Mr.. VIM. R. Burkhard, Of st. Paul, ID
the largest dealer in tho West In guns,
rifles, pistols, fishing tackle, and other
goods in that line. In addition to tho com
plete stock on hand, hs hos tho best fsoil-
tiles for manufacturing. Attention Is called
to his Advertisement on our second page.
Tho Brainerd Tribune states that the
pastoral connection Of tho Rev. Mr.. VIII
liams, Of that place, has been severed.
Mr.. Williams is tho reverend gentleman
who. few weeks ago, stsked his gold
watch on the result Of game Of cards on
The cars, and lost it, and this 'severine'
is not all surprising.
MIR. Roger s. Pease, Of Minneapolis,
vas in the city on Saturday and favored
US with call. Mr.. Pesse is tho pioneer
in the window glass trade and docs worry
large business in this State. Merchants in
Northern Minnesota will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on or correspond with Mr..
Pease before making their purchases at
sny time.
Several additions to and changes in
our minneapolis Trade Column" have
been made this week. Special attention
is called the names Of Wander Horck &
Adams, hardware, stoves, etc. Durham &
Johnson, groceries and provisions John
Hinton, saw manufacturer Grimshsw &
Town, carriage manufacturers, and Bush
aell & Hayes, st. Anthony Iron Works.
These are al No. establishments.
ALL persons interested in the purchase
of furniture, whether at Wholesale OF r.
tail, should read tho new advertisement Of
Clark & Cope. Of Minneapolis,
on the first page. This firm manufactures
largely, and is able to guarantee satisfac.
ton. We are satisfied that it ia on Of
the best furniture houses in the State,
and its prices are extremely reasonable.
"A glorious prospect for business in a
new direction has just opened to the gaze
Of Stebbins, Of the Hastings Gazette. He
heard Of chicken at Rich Valley having
four legs, and he is said to be now v1gor-
ously engaged In trying to. run it down
with the idea Of starting "great moral
museum" Thus far the chickens foul
legs have been two too many for friend
Stebbins' wind.
About the biggest monopoly that Min.
nesota contains at the present writing il
the American Express Company, whose
charges are limited only by tho amour,
Of money that its customers are supposed
to have or to be able to raise. The amount
Of service rendered has nothing whateve,
to do with these charges. While reformerl
are at it, 1t might be well to discuss how
far Legislature CONTROL could be extend
ed over this monopoly. Its tariff Of ratel
il simply extortienate.
Russell, Of the Brainerd Tribune, and
Underwood, Of the Fergus Falls Journal
are rivals in tho map business. Under
wood has given to tho world the latest a.
sortment Of SPIDERS tracks, and when Rus
sell Was here ct tho Convention last wesl
We tsunting1y reminded him Of the fact
He instantly squelched us with the state
ment that Underwood had sent away from
home for his wood-eut, while hs Russell
had made his out Of his own head. He als'
intimsted that there WAS material for plent,
more where that came from.
Tho editor Of the 9lenwood Edgl
says: "This week We improved An oppor'
tunity Of visiting the city Of St. Cloud. W.
liked tho city very much, with the excep
.tion Of its hotel ACCOMMODATIONS" d,
then devotes one column to = "free notice
Of the Central House, giving his experlen
ces there, and from remark or two h,
makes We are inclined TO suspect that h
does not consider it strictly frst-clas
hotel!
The Prairie Schooner is tho rather odd
nsme of paper just started at Marshall
. growing young town situated il
Lyon county. Its editor, Mr.. J. G. Erwin
goes to work in the right wy to make ,
good psper, by gathering together all th'
news Of his town and Of tho country sur.